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WEDNESDAT, AUGUST It. iN t Average Daily Net PresaTthn The Wsathsr ^anrlrriilrr IttiPttitugi l|rrald For the Week Baded Ferodae* ef 0 . 8. Weatbar BaMSB May tSrd. I08S Fair, mIM tealght. Low bi SSa Mr. and Mra. Alanao roroman.. CUM NaMan Sly aaS win fastuM eamivikl night, eampflra, ~gho t 12,925 Friday coaUawed geacralty fair, North Coventry, and thalr aen, Area Scouts H e S n » pm Sty J »% U »H lEwmtng to a U i About Town Lewti Foreman, SO RlUiaid '8t, Board Still Says ‘No’ and an alaetton, with Iota Member ef the Aodlt he*. Hlgli acor SS. tlklng and a boilermakora' have juRt returned from a trip to Barean ef OIrenhitlea M anchaefar^A City o l Viltatfo Chorm tlw Knichta o( Oolumbtia' act* Oreenlleld. Iowa. Bn route, they Now at C^mp baJl, In omjtmetioiVfWlth boy’s daj^ PRINTED DISH TOWELS liaek touraaramt will atart Sapt. vMted Niagara Falla. on which ^ scouts assums the 11. niaaa wlahlag to partldpata On Yule Lights Issue operation of Camp Pioneer. With More than 200 Blackiedge Dle- tiUlBMlfUd AsurMHig ea Page l$l PRICE FIVE CENTS nagr nctatar at the X C Home. The netback tournament, apon* the most covetod posltlcm in camp, A ckNMout pattern. . . ^ a t ’s VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 273 (TWENTY PAGES) M ANCHESTER. CONN., ’THURSDAY, AlIGUSTT 20. 19.59 aorMl by the BUia, will atart on trlet scouts began their annual the chpf, filled boyF day will be able to sell these i^ d e rfu l qualltjrtweli nlgtitfcusslon of any subjects tinder^ the A ta v a ta aplaah pojrtjr wiU be Bept. S. Reglatratlona for the tour­ The Board of IHrtctors last summer encampment Monday at climaxed by an "Officers In ths at such a ridiculously low price. TWs is Dirsetora' Jurisdiction. - held at < o*eloGk Friday night at nament may be mada at the Blka stayed firm In Ita decision not to the Charter Oak Boy Scout Re­ lake" pai^y. Tha encampment will the last the Jobber had; so thfreU J* .2,“ Bennett said the Chamber's re­ the nUBCtoB RMca Country Club. Home. aid tha Chamber of Commerce In servation, Camp Pioneer, on West wind up with a council campfire more when thee# are gone. E a r a A AB­ quest had a "telfiah" motive— "to Hill lake in Winated. on Saturday night, Aug. 39, whwt SORBENT, AND IX»'0 WEARING. the Chrietmea etreet lighting pro­ make money." He said It wants Fliers Prepare M iu Gall Peaae of Jackman, Heading the Manchester contin­ scouts receive camp awards for Anthony T. SqulUacote. non of gram. Malil St. decorated at Christmas­ Steel Strike Rivals Maine, la vlaltlng with her alater, gent Is Troop 26—Charter Oak competitive scouting events. Mr. and Mra. Anthony Bqaillaeote. the DIrectorh remained certain time for "another eelflsh reason” CouncU's largest unit—under the m ‘W hite 8ti wdl Mtar the Behoof Wiliiam URlvtere of ISO 'This weekend. Troop 36 com­ Air Snatch of the town ehouid not contribute —to draw ahoppera. direction of Scoutmaster Harry of Mualc, at the llniveralty of Ml-(Maple 8t. "The townspeople are not obli­ mittee will hold .the annual out-, money toward the program in a Maldment. Two groups of Troop 26 ing at the Hessians In Cktsp Pio­ fr/“ !Report Asks Big Hike ami. Coral Oablea. Fla. next gated." he added, "to pick up the Senior Scouts are on separate Claim Fact Report Space Capsize month. He plana to major In voice. brief dlecuealon during last night's tab” for any Chamber projects. neer. They will attend the Cotincll TfwJWIUUeoM projeeta during the first week of o h n He la a graduate of Mancheater Custer Pays Visit meeting Ih the Municipal Building Mrs. FItxpstrick said Main St. catnpfirs Saturday iflght and M A N O fM T M i C * Thousands- camp. The 1946 are group; under church aervicea Siindi^ - morning Vsndenberg Air Force Bo m . High School. gfter John Wlet. .executive vice businessmen benefited themselves the leadership of Joe Marcln, (s priaeldent of the Chamber, urged with tha scouts. On Sunday, ths On Way to Spain by getting a sizable decrease In hiking the Appalachian Trail; Calif., Aug. 20 (JP)— From out By DBNZIL PEIRIH taoira A. Trudel. daughter of reconsideration. committee will attend a oookout Backs Their Stand assessed valuation last year and while the 1946 group, under the of the vast Pacific heavens, a Kandy, Ceylon, Aug. 20 (JP) Mr. and Mra. niomaa J. ^ a r a , 4S Wlet, aaking ttet the Board ap­ have been benefited by the town followed by the annual buslneas Arthur Cuater, hla wlff, and guidance of Karl Kelher and Fred small capsule dangling from a — A maddened temple ele­ Weaver Rd.; Harold P. Laraon, three.children of lodra City, Iowa, propriate $1,000 to match $5,0^ In the way'of extra parking space meeting and election of officers I •CHOOLBXClNj from the Chamber, aaid that In Morrison, Is on a canoe' trip in the for the coming season. Arrange­ parachute was expected to aon of Mr. and Mra. Bdward D. arc viaitlng with Cuateria father, and new street lights. Maine wilderness. Both groups Washington. Aug. 20 phant charged a crowd of Foreign Aid Rockvilla tha Chamber of Com­ ments for the committee campoiit the strike rests upon management drop slowly toward the (Kean Wllaon, U Main St, Talcottvllle; Lnuta H. Cuater of M Hawthorne will trek to Camp Pioneer next CALL THE Striking steelworkers and the 200,000 at a religioua fe.atival merce and town government give are under the supervlilon of troop and labor.” and Suaan H. Lovett daughter of St. weekend to Join the troop In the today. last night. Twenty person* $800 apiece for atrjMt lighting. stewiwd William Oess. steel industry both claimed However, he, made It clear that Mr. and Mra. Howard W. Lovett Cuater haa been away from Currency Shower second p'eek's program. ' And waiting In Hawaii waa a Went Rd., Ellington, have been Earlier, the Mancheater Cham­ MONEY NUMBER today that a new government the public has an Interest In the team of fliers with a seemingly .were reported killed in the Mancheater alnee 1940. He grad­ ber had asked for $1,200 to help In First week activities will range named to the dean'a Hat at Baton Mitchell 3-4l68 report bolsters their positions. dispute which each week Is cost­ impossible asalgnment — to go crush and thousands in.iured.) uated Mancheater High School In the $6,000 decorating program of For .Miss Brown from the waterfront to l4-mlle Mami« Ends Visit ing $300 million worth of produc­ Several persona were reported Ike’s Group College. Lewiaton, Maine, for the Uie.claar of 1940B, graduated the hikes in ths Bsrkshlres In quest of Maintaining Ita handa-off policy out and try to catch It before It second aemeater of the 1SS8-59 new lighting and ornaments, In­ tion and $70 million in wages. missing. It was feared some had; Univeralty of Conneetleut In 1940, merit badge qualifications. First Denver, Aug. ip OP) _ Mrs. In the 37-day-old steel strike, the hit the water. college year. They are all members cluding 0-foot high candles. The A ctitrency bridal shov/er was F O R A N O K A Y L O A N I government yesterday released Mitchell told several hundred fallen or jumped Into Kandy Lake ‘ and received hie master’t degree given recently In honor of Kath­ timers. Identified by their presence Mamie Elsenhower ended a 6-day . . , __ I The capsule went aloft veater- of the claaa of I960. IHrectora last week refused on School bellt mean' tchool Wl/f • • • - figures showing that ateel profits, nearby. ! In muBlc from the Univeralty of grounds the money would gld bus!- ryn L. Brown. 12 Cheater Dr., at in a'"penned In” area of the water­ visit with her alUng mother, Mrs. !n an an-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bedell. 44 ing music in the Midwest, most re­ precedent for glring public money Harl:ird. yard-distance which qualifies them Ths First Lady left aboard ^ $S5 to $609 everj' 96 minutes In an egg- ly installments you choose. Mitcbell made public the 4,000- But a national emergency might nual Buddhist pageant calle'd, Funds Plea Griswold St. has returned to the cently at the Univeralty of Ohaha, to other programs. Friends and relatives of the for swimming privileges. Old- Burlington train. She was to shaped, north-south orbit. Our monogar llkat to loy, '^oar loon Is okoyT. word background report on the result if the strike ia not settled Perahera. I Bhrlnera’ Hospital for Crippled Neb. bride-to-be attended. She un­ timers. identified by the turned up change trains In Chicago and will This afternoon, 26 hours after Back Beard's Stand ateel dispute. He said neither side by the latter part of September or The animal became infuriated | Children In Springfield. Maas., for The Custer's are on their way to wrapped her gifts from a pink um­ cuffs on their shorts, will spend the arrive 4w Washington tomorrow A Isos e( 11*0 eoiH WSJ>atlr the launching, the capaule waa to Washington, Aug. 20 tyilbur Bennett, an executive of 12 CORfBCIltIvB IHOBthly IfWtdIlflWlH ©f flfc*IM sack. haa been doing any Intensive bar­ early October, he aaid in reply to when It steppejl on burning coals | p^-pollo treatment Ha would ap­ week working on boating and morning. be kicked loose from the 19-foot Prosicfonl Flsenhow«r's spe­ i 1 Spain, where he will teach music brella. decorated « 1th colored which had dropped from a flaming the Manchester Taxpayers’ gaining and urged greater efforts a que.stion. i preciate hearing from his friends. at the University of Seville. They afreainers. She was also presented swllhming merit badges and other She said that her. trip to Denver satellite. torch. It -wheeled about and; League, and former Director Hel­ 983 Main Street, Manchester until a settlement Is reached. Management and union spokes­ cial foreign aid commlttM with a showei cake. personal advancements. was not prompted by any And, for the second time In less expect to be In Europe three years. en FItspatrick, another League But Mitchell declined to make men lost no time in commenting sounded an urgent caU to r Miss Brown will be iBarried, to Second week activities are un­ worsening of her mother's condi­ than a week, a squadron of A ir (Contlnned on Page Ten) The elder Custer recently re­ member, spoke against reconsid­ any recommendations on where on Mitchells report. arnls assintaDce funds Beaton - J. Case Jr.. Chapel Rd., der the guidance of the Charter tion. Mrs. Doud Is 8t. She has been Force Cl 19 Flying Boxcars waa more turned home after spending a eration In the part of last night's there should be some backing down R. Conrad Cooper, chief nego­ South Windsor, on Sept. S.^ Oak Cmincll staff headed by in falling health for two years. set to take off from Hawaii and- today despite eonRi^ssiGlul month In Hartford Hoapltal. He la meeting given over to public dla- PREFERRED FINANCE In the deadlocked negotiations — tiator for the steel Industry, said L T. WOOD CO. now receiving friends at home. III . u ______.1. ■•rytry to execute anaand aimosialmost in- and administratioii jnluctanee and which aide should do the re­ the r e ^ r t • eel « . T " ' oredible catch. Each plane was ICE PLANT treating. put Steelworkers 'at the top of ^ recovery net - Local Man Had to spend the m o i^ . 81 BISSELL ST. in a urlanimoiMi report ether OOre Vmuual Lincoln Photo "There are no conclusions drawn trapeze-like affair. (from the report)," he said. "The (Contlnuetl on Page Two) moeiUia at dy. the 10-mail grott|>-«f Cuhe»-Cnuhed^Block» The recovery try is planned for Role Fighting prominent citiaene headed bjr '4- Springfield, m. (JP)—Of the more between 3:30 and 4 p.m. PDT. An­ than 100 known posed photo- nancier William H. Draper Jr, to­ ft*5 Back To School nouncement of success or failure day aaid that at least $2 MBtan g .-phs of Abraham Lincoln, only Smarter Than Ever!- ma.v be an hour or more after one ehowa his wearing spectacles. Cherchez la Femme ! ! Blaze on Wasp a veer in arms help for U;8. Ol- In Three Weeks,,.Get that. liea around the world la needed to Lincoln wore eye glasses Feb. The project is aimed at solving RANG! 9, 1964, when he and his son Tad A Manche.st^r man aboard kaap free world foiaxlatlaiia Your Gym Suit Now! Wonderful BAULING’S Woolens the re-entry problem — how to •troing. ^ . I. posed looking at a book tn the get a man in .Space and. once he's the Navy carrier Wasp waa Por Your PoN cbmI W l n f o r CI o H m s Uaenhower aaked Oosigraoe for White House. The photo was tak­ there, get him back. one of nine men who barked tUFL OIL er by Matthew Brady, famed Civil Noted Duke Missing; $1,600.000.0,10 for miMtary .aoilo- Although the odds against aiic- War photographer. BAULINO ’S directions from the huge lane* thle year Oongreaa la In GASOLINE HAND WASHABLE, 68" WIDTH ship-.s damage control center the pToceae of rutting two or UlVM 86% WOOL, 46% RATON Force hopped to have more than , , i. i- . the highly remote chance of sight- j Tuesda.i w hen a helicopter hundred mlHton doHara from tltia amount. ' . CLAN PLAIDS Smashup Story F ake Ing the capsule during its descent. | exploded on the hangar deck. Seaman Rodney Wat.son. 21, son ‘*Y/e bebeva," the eomn$titiW B AN TLY OIL Ttl. Ml 94M14 N O vaT Y PLAIDS The capaule was equipped with a aaid, "tKst the muoh lower amount j radio which wa.s supposed to send of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watson. ' CORRELATING PLAIN By DENNIS NEELD ' 9 Griswold St,, was about to go oft wMch la Hkely tn be epproprlfitOd FOR PRISCRIPTtON j signals, to give the recovery team for flanal year 1960 invtivea a '1 v'\ I ':i I I Ijondon. Aug. 30 uPt—The where-; duty at 4 p.ni. when the alarm SHADCS an idea of its whereabouts. eertoue aecurtty denger for U m abmita of the publicity . seeking calling men to general quarters P IN E p h a r m a c y Siicli a recovery wa.s planned United Statsa and for the froa TEL Mltd , II 9-4S9S Duke of Bedford and a beautiful was sounded. DELIVERY Yard I following the succe.asful launching IJ.S. Capitalist on Display in Moscow worl blonde companion were a mystery I of Discoverer V last week. But the Taking up his emergency post in ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Eiaenhower praiaed the Drapar 1.98 toda.v, and French police said they I radio in the falling, capsule evi- the damage control center, he re­ Lynn Bollinger, left, one of three American capitalUts put on dlaplay at the U.S. exhibition In Mos­ * could find no trace of an aiilomo- cow. snswei'B questions of Soviet visitors yeiterday. Bollinger, of,Norwood. Mass., president of an Committee In sending its windup you will ^love the neW colorings ' dently broke down. Nobody got a layed orders and instructions for blle accident in which the diike was aircraft manufacturing firm, told the Russians how he treats hi*.workers. Next to him 1*.Vladimir report to Oongreaa. H> aaid tlie tn the novelty plaids and of eourte we an hour *nd a half while repair reported seriottsly injured. Shavrid of U.S. Department of Labor, who served as interpreter. (A P Pbotofax via radio from group funriahedI "Invaluable g u k ^ have the old favorites In clan plaids. s m (Ckrnrinued on Page Three) crews fought the blase four decks NOW IS THE TIME TO A telegram yesterday to Woburn .Moarowi...... ' ..... t a w ” but (BdTndt indicate l i i f For the first time these are til hand above-him...... - Abbey, the dulce’a 300-.vear-old how tar he would ftilow Ita ree- watiiable. 34 patterns and colonlnga. "Everybodv wanted to put the b e h o v e UNWANTED HAIR FOREVEB home, said the 42-year-old peer fire out all si once." he. said, "hut qnwnewdattona. ^ ON A NEW COAT! suffered a severe concussion In an our commanding officer got the Tha Prealdent did agree that Let me free yon of this sodaJ handicap B A U LIN G ’S auto accident in southern France. Meat Industry crews organized in no time si all. there waa what he called a "dan­ forever. My medically amiroved method 86% W O O L 15% NTLON The telegram came from Tal- “ After that, everyone was New Tremors gerously. low level" of arms funds Is safe, permanent and will not mnr the loires. 70 miles east of Lyon. /o/^ authorized for thla year. Cbngrea- shin. Why let onslghtly hair on your calm." WASHAILE FLANNEL French police said they searched Threatened by loJNew txilem •Kmal Informante Mid they expect­ face veil your good lookaT Compliments Crews ' from there to the Swiss border and Watson described his duty as ed the admiidatratiqn would seek ^2 ^0 l^>4e found: ' ,! Worker Strike relaying instruction* from hi* apothar $400 million or more ta-a MARY C. WAUD. R.N. (1 1 That the duke had lunched . •»! commanding officer over the.car- aiipplhmantal request neat J amtaop' OertUled Electrolo^at at Tailoirea Sunday with an tin-' As for other Draper recom­ •14 CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 9-2661 ,. ForMt Park, Pa„ Aug. 30 (Ob—A rler'a emergency sound-poweced Eight beautiful colors, for dresses, skirts, Identiflad companion. telephone system to crew leaders Ciudad Trujillo. Dominican Re­ mendations on a variety of matters An Worb By AppolatmMit suits, Jackets, etc. Hand waahahle. I2i That he had some me<-liani” walkout of nearly 300.000 workers ^ tempt to u> next month was threatened said Watson, "snd no one got ex­ the southwestern Montana ea rth -'''lintil the comparatively slight new honie ' in exile in Portugal's (.3 No accident involving the needed before the adminiatration 100% WOOL 1 today on issues sindlsr to those in­ cited." He said the officer ia.su- quake ajea last night and earl.v to­ tremora su* side. Madeira Islands, where the climate British nobleman and no further ing orders do the control center day. There was no damage, but the; Bodies of eight quake iictims ' ii mild, the wine aweet and the could deride what it wants to do trace of him. volved in the continuing steel operators was calor the whole shocks awakened residents. | have, been recovered from the tensions of hi* native Caribbean about them. lASKETWEAVE PLAIDS strike. At Woburn Abbev. the duke's time and directed operations in The shocks, coupled with a driv-, deva.*tat-I mountains ,and can- I thousands of miles awsy. Draper, a formM’ aasiatsint sec­ and CORRELATING PLAINS staff did not appear particularfy ., Union officials. *aid_ the indus­ crisp style...... ing rain. Jiampered efforts of | yons. Reports from survivors indt-‘ fnnntgTatlon offlciala’ said the retary of the-Army, and'Tils c«H- try's two major unions, the Am al­ alarmed. Watson said he was not allowed .searcher/i to renew a perilotis hunt ■ ate the toll may rise to 12. They ex-dictator of Cuba took off m a iritlee colleagues hit a general gamated Meal (Ihttter.s and the Yard, 88” Wide His secretary. Maj. Edgar C, to releas* information on the dam­ for possible additional victim* of told of seeing a car with a man special plane for Portugal last theme that the Soviet Union la Hargreaves, said he had not in­ Packinghouse Workers, have met age to the ship. Reports .yester­ the Monda.v night quake, which' and a wor.:an and a c >pled boy still dedicated to winning control 3.98 much the same management wage night, within 24 hour* after Wash­ * formed the duchess, who he said day said the hangar deck was bad­ touched off major landslides. 'ouned 'ny aj. avalanche. ington- squelched anj’ hope he had of the wm-ld, is growing in eco­ Amesite Drives freeze and other proposals for Match or mix, a beautiful plaid pattern was in Majorca, o ff the Spanish ly burned but thfre were no re­ Coroner Charles E. Raper says nomic power faster than the United Stockyard Workers as wbre expert-, The first earth shock last night of gaining admittance to the l Y In wine and gray, gold and green, tur­ Mediterranean coast, wnth the ports of major damage other than he believea the body of Mra. Thom­ States and that the free world can enced in the steel dispute. came about 10 p.m.. the U.S. For- j United Stales. quoise and gray. couple's children. to the helicopter. as A-owe of Sandy, AFL-CIO leaders, meeting in ' est Ser-vice reported, and was fol-4 ;t' Batista has been In exile, in the "T don't think she knew the duke Hundreds of men, saTd Watson, the Madison River. He reported (OM/UaiNM Page T M ) summer se.agion here, expre-ssed flowed by-othera about 3:30 a.m. I Dominican Republic since flw tn g THE was going to France," he said. were involved in battling the I the fsn.ily ca»- and her belongings concern that the steel strike is s and 4 a m. ' Cuba last New Tear's Day to ea- CO. bti.'t Otit e 0r©eiFv have been found in the stream. ewH s.vmptom of what they con.sider a i The tremora were the late.st In a ' cape the revolutionary forces of (Contlnned on Page Eight) DUKE OF BEDFORD (Continued on Pnge Ten) icfiiladiOM MOOtr* Ihtf* No© 09 growing management refusal to i aeries which has continued Since l:er hlisband was killed. i iride'r Castro. Thomas Colla ©wd lf©©d©Ft ol Hwr9i end e tMrt ' the major shock and which have A v.’oma.i reported by Sheriff ■ The 57-year-old former Arm y Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 give workers a share in expanding t . . Y©t dity'r© o c«el, ©Rt-pi©c© industry profit*. sent small landslides of rock and Donald Si-errilt to be missing and.; sergeant, who niled Cuba for near- Bulletins •vfftt. H©r©'i « Rfettkol Iit©d*e4 The International Union of Elec­ dirt down the mountain slopes. presumed drowned waa foiind ahve | ly a quarter of a century, left hia #$© loqli f©dHOR d©fl0F l©9 fy«L trical Workers, voting a $100,000 U.S. Bars Visa Ground partie*. aided by akin- last n f hi Mr*. Grace Miller, i uneasy refuge here amid rising from the A P Wires Med© Efom MOORE Se©lertted donation to the steel strikers, said divers, want to aearch above and a'.out 60, whose lakeside home waa j tensions between the Dominican Nikita to See Ike below Hebgen Dam. hard hit in the j '.vaehed away in a wave of water Republic and Castro, Regime, big busineas geneially has decided to "wreck the hard-won gains of To Top Danish Monday night shocks. propelled by a landslide, 'had ' Castro heard the news of Ba­ TliRKAT ON LABOR VOTE Colors; Daffodil. Scarlet, workers" and reverse the system of Searching "rews ate made up i walked 13 miles to a ranch. tista's flight to Portuguese lerrl- Waahlngton. Aug. M i>IN» Blue and Seafoam. sharing profits with labor.' of men from the Civil Defense j (ifllcials nave said they believe torS' while attending a weekly ses­ House members who vefed for $4.98 Before, After Tour Tile two meal indust-.'y unions, Savant, Ex-Red I orgaivizelion. sheriff'* office, U.S. more bodies may be found by dig­ sion of his cabinet In Havana. The strict labor control leg;lalal$oa after nearly a month of bargaining, Forest Service an. volunteers. ging into th. landelides and prob­ usually voluble premier bnished Were ttpreateaed with retellaBbn New DiPont TEEN DEPARTMENT have met an almost solid front of Copenhagen. Denmark. Aug. 20 They <*ai< thev would no' at- i ing Heb en I.ake and the Madison -aside reporter* on emerging from at the polla by a top A F V 430 Second Floor- Washington, Aug. 20 \/P>- Niklta-e' One item still unsettled j, ’ pt cker proposals to freeze present i.Pi- Pi-of. Mogens Fog, a scienti.st I River. -,i the meeting. official today. Jamas B. Carey, 8. Khrushchev mav stop in Wash- whether Khrushchev vill go on wage rates, averaging about $2,50 who once was a pro-Communist ; Di-. Reed Queanell. Arcadia. 1 There were 17 members of the A F L -d O lice preeldeat aad head of tlse Internatioaal Elec-' "^ Ington twice during his visit to the natiom ide radio-T\^. If he fioe.s, an hour. » member of parliament, said today , Calif., who was camping lielow Batista party., which flew first to United States, giving him extra op- then nisenhower presumably In a further similarit.v to the he had been denied a viaa to en,- the dam i.-ilh hi* family and two Lisbon on the w4y to Madeira. The trIcaJ H'orkers, eeat IdeaUeal let­ > LiCiTE ACRYLIC portunity for private talks with would 1, ent iled to similar facii- steel bargaining picture, the Pack­ ter the TtnKed State.s. | News Tidbits families of friends, said he. too, ; Island group is about 400 miles ter* to House backer* ef Uie Laadnim-Giiffla Labor Oeatrol by President Eisenhower. ilies in Russia to get across hi* ing Unions say they also face Fog. now a member of a new ^ believed the avalanche covers vie- ’ west of Morocco, in ^ e eastern A t­ Cullsd from .\P Wires ,mil saying: “We wlek to asanra The Soviet premier is slated to view^ to l.ie Soviet pu'ulic a company proposals to give em­ Titoist Socialist party, wa.s nom-. tims. / lantic. .Sources in filiidad Trujillo you . . that we shall do all ta arrive in Washington Sept. 1.1 for majoi aim of hi* trip. ployers a freer hand in achieving inated as an official delegate rep- "W e have vacationed there every said Portugal had granted the Cu­ onr power to prove to the work- w n n the start of a 12-day tour of the manpower and other economies. re.sentlng Danish physicians at an ! summer for 10 years." Dr. Ques- , bans political asylum. . - PAINT So man> newsmen have applied j Gregory (Pappy) Boyinglon. lag men and woman ta yotw dle- country. When he returns from his Like the steel strikers, the meat international medical' congress to cover Khj'ushchev’s tour that • former U.S. Marine Corps flying hrlct that you have oast your lot coast-to-coaat travels, Eisenhower processing workers seek wage opening in Chicago in about 10; (tkHitoaued Pag* Five) (Cnnttaned oa Page lliraa) •not all may bit allowed to go in the i ace. sues second wife for divorce, mgalast taem aad that we should boosts of about 15 cents per hour. da.vs. A fotemoal neurologist, he ■may take him to .secluded ,Camp official press pai1,.v. This is on : _ ,L ■ . : alleging cruelty. . . Cuban Con- take appropriate action at Die Daiid in Maryland's C a t o c 11 n Both packing unions are taking grounds that Khrushchev can't get te^hea at Copenhagen Universit.v. | announces stx-monUi HaUot box.” LA ST S 50 % Mountains for a final chat. strike votes. The workers in many to see the country if he is con­ Fog said the U.S. refusal was suspension of strikes as sign of This would afford Eisenhower a plants were said to have already stantly surrounded by crowds of "peculiar, especially because the support for Premier Fidel Castro.' OI>AlM INVADERS LULLED chance to speak to Khrushchev per- authorized a strike Sept. 1 when Night or day — look lovely reporters and photographer*. U.S. government has recently sup­ . . ijist survivor of the Civil War, Floods Control Project ' Port au I*i1ncc, HalG, Ang. 80 ,aonally after the Russian leader current 3-year contracts expire. U is likely that onl.v one pres* ported the idea of cultural ex­ Annies sink* int-o delirium at Reliable source* *ald today , wherever you go in this Bees the United States first-hand. However, both unions said they L0 N0ER plane will accompah.y the Khnish- changes." Houston, Tex., then rallies alight-1 Haitian troop* bad wiped eat a A major aim in inviting Khni.sh- hoped bargaining developments' in chev entourage. The'Russian* are He added that it was "also pe­ >y- I band of bearded revolutionaries. dress. . . ChbV here has been to dispel what the near future would advert any expected to veto any proposal that culiar that the refusal was not Giant landslide threaten.* v il-; Dedicated in Tb'rrington that invaded Haiti a week ego. . have been called his mi.sconceptions Self belt and self tesh, too. shutdown. ! known her* until quite, recently, lages in flood-stricken .Salzksm-; Army nource* would say only ~ about the, fre'bdora and strength of more than one press plane follow Elsenhower through Russia. ■ although the request for a visa mergut toiirist area in Austria. . . that It of the hand of about $0, WASH AND WEAR America. (Continued oi, fn ge Fonr) I was filed in February and we have Damage in flooded portion* o f ; Torrington. * Aug. 20 UPi Con-9 'hare of the work does not exceed An original ■estimate that The Soviets have not yet said which apparently came from ■| pressed for an answer several North Tampa.'F1*., may pass the: necfJcul today dedicated a project $400,000. y 4 LASTS s e % LONGER THAN REQUUR designer cotton print Khrushchev would spend two to where Khrushevev will go from Cuba, 'were killed In a first eu- times.” . $I million m;rk. Hillshoroiigb designed to lessen .the chance* of Torrington and the State of the United States. There ia some connter yesterday. Other eouroee ^ 'NSNSE PMNT three days In Washington has now The Chicago congress, sched­ County Sheriff Ed Blackburn says.: future floods on the Naugatuck Connecticut each contributed more In gay colors. qierulation that he might fly to Blast Aboard Wasp however, said Army Uc.tleal been lengthened to three or four uled to last from Aug. 29 until . . Dr. John W. .vIcCarthy, 47. Uni-' River* than $242,000 for the project. Tha . . . you don’t have to r ^ in t for yearsi days. The two men'* talks on East- Peiping. But the Russians have federal government peid $386,000. units chased the rebels Inte Hie ' Sizes 12 to 20 by the World varsity of Pittsburgh professor' Th* wprk.ia known as the East! bin*, killed a total of 28 itad West issues would pick up in paCe shown no interest in Alaska's Recorded on Tape 's*pi ^ Ribicoff expreseed gratitude to r Medical Assn, and the World falls to hls-death from ISth floor- Branch Flood Control Project. En- j captured 16 others. All this style and only after initial ceremonial func­ proposal that he stop there. Health Organization (WHO). of the c:athedral of Learning yes-' Sneers hSve widened and deep-1 Bush and McCormack. SOLVES SUSTERING PROtLEM tions due a viaitlng government Quonset Point, R. I., Aug. 20 The Danish Medical Asan. and terday after jerking himself freejened the river’s ehannel for 9.000: Similar flood control work is . . . used with Du Pont No. 38. primer on fashion for only head are out of the way. BAGHDAD PAfTT NOW CTTO DAY OF PRAYER liK(>EO (^' An iimi.siial tape-recording of the Union of Young Physicians from his wife's restraining hand-s. ' and constructed dikes and; under way on the river’s West •Ankara. Turkey. Aug. 2# (AV— Exact details on where Khrush­ the explosidn and fire which killed Branch, the Governor said. He new or unpeinted woodi chev will go and when art still be­ Waahinglon. Aug, 20 (iPi - A International Typographl- flood walls. The headquarters of (he Bagh­ retired admiral today suggested a two men and injured 28 aboard the (Continued on Page Four) I cal Union again asking its mein-. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff. in re- 'alto expressed hope that the Con­ dad Itarl coafirtned t4Mtay tjiat ■ 8.98 Come, take a peek at our coats for fall. ChooNe ing worked out in U.S.-Soviet ne­ aircraft carrier Wasp is among the. necticut Congressional delegation * gotiations. But due to Russian re- nationwide day of prayer to co­ ' ber* for $1 niHliofi to start a daily ipark* prepared for the dedicetion. the .Middle -ICaat anH-Comnwalst EASIEST PAMT TO APPLY now, layaway till'Autumn appears . . . Illus­ evidence being studied today by a newspaper in Westchester County,! said Connecticut ha* made great would press for approval of the alliance ha* changed Its name to •PDRT8WEAR DEFT. :: •trlctlons. he will get only a lim­ incide with the arrival of Soviet 2 3 - trated is a wool check vith leather buttons. Premier Nikita Khnishchev in the Navy Inveatigation'board. N. . . Tax collectors from Con- strides in flood control through a East Branch flood control dam. the Central Treaty Organization. . . . thins with water—yet dries to tough­ 8econd Floor ited and hurried view of the coun- The sound of the blast and the United States on Sept. 1.1.- Strike Call Is.mied necUcul towns will be going t o : combination of federal, state and "Since 1965," said Ribicoff. There was no Indiratloii how the - est most weather resistant finish Heather blue and brown in sizes 8 to' 18. spontaneous reaction of the men "much has been accomplished in • .. The Soviets have set the. time {School at the University of Con-'local effort. In the audience were alliance will now be known eol- Adm. Ben. Moreell, Pittsburgh, near it waa recorded on tape be­ this city and in the-state towaro ever developed. limit of 12 days on .Khrushchev’s retired board chairman of Jones At Smelting Plants necticut for a one-day stand on j «»m e persons who lost their homo* loqiilall.v, but It probably won't cause a tape-recorder microphone preventing a recurrence of the visit. They have Umned_dawn U.S. and Laughlin Steel Corp., also ' Sept. 17. . . .Soviet Union going to' or livelihood* during the ' disas- be the obvious CETTO. That would , 35.00 had been opened to pick up the tremendous damage we suffered. sound Just like the working name HALB’H READY* TO WEAR DEPT. aighfateelng suggeationa ,'hlle urged that cities on Khnishchev'* Los Angeles, Aug. 20 (4*)—The help Iraq launch a program a lj ^rous 1956 flood*, which cost eight 2^^DM E8 IN 3D RNNUTES voices of cribbage-playing officers. atomic rnscarrh for peaceful pur'- |jy^, $22 million in property. "We can look forward with op-, of the Southeast .Asia Treaty Or- . Toke Elfivntor To Second Floor •ticking to their own, and the ba­ itinerary arrange special church wheels were set in motion today Thele explosion forced the officers i - . ' poses, according to Tass, Soviet timlsm to the time when tjie vari- j ganIzaUon. . . . so you can repaint the same davl sic decl'rior. Is up to them. aei vices on the day of his visit. strike against 13 American Sharing the, decication ceremony to seek•ek safety but the mjerophone ! A ,, and Refining Co. p la n t* , ^cw * Agency. oua works now under way are| Az a resu.t, Khrushchev pow r e mlalned opened, picking u p. ^ with the Governoi were Brig. Gen. Moreell. an active Episcopalian International V^nion of ( State-Agriculturr Deparimeiil completed and Torrington will be j KlUtAUA REDS OUHTED PRiMER $4.98 G A U b N IN 4 GALLON LOTS We welcome charge accounts! if.-N’.” Green Trading Stamps are given' with •aema likely to crcyis £he couniiy soundsH- 4tIt thetk„ blasthl-at scenean.... for an-| ‘ ' Alden K. Sibley of the U.S. Army's layman, said he had discussed his Mine, Mill and Smelter Workfcrs; reports that Jubilee peaches aie one of the best flood-protected New Delhi. India, Aug. 28 (/P) by airplane, with only limiterl auto other two minutes. I Engineer Division in .New Eng­ NO. 50, $7.39 G AU O N IN 4 GALLON LOTS AMPLE cash sales and also to custcuners who pay their-charge account within proposal with' representatiyes of gave the company 48 hours strike ‘ now heipg harvested in volume land, and Torrington, Mayor An- cities in the state." — Itarliament today approved' travel, taking in New York, Los several national patriotic organ­ The Waap was on anti-submarine fifteen (15) days after billing date. Angeles, San Francisco, Iowa notice after negotiation* were npd that heavy siippliee will be thony C. Gelormino. The project j Four years ago.'however, Tor- by a large majority tbe ceatral daytim e hats take tbe bowlers, fedoras izations. He said: maheitver* 250 milea o ff the. V ir­ government'* ousting of the r«nr.land and perhapa Pittsburgh, ginia coast when the mishap oc­ broken off last night. available until Sept. 1. . . . Gov. was "supervised by the engineer*. | ringlon was in the midst of a tWmmunlst regime in Kerala and derbies right off the men’s heads . . . adding FREE Ha Vobiably will not *ight*ee by “ There was general epneenaus curred Tuesday. •Among the 'first to get strike Abraham Ribicoff says he is confi­ The East Branch work is the 1 nightmare of flood. Some people L L JOHNSON PAINT CO. that while we should refrain from dent that President Risenl State OB July SI. .After the count ^ new look tjiat’s ladylike and lovely. Evening hats toht pU.n« or detour to Texas and J . .1 * 1. Lt. (j.g.) .iim Prank Hagen. orders were 460 workers at Amer­ President Eisenhower i project in the nation'tq be thought the nightmare would ne-! will convey the Amerioae — tbo final vote was 318 to $8 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER—Ml 9-4501 are all-out glamorous. For day qr evening the hat Worida or the Tenpeasee Valley 1 Marianna Fla:, perished when ican Smelting's Selby. Calif,, platit.. ey the Amerioae pbl^t of | completed under the Bush-McCor-j yer pass. qrea. it would be .right and proper that trapped In the helipter whose It will take about 24 hours to view to Nikita Khrushchev when | mayk Xct which.was drafted after: The Naugatuck River, here just with two abstentions— Commp- BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK •news is here! ^ PARKING The arrangemetite ace being Mr. Khrushchev's arrival - In this engine- exploded while he was test­ close down each plqnt acrosa the : the .Soviet premier visits the Unit-1 t^e 1956 floods by Sen. Prescott'* tiny'bUie Ime on the map. passes nints stalked out' of tbe Hnuee, shouting "shame.' shame." Ouly ATTHCRCAR tn coiui mad' on the baaia of reciprocity country should be set aaidt as a ing it in a Hangar aboard the 'Wasn. the country. i ed States next month. : Bush (R-Gonn i■ and R«P- John W. I through thqf7 center c of Torrington JM(IULC to ba accorded Ehaenhower when day of pra.Y,er in all the churches Some 6.060 workers ar* in- ' Married Brooklyn - m4n--mis-1 MpCormack (D-Maasi. on its south. It Joins the Houaa- two Independente Joined the 1,98 t 16.98 - Avihtion Apprentice-Donald H. '^''”"*MHAINERT DEPARTMENT »* MANCHBSTBR COHH- he pay* his 'lyliin i vleit to the of the land." Trask. Keene. N- H.. whose body volved In plants in California. New | taken for tha miaaing huaband In! '-The aot permits the Army En- tonic River at Anaonia and Shel­ Ooromonists la opfwtiag the < m \ > OP OUR STORE Moreell said several leading proelemetloa at the end edw R PAINTS ' Tmkm Elevator To Second Floor o im I Soviet Union this fall. No date was found at the bottom of a Jersey, Maryland. Texas, Mon-' hn abandonment caae:--e|alBilM 81 I gineer* to undertake flood control ton. CORNER MAIN OAK STREETS haO been *et for the Presidant’a clergymen also had antloraed his -— r-— nallMoB demagee from New York I meaaiirea withoiK congreemonal 8-4lay debate — eae dl Hta efot- W p. plan. ' ' ((leattaoMl aa tmge flltaa*) (CMttaMd ail Pace Twe) CSty.on grounde of false arreet.. auUiortegtion when the federal (OMHtamed em Pege Vwei arieet for many years. .4 A J, J ■r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1989 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST .20, 1989 PA SS TWO tel throughout his stay in Ciudad Dominican Republic, wtth another Playiiuite»’ Sffle pr»-earth<|uake San Francisco. •£Ta/ B o y le - Trujillo htit was under constant controVetT !al deposed Latin Arner* Health Board Will Discuss "Both cities had fallen Into bab- Batista on Way aurveillance. He and Trujillo had lean dictator, Argentina’s Juan D Floods Control Project its," continued the wrrlter. "which Cooking with Sunshine been personal enemies for years, Peron. Peron has- openly deciarefi To Aid Crippled were leading to aelf-atrangulatlon. Sheinwold on Bridge and Dominican officials made no he is mapping plans to regain Polio Clinic Subject Again In each case, nature wiped out the The Marital Needle To New Exile in secret of the fact that the deposed power ill Argentina. An atictlon for the benefit of mistakes and provided a clean Cuban waa not welcome in the the Newington Home and Hoe- Town Director Theodore Powell-^cent requirement of ih* Board of Dedicated in Torrington slate on which to etch the plana CXINSIDBB BIDDDrO South dealer Tested on Reservation fcountry. for a better city." IN CHOOSING LEAD Both aids M adeira Isles Trujillo and Oaalro are such pltal for Crippled Children was said today he expects to hesr with­ Education that all school children Wounds o r Joe bitter enemies, however, that held this week by a grmip of eight be immunized. tute people, too, were numbered By Alfred ShelaweM NORTH Public Records in severel days whether the Ad­ (OMittaiMd treni P»c« Om ) j U.8. Masters Team Claunpisa A 7 (OMttaiMd frmn '*age One) Batieta'e departure in not axpeot- yoTingstere living on Loomis St. Meanwhlle. Powell today aal4 h« In the thousands. ed to improve Cuban-Domtnlcan visory Board of Health feels a has been told that the normal New Tork (igh—WlfsIy remarks all ready except for putting on a Tha ability to pick good opening V 10 9 5 4 2 W arrM tee Deeds fV)ur j-M n ago y«»t*r(lay, ralna Eight lives were lost in Tor- Strike Call Tissued dab of Hpatick.” For several days the children polio clinic is needed in Manchea­ charge for polio*shota by Manchea­ that husbands get tired of hSaring leads is worth thousands of points ♦ 0 4 5 In Havana, Cuban government relations. ' Rusaell E. snd Hilda R. Miller to •praad the tiny blue line over lia nngton. "Well, If Joe'a going to have _____ 411CQ9 7 When Batisfa fled from Havana, worked collecting Item* for their ter. ter doctors ia 17, with $3 foi* the The city's telephone lines were per session. To develop this ablUty, quarters said reports Indicated one Martin T. an^ Martha C. Kelder- Powell said Dr. Melvin HorwiU, At Smelting Plants apd overhearing: one for tha road, you might ad W V r MAST his wife and moat of his family auction in the neighborhood, and first Inoculation and 82 for each of bouiwlanea and into the eireeuof severed, and every road to the out­ ^waya oonslder the- bidding before of those left behind waa former llng, property'on Buckingham St. Adviiory Board secretary, told him the following two. "Joe, I gave y-ou the beat years well pour me too one—I mean, ♦ 10 . 4h J9|49 went to Daytona Beach, Fla., Paul J._.and Marcella Masley to then cleaned tip and fixed the Torrington and doeena of other side was blocked off. Water flowed one, too.” > you make the first lead. ♦ K 73 Gen. Eleuterlo Pedrazar''petltlon from 'low- ashamed of me— or w hat?" shine. i "We had to sell them on tha There came the recognition that "Can I hide the liquor in your birthday. Send him a necktie, but greater length in hearts than in notriimp suit. , priced -foreign Imports. "It’s not exactly selling,” Dr. Idea of taking aomething for notb PINE LENOX Torrington. which had faced a There was no indioation when closet. Junior? Daddy's brothsr la make sure It's dull.” spades. (Copyright 1M9, General Milton' Barnett says. “We pre­ very real danger of stagnation In . negotialiona would resume. coming to dinner tonight.” , "I used to go through Joe’s pock­ Puts It Together Feattirea Cerp*) Ing," Dr. Barnett aaid. Once tha fer to call It good anthropology.” Indians accepted the idea, they be­ recent years, had been handed the Basic wage scale at the 13 planta "Next month la our 18th wed­ ets when we were first marrisd, but All of this information waa pret­ PHARMACY Dr. Barnett is head of a team came almost too eager to help. opportunity to regain its former were not Immediately available. ding anniversary, Joe. Don't you lately it han’t been worth the ty clear and elementary. West put which has been Instructing Indlsms W E. CENTER ST. status as a progressive, growing think it's about time to get me my trouble." it together to visualize the hands of on the Colorado River Indian Res­ Thirty-seven families accepted Ml community.” Swltzerla -d haa kept out o ' for­ engagement ring?"-' "You esm't mean that's the one his opponents. P *Am ^:l^}m o*D T l ervation on the use of solar cook­ cookers, and all of the owners said Torrington was comparsd to eign wo;s for more than 150 years. "It won't take me a minute. I’m you were crazy abo\it In college South probably had six spades DINE and DANCE | ers developed at Wisconsin. The they used them constantly. A lit­ Joe. She looks like the moths had and four hearts. His remaining university wants to know if peo­ tle applied research and the scien­ been at her.” three cards were probably all dia­ I Every ‘mUBS.-FRI.-SAT. I tists discovered perhaps, half tha “Joe, are you listening to me?” ple In areas where only sunlight monds and weak diamonds at that. and poverty are plentiful will use families were actually Using them. ". . . and here’s 30 cents for the North probably had a singleton I OAK GRILL I bus, and 81.10 for your lunch, them. Other solar cookers have been Dm spade, four or five good clubs, four so Oak St., Mancheater j The solar cooke?, consists of a distributed to various parts of the dims for the newspaper, and—what or five fair hearts and about three do you do with all the money you saucer-shaped refl^ tor and a grill world, but Barnett says the W is­ ALLSTATE PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER! diamonds headed by the ace or on whichr a pot, pan or skillet may take out of this house. Jo e?" queen, or possibly both. consin project is the first attempt "You ran play Boy Scout In the If this were a true picture, South he placed. The reflector Is about ■ at gauging the device’s efficiency four feet In diameter and made of and acceptability in dally food backyard If you want to, but the Steel Strike __ Rivals f would rush to discard dummy's los­ ,» S T HMTFORD real of ua are going to eat In the ing diamonds on his own top cheap plastic coated with alu­ preparation. 516 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHETER OPEN 10 to 10 FR'oPAIlia^ house like civilized peoplq.” Claim Fact Report spades. The beat defense waa to minum foil. When the reflector is The findings? Indians have no Every htisband in the neighbor­ attack diamonds. ^FAM ILY pointed toward the sun, rays\are trouble understanding, or using, hood carries more life insurance West led the Jack of dtamondvlo focused on the grill. the cookers. Backs Their Stand Living on the »un - drenched ! than you. Some men care about provide for the possibility that Possible defects? Size, Dr. Bar­ their family's welfare.” 1U pI.t Bird w reservation have been two mem­ North had the queen and South the Show Ftftfiiro PirfC T arIIg nett says. Present cookers will "Sure I iised to be jealous over (Continued from Page One) ten. The lead would work equally bers of the Wisconsin team, Mr. Joe when he had hair." iM co u m and Mrs, Bradley Blake. Blake is heat only one pot at a time. New well If East had both the ace and ones being developed will hold two "A man from the sheriff's ottice the list.” Increases in employ­ ten. a graduate student. REDUCED 15^ 'HERCULES' pots. called. He said It was something ment costa have exceeded in­ The brilliant opening lead pro­ "The people here are Just too about the furniture loan. One complaint, though, he creases In output per man hour, duced three immediate diamond PlM — "ADVKNTrt* courteous,” Blake says. "They SEARS "Joe, we used ■to have so much all say they, like the cookers, couldn't answer. "It's too hot,” Cooper said, thereby forcing up tricks. South put up dummy's ISLAND n r LOST WOMRN” EBUCK AND CO to say to each other. Why is It we queen and lost to the ace. East than whether they use them or not.” a Mohave housewife said. "How never talk anymore." steel prices. He said the Increase The scientists had a hard time do you cool it o ff?” A f of output per man hour in steel waa lower than in the national School St.; Miss Hattie Krewson, Daddario Replies economy as a whole. EAS 225' Center St.; Mrs. Christine Cooper said the report "shows 1 Fliers Prejiare Graves, 302 Charter Oak St.; Mrs. AND MORE To Tibbits I..eller also that steel profits as a return MANSFIELD Edith Twible, 475 Woodbridge’St. on Investment have consistently ^WINDSOR, A D M ITTED ’TODAY: Mrs. SybU Alas i ^ a ~ Air Snatch of Gilnack, Glastonbury; David Wiley, A polite, but non-committal laggetT behind those in other sn- /oka Oa¥la rarelrs Jnsss dustriea-even before taking ac­ 79 Miles Dr.; William Packard, 69 reply waa received from U.S. Rep. count of the necessity for making “Love Durant St. Emilio Q. Daddario by the Town up large deficiencies in deprecia­ ipr COLOR Space Capsule BIRTHS YEISTERDAY: A son Development Oommission today tion allowances.” la My Alfred Hitrhe«rk'9 to Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Reddick, on Its request that Manchester be David J . McDonald, United (Continned from Page One) 75 Nike Circle; a son to Mr. and "T O CATCn^ A T H IE F " Mrs. (Jharles Perry, 29 Coolidge I considered as a possible site in Steelworkers president, said Profeaaion’’ Chry Graol - Grare Kelly Mitchell's report "presents a posi­ signal from It. The capsule^ pre- St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. which to build a National Insti­ tive contribution to acquaint the t:4S J, Fraak Alnatra aumahly, tumbled into the sea. Roland Doj^pn, Hartford: a son to ^ *iO K E B IS WILD** tute for Atmospheric Research, if American people with the facts of Discoverer VI Is expected to re­ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Von Hone, . 1;' CHECK OUR LOW, LOW PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY! a Connecticut site is chosen. the tremendous productivity rec­ 8as.. "Thii Eartk l« Ml**” main in orbit at least a month. It 82 Walker St.; a daughter to Mr. i ■'in a letter to Richard S. Tib- ord achieved in the steel industry "Tk» Nlgkt •! tk* Osarter Mm s " BEST AIIEAB OF THE REST cornea within 138 milea ot.EaTth and Mrs. Richard Robbins. Hinkle | bits, executive director of the; and the overwhelming ability of St its closest approach and goes end Mae Dr., Coventry: a daughter j TDC, Daddario thanked him for i the steel industry to share a por­ as far ovit as 537 miles. to Mr. and Mrs. Nornian Nash, the brochure listing industrial ^ tion of such gains with the public, Dlsoverer V f—78 feet long in- East Hartford; a daughter to Mr. j GIRLS* JUNIORS*-MISSE$* 18 Month Guarantee.:.NYLON sites in Manchester and said he I industry workers and stockholders hidlng Its first stage -shot sky­ and Mrs. Henry Kleinschmidt, Rt. j GIRLS' "RUN RESISTANT" would keep the material for re-1 of the industry. ward from this West Coast mis.sile 31, Coventry. WINTER COATS ference. "It documents the soundness LaFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE base ahortly after noon yesterday. BIRTH 'fDDAY: A son to Mr, Daddario alao expressed his ap­ and equity of the position of the MONSON, MASS.—TEL. CO 7-6688 The first stage,-which fell away and Mrs. George Legier, 36 Jarvis and COAT SETS CARDIGANS preciation of Tlbblla "kind com- Steelworkers union in the contro­ . Home of the Son» of Fun aftet" a few minutes, was a Thor Rd. I STRETCH TIGHTS ALLSTATE SAFETY CUSHIONS I ments” on hia (Daddario's) earlier versy with the steel industry." medium-range missile using a po­ DISCHARGED YESTER dTlT: ir 100% all wool auggestion 'that the possibility of Negotiations still are under way The place where you always see a good, clean show. Why not tent new kerosene fuel. The sec­ Mrs. Barbara Foreman, Warehouse Tweeds, fleece*, plaid* and many nlliera locating the institute in Connecti­ in New York, but there have been arrange ypUr apecial partlea here ? We have apecial party ratea. ond stage was a 1,700-pound ve­ Point;, Allan Holmquist, Glaston­ ' Full cut for longer In the most wanted fabtirs cut "certainly deserves serious no indications of progress. Very reaaonable. Also aee our Big Saturday Night ‘Gay Ninety hicle produced by Lockheed Air­ bury; iFrancis Chaffee, Williman- wear ! Orion pile, heavy qnllt-llned consideration." Primary sections of Mitchell's Nile. Something to aee. Sunday, all day ia family time. Food craft Corp. tlc; Valorie Schwarzmann, West Mouton collar* and detachable hoods In his letter ito Daddario. Tib- report included: time 12 noon to 10 p.m. Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Chiidren’a hour 5 Hartford: Mrs. Janice Fitzgerald. Run resistant 1 to 14. Double duty wear for school Lockheed and an Air Force of- Helenra Knit dress." bits alao told him that "naturally’! Profits—In 1955, 1966 and 1957 to 8 p.m. Family time la all the time. For reaervations call ■■ flcial said after the launching: 27 Concord.Rd.; Mrs. Evelyn Du- V he was primarily Interested in combined, the 20 largest steel Monaon, CO 7-5584. "The successful orbiting of two piils. East Hartford; Gina Mas- Red, hlark, blue promoting Manchester as a pos­ companies had a rate of return on trangelo. .159 Maple St.; Mrs. Mar­ LaFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. ' Discoverer satellites in less than Cfiiolce of HaaioBs and Bulky KnH sible location for the project but net worth of 12.8 per cent, com­ FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. a week mark a tremendoia forwaid gie MacDonald. 22 Wedgewood Dr.; Sizes 4 to 14, 6.70x18 that he would be glad_ to offer his pared to 14.7 per cent for the na­ Mrs. Doi'is Grlsel and son. West Ortons step in the scientific study.of space Reg. Value Tube-Typ* support to any Connecticut loca­ tion's 25 largest Industrial firms. . vehicles and their applications.” St., Bolton; Mrs. Marie Gibson and GIRLS* ^BULKY KHIF SWEATERS Comparable Value to ...... $1.49 Full fashioned. All color* tion as "obviously we will all bene­ Tlfe steel companies increased This Discoverer had no animals son. 52 Market St.; Mrs. Margaret $19.99 Banlons, size* 82-48; Ortona, sizes 82-48. Blackwall fit in aome degree from It." their rate of return in the first in lU capsule. But the capsule is Plank. 16 Mile Hill Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Dorothy Stromberg and aon, Each, Plus Tax" Daddario, who is a member of half of this year. Ibiring the post­ the type expected to carry n)on- Bulky 100% "Dupont” Orion Knit the House Science and Astro­ war period, .steel industry profits keya aloft later in the tests. Glastonbury: Mrs. Etinice Gourley Cardigans and son, 72 Cooper Hill St.; Ar- nautics Committee, has commend­ — after taxes—per dollar of sales Novelty Mioker and Cable Knits have been higher than the compar- T o v n o mand Duinond, 681 Hartford Rd.; AND YOUR OLD TIRE ed Congress for authorizing 8500,- Perfect for School 000 for a planning study by the ,able ratio for all manufacturing. MANCHESTER Mrs, Elizabeth Royster, 362 Adams National Science Foundation. He The difference haa been widening St.; Mrs. Esther Goldberg, Glas­ White. Jocl(ey I ^ , lustre Blue REGARDLESS OF CONDITION since 1944. Hospital Notes tonbury; Robert Swatkiewicz, 307 VALUE'S THE RULE lOR RACK'TO SCHOOl Sizes 8 to 14. has been studying plans, includ- Dtuve-9n,'3tieatJie N. Main St.; Mrs. Carolyn Curley, 15.INCH TIRE SIZES ^ Ing sits criteria. Prices— Basic steel products’ B o Lt O n N o t c h Kelley Rd., Vernon; Michael Loiig, prices are at peak levels. Steel visiting hours: Adult* 2 to 8 Comparable Value ...... $.3.99 p.m. Maternity—2 to 6 and 6:80 42 Trebb’e Dr,; Mrs. Lois Burr, Ea'st prices have risen higher and fast­ TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY ONLY Hartford. COUEGE BOYS' er than wholesale prices in general to 8 p.m. Children’s Ward—2 to 7 GIRLS' KNIT POLO SHIRTS BOYS' W O O L SUBURBAN Museum Displays 2 BIG FEATURES ON ONE GREAT SHOW p.m. Tube-Type Blackwall TuhelcMi Blackwall and much more than retail prices. DISNEY POLICY . . . CHILDREN 85c... ADULTS 7fiv COATS Comparing the first half of 1959 Haiti Fights Illiteracy Fancy weave* with novetty Urras. Turtle WASH 'N WEAR SPORT Price 1 i Price Price Price CHILDREN UNDER S FREE Patients Today: 191 GIRLS’ 2-Pe. COORDINATES neck standiip collars, fringe trims. All History Exhibits with the 1940 average, prices of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: New fall assortment of colors and pat­ Without With Without With all commodities at wholesale ad­ '‘SLEEPING BEAUTY” \“ANGRY HILLS” Port au Prince, H aiti—the Re­ new colors and blends with skirt* _ terns. Full quilt lined. CJC A A SHIRTS Shown First At 8:80 ShfSxyH A t 10:00 p.m. John T. Prior III, 51 Hamlin St;. 2.-Pc. Sets with matching Vests and Contrasting Knit Blouses Size Trade-in, Trade-in, Size Trade-in, Trade-In, I Currently on display In the hal) vanced by 134 per cent. The con­ public of Haiti is seeking to-reduce and slacks. Sizes 8-14. O / C Sizes 8 to 18. Value $9.98. Each Each Each Each sumer price index rose lOT* per James Pidjles, 21 Chestnut St.; with Orion, Flannel, Fiberene and Plaid Skirts Comparable Values to ...... 81.49 Woven pfaddB. eonveranOouAl* and at ths Lutz Junior Museum are Frank Ulm,~Viernon; Bonnie Don­ its 90 per cent illiteracy rate Novelty Trim* and Braid Treatments on Veals Plus Tax , Plus Tax Pins Tax Plus Tax cent in the same period, in con­ through an unusual new “alpha­ Americana printo. Pearttaad htittoas, ; drawings and notebooks made by WALT DISNEYS nelly, 49 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. LuetU Pleated and Straight Line Skirts trast with the 178 per cent rise for r*wTRncHUR^ betization” law. Under the law, CHILDREN'S SLACKS BOYS' BACK-TO'SCHOOL permanent stay collars. 5 I 7 7 6.70x15 21,75 1.5.88 , 6.70x15 24.45 17.88 I students In the summer art and steel. Stark, North Bridgeton, Maine; Jared Stansfleld, 91 Green Manor every literate, adult is required to DRESS SLAX Shea r to 18. Value 82.8fi. ^ * * * ' I natural history classes which were Wages- Gross hourly earnings In Tl) The ANGRY teach at least one other person to C/ordona plaids, chinos, novetty stripes 7.10x15 2.3.90 i, 18.88 7.10x15 26.45 20.88 steel rose 81-43, or by 85 per cent, Rd.; Mr... Stella Chielewskt. 128 3 to 6x 7 to 14 and checks. Full flannel lined. All guar­ I held at the museum under the Joint High .St., Rockville; Mrs. ^Hazcl read. Haiti's official language la 2 pl.v wash ’n wear flannel* and gabar­ sponsorship of th e: museum staff from January 1950 to May 1959. French, but most natives spieak anteed wae|iahle. 7.60x15 25.95 1 20,88 7.60x15 i 28.45 22.88 Real hourly earnings rose by 50 McCaughey. 193 'Wells St.; Mrs. 96c dines. Fanev suitings with continental BULKY KNIT SWEATERS and the Recreation Department. Lydia Wogman, 28 Falrview St.; only the Haitian version of Creole, Comparable Value >#*•**# ...... $.3.99 Sizes 8 to 8. per cent. From January 1950 to this Comparable Values to ...... 81.89 belts. Sizes 8 to 18, Mrs. William Moore. Mrs. Merrill Alexander Hackney, 25 Oakwood a mixture of French. Spanish, Loop virgin orion. Long aleefe, crew Adams and Miss Jean Kippax were summer, steel wages as a whole iSTMnlMEK Value 88.95. ’^A./ / l.l-ln. Tube-Type . . . Tubeless Whitewalls Available Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Noble, 290 Bhiglish, and African dialects. neck s^le. Sizes 82 to 88, 5 7 7 7 UmiMI GUARANTIt in charge of the art program. The rose by greater percentages and. by ’^lusJKfiiMUaLn •eeiAtt ell rfafteft la aiafarlal, sa S wa r k a i a a - greater absolute amounts than in biRLS' SLIPS (14-28)). Value 88.95. ^ ^ ' natural history classes were un­ wtuSCALA BOYS' JUNIOR SLACK skis sreretaS aa fraet-araer kaiat aa f iiii I at 14-INCH TIRE SIZES der the direction of Miss Barbara most of the economy. Hourly earn­ QIRLS’ “SCHOOL SKIRTS” ings In the steel Industry this May All washable poUshed cottons snd blends, ■ erica . , . w m i a a f Irarfa-la a« H a i r af raceni. Neill, museum director, assisted by Imported Flannels and ’Tweeds Flannel polished cotton. Junior boys' thick Mary Ann Kovalcek and Janet averaged 83.10 compared with Orion Blends In Plaids and Solids Schiffll, lace snd embroidered trim*. Full W ASH'N WEAR DRESS g j. AJ. A. t, >.a t.i.iJUUOUUUU 82.23 in manufacturing as a whole. cut with tiered and ruffle atyle*. N.vlon set corduroy slax. Fancy patterns and Tubelesfl Blackwall Tubeless Whitewall^ Carlson from Senior Girl Scout Vast selection of,Styles in pleated and Wing and Straight solid colors. 2 parts, self belt, boxer style. Troop 20. New classes will start in Another section said the amount Line Style* lace and adjustable straps. NO MONEY DOWN When You Trade-In of steel produced per manIKur has 87c Zipper riosure. Sizes 8 to 8, CY 4 * 7 SHIRTS . 1 >'» _ Trade-in 1 No Trade-in the fall, datea to be announced la- Novelty details on pockets. Belts and Tab Treatment. Sizes to 14. Your Old Tires. Ask about Sears Credit. risen. The report attributed the gain TRAINING PAYS Comparable Values to ...... 81.69 4 to 12. Value 12.49. ' Trade-in Price, 1 Trade-In Price, I ter. High Munt 'broiulcloth. Pearilzed but­ Size 1 Price, Each Each^ . 1 Price, Each Each While the director Iji away on to "more and better equipment, im­ rvVH,'g\AiifNOW! proved management,' improved Sim s $T*B7 SIm s $0.58 tons, permanent, stay. eollara. Conver­ Yip-e«! What d Price! A Brand New i Plus Tax Plus Tax 1 Plus Tax Plus Tax vacation next week, the museum ^ 1'■ 3 THRU BOYS' WESTERN JEANS tible euffa. Slioa 14 to 17. S i f li . will be open as usual from 2 to 5 worker performance, etc.” , ;3to 6x 1* 7 to 14 A GIRLS' 2-Pc. PAJAMAS Tire . . . Not a Recap . . . Not a Second! The union has been asking a 15 (88-85 aleeve).,Value $2.95. ••O* 7..50X14' 25.45 19.88 7..50xl4l .30.45 2.3.88 p.m. daily under the supervision of "'A LEARN HAIRDRE^ING Comparable V a lu e...... *...... $.3.99 18*4 nz. sanforized coarse weave denim. members of the Lutz Junior Mu­ cent hourly pay raise plus fringe Newest flannel prints. Novelty lace, piped benefits. and nylon trims Tailored, man- Cfi J| Sizes 8 to 18. 5 1 THE ALLSTATE 8.00x14i 27.45 21.88 8.00x14 .32.45 2.5.88 seum League, whose chairmen ia Value 82.49. '^1.0/- Mrs. Walter Doherty. Due to the length ef this outstanding program, there will be darin, ski styles. Sizes 4 to 14. ■ WOOL SUBURBAN COATS A apacial exhibit of Hawaii, the matineea at 2 p.m. and evening showings beginning with the Enroll Now ComparaMe Values to - ...... 81.90 .» 50th state, will open on Sunday, feature at 8:80, preceded by a program of Intereating short FOR GIRLS’ BLOUSES BOYS' SOX- New oeason colors and patterns. Tai­ ||J » * Notienwida guaremtoad, in any of Seen hundrodc of Sept. 8. subject# at 7 :45. PANTIES...... 4 for 87e lored with vent hack. BURNSIDE Fine quality Broadcloths, Bienda, ■ Fine rottons and niTiowEDaaat flannels ed cotton. Sizes 2 to 8. a Stroag Rayon cord conatnictlon bolonce purchose. Ask the sdesmon. are likening the rolling pastures ‘ MAII. THIS COUPON Zipper placards and matching belt atyle* of the Tyrol to Kentucky's famous £ f lS T U IO O D 't^KMIlUHKEIR-mBRYIIlia CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE OF HAIRDRESSING Bond Waist style. Sizes to 14. Bluegraas breeding grounds. 883 Main St., Hai lford, Conn. Tel. CH 7-5197 Bedford Cords, Poplins, Plaids COATS ATTENBON TRUCKERS! Ws Hava a OonqilttsUM of Truck Tim ! iHnuunwR’T* TIEJOUMEY I am anxious to find out about your course In Beauty Culture. Orion framed convert, collar hood* cru st not^^ A Giaal Spsolacla Skew I Kindly send me, without .obligation, further literaturq. $/l.w Know how to flujCaa pie crust? "HERCULES" — asnaaut^iuaau^jiiiiiaaa ' Braid trim on patch pockets Expertly tailored of line woolen fabrtca. Manchester Shopping Par hade an ai s v Name ...... '.t ; .... . - i ...... Value Put the index finger of your right Is Color " m MiTnoeoLon • . n e r u o t Newest foU color* and pattarq*. aiaM Phone MI 8-1581 Witk Stove Boeveo l.S8«:Sa-l:U $ 1 .6 7 hand on the pastry edge, then Address ...... •••••...... *.•...... 12 os. quilted trims $3.95 g« to 48. Rcg„ short, long. 5 | ¥ ^ A STORE HOURS; ■ Also City ...... ■pinch the dough with the thumb Plro Mooiioro Uarl To Tko Doatk OOMINO SOON Vatae 821.85. Mon., Tues., Sst.— 10 n.m. to 8 p.ni. and index finger of your left hand; STARTS SUNDAY Red. turquoise, bright plalda. Naan '•GIGANTIS" “Anatomy Of Mufdar" Wed., Thura., PrI.—18 a.m. to t p.m. continue this way right around the “Tha RApe Of M i^ a " blue. Reg. Value $7.99 Sun.: “lAMt Train For Gun Hin" •nTie Beast Of M ai^lea* “The Nob’s Story" CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE o( HAIRDRESSING edge of tha pastry. T KAKCmSTEB EVBKING HRRMJ). iIA>iOm6imU OOlflL THURSDAY, AUfitTST 20. lOW

MANCHI8TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 19S9 P A O l r o u t RockvUle^Verfwn Neiv Tremors Jolt R ockvillc-V em on U.S. Bars Visa Coventry Bush Says He’ll Fight Rank that g-vcs you PLANNfU '^ECUPITY Compromise Efforts Earthquake Area To Top Danish 90 Exhibitoro Jaycees Plan , . ^ G ...... - ..... For Strong Labor Bill (CaaWwsfi tn m Faf* On*) CaUf.. told how hi* taOlNr At 4-H Fair To Renovate By Democrats Blocked ------, t]|^ M*dt*on Rf»vr Savant^ Ex-Red Everyone in our ^ bank offices • r i '------nell aaid. "And every year there ^ ,^{* Tlte hope that "InterMted ett-f aroused publle opialoA that a BCforta by Vernon Democrats hpv* been the seme two trsliers, ^ top of the trallar *iid (Oaotlaw4 troai Pag* < ^ ) About 90 members of local 4-H ms" win eeitttaua to fight for a meaningful bill the House." ' Special School toward averting a primary bogged G o v e r n o r R e j e c t s In' tbe same place. They were there; then grasped tree Wmhs ' clubs entered mere than MS ax- strong lahot- hill was sapreaead by end said that ’'unfortunately, our down last night when Seymmii sgain thta year, so close fo the river We cbmg to the tree, our bodlii* UB. ieii. PrsaooU Bush In a letter efforU to have e strong Mil ap­ have not jmt decided whether ^ I hlMU in the 2iUi annuel 4-H town Renovation of .dhe Jalcottvlllc is alert to Serve You Lavitt refused to withdraw his W olf Den Painting they could fish from their door*. tn the water almost up to OUZ received by the Chamber of Oom- prove*, by the Senate were un- egndldacy ta return for ths •with­ protest fair recently. ‘The Teen-H’ers 4-H And those two trailers did not necka.'i he 't*id. "My wife went merre today. > eueceesful." School for Retarded Children will drawal of Atty. Franeis Shea from under tfiree or four tioiee. ThO Lest year. Dr. Morten Simonsen, co«n« out Of the canyon when we Club wee In general charge. *nte letUi was in reply to one Along wtUi the letter, the sen­ be undertaken by the ReckvlUe - the race. Hartford, Aug, 20 iiV»- The were evecuated. ’there undoubted- lest time she waa gaapiM for an outstanding Danish scientist Blue rlbben exhikiu totaled IM; of the ii.l*grama which the Cham­ ator cncloeed a preu eUlemant Junior Chamber of Commerce as 14 Banking Servicei Shea i« a candidate for the l^ard famed Israel Ibitnam wolf ■ ly sFe many others buried w ith, breath but I managed to pml her den painting has failed to m-as denied a visa for entry Into red. 125; white. 64 and yellow, 27. ber’s Congi«Mlonal Action Com­ he had Issued last Friday In which Its number one project foe the year. of Bkhicmtlon backed by the ma­ I them." • out. She wanted me to let her gO. mittee sea. to federal legislators jority members of the Vernon make the grad* ta the Gov­ But I told her if ehe w w L f d g*, the United BUtes, whert he had Blue ribbon winners, of which he described the House action in Sklndtvers are planning to g o ; been Invited to make lectures at Tuesday seeking eup-,iort for the passing the Mil as "a great vic­ Announcement of the project cams Sarliifi AccounU Demoeiratie Committee. Lavitt. ernor'# office. loo. many rtcelved more than one rib­ today from Alan -Taylor, president. After a trial-run ta the of­ Into the lake when the muddy the American Academy of Science Landrum-Orlttn Bill as being the tory for honesty and decency In backed by a dissident faction, is water clesra. They wtll check a re- "In the morning they eama foe bon.' follow: ClSUiing under 14 the conduct of union affairs, and one of three candidatea who have fice; Oovefrior RlWcoff decided US in a host ff they'd bee* dnotlfer and two universities. When the vears of age. Lee Hladky. Cathy "minimum legislation needed to ‘The Jaycees plan to lower the Home ImpfOTement Loant I port that two persons drowned in, universtUea protested to the at- curb the abuae of union power and for the protection of rank-and- ceiling some five feet, install acous­ filed for the primary. not to retain it and notified 30 mihutea I couldn’t have Mid Labrte. Gall Cargo, Carol Mur­ State Librarian Robert C. sale ' s car *iibmerged in dirt and water. ’ tomev* general, the visa was final­ restrain union racketeertag." file union members, and of the One of the three, Atty. Har\'e.v, All of the known aiirvivora ■ on." dock. Ann Roy, Judith Buckley, tical tils and paint ths t'wo class­ Saving* Bank life InluraBeB Yonce, waa endoraed by the ma­ to take it back. ly granted. Susan Cochrane, Carolyn Trask Sixteen M the telegrams were public at large." f rooms. about 300 have been moved out | BusK- warned, however, thet the jority last night to replace Atty. So the giant-size painting . Like Simonsen. Fog la a leading Ms rets Honeywell, Deborah Wal­ sent to oongresemen In anticipe- Considerable ground work has al­ ' of the quaka area. Some road*. , ItiHia'a Growth Studied , member of the Socialist People’s tlon of the compromise, cloeed- final ^ ttle Is yet to come, and Pemnnal Ixiani John K Hoyt, who withdrew. was I home again today in buckled and twisted by the quake. dron. Disne BuscagUa, Barbara promised to work in the Senate ready been done, according to Don­ ‘The third minority candidate, Sale's office in the State Li­ 1 party This Is a Tltolst group for­ Cargo. Diana Wahmann. Lynn door dlsour kon of the bill between ald F. Berger, project chairman. I have been made 'passable by the Bombay "The populetlen prO^ Houie and Senate conference to win acceptance of the essential Mrs. Mary Pfau, opposesOohn Mc- brary across the street. med by the former Communist Mamet and Alicia Brennan; over Materials for the endeavor are be­ School Saving* j use of bulldozers. ,l#m la perhaps Indte's most urgifM which began yesterday. provisions of the House bill. Keown for the second selectman The wolf den is a famous party chairman, Aksel Larsen, who 14 years of age. Penny Barth. Jean ing furnished at cost by George I Many highways in the western and most difficult," according to left the party last year after a Ttie xote stamping House sp- ‘These included those dealing Collateral Loan* candidacy. Neither li willing to C’onnecticut historical-attrac­ ...... Health .Minister D. F. Kartnarlcar, Br^field. Sharon Macneil, Linda with "blackmair picketing, sec­ Brigham of Hill Lumber Co. 'The part of Tellowatone National Park bitter showdown with the Moscow- Wahmann. Maridel Leonard. ‘Theo­ proval on the controx’erslel Mil carpentry work ta lowering the wlthdra'W. j tion. The painting shows the Fridsv was 303-135, while the ondary boycotts, and Stata juris­ Last night,.the minority group; were bloi ked by landslides and the ' He says the country's steadily line diehards. i dora Hladky and Cheryl Little. - celling will be done at reduced rate Ranking by Mail giant rock entrance to the damage there was expected to run tag death rale will lead to an in>« Fog. 55, was chairman of the Senate passed a differing version diction to settle labor-manage­ found unacjeptable the majority’s j den where a brave Putnam Knitting. Barbara Doggart, and ment disputes which the NLRB by the Yoet Construction Co., whlls into the million* of dollar*. precedented population growtll H Danish Communist Youth L ea^e of tl bill las- April. the tile installation and painting proposal to eliminate the race for |I farmer in 3742 cornered and Carole Lander: photography. Jay In his letter. Bush also told the now refuses to handle, he said. ‘ Traveler* Cheque* ' the Board of Education. But the park was allowing tour-i the birth rate contumae at Jt* in the 1930s, and was a member will be done by the Jaycees. killed a marauding giant wolf Come On, You Old Tire, Stay Up There! I lata to come in over the roads re- . present level. Fmir UemograpBld of the Communist party until 1041. Gorden; eggs. Norma Lawton; Mrs. Elizabeth Spurling waa that had preyed upon flock# flowers. Judith Fardsl. Janet The Junior Chamber is indebted Mery Alice Becclo, 6, of 198 Wells St., tried verj^ hard this morn- the performance.. You can see that Mary, Alice had her troutaea miinlng' op#*!!. ’ TrAining ahH R®BGArcli CoflLRH when It was banned In Danmark. ‘Three girls were choaen from each to Supt. of Schools Raymond E. (^hri*tma* Club f named the party’s candidate for the t of sheep over a wide area. Brink. Lee Beth Karaslnski. Betty has been asked to bring it to the 3-ysar term on the Board of Edu- ] lifting the tire, and then trying loV et through it before it flopimd , Aa the laat of the survivors have been set up by the O^vem* During World War n he was a building by 9;30 s.m. the day of county. Ramsdell and the Vernon Board of 'The painting by Y. J. ^ u r - Ing to win some points for her Charter Oak Playground team in again. This was only one’ of many contests planned by Recrea­ ceme out they brought rnore har-' ment to . carry out reaearcn ado powerful force In the Freedom Lou Leonard; Kathy Ravlin, Lou­ Regi*ter (Tieek* i cation. Atty. Francis O’Loughlin ; ber of Putnam was in the of­ ise Crowley. Cynthia' DeMsrs, the sale. 'The visit, under the direction of Education for their cooperation in the tire race at the annual Playground Field Day and Picnic at tion Director James Herdic and Program Director Wally Fortin I rowing tales of the quake's vto-! train people in this 6el<^ at Council which led the resistance withdrew from that candidacy. fice during the regime of the Penny Barth. Susan Wellsa. Doro­ A total of 126.85 was realised MISS'Noreen Rae, state homemak- Mtttag the project underway, Shea, who is party chairman, the West Side Oval. TThe object of the race is to pick up the as the last major event of the surilmer season. 'The playgrounds ' lence and horrifying effects Bombay. Now Delhi, Caknitt*, aM against the German joccupatlon. from refreshments at socials held Ing agent. Included Beth Israel Taylor laid. All-Piirpo*e .Saving* Club late Gov. Wilbur L. Croee ta officlallv close tomorrow. (Herald Photos by Satemlai. * Grover C. Msult, 71. Temple'Trivandrum. . After the occupation he became a thy ballnat, William Gorden and and McKeown came under attack j tire, crawl through it. and then run tb the next tire and icpeat Sandra Zurmuhlen. Friday nights here. ‘These, socials Hospital, a theater party, and a Inasmuch as this project is of today from Atty. L,eo Flaherty, the 1930s.______, minister in the first free govern­ have been canceled until further house of fashion and dssi^ . Head­ some financial proportion the Jay­ (L S'. Saving* Bond* ment in 1945. Vegetables. Donald Storrs, Dan­ spokeaman for the diseldent Demo- . iel StorrA David Storra, George notlcse by the company officials. quarters wenre at the Copley Square cees are planning wayi of raising grwM. lh«r discussed their prob- Fog never re-entered the Com­ Hotel. funds. Faraiera’ Gongre** First leme and mad* recommendations munist party. But in lOifi-50 he EberlA Pamela Qlenney, Jane Briefs , l..oan* on Real Estate Flaherty charged that the pair T o l l a i i c l C o i i n t v Miss Uttls has been active in Each year the United States “ have forced themselves into a , ■ , , ------for an agrarian reform law. Foiind- was elected to parliament on Com­ French. Mark French, William St. Jude Council No. 4313, Caracaa -Nearly 4,000 farmers Pcracchlo and Gordon Fardal; ta­ KofC. will have its annual family 4-H club work for the past nine Junior Chamber of Commerce dee- (all type*) tamporary poeltlon of control ip ™ ed at t le meeting waa the Ven­ munist tickets. Then he resigned years and has been junior leader ignatee a broad area of commun­ from all part* of Veneeue'a gath­ ezuelan Fariti'era Federation, ' to dedicate himself to the Danish ble aettlng, Judith Buckley and picnic at noon Sunday at ths the Democratic Party and ar* at- ^ Linda Doggart; hobblea, David Council grounds on Shake Hill Rd., of the Little Scissors Club for the ity service ta which all chapters Safe Deposit Boxe* t^pU ng not only to take several j 1 i l l V l U n ered in Ckracaa’ Sports PaJac* re- pledged to work for farmers’ m- Communist-dominated peace par­ past two years. She will enter Wlt- ars urged to participate. ‘The local ceotlv for the ’’fliwt Farmers Oon- tere.sts. * tisans. He led thent until they were Storra. Kathleen Oieaeckc, Allda with Ernest Chaase of Andover as poaitions for themselves in s very Brennan; handicraft. Gall Cargo, general chairman. In case of rain Itmantic State College with the Jaycees found thsy could best serve short spdce of time, but have also ; dissolved recenuy' because of the the affair will be held the follow­ freshman class on Sept. 15. the communi^ by renovating ths set themselves up as arbiters a» to , $13,000 More split inside the Communist party. Oemge Jacquemin, Carol Hicktag, Penny BarthI -ftteky Barth. Diane ing Sunday. Miss Little’s slat4r, Karen, now school for the retarded children. Iwho els* can run,"- | Fog has been on the steering Members of the Jaycee commit­ Flahertv aaid the three -dissident | committees of the Danish Medical Buacaglla. Lee Beth Karaainaki, The Coventry PTA of Rol^nson of Plalnvllle, went on a similar trip Barbara Cargo, Robin Potteri.jftu- and Center Schools executive com­ to New York City two years ago. tee are: Ally. Harvejt, A. Tones, candldstes showed coursge ’ ’when ; ■ To Run Jail Asn. and various other medical Robert LIppmann, John Dennis. they refused to be pushed sside. SMILING SERVICE societies. aan Gowdy, David Storra, Jean mittee will meet at 7;S0*p.m. Mon­ Ann Bradfiald, Ltada Shafer, Cyn­ day at the home of Mrs. Jean F. Manchester Eventag Herald Cov­ Ralph S c h u m s y and Robert A county jail budget amounting Reliable aoureea said *a secopd Guglietti. V o fir Sttvitifun Earn Danish scientist baa also had two thia Squires, Donald Storra, Linda Roy, co-president. entry oorreapondent, F. Pauline to nearly '$13,000 more than that visa requests rejected and has Doggart, Barbara Doggart, Oarolc ‘The Thrih and Gift Shop of the little, telephone PI t-MBt, proposed, by the Tolland County j filed a third. The scientist. Dr. Lander, Linda Gronback, Marcia Public Health Nursing Assn, will Open Forum Commissionera will be requeated i Christian Crone of Oopenhasen Honeywell and Kathleen Mahr.' be cloaed the first three days' of Soil Map Agreed On by High Sheriff Nic.hotha Paw-1 . University’s Medical-Fhyslolbgic Food — lunchea: Lind* Shafer next week to allow the volunteer Police Arreets Justice in Mancheeter li’ik al O'public hearing tonight. I al Institute, would say only that and Susan* Wellea; cookies, Kathy committee M d workers tfi prepare The new Democratic sheriff has! Brennan, Linda Shafer, Susan for Its fall opening. ‘The shop is Pretoris. South Africa ■— Sci­ 3 W o To the Editor: submitted a budget of $44,603,1 "there is still, a chance." Welles, An. Roy and Pamela presently conducting a sale to dls- entists from sdl over southern A Vernon man was arrested by Member of What has happened to luatire ta It was reported that Crone'a CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND Jdanchesler when a person Is fined compared to the budget of $32,010 . Rose; brownie*, Carolyn Trask; poee of summerwear. Africa .have agreed to cooperate ta Mancheeter Police yeeterdey on e Federal Depoell prepared by the Republican Com- j ' political sympathies have fol- drawing up a soil map of Africa Hertford warrant and was turned Inmrance Corp. for defending his own property. lowed the same general line as oakes, Rsmela Roae, Betty Lou Mr. and Mrs. Wtathrop Merrisan mi.saioners. '' Leonard, Cathy Labrie, Patricia south of the Sahara Desert. The o’,rer to Hartford Police, charged Have rhildrcr taken over so com- -- Fog’s. Neither is now a card- Sr., and Miss Hazel M. Little have Considerable opposition to Paw- Roee, Ann Roy, Cynthia DaMara agreement was made at a con­ with breach of peace. pletelv in our towm that they cah ' carrying Communist party mem- returned to their homes after atesl and cheat and receive « pstj luk * budget is exp^ted to cim* and Marian Woods: breaul, Judith spending two weeks on Bacrni Is­ ference attended by delegates rep­ WlUla.n M. Hagerty, 41. Is ac­ “TouJ inerica” loTei ' ber. cused of making unneceeaary re- on the back for their efforts? If frooi Republican at the _ public Buckley. land on Lake Nlcatoua. off the resenting the Union of South hearing al 8 p.m. ta Superior | j ’The U.S. oonsulate here refused Demonatrat'ons, agricuMursil, shore of Burlington, Maine. Mi­ Africa, the Belgian Congo, Angola, r..Arka to a traffic patrolman about the parent* of the child who stole . to comment Mozambique, the Rhodesian Fed­ 4:15 p yesterday. from the life guard in town had court Room. | Deborah McKusick. and home- chael Merriam remained on the m\ Pawluk's budget i* $14,600 more i "W e never do in such casea and island to spend some time with eration, the protectorates of Hartford Police said Hagerty. anchester applied the pal on the back a lot making, Cathy Labrie. avings than the aheriff'a budget waa last I we never state the reason for any his grandmother, Mrs. J. Bacon Bechuanalsnd and Swaziland, and driving a piokup truck in slowly lower, a lot harder and a lot soon­ tha Tintfpi Look! Com Supper Wednesday year. The principal. Increase la in ^ visa refusal,’* a spokesman said. The 4-H Town CommittM wtll and aunt. Miss Julie Bacon. South West Africa. moving traffic at Lafayette Circla, MAiN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH er,. there would have been no need The Independent anti-Oommu- salaries of assistants for which serve a public com suppsr Take i-H ‘Trip r-ay have become angry at the tfjsf Center St. ManchL".tcr Purhail. t.o fins a man for aubduing some­ ' nist newspaper Information called Save the livers ,— congestion and taken hie angar out ■'?'! Main St. one who was stealing from him to­ Pawluk wants $15,904 instead, o f' Wadneada^' evening at the Church Miss Hazel M. Little of Eagla- Cor. Lufiox Sf. W est Middle Turnpiki $6,780 aa paid laat year. The new ; the decision to bar Fog ’’entirely Community House. Servings will vllls Rd. will return home this eve­ 8aVe,.the livers from broiler- on the patrolman. Ol’fN THURSDAY day. I moat certainly agree with sheriff want* to hire,* g.u*''4_f®*'- ' and hopelessly'end depreskingly be from 5:30 p.na, to 7 p.in. Tiekets ning after a two-day career tour fryers and put them In your Hagerty was arrested here by LVININ GS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHIS OPfN fRlDAYS to 8 p.m. the authoritie.*, that the pota?* :• IdloUc." may be had at the door or reserva- freezer. When you're ready to use Patrolman John MoClelland and should'be called but what does a the jail ■ and to provide for a of Boston, sponsored-by the Sears clerk for himself. He doe* not "Those U.S. officials^ who make tkma made with Jay Gorden. Net Roebuck Foundation. them, thaw and cook ta a little turned over to Hertford Patrol­ : ALWAYS PlINTY PARKING person do in the meantime, yell that kind of decisions'do greater proceed* wiH b* for the premiums Miss Little was among 24 girls butter. Mash fine and combine man Itonald Sheldon, the apparent "Help Police " and watch the thief specify the individual salaries in ;; services to communism than Fog of the recent fair. ta the state choaen for the tour on with the yolks of hard-cooked target of Hagerty’s remark*. run away? Although I do not know his proposed budget. did -while a party member," It Oommittse heads in ctaarge of the basis of thalr 4-H acUvlUas In eggs, plus seasonings, for deviled Hagerty has denied the allega- Mr. Krause personally. I have In other items Pawluk'a re- i said. atrangementa follow; Linda Wah­ thsir respective communitlas. •srita’ tion, police said. Advertise in 'The Herald— It Pays watched him al the .pool many quests exceed those of the Com -, k "Ehren beyond our borders, it has mann, dialng room ;. Mrs. VYed times and have admired hia kind- missloners by the following bem algnifioant that the Daniata Bberle, com; Mr*. Chsmsna Wah' neaa to the children and hia will- amounts: , k- Own 'unlst party ,1s bj f. state of marsi. ham; Mrs. Gilbert M. Ingneas to help them. 1 have no Building repairs, $1,000; fumi- k' dlssol. m . We Danee would thank S tom , syrup: Mrs. Walter U. .doubts in my mind, that,under the ture and flxtnfes.’ $900: sundries. ^ Washington not to attempt to Thorp, fritters; Mrs. Bdwin H. same circtimsiancea, I would never $.500; farm supplies and tool*. r weld the rupture with the wtiees- Lawton and Mrs. Lmila OrelMt- have aetlled for a niere puah or I $.500; ’ clothing, $250; fuel, $400; tag flsmee of susplciduaneeB. And sky, salads; Mrs. Wtathrop MSr, AMPLE FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 slap while wilting for .the police. and jailer’s salary. $204. I. if there are Russisn agents among riam, ries. and Mrs. Owen S Had It been my child, he would have The Count.v Commissioners and " the ex-Corrummiats, then please ’Trask, coffea - known that any punishment he re­ the sheriff, having all been Repub­ leave them to us.” SO Acts in Beat Show ceived outside of hia home would licans in previous year, formerly I* In New Y and that It was "up to them who Charles N. Harlow will be the an­ too lenient. If delinquent children iff win i-emain ta office. ' ^ they wanted to oome to this eouo' nouncer. SaF^SERVlCE DEPT. STORE isn't enough to make a pareat con­ ‘The budget of $39,484 submit­ t try." The variety program sdll include cerned. perhaps,# good stiff fine on ted by the (llommisaionera for the S' , He erid, however, ttmt Fog'a ballet, caveman carry, flying sau­ the parent* instead of the life ! paper, entitled ‘■‘The Integration FORMER CHENEY MILLS, ■ operation of ■th* county aside from cer, turnarounds, youngsters, Shop Prices Anywhere Then See Us guards in town would instill the the jail, includes a pension fund of of Essential Pbrtiona Speksitiea of three-man pyramid, clowns, crown­ HARTFORD RD. cmi PINE ST., MANCHESTER proper attitude. $1,884 for William Maainda whom Relating to the Major Areas of ing of the, quean, card game, shoe A Concerned Mother r- Medicine,’’ probably would be read Deihocrata replaced as count.v skis, slalom skiing, Jumping, sealer of weights and measures y, at the Ohieago conference by an- races, five-man pyramid. Cypress »' other Dane. 2 Million Tubs Sold after 39 years of service. This Gardens hopefuls, skill on skis, item was opposed by some Demo- swan, little man. an open event, No Strings New- York—-Bathtub Inatalla- orata at the last meeting. and a parade.. FURNITURE and tlona totaled 2,100.006 in the ‘The county legialaton do not Robert Fraser is general chair­ United Btataa during 1958 although act on the budget’ tonight, but I Meat Industry man. with Maleolffl E. C. Devine At King's On iin housing starts, numbered 1,209,400, meet to receive the budget and Jr. In charge of the boat races. APPLIANCE DEPT. (M .Indicating that nearly 900,000 comments fi-om the public. Repub­ Miss Linda Wlfiiler and Miss Mary bathtub* were put into older home* lican legislators outnumber'Demo­ Threatened by Lou Johnston ars in chargs of or were used to provide additional crats 13 to 9 in Tolland County. publicity, Robert FrankUn, equip*; bathrooms i’ new homes. Also in­ ment, and' James Aftostals, pro­ AUTOMATIC CYCLE 11 Ft.or .13 Ft. stalled during the year were 4,000.- ? Worker Strike gram. Automotie 000 water-cioaet bowls.. 3,700,000 „„ Architects Get Bonu* vi' . ______Feed Sale Set 10 LI. lavatories, 3.400,000 flush tanks, (Oondnned from Page One) ‘The Women’s Auxiliary to the, REFRIGERATORS Clock ControMod and 3,000,000 kitchen' sinks. D envf — Under a new bonu Covent^ Volunteer Fire Assn, will HOTPOINT HOTPOINT plan of the Jefferson County, Col­ Members of the A F L -dO ex­ have a food Mle from 10 a.m. to. Eloctric Ranqo Save ‘Time orado. Board of Bducat!oi|;..aroh- ecutive Council were expected to 3 p.m. AUg. 39 at the South Cov­ ALL PORCELAIN DELUXE You can save time if when ItecU ndll get 5 per cent of any approve today a plan to moblllM entry firehouse. A public luncheon A U PORCELAIN laundering ruffled curtains, you money aav^ from the budgeted all AFL-CIO umons behind , the will be served at noon, with the 30" Ovon starch only the ruffles and the tie coat of building projects. But the steel strike. menu to include meat loaf, potato WASHER WASHER FOOD FREEZERS backs. You will find the ctirtaine coin has two sides: arcMtecta The plan Includes s rally of all salad, heme baked beans, rolls, Sterofo Ditraftr can be ironed in about half the miut redesign any buildings on union officers at San Francisco on frssh vegetablM and apple pie. WITH UNT HLTER time, will have a'cricp freeh look which bids exceed the budget by Sept IS, as part of the AFL- Anyone having food to donate ■UTTER KEEPERS Colrod and last longer. more than 5 i>er cent. CSlO’s biennial convention, in be­ UNDERWATER FuN GT herff lood half (rf the steel strikers Spood Units One proposal under conridera- UNT HLTER in Mch eyel* VEGETAM.E MNS Uon would call for a penny a day’ aUetment from every AFL-CIO WINDOW SHADES member for the strikers — a move that could yield up to $4 million WASHAILE A: this is me in my a month In ^strike aid. INTERSTATE Buy With Federation , chiefs, also are ex­ pected to appeal to President AQUA SHADES COLONIAL PRINT . r Blnenbow^ to call steel manage­ 3 State Hotpoint Factory Service hy Youngland f t M Made to Order ment and labor into White House . K iOD Wttk Tear Bailers Confidence iMwwrfe r ’iharf conferences In an effort to end • q ‘ ' I'm so mad aiioat my dres.s. I’m go­ the stalemate Elsenhower hiu Full Una of CaBlom lay-away event declined similar prior proposals. ing to makt one jil.st like it for Abi­ YINITIAH RUNDS Giant 2 Door c a r " ? I gail. She’s my doll. It's got rows of Leave It dean 6 Cycle 4 Speed velvet and lace and’.ric-rac all,around Knok this trick? Put some Now’s the time to SAVE! the hem and white pique and Ifice at ■trips of waxed paper' under the E. A. JOHNSON $•• your convnignt Conn«dicuf Bonk bottom of that layer cake. ‘Than Freezer the neck. No-iron cotton in Taupe and fill and frost. It’s easy to pull the PAWT 00. 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i i . i i ItANCHBirrBB BVSN1N6 HESALO. MANCHB8TBR. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST W, l»6 f MANCHESTER IVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTBR. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 198f FAGB SEVEN jSSf««»fefe«Bbfi9fe*4 • SiMkB * * * I evident ability, and'the party ma elusion Uwt, whatevar machine- : SM f A NIAKNM AM» * mbiute aa the way to the grave­ outsida tta own borders, and sosn vats ever proposad Inspections ac- chine would hava beaten him Ih type evUe may one# hava axlsted Rear-End Crash N A V I TO M side. W '^ eeaipsayiag a world baa •on nu­ H U ^ IlF a t r r nawrod iU oWn autKortaatlo* to hie home town o f Manafield If it in the Repi'bHean party, tbs Dam- Adm* Halsey There, on a hillside, the admiral deal W itt sneh an attampt. Lagally, clear axplsaloiia. But It mtist be Connecticut could hav«.. And when ‘Marjorie ocrat<’ are the real- habitual vil­ Injures Woman i e M i Thick Pane Gives Cool, Gool View srouM join in death hie father e^m^ rEBftitttQ Ijpralb then, the Orgmnlaation of Ameri­ from thrir gansral Instlnet toward Farmer t6ok her long disappear­ lains Or ths aUts aesns. mother. N avy C apt William r . MANCHESTER Both o f them, ire are sure, feel TO SI TMI MIT9 Rites Today can SU tM bound itself to protect privaey n th ar than ftom any be- Yankee ance from the Hall of the House, A Neiv Haven woman wen taken, By CMBRAID feOUJOl Haieay Br. and Mra. Haleey are SPAM it was eonceded that the long arm themselvee. to be eaeentlaUy the to Menchester MenMmlal Horihtal buried beelde the place ehoeen for evea TyujUle, which should pleaaa tiaf that, behind such a vsto, they Coming, N.T. UP) — Atomic Ik By A. H. O. of party regularity had eucceeded same people^ they were baek in yastwday ariemoon alter a rear- I Washington, Aug. 80 (ffV-The their femoue eon. UBLIC MARKE that dtetalor even/ though die eouM eentinua te oenduct nuelsar 198T. Wfeet le « « view le tfe« rid •periaHete dealing with Jeaifly ra- in roachiag her. end eri.M r on Maks St., hut ahe The~Zanilh Q«MHty Mbit ie lN nation today buries one of its The Bplaeopal eervicee et the 8 0 3 8 0 3 MAIN STRFtT 2 c « 8 7 c meeting eondemned dictatorship. •xpleoieni. They couldn't, shd they In the period that these two adage . about: tfie‘ - young liberal dloaeUve laaterlai cam gri a cool l^ ve, ea well ee at tha Cathedral, In the poritet manual for the was dischar ged afiter rouMns ex­ ce«pleic...yet is eaezeel ed erstwhile young liberahi - - Smith evolving, with the 'peera. Tliey view of their woik through the greet nfivel heroe% Fleet Adm. art to he eonducted by a Navy L un Cuba's Oastre is, we aippoet, ex­ kgew It. 10M eeeeitm of the General As- amination. hi perferBMnse by kfeering acdompllehed the feat of being a are m* bright! o f eye, and at young WllUem r. Helaey. chaplain, C apt D. J. 2!lmmerman pected to take tha pious proclainfi-_ The Geneva nsgotiations should semblv. the age of 81. O. - Smith, - Mrs: Anns Ueus. 88. oomplamed eidt tsiHngfor SNO, or aesfe. tMckeot window In the world. young liberal in h' sixties — hevS of appearance as they Vqm, in The window, nearly nine feet Final military tribute was pre­ of tha Potomac River Naval Com­ Uons against dictatorship as a sub- emtlaua ,avsn if thair'Iprograss is Repuhllcen member from the town Of pains in har haek after the lO-Dey Honey Sarii Oenian- been aer/ing their Indian Summer their frolicsose* years of m w Rec­ crash, hoapMal authoritiss aaid. thiefc, la a radtatkm flhtald made pared i6r tha pugnacloua ‘*BuU" mand. skrw^ Tha United States ahould pe of Mansfield, le given as 86. He •eel Cows hi...or phone Mr BUTTER stltuta for more romantic action Stint together in the House, they edes ago, hut their ideas §nd thrir fiha was a paaain|fcr In a oar driv­ home demomiratiow today! for the Atomic Ekiergy Commie- Helaey. whose 8rd Fleet outfoxed Haleey had a apeolal honor mmniAiaiw tviiiinv In that, began hii servlc# in the House in loyaitiA have grown more sedate.' or axpedltions. But what he had completriy willing to pledge th a ^ ^^j^^ sosilon, and faas been have gndually evolved a new en south on Main Bt. by her hr Since common status for themselves. bahd, Peter Ueuev 68. ess lit wae shipped reoqntlYto Idaho the best o f Its fighting ships In Although their reputation atitl get up to epeak—tmtil, t h ^ Is,’ Falls, Idaho, for ihetalkiion in a World War H. Joint Chiefs ef Staff; Adm. Ar- Sweet Life TPOifii be applied to him. te the Declara­ them and re sums nuclear teeting. The tame manual, when it comes they do speak. Then we plaee them Their, oar vda hH ki tha rear at Irigh A. Burke, chief of navbl op­ ■ftU » • « casts a nrsntle of Hberal inde­ ,awr flight engine teet facility at His body My, with honor guard. Chwer Blomn IJ».# a C ^ S r ^ r s a ^ - w tion of Santiago's description of And It ahould leave no fear, in the to list Marjorie Farmer, Repub­ egain, as the good, reliable oon- School j#L by a oar driven by erations; Gen. Lyman L. Lam- lican m en-er from DarMn, lists pendence over them, their actual the National Reactor 'Teeting In Washington National' Cathsdral. dtsutorship, In which It said that world mind, that the official Amer­ performance has became some­ eeivatlve veterans they ere. Breaidon r—^ miral'a casket before the Cathe­ ic Castro, as well as the dictator, the House scene for 18' years. that make up tha window will ap­ Department, government officials dral service. The flicker e f elx It) fey tfeo Hoaefeeoter She returned in 1968, and .has lidw and manage to find some inde­ pear greatly enlarged. M 2 r= = i:1 | TruJUlo. pendent reason for the reliably DR. H. P. FIELDS many personal friends' and some of tapers glinted on their rifles. 4M|I^ MflBtk ••••»•••••••********* of Ohorefee* seVved three additional seations. Coming has manufactured a those who served with Halsey in There wee quiet for the • ad­ But, although tha action of tha conse'iVative stand. ‘They long ago number of shielding windows for FARM F1IB8H N ATIVE IA. 7T*«***«*«»«*»************•••••••••#— ...... / > The one U lng theee tv o veterab the great day* of the mighty Pa­ miral. Ha wma far from the so«md glBflt O ov .•%••••••*•• confarence at Santiago waa incon­ Rpubllcan leglslatora did have in seem to have coihe to the eon-. 117 EAST CENTER BT. atomic research, some o f them as avken the Hemion Is Over* cific campaigns. o f the sea. clusive and mainly ploua, and al­ common waa that, when they first peepholes into radioactive compart­ At the cemetery gate, the cas­ BROILERS or FRYERS Lb. 39c “ livery one then who hears these ments In the Navy's atomic sub­ though It may hava done very htUb appeared on the legialatlve scene, resum ed ket would be transferred te a Bptey Indlaa Pudding words of mine and does them will they were both aomewhat indS' Kirach Vertical Slat Blinds HAS ‘ marines. But this one is by far the QUICK FROZEN Fancy Veal to keep the Caribbean from con SERVICE htme drawn caisson. Troop* from Ginger end cinnamon, in equal largest , be like a wise man who built his' pendent mavericks. Those were MOW lY NIIHT each of the military services proportions, make a fine flavored tinuing as a eometimaa comic cock­ ^ It was assembled at Coming's CUT-UP FOWL Ml. c BO NEUW I. ROMJED, house upon the rock." the days of tha waning Roraback Through Evening Study ,Custom made by Findell cost littlfe when you count OFFICE HOURS awaited to march the final way IMlan Puddlqg. For a pudding 39 MBUK-FED pit for Trujillo and Caatro, operatic ncachiiie, when party regularity plant at Harrodsburg, Ky., then with Halsey, with a N avy band that ealla for 8 ^ te 4 cups at milk Matthew T: 24 tmeked to Cleveland for an' eirhl- dicUtor and- operatic ravolutiim A man, whose only contact with waa emphasized more than aver | the years of service they give. measuring the slow pace and a you’ll nesd about H teaspoon of bltlon before moving on to Idaho. LEOS ...... lb. 49c ^ ^ ^ ^ £%SSS . ary, tome of Its piety ahould be tha church waa to chauffeur hla because the machine waa fading; ,i ELECTRONICS cannon shot counting o ff each each e^ee. NotfVe ROAST ATSi and, in this atmosphere. Smith J Offers Opportunity Unllmiied "W e know this is the largest BREASTS ...... lb. S9e taken seriously, and the main Is­ wife back and forth to services, ndlatlon window ever made," says once arrived a bit early. He asked end Farmer were frequently guilty ; for Everyone sue in the C^bbean Is far from a company spokesman. "And since Mahoney Will Call Meeting Chicken WINOS ...... lb. 2Se LOIN one of the first worahippera who of thinking for themselvee. For further Informatlnn there's no call for such window* *H comic. ^ came out. "Is the sermon fln- When they thought for .them- contact NECKS BACKS . lb. 5e outside the atomic field we con­ Paris Thurtday.. A u p«t *® This la another region of the tehed?" The member answered se.ves, they sometiniea rebelled ; FINDELL MFC. CO. UK mSBKMKI fiMB GIBLETS...... lb. 15e CHOPS sider it the thickest window in the On Robertson Park Project wisely. "The preacher has left against certain courses of their j THE WARD SCHOOL world which Is awakening from a own party. They even, on occasion, ; OF ELECTRONICS 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER world." • r Desd'Pan Statistics long poUUcal, social and economic the pulpit but the sermon is just beginning." What he meant thought there was some godd in 44 Mies St, Hartford Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts Town Director Francis Mahoneyffroqt of the Community Y; paint­ YOUR MONEY I A « m For Outdoor Cooking, Fresh Ground ^ Becret»r>’ of Liabor MftchellA •lumber and beginning to have new some Democrstic proposal, or de­ Tel. )K 2-5084 ing the fence around the tennis the sermon is never finished until hopes to call a meeting of the Ll- 'J- Choice Beef Cuts •••ftct-flnding" tn the etoel etrlke thoughts about all the old. Instinc­ it ia put Into practice by those cided that their owr party, in some ' Classes begin week of Sept. 21 PO Tests Delayed, courts and cleaning out shrubs of its steamroller procedures, was ' T>rary Board and Parking Author­ BONKLEBS CBOBB-CrT FOR A NICE '■Ituatlon flnde that both eteal labor tive longings of men everywhere. who hear it. To be effective, any and brush by the fence, the Dl- A BRANQ NtW SUN UTS MAN WNfCHt - HAMBURG being unnecessarily rough on the ity next week for further studies POT ROAST ...... » . 7 lg management have been doing It has much less political knowl­ sermon must be put into action. Few Applications rector said. Hearing the Word of God la a Democrats... in connection with the Improve­ He added that Superintendent •exceptionally weU for a good many edge, experience, wisdofti and lead­ ProvidM inwranofe protocHon te ago 65. BONKLEAB ROLMCD BUMP, OHOlOB OCT good start - It must then be fol­ They did not, these two imre^ ment of Robertson Park. o f Schools Arthur liUng suggested L b . 2 , *1.10 ership than it needs for the reali- A scheduled 'civil service exam- OVEN ROAST :^«ere. They have been doing eo lowed up by doing. liable Repubilcana^ exorriae such Mahoney, who waa named by the doubling the paved playing area Rotums alt ba»k annual promiums'^ici :%ell that the queetUm naturally satione of its own yearnings; no ' Lord, help us to live by Thy Independent judgment for free. UNIVERSITY inatlpn for clerk and carrier posi- Board to ramrod the park project behind Uie Robertson School, lo- Spadd Sale Frica...... Eb. 97c Arts Mid ScioNCOS tibna at the Manchester Post Of­ ^rifee; why not Juet keep on work- assy economic progreae looms Word. Smith was generally Ignored in last spring, said the work is 76 per cjitlng a baseball diamond behind if ouurfed Ihffet to 65. IJCAN GROUND commiUee assignments and legla- EVENING fice has been put o ff to give more cent complete, but "odds and ends" t BONCLEBB GHOIOE “BOBTON OUT •iBg as they were? fora it; thsrs is more poverty than Rev. C. Henry Anderspn the school, and putting a circular SHORT RUMP*’ Emanuel Lutheran Church latlva responalbilltiea, despite hU W9lliv99 Viffvll time for further applications. remain in connection with the spe­ drive •'.'ay in front of it. The elemental, realiattc anawer COLLEGE b ovailablfe for mala and female wealth to be divided up; the whole The examination, originally slat­ cial interests of some town agen­ ’The possibility of a skating rink Chuck SIRLOIN STEAK ...... fc. $ 1 Jf that It w’ae Ume. It waa Ume, on region, soon, will be wanting to ed for the beginning of this' month, cies.* in the park was another ^ the tivM ages 15 te 50. Ih e calendar, for a contract to ex- jump from the 18th Into the JOth w ill be put o ff for et least six Mahoney was one of 12 town of­ suggeotions given by the ofilciais <• Weeks, according to postal authori­ ficials who took an hour-long in­ B e e f :jlre, for new negotiations, for new century. We in the United States, to Depiity Director of Public At 65, fund* con b « (a) H *#o In cosh; (b) nmcI to purchoM Cold Cuts Specials ties. spection tour of the North End * 0 ,"demanda from labor. Within the if we become afraid of the poesi- REGISTRATION Scpteaibcr 1 thraugh 19 Workg Oheste Langtry, Mahoney POTATO OR MACARONI SALAD .... Lfe. : , Postmaster Alden R. Bailey said Park last night. He said everyone said. Langtry conduct^ the tour. a paid-up poKcy fer iho original sum oseurod and thfe bcdonco [present context of our national Ufe, bility that Communists may ex 9 A M . M 8 P.M. Weelidaft • te neen Satnrday* the postponement was . decided af­ seemed pleased with the completed VEAL LOAF, 8IINOEO RAM, BOLOGNA.' Seed In Fall taken in cosh or a* gwarontaod incenwi (e) mfed to previdfe on Grade A, fez Piece or 80red ...... IA. ■•t any rate, it would be impossible ploit this yearning unrest and ter authorities noted too few per­ regrading that has . Improved to­ Mahoney said Park Superin­ Lb. 69c Claaacs begin Saptambar 39 annuity; (d) loft on dopesH o» • guorantafed rota e f inlorfeit. •for labor laadera to let such a time chaotic lack of leadership in all sonnel on hand'to fill new jobs pography and provided more play tendent Horace Murphey is In •yi the calmidar paae without do­ Write, phene, er call taday fer yenr cepy of it Although labor turnover at the area.' charge of the seeding to Im done fielde, may now become as con­ Extra Hours post office is low, Bailey said, the fnqwiro new obeof thk nmarkobh MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE JUICE ...... 2 1 4«« The park should be ready for use this fail in the regraded M rk area. in g something about it. Tradition cerned with the Caribbean, our n-iNJuinc MovraB nRvnfDe /office haa not been able to hire next summer, he said, and the Besides. Mahoney, luing, and now Sun Ufa plan, hut call or writai galls for them to do something, and own yacht course, as with far-off and ..train new employes fast Improved parking area next to' the Langtry, officials taking the tour -to achieve a new basis for a new Viet Nam. But nothing impetuous >enough to keep up with the tre- Whlton Library should be ready were Murphey; John Merz, chief of ALWAYS A NICE VAJ contract to run another aet length TODAY ■ mendous growth o f the Manches­ this winter. the Eighth District Fire Depart­ MANCHESTER l!ARIinT OP or obvious will serve our cause, or UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD IW time. The idea of letting well ter area. He also siftf many va­ Mahoney *ald the Library Board ment; W alter E. Fox of the Ad­ CHARLES J. VAN DEUSEN the region's. We must be quiet 11 HOURS OF UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE cancies occur due to retirement*. and Parking Authority members visory Park and Recreation Com. SEA FOOD 'r a o u ^ alone haa not yet entered Hedtea Street • Her4#erd, C ewweettcirt • JAeUee 7-4141 UBLIC MARKET good nrighbors, forcing nothing, Bailey explained that postai ca­ suggested more study be given to mission; William B. Buckley o f the 3nto our industrial structure. The not even help, on anyone. reers offer high job security, ex­ locating the .entrance to the park­ Library Board luid Miss Anna 821 MIDDLE TnUC., EAST 8 0 3 - 8 0 5 MAIN STREtT Jact that atari labor is already very OPEN 9 AM. to 8 P.M. cellent chances for advancement, ing lot, and this will probably be Franoh, head of the town's public je e ll o ff doesn't figure in. The quest and various fringe benefits. Sal­ the main subject of next week's libraries; Mrs. Katherine' Bourn Pheiiei MI B4M04; P I S<4801 ' something more la''automatic. Keep Geneva Going aries start at $2 an hour, he said, proposed meeting. and Joseph Ceerwinski of the Park­ with yearly increases up to $2.42 Other "edde and ends” Include ing Authority; Town Engineer Steel management, meanwhile, Senator Hubert Humphrey, the .at ‘'Savingi and Loan** an hour. making the best use for parking James Sheekey and Assistant 'Town SUN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA haa also been doing handsomely, Engineer Frank Steele, Mahoney Democratic hopeful whose most SAVE Application forms are available of Nelson Pi.; putting Rgbts in Advertiie itt The Herald^— It Pays increasing Its profits, lowering the the patlting area; palnUng the said. impressive and consistent public at the post offlqe, he said. number of man-work hours needed Current Dividend Rate 31/2% Per Annum service has consisted of his in­ to produce a ton of steel, and vestigation and illumination of dis­ WARDS raising lU prices faater’'than any­ 4 -ft -0 A M ( ^ rj T I . ' 1 r/ I i ■ armament iMuea, haa done a good body rise on the American pro­ I'Jt WM ij______- job again. duction scene. This was in a set speech pre­ OPEN DAILY I f it la true that labor could well pared for the Senate,, in which he 824-828 M AIN STREET be satisfied with its present wage fetfetev nli4ufe*fefe ifeengATei; discussed the obvious danger that lt->a)se’ seems true that manage­ a breakdown in the Geneva con­ 9 A;M. to 9 P.M.*frS^" ment could absorb some addiUonal ference on. suepeneion of nuclear labor cost without cutting its' ow-n tests would be caused by, and at profits very substantially. tribuled to, the obvious and con Having presented the statistics tinuing dirision of Waahington's which suggest all this, the Mitchell LONUEST TERMS! TAKE MONTHS TO PAY! own policy on the matter. fact-finding then goes dead-pan. This division reveals itself in and refuses correlate or inter­ Guorowtood SoHsfoctlon or Your Monay Bock! the continual warfare being waged WARDS in pret Its own statistics. It does not by the Pentagon and by the Atomic provide the statistical link which Energy Commlsaioh Itself agalhst would give an estimate of how the suspension of tests the Presi­ much of a wage increase steel dent and State , Department are OrloiT-Dynel mMagement could give without supposed to favor at Geneva. raising prices or cutting its own Youll Bud Bm qHolity "The AEk:;," said Senator Humph­ you C^n Save existing profit level unfairly. fumitiira for ovary room This is still what everj'body rey, "seems to have difficulty in Famous Blue Bell and Eng­ in your boma dmitiefidly wants to know, and it is still the remembering that it was not cre­ sted to be a policy-making body in lander M ATTRESS and BOX REDUCEDI only basis on which the strike coats SPRING, A n new. the area of foreign relations." He ought to be settled—if, that is, one Value* te SOO Q fi la a realist. To be an ideaUst, one did not dispute its right to argue 20%to 879.50. SpeHal ' ^ A T * 0 0 would say that the solution should Its case: when, however, it cuts & to take What the steel com- across tha Geneva negotiations ^hnies can afford and apply it not with the announcement that It is spending nine million dollars to to those • any wage increase at all. but to reduction in steel prices. That get ready to resume nuclear teat- Famous make .HOLLYWOOD would really do something for ing. It le doing more ■ than argue. It is making foreign policy itself. BEDS. Twin size innecaprtag ••erybody. ALWAYS mattrea*. Oholee of head­ 31 But this is something the com Sefiator Humphrey also dis- boards. Spa- CCD A O lahies themsrives do not want to cusssd ths course of the actual ne- we sold REE elany priced at end something that labor, now gottatloni at Geneva, insisting that EASY Sfevlng gone into the reality of a they had made opnsiderabla' prog-' m Brikc, will not accept, and the ress, but holding, in any case, that PARKim ^gh eet reallcttc hope remains one "the United States must not allow ' fef a wage increase which, because the talks to collapae through a! last year at 88 yds. o f quality McGEE Big seieotton o f RECLINBB E can be afforded without price falhira to achieve a reasonabla ne- CARPET eoiqpletely Install­ CHAIRS. Cholc of fabrics. Rmreaaes, will not be too inflation-' gotiatlng position on ths most Im­ ed. Enough for 8 full rooms. Regular price € ^ A O l^ portant remaining laauc In the ne- Speetally prteed M S B Rnr in Itx results. 879.95. Special ^ The Mitchell statistics do not goUationa—the number of on-eitc - ) ■ay, in cents p ri hoijr^,what this inspeoUibns. aetUement should b e ^ ^ t they do "The number of inspujctions must say that the possibility'for such a not be the few suggested by the aetlement Is there, and that the Soviets, and It need net be the Maple, W alaut, Blond, Ma­ Famous LANE CEDAR sooner It is reached the bettar. suggested by John A. McCone, hogany. STEP END, COR­ CHESTS, Completely moth­ A a l r pressure, therefore, first is chairman of the Atomic Energy N E R and COFFEE TABLES. proofed. Choice o f wood*. kpon management, as expcctsd, Commleslon." ^ Regular pi;toe $40.00, 0S9.M, 'Free lay-a-way until Chrt«t- 829.00. S p e ^ A id upon management to offer L-. Then Senator Humphrey went »59;00 something, end secondly upon la­ on, In that same eoataxt, to put $29 *19 *9 bor, to.be content, this time, with the question of a veto in its nealls- W a F d s aemethlng leas than the repeated tlc light, as follows: M g Increesee of the pest which ''And in arriving at a 4reasoaabls heve already put steel wages on position In the negotiations w t Bcanttful bedroom nad Uvlng ■ueh a high level. must keep in mind that if the So­ 5 PC. KI’rCHEN SETS, room deoMUtor LAMPS. c a t c il S. viets ever use the veto when Die' choice of table tope and chair Regolar priee |9.fe0, $19.95, fabric*. Regular price $70.95. $80.95. Spoclal Priee control orgeaiaation .wahts to in­ Special price $ 5 5 Q Q Afi The Caribbean Stire vestigate a truly auspicious event, For feosier, more feconomicol back-to-»chool lined with Milium* 1 3 ^ 6 ^9 that ia the warning signal that The mcM in the Caribbean wUI ihopping, shop Words Catalog. Yes, whether Yes, except for the bjj|Jt20 difference, have to be lived with. It has not cheating may be going on. That la thfe kids ore hfeodfed for kindergarten or cam­ our fur-worm .OrlM-Dynel acrylic pile cools b M i eliminated by the adoption of the warning signal which could tiloe resolutions, pleasing every­ mean the end of the agreement." pus, you'll find almost all thfeir needs in this oro ideniicol to Ihota we told lost year body. at the conference o f hemis­ That ia, o f course, the simple, on* convenient spot. So, shop it today! dt 59.98!.The tome "furrier" daloili— 7 PC. K ITC H E N SETS (SOz phere foreign ministeri at Santi- precise truth which makes the Korfs, iniide pdekeit. Milium-backed 48x60). Oholee of table tope Oeoaolenal ehaln. Ciwice e f figo. question of a veto always more BRIEF BAG in strong Nylonile ______...... 3. and chair fabrlce. Regular eolor and otytas. Regular rich acetate lining*. Chooie deep turnback P J ^ I I W J K . Q Q price $8905. C A O D O l^^Theee reaolutions criticized dic- academic than raal. If Russia, af­ $ 7 7 R IN G B IN D E R ; xippened: acce.«.sone.s . . . .4. cuff* or groceful pushup ilcevei; striped SpoelBl ^ a C | * 0 0 fatorzbip and spoke glowingly of ter agreement, le going to explode platinum gray er brown. Size* <6 to II, But, because all the a bomb, that ia ihC' end of the D R A F T II^ G SET; 13-pt;. begin n ers’ set ...... 6. oeuntries to the Bputh of us prize, agreement, veto or no. veto, juet *Dufenl R*gitl*r*d Trod*.mark . very naturally, the pnnuple o{ as the Suez affair in 1856 would OIL PAINTS; 12-color set in case ...... ,2. neo-intervention in their internal have been the end of the United • TYPEW RITER; Royal portable rhodel ...... ^8. affaire ahead of even deliverance Nktlons if the Brltidi and French ■ from a possible dictatorship, the vetoee had been allowed to block f gy $4 down on Wards Easy Terms. f saating also went on record as United Nations action to restrain SHOP BY PHONE— C/^LL Ml 3 ,k fl' fisfeoundng any attempt te impose their aggraaalon. Or usa aur Lay-Awoy Plan. demoBrsey oo any homlspbere , We don’t know why the JUisaiens SHOP IN PERSON— 824 Main St. •eafetrjr hg aetleo ariginadng from « • as laitsiant on avan a partial ♦ It HUTMIB aOAB M .. A

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MANGHtSTBR li'ENlNG HERALD, SANOtESTER, CONN, THDRSDAY, ADGU8T 20, 19B2 PAOl KGBT RoekvUle-Vernon Open Season on Baby Gobblers Sulphuric Acjif U fh as mlUioii. lik e mAny Used in Attack M oth er pear, ha threw open hla I Duke Missing sUtaly home to touriata for an ad* On Con^cBAtnan Age Dictates Snack Preferences inIsalM 'fM. But'he^s oiitddbe aA Manager Plan Called the rest vHUi publicity stnnta. in­ Smashup F4ke cluding opening Weibum Abbey to Washington, Atig. 20 — Felloe l E m r o n r l m t A u >w b t a nuiUat eongrass. say teaU show it was sulphurio *ST AP Newekeleiw Writer Ra la achoduled to visit the Simple^ Manageable acid which was squirted at Rep. (OogteMbd tfowi Pngn one) Frank Thompson (D-NJ) as he ***ri**' liMlvM * r * In tuhlMi— Vntted States m Qetobor ta r m leo* Lauy; 'the. seerdtery said thd tur* tour on Britiah criatoermey. ' drove to his office yesterday. E l fry. Manntw* “The purpose of aettlng, up abpartiea put up a distinct flght. He Thompeon had reported that a Ep(. Whnt gM> on them? duke w ^ going t« rraM a," he govammental structure ie Wot (to added, however, that non-pkrtlMn jrian in a truck squirted the liquid ;«poekiM have to be on hnnd for •aid. jfudge l^liea Heads attain) good govemmenL- but a elections go through Aarier aa part from a syringe when he stopped of ths package" than aeparately. his car at a traffic light. The fluid Q ^ b o d y . And ovoryono Moms Leter. the eecreUry said the democratic government that the pprovt of the ootmool vorioty. duke "perfeptly all righ t" Thoee in tha poUUf^ group ara in- burned a hole In his shirt and left K of C Peiegal;es • people can control." teneely intetaated In partisan elec- a slight bum 'on his srm. Chemi­ u koop aaklnf for rodpai for "We do net know where he le." i I " ■ E he s i^ , ’ "but he is not aariouaW. Opening with theee words, Rich­ tlone hdt do not have the numbers cal testa were made of a synple Gam ! Hero tkon la ona of tha Ill, and wa ara not at All ewrriad. Judge William J. Shea of Man*' ard 8. (Jhilda, chairman of the ex­ to uphold them, he said. taken from the side of the car. at rulea wo’va coma oeroaa, with He is with reaponalhle ’peoffla." ' ohaatar. .a^kaooUta' Justlca of the ecutive committee of the National Childs agre^ with another Thompson dismisssd the inci­ new way of ftxlnff thorn. Hargraevaf said the taitgrem State Supreme Court o f Crpora, la .Municipal League, last night gave queetloner that non-partisan prin- dent aa the work of a craink and Fer Hm m RMiioieliRg With ImigiMtlieR r• Aftar you mix up tha eookia was sent by 'A woman mehiMr, of haad of the Oonnaetteut de|osAtton) Vemon'a Consolidation and Char­ ciplsa can be divert^. He quoted, said he thought It was unrelated loufh. proaa It Into an amptV the duke'a' party but wouldn’t te Uie 77th Matlenal Oonventlon ier Commiaaibn membera full “He who ignores the leaeone of his­ to his work on labor legislation. aan. Chill until Arm. than puah identify her. ‘ * of /the Supreme CouneQ' of the benefit of his 30 years' experience tory may be doomed to repeat N an OREAT EASTERN G0N8TRU8TI0N ^ dough through the oan and in the League. .Another member. oC the Ataff K ^ h t a 'o f Golumbua.. them.” I loa into even rounda. Next (nto 'n if third named del'egata in the Chllda was tha firat of several People Agalaat Obaage REDESIGN THE FRONT OF YOUR le oven to AM the cookie ja f on said "AS far as we knod', the only 8-msn team la Herbert J.; Carrey, speakers tha Commiasion plana to . “ You vril find the opporitlon te 1 E woman with him tl NIoeole MU' gthe anaek ahelf. 80 ScArborough ftd:~ Both he And hear. Although the: meeting was agaihet Any .change," ChHds toM traffic. HOME WITH BEAUTIFUL T r o r enjoying aa la, or uae in nalr." Judge ShAA arA members of the open to the public, only the press' the Oommiarion. “You might aa N X Jiomemade aodaa, taedagoro ndU MUa Milnair la a blond beauty CAmpbell Oeuncll. In Mancheater. and Conuniasion membera were well givis them the worke and T im ^r Industry Boom* appiwriata having cana of Ooft who ia a successful Franch talevl^ C er\^ id ImmldiAte ytat grand present T Sion produear. The duke taw Her they'll like it after a while.” *T GLENSTONE PRE-CAST grinka on the fiiilf. Oontinganu knight. V , ■ "Over the years wa have built He then quelifled this by saying of thia age aa«n to like cola, n e t home from a part}l one morning im plicated government systems Vi«uma — The timber induatr] ‘A c eonven^oh at th< SharAton* that consolidation in RockvlUe and one of Auetralla’a mejor export E E beer and black cherry flayora. lee early this ydar and climbed in the Jafferimn Hotel In St. Louis, Mb..! that require- more work than the window of her London apartment Vernon j ight be effected b*' elect­ STONE VENEER eream will ^ wanted for the aodaa Who could reeUt this snack—homemade Ice eream aoda hr eoft ends today. ' , people arc willing to do,” Chllda ing a Oounoil to aeVve the combined R and if you have a freeaer, you when she discovered she hkd for­ IN NOW FOR said. three 'governments and give them R Por Ttet Touch of Gbunour sad Blegaace! drink, and jumbo aite oatmeal cookiee? gotten her key. Tha nalghbors can. buy it thriftUy in large guan Knosrii as the father of the a city r ,ger. The Oouncll might miateok him for a burglar and Poor Driyera £ium. council-manager form of govern­ then be gi/en blanket powers to in the eame 106S period, 1 1 play a part in raualng multiple parts of the nerve cells and Abers called tha police. ment, Childs said the. management shipped. I tore than half Um PHONE Ml 3-8271 ; For older folki we auggeat leave in operation everything that By OECILV BROW^STONE imvory anacks. Cana of the well* ■cleroaia which are the center of attack in .In June, the duke and Mtaa Mil Madison. Wis. IJP)—Metorista plan ia the aintpleat and beat plan. reduce heat; the rapid-browning Joint ie fork tender—about 8 poets went to Italy. Shipr "Vnnr One Call Home Remedeliag Contralsfer" 0 - nalr took a week'e Atnesa counie killed moro deer in Wlacongin last now exisita, and then to repeal AP Newwteatures Food Editor were increased to Weetem • 0 liked tuna, aardinea and aalmon. Another goes imdsr the for* multiple eclerosii. ‘ He termed it the “moat obedient ordinancee piecemeal,'leavlpg parts may te covered with pieces hours. There Is also a study of mul* at the same time at a health farm year than ware killed by bow and If you’ve been tempted by the many, Switserland. arid G< A. V. "Bert” LIndMy. Praaident abd Owner Sut add aome surpriae if tha bidding name of gas chromatog­ machine." Although its adoption alone sRi.’n.Uo«a that, can be. tol­ of foil. (Jook unUl thteksat por­ Additional atuffing may be p 88 OAK 8T„ MANCWESTBR, CONN. R budget allows. Smoked oyatara raphy. Thia actually la a teat par* Upls sclerosis in twins. This study outside London, aubslating . on arrow himters, the State Censer* ia slow' in Connecticut it ia well on plcntitude of bsby turkeys to put tions of drumsUcka are quite soft apread in drip tray to cook the B orange Juice and yogurt. vatlon Department reperte. erated. This plan would sknpTify e couple of them on a rotisserie. 1 and Elnglish cocklea in brine are muting active analyais of the fats will bs reopened In about five the way to becoming the prevail­ the drafting of the ehsmter. ■ when preaeed between fingers end last SO minutes, first pouring off fun. So are anchovies for piaaa and fatty acids in the blood. It years and may or may not ravaal The' duke inherited his father's Cars struck and killed 8,172 deer ing plan in this country, he said. you have probably discovered that thick white meat Juat above wing any accumulated drippings. the Netherlandfl. title six years ago and along with in 1888—a new high. Archers bag­ The hiring of a charter con- directions for aplt-roaatlng them made llcksty*split from Engliah may prove important, since theae the presence of hereditary factors In the council-manager form of aiUtant was suggested by CMIde. aubatances make up different in the disease. It inheritance taxes reportedly as ged 1.878. government the elected council are few and far between. muffins. And nowadays you can Before sudi e man Is hired, how­ So here are .the apeciflca. If you get wonderful Italian prosciutto ran be composed of all kinds of ever, the, Commiseion should de­ •rir- citiaens with private careers. follow them you should have two h w in cana for hero aandwidhi termine the form of government, deiightfully brown and Juicy birds. bnd to serve with ripe melon. They tell the manager what they and how muoh recognition ti to be want, and don't have to be con­ Bri>y Stuffed Turkeys ' We find that having a supply g*ven each territ'Ory. Ingredients: 2' fryer-roaster tur­ cerned with the details and tech- "The eharaoteristtc of old time of plastic - coated paper plates . nlcallties of doing it. This sys- keys (about 5 pounds each ready- bnd cups rtady makaa snacktime FORMER CHENEY MIUS governments Is the length of time to-cook weight), 1 bag (8 ounces) , ,tem has been tried in 1,600 com­ it takes to get anjikhing done,’’ easy for the hoataae. The trick la HARTFORD ROAD Frozen Food munities In this country and Can­ herb-seaaoned stuffing, toft butter lo keep'theee on the .cnack aha)f Chikla said. Many oommuntiee or margarine or ahortening. ada, and is adopted more often ■have the remnanta of a form of ao you don't have to go digging FINE STREET than the mayor-council plan, h^ Method: If turkeys' are frosen, MIXT-FRMH government that began with men torMhem the split second ydunima said. tbaw; wash, drain and pat dry. them. They’re real energy and Cites Tenure who volunteered to do a minor Prepare stuffing according to bait savers. Ftenty of FRENCH FRIES Compering the average 7-year job, such as cleaning up a . road­ package directions. Spoon equal Oartwheal Cooitiee tenure of a manager with the way, and are now committees in quantities of stuffing into each S j . FREE PARKING charge. body cavity (about 2 cups In • Ingredients: H cup sifted shorter tenure of a mayor. Childs ifleur, 4 teaspoon baking soda, observtd that .the mayor doe, not The O oi^ierion concluded its each). Place small piece of foil meeting about 10:80 p.m., a cur' over exposed stuffing and tuck % teaspoon mlt, H .cup ahorten- Foreol Pldnip Sorviet have the incentive to learn the Job H cup li^ t or dark brown very thoroughly, although he may few at which it earlier decided to into body cavity to hold stuffing Deliciou* butter soft, To Your Cor know the town well. He added that aim. The epeeken, cortmittee will in place. Tuck tail and drumstick bugar (Armly pgckgdn ^4 'oup try to havs s consultant speak at under band of akin or tie them tender juicy Pot Roaut, white sugar. 1 agf, ^ tedspoon BNO-KIST PBE-OOOKED the tenure of managers le Increas­ yanilla. cupe guick or regular ing. the next meeting Sept. 2. together. Place turkeys, one breast juat the best choice for OPEN 10 AJ«. A.M.-10 P.M. MONDAY THRtf SATURDAY The practice is to hire managers up and the other breast down, on rolled oats, H cup chopped, sral SCALLOPS rotisserie spit so they rotate a heart-warminf: Sunday Inuu. from out of town, rather than em­ ploy a local person, he said. There smoothly. Push spit between ' Method: S ift'tbgeilier theAour, Weight-Loss Goal branches of the wishbone near t)(e dinner and best of all, T p * . P kg. are' 20 universities training young baking aoda and kbit. Cream ;;FOOD KING U. S. TOP CHOICE QUALIW BEEF DEPT, men for public administration. Reached by Ward Up toward, the tail end of bird so there will be enough left ahortening and gugan. Beat ; In the mayor-council plan, the that tip emerges between drum- over for Monday and ^ 1 the egg and vanilla. Mix r. », Tk. TOP CHOIC* MINUTE m a id inayor Is a more or leas powerful sUcks and tail. , ilry ingredients all. at once until chief executive. The so-called Harvey Ward of Hartford has The other bird should be placed Tuesday. -Mended. Stir in oata and nuts. LEMONADE (Checks and balances are more raached hie goal in weight reduc on spit in the opposite direcUon. Freaa dough Armly into i 1-pound often checks and anagsf he said. Flatten wings against sides, then ban from which both enda have 6 Os. I tion, he tok. menshers of the tie the wing Ups over the breast; - The mayor is secure for his term MATFA last night been removed; stand can on vriuced IOIUCK 10 Cans of office and is a temporary dicta­ bring cord over drumsticks - and iimuHjiiip}! |mpar vdiUe you are doing this. tor. The municipal employes watch He ia the second member nf the tie them together binding them to i i i Chill or freeae until Ann enough to (Block one transient mayor succeed an­ olub to shed pounds to his choeen spit at the same time. Be sure FRESHLY bUce. Buah dough through .^can Styl«) other, with the elected executive goal. skewer prongs are firmly in place Into ^-inch alicea. Bake on I ROAST nevA- getting to know the govern­ The meeting, the firat in eight in bird and. screwed tightly. Place kingreaaed cookie idiect In hot YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM ment. weeks, was held at the home of spit in rotisserie. Spread turkeys OVEN OB IW ROASnNO OB - HP degrees) even 8 to 10 minutes lb ^ Grocery Asked if a manager does not President Donald Kuehl. 16 N. with butter and s.tart the cooking. Makes IM doaen'large cookies. b e b v e c o l d ' b o a s t b e e f s a n d w ic h e s lometlmes manage. the council, Elm St. At Uii wrighlng in, it was Follow manufacturer's direc­ BEEF HAMBURG CORNED BEEF Childs agreed that this happens, found that most members had tions, or your own trjed and true r . S. A. TOP CHOICE but said when the manager ia fail­ added a pound or two during, thia method, for heat—probably medl PEANUT BUTtER ing in hla job the council comes period. um. If turkeys brown too rapidly. “ Serve A A FULL SELECTION OF ’59's! into its own. Plans for tne coming fall seaqon l/can. Tasty BAR-B-QUE were discussed at ths buainesa The SUtllng Chuck In answer to another question ATHLETE’S FOOT GERM Mildly Cur^ HilK Steak Fit For 24 Oz. iyom the Commission..Childs said meeting, also ways and means of HOW TO KILL IT. * liiiH A King" Jar ^ e managers are hired without a raising money for the. treasury. Lb. The next reeling will be held IN 3 DAYS Doctor Says term limit, partly because the If not deUghtod with STRONG, I STEAKS councils cannot bind future coiui- Sept. 2 at the home of Dewey Instant-drying T-4-L, your 48c ells. A manager can be suspended Devis, Hartford. _ i ieooe Glrde for Showdown * CAPITOL BBANDS IMPALAS - BEL AIRS back at any drug store. Watch fU96 Instantly, and ia generally given 30 Prior to adjourning, low calorie With Multiple Seleroeit MRAOLE WHIP Infected skin slough off. Watch days with pay in which to receive refreehments were served. healthy skin replace it. Itch and L b. and reply in the council's state­ By ra>WlN ?. dOBOAN, M-U. POLISH KIELBASA bnming are gone! , TODAY at J. Salad ^ ment of reasons for his dismissal. W< Hale Corp. Drug Dept. Written for NEA Service Another question brought State'Polio Toll 63 FROZEN FOODS | • One of the moot Important dia- Dressing I FOOD KINO RjEAVT WEgTEBN BjOONO-BBEr DEPT. BISCAYNES • STATION WAGONS Child's opinion that' partisan elec­ kaaes atill to be conquered it Pt. Jar tions can be harmful to t^ie council Hartford, Auk! 20 (P) — The known as multiple sgleroela. It it J LEAN GOLDEN BROWN SMOKED manager, plan because the em­ number of polio ^ases in Connec­ Ytu un hm money in the'bink JES-SO k chronic disorder believed to' af* ployes have two managers. One of ticut this year roke to 63 yester­ FARMHOUSE pict 100,000 in tha United States day when four neW cases were te buy mythini you winl . . 7' the biggest troubles the manager Apricot Nectar Jumbo 40 Ox. dan 39c alone. MAnilMAULOW ' f,'..has is the council taking too much reported. i. jwt by writinE cheiit! BLUEBERRY PIE Each ‘. No one should Jump to the con­ There were two In the Hart­ interest In admlnlstrstlve detail, JES-SO—HALVES clusion that he has the diaeaae ■ SHOULlMBllSJ T Lb. he said. — ford County area, one in New INSDUITMKINEYI (nerely because he has seme of a u F F O , „ d O c Non-partisan elections received Haven and one in Waterbury. SWEET LIFE the aymptoms which may occur in .. SEBVE'HOT o r c o l d , 8 to T LB.AVO. keversl favorable comrnehts from The State Health Department Phone, write, or ^ Elberta Peaches Lg. 28 Ox. Ona 27c Inultiple scleroala. listed the first three cases and eeN at any of our ONION RINGS 2 Pkga. H. L. HANDY’ S AMERICAN the government authority. “iTie ■' Its diagnosis is complicated and .Voter does not need a party label authorities in Waterbury reported 2S oAcea fcr SWEET LIFE , hiuat always be made by a skilled to tell him what to do, he said. the fourth case last night. fiiH bifermatinn {thyaician.' BOLOGNA (By The Piece) Asked if there Is resistance to There were 18 polio cases in BIRDS EYE APPLE-GRAPE JUICE Qt. B ot 29c •i Tha diaeaae attacks • e v e r a 1 TEA iidoptlon of the - council pismager the state for the same period a Th« Conn*eHeu4 Batik Mrta of the nervous aysttm. It is -plan when election is to be non­ year ago. The month’s total is now CHICKEN BREASTS Pkg. 79c PILLSBURY—LOAF SIZE for thia reason that it is called H. L. HANDY’S WALLET PACK STAFF lA G S partisan, Childs said the political at 44. Last year there were nine. Oboontoto. White rmulUpie." Yellow Pkgx. 27 c BIRDS BYE C ake Mixes • ‘The aymptooie vary, dspauding Lb. ;• t o what pairta of the iterveua sya- BACON ENDS 19 c WINTER HILL iam sue involved. Since the loea* Box Of FISH STICKS Pkg. 3Sc sw irrs EBIPIRE BRAND 84 tftn varies, there ara no com* / U y o u WHITE VINEGAR GaL Jug 49c piately typical eymptoms. SWEET LIFE [ Seeing double, a trembling or SALAD DRESSING bem or when trying to pick up Tam g 8 to 14 N. Y. STATE Imme object, and a gait which lb WHOLE STRAWBERRIES Pkg. 39c Hens Lb. Avg. i lCTOICEST MEATS IN T0WN .,!|i W ESSO N O IL Pint Boi. 27c looks somewhat like that of a ' /ff'Spf' > v.on'p.» (Irunken person are probably the WHOLE BEETS moat common. One or all of thesa (ALTMORE) SALAD DRESSING |Bay be abeent 17 O l. JUICY YELLOW FREESTONE • .The disease tends to go through U. S. CHOICE TOP OR BOt/o M J MIRACLE WHIP Qt. Jar 55c . beriods of great improvement If (P tgmIi Oroimd) lb 3, Cans 2 9 c these good periods can be length- PEACHES : Lbs. For HEINZ ad and the bad ones shortened, HAMBURG la a good sign. A warm climate SUNSHINE-,------PFANCY FIRM NATIVE KETCHUP Big 20 Oa. Bot. 33c r|Wd freedom from, colds’ and H. L. HANDY’S D E U O A T I^ E N SPECIAL , OgAPE DRINK R O A S T I Other infections of the nose and Lbs. For at may help to prevent the TOMATOES : rings of the dlsaase.' PICKLE and PIMIENTO LOAF gp lb Study of multipla acterosia has SX Os. ALL PURPOSE NATIVE naan speeded in recent years by PLAIN BAKED LOAF Cane the activity e t the National BY THE PpcE CHEVROLET, '59's SELLER l5 YOUR I COOKIES Multiple Sclerosis Society (2S7 TENDER APPLES : Tourth Avenue. New York 10, •NEW LOW PRICE MEATY tb LAR(;E SWEET- flaw Tork). In a special year-end FLAVOR QUEEN TASTY PEST BUY RIGHT NdW !. HURRY IN AND report from that aociety, many SuRskiM Krispy Crasktrt l«. tauresting developments were PLUMS : Oocum anted. w a ccB ; In lAU. for example, the ao* SLICED LOAF ICE. SWEET JUICY SEEDLESS Nahisee All AmerisaR AssoiI mI ub. oiety ^Ant approximately $300,* v m L |Q0 on its medical and scientific SIEE pcogram;' This included the sup­ CREAM y» GAL. GRAPES : EAiiMtor filRscr SRaps 10 oz. port of reaeareh and the eetabllah* BAKED FRESH DAILY ecant of>eUnlce, wbieh now num* PLUMP NATIVE Garden her 2S. ’ Many facets of tha diseaoa,‘’ so ROASTING CHICKENS WtH as baale raaaarch. ara being Dairy Specials ^ Produte Specials 4-8. Ml. AVRRAGE fresh studied or supported by thia so­ GRADE •'A- P J L U f GREEN STAMPS ciety. ' It was pointed out, for example, EXTRA LARGE LARGE EXTRA FANCY CALIFORNIA ViNi RIPRNiO FANCY that multiple aeleroela ia more HONCYOEW LARGE brevalant in colder climates tliaR EGGS AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING in warmer ones. Also, the dlaeade Dos. Dox. 5 1 e NATIVE koours slightly more often among KRAFT DELUXE CREESE SLICES women than men. But the why of WHITE, YELLOW, SWISS ea. JomatoH totb theae facts remoins un- MELON till 8:30 P.M. - FRI. till 9 P.M. PIMENTO -r OPEN WED. till 8 P M. - ^owwn. • Oz. Pint. LARGE SIZE “KING OF ALL MELONS!" • Thraa othar Unas of invasUga- NABISCO SALT TANG .. . 3S« tten dssarva special mentton. SNAOK-STIKS 8% OZ. BOX FANCY • One which Is bring studied to L U C K Y W H IP CAUFORfNA ^OMPSOH SWLESS flo pooatWUty that' a vtnia may TOPPING SEEDLESS Nm. — u • B&M FROZEN C I O G T MgDlUM 8MMV ' BRAPES Lb. OPEN DAILY GRAPES I S APPLESAUCE 2 pkfs. 4Se tA,M.I«9P.M. lb "FIRST OF THE SEASON" SUNDAY, •A.M..IP.M, CHEDDAR FANCY LARGE NATIVE WEALTHY T JL MNE PHARMACY SELF-CURED SAVE 14e US. STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. •04 OKNTES m . Nu-auuD ! HIGHLAND PARK MARKET: lbs. 3 17 HIGHLAND ST„ MANCHESTER Ml 3-4278 ^NOMY 444 em m STRUT. PLENTY OF u n PARKING MARGARINE M Lb. Slieke APPLES iTB BnrnBB t b a n g o o b “A: Wie I irtSt, Am f#petgvAi^MeP 1229 MAIN STREET PHONE Ml 9-5238 Birald Adva.

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iu n c h s s t e b : e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e st e r , o o n k . Th u r s d a y , a u g u s t lo. u s t f> Q E ELEVEN ■Ai Ilia wAiamt ------:— r Barnard Bohmo, BtoRkr OwcokK, Robert Hartley, Nata- the day snd evening. The enttog Leo Tetrault, Leo LoFImr, Henry Andover itono. LilUon Palmer, Rogeifs Employee was concluded with a dance In the Cooper, Leonard Spislmsn, Mari­ Personal Shower ' iRocMUe-Vernon Scientists Find Step Wormaley, Lorraine Fox evening, preceded by a twilight lyn Q’CJonnor, Joseph WItkOwtkl Hova Obituary Skewered Scallops Steal Show loron Pohl; <3tooe residence, Hold 21st Outing baseball game between the WIIU- end Joseph Norton. For Miss Acelin Schools List and Judith; Times Farm mantic and Rogers Dlviilonfl, with Great EaeterB Bfrbarirm and Robert Home, a flhid score of 5-4 in favor o f the CoBitractioB Mre. tmmm Lee By OBCILT BBOWNUTONE Over ^ employes of Rogers Mlsa . Blaine A ^iin of Oofontry Town Officiids Reply To H-Bombs Control Dbugigon and Chriatine end Rogers Division. A 40-mlnute boat wee guest of honor at a personal Mre. Bertha 'Itisrese Suits Lm . AP Nowsfoataroa Fowl Bdltor MoOrath; Ursin residence, CorporeUou’s four divisions from R««l«Bi B Hm BitBrlor of y««r Innbo Bus Routes Rogers. Manchester and Wlllftnan- trip around the lake wee the more Methodist Wotneil bridal shower last night at tha 0 wife of James Lee, 1178 Burtiside Trust a man to knew what Is ^vid and Carol; Wright resi- popular form of enjoying the A've., East Hartford, formerly of f a hydrogen bomb to peaceful usf. tlc held their 21st annual outing; home of Miaa Ju<)ith Hlllnski, 11 r nrltfc' Hm bow (oxdoBivo wMi ob) E good to cook. By CARL O, BOLANG ice, TUuny Wright and Susan beauty of the lake. Manchester, died suddenly this To achieve hydrogen fuston, there Bus routss for both ths RHAM Monday at Indian Ranch on .Web­ To Hold Retreat Ferndale Rd. To Attack by Kloter And trust a tired wMs to en­ Uppeele, Sweden, Aug. 20 (/B Pamela Page; Goulctte resl- Winhere in field end water Those who attended the shower Kl JOHNS.MANVILLE X morning at her home. miM be n Yenr Ujpi hydrogM gM Gonr, Joy end Bruce <3ou- ster Lake, Webster, Mess. courage him. T # o young American eolentlits R lfh School and olsmantary school, events were; Arlen« Billinas and The New England Southern were fellow employee at Bur- She was born to'Hartford. Beptr One of the heat dlshai( ever pre­ density snd effsettve nwafliras tor ond Linda Ooss; Plett resi- Among the invited guests at­ Con­ 30, 1908, and was a reBdent of hoIdBV the gss to a ebamhsr St. BtS Students have been amieunoed Robert Kramer in the water­ ference Woman'a Society of Chris­ ton’e. PLASTIC SURFACED A d is rti tiuit WieiWd A. Ktotert Ackerman th« (juMtimnalrei, the pared for us by an amateur male have found a method which opens I, Oeoega; Thomen residence, tending were ^ Ifto n Lovenberg, a T T Manchegter for many years until great temperatures long enough tor tollewe: melon retrieve; William Carver tian Service of the Methodist Pink and white were ths colors tkrMteMd to TtoigB from the Ver­ repliee from the three insurance, cook is scallops on brochette. Only up new prospects to the field o f ‘.to* Willard; T ^ lo r residence, Kar- director of Rogers Cofp-, and Mrs. companies who responded to the 18 years ago. She was s member the fusion to take Maes. Regional soheol route X Lovenberg; Joseph Addy, officer for the long distance swim; David Church Is holding a Prayer Ro- need in the decoretions. The bride- E he didn't give the affair its search on harneealng the power of If eoIenUsts « » sw e to cope wlOi lean; Oasper reridance, Joanne and R. Dunay for the hoola hoop con­ ROCK SHAKES E non loord of Edueatlm tf the In- recent queetlonnalre and request­ of the Windsor Avenue Oongrege- at 7:16 a-m* snd will cover Andrew; Oovell residence, Law- from the Intemationel. Union, treet at Camp Aldersgate, R. 1„ to-be unwrapped. her gtfU while ttonet Church, Hartford. French napi*- Nevertheleee his the -hydrogen bomb. those three factors at the test; Ray Gingrae and June Car­ Aug. 29 and 80. Tha theme for the ■umnee Arm be repreoento wee not ed his recommendations. The fol­ method is the seme sa that of the Dr. Alan C. Kolb. 80, of the milee and carry 50 pupUs. reneo and William Cdvell, Paul UPP-CIO-AFL, executive staff, seated, under a big umbrella dec­ R . 9 rteh deMtrator aoiU enlore that give a "Ooetom R lowing verbal auggeattons, com­ Beaidee her husband, she lesvds Urns they have taken the Bret etep end Mrs. Addy, and iflany retired ver for the men’s and women’s retreat will be "Spirit of the liv ­ orated in those eolors. A buffet Unlit Looh.*’ Fepalor etriatnd textnre boa aia tha ■“ ewartfed the town peneion plan con­ fanciest Parisian chef. Navel Researrii Laboratory, Wash­ toward creating a hydrogM^ re* route begins at Bunker Hill, Rlehord, and Paul Oorter; Mao- tract. came from the Selectmen ments and recommendations were tm r sons, James Jr. of Rockville; employes of the compamy. sack race; Sylvlo Billings and Lois ing God. Fell Afresh on Me." lunehson woe served. A shower eliarm ef natnral ehakee. New plastiB anrflwa ana Charles, Robert and Ronald Any-man who wanU to do like­ ington, D. C„ and Prof. Hans ector. Rut many problams will re- Granor reeidoneo, Robert Mac- 1 1 made by Dean Ackerman: tlnuee down Parker Bridge R4 G ran or and’ George ond David Banister in the S-Iegged race; The retreat ia open to every cake in ths shape of two hearts preoervea eeler heaot/ for years. and the Peeelon Boai^ today. Lee. All of Bumsld*! flve daugh­ wise had better first round up his Griom, SO, of the University of main. _ ^ , to Rt, 8 to Undhotan’e Coraq Saul M. Bllversteln, president of 1. The Measaclnitetta company Maryland, said they have not fouito Munson. , the company,'and Mcs. -Stlversteln Sytvio Billings and Rene Hebert woman In the conference who was mads and dscoratsd by Mrs. The eharfe waa made to reply to ters, Mrs. Jennie Kowlewlcx of scellope. These ere two aorte^bey A member of the Soviet leian- Old State Rd., Lake Rd. to for thk wheelbarrow race; Ed­ 0 a letter from Kloter In which he wps a little less expensive rate the key to everyday use of and other members Of the execu­ would like t o attend. Arthur Balmer, sunt of tha boat* PHONE Ml 3-8271 0 Burnside, Mrs. Agnes McGowan of and see. The bey are small and Ufle delegeUon. Dr. B. V. Cffilrllwr S t end then to Lakeside' ward Sweeney and aarenee Ma- marply orUicieed Flrat Selectman wise but the difference in price expensive: the sea are about the hydrogen energy. of the Soviet Academy o f SdeBces, Manchaster R v « a I a g Herald tive Htaff and their Wives also at­ For further information and rea- epa. A. V. "Bert" Lindsay, President end Owner Manchester, Mrs. Ula Frankovltch School Rd. and than to RH. ron for egg toss, contest. Miss Acelin end Roger KilCol- R 85,OAK ST., MANCnneflTRR, <»N N . R E ^ r H. Wlleon. Third Selectman was not great eno^h to warrant of East Hartford, ahd Mrs. Marlon sixe of a walnut and easier on the What they have found la a pos­ said he found Kolb’s work "high­ The Btopa will be made m,. Aodever eerreepeodeat, Mrs. Paul tended. 7T»e main.event of the day ervatlone, which must be made Im­ Herbert 1. Pa*anl and Peneion awarding the buBiiesa to them. Tefft and Mrs. Nancy Mailnowsky, wallet. So let’s settle for the eee— sible keyhole through which sci­ ly interesting." D .' Ptonstlebl, tolepbone Pilgrim was a Rhode Island Clambake. 'The Outing Committee Included mediately, contact Mrs. Hetyey K. lins of Stafford Springs will, be foUowtog reaidencee for the Hated Leonard Baaley, Viola Robillard, married in November. , Board Chairman Prederick P. Kop- 2. We ahould consider only the both of Oakdale; one brother, fresh or frosen. entists wilt be able to'get a peep Hs said Ip We opinion the pre­ studenta: Brown reeideneai Sandra, 2-8858, Field and water sports filled out Mouseley, Bolton. pel. Connecticut General or The Trav Robert Kuhn of Hertford, and 24 Next beg some mushroonta — on the unsolved probWm of con­ dominant problem le the <)ueatlon Joan, Donald, Robert and Barbara KloUr 1§ a Kenaral e«ent for elers as the carrier of the pension grandchildren. not too smell, not too big. These trolling H-bomb power. of the origin of the neutrons which Brown, Slegltnde Klein end Arthur h MaaeachuaetU Mutual Ineuranee plan. The funeral will be held at the are going to be put on skewere ' They have done this by cresting Kolb and hie team detoctod. Palmer; Foren raaldSno£ Jamea Co., one of the flrme which bid S. The Travelers |s a little leM Molmps Funeral Home, 400 Main with the seafood end ahonid be tempepituree believed far greater Dr. Chirikov said he did not Koran and Galle JonnlBM; Roth for the penelom covere*e. expensive at this time and over a at., at 3 o'clock Saturday after­ about the'samp else ee the seal- ■rV:'' /• ,./ ' then any recorded in labora- know of sny similar axperlment to residence, Waltroud R«m ; Houle Kloter’e letter, received by the period of 25 to .50 years. The noon. Burial will be In aoldlers Inpa. • A f- ; toriee before. High temperatures the Soviet Union, hut added that reoidance, Peter Houle; Mpran rad- Selectmen today.- roada: "I do not Travelers and Connecticut Gen­ Field, East Cemetery. Bacon comes next with each >'• Ht:. . are one key to unlock the power of he was not familiar with all the dance, Margaret Moray, Patricia feel that I ahould accept ftoaneial eral would be ahput the same. Friends may call at the funeral slice cut Into four neat equares. the hydrogen atom. work done in this field all Over and ’Victor Harriman uM Chriatine ^mln where the town la belnj 4. The Maaaacnusctta Mutual is home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and Now, in this order, insert e Kolb has reported his and his the USSR. • . ae; Kowalakl resld y^ , Arthur penallaed by being: forood to accept lew In the pension business and in 7 to 9 p.m. mushroom on a skewer, then e oolleague’a findings to the Fourth The British have conducted eim- a Thomaa Ooodala-tod Ruaaell a mere expenalve plan becauae of ^quare of bacon; add ni scallop, International Conference on lonixa- ller experimenU. But they appar- Davidson; Bluings rssldence, Shar­ their effort to get business are Mrs. James 4. 0' th« temperature in the mag­ Massachusetts Mutual but since family. Havana. Government Intarvan- Rd. a n i^ to Townsend Rd. and Initiated the action on a pension to 10 p.m. and energies of those that compose netic bottle. ’Tha temperature Is plan two years ago. we are using taxpayers money, It," the report said. •re who took ever general an- then to|the regional school. we should consider only TTie Trav­ (Continned from Page One) roughly estimated at from 10 mil In his letter today, Kloter said, Mm. Margaret A. Drlggs "It requires a positive individual lion to 80 million degrees. This ie pervialoH of the eOmpaay seen RegHtoel route. 2 includes 18 *Tfor did I intend to tacreaae the elers or Connecticut General. and national dedication',' greater after Fidel Caetre’s vletety ■tops, Wginnlng at the Darwin ras- Statement — Mrs. Margaret Aitken Drigga. Laotians' Fear blaxe. The fire started when a the temperature required for nu­ 101/2 Bnandal gain of atiy ether de- emphasis on hard constructive clear fusion, the method by which charged that tha eempany waa IdeneS 'fer Katherine, Roy and oz In e prepared statement today 77. 29 Cottage St., widow of Day- helicopter engine "overspeeded" Bgnatod agent, not e rail time rep­ Red Push Near work and thought, less rather than on the hangar deck and exploded. energy is released in the H-bomb. ependtog $8 mllUon » year In Davfd’l Darwin; Tale residence, cai)2 the Selectmen and Pension Board ton DriggS, died yesterday at unneceeeary adminlatrative ex- resentative of the company^ Manchester Memorial Hospital. more emphasis on leisure, more The pilot and an apprenUce sea­ Kolb emphasixed, however, that RiehaM and. Allen; Verprauakes aelaetod. replied: "The Connecticut General rather than less application to our penaes, and waa paying exeee-. fOMATO SOUP She was born In Manchester, Vientiane, Laos, Aug. 20 (JP) man who was fighting the fire hb and his colleagues do not clai.n residfiies, Anna; Koller residence, 9 "It la therefore my desire,” was contacted prior to the meet­ task." alve oapItallxatioB eeets and ex- June 28. 1882, and had been a. life­ were killed. Twenty men were that they have produced a con' Michael Koller, Susan Ourcsewakl, 'V B iotor. wrote, "that my one-third ing and submitted the information Royal Laotian troops braced today Draper personally added that ceeslve censultatiea feea to a FRESHPAK long resident of this town. She was injured. trolled Uiermonuclear reaction — Paul/Jurovaty, Donna and Fred buy-off commlosion be distributed that they employ 28 residents of against what they feared would be "this situation we are in is not far the sort of process needed to put foreign engineering Arm. a member of the South Methodist an all-out offensive by Commu­ Watson, who normally works in Senhmil and Edward Jurovaty; to the local churches, equally, in the Town and held none of the from the situation We are In In Palmer residence. Avis; Carley 16 oz _ accordance with a list to be sub- Town's bonds. The Travelers had Church. nist rebels now moving on an un­ wartime." the carrier’s supply division, was She leaves three sons. Collins of expectedly broadened front. on emergency duty for-about two residence, John Carley, Susan cons mlttod by nje. In this manner, at noted in their answer to the The committee contended that I.,eon'Judlth>teGulre; Hutchinson laaat tha majority of taxpayers questionnaire that they employ 97 New Albany, Pa., Stanley A. of The pro-weatera • government the 21% billion average of appro­ hours. He came home laat night West Hartford and Leonard made the supriSlng announcement at 10:J5 for a brief visit with his reautonca, Judith Hutchinson, Pa- PORK A BEAKS 8 will ba rafunded aome-ofHhe dver- residents of the Town and hold priations for arms aid over the parents. He returned to the triria and Carol Patterson; Girard diarge.' I trust that the other two 2400,000 of "the Town's school Driggs of Manchester; a daughter, that Red guerrillaa are now operat­ pent few years has been too low. Mrs. Toward Lockward of Man­ ing in a half doxen provinces, along Wasp, docked at Quonset Point, reiuenc^.R obert and Lawranca CHOCOUTE agents ao designated would do like­ bonds. It aaild the flow of weapona hiss Giyird, Sniah, and Richard Clough. wise, ea their consciences should ''At the meeting on July 17. chester: two brothers, Jsmes C. the nation's mountainous backbone, R.I., at 3:15. even as deep as the South Viet reached a critical point now be- Watson came horiie with an­ William Phillipe, and Ronald direct" the joint statement continues, "on Aitken of Pawtucket, R.I., and cauM backlogs of funds built up Walter T. Aitkin of Manchester; a Nam border. other Manchester youth, Robert B. Atory. Referring again to the pension the basis of the Dean's recommen­ in the Itorean 'War period have A U o, Fisher residence, Kenneth flan, Kloter ^ d , "Lett there be dationa, the Travelers waa unan­ sister. Mrs. H. Rosa Lewis of Man­ ^The skirmishing that Garad last Brodeur, 18, of 35 Phelps Rd., been used up.’ an airman aboard the' - carrier. Ff|heK,; Anthpny, Thelmar and- further misunderstanding, tha coat imously voted as the carrier of the chester; and eight grandchildren. month in two northern p>r0Vinces— Coritir.uing cuts below 22 bil­ The funeral will be held at 2 Sam Neua and Phong Saly— Brodeur’s father, Robert W., said -Karen 'Faleetta, Keren and Anne iHERSHEYS n N * S t - P o f tha selected plan represents a plan and an application was lion, the .committee said, will o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the threatens to spread to warfare he knew very little of his aon'e ac­ Leon, Sherry Mills, Nancy Hudak, difference, in guaranteed dollars in signed for a Group Annuity Con­ cause "major deterioration of mil­ ’ Richard and Ruth Durkee, and the hundreds, but, over a long pe­ tract at that time. At both of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main over a 500-mlle line. tivities during the emergency. • itary utrengU in forwaird areas St., with the Rev. Percy M. Spur­ Furtlher, military reports from Watson said Brodeur waa a mem­ ' Ray 'and Diane Biaeon; Moherg riod this can result in e difference meetings Mr. Koppel disqualified and a clearly apparent withdrawal ber of a repair crew. ' residence, Lois and Ellen Moherg, F r o iM Mom# Cantor Valaas In the thousands to the town and hlmseli from making any recom­ rier. as.ciate minister of the the north said the rebels, though ot eifeoUve support frori many of The explosion and fire occurred Bonn Is and Richard Whitney, taxpayers." mendations or voting. . South Methodist Church, officiat­ specialists in hit-and-run tactics, our allies." are holding a fifth of Sam Neua while the carrier waa participat­ 77ioiHM--Bonneau, Judith Brown, BIRDS EYE EZ SWEEP — Steel Tines m ppel and r . LaRoy Hnilott "When the representative of tpe ing. lO-oz. Friends may call at the funeral province. These advises Said the ing in anti-submarine maneuvers Mery Anne, and Russell Ramagc. after eonaultlng with Dean Acker­ Connecticut General called on July MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE - and Jocarol Riccardi; Sheehan tn N A C H pkpi. BRO OM R A K E man Mbmltted the follewing re­ 18 and waa Informed of the aelec- home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 government la losing men daily in 260 miles off the Virginia coast. pr.trol clashes. 20 Die in Panic, Watson was up for 22 hours. He reeidenoe, Dennis; Nicholson res- BIROS EYE — CHOPPED 11-oz. DECORATED TABLE a 'mm port: Uon he told Mr. Koppel that he p.m. idsheo, Daniel and Peter; Phelps Wepert to Peaakm Board was satisfied as the selection waa Sam Neua province adjoins went on duty st 6 a.m. Tuesday Mrs. Louis Weber Communist North Viet Nam, and w is about to go off duty when featdaaoe, Roger Pheipe end Wel­ BRO CCO LI - TUJMBLBBS 2 *1 In accordance with the vote of made on a "fair and square" ba­ Th ausan>d^8 Hurt ter Mortloek. the Pension Board and inatruc- sis. Mrs. Nellie Marks Weber, 69, which Laos charges has trained he was called to his emergency THIS'IS ME'IN MY KITCHEN GARDEN armed and equipped border post; He got no sleep until 4 a.m. Regloiial Route 8 9-ox. ttens from the Board of Select­ "The night of July 19, Second wife of Louis Weber. 87 Main St., (OotttlniMd from Page One) pkg4. men, Mr. m io tt aind ^ r . Koppel Selectman Welles telephoned Mr. died yesterday at Manchester tribesmen for the uprising. Red yesterday morning when the emer­ Regional route 8 covers 9.5 miles ORICN BIAN8 P LA S T IC B A S K IT - *1 China backs the action with its gency situation waa considered at and includes 11 atops to pick up 48 KITCHEN GARDEN mot with Deisn Ackerman of the Koppel at hia home and told him Memorial Hospital. charged, and the crowd_ ran that Mr. Kloter had objected and propaganda guns. an end. PupHs. It covers West 8t., Lake 7 9 ox $ 1 University of Connecticut on July She was born In Brooklyn, N. Y., screaming in panic, seeking'’ihel- B nlcA«. ■ t, ItW . We delivered to Dean threatened to resign, from the March 18, 1890, and had been a Man-to-rpan, the rebels would Watson returned home again GREENAWAY Rd„ Hebron Rd., end GUeed Rd., PBINCH PR in pkfls. RUBBER OLOVE8 ter in nearby buildtnga, atop walls shortly after noon today hpt must Board of Education if he wasn't resident of Manchester for 40 hot have a chance in regular bat­ and . in trees. thanes to RHAM High School. KITCHEN GARDEN awarded the business..'' years. She was a member of the tle, the army of Laos believes. return to Quonset , Point by noon Stjopa are made near the following Two mahouts clung to the ele­ tomorrow. Brodeur, however; did The statement continues, "The South Methodist Church. But that isn’t the way they fight. phant's tall and trunk. They final­ romdenees for the listed pupils: at •RBBN FBAS pkgs. SALAP BOWLS 3 contract was then executed by the Besides her husband, she leaves not return with him the second 'West S t, Cheryl and Kathleen HOLLY HILL JUICE They were authoritatively esti­ ly stopped it and chained it to a time. Pension Board on Aug. 11."'' three sons. William R. and Robert mated yesterday to number only lamppost. But the noise of the Donnelly, Sheila Henry, Peter and 6-ox.- "Mr. Kloter announced his resig­ E., both of Manchester, and Ken­ 3,500, against 25,000 m the Amer­ surging crowd set the beast off The Watsmii have lived In Man­ Jayne Raletgb, Lorraine and OBAPIPBINT cant *1 MEN'S OLOVES 3 ’1 SEND THEM nation from the Board of Educa­ neth C. Marks of Glastonbury; two ican-equipped Laotian Army. again and it broke loose, smashing chester 12 years. Rodney, who was Howard Smith, Kathy and Jamas tion and made his atUck on Aug. daughters. Mrs, Carl R. Matson The general staff said the Com­ shop fronts and trampling obsta­ born in County Armagh, Ireland, Ray, Kristine and Alan Hutchin- 12." and Mrs. Allan J. Ledgard. both of munists have used the relative cles in. its path. attended Manchester schools snd aon, Aatrid Skoog, Karen Ostby, enlisted In the Navy three and a THE Kloter's resignation from the Manchester; and 10 grandchil­ quiet of the last two wetks to Police finally shot and killed the Nancy McBride, \VilIiam Dunnack, school board threatens Republican dren, reinforce and resupply the jpier- animal on the street. half ym ra ago. Ha was transferred Carl LaPler and HHlfred LaPointe; majority on that Board, leaving ' Tile funeral will be held at 2 The Perahera pageant centered from the carrier Leyte to the Wasp Bausola Rd., Elisabeth Prentice; rilla battalions. about two months ago. HOMETOWN two Democratic and two Republi­ o’clock Saturday afternoon at the "Now that the preparations on the temple of the Holy Tooth, Freemen residence, Carol, Clar- can carry-overs. Five other mem­ Watkins-West Funeral Home. 142 have ended,” a staff communique one of Buddhism's most sacred ones and David-Freeman, Michael bers will be elected to the Board in E. Center St., with the Rev. Percy said, "the enemy probably will un­ spots. The temple houses a tooth end Karen Devlin, Marlene Mer­ NEWS October. M. Spurrier, associate minister of supposed to have come from the rier, Laurence Tebbetta, Kirk Md- leash a major offensive.’’ ^ Tibbits to Thump Klnney, Howard Sweeney, and the South Methodist Church, of- In addition to Sam Neua and Jaw of Buddha, who founded the fleiating. Burial will be In East Phong Saly, Red units were re­ religion 25 centuries ago. Steven Barter; Werner residence. Cemetery. The temple is In one of Kandy's Ftu* Town Again Laurel; PapoB residence, Lola Pop- Town Opens Bids ported in Saravane, Savannakhst. busiest sectors, surroundsd by off; Barton, reeidenoe, Frances Friends may call at the funeral Takhek and Xlengkhouang pro­ shops and near the popular Richard 8. TIbWts. execiiUve dl- Barton, Lotry and Gory RolMrts, home from 7 in 9 o'clock tonight vinces. SaraVane and part of Sa- On School Items and tomorrow from 2 to 4 snd 7 to (Jean's Hotel. r^ tor of JiP Town Development' Roy and Roger Adams; Whitcomb 9 p.m. vannaket border on anti-Commu- A similar incident occurred dur- Oon>rn4asi(.. , will eoor begin hie reoldonee, Louis, Cynthia and Apparent low bidder to provide nlst South Viet Nam. No fighting tng a Buddhist procession five days second "personal contact’’ tour in Kathleen Whitcomb, end Marlene has bee.n^ reported in thoee south­ hardware for the North End jun­ Mrs. Robert Hynds ago near Colombo and 10(k per­ Now York and BosKon in *i. at- D'Alesondra. Vine ern areas. ' sons were injured. ior high school was the Bidwell Mrs. Mary L. Hynds, Wife of tempt to drum up industrial Inter- Also on Rt. 8; Welsh realdence, Robert Hynds. 45 Pleasant St., died e»t in r-4>ving to Manchester. Mfry Ellen end Francis; Oorfer Hardware Co. of Hartford- The at her home this morning. A few months ago, Tibbits made realdance, Mary A. Gorger, Paula firm bid 212,458. She was born in, Manchester, ms first official vioM to the two Vonty and Donna Gasper; Ra- On toilet accessories,. apparent May 7. 1896, a daughter of the Reardon Against Regulating cities, ana many towns as well, m«ieh realdence, Joanne Remeach; low bidder was Builders' Hard­ late Thomas D. arid Elisabeth ®®**t*®tec: VBriouB industrial and Hohmonn raridance, James ware Inc., of Hartford, with 2925. Coulter Faulkner. She was a mem­ Burnham St. Truck Traffic ^ K o re , brokers and eonsultsnta. Hohmonn. BldweU offered 21,019.70 on the ber of St. Mary’s Episcopal Ho distributed the TDCTa now Begloani Route 4 Ragardlew of where toilet accessories and Builders bid Church. brochure Hating the manufactur­ Regional Rt. 4 coven IS.S miles 212,890 on the hardware. Besides her husband, she leaves Chief, of Police James Reardonf* The report aald trucks could ing space available in Manches­ and accommodates 58 pupils. It yoBr aervice man or Other bidders were Hartford s daughter. Miss Mary Roberta has advised against regulation by still Use Windsor St. to South ter at the time. begins at Long Hill, goes down woman ia sUtioped, Building Supply Inc., 214,595 on Hynds; a brother, 'ITiomas D. the town of commercial truck Windsor and Tolland St. to Bloat lu ring this second tour oi; these HendM Rd., ovw Old Stats Rd., to hardware and 2995 on acceaaories; Faulkner; and three aistera, Mrs. traffic on Burnham St. Hartford if banned from Burnham. offices, he will attempt to strength- Tlmaa Form Rd.. baok to R t 8 and tlio MBBchegter Bve- and Tull Bros., of Hartford, 213,- David Neville, Mrs. Thomas Dick­ Reardon, In a report to General It said also that the street Is with these contacts Habron Rd. to RHAM. BlBf-Horald eu be for- S6B on hardware. son and Mrs. Edith McAdams, all Manager Richard Martin, said used by many local realdenta driv­ further and wjll also dtotribute Stops a n mads near the follow­ LABM The bids will be analysed by of Manchester. only 10 heavy trucks used the ing dally to and from the Hamil­ The <>>nnectlcut Story on Indus­ ing residences for the Hated pu­ WBTdod to be at **Mail architect Victor Frid, who de­ The funeral will be held In St. rcrtid during a 40-hour survey tak­ ton Standard plant In . Windsor trial Financing," a pam(phlet pre- pils: BramhaU realdence, Beverly Cair* rcfularijr with all signed the 750-pupil school being Mary’s Episcopal Church Saturday en by the Police Department from Locks. fered by the CofAecticut Deveiop- ihramhall and Thomaa Lariviere; constructed behind the police stS' afternoon at 2 o’clock. Burial will Aug. 8 to 7. ment Commiaelon’s research sec­ Thompaon reeidenoe, Beverly and Under the charter, the town gov tion. tha hometown newa Uon on E. Middle Tpke, be in East Ometery, Contentions that niany heavy James; Bidwell reeidenca. Howard arnment can "regulate and pro­ Bidwell and Judith Anderson; 'paopla away from Friends may call at the Holmes trucks use the road.— and speed hibit the operation of commercial JAIL DEUVBRY,FAnJCD'~ Funeral Home. 400 Main St., to­ on it - ,- have been voiced by resi­ Donahue realdence, Kathleen Don­ home are ao umious motor vehicles of more than two Paper Protects Apple ohue, Robert Kelley and Philip •_ Nahant, Maos., Aug. 20 (/fv-. morrow from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. dents at meetings of Manchester’s tons lightweight on residential In lieu of flowers, friends may Denoocourt; Gamer residence, to fCt. ^ of IS men, some armed Board of Directors. highways." Merano; -^Taiy-^A speeialty of with chibs and lengths of pipe, make donations to the Book of Re. They m y the town has delayed Shirley and Janet; Lemalre resi­ PMSH SW R T Law’s Opinion the apple orchards In the South dence, Ostlda; Jillion reaidSBoc, burst Into the Nahant PnUce membrance at St. Mary’s Church. three years in reconstructing ths Tyrol area le the CTaville, a yel- Station early today In a wild but However, in legal opinion, Assist­ Undo Jillson, Gladys and Martha bedless road and asked that, as a ant Town Counael wchard Law low-ektoned apple that Is covered Talaphoac MI S-2711 fuBJe attempt to free a pris- remedial step, heavy truck traf­ Wilhelm, end Joseph Palliardi; said "It is obvioua that many prob­ With paper while etlU on the tree. Hording reeidenee, Stephen and aaor. The gang fled when a pa- Fuoeral* fic be banned froln it. The paper protects the apple's ClrcalatioB trotanan otruclc two of them lems will be created by closing Harvey; Behors residence, Susan Terminal on Street BurnhAn,, St. to trucks. The golden color. Daddy says he couldn’t help but notice how Schon, Donna Melenderas, Kath- CORN 12»29* with the butt of his m 'olver and Reardon said of the eight trac­ Department .John Shuteran Statutes and cases cited indicate GOLDEN NEW CROC gte a m fired a waning ohot Into the tor trailers and two heqvy dump that any riiunlclpal traffic control CITY FACES PBIMARY well I behave whenever I wear a Kate Green­ Today! reUing. A ohort while later sev­ The funeral of John.' Shuteran, trucks seen on the road at vari­ Waterbury, Aug. 20 (^b—John Dart Hill Rd., South Windsor, was must apply to all vehicles alike, away dress, irs because I’m so happy. Here SWBBT POTATMS 3 ^ 2 5 en became prisoners themselves ous hours from Aug. 3 to 7,. four and presumably any ordinance A- lorlo, city comptroller, pas re­ I m. yoked like a lamb,, with lace like a lady on .Issr^'*-' Mlitoh Included In- held at 1 o’clock yesterday after­ •of the vehicles were from the Ad- adopted by the town must apply to ceived ths Democratic town com­ DELICIOUS PIES AND SAUCE A — — ettlng a riot, attempting to free noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, ley Trucking Co. terminal bn jUI ‘commercial vehicles of more mittee’s endorsement for mayor. NOTICE n prisoner, assimit, assault and and at 2 o'clock in AH Saints Rus­ Blirnham‘&t. in Blast Hartford. than'two tons, lightweight,' and Torio received 15 votes a t a NBW MBBN APPLBB 3 £,29* m anrljfitfr battery sad dnmkenneso. sian Orthodox Church. Hartford. He said, “ All other truck traf­ could not exempt such vehicles as meeting last night as against 10 L. NORMAN The Rev. Michael Dirga officiated. fic observed were light delivery garbage trucks, fuel oil trucks, for former majjpp Bkiward D. Ber- BED HHB SURVEYS SEA Burial was in Wapplng Cemetery. trucks, fuel and tobacco planta­ milk trucks, etc." gln. Bergin, who is town chair­ DUTTON, D.M.D. London, Aug. 20 UP)—Moscow Bearers were John Eschenko, tion vel^lcles, etc. Most of themi. SUPPU£3' The subjects of Burnham St. trat- man said he would force a pri­ Peiky Qaality — Averege Weight — 1 Vi-J Iki. Eitftting Radto reported today a Soviet Vincent Bogdonvich, Andrew Ja- would fall in the class of l%-tM( fle oonditlons and strcft repair will mary. ANNOUNCES THE Taader «ed Pglleele . . . with Hket "Ocaaa Pteto" Plevefl rB R Y IL IlE R SC submarine hao completed a 10,- linski and George Helms. to 4-ton vehiclas. he diecuoaed by the Board of Di' RepubUcana have already named JSg OOO-mlle underwater ourvey of "From inforination Isanied in rectors Sept- 15. , Gaetano Russo as thslr eandidats. RE-OPENING OP HIS the North Atfisutle and the Bar­ Mm. BmUo N. Hafer this survey, I am of the opinion, Incumbent Mayor Raymond E. BEAT HUMUS ISO ents Boa. The broadoqst deocrlb- That truck ttotfic ahould nob be The funeral of Mrs. 'Sadie N. at this time, that it would be Im­ rohlMted on th# street was' e ^ Snyder is etiso contesting hla DENt A OFFICE GET F K 9 E E GIFTS WITH TRIPLE S BLUE STAMPS EOR EAU UW N M^PABATION If f r a U i •i the veanel, the Sev^anka, as Hafer, 48 Eldridge St., was held practical to regulate and prohibit Sle oontenlion. of Town Director party’s action and will seek .a pri­ “ the find nolontlflo survey sub- at • ths Watklna-Wut Funeral the operation of commqrciel motor OUbeit Baniaa at a meeting Tues, mary with Ruaso.for tha aomma- 1»8 MAIN ST. , aiaitpw to the wteM.^ It said the Homs at 8:80 ysstorday oftorr vehtclae of mere than l-ton MgM day Bight. Ha . kaid auoh a ftop tien. Snydar h u servad an mayor oruton WM the anh’s foukh. noon, with ths Rav. Psrey M, weight on Burnham B t" - alKWld ba a "laat reaert" tor fhra tlmea An >Ha8tnttotttoAtUi>DwOoim >etteut.Bt«AthHiAtiiwU|j'.A»g...t agnd. B B IFU M i. OBimER-lBB BtABKBT fQUAB^ Wg ftSePto the Right to Limit QtttBtitliB

/ MANCRKtfnBR R'TtNINCi HERALD. M A N C H Esi^. CONH, THURSDAY, AtJGUST *0, IWR MANCHB8TER SVENINO HERAI^D. IfAKCHUSTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, I» lf PAGE THIRTEEN Andover Bolton Tlihachi Shrimp Far East Tidhit AAF S«|Mr MmHwH hi iliiieheifer - 261 I tmiI StrHt mnI 116 I. CmSm StrttI Special Skill JusticeBinds By OAYHOR BUDDOX open Wednesday, The Baby Has NBA Food M# Market* Editor Wins Badge H o w X o o y L t n n g Here'a another aummertime diah Youths Over with roots in the tropical Far ,Baat. Callad hibachi shrimp, It can Been'Named... For Fireman Whsn you shop st sir oonditiontd Popidsr you find how now 'sasier In Car Thefts be cooked In an ordinary fry pan, MB NorvisfW frith! Oilhini fntkl Sild frith . . . ft AIN it is to enjoy yourself. Take these famous brands for example.'tfiey;Biske JapanoM hibachi, or iron fire pot ever charcoal. Pink morsels 'of One the most nmimial badge* livinf more work-free, more worry-free and absolutely buf.frde. W hat Two youths who ftole two fresh'or frosen shrimp ers briefly IUMiTA-.'llPE.. LUSCIOUS owtwd ty * vohmt**r 6r««n*n was more could you want to help you relax during the summer months? ht on* eventnt. ruined the tlr ttM simmered In a spue* flavored with jtiyiwRIlM. d«u|thl*r of Mr. and Mr*. HaroM W. Oraan, r*o«ntly awdrded tb Haury Sh«i- a BoIUm ageldgnt tad. cheipiffi light molaaseS and soy sauce, with North River Rd.. North Coventry. She wa* bom A.Uf. JS at don o f. Andover Lake. Harry, into Hartford HoiplUl with tffiuh a Httle mint added. Manche«t#r Memorial Hoapllal. Her maternal rrandpartnU ar* ehalrmati ef tK* refreehmant com- tnjutlea, ware bound over to TOl- Hlhnehl Shrimp Mr and Mr*. Herbert Pfetffer. Silver St., South Coventry, aild inititifii of thm Aatdover Vohmteer Ixnd County Superior Court by TWO tablespoona butter or mar­ PEACHES 4 . 3 9 ’ her paternal jfrandfather 1* Walter J. Green, North River Rd^ garine, 8 tablespoona light, mild FIn Depdrtment, had enpectad Trial Juetioe John Swanson lit North Coventry. She ha* four brother*, Robert, •, MiebaeW «, Bolton Juttie* Court Tubsday molaasca; 1 tablespoon soy sauce, U. S. >IO 1-2Vf IN. MINIMUM •AHnin-RIPE. OILIOOUS Richard, 4, and'William th a t he 'arouM receive a badge *t 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon n ig h t. ***** V ' the; d«paKment’* monthly meeting dried mint, 1 pound raw shrimp, Glenn Howard, non o^ Mr. and Mr*. Howard .Tohnaon. *7 Sea- last wseku '• Ronald Mnnn. 18, of 712 Farm- shelled and deveined. Gf eventiein Ptars 2 Lu 29® n Ave., West Hartf«rdi and AjiplhS 4 us 35' mdn Circle. H* wa*- bom Ana. 14 at Manchenter Memorial Hde- Howevar, h« w*a completely Ington Combine all ipgredient*. except jltal Hi* maternal jfrandparenU are Mr. and *tr*. Oeorfe Mtl- ■tw(.'H*cd by the spssoH- by the Larryf Ooheohv.'18., ot shrimp, in small hibachi pan or elt. 134 Hlffh St., and hia paternal |frandmoth«r la Mra. KIlMabeth department preeideot, B. K. "Bob" bury St„ BeatB6M"H8itfofd,;.iMll ■'Hortforil,;,#111 be medium-aiae frying'pani Simmer 8 .tohnaon. Croipwell. He ha* a brother. Scott Alan, I. Sejrd In which he wa* olted for M* tried on charg^ of theft of a mo­ minutes. Add shrimp and simmer • • • • • .Extraordinary prowess with th* It SUPER tor vehiel* By tbe .Mfh*r < court about 6 minutes. Serve on picks Peter John, son of Mr. and Mr*. W.*J. Godfrey Qourley, 7* deMrtment'* special equi^ent. i Munn is froe on fS.DOO, ball. with assorted cracker* and Cooper Hill St. He waa b6m Aug;. 14 at Mancheater Memorial He wsMi «ven more surprised C hicken ^ MARKETS Dobson it being hold a t' Tolland cheeses. Hospital) Hia maternal grandmother la Mra. Mary Brown, M adien Fire OWef George .^elson Of The See County Jail. f) i Marinated flank steak ia a Cooper Hill St. He has a brother, David William, SH; and a pinned on the btydge with the title,. B ite Sixe A noil* haa been eatN'ed on a budget treat when grilled on a hl------w T a w H o i i sister, Rlirjibeth Rileen, 3H. "Culinary Bngineer." White Meat Tuna charge of evading responsibility baehl or any other type of grill. • , . • • a * The badge I* considered to be against Munn. Keep it on the rare aide and cut in nmdford, son of Mr. and Mrs. WlfliaiTi Orlsel, W est St.. Bolr the only one of its kind In ex­ Stats Pellosman Thomas Gauth­ thin atripa acroa* the grain. _ ,j:Vi TO ton. He waa horn Aug. 13 at Mancheater Memorial Roepitai. istence. At least this waa the H a N e s ier of the diolehsater State Police impresrion obtained by the apeciai Bqrbeoued London Broil His maternal grandfather i* Stanley Opalach, 40 Wood Lane, N o. 2Vi C an Barraokt has been credited with One-half cup dark molaase*. 1 low pan and cover ^Rh mixture; If you like the rich flavor of mo­ and his paternal grandmother la. Mr*. Theresa Oiieel, Beat Hart­ "Sheldon badge” committee when "breaking” the case'.againat th* lasses in your barbecua saucas, they reeei\{ed telegrams from th* Hunt’s Peaches cup catsup, 1 small onion, minced; chill about 3 hours, turning meat ford. He has a brother, Brian. S^i. two. On July 81 th*y were In­ here'a one good on hamburgers, • • • • • badge laani'fa.oturer Asking y>, cup aalad oil, 2 tablespoons pnee. Grllj steak on hibachi or 974 MAIN STREET volved in a 1-car accident at Clark vinegar, 1 package .exotic herb charcoal grill ,to desired degree of spareribs, roast, in fact almost any Thomas Albert Jr„ aon of' Lt. and Mr*. Thomas A. Duke, whether itt'.ey were eur* that wa* Cott Quality^ Rd. and Rt. 86 whan the stoltrt aalad drsasing mix, 1 flank atcak doiieness, turning meat once and barbecued meat Simply combine ,, trSAF. He was bora Aug. 16 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Hi* paternal the .cacrijption they waMed. MANCHESTER csr ^ey were driving failed to brushing often with' nvixture. Serve molasses,' Catsup or tomato >aauce. . f p ilT 0 9 ^ ^ ______Sheldon has not only rpndered (1 to pounds). grandmother la Mr*. Jam es Duke, 1 Stephen St. 46 Ox. Can ' make the curve. '' ^ , Combine alt ingredients except in thin slices, cuttffig across the vinegar or fresh lemon juice and • • « • • many year* of service on the re­ Royal Punch chopped pickles. OPEN THURSDAY Injured in tha accident, the meat. Place flank sttak In a shal- grain. ■ ' m m a. Rdmiind III. son of Mr. and Mr*. Bdmund Hindle .Tr., Fajordo,' freshment, commit'oe by providing I youth* thsn took a car owned by Puerto Rico. He waa bora Aug. 16 In Fajordo. Hia maternal for the "eats” at monthly ireet- , and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. j. A. PYeddo of Rt. 86 and aban­ eiits the skills learned this summer. I bles exhibits. Miss Jeanna Pniiech grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Burdette Webb, 131 Glenwood inga, but haa teamed up with Chief doned It In Baat Hartford. The next too closely after an accident Aug. Jfyf There will also be the usual watsr of Lakeside Lane Is director of BOHRLESS St., and his paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Bdmund Nelcon to nmn the refreshment day State Poficeman Gauthier, fol­ 1 on Rt. 44A, He was represented Kindle. 331 Parjter St. ------etand at the dapartmeht> aiTnual by Ally. Bugene Kelly of Man­ melon race for various ability the association. s • s s s Tom atoes lowing Mme hunchea that paid off groups. O'rnibar. There Sheldon «nd Nei- well, discovered th* two youths chester. State Policeman Derwin Tracy, daughter of Mr, and Mr*. Herbert Hannabury, Berk­ aon tajce care of th* hot dog*, Anthony made the alreat. ■ Certl6cates wilT be distributed to Manchester Bvening HeraM were being treated et Hartford children who have passed th* Red ley Rd.. Vernon. She waa "bom Aug. 12 at Mancheater Memorial hamburga and coffee. I Hospital and made th* arrest*. Herbert C. Meyer. 40, of East Bolton correspondent, Doris M. Hoapital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Harry'* culinary achievement* L ib b y ’s c Ehler’s Coffee Hartford was 6ned $16 for failure CroM testa. D’ltallit, telephone Dlltaliell 8-6646. Gauthier wa* assisted in his A free swim period for parents wSi’Sr. ’ie'cc Flaherty, Boston, Mas*., and her paternal grandfather Is Herbert Include barbecuing spd all .form* 12 Ox. C an I preparation of the case by State to drive to the right. He was ar­ LEMONADE .f/kNCY SLICED Hannabury Sr., Ghelaea, Mas*. She has a brother, Mark, 6; and of outdoor cooksry. Trsdltlonslly, Corned Beef h o Ne y d e w rested by State Ppliceman Wesley and youngatera will conclude the 20 OZ. I Policeman Robert McDonald. program. Group Pampers Weeds EUWL 40Z flAC a slater, Susan, 4. badge* are awaided only to men Other Ca*ee Holmes, s s s * 4 Grape Jelly noziN "V can»® f who have been oompletelv checked Frederick M. Beckwith. 60, of Five drivers were dned for dis­ ’Breaks’ Oases Continued Thomas Norma*, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Barton, out on the equipment. Harry’s fel­ ’Two weeks continuance was Erie, Pa.—In Pennsylvania a I New Britain Waa 6ned JIO for f all- regarding State Traffic Commls- busy group of men spend all their 0 0 6 0 1 1 “ 146 South St., Rockville. He waa born Aug. 13 at Hartford granted by Justice Swanson In the low nreftghters hope to have th* O.K. iir* to drlv#: to the right at an in- tion road markings. Jerome Good, Hoapital. Hi* maternal grandmother it' Mrs. Marie Weber. Cleve­ pieasure of cheoklng Mm out on esses of John Aubrey, Ren* time nourishing and pampering 80 Heinz Ketchup CERF.AL I tersecUOn. He was arrested by 60, of West Hartford waa-Rned $20. acres of weeds. Their end purpose land. Ohio, and hi* paternal grandfather la Harry H. Barton, hi*’* equipment regularly. Blanchette, both of Bolton, and LUNCHEON MEAT K ellogg’s I State Policeman Stephen J. Fabian. Ten dollar Ones were levied against Is to devise better ways of ktiling 8 0 1 A 3 " West Hartford. He haa a sister, Anne. 3H. Walter C. Rau, 31, of Manchester Carl E. Barton, 53. Andover; John two Coventry youths, accused of ,«*••• several "breaks" in the are* over weeds. The problem ia vast, for in •UW-EKIHT 12 OZ AC OXG I was 6R*4.|f9 for fallur* to grant L. DePlno, 64, Norwich: John M. the United States each year crop •sKiAi tew mci ,CAN sliced Joel DavM, son of Atty. and Mra. John R. Mroaek. 63 Hill- I the right (Of way at a thraugh Tofeldt, 19. Manchester and a period of altnoet a year. ' rim t Rd. He waa born Aug. 13 at Mancheater Memorial Hoapi­ Oirand Juror Renato Cocconi was losses due to weeds amount to five Dodd Defends I highway. ^H* arka repraaanted by George B. Sanborn, 28, of West billion dollars—mor* than the i ^ f o e tal. Hi* materhal gra^idmother ia Mra. M. Joseph Webster, 33 I Atty. VQtiant Diana of Manehea- Hsrtford. prosecutor for the lengthy session Fox Hill Dr., Rock^lle, and hia paternal grandparents are Mr. of Justice Court this week. combined insect and plant-dlsaase "IT'S SANDW ^ tlME''-S*ndwlchef Ice Cream Iter. Kau was involved iq an acci- Good, Birton and DePino were damage. .____ _ and Mrs. John Mrosek, 83 Pearl St. He haa a brother, John Ident at Howard Rd. and Rt. 44A arrested by State Policeman Ah- 4-H Fair Official* made with feifvMA Jena Perker Rrud UyJnNurst ,. 5 9 ; Webster, 3H; and a sister, Wendy, 4. , Strauss Vote Thre* veteran 4-H members B • B • • land waa arrOsted by State Police- thony. Tofeldt and Sanborn were era axtre-tCrnptlng, axtre-flaverfull |man Raymond F. Andrews. arrested by State Policeman J. K. from Bolton have a big part in WALLIN0PORD MAN KIIJJBD Wean, son of Mr. and Mra. John Henry, 87 Vernon St. He Washington, Aug. 30 (#'>--‘ flen. FRO-JOY CORNED planning .and conducting the Tol­ JANI SARKIR . , August Hoppe. 60, of RtFkville, Janexyk. . ' North Haven, Aug. 30 (dV-A ipronkto*^ * « o 3 9 was bora Aug. 18 at Mancheater Memorial Hoapital. Hia mater­ Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn> has de­ Boneless Brisket Irapresentad by Atty. Lao J. Ftahar- Swimming Program Planned land County 4-H Fair Friday and Wallingford man was killed early Italian Broad 19‘ nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Walker. Mancheater, fended hi* vote for eonfirmatlon Half Gallon Saturday at the. new Agricultural today in a one-car accident on the and hia paternal grandmother ia Mra. Bridget McCarthy, Man­ U.S.D.A. Top Grade Choice Ity of that town, waa 6n*d $16 for Park Department a w ! m m i n g JANf SARKH . of Lewis Strauas, whom th* Sen­ |fallura to grant half th* highway. classes at Camp Johnson wHT end Center on Rt. 30 in Rockville. Wilbur Cross Parkway. chester. He haa a brother, Michael, 3; and a sister, Patricia, 4. tomorrow with a special' program Mika' Ratricia Strickland of S tate police said Joseph J. De- Pumparii|4k9l Broad imyssi CoW C«« ‘ ^ ' « B B • B ate rejected *a secretary of com­ |H* waa Invoivsd in an accident op iJuiy 14 and was arrested by Stats a t 10 a.m. All clasaea are to re­ French Rd. is president of the Fair Baise was killed instantly when his JANE aARKH.-.HAgCS 116 MNOWICHH Christopher John, mn of Mr. and Mra. John ^nincaaa, Prog- merce. ■PBlieeman Otariaa Supalnskasi. ^ port at that tlme.^ Assecistld^ ^is year knd her sis­ car struck the Bishop Street over­ tOBSTER reaa Ave,, Rockville. He was bora Aug. 18 at Manchester Me- Replying, to celticism by a Con­ CHARCOAL Ronald A. Laraon. 28, of Man. ; Demonstrations by . indt'C^dual ter, 'Mika' ;||ailp.n''8tricklsnd, will pass. DeBaise, 21. was from 388 Pullman U of morlal Hospital. Hia maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. claaaes will be given to sht^w par- serve as superintendent of the hob- North Colony St. in Wallingford. George Siedenburg, Ivorytom and hia paternal grandparenta are necticut Labor leader. Dodd said Iflhester wes 6n*d |16 for followtng ANN RAOI I’AIR'JAI M* Mr. and Mra. Frank Benincaaa, New York City. He haa a aiater, thath* has "never chosen to-wear Poanut Buttor - neAijf* Nancy Ellen, 3. the horse collar, of any liberal S c iS H W N i? • • * * « clique that would requir* m* to A N N R A M Rugene Frederick, son of Mr. and Mra. Raymond G. Hal- condemn a One man.” BRIQUETS Grapo Jolly trhzM*23‘ ■led Jr.. 213 Greenwo<^ Dr. He waa born Aug. 8 a t Manchester Dodd made public in the Senate Memorial Hospital. Hia maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. yesterday an^ exchange of lette^a Bugene B., Files, Canton, Ohio, and hia paternal grandparenta are about hi* vote for conOrmatlon of Mr. and Mr*. Raymond G. Halsted, Hamden. He haa thre* broth- Straus*. 10 LB. era, Robert, 13, Stephen. 10. and Raymond, 8. Dodd said the criticism came In BAG a lettar written on the official sta­ 6 9 ‘ 1 ” '■ JUtCi-PHlUiPS ^ A N S David Wayne, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H^genow, 18 Lin­ tionery pf^ th* Insurance Workers TOMATO 2 45' coln Rt. He was born Aug. 18 at Mancheater Memorial Hoa^- InternaUonU Union (AFL-CIO) and aignad by William A. Gillen, tel. Re haa a brother, Donald Stuart, 4Mi; and a sister, Donna- OCEAN SPRAY 2 TALL CANS mae Rose, 11H. secretary-treasurer. CUCUMBER CHIPSfS.^2^::^39' B B B B B * . "The burden of Mr. Gillen’s let­ TOP GRADB Gerald William, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Walah, Hart­ ter/' Dodd told his ooUeagtMB, "is CHOICE t o m a t o e s QUALITY J2 k CANS i QT14 OZ A n r c his paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. Thomas Walsh, with the support -‘thouakhda of WAYBEST CHICKENS ^ 39c PRICED LOW CAN Hartford. LESTARE TOP GRADE PINEAPPLE 27“ other Ckmnecticut liberals’ I waa (TO BROIL OR FRY) 4 9 t therefore duty-bound to vote CHOICE against the confirmation of' Ad­ PKG. OF 10 Chuck steak 4 3 ’ BEVERAGES 'fwvoiisroNTS.4 m 49 miral Strauss and that in failing ENVELOPES m m m Town’s 4?H Chibs Deaths* Last Night to do so, I betrayed my party and D p Bleach PAN READY X t M Y W H E R B those who voted for me.’’ ®^l»ai«8i|lCoAe SALAD DRESSING PAGE BOT 49' Prepare for Fair By THB AgMBOCIATBD PRB8B “Such a position is ao violently GRADE A Lake Placid. N. T.--C*rl# C in eonSiot with the duties and re- LARGE GIANT 44 OZ. CANS SfUIRnNE WHOLE KERNEL CORN A 12 OZ The Hartford County 4-H Fair Conway, 81. former pre*l4ent and aponaibUities of a United States SIZE n ib ets JUST REDUCED! M CANS W # will be held at. Bradley Field Fri­ chairman of the board of Continen­ Senator in making a decision on S.O.S. L day through Sunday and Manches­ tal Can Corp., died Wedneada.v. At ANN 1LB 4 OZ M ^ C the time of his death he was chair­ presidential nominations that I BONELESS ter's four 4-H club* will actively cannot believe Mr. aillen’a letter NNEAPPLE PAGE PKGS M n f paetieipate. man of the executive committee of SMOKED CAKE MIXES 2 the company. represents the thinking of the For the peat week, many of the members of the Insurance Work­ Daisy Butts V WHITE, HONEY SPICE, YELLOW, DEVlU FOOD Augusta, Kan.—Jamaa A.' Doc- Mancheater members have gone tor, 48, marketing vice president ers International Union.” SELECTED PRODUCE JUIOE Cannon Sale. . . to the fair groUnd* to help netup for the Vickers Petroleum Co., Inc., MARGARINE 3 49 the fair by painting, cleanfng, mow­ of Wichita, waa struck and killed PRIMARIES FOR STAMFORD GRADE A ShJrdy, lono-.waRfihg cot­ ing grass, setting up tents, and Stamford, Aug. 20 . (JPi—Public 6 In 14 LBS. PURE VEGETABLE 1 LB A LB M C Wednesday as' he changed a tire ton in peital eolort. Fest moving equipment. on U.S. 54. ralatibhs man J. Walter Kennedy MELONS CELERY Hen Turkeys Q 6 X O SHORTENING CAN W CAN # I William Kel*h Sr. of Manchea­ Caracas. 'Veneauela — Armando has been endoned by the Demi^ Rbeorbing'af)d quick dry­ ter. who ia a fair adviaor,. la alao cratic town committee for . th* Lira Sepulvedad, 56, noted Chilean “PINKIFAi" ing tael (nqnay-tRving leader of the Mancheater Dairy painter, died Tuesday of a heart mayoralty election Nov. S. i JELLrO Club. The girl* of the Mancheater attack. He was founder of th* Cria- The committee’s action last QUALITY valuafi tUNNYRR(X>K ORAM A.VOIJR Homemaking Club, co-led by M™. tobal Rojas Fine Arts School' in night was immedfately contested LEAN R6IT RUY M fO lU M SIZE Kelsh add Mra. Ralph Swanson, by former mayor Thomaa F. J. bchs. BONSLESS Caracas and one of Veneauela's Sliced Bacon CANNON, Ma40" SIZZ. AVAIIAIII IN AISORt IH) C O lb R i' are auperintendenta at the fair, in most distinguished artiats. Quigley, who aaid he would ball a each PUDDING FRESH EGGS charge of record book*. primary. Kehnedy received 37 Columbus, Ohio — Robert J. PURE GROUND BATH TOWELS 1^89^ The Hillatown Leather Poundera, Dienat, 69, president and general votes and Quigley IS. 6 to Pnnnil DOZEN 4-H Horse Club of Mancheater, manager of the Beaulah Park / Kennedy 'has served on the CALIFORNIA CANNON )}*I2 " SIZL AVAILARII M A8SORTK COIORR 3 79c ■la led by Mra. Fred Higgina. Mem­ horse rscing track at suburban Board of Education, the Board of Beef Patties ROAST ber* are buaily cleaning up saddles, Grove City, died Wedneaday, R6craation, and tha Park Oommia- BANANAS C A M A Y SOAP FACE CLOTHS * •*« bridles and hqrtea In preparation Dienat, a prominent contractor, aion. AUl-O-RIT AMERICAN SROCESSEO FOR EVERY CHEERE USE waa born at Columbus. ORANGES DEERFOOT for the 4-H Fair Horae Show'on Repiiblicana ' recently endorsed f t) ^ ______SKINLESS Sunday. Jerome C. Maaaari for mayor, But 5r.r 39e “"V 2 for 24e an e $8 SliciiB 2 4P‘ ClMd-OJH ’ 'pi: *43‘ 2 1 ^ 7 9 ' 'Handy to Have two other Republicans. Malcolm Frankfurts In another part of town, the Tflftps Ittttr ART tr KEII AiS SUCEO f D«t Menis er DeUs Mancheater Four-Leafer*, led by Ever want to try a European Meyar and Umberto J. Bello,, have lb recipe that calls for grated nutaT 'm n u ts PineopRlii Joict ' *^ur* 29^ Mr*. Bernard Ladabouche, are announced their intention to' seek POPULAR I-LB. 1 ^ ^ 4 i l U o i y SwIh CIm m 8 •«"'»39‘ selecting the rabbits, guinea piga There are amall rotary graters a primary. BRAND PKGS. R. C. BREAKFAST - and chickens which they will ex­ with crank* that ar* inexpensive G pP Mayor Webst.*r..C.:.Qivana SUNtHINf hibit at the fair. Besides the and made for grating nuts and has announced that h* will not WHII,R THEY LAST! LOOSE Hi-Ho O ocktri ^ .*** 32' Cecktoil animals, they will also exhibit cheese. seek a second term. MASHED RUNSWfET ARF many articles madf by the arts and SPHRYSSARNRS «T»4S* ApplMooci 2’^*»**27* dcafta group. Palmolive Soap Cashmere Vel Detergent Fab Napier pi'g*- Praoi Jwict The work and talent of these POTATOES WOtTHMORE er 6UM OROfS' Manchester young people will be , DOUR ' ’ exhibited at the fair, showing the.v Regular »lr.e Bouquet IjArge 1 Rise ^ J 3 0 c X 7 9 c Salad Dressing DAISY BUTTS 59c BomSlkei miiF«.33' 8 0»,. P t.^ Qt. ilicEd PWiippIt ■ have the tnj* 4-H spirit of work­ M Reg. .Hlse a Q * RisftS ing; and playing together to live 33c King SMre ^1 »3 5 RES e q 6W»T AttAMlC » FACIFK HA up to their motto, "To Make the 4 » ,„ 3 9 e •* Plak. While 17c 29e 49e HORMIL'S Beal Better." 1. Howard’s etfera not j«*t one or two, . Ajax Cleanser FlorlBBt Popular Bennett . BACON • G BUT nil flve fnmoiis $ 3 9 .9 5 Ad Detergent FruiH, ■AP>S uper Markets mnkM a t one low prtee. •f*-' Winners Named Atroiol DBodorant Mayonnaise , Chili Sauce AUGUST f & PlENTIFm^ M PAAHfni lAOa EKIFU r TEICKI W ITH TUEKIY, IN THE Bach Unit, Full or Twin Sis* ! ^ 3 9 c °i:’ 89e '"■■’2 14 O*. ()an* 2 7 C iiiiil In Arts. Exhibit Floral Spice SEPT. WOMAN'S I ^ Y 10 FrkM am h Wi t* imwWMS *rl IsL, Aie. H A iMMIh* * SMf a •N r * iH M If. Only at Howard's in this- area can ' ...*^*2.49 21 Or,. Can 19c Pine, Mint / * 3 C Pint 33c Quart 49c , 12 o*. 29c n> ' IF " ’ The annual arts and crafts ex­ you 6nd.aU 6ve top makers . (SIM­ CRUNCHY hibit of the Recreation Depart­ MONS. OOIJ> BOND, OSTERMOOR, . * ■ i ' ' ' i ment waa held in W atkins window ECLIPSE and WIIXIAM INTNER) from Aug..._ll through Aug. 18 at this special low price . . . in on* Vel Liquid^ Karo Bosco Nusoft Niagara FREW CARROTS IVORY nAKB : T CAMAY SOAP ZI5T SOAP BLIK DOT DUZ with the ten playgrounds partici­ store. i'e' . FOR lOFTtl, RMOOTHER RKIN deodorant ANpi MAury roap pating. The winners from-each of - Syrups Milk Amplifier Fabric Softener Laundry Starch KIND TO EVERYTHING IT TOUCHER e the playgrounds are at follows: ''Ypu can see and feel the Individual 12 »>»- Can Lb. CtRs Pks. ' 36c liiii ua«( FKt 3 4 ' 4 SMSUI MH 3 9 ‘ 2 HsieaMT MM u*e 4 ]* U*«C F«t 3 4 ‘ Keeney, Margaret Conley. 7, quality feature* of each make and Red and 0 * 7 ^ !!;:■ choose the one that auita your sleep­ n o * . $4 Or. Pint If Linda Maaaaro, 11, Patti DuFriea, 82 Oa. ra n ^1»03 Rluel.«hel* A # W 37c 59c 45c 21c n!;i 1 10; Waddell, McPherson, 13, ing comfort best. Sec Howard and lOe F Howard Haberern, 13, Sue Marga- solve your bedding problems Con­ t*.....’ ■ '" rido, F, Charter pak, Bob Haber­ venient budget terms available. Fra* delivery. Mozela Mazola S r r o . . - ^ , UNIT Linit Liquid ern. 11, Dan Barlow, 9, Barbara Gerber dash COMn QiANSER t MR. CLIAN Baecio, 8; Green, Stephen Vaiculi- IVORY LIQUID a 1 DITaieiMT Custom -sisgd mattrasasa ,a How- Gallon Laundry Starch Laundry Starch lia, 9, Soaan Rowett, 9, Cathy Noo­ QLEACHiS OUT nAINB AA06ERN Ati rURPORE ClEANM nan, 11; Buckley, JaAiea Laasen, ard spaclalty. . Pint 34c aiTMOfNT. i' CONetNSED * 18, Ray Halstead, 8, Caryl Kiasell Baby NfWCROP N liaM 4 ]* 2,14 sc OSS 29* n r t 3 9 * 11. Quart 61c M .99 17c Qt.23c r 45c *" u K iF it3 9 ' 9 ' ' ‘ r Nathan Hale, Freddie Lewie, 7, Jil Najic.y Leonard, 11, MichaeHRoma- Iliut no, 10, VsUey B t. Susan McGea- . HOW ARD'S SEtiMsESS :u:ti Kasco Dog Kosco Dog Argo Argo V * ■! ’ ■'hay, I, MICKalc Charticr. 8, Ifl- %Lm cniriR Chaal PinatU, 13; West Side, Kar­ 9RAFEFRUIT JOY LIQUID am R O piT « .PLIlffO ... gUKO SHORTmiNQ IVORY SOAP an Anderaon, 10, Judy Washburn, 666 Main S t, ManelMMtdiwMI J-6M8 Food Meal Food Meal Gloss Starch Corn Storch s tr a in e d 4 F o r 41c 11, Unda CSiaa*, 13; Varplanck, ro t AU nRNfwAIHAMM OOIMN IHOtTENING. n’R DKHSTIMI It FtOATl HeUn Smith, 18, Kathy Shepherd, B, Ann Zatkowaki, 11; Bw era, 2 I J * , 3 3 c 6 Lb. ^ 9 c -15c 17c J u n io r F o r RMtAB 41* : >un* " | iR^ 3 ****'''''*'** 29* Slain* Rubara, 12, Donald Hogan, 3 47« I'' F o r • f , Skip Wlgaaowakt, 814. > • I vs.*'. «PR«" ■ " -AC' 9 V

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, J950 iiunym m -**''— ------—...... PAGE rotJRTEBN 32 Pertoni Die d a i l y CROSSWORD PU'/ZLB UUR BOARDING UUUSR With MAJOR HPOPLE Pedi Meals Take Mind Off Appetite f f l BUGS BUNNY In Airliner Craih

By ADBIAN JPOAt ER Barealoaa, tpaln. Aug. M Antwtr to Pustio johanBMbvfg, NouUi ASrica UP> AH.THE THOOSHT/ r u . ’ ME TOO/1 A hoHday in Spain anriad In death Fish T a le —They wfobably wouldn’t quaUlfy tor 11 Brttlah stUdanU padtorday i-AAV M & u c il PTAMPA^KBSI ► r v E I for mambenriilil in the Oerolc Bpi- frkesl 'aOKB - I . . — whan their lehartprad airliner sSiat* BESC “ nirien Mondial. And they cerUinly nSKM ACHOSSTtf POATS [OULLV-J ACROSS 3 Cornu wouldn't hold down )ol^ aa chefa tefad on a fog-wrappad Bhountain AND X tteooam vou -■ n w r o d .in, PEELEt3T 4 Mineral rock In four-atar' reatauranta. BuL in peak, Tha Britiah eraw of three M t / V ^ T A AND ONE 1 West Indian 5 AtUck youp MILK/THOUGHT Iv W S W i^ N B p«to their own inimltabl*, African way, and tha aight other paaaangera A««HT» WELLTiLL . ' F o y r 6 Blue----- the Pedi tribe w South Africa 1/MI6H lTHATVJ&i ON THE S Mediterranean oysters aiao ware killed. ^lEPE^ABEAP_ rank aS gourmeta. x l BETTER TRY R J R S O T < ^ a k t - » lood flih "7 Individual . The atudanU ward returning to POAMttf A ^ N O THESE, ITD 0R IN »', 11 Zmbelliahet. 8 Nevada city In fast, it’s a aafe bet that whiaa^ Uondon. The twln-Onglna plans WRT5, RAIDIN' PI6 P£N$/j r tht Africana - produce their own 6 '? o siv to m o ) & 2 (f ir e a r m s 0LOCkA 13 Thoie who 8 Mattery plowed into the S.400-f0ot peak of HAVE ,ALOMO' remove bonee (Scot.) "Guide to Good Eating" map the Man 2| mllea northeast of here. from flih 10 Belgian river area of the Northern Tranavaal O ther paaaangera hrairt a Ger­ FIRST 14 Most unusual 12 Maine, for 24 Dm 42 Genua of whera the Pedi live will be pretty man, two Iranians, an Irishman, 15 MortOU«UV«, /kMVW».Yf I see AMV- IN an' have PK06RAM WWRC sov aaounp 50 Number aummate cuhiiary artietiy in 62 mintd, but# dansa fog eoverod the A UXX.' HE'S OONCCENep 26 Adepts Into the water 41 Feminine (Hffetent utaiMile ntade from wood, S0MSSODV9 / TMINia 30 Marine flih 23 Itellan coin eppellaUon 52 Healt)^ raaort mountains a t the Uine. tlUTMOSY? y UNUSUAO. gmirda, graaa. uat.ee, and anadi The plane buiat into flainoa on X' 31 Strong and tortolae sheila. And the food affection F impact and drove back rsscuars 32 Soviet city 1 t } 1 r ( 1 1 9 ia obviously euperb. ihioculent- tpea a-tth Ineectr playing a Mg partiea rehsh from a nearby weilther station. 33 Debate r loolcing tidMts are eaten t .Kh rel- part in moat of ihe plate du jour. irhich tastea Hl^e aoft ahelled crab. 34 Patty if” If leh. eyea cloesd in ecstaey, and Their bMUty, aaya Quin, ia that Tips dif^^ookiag atjfiws of appreciation. 33 CoUection 'f few of them take more than 20 Preparation of bieUes and eat- CHUCK ROAST iT Oare to J<^ them? Have a kmk of sayings minutes to prepare. Just the thing, erpillart may taka up i'-ltttla time. 38 Genus of iT II IT at the iuenu firat. It probably reada in fact, for liar’•seed houeewivea. %‘3» true olives ■ l ■ L- something like thla. You have to remove the ha^ out­ saeesesssssssssssssssssssfeMsaaaff SB System of diet Grilled whole caterpiUara And the taste? Quin c4aims er coverings of the beetlea to get 42 Oriental r r FrOeh, whole weevilk , black caterpiUara compare well that .freah. full, flavor and cater­ name a. iT { j j i a a o i Beetlea en c. .aaerdle, (garnished wUh oysters. "They are succulent pillars are beat gutted (just' LB □ l i n e in texture, having a awpet meaty squeeze gently between the fin­ Loan, Tandtr and Ftavorful - Cut-From Haavy CARNIVAL 45 Drive off with female flying an^ and graaa- • f BY DICK TURNER 46 Sibling of bud w n flavor," he aaye. "What'a more gers). And. of course, no Pedi ~m ■ ■ ■ ■ hoppere) ‘ W astarn Stear' Oaaf 4B Scottish plaid k J ciriad fle.d mice (' they are naore nutritional than gourmet worthy of the name r r would dream of eating locuata 51 Hebrew l | ■ ■ ■ ■ H Wingleea looueta ^ oyatera." Another kind of cater­ BY AL VERMEER ascetic n tr r r FT Believe It or not, it's not as bad pillar Quin enebuntered was "ap- with their wings on. It's juat not PRISCILLA’S POP S3 Moat aged l i ■ □ as it sounds, according to Or. patiEing, meaty-vege'able flavor^, done. ■ONILISS 'BOY, I CAN S L E E P I N G I T H E R E 'S I FEEL KIND OF 64 Tearer and rathei Hke asparagus." . Footnote: Quinn confesses in hit LB SSSoUtary ■moE ,1 P. Quin. He's just published a Lean and Ttndar HARDLY WAIT U N D E R N O TH I/^G SORRY FOR FOLKS book, "Fooda and. Feeding Habits Weevils look a bit drab and book that despite hit sincere en­ CHUCK ROAST IT 'S A L i. ( T I L L THE STARS, LIKE l WHO CAN AFFORD 56 Renders hT 5r 1 r T T black, but can be ootmted on to deavor to be completely objective NEXT comfortable P nC the Pedt Peoplb," and, like the OVER...BUT SUMMER.' C L O S E T O 'C A M P I N G rTHOSE FANCY, F" true researei.er he is. he shared cause a' aensation a any aophisU- in sampling these diahea "almost V /i to 2 LB AVIRA6I OUTJ r. 1 II WISH-1 I T W A S M O T H E R RESORTS' DOWN iiTl n B a few meals with them. cated cooktali paity. Quin say# avery teat waa followed by violent LB a R E A T NATURE.' Plump, Tfendfer and Maaty 1 Seaweed r 1 1 r i For anyone who might be in­ they "make good anacka with a phyrical. doubts over which I had CORNISH HSNS W H I L E IT (dial.)* terested <^in Mats 150 tribal rec- slaty-mitty taate." For seafood no control." D6ESSIN< LASTED 2 Hebrew r F 1 month -J n jt ITALIAN a-LB AVIRASI LI .SaoifoaJ .S/taria/! / r ilogno 'T Rock ville-Vernon Blast Aboard Wasp U l i4 9 < SHORT RIR8 BY FRANK O’NEAL 39c 'K^59c Bacon Froih Hoddock Fillet V Recorded on Tape e^ eeeeeeeeeeeaeaa e»»a»eeeee*»»a»a»»**»ee»*»e*eeee*ee»eee i»»»ee»ee»eeee»e»»»%»Aaeaeeaee%**e**ee*»ea»a*a»ea»»a»aa%« Mrs. Hammer Nominated ,, WINCH I DoH'T ENVy NOOl THATlL (Oeatinaed from Page One) J l ' t } real HARO 3 0 ^ •o z m 3 1 c J4tat and ^dal .Spsciaid! EE A CHUR LEADER For School Board Award plane elevator, apparently waa -mis VEARl asphyxiated In tha resultant fire. 1— * Nt* >»«»lss. IW. PINAST - Pea, YeNew Eye, Red Kidney t X None of the injured was con­ Mrs. Alice H. Hammer, eocretaryOHunt, 5g-Ellington Ave.; John sidered in serious condition. nectarines 2802 BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS of the Verkon Board of Education King. RFD 1; Mrs. Nathan LaRoaa, 'Tha Navy said the Wasp will Mazda Oil CANS LONG SAM 420 Miller Rd.. Wapping: Oscar Baked Beans 2 for 10 years, has been nominated proceed to an undiscloaed port for FOK SAUDS AND COOKING O IA N D IU IS and LaORANDS then« 0 e r 6 m:v THBtElS FIRIN' Peterson. 13 Talcott Ave.; Clement repairs after the investigation. LI T'lAKE UPMNBRE COMM* nSOM DOWN by that body for tha Outstanding WaUon, RFD 3. The extent of damage was not DtiKafa -flavar v Plump and Jui£y PMAST - Juil Heal and Serve ^ VA LEFT OPF WITH Yt3NDERINTHE„ IlMMHSm School Board Member Award pre­ Birth yesterday: A son to Mr. offlcially disclosed, but sources at VALLEY, R A W /T A K E Ga i c a n ‘1 9 9 sented annually by the Connecticut and Mrs. Edwin Lively, Scott Or., this naval bate said the damage 1-LI CAN A LOOK, C A U P O R M A - JU M R O - Swaai and Ju'cy Brown Broad aHM-VOU LYIN'THWE S0N> Asan. of Board# of Education. Vernon. might exceed |5 million. Rear Adm. Robert Stroh, who ACfZE DEAPH AUVE,AN (CABS); lACH Re6l Dalian Styla THEM CEL^fSATIN* THE Vernon and Taloettville newt la used the 32,500-ton Waap aa hia C r i s c o CaBEtaloispos. mSSW' O'TNE LAST HARD JOB? WUV.ALLI 'The award will be preaented to handled t h r o n g h The Herald'a flagship ss commander of Carrier the state's outstanding school Rockville Biirenu.- 7 W. Main St. , I Division 14, paid tribute to the men SHOKTINiNG V e n -R iP m iD • Relrashlng and Flaverful 40OZCAN HAVE TO DO 15 TO PUT 1H15 WHAT AlOUT? board member at the Annual Chef Ravioli 1WH6 OP to'MV MOUTH AMD telephone TReoiont 5-SI86. I of the Waap on her arrival at QKHfCT tlN triJ CABK Meeting Sept. 18 and IB at I Quonaet Point yealerday. LBS the Hotel Statler. Hartford. | “Their efforts,'’ he ■aid,’"aaved G r a p o s 2 Juil HeaK|^ Serve She., hat been teaching Ehigliah this ship." Z 33c_Z 8>e CAUSORMA SUNKIST I and doing guidance counaeltng at Adm. Stroh said the helicopter ‘"'KSh'* TJR. R^ VA M. ON. Barnard Junior High School in Local Stocks engine ‘Tan away and explodtd 8 - 2 D fi 1«M hy IMA VwTinB. h _ Manchester aince 1953. L i n i t ~ DOZ while it waa being tested by a RHP STRW. - A H ^ , nilmfl Meal “Your fathor’s nkjo! Imagin* him worrying ovor Elected to the Vernon Board th qualifled pilot.” . . ITAICH' SW RRT- VIRGINIA • Goldan Swau Maat BY liEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIBLD whothor I got enough sleep or not!" 1B49 for a 4-year term, and again Quotattons PnmlalMd fey He said runaway enginea are JUDD SAXON In 1858 for a 6-year term, she is Gobani B MIddlebronti. Ine, not uncommon in flight and the Dinty Mo^ro Z40ZCAN presently the Republican candidate Bank Stocks govai'jio.a fai. to function proper­ P o t a t o e s for an unexplred term of two years, nOZ 9KG 15e ^’lese'eyimharKs.hin , Bid Asked ly. But ke said he nevei heard of SOUPS ■ VafleiaNa, Vagelarian, Craam , Aiparafua, Paa at her own request. She has been Conn. Bank and Trust a runaway engine under hangar- PRtSH AND TA STY LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON secretary of the Board, also a non- Co...... 40 42 deck tenting condltiona. paying job, for her full period of Hartford Nations. The fire consumed three planea L i n i t NATIVI. CcBEnpholl't '*"S58< aei^ce,^ and caused cffptensive damiMga to P o p p e r s Bank St 'Trust Co. S5’4 >7>e >■ meaeeaaaaaaaeaaaaeaaaaa Thredof Vernon's newest tchoola Fire Inaiiranee. Companies throe others. All six wre jettieoned. IKXND STARCH ♦e»»»eeee»»ae»e»»aMeeaaaaaaaaee»»»a»»»»a»a»aaaaaafeafeaa»*aaaaa»»»aaaM*aaa»a***avaaaa*aa« hava been built under the par'/al Four eflSoera were playing: orib- gtiidance of Mrs., Hammer. She Aetna F i r e ...... 68 71 bage near tha deck hangar. Lit. served on the building commitleea Hartford Fire ...... 181 191 Patrick Harney, RoMnadalc, Minfl., QUART, m 23c CL an j(t., a intA* f (C o m p a rt, . . Sdnsaiionat JHotv priedi ! of Vernon Elementary School from National F ire ...... ,120 -— turned on a tape fecordef to tape 1649 to 1962, Northeast Ele­ Phoenix Fire .... ------.7 7 80 the game aa a joke. H« got two Chicken Chow 9Aeln 1«4>Z CAN 4 3 < lASY TO PRIRAH mentary School from 1962 to 1954, -Ufa and Indemnity Ina. Cea. n'JnutM of sound recording of the and the Rockville High School from . . Corn Starch 5H or CAN Z 7 < Aetna Casualty ...... 183 198 disaster, including the explokion Chow Mein Noodles Milittffe Rice OZ PKG 3 7 * C8*r- U Seal fm 19.5<> to 1959. Aetna Life .249 259 that started the fire. ARGO Two fact-finding committees of Conn. General ...... 366 381 Navy n-en explained that gov- Soy Sauce 10< IM ^IR IA L the cobmunlty also had thf serv­ Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 92 97 emora are mounted on hel'coptar a c. BY JOHNNY HART ices of Mrs. Hammer. In 1948 and 'Travelers ...... 95'.4 97 Vi engines to regulate their speed but M OZ RKC 14c Bean Sprouts 2 *«ozcans25« l-IJ PKG 1949 aha waa a member.of a com­ Public rttllHea that under some circumstances — M a r g a r i n e 38< ITk tfOINfi. YD m.-- I WBLLgTAgVB!, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE WAITING K5«OUW RAW WEf D P IT AfiAIN mittee charged -with determining Conn. U ght St Power 28 '' 26 more oor.imonly under the streaa w Hat's the elementary achool needa of the of lUght conditione — they zaay G UlD P rS r wt nouBfO uiat Russian trawur would THE SECOND RA?E; IN A p o e o o r l i k « t w i c . VyB DU*TOO PB£Pl Hartford Electric Lt. 6614 8®'/i DUTCH MAID W RoNfrf town. In 1954 the was on a com­ Hartford Gas Co.....44Vi 4714 function badly. During auch gov­ N u • S o f t ••AOZ TMO MS M ABOUT AN Hour AND A UALF. NOT DAWO.' THE vyeteTRATPep! mittee to determine the education ernor-failure the engine may over- u i , and IVE ALRSADY KEN HERE TWO HOURS. Southern New England -JAR RUSSIAN TRAWUR! weLlm iss needa of tha town. She also served speed beyond safe Umita. FAHIC SOniNER . M u s t a r d _ THEY SAW THE Telephone ...... 43'4 46 !4 Sugar Wafers CILLO (XIR raws! as a leader for Cheater Bowlea M Y 'T 'P IN I » Ragul^r or IniianI flare/ Chtizen Coihmltffe for Education. Manufacturing Oempanlen WOMAN DRIVER BLAMED . -T ' Mrs. Hammerorganized the Arrow. Hart, Hrg. ., 73 76 Hartfoid. Aug. 20 (A7—Coroner 16 OZ ITl 43c REG Rural Vernon School ASsn. in 1947 Aaaociated Spring ,. 19 21 Louis W. Schaefer today held Mias P u d d in g s PKGS in promote better educational op­ Bristol Braaa 11 \ 18 >* Conatanca R. Gireai, 18, of 62 portunities for children and to Coll ina ...... 75 85 Church St.. Wallingford, criminal­ EXCELLENT FOR IREAKFAST • REGULAR ZSc UNDIRWOOD - 44 5 4 ^ spaed, far beyond what was rea- Z a -R o x Syrupa 2 ]Ts S9< ERANDTIMEMRinN FRCiDSUPTNERELASr T0060FT. nda rount be in the Seleotmen's Tha above quoiattoha art not to REG IBs lOAf efllce by 7 p.i'i . Sept. 1. 'Third 8e- ■onabla undtr tha existing weather CRISP AND TA STY -mCTHEKHEWINS YeAR.ROSSIE-ANDHE'S conditions." 7'A OZ CAN Potato Bread SUAE THEY'LL A a BE leotman Herbert I. Pagani has j be conatnied as actual Biarl^ata 27c CLAP TO SEE HIM drawn i*p sf ecHlcatione for the Roisin Bread IfO 2 Bc project. Educator Crux 2S< Abeentee Ballota i Fish Chowder PINAST GMSNA Any elector who will not be able } *0 get to the poll# on Oct. 5 for 1150 BURN$I1DE AVE. SNOW'S the town election may apply for an EAST HARTFORD FACIAL C r a h m o a t ahientee ballot at the office of Joet Beyond liie Manchawter n OZ CAN KlUOGO'S Town Clerk Henry F. Butler. Town Ltoie 25e A voter who is out of the atate TISSUES on election day or who cannot go., WHITE or COLORED VariiBty Cereal X) PKGS to the polls' because of illness or j' STORE HOURS: clam Stew physical disability is eligible for, \ lOXES RITTY CROCKIR CAPTAIN EASY BY .ESLIE TURNER sn abeentee ballot. Members of the WBD.i THITKS., FRI. SNOW'S armed forces who will be absent | 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. OF 400 1.00 16 OZ PKG J '^WHY NOT? AT LEAST YpUa<*f IT^SY WHY LET EASY THAn^0ICE.IT from the town on election day are ' MON„ TEES.. RAT. Brownie Mix MR. ABERNATHY ^H O O ItlllP CROOK! I HAVE TO TACE BROWBEAT YOU also eligible. ___ BY KAI.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY I tUtKEfr EMPTY-HANPBP'. lUT FIRST INTO TURNING tUS 9,'A.M. to S P.M. W'A OZ CANS 49c attiyaii'^'tri'iviii't')*******************—*****^ •••••tf^V I*********************************************************************’ JIL L TRY TO REPAY MY FRlENO FOR . AppHcatiohs may be picked up HEY, CHARLIE/ \ C CRONY LOOSETTHi WHAT SBEM9T0 W | / jffA X BUT X THINK POIICB MAY WANTi at the Town Clerk's office or will r . H. CHOICE MI«.AhERNATHY THETROUPLE?MOT rr^THE BRAKES. •OTH OF EWL he mailedL'UPon request. c THE BING OF THE ROAST BEEF o p g c t a u i vsjantIs y d u t o p o SURE. It is nota^ that absentee voting , clam Chowder r r o z a n ^ o o d ^ s t ta not permitted in primaries. V Hl^way Work Report J SNOWS HOWAED JOHNSON'S HIAT end S IIV I SPICIALTIIS Work of tl(e Town Highway Df-1 RIB ROAST h ...... ic f o ie f K partment was reported on today: by Georgs > S(A)wartz, auperinten- « OZ‘cAn, 25c iosswore Ofitri dent of rosds, ! M L k h i, T « n d er, IT g C mj-.i TTie roads and curbing in Over- ; Baked Macaroni & Chease'»1'39< "rook Helgbta were complatfid: MKity 9 I Li IS yesterday -by William Schwarz., Sardines i-io rontractori ,Th# work will be paid , SNOW'S -I SMOKW a 13)4 ox. kad Tap Wu-: for by a performance bond held j Chicken Croquettes 12-OZ PKG ^ ^ '’.V the town on the original devel- : r * m t ^ T T Rib Slwritt u..ir opef. When the developer failed to Well Trimnied. ^ J « OZ CANS 49e .a J aaA flifw # JEFF COBB ______BY PETE HOFFMAN complete the road# the tbwn con- THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS tacted the insurance compan.v ; l-OZ PKG '0. at'irimN:';-;'''' JU9T0NCE OKAV..N»eHi YOURSEL'r OUT/ the city are being repait'ed by Pa- I Well UUNDRY SfARCH 5-OZ 'vie LBH51L1 a tth e 'u t t u : r bv *ani Bros., contractors. The Town l Downyflake Waffles 2 PKGS I this iswes, ^koomV / soutme!. ATTHE of Vernon la reapdnsible for all 1 Trimmed LR. STEAKS , n-OZ PKG '2 1 e ■ * .x m iut,m ) GAME *>r|dgea in tha 'city. The bridges . TIMEa/ OWUSTHE ■ are at Vernon Ave., Dobson Ave., | PKGS Of 6 5 5 * ■ E l Spring, River and West Stfi j PICKED DAILY-NATIVE Foromst Popsida Roapitot Notes S m i J ^ k i r 's WE RESERvir THE RIGHT TO UMtt QUANTITIES c ^ A d m l t ta d yesterday: Mrs. Daniel Sfaraa, RFD 3; Mrs. Ruth! A R N FlU fTII u 1 — Thompson, 84 "Vernon Ave.; Mrs. j Conrad Rothman, 12 Carol Dr. ! CORN ~ F IR S T r n a t i o n a l ! s t o r e s Dischargad yaaterday: Richard] B-OZ JAR 2 1 < ^an, 41 Bcmklyn 8t.: Mrs. Wil­ DOUBLE WORLD GREEN STAMPS EVERY WED. liam Coughlin and daughter. C\i | rij . r r i»»%aaaaaafeaaaa»aaa»aaaaa6aaaa%»>aaaaaao>aaaoaaaaiaaAaaaaaaaaaaaaa»M aaaaa*>l ^ons Rd., Vomon: Mrs. Leons TT Tt» 1600 ■UAeguTlgH K VIA hOTOiLkn n ' MANC5HESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. AUGUST *0. IWt MANCHESTER EVtWINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 196* PAGE seVENTBEN Bill Rosensohn Meets Moore Lew Burdette Checks Giants for 17th Victory With District Attorney Herald Angle N»w York, Auf. 20 - football coach, announced today trying to Invade other divisions. happily in front of the anxious knot and the weather outside s com­ , , . they want our cities they will hav* I mil waive imm^ity. 1 don t have, proceeds from the twice pic Auditorium that the little bat­ before Bassey's, c o r n e r when Bill's Mobil of the Dusty League m command through the first half "I k#»p rea.hng shout (. number y protect the But he added: tler from Britiah'West Africa was fortable 78 degrees, a pleasant a lawyer. 'Vhat do 1 need s lawT*t weeklv footbaU features he will "Frankly, I’d like to meet Referee Van reeled aild raised had but five.players on Up for a] of the season. But they haven’t (rf our cltia. being considered fort have InvestmenU in asked to retire by hie msnager, relief from the recent heat? That scheduled game against Don ...... Wil­ been able to win In tsnde'm in more for?" write for the AMoc.iated Pres* this (World* Bantamweight Champion i “ “eo " u r . Moore’s arm in victory. was my problem after supper. Tlie inclusion in this new league, said in#Mue ' Answering questions on reports Jose Becerra) ror“ mV feather- Biddles...... Confident of Winning lis Garage. than two Week# and Milwaukee has Trautman. "but never. once have i ^ ^ „ fall will be used to s« up eight problem was solved once I turned Several K of C members spec­ skidded from ftrat to third in tha we bean approached by these pen- President Frank fihaughnesi^ of gambler activity before, the $500 fellowships. weight championehlp. But.T.m in! Baes^y. who appeared at a press Moore, who had stopped Bassey to th# aimrt pages of The Herald^ fight. Rosensohn made this cr^-ptic this business for the money «nd | Party with dark glares h ^ last March on eye cuts said later tators were disappointed when National Leacue race. pie. I think it would be a eort o f ,”* lolernationsi League Sttff These will go to footbsll players and a glance at the Sport Sched-' reply. I'll fight anybody If tha price U Rwolhin right and a bandage that he was confident of beating they arrived on the scene close to Burdette, the lean righthander, courteoiia thing if we were conald- he also .voiild a#k for SpprOXlltiatS* w’ho wish to (pursue graduate stud- ^ ovar a bedly bniined right hand, iile. a daily column which has 8;S6 and were told that their team •red There have been minierou* ® million dollar# for th* IdM -ZThe whole point was to keep alt right.” the Nigerian in the rematch. proven reniely popular with got half of the ci^rneback job done this quiet and to let the fight take tes, one. from each 'NCAA district ! Matchmaker George PamassuS, said: "If he had come out for round 11, had already played. Originally laat night,' ivinning hie 17th, tope in confereni e» but we've never been' Toronlo and an.v other CttiSS. place. In this way no one would get The swsrd of the fellowships will "This Is not a deciaion I can parsons competing in athletics lo­ .scheduled as a late game and car­ the majors, with a #ix-hitter that invited to attend any of them j Toronlo is among the five charUr who masterminded the Moore- I would have knocked him out," cally. hurt Patterson wasn't hurt. I was be made by the Nstinnsl Foot­ .Baasey title fight last night, aald make in a moment. 1 must think It Moore said, matter-of-factly. ried as such in the Sport Sched-' beat San FYanclsco 5-2 and pushed Trautman made It plain he wa. | ’" ' ’"►’er# of the IL and MontrSSl the only one who was hurt.’’ | ball Foundation. over.” My first destination proved a ule. the contest was then switched | the Braves within three games of and Buffalo sra being mentiiMiad a Moore-Brown , battle for the crowd of 7.450 paid a groM (lop since the scheduled softball not opposed to minor lesgue cities Rosensohn was reputed to have | According to the rules Istd down lightweight title would be a nat­ Tottering Derelict gale of $47,100.40 to watch Ult to 6:1.1 although the change w as; the first place tSiants, advancing to major league status as possible members lost between 140.000 and $70,000 in pliyoff o®' -* between North Meth­ not relayed to the sporta desk. Oh by the executive committee of the ural. * Sharp-shooting Moore, who took, scrap, which was televised na- odist Gliurch and the Police De- Now Spahn. working wH|h a Must Be Prea«r\ed ‘They Claim they'('« got fftll" promoting the fight. Johanason is Foundation, _candidales for the fel­ 'Moore Weighed IS* the title from Bassey last March, tionally over the ABC network, well, that's life I guess. day's rest after a losing threh-ln- , . . J , lions," said Shaiighnessv, "W*ll- presently demanding an account­ p.art,..enl. and the baseball game While at Robertson Park, which lowships must he serilors. must he "It look Moore seven times on counter-punched Bassey mto a| TV receipts totaled $40,000. Each pairing Green Manor and the Elks, nlng relief job as Milwaukee drdp- cities that desired to become ma­ they'd better get ready to #p«nd ing of the money due him. Roaen- leaders in academics as well ss the scale to make the 12S-pound tottering derelict at the end of the i fighter got 30 per cent of all rev- incidentally is in dire need of a ped two of three to Ixis Angelea, iA some of it. " sohn Enterprises, imder new man­ both at Charier Oak Park, were drinking fountain. an ardent jor." ha said. "But - we've got a footbaU. must have exerted a fine BASSEY DOWN IN 'RING COLLISION— Hogjm Ba.ssey, the little challenger from Ni­ limit for Baaeey," Pemaaaue aald. 10th round. enue. victims of the weather. to Come back as s starter In the structiir# that must be preserved I,.eslle O'Connor, whose PactflO agement, is still talking of a re- influence on their campus, and •sports fan remarked how long it finish of the two game series to­ I’m' sure a man like Branch Rickey , Gosat league hart to rebuild when match Sept. 22. Rosensohn himself i ynmi have been staunch in their geria, is down on the seat of hia pants after he and -world featherweight champion The Boftball duel was postponed has been since' a prediction ap­ night. The lefty ace needs a vic­ said he was not discouraged *nd j^e welfare of Davey Moore collided as Bassey pushed Moore in the fourth round of their title fight liecause of vet grounds, water cov­ peared in this column. At the risk tory to match Burdette'# 17-12 (president of the Continental; 'h* Dodgers and OlanU moved U was determined to go on promot-1 sporta ering part of the pilcher’a mound, League) is awere of this as ^ell the West Coast, and President last nighl. It was ruled a slip. Ba-ssey jumped up and moved in again. Moore won by first base ,nd the batter’s box of of putting the hex on Tommy record. More Important, the Braves Legion Completes Another Winning Season as I am. and he knows thst snv Chsrles Hurth of the Southern ^ ; "This ie an exceedingly fine ges- a knockout in the 11th when Bassey didn’t answer the bell. (AP Photofax) Hawks Capture Crown Stevenson and Co. I'll go'along need It to escape slipping foiir league affected must be consulled. 1 Aasn doubt if any of their ciUSd ^RMenaohn s«d he would be out,,glalk for which the Fighing the softball diamond. As for the with the K of C to capture play­ gsme# behind again. Although bowing in two straight games to We.st Hartford in the fiij/ils of the 1959 Alumni League tilt, apparently "After all, these are human I Included In the Continm- it took iToundation Is deeply apprecia- most membera of the Elk# team off honors. The KnighU have made Burdette's fourth victory of the State American I.egion Junior Baseball Tournament, the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, w-ithin the PO^aypen^ contracted',^ Lar^he, president New York. Aug, 20 — New a fine comeback after a poor sUrt. season over tha Qlants—his 15th No. 102, wound up with another fine 15-6 won and lost overall record. The cliib also heings and peoples’ livelihoods ’"I I-e*g'ie. for befoM Uie. June 2« fight and , Football Foundation "1This; Zealand will be represented for the Advisory thought the rain had made play­ they are dealing with. You don't Rut Hurth said he la prepared In Two Straight Games ing condltiono impossible sdnee on finishing second to North Metho­ in 17 decisions against them in the annexed Zone Two championship honors. Team membera included, left to right, front "after that its open season. |m ,o t h e r indication of Red's (tre-1 first time in the $100,000 Washing- dist in the final Church League last five year#—also closed the just pick up bueball club# as yoiU'lo demand payment if Atlanta Of ’ mendout Interest in college fool- ton D. C. international at Lauiel ly one playei put in an appearance. row; Dave Sibrinsz. Eddie Cain, Chris McNeill, Buddy Minor, Pat Miatretta; middle would a bunch of bananas. ; New Orleans joins the new loepi. Hartford. Aug. 20 (yPi- Snapper] . . . , I TTH , i *u ii Thus Green Manor was awarded . Braves within a game of aecond Runs Baited In — Banks, Cht-;ball.” Park, Md when Up and Coming I blues have been showing up In In-1 Once again teatni^'ork played the key role a.s the -well- place Los Angeles. The Dodgers row: Stevift McAdam, Dick Avery. Paul Sartor, Dave White, Wes Feshler, U rry "Our leagues cannot be destroy-i D Connor said the new leagud eago, 115: Robinson, d n cin n stl,; The eight Blaik fellowship win- meets hand picked rivals from a 'orfeit n-tn #ince it was preaent | ed by a mere wave of the hand ■ should expect lo pay siihatantlal i creasing numbers along the Con-1 balanced Hawks turned back the .stubborn Knicks 72-65 last with a full cUib and the field was ^ ReptsrI FortllCUIIlillg were held two games back of the l/ovett; topTow: Earl Petersen, manager, Skip Marsh, Darcy Smith, Dick Sylvester, 106, Aaron, Milwaukee., 97; Bell, . nera will be presented with their seven or eight countries Nov 11.1 jnectlciit shoreline, the State Bosrd! ^be West Side Oval to capture ^ e playoff title in. Giants when Cincinnati exploded a Chuck Saimond, Rusty Scruton. assistant coach, Whitey Johnson, head coach. As­ without being adequately co m pen-1 rompenastlon for breaking up waa accepted b y : In near perfect shape. sated .and getting other cities aa . some of the minors. , Cincinnati. 96, Mathews, Mi\- award at the Foundation's second The invitation , of Fisheries end Gsme ssid , two straight game.<«. The po-st-season champions also gar- Isickily I did not make a trip to seven-run eighth inning for a 9-4 sistant Coach Wally Fortin waa missing. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) waukee and Cepeds, gan Fran­ annual.swards dinner in New York Owner-Breeder .Noel Simpson -of , In lU weekly flehmg advisor,-. the* ^----- * * * the new Keeney St. Field since it victory. replacements. We've got to find New York, however, will ,not cisco. SI. Dec 1. 1 Auckland today. Main concentrations seem to be ^ Summer Basketbair must be taken for granted that the Pittsburgh defeated St. 1.4)ulz 4- cities and towns, realign, get the ; cost the Continental League oaa Short Ride to Neho game between Pontlcelli'a and Fire players and we can t do It by wav- cent m damage# It was declared is the Nisntic Bay area, coastal j ^vhich incidentally enjoyed From Charter Oak Park ill was 2 after the Card# had won the com­ waters from the Thames ' a moec eucceaafiil year--not a ain-1 and Police was postponed as no re pletion of a July 12 suspended Reluctant Bunch of Pennant Contenders ing a wand an open hi t v by rjommisstsner the Rhode Island line and.Jn the jj.|^ forfeit waa. recorded- in its re- only a ahofl ride to Mt. Nebo [ port reached my desk Wednesday game 8-6 in 10 innings. Phila­ "We want to help this new Ford Frick when' the G ia n -tv . Branford-Qiiilford erea. The little . vival under Supervisor Bob John- where the Teachers and CiviUn morning. Strange how league pub- delphia defeated the Chicago Cubs league and we can, but at the aamc moved to .San Francisco and tha ' braved eiippery conditions to go Holsts fail to report postponements 4-1 in the opener of a twl-nlght time we don't want them to de­ Dodgers to Los Angelas. scrappers have yet to appear in through with their scheduled play- | or cancellations but are quick to re- any great numbers in the Mil- Hustling Vinnie Kohen, who pair, then played a 7-7 tie slopped stroy us. All we want to do is sur­ off tut in the (ximhined Recreation ; quest that a make-up game be car- after 12 innirigs by curfew. vive.” ford Gulf and Fairfield County teamed with Harold Bralnard to and Ohui'ch League playoffs. Both ried on the sports page, Indians End Losing Skein, Ed Doherty, president of the • • ‘b waters. They average about five | accord the Haw'ks the flneat bsek- teams escaped hijuries after the yVith several forfeits in all three American Aean , said yesterday he Aitiprifan Irf?a|iu« Clunget I Inches. I court combination in the foiir- Clvitan's Len Erickson and the Rec-sponsored softball leagues this BRAVES 5, GIANTS 2—A fifth­ already has demanded a million 1 Big blues are being taken o ff; taarn league, topped the dual Teachers’ big Jim Ksiser collided season there are many who believe inning home run by Del Crandall, dollars indemnity for each of the Bostom Aug. 20 uPi—Amarwad ening Lordship Point in Strsfford but | champions with 28 points. He re- .4imeriau Leagne in a bang-oang play at first base. I the rule prohibiting a player from his 15th, cracked a 1-1 tie for th# League Preeidervt Joe Orenln to­ Upend Last Place Senators cities taken by the Continental I have not shown up to any g re st: ceiv-ed excellent support from Yeaterda.y’s Reaalta Surprizing was the number of j playing in both the slow pitch and Braves and Burdette’s single then League. day announced the following extent in Bsstem Connecticut wa- teammstes Jim Glenney Il4t. Baltimore 3. Chicago 1. chaniee in the 1969 schedule: Aug. plsyera wear r.g regular aneekers ; fast pitch leagues is a poor one. I Other AreiM Betag Eyed I ters. learn captstn. Pinky Hohenthal Kansaa City 6, Boston 8. on the alipi ery outfield grass. , agree 100 per cent, having told Jim New York. Aug. 20 i/Pi—A rightsEm ie Bank*, and roov«d Allison*nsrf# KKli horn# run and Jackie 24',' New York a t Chicago. Sept. 9. I Contmued the advisory: . . ___ a#______n r n I * ------^ A a Vi ' T M a A'a it «vn The AA ma.v lose six of its 10 Cleveland at 'Baltimore, twi-night 1131 and energetic Jimmy Mor- New York 10, Detroit 5. Quite naturally softball was the ; Heidic, superintendent of ’••c''*"-' y’'",” n'?rd-'»t^e oil hilv 12**wm Ibunch “of pennant con- within thre: of matching Ted Wil­ Jeneen'e 25th. The A's won i' on ! Salt W»ter Flehing iai-ty (101 who combined for an Cleveland ft, Washingtoh 4, topic of conversation with a niim- tion, my .stand on this m atter; f-^rd„n tenders, these Cleveland Indians. liam#' AL record for rookie*. Daley's RBI single and Bill Tut­ franchiees. Houston, Denver and douh4eheader. Sept. 11. CAlcagd' Striped baas fishing has slowed i additional 37 tallies. W, L. Pet. O.B. the loaer. Reliever (Gordon Jones,I tle's sacrifice fly in a two-run sev­ the twi-citie* of Mtnneapolte-Bt. at Baltimore 'twirfdght douht^ her of oniooX'Crs during th: three I weeks before softball got under gave up the Braves' other run. Joe j The/ Held'# 22nd home run broke a dow-n considerablv in most coa.stal Tall Pat MIstrelta saved his Chicago .70 46 ,803 — and one-half inningo that I re- way in late spring. I leads in three of them, and almost l-I tie for the Indian# In the #ec- enth again, t Frank Sulli'van (7-6l. Paul are among the five founders header. w-aters and in the Niantlc and : finest'effort for the finale, hooping Cleveland ,68 SI .ft7t 3t» mained at f.ebo. The undefeated ; The feeling here alio ia that no t Adcock a 18th Ho e . make it five - - getting the citahion ond inning ag(a‘inst loser Bl'l Fisch­ Thames Rivers, although skilled ig points and grabbing numerous .Nehv York .60 ft9 .104 IIH Teachers were out front 3-1 (all stealing, which is part of the offi- , Burdette walked two, struck out | needed oa a bases-loaded er (8-91, who also gave up Baxes' fishermen are still making good rebound.a for the Knicks. who, I'Baltimore .18 .19 .496 121.% the »cori.ij, was done in the first jcisl slow pitch rules, should be #1-; four snd wa* tagged for^both run# walk. two-nm i-oke, his 14th, in the catches of itcipers in the Thames ; counting two regular seasons ' p)g(pni, on homers by C>riando Cepe.da. his ..18 62 .483 14 inningl when I decided to journey .lowed in the Rec's two alow pitch Cleveland junked the slump with t'hird inninr. in the early morning and evening.' meetings, bowed for the fourth Kansas City ..16 63 .471 15.1% to the V est Side Oval. leagues. With moat of the pitcher# 24lh and 25lh. Burdette silenced • • • the Giants’ Willies — Mays. Kirk a .1-4 decision over last place 'Bull stripers are still being taken i straight time to the Hawks. Boston ,.1.1 64 .462 16’% 'Except for a little water be­ there are a few exceptions Washington ORIOIJ» S, WHITE SOX I at the reef at Watch Hill. Strip-; Bobb.v Carlson and Norm Hohen- Washington .49 70 .412 22t% tween home plate and the pitcher's merely lobbing the ball up to the land snd McCovey -on two alngles both by rookie McCovey, while within 3 pmes of Chicago In the Baltimore heat the Whits Sox and I er fiahin,; is fair in the Connecti-1 thal also played well in a losing! Today's Games mound, the hasebell diamond at plate the poor catcher is at a great ' ...... AmAi*i/4Bn T.aro'iia t*a/4Jk *#fai** (ha Bob Shaw (12-4). who had won handing the Giants their fifth de­ American League race after the ' cut River. cau.ae. netting 1.1 and 13 markers. Washington at Cleveland—Ra­ the Oval looked playable but the disadvantage. Several example* of White Sox had been epilled S-1 by six straight, on Bob Boyd's two- Small numbers of good-sized i respectively. mos 111-14 I va. Grant l7-.1i. scheduled game between Naasiff Ihi-s were in evidence Tliesday feat in seven times. Baltimore in an afternoon game. run single wHh two out In the blue crabs are being taken in the Although oiilscored by a 2B-2fi Baltimore at Chicago Wilhelm Arms and Dantly Oil must have night. • * • ftret. Bfl'y O'Dell (7-10) was the area from the Thames River to the . margin in field goals. the Hawks, (ll^Bi vs. I.atman (.1-4). been called off although no report Tonight is another free night but REDS 9, DODGERS 4 — The >The Injun# did some blowing In winner, blanking the Sox on three Rhode Island line'and In greater! led all the way but the margin waa New York at Detroit Blaylock reached the Sports Department Itiei'isTji ho problem regarding my Dodgers blew a 3-0 lead built with this one. too, efter building a 4-1 hits until Ji« eighth, when Sherm abundance on the West aide of the ' always small. The victors, who (O-Oi vs Running lU-lOi. ’ Wednesday morning. after supper plans. Like numerous Chuck Bssegia'n’# first homer, a lead on homera by Woody Held and I Lollar oniacked hia iSth home run. Thames River. Blue crabbing in were red-hot from the foul line' Bo.ston at' Kansas City Casale Although I was not on company other Silk Town fans I'll be head­ two-run shot in the second. The Wt^l. Baxes - - his third in three ... the Niantlc River srea is alow. w-ith 20 conversions In 2fi al- (8-Sl vs. Taitoiiria (1-2). business and no mileage slip will ed for the Burnside School Field in Reds scored two in the fourth, days — and making it 5-1 when re­ YANKS 10. 'nOBRS 5—Frank Mackerel catches are spotty alt empls. ware out front .11-'26 at the Tomorrow’s Srhediils be turned in, it is exactly three , East Hartford where Sunset then beat Sshdy Koiifax (6-41 liever Camilo Pascual gave up a Lary (10-8), who had won seven along the coast line. Tinker Mack­ intermi.saion. The Knicks were a New York at Kansas City (N1 and two-tenth# mile# from the Renlaurant of Hartford and Coua- when a two-run pinch single by fourth-inning triple to Vic Power in a row from the Yamkeee since erel in' good mimbers are being sub-par seven for 13 si the free Wa.shingtnn at Chicago (N), Oval to Robertaoir Park. In'. Uav- ins Bakery of New Britain meet in | LviS'ch put them ahead In the and then walked three in a row. July (xf last year, was chased in taken off Black Point., throw line. Boston at Detroit (N). Ing the West Side it was a little the .final game of the annual Wavne i eighth New York came from five rune a f(mr-run Afth. Marv Thconebarry Porgies and black fish are bit­ Including the playoffs. the Baltimore at Cleveland (N). surprising to see the outdoor bas- Braun Memorial Softball Toiirna-1 back and beat Detroit 10-5. Kan­ and Hactor Lopez hammered two- ing well off Millatone and Black Hawks concluded the season with National I.,rague ketball court idle except for four saa City beat Boston 6-3. run homera for the Yankee* while Point. One to three pound porgjes a fine 7-1 won and lo.at record. The little girla and one boy who The 6:30 contest promises to be a ■ • « • Whitey Ford (13-61 Won his fifth I'estrrda.v’a Reaulta real pitcher's duel between two of then was lifted for a pinch-hitter and good numbers of blacks are Knicks broke even in eight atarta. St. Loiiia ,8, Pittsburgh 6 (101 couldn't have been a day over 10 in the seventh. That left'the vic­ INDIANS 5. SENATOiM 4 - in a row w4th 5 2-3 innings of FACES TELL THE STOKY—FealherweiKht champion being taken in coastal waters from Haurlis Of) (Completion suspended game July years old. ( New England's finest chiicker# - Rookie Larry Locke saved it for shutojt relief. ’~he Tigers scored B K P\s southpaw Ted Kachnowaki of Sun­ tory for Jim Brosnan (7-.1), who Pavey Moore (right) is smiling and plea.sed, but chal­ theThames River to the Rhode Is­ * * * the Indians and <3al MoLMi (15- their five against Eh Grba and Service -.Uleimey. f ...... 4 *>>7 14 12i . set and little Billy Beverly of Cous­ needed bases-loaded relief from lenger Hogan Ba.s.sey is grim-faced and sporting a clo.sed land line. Good catches of both oT' Mortarti f ...... 4 2-ft 10 Pittsburgh .4. SI. Louis 2 Brook# Lawrence In the ninth. 6(, cora.ng on with none out in Bob T|iriey, two on bases-loaded these species are being made in E. Hohenthal. c ...... 2 (1ft 18 Philadelphia 4., Chicago 1 Knight* Beat Mailmen ins. Kachnowaki has averaged 16 . the eighth after the Nat# had waJks and t'wo on Gail Harris' eye as they meet in the ring following Mooye’s 11th round Kohen. t ...... i» 12. 4-4 2ft strikeouts in three tourney start# ! the Guilford area'. Catches of por­ fMi 4 Philadelphia 7. (Thicago 7 (Tie, I arrived at Robertson Park in scored three run# on Bot Allison's homer. Station win. He retained his title on a knockout' when Bassey, gies and hlacka as well ss weak- Brainard a ...... T 3 and Beverly is the author of one of | PIRATES 4-6, CARDS S-8 — ... Mela'ieky. g ...... 1 1-2 3 second game, night, 12 Innuigs, time to aee the final two and one- two no-hiiters recorded in th e ' Four singles gave the ^Cards two 28th homei and Harmon Kille- from Nigeria, didn't answer the hell for the 11th. (AP fish ire spotty off Fairfield and ctii'few ( half innings of another softball brew's 37th. That gave Killehrew A’a 6, RED SOX 8 Bud Daley 405 MAIN STREET Ml 9-8332 Norwalk. T o ia le ...... 20-36 72 event, which has attracted banner nms in the 10th Inning of the sus- Photofax) Rairke (fft) Cincinnati 9. I»s Angeles 4 playoff contest between the crowds to date, pended game against Bob Porter a share of the major league lead (15-71 beat the Red Sox with a Fluke fishing Is good in the P r n « Milwaukee .1. San Franctaro 2 Knight# of Columbiii of the again, with the Chicago Oibe’ four-hitter, giving up Dick Ger- MuUeH*. f ...... S Ift * field (0-2). Undy McDaniel (13- ’ Branford-GuUford area with some 0 W. L. PcL. _G.B. Church League and the Post Of­ I fine catches' being made in the Keish. f ...... 4 1-.1 11) won It, after an unearned run N. Hohenthal. r ...... ft .%-ft 18 San Francisco 67 52 ..163 fice of the Recreation League | Ha* Rea*4HI lo Smile hed tied it In the ninth, 'the Pir­ Norlhies D efeat Police, 9-2; ! Branford River. Good numbers of KhTere. c ...... 4 fM) 3 Los Angeles . .66 .15 .545 1 I five to SIX pound fluke are coming DubanoeKi. g ...... 1 iVo 2 The Mailmen had trouble hitting ^side to all hackers and duffers. ates won the regiilsrly scheduled PlBCge g ...... 0 0-0 0 Milwaukee ....6 4 55 ..138 8 Bruno Mo»ke s tantalizing bloop-1 y(„, haven't noticed, Walter game on Smoky Burges.#' RBI Manormen Turn Back FRI., SAT., AUG. 21-22 in from Black Point. Fluke to six rarleon. g ...... 7 M 1ft Pittsburgh ...60 60 .100 7'4 er-pitch ■ and the Knights chalked ! p. perguson (he of The Herald single in a two-run aixth after the 'East Nips West in Twi League pounds are being taken from eaat- Chiiago ...... 17 60 .487 9 up a 6-1 victory lo move into the 1 efn Connecticut coaatal waters. Tolale ...... ■ 39 7-18 6ft familyi has been sporting # big Cards had taken a 2-0 lead against SUFEIl 0BJI« •Wl®*' I - Bcore at half .11-2f Ha wke Cincinnati .....18 63 .479 10 semi-final round against the smile after having scored an eagle Vern Law (14-7). Rookie Bob Gib­ Inland Flahing St. Loiii.s ...... 17 66 .463 12 heavy-hitting Teachers. (They ■Veteran Gerry Chappell acattei-* Tall Buzz Keene.v of the West Trout fishing in -ponds and (this ha# been verified b>( a bona- son (1-21 lost it. Don Willis Garage 6-0 Philadelphia ...11 69 .425 16 >4 play tonight at 6:15 at Mt. Nebo). fide witness I on the Par 5. 493-yard # • » ' ! ed six hits last night as North and Kenny Irish o' the Eajfi. streams is. almost at a atandatlll Teenagers Paired Todi Oainea The second game Involving Tem­ Methodist Church eliminated the hooked up in an old fwahipn pitch-, throughout the slate with very fifth hole at Shenriacosaet Country PHILLIES 4r7, Cl'BS 1-7 — St Ijoiiis at Pittsburgh—Broglio ple Beth Sholom and Telephone Club In Groton Monday. Bill Campbell pitched Green Manor to its 19th straight -vietdry i Police Department, 9-2, in; the com- ing duel laat night ,.1 Memorial few fishermen venturing out. 111 Remalfh Today (7-81 vs. Kline (8-11).’ Karl Averin's home .run cracked Co. ended on a dismal note when Walt reached the green' with hi# a 6-6 tie for the Cubs In the 12th,. . ,aat night, a 6-0 Dusty Softball League playoff victory over Don now only I bined (Thureh and Rec Slow Pilch in /Roma good catches are still being Chicago at Philadelphia (2, twi- the former team wa# able to field j second shot, a three wood, and then Willis Garage. Campbell waa in complete charge all the shay as he Softball League playoffs. Chappell. the third and fifth innings by the made< u « at Uncaa t .Ijike. Lyme; Nor- Washington, Aug. 20 ,4>i .Semi-1 night i Anderson (9-81 and Dra- but the Phils deadlocked it again allowed two hits while striking out 13 and did not Walk a single ' who did not walk a batter, also re- East, Jri.sh \ as retiimeo the win only eight men. Temple Beth had dropped a 22-foot putt for ' an on Harry Hanebrink’s triple be­ ’sMl? fis I”* Golf' bowsky (.1-91 vs. Gomez (1-8) and but 10 players eligible for the eagle three. Ih wa* the second of baiter. Don Willis was limited to#------' ceived fine support from hia team- ner, Fairfield (b.v night still fishing _____ • ...... Phillips...... (1-41. ' ' fore the curfew bounded The Phils m'the'en" . H v l . - >7 " ^ with lights using worms Or salmon today offered playoff# and ona player recently his career but he is still looking for won the opener on a three-hitter Thc same two teams will meet I ’matea in the game played at Char- Second baseman Jim Delanev ! rematch between two teenage ri Los Angeles lit (.Nncinnatt (N) — departed for EiVf'o]^ and another ' hi# flr»t «ce.______lire seven-inning game at Robert ter Oak Park Deapile three errors po.lecled tu-o of the foui hits'giv-l *88'” ; Wononakopomiic Lake. Sal McDevlU (8-8l v*. Purkey (10- by Gene Conley (12-71 and a three- son Park. again monbay night at Robertson FREE .the victors came up with two 'ey in.sh, who walked onlv '"'"O'Y < greatly improved day time vala and another teat for Marcia run sixth, triggered by a bsaea- I2i Hamilton. th« tournament ex- Green Manor jumped on starter Park in the second game of the • W rit Hu b , , 'doubleplays and only two Police- batter while strikingjm t five 1 flahing for rainbows), which gave] San Franrisen at Milwaukee loadfd passed ball, against Glen Bill Mozzer for two runz in the first playoffs snd Green Manor will be men reached second base. ' up a nWe pound rainbow laat week ' 1 ."V1 S. Jones (15-11) vs. Spahn Hobble (12-10). I f 5 9 MET Rival sei'ond naseman Danny and Highland Lake. Winsted. In one bracket. Diana Hoke, 17. Sauer Hangs Up Glove inning on two walks, two hits snd a out to limit tlMi.aliries to the two Rlghtfielder Pete Cordera gaiii- Banavige rapped out three hits off of Pittaburgh, faced Judy Rand. ('16-121. sacrifice fly. Again In the second games. In the laat three games ered two of North Methodist's 10 Good catches of black baaa are Tomorrow’s Schedule inning Mozaer walked two batters Keene.v. who issued three walks being made at Bast Twin Lake. 16, of Aurora,, Ohio.' They claahed that these two teams have met ; hits while teammates Giis Gustaf­ and fanned Ik batters. It was a, I in the aecond round of this U.S. San Francisco st PhlladelpHra and an infield hit loaded'3:he bases. Campbell has given up two hits in KING SIZE son. Jack Vittner and Norm War­ Sallabiiry: Hatch Pond. Kent (by (2, twi-night) I Red Madsen took over the pitching double b.v Banavige in the fifth ; Golf Aasm event for girls 17 and each game and has not yielded a ren each drove in two runs. Ron­ nght flahing I; Beaeck Lake, Mid- Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (N) To Goaeh Young Kids ; duties for the Garagemsn and two which aocDui.ted for the East's ] dlefield; Silver Lake. Berlin-Meri- under at Greenwich, Conn, single run. nie Roberts had two safeties in a winning .marker-and the game's St. Louts St (Tinclnnati (N) more runs scored;. losing cause while teammate Dick dep (early morning# and eve- I In the other semi-final on Ma- Ueees Muar (•) only ear-ieo run. i nor Country Club's 6.162-yard, par Chicago at Milwaukee (N) Madsen held the winners at bey ab r h po a » rbi , Thurston chased home both Police ninga). Milwaukee, Aug. 20 i/P)—The with three well scattered hits un- Maimi. c( ...... S 1 2 1 0 0 1 Tomorrow night the North and. Small niimbara of large yellow I 78 layout, ifiae Hamilton went up playing days of another of base-; j runs with a two-run homer in the South i-illide in a game scheduled . til the sixth when he got into Bolduc. •* ...... 4 18 1 10 0 fourth inning. Hal Steely and War­ perch are - being caught at East I against Carol Sorenson, 16. of hair# great sluggers are over. Big] WOMEN'H HUMMER DOl'BLEH trouble, With two outs, Dave Krin- B. A ur»t, e ...... 1 0 0 12 0 0 1 to start at 6 o'clock. i Twin Lake, Highland I.4ihe, end .laneevlllc, Wis., her state’# wom- Hank Sauer has hung up his glove' Jarvis rf ...... j 0 0 0 0 0 1 cm ren ’Homered for the Northies. Moior Leegiiei Results of Tuesday night's | jak singled and Campbell added to Carey, lb ...... S 0 0 3 V 0 0 Ka.t Cl Candlewood I^ake. ' en'a champion. without fanfare. 0 1 1 0 0 I The Northies return to Charter ab r h po A 6• rbi ■ match gamea at the Manthesler *>><' ®ve pitching performance by Corcoran. If ...... S .Mclninsh, r ...... 0 The 40-year-old outfielder re­ Conran, lb ...... j 1 0 2 0 0 0 Oak Park tonight for a 6:1.1 semi­ 2 1 0 f t 0, f t stroking a homer to left-center- Dave Krlnjak, 3b...3 2 1 1 '2 0 0 Rirharri ss ...... 8 ] n 1 8 1 0 =LeadGrs=J tired yesterday to make room for Bowling Green were as follows: F. final contest against the Telephone fleld. Cairipbell, p ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 BanaviRP 2h , , 3 0 8 1 2 0 1 .National League youth on the San Francisco Giants' Kloter-M. Csrpentsr 2, J. Msthis- Co. Irish, p ...... 2 0 n 1 2 0 f t son-B. Doyon 1; F. Johnson-A. Fld- ■ Leading BaUmen North Methnriiftt Zatowski lb ...... 2 i> 1 10 n n f t Tappet Labels Eddie Flemke • Batting Aaron, Milwaukee, roatcr. However, he immediately ...... » € 8 31 4 O f Manrhiick. 3b 0 0 .372; Cunningham. St. Louts. .344: Isr 2, E. McClain-B. HOckenbery Pat Bolduc enjoyed a good night D*n Wmii (•> lb r h po a ** rhi J 2 1 2 0 waa given a coaching job to help at the plate, getting three singles Cordora, rf 8 2 1 2 0 (1 n Daick. If ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 I) Pinson, Cincinnati. .3.33; Temple, the young kids on the t^am. 0; H. McCann-S. Jacob# 2. A. Mct ab r h pt^ a • rbi Free-Free^Free Gustafson, rf 2r 1 2 1 0 0 2 B. n<*yiio!fis. r f , , 2 0 n I 1 f t 0 Cincinnati. .321; BoyCr, 8t. Louis, Nelll-P. Carlin 1: R. McAHister-G. in four trips. Tom Mason banged i B. iiousr. if. p ..3 0 0 2 0 0 0 Hnimss, as ., 3 0 0 2. 1 0 0 Bo|j«.*rtnn»*auh. rl 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 One of Season^8 Best Drivers "It's a tough thing' to admit out two hit# for the winning Man- I S : , "* 8 0 1 S 0 0 0 VJttiisr. If .... 8 0 1 1 0 0 2 .317. .you’re through, biit the time ha# Johnson 2. D. Turcotte-A. Sobiski 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 Strply. r 3 ] 1 0 0 (1 0 21 2 4 21 9 3 ’1 j Home Runs — 'Banks. Chicago, come," Sauer said. "And the time 0; C. Obremzkt-J. Thurston 2, I, omen. Norm Gagnon and .Mm 1 whfelfr rf if ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 ilanna. 3h ..., 2 1 1 0 3 2 0 t (1 i Speedway^Ted^speed ace who now looks like Cbnstanline-A. Beebe 1; L. Lavoie- Jdoriarty were the only two G^ a-1 I Moriarty. . c 8 0 1 7 0 0 0 WaiTPii. sf .. 3 1 \ 8 0 II 2 ab r h iM) a 1ft rbi 37; Mathews, Milwaukee, .34; Is now for me. My reflexes are - ' D. Mojsjipr, 8 0 0 1 1 0 0 Ilowani. 2b .. 2 1 0 6 2 It 0 IVlanp.v. 2b ... . 3 0 3 8 0 J 0 Tappet, one of the all-time great­ good bet to win his a e c o n d Aaron, Milwaukee. .33; Robinson, gone and I can't get around on a L. McGivern 2, K. 8cables-B. Kus- »olve the pitching erf | ” 7 '.” . 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 <>liapnian. lb 2 1 1 4 IV' i\ .1 • Jupiafson. c .. . 8 0 0 12 0 f t f t straight point championship at mik 1. flreballlng Campbell aa they both i wiiiis.' rf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 est ngjdgei, sport# car and stock Cincinnati, 28; Opeda, San Fran­ pitch like I should." 2 00 2 1 0 0 HoliTiRa. sf 1 0 1 0 0 II 0. Biiikiij*., ss ... 8 n 0 0 1 1 0 Agawam. cisco. 2ft. Sauer looked around the club-' got singles. Their only scoring IP’’'!'’" Chappsll, p ,. 2 1 1 2 0 b 1 punran lb , ,, . .8 0 0 2 0 f t ft cSi- racer#, cglttff steady Eddie Also. F. Crandall-H. Dey 2, A. threat____. came______— in the seventh f as ' M Bob sdien. p 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 .Srhiinnipll, :;b , 2 1 1 1 0 0 ft Tappet, noted that the stock Pitching Face, 'PiUsbiirgh,'‘7ft- house after the Giants had dropped; Mltchell-E. Dabrowski 0; J. <^ra\\ford.’ If . 8 0 n 0 0 ft ft Flemke of Britain one'of the beet cai’s of today have a little mote 0, 1.000; Antonelli. San Francisco, a 5-2 deciaion to the Mtlw'sukee Whasler reached first on a third , p ... 8 0 0 0 2 II ft drivers he hss seen this year. Nourte-C.. Janicke 2. N. Ifead-L, strike that got away from the M anor 230 002 1—« GIFTS ‘'ampbpH, rf . .3 0 0 0 0 f t f t power than they did 10 year# ago 16-7, .696; Drysdale. IxJS Angeles, 9rave# and pointed to such star# | FlUgertld 0; M. Kamerer-j, Rob­ wn wmi« 000-(SSo 0-0 a • rht catcher and Moriarty singled to put i 8ha« rf 0 0 0 Ifubbapd. rf .. 8 n 1 0 0 f t f t Tappet made his appralial after when he wa# the top dog at River­ 1.1-7, .682; Law Pittsburgh, 14-7, U Willie Maye, Orlando Cepeda, erto 2, C. Ironfleld-A. Doucette 0; HR. Oampbrll , Heriiags, rf , 0 0 I) side and at other Eastern tracks. Willie Kirkland and Jackie Brandt. runners on first and second. guit I#OB. ' Green M anor (4>. Dob 26 ■1 4 •i k 1 2 f t Flemke won a brilliant victory .667; Newcombe, Cincinnati, 11-6, ■y. Morton-E. Tedtord 2. C. True- Rjorkman. )( n n 0 last Saturday night at Riverside "Every year, these engineers ,647.~‘ "Thli is the game for them," he Campbell got down to business and Wlllip (8); BB. M oiter 4: SO. CampHelt Thurston. , 1 0 2 , (Km (>iX> 1 1 man-B. Holt 0; A. “Twerdy-L. struck out the last batter to end 13 Madsen ft. H!te off. Maxzer S for 4 .Whipplr, j«f ,, 0 n 0 . 001 OHi %: 2 Park Speedway, Agawam, in the are finding new methods to 'soup' .American Isiagile laid, "Tliere ian't room for fellowa Twerdv 2. E. Hutton-M. Neubauer rune in I. Madeen ft for 2 rune in f; TO ALL THE . Rob<»ri(s. r ,., n n 0 3B: Banavig)* SR. Banavize :t. Zaioa-- 100-lap Ted Tappet Trophy event, up these engines and the drivers Batting Kiieiin, Detroit, .351; like me. That's the reason T have the game. -L, Moeeer. McCoop. rf .. 0 0 0 ..ki ?. riicliard)'. SA(-. .Maiirhm'k; DP. 0; P. Follansbee-Q. Bell 2. J. By- Nopkp. 3h ; ., 1 0 0 BaimviK" ID Maiirhiii'k: I.OB, Ka.H .1. condiicled annually at the Eddie are getting more and more speed Woodling, Baltimore. .326; Kallne, to step out. uholski-B. Peck 0. Pprk. 3b .... 1 0 0I) Wc.i S: BB. lii.ll) 1. K^piiev .1. SO. lii.li C a i’i'oll o v al in h is h o n o r. cohscloiis." he declared. Deti-6il, ,323; Fox. Chicago, .322; “Baieball ha# been good to me. Single# of 105 or better were Fprruson. n . <1 0 0 And the Giants have treated me Rarkpr. lb '0 0 0 "When I use to race heie, Riverside Btlll Growing Runnels. Bostont 317. turned in by Helen McCann 114- While mahv other stock car Runs Batted In - Klllebrew, wonderfully. ,1. don’t know what ■ 1 Flemko wa# just a young boy with 135-112 (361). Rita McAllister 122- KIDDIES 6 0 a lot to learn about the game*. But tracks are encounferlng dlfficul-1 Washington the future holds, but I want to stay 122, Flo Kloter 108-117, Helene .MO X p today he'# a# good- as anybody ties this asason, . Tappet was land, • 89; Jensen. ’ Boston, 88; Max­ with this organization. I'll do what­ Dey 112-109, Maude Carpenter 110- 200 0- 2 Silort 'Schedule ever the club wants." Russ McKinney, Prop. 3b. -Hann»i, r/irdAra 3B. V*mnfr. I’ve seen thi# ye»r,” TXppel com­ pleased to see that Riverside is well, Detroit, 77; Malzone, Bos­ Sauer, whose 6-4, 200-pound 109, Fran Crandall 112, Eve Ted- HR. D. Thurflon,. Bt^Aly. dda on. mented after he preeented Flemke still growing. ton. 76. fortf '11.1, I/Ois McGivern 118, Alice LEASE He said that' "Riverside con­ t’uild belie# hi# age, wa# relegated Beebe 116, Flo Johnson I17i -i- . Tonight with the handsome trophy. Home Runs Klllebrew, Wash­ •o a plnch-hltting role by the HANK 8AUEK Chicago oPi M ant, to travel Elks vs, Pnnticellt's, 6—Chsr- "Every move that Flemke made, ducts their programs on -a high ington, 37; Colavito, CTeveland, Giant# this season. Even then he Playing Days Over Gloria Johnson 117, Jean Mathia- MODERN ASK ABOUT OUR SENSATIONAL ROGERS the St. Lawrence Seaway on yoqr park he made at the right time. He plane" and that accounts for the 3S; A llis o n , Washington. 28; didn't see much action .because of son 112, Anne Twerdy T07, Anne own? Then prepare to look youri .Trust vs. ■ l^ntlVs, 6 Keenev didn't past up iny opportunities." continued success of the track. Maxwell. Detroit. 26.. I' the team's fine collection of young Sauer can -look ^eck on many McNeill 106, Peggy Carlin 106 and SILVER PLATE COUPON PLAN boat a lot. A bootman leaving Chi- gt. Field. And that waa JUst about tha Stork car racing wilt reaume at Pitching -Shaw, Chicago, sluggers. bright moment* during his long Jean Thuraton KM. SHELL SERVICE STATION cago would have to pas# through! Teacher# vs. K of C, 6:15 Mt. siae of it. Flemke apent the first Rivaraide Saturday night with .760; Pappas. Baltimore, Home Run No. 286 cafeer. Me waa the league’s most The winners will now engage the 15 locks during hi# voyage to Nebo. 33 laps wording hia way to the all the .top doge, including Flemke, .722; MoLish. Cleveland, Hank managed oiily one hit in valuable player in 1952 when h4 men from the Men’s' Sunijtfer WINDSOR ROCKVIUE Montreal, at tha" other end of the | Telephone vs, winner Methodiat- front and onne he got there, there on hand for tha 8:15 p m. aUrtlng .714; Wynn. Chicago. 16-7. 1ft times at bat.' But that wa# a hit 37 homers and drbye in 121 Doubles League in special handi­ flaaway. Ipoliee, 6:16—Cfiiarter Oak Paric. waa iu> atopping tha Nasv BrtUln tima. Ford, New York, 13-6, .684. home run. No. 288 of hi# National runs for the ChicagoChlca Cubs, and wa* cap match game* Wednesday night League career. votedI to the JfU-Btarm - a team tsrica. at tha BoerUiig Oreen. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCM|C8TBR. OONN« THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1969 PAGE NIMRPBEN PAOl.EnSHTlEK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, At^GTJST 80, 195^ 41 Pgaina— Serncga Offered IS ri)ERR OUGHTA BB A LAW BY FAGALY and SHOflTBN DegB—Bbrds— Fata Gsrdsfi—F u n —Dsirjr HouaehNd Good*^ 51 Ap*rtment»—Flat*— Houaaa foir Sale 72 Ha for Sal* 72 Houaaa for Sal* 72 HotUM (or SfUc 72 Wintad^Raal Batat* 77 Prodnets so Lfl" KELVINATOR electric range, .-.-Tenemont* 68 REUPROLBTERT, slip covers a d MINIATURE Fomsranlan, thre* OUTSTANDINO year ’raund home, I CUTE 4 ROOM Bome in Bolton, MANCHESTER—8 bedroom ranch LISTINGS Wanted—Are you plan­ months dd, $78. Call Thompaon- NATIVE PEACHES—now in aea- deep well and 3 surface burners, FIVE ROOM apartment. Children Bolton Lake, waterfront, 8 bed­ artesian wall, new oil humsr. Call lua garage. Quality construction. ning to aell your house? Capa drapBrles custom mads. F i^ s- automatic oven. Excellent condi­ MI f.3tM or m $-8800. R ^ » o n d A ' » CLASSIFIED timates. Open evenings for y m r THOtCUttim nr A lAWAtfAMVr viUs, RI 9-9106. son. Golden Jubilee, $1.49 16 quart over 10 years accepted. Call MI rooms, 1 4 baths, mohdgany BOLTON—Two year dd Ranch — Ice location. Full price,' 117,500. Cods. I Coloniala, Split Levels and baaket and up. Supply limited due tion. $78. MI «-98$7. 3-2068. paneled living room with fire-, Locatad on Bolton dsntar Rd. One Special this weekV ' ld minutes Ranche* are in demand. List your eonvanisnce. P A M Upholstery WANTED---- Good horn# for 6 I-S4 ROOM—Itenea tor aala. Shops, 307 N. Main St. MI 9-6834. to warm weather. Call MI 9-0474, place, kitchen with all built-in acre wooded lot. Two bethroome, from town. Modarh 4 room year property with Frances K. Waiter. months old male dog. Preferably Farmer’s Market, 819 E. Middle AUTOMAHC We*tingbou*e waab- NEAR MAIN ST. — 3 fumlahed units and utility room off main stmken Itving room, kitchen dinette Starting pries |U,80p and up Foi around home near beautiful pri­ Cal.i kti 8-1955 any time for Q^Waa Beothoran's E a poror ADVERTISING CtUSM SAW work—trae* sut. Rea- m iflo fhrm. Inquir* 80 Bunce Drive. Tpke. Ing macblne, ih very good condi­ rooms and bath. Heat and hot kitchen. Home hae a large area. Dan. Prtqed for Immediate further dstaUa call Charlaa Los-^ vate beach, small down payment, rnurteoua aer-vice and appraising Concerto so titled by tlM eoai* paranca. Ml $-7690. sonaUe rates. Call PI S-7NW be­ CAN4 tion. Radio with record player. water. No children. MI 9-4356. screened porch.with sundeck over­ aale. $33,900. The R. E. Dlmock full price, $8,000. Expandable without obligation. poser himself? Call MI 9-0500 after 4. Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245. Cape—garage, one acre land, full A—No. the story goea that a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS tween 1:10 to 4:80 or any time SEEKING HOMe for various looking the lake. Lot 1* fully land- Saturday and Sunday. Household Goods 51 acaped. Home has forced not air BALDWIN ROAD price, $10,500. Lakefront cottue— Franch offictr In Um oudlaiiea of 8:16 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. colored kitten*. MI 9-3818. jieW CABTftO convertible coueb. FIVE ROOM duplex. Call between garage, a buy at $7,000. Tlany Excellent condition. Reasonable. heat and if you are just getting II aix room brick veneer single. the concerto’s first publ^ boartag WATKINS USED ^ 5-7. MI 8-5827. "'married, this home Is ready to more. Just call ua. Mitten ran fix proclaimed It "on Eniperor among M 9-643$ after 5. MANCHESTER Green area— Six Clean as a wlilatle. Shown by ap­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MORTENUm TV. SpeolallBed RCA imove right In. as the sale price pointment only. your needs like a glove. Call the Ruth Milieu conceHos," And Emperor It is teisslalep^ ssm oe. Ml 94941. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 FURNITURE EXCHANGE FIVE ROOM apartment, newly re­ Includes all fumlahlngs, Approxi- room Ranch, two baths, attached Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real­ called to this day. MONDAT TltfO nU SA T 1«:M A.M.—SATIJIIDAT t A.M. I d r a p e s , lined, one pair, green, decorated. hot water. Large yard, garags, full bassment, wall to wall FOR SALE—7-yesr-old Chestnut ' cocoa on white, $4 fe$t wide $18. matelv $3,000 cash needed down. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, tors, Ml 8-6930 or Ml 9-5.524. m e t r o APPLIANCE Service - On* $-pc dining room sot, $128. new school vicinity. Call Ml 4-1943, Call 8-8271 from 9-5. After 5 carpetiM, disposal, $31,000. The Today's Teenagers Seem PLEASE READ YOUR AD Repairs all makes of refrigera­ Gelding with tack. Gentle. Asking MI 8-8985. 1101 Sullivan Ave., Wapping. R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI REALTOR $14,900—81.4 ROOM alngl* home, ex­ 0 —Is there any truth to the $225. M 4-0746. MI 9-8478. Ta Have Much Easier life popular notion that goMlB ora tors, freesers, washing machines, Five-place Dinette Bet, black and bed r o o m mite, *ofa. ebair, 9-5245, MI 3-6440 MI 9-6988 cellent location, oil heat. 8 extra drMra, range oil, gas burners. FOUR ROOMS with heat and lights, lots included In this Idw. low "slllY’ ? CtaMllled or Ad*” oi« taken over tke phone U a eon- FOR SALE—Guernsey heifer, due gold, decorated, cost new $189 now stove, dinette, etc. Call MI 9-9116 second floor. MI 9-9904. 473 Keeney ST. JAMES’ PARISH—8 room older Children and tean-agera may Mi 94iU8. All work guaranteed. $89. after 4:30 p.m. home, conaietlng of 8 rooms, plus l i r SCHOOL STREET—8 room Cape. price. 8. A. Beechler, ReaHor. Ml A—This belief la mMeodtag. vnnlHiee. th e ndverUoer ohould read hU ad the P1B8T DAT IT first calf, vaccinated and blood St. 17x80 living room, phi* a 100x200 8- 8989. not hav been any hatter when I Moat apecle* are, as birds go, ohors ATPEAKS and REPORT ERRORS In ttane for the next fauer- tested Paul Schendel, 506 Gardner ainkroom, lavatory, enclosed porch ^ a a growing i.p thnn they are TTPBWR1TER8 — Repaired, rent­ Love seats, $80. [ 40 " ROUND marbitf top table. 84" down. 5 bedrooms, full bath up. BOLTON—New extra large Cape— wooded lot with outside fireplace. the average in intslllgenee. tloo. The RemU to reaponolble for onlv ONE Ineorreet or omitted ed, sold and serviced 479 E. St., MI 9-0466. 1 acre wooded lot. Very large bed­ Asking $13,500. Call Paul J. Cor- 'TWO FAMILY. 8 and 4‘4 rooms, 8 • now. But they were certainly InMiilon for any adverttaement and then only to the extent of a RiciiviM&firruM Electrie range, $88. mahogany window bench with gold FOUR ROOM duplex, one child Modem heating system, one;car I easier for adults to If with, Middl* Turnpike. MI 9-8477. FORMS-m* cushion. MI 9-3751. garage. In excellent condition. rooms, full basement, garage, built- renti. MI 3-5383. years, old. Oil heat, 'V:ombination •*mako good” Ineertton. Error*-whie.h do not ieaeen the vatne of accepted. $76 monthly. MI 8-1070. storm windows, 2-car garage with Adutts. in those day*, saw no Q—What is moant Iw Uw Urm CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Size 6 pc. breakfast sot, (ntw) $49.96. Price $18,900. Philbrick Agency, in stove and oven. $18,000. "ITie R. j "Davy Jone#’^ locker” T the adrertlaenMot will net he corrected by '*make good” Inoertlon, Articles For Sale 45 TWO STEP itnd Table*, one drop- MI 9-8484 F. Dlmock Co., MI 9-6345, ON A KNOLL attached patio. Must be teen ‘o harm and weren't afraid to make available all hours. Satisfaction be appreciated. Call owner MI A—It Is used to mean Um n ave guarantssd. Call Ml 9-1818. ONE REFRIGERATOR, two 9x12 Spinet De*k, $90. ' leaf cocktail tab!*,' solid ma­ and enforce rules for their own of thoee' who die at sea. D*vy COOPERATION hogany with genuine leather top*. Bustness Location* ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Immacu­ IV Minutes to Hartford on Wilbur 9- 0279. Price $28,000. Principal* protection ana for the protection form wno, wool rugs, one 30” boy’s .bicycle. Cross. Delightful modernized home Jones ta a term for the aplrtt BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Cl o t h e s l in e poie*. aii sizes in­ PI 2-7784 morning* and Week- for Rent 64 late a room cape, 4 bedrooms only. of other adults. MI 9-1043. 16 OAK STREET i; NEW CAPS COD—Shed dormer— on tree shaded lot. Living room the sea, usually an avU Opirtt. stalled. Old pole* reset. Also chain •nd*. tile kitchen, ceramic bath, alum< When we were kid*, we weren't \ ____ STORE FOR RENT, excellent li^ inum storms, may assume 1 4 % overaized 34x86. Ceramic tile bath, 20x30 with wall-to-wall carpet. "Dvo saw. MI 9-1888. 30 ".NOTARY mower, selL-propelled cation 500 square ft., air-condi­ ameaite drive. Near Bowers School bedrooms, kitchen, laundry. Full Lots for Sale 73 sllowed lO go to our friends' houses Q—Who dlacoversd Cape Codf Lost and Found Aatomobilea for Salt 4 $99.95 (reg, $139.95, discontinued Open Thurs. evemhgs until 9 mortgage, excellent value. $14,803. on Sunday. "A man has a right to LAWN MOWERS aharpened and re­ Miisicar Inatraments 53 tioned optional. Tel. MI 8-1191. Paul J. CorrenU. MI 8-8863 —complete for $15,400 tfiret de­ basement. Asking $15,000. A—The discovery of Cape Cod model). Afarlow’s, 887 Main St. Ulosed Mondays posit holds). R. F. Dlmock Co., LOTS IN A and Z zones available. have his horn and family to him­ Is usually credited to BarthoIoaMW NOTTCB B HERBBT given that 1900 PONTIAC. Chleftan, radio. paired. Free pick-up and delivery. COMMERCIAL businesa or office John DeQuattro, Broker,. J. D. Paaa Book No. E IBM, iiaued by heater, hydramatie, 1140. Call MI All work guaranteed: Gasoline en­ TOP SOIL—Poaaibly the cleaneat I dru m s e t — Gretach midnight ROCKVILLE — Two 2-apartment Realtor. Ml $-5245. self on Sunday." my father used Goanold, an English sKplortr. SEWING MACHINE (laat year’s blue pearl---four drum, 3 seta Zild- space tor rent. Up to 6500 square houses, located in center of town. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor Realty, MI 9-3840. to say. The Savlngi Bank of Mancherter 9-B949. gine* overhauled and repaired. and moat fertile delivered in this feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. hae been loot and application ha* Saws set. retoothed and aharp­ area this year. Place your order. model). Never uaed. Worth $130. jian aymbola, cow bells, spur*, Good Income. Price $20,900. Phil- If that seemed Hke a hardship Q—What la th* tidal rang* In 1948 CR08LET, good condition Sacrifice, $35. Will take $2 week­ atanda, caaa, cover*, bruahes, Located near Center. Plenty of brick Agency, MI 9-8484. been made to *aid bank for pay­ ened. Bruno M9*3is. ^ 8-0771. Lieonard L. Gigllo ft Sons, Bolton. parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI MI 9-1642 Resort Property For Sale 74 to us kids at the time, we know the Bay of Fundy ment of the amount of deppell. station wagon. Reasonable. Call CaU Ml 8-7083. ly. Ml 9-1881. r stlcka, etc. 8 months old. Prac­ HILLSIDE MANOR. Vernon — new it vvaan't.-We read a lot of PI 3-8349. tically new. Original $745, will sell 8-7444. STOP LOOKINQ. If you have a Choose your own high wooded lot A—They range from 46 in' M TWO END tables, one coffee table, MANCHESTER — Bowera School ASHFORD LAKE—Cleared water­ good hooka on those long Sunday feet above low water. The record LOST—Blue and while parakeet. Hoosehold Sem «w P&intliis~i^perifig 21 . Hdp -Wantsd—Fsmals..S5 Help Wanted—Male 36 POWER MOWERS — Toro. Jacob­ for $398. "Ml 8-8474.' Can be aeen family and need 7 rooms, good For your new Ranch, Split, or '"■o- area Cuatqm built 7 room Cape. 2 front lot, sandy beach, driveway. afternoons. And al. the fathers in 1959 RAMBLER American. Forced twin lamps, good condition. Rea­ at 168 Woodland St LARGE PLEASANT store, excel­ location, extra buUdlng lot in­ lonlal R. F, Dlmock Co., Realtcr. tide—103 feet—was recorded there An*wer» to Lucky, Vicinity of Offered 18-A sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. lent for grocery, TV, or appliance unfinished. Bhcceltent condition. Call Marion E, Robertson, Broker. the nalghbqrhood actually got In 1869. Loomis and Bilyue St*., Manches­ to sell. Will take trade. 38 Russell PAINTINO a n d paperhanging. BOOKKEIEPER — High school ABOUT,SEPT. 9th—Driver for a Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ sonable. Call ^ 3-6388. cluded. All this for $18,900. Act Ml $-5245. - — ---- ' MI 8-5053. St., before 8 p.m. GIBSON EUECTRIc guitar, amp!i- salesroom, etc. Good size front today. Philbrick Agency, MI Large kitchen.' Tireplace. open their day of real. ter. MI 9-9787. WEAVING of bhmi, moth holes First,eiaas work. Avallabis now. graduate; will train. 5-day work school bus. Afternoon run 1:4S- ers. Parts and service. Capitol windows. Call after 6. MI 9-1680 atalrcase, vestibule, oil hot water W# werjn’t allowed to use a and-tom clothing, hoaiery runa, FHtlly insured. Call any Unis. week. -Apply. In person, Mr. 4:15. Ray Belcher, Ellington Rd., Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man­ ' fier and case. Coat over $300. Sell 9-8464. VI Q—la there on Inetonce, on rec­ 1961 PONTIAC Catalina, hydrama- KITCHEN SET for Bale. MI 9-9933. $150. PI 3-7415 after 6..p.m. or MI 6-3648. 99 Summer St. heat, tile bath, copper plumbing, Subnrban for Sale hom for a-doocbell either, which tic, good running condition. Radio, handbags repairad, zipper re­ AC 9-8838. Bourne, Bourne Bulck, Inc., 385 Wapping. MI 4-0340. chester. MI 3-7958. large wall ahaded lot enclosed for ord o t Niagara Falla etondlag P cm nali placement, umbrellas repaired, Main St. EAST CENTER ST.— Two-famlly BOLTON—6 room oversized cape. did a ' lot lO keep our neighbor­ sun? ;; I ■ heater. 1188. MI 9-0484 after B. I 85 UPRIGHT PIANOS. Looking f. r ATR-CONDmONED S-room office. home, extra building lot. Good In­ % acre lot. Excellent condition. privacy. All citv utilltiea. Call COVENTRY—4 rooms, tile bath, hood quiet. *'Oef out of the car men’s shirt' collar* reversed and ALL AROUND machinist with Job SUMMER SALE—on fertile done- YES! THERE 18 A, 100% Main Street location. Park- owner after 5. Ml 8-8255. oil hot water heat, garage, 11500 A—For 30 hours begtnalnc on VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In replaced. Marlow'* Little Mend­ shop experience. Call Ml 3-5125. less loam. Also, sand stone, a good piano? Before you see me, come. 170 foot frontage on East $15,900. "^e R. F. Dlmock Co., and go to the door" was the order Vlarch 39, 1646. Nlatana’a watoo' Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 "SANTA CLAUS” look around and cbmpare prices! ing. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Center Street plus garage and Realtors. Ml 9-!S24S. cash required. Call A. J. Buckley, of the day. Now teenagers use 0 ray own home *hop. Forty year* 1954 BUICK 3 tone. 3 door. Excel­ ing Shop. REGISTERED nurse —part-time. Mr. Kirk. gravel fill. MI 3-8603. I DON’T WANT IT Welles Agency, PI 2-7358, PI ceased to fall. An hss ijam dogged factory experience. AQ makes, low Call MI 9-2858. No other piano' store offers the FOR SALE, Rent. Equipped aoda bam, $20,000. Shown by appoint-> an'automofMie horn to save their lent conditiOTi. Call MI 9-1B4B. IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT - A COMBINATION gaa and oil stove, MY CUSTOMER ISN’T kind of upright and prices that I ment only. Philbrick Agency, 381 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE 3-7933. the tributary that feeds Niagara. rates, free estimates, free pickup DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ multitude of monthly os-mients DRIVER-SALESMAN GETTING MARRIED shop, luncheonette. 133 Spruce St., vm I legs. Many of them even have a and delivery Mr. MlUer. JA pany doors And windows, custom OF'FICK MANAGER In profeaaion- Openings for 2 aggressive young table and chairs, twin beds. can offer. Open 9:30 a.m. to 10 Manchester, Call Export 9-6033, Main St. MI 9-8464. h » lt of giving a lap on the horn may be lumped Into one second al organization -near West Hart­ MI 9-1811. YOU CAN HAVE’IT p.m., Mondays through Saturdays, MANCHESTER — New 5>4 room Country Club Area Wanted—Real Eatate 77 Q -Hoe any golftr beMdaa Bob­ 3-8904. Trailers 8-A work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- mortgage with paymenta of only men for established bread and cake JUST BY TAKING OVER Saybrook. (COVENTRY LAKE — 'Two year- every time they paM a friend's by Jones sver 'won both the U.8. limantic HA 8-1196. ford line. Air-conditioned office. route*. Permanent position. Better 255 Market St., Hartford. ranch, basement garage. Choke Attractive .8 room ranch, large bouse. 38c WASH. 10c DRT—Do It your­ $23.35 for each $1,000 you need. Duties include payroll journal, UNPAID BALANCE ’ round cottages. Good investment location, built-in stove and oven, SELLING YOUR HOME? For Open and the National Amataor 38 FOOT trailer, sleeps 8, gas stove Dial CH 8-8897 and aak Frank than average earnings. Guaranteed , Monthlv Payments property. 18,600 for the 3. Call living room, 2 fireplace*, modem prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ Thera was another phrase moet ehamplonshipe ir. the earae jtiorY self. Lucky Lady. S*lf-8erV?ce TV SERVICE — Potterton’s, all trial balancea, handling personnel 1959 MAGNAVOX 17"' TV, table 65 ceramic tile bath, amesite drive, kitchen, dinette, 3 bedrooms, tile and electric refrigerator with a makes. Highest quality guaranteed Burke or Mrs. Carter how Con­ salary and commission. Paid vaca­ model. Stand included. MI 4-08.13. $17.22 Wanted—To Buy 58 Houses for Rent Marian B, Robertson, Broker. MI completely landscaped lot, $17,800. ice and appraising without obliga­ kids were well aware of whan I A—Charles Evans, wtw dtd thUi Laundry, 11 Maple St. (acrtiaa toUet. 1400. Ml 8-7B06. necticut Mortgage Exchange, 18 (six persona), working with pub­ tion, pension t>lan, paid hospital bath, recreation room, large flag was growing up. It was: "Don't from First National Store Parking work and parts, over 47 years' ex­ lic. Blue Cross, CMS, accident and 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE ROCKVILLE—Near center. 5 room 8-5953. R. F. Dimock Co. Realtor MI tion, call S. A, Beechler, Realtor^ in 1916, Is the only other golfer to perience. Famous for service since Lewia St., H a^ord, and surgical plan. Experience not 21" TV. ELECTRIC toaster. Scat­ AND APPLIANCES WANTED TO BUY 9-6245. atone terrace. Priced to aell Im MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith,-As­ wear out your welcome.” Now klda capture, both titles In the oanM Lot). MA8TERCRAFT utility trailer, all health, life insurance furnished. necessary. $100 returnable cash house, one floor, on Hartford bus ST. JAMES’ PARISH—4 bedroom mediately at $23,900. and teenagers are so unafraid of steel, needs paint, |75. 9B Ridge 1981. Phone Ml 9-45S7 for best Salary according to experience ter ruga. Coffee table. Coats, HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE I Good ' used resalable furniture, line. Oil heat. Furnished or un­ sociate. MI 9-8952. Member Multi­ yiar. AMAZING new EHectrolux ‘‘R" service. bond required. Apply dresses, size 18 Miscellaneous ar. MONTHS also small upright and spinet home, 2-car garage, amestte IX ple Listing Service. "wearing out their welcome’’ that St. and ability. Please include quali­ tides, BU 9-3961. furnished. Available Immediately. drive, excellent condition. Priced OWNER MI 9-2141 automatic F., World’s only fully Help Wanted-—Female 35 fications and experience and I sold this to a young eoupl* 8 pianos. P. O. Box 29, Rockville they take over the houses of their Q—Which ship was the tin t to automatic cleaner, fully gtvrhn- FLAT FINBH Holland jwindow 1055 Broad St„ Hartford to sell at $16,800. Paul J. Cor- MANCHESTER—Main Street loca­ ARE YOU CONSIDERING friends. They tell their mothers where you can be reached con­ FOR SALE—Complete service sta­ month* ago, but they ar* not get­ rentt, MI 3-636.7. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? carry the Araedcon Flog around teed. Call EHectrolux authorized Aato Driving School 7-A ahades, made to measure.' All veniently. Write Mr, J. G. Dyoll, 8-10 a.m. ting married. Watkins Useti Furniture FURNISHED or unfurnished, heat­ tion. Offered for first time on the DON’T WAIT! when they leave home, ‘Hf anyone the globe? sales and service. MI F-SSOB. metal venet^n blinds at a new KEY PUNCH OPERATOR tion equipment. TR 5-9916 from market, this valuable site for either We will appraise your property cells me. tell them to call me at I Box B, Herald. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Evenings. MI 3-6146. BLOND BEDROOM Exchange ed. knotty pine. Adults only. New 361 SUMMIT STREET—An attrac­ free and wlthouti any obligation. A—The Coliiir.bia. ’ EARLY’S DRIVING School—stand­ low price. Keys made while you I.JVING ROOM SUITE Bolton Rd. MI 3-6S8Jk- tive 7 room home offering excel­ business or residential rentals. Don’t wait, until fall to buy that Joe’s house." e n fi ard and automatic dual controlled wait Marlow's. Opening in small department for Help Wanted— 15 Oak Street Ideal fOr office building or com­ Wa also buy property for cash. Another thing about those by­ area. Hartford. Call a key punch operator either full­ EMPTY GALLON jars (all 5-PC. DINETTE SET lent living apace at a reasonable house. A leading buaineaa publica­ Member Multiple Listing Q—Who was the ftrst-knoWB ter to Capitol *3 Car*. Cla*s room instructions for Help Wanted—Male 36 Male or Female 37 cleaned.) Ideal for canning or "Westlnghouse” Elec. Ref. FOUR room nicely furnished home. mercial use. Full price, $39,500. tion aays, "Mortgage rates and gone I'ays, the telephone was Mr. Oates-, MI 9-9118 after 4:80 FLOOR CLEANING and waxing time or part-time day*. Good I WE BUY and sell antique and used Available Sept. 1 through June 30. cost. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, Call the R. F. Dlmock Co., Ml STANLEY BRAY. Realtor woman-golfer ? 18-17 year olds. For day and done evenings. Finest waxes, pro­ wages, modem air-coibntloned of­ home use. Case of four 25c. Man­ "Caloric" Combination Rang* furniture, chins, glaas, silver, pic­ modem kitchen with dining housing pricea are rielng." BUY BRAE-BURN REALTY mainly for adult use. Now In the A—Mary Queen of Scots. Edu­ p.m. evening appointments call Mr. LATHE OPERATORS RESPONSIBLE men and women chester Public Market 803-806 No information by phone. See 9-5245. NOW. See the fine selection of average home, kids develop tdei- fessional equipment. Dennis fice. "Maytag" Washer ture frames, gun*, attic content*, Alice Clampet, Realtor, 843 Main space, 1 car garage, outdoor Xn 3-6273 cated in France, she called the bajr WANTSn>—Ride from Manchester Early. MI 9-8878. Kerin. MI 9-1805, EXPERIENCED ONLY to drive school bus 7:30-8;.3n, Main St. "Emerson” Television Set whole' eatate*. Fqrniture refin- patio, insulation, hot water heat, homes, new and lived in being of­ phonltls by the age of 6. From who carried her clubs a cadet, Apply 2:15-3:30. MI 9-0652 afler 8. XU St., Manchester. fered for sale by the to G. Feat A Co., vicinity Hartford. MORTLOCK’S Maachaatar’s laad* "Hoover” Vacuum l*hed and repaired.cJ!'ui-niture Re­ casement windows, plus many SELLING? BUYING? Trading? We then on they make and receive giving the word the French pro­ Cali MI 9-8778 any time. Tc those qualified we offer good 3-2813, COMPLETE porch encloeure in pair Service and Sales, Talcott- other nice features. Schools, are just about sold out on listings about 10 times as many calla as Ing driving school, tlire* sldllsd, First, National Stores, Inc. eluding glass, screens and doors, Also included Sealy inneraprlng NEAR ST, JAMES’ School -r- Six MANCHESTER—6 room Cape Cod, JARVIS REALTY CO. nunciation. From that came our courteous Instrueton. Class room IRONING DONE In mv horns. Ml Park and Oakland Avea. pay with fringe benefits in pleM- Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex­ ville. room fumiahad home In residen­ stores and bus are nearby. Quick 8 or 4 bedrooms, good condition, an call ua. We would he giad to their parents. word "coddle.” , WANTED—Ride or passengers to 8-4098. East Hartford, Conn. ant surroundings. EMPLOYMENT Suitable for shore cottage or coun­ ander Smith" Rugs, Lamps, tial section, $125 per month. One sale price, $17,800 with immediate 288 EAST CENTER ST. rail on you and talk thing* over. Ro the home is never quiet even Pratt A Whitney, East Hartford, InstructiodB for U , 16, 17 year try home. Endoees space 132 excellent family home with large olda Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, inlaid and year lease from Sept, 1 to Sept. occupancy. Robert J. Smith, Inc., yard for children. Selling under MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 Mitten can fix your need* like a when the children are all away. Q—Where In th* Weatern Hem­ South parking lot, hours 7 a.m - Apply in person . ^BPORTUNITIES square feet, $35 MI 9-2804. a few other article*. USED COMMERaAL type refrig­ 963 Main Street, MI 9-5241. glove. CaU the Ellsworth Mitten 8:80 p.m. Leaving from Bisaell St. Director of Drtvm Education. Bnildlnt—CoBtraetlng 14 TYPIST POSITION eration unit. Call MI 3-8268. ' i, 1960, John DeQuattro, Broker, FHA appraisal. Priced .at only For a telephone keeps ringing and isphere do you find a pyramid with MI e-73M. stock Man KITCHEN SET — table and 4 Free storage until wanted. Free J. D. Realty. MI 9-3640. 812,600. R. F. Dimock Co., MI 24 MUNRO ST.—Beautiful English Agency, -Realtors. Member MT.3. Mama or Papa—whichever one ir a base largar than that of Egypt’s MI 3-4437. DEAN $18,800—28 WOODBRIDGE St. - 9-5245. colonial, 7 rooms, 114 hatha, 30-day MI 3-8980. ILL TYPES o f- canentry work Available In our claims depart­ Department manager for pet chairs, 140. Also 10 section cast delivery. Free setup by our-own I HAVE YOU any aurplua store or Spacious older home, 8 room* plua good-natured en .jgh to take over Grqat Pyramid? LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ done, altarationa, oormera, roof­ MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. iron radiator, $10. Summit St. reliable men. ROCKVILLE— Windsor Ave. 5 room occupancy. Must be aeen to be ap­ the Job o' chlldfen'a oecretary— A—The Pyramid of the Sun ment for young lady with pood typ­ shop. $1 restaurant equipment that you do ranch on bu* line, convenient to 2 unfinished. Easily converts' preciated. 'John DeQuattro, Brok­ MULTIPLE LISTING Automobile* for Salt 4 censed driving school trained. .. ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-8681. 165 Adams St. Department manager hardware MI 8-8751. Phone for appointment. not have any use for? I will b\iy into a 2-famlly, 3-car garage. Lot XI keepa repealing over and over near Mexico O ty hoa' a larger base Certified and approved, is now of­ ing ability. To he trained In dicta­ dept. "and.pay coah. Call MI 9-0474. stores and schools. Available Sept. er. J. D. Realty, MI $-3840. IS FOR YOU! such fmroses asi "Susie Isn’t here. than the Greet Pyramid built bg kNT RIND of em n m try and cabi­ STOCK AND parts, bins, also SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford, 15. $115 monthlv. Call MI 9-7319. 99x185. Marion E. Robertson, VERNON—New 6',4 room ranch, at­ NEED A CAB and had your credit fering classroom and behind phone work. Knowledge of medical Waitress. CH 7-0858 Broker. MI 3-5953. 139 EUZABKTH DRIVE— Green She went swimming. Yea, Mary Cheope. turned down? Short on down pay­ wheel Instruction for teenagers. net work done. Honest and relia­ COMMERCIAL artist for sketch shelving. Perfect if you are add­ tached garage. 1 acre lot, built-in Whether buying oc selling lake Beth went with her. I think they’ll ble workmanship. Call Roacoe terms helpful. Applicant must be The above merchandise also on AVAILABLE Sept. 1 to June 1, atove and oven. $17,900. R. F. Manor, 8 room ranch, attached ment? Had a repoaaession? Don’t MI 9-6075. rendering. Dlsplaycraft. MI S-Oll’T Appl.v W. T. Crant ('o. ing to your storage area. Call MI Rooms Without Bonrd 59 1960. completely furnished 2 bed­ $14,600—SIX ROOM Cape Cod In advantage of the Multiple' Listing be back about five. Have her call Q—What la .o-pepular name for Thompaon, MI 1-1898 for eati- high school graduate. Excellent 9-5445 sale at our Main store in Waterbur"- Dimock Co., Realtor*. MI 9-5245. garage, diahwaaher, electric atove. Services offered through the Jarvis give up! See Douglas Motors, get Manchester Parkade I ROOM WITH kitchen privilege*. room house. MI 3-2852. preferred Bowers School area. Up­ washer, dryer, refrigerator. Two you as soon as she gets home? the fruit of the African baobab f “# the lowdown on the lowest down PREPARE FOR driver’s test: mates benefila, pleasant working condi­ TOOL OPERATORS See It Day Or Night stairs bedrooms air-conditioned, Realty Co. Check our Multiple List­ All right, n i tell her.” tree ? Ages 16 to 60. Driving and elase- tions. For appointment call If .you have no mean* of trans­ Centrally located. Babie* ac­ xvin minutes from school. Occupancy ing Board in our air-conditioned o^ and amallest payments anywhere. BIDWELL HOME Improvemen*. EXPERIENCED ONLY WANTED--DIahwaaher. Apply In 30 GALIXIN water tank. New Rex cepted, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. BOLTON LAKE-Attractively fur­ nicely decorated, recently painted in time for school opening. As­ (All rights reserved, A—The queer fruit, almost ^ Not a small loan or finance com­ room. Three instructloiu. No wait­ person. Center Restaurant, 499 portation, I’ll send my auto for nished 4 room winterized cottage. exterior. S, A Beechler Realtor. fice at your leiaure. Listing your ing, Manchester Driving Acade­ Co. Alterations, eulditions ga­ gas heater/ MI 9-4691. you. No obligation. 4>4 ROOM RANCH, like new. fire sume-4% mortgage. John DeQuat- home with Jarvis will assure you NEA Servloe, Inc.) foot long, is colled "monkey pany plan. Douglaa Motors, W rages. Roofing and siding experts. LIBERTY MUTUAL To those qualified we offer good Main St. I PLEASANT ROOM for a gentle­ Conveniences. Knotty pine inter- MI 3-6969. [ place, ceramic tile bath, ameaite tro, Broker J. D, Realty, MI bread.” Main St. X my. PI 3-7249. io’r. Beautiful lakefront, 20 min­ of Prompt action. Buying a home Aluminum clapboards a specialty. pay with fringe benefits in pleas­ A—I^ B —E—R—T—’S man. separate entrance. 14'i $16.500—OVERSIZED 8 room Cape drive, attached garage, full prii 9-3640. Unexcelled workmanship. Easy INSURANCE CO. ant surrounding*. PART-TIMBl--Friendly Ice Cream Hackmatack St. Call MI 3-1616 or ute* to Hartford. Oct. 1-June 1. $11,900 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, from Jarvis will assure you of a Q—What city has been called OLDER CARS, 'mechanics spS' ha* openings for male counter Dian^onds—Watches— 43-46 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD MI 3-0435 in quiet residential location, this quality home at fair market value. EKypt's Temple Largest budget terms, MI 9-8495 or TR OPEN NIGHTS "nLL 8 P.M. OV 4-3680. MI 9-5245. MANCHESTER—Six room Colonial "Gibraltar of the South?” cials, fixit yourself osxs. always Motorcyeles—Bieyrie* 11 MI .9-1161 Apply In person worker* during evenings' and Jewelry 48 ImiiiBculately kept home is worthy located on East Side of Manches­ If you are having financing prob­ a g o ^ selection. Look behind our 5-9109. weekends. Housewives — open­ SAT. 6 P.M. of vour consideration, also 3-car lem* come in and let us try to Cairo—The Temple of Amun' in A—Vicksburg. Miss. GIRL'S 28" Hawthorne Wcycle with LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re­ I NEWLY DECORATED large beau­ XX ter. priced at $14,500. Screens and office. Douglas Motors, 888 Main. MAJOR OIL CO. — Ha* a steno­ DEAN ings for counter work during lunch tifully furnished housekeeping Suburban for Rent 66 garage. S. A. Beechler. Realtor, storms, recently painted. FHA solve them. Service js our stock In El Karnak, about 450 miles up the carrier, in good condition MI pairs. adjusts watches expertly m 3-6969. Q—Where la the takt purely feu­ 9-7275. Rooflnir—^d ln g 16 graphic position available in new hours. Applicants must be neat NORGE full size electric stove for room for one person. 272 Main. MI MANCHESTER—New 6 room Co­ appraisal. Minimum $700 down. trade. Let u* serve you TODAY. Nile from Cairo, is reputed to be 1958 FORD Falrlane convertible, district sales office. Small office, MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. in appearance, with pleasant per­ Reasonable prices. Open dally. FIVE ROOM single house and the .largest columnar structure dal state in the world ? power steering. Clean. In excel­ Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce sale, good condition. ^ 9-1393, 3-4071. ADAMS ST.—Three acres Of com­ lonial. fireplace, built-in atove. oven For. appointment call The Lomaa A—The Channel Island of Sark. RAY’S ROOFING GO., shingle and diversified duties, shorthand a 165 Adams St. sonality. No experience necessary. I garage. Inquire Bolton General and dishwasher. $17,900. R. F. ft Nettleton Co., CH 9-6211. Eve­ JARVIS REALTY CO. ever built. Constructed during the lent condition, $1,300. Call TR built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ must. Good starting salary. All Call MI 9-8196 for appointment. Street. Ml 9-4387, IHA'VE RENTED one room to a ^ Store, Route 6, Bolton. MI 9-0817. mercial and industrial land having 283 EAST CENTER ST. Sark was port q t th* Duchy of 5-1804 days. BOY S BICYCLE for tale. Road- 4 room home on premises, $11,900. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI 9-5245. nings Mr Handler, MI 9-7613. Mr. reign of Rameses II (1292-1225 Normandy when William con­ master. MI 8-7829. tor work: roof, chimney repair*. benefits. Call CH 9-9391. TURRET LATHE operator* able to teacher. Can accommodate an­ ^Gaffev, JA 8-0688, Mr. Booth AD MI 3-4112 MI 9-1200 B.C.), the temple’s hypostyle Hay Hagenow. MI ,9-2214; Ray set up and operate short run lots. other. All privileges. Ml 9-8258 ROCKVILLE — Well furnished 5 Philbrick Agency, Ml $-$464. Mr. Werbner MI 3-7847 quered England in 1066. WANTED — Clean used cars. We STENOGRAPHER — Small East Garden—Farm— Dairy room apartment in residential dis­ XXI 3-8441. hall, an audience chamber could buy, trade down or trade any­ Jackaon. 'MI 8-8825. Wilco Machine Tool Co., Route 8 Situations Wanted— after 5. BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 3 bed­ contain the Cathedral of Notre Business Servl^ Offered 13 Hartford - office. Shorthand and ft 44, Bolton. Products 50 trict. Adult* only. $25 weekly. TR MANCHESTER-New 7 room Co­ ANDOVBR-Bolton-Coventry. Cot­ Q—Iffith the odmioalon of Hawaii thing. Douglaa Motor*, 333 Main. OOUaHUN ROOnMO Company, eneral office work. 35 hour week. Female 38 STORE [AIRCRAFT day worker preferred 5-9121. room ranch, fireplace, cellar, tages and year 'round homes on Dame in Paris. The entire tem­ to statehood, what will become the PEACHES — Golden .Tubilec **or beautiful condition, lovely lot with lonial, U/4 baths, breeteway two MANCHESTER 1961 INTKRNA'nONAL ^-ton pick­ TAMKIR TREE Removal — land bic. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- falary open. JA 8-6508. Weba’er PROOF PROOF PROOF ‘ for convenient light housekeeping car attached garage. Built-ins. Im­ waterfront. Cash buyer* waiting. ple took about 2,000 years to build. southemmoet city in tbs United aabastoa rooting. Also aluminum, ft Webster, Inc. I WILL DO baby sitting in my canning or freezing. 8, Gambolatl, FOR RENT room. Call MI 3-6951. trees, assume 4',i% mortgage. Call Joe Coughlin, Welles Agency, It Was constructed mostly of sand­ States? up truck, fully equipped, low mile­ cleared, firewood cut. Insured. licensed horftie. Fijll or part-time, Summer Romes for Rent 67 Small cash. Only $15,500. Carlton mediate occupancy, $32,900. R, F. 4 room Cape $13,200 age, good condition. 881 Hillstown Call MI 3-8743. Paul A. Ellison. geJvanixed or c^ p er gutters and I-«t me take you out any eve­ Route 85, Bolton. 19 MAPLE 8T 4 room Cape, 3 untlniahed, $14,000 Coventry. PI 2-7358, PI 2-7989. stone surfaced with white stucco. A-!-Hanolulu, Hawaii. MANAGER for woman’s specialty day and/or night. Tel. MI 3-7320. W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Dlmock Co...-Realtor, Ml 9-5245. Rd. MI 8-3901. readers. Ml 8-7707. ning and show you how you can DARK YELLOW com—pick your — APPLY — " ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, _ 6 room Colonial $14,200 RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- shop, experienced only. Apply In earn up to $40 for 3-4 hours [iJtRGE FRONT room near bath. 8 room Cape. 1 mifinished, $15,000 ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ person. Clear Weave. Manchester MOTHER AT home would care for own. 15c dozen. Angel St., behind Manch«st«r Free parking 64 High St. all modern convenience*. Avail­ MANCHESTER — Older $ room 1988 FORD, 5 window coupe, very cars, amplifiers, phom^aphs ■ nd work. You must have car and children of working mother*. Vi­ ABA Tool Co. - ______s.,. , able Aug. 15-Labor Day. Also home needs some work. Owner 6 room Ranch $15,950 good condiUm. 15" wheels. Less changers. Over 47 years total ex­ pentry. Alterations and additions. Shopping Parkade. be willing to work hard. No cinity Verplanck School. Phone Savings and Loon FOR FURTHER information or 6 room Ranch, many extras $16,300 engine, transmission, gas tank perience. 90 days guarantee on all Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ [FURNISHED room near Main St. month of September. Call Ml will take 1st mortgage. 1>4 baths, teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn AVON'S Persian Wood. Exotic promises, just let us prove this MI 9-4720. TOMATOES - Picked in own con- j 1007 MAIN ST. Gentleman preferred, 9 Hazel St. 9-0980. garage. Tongren, Broker, MI appointment to see these homes Rorkledga area lot $4,100 and radiator. MI 9-3870 after 5. work. Potterton’f. Ml 9-4537. to you. Call MI 4-0092. tainers, 50c a peach baaket. Sat- I 3-6321. call Richard F. Dimock, MI 9-8003, For information about any of St. MI 8-4880. scent of the Near East! Only one MI 9-2170. Robert D. Murdock, MI 3-8473, 1948 CHEVROLET, 4-door. new nOOR SANDING and reflnlMdng. of the famous line of coametica urday only. 428 Hillstown Rd I SMALL waterfront cottages at Co­ theSe fine homea, call WE WILL HAVE an opening about Situations Wanted— Male 39 lumbia Lake (few week* left). STRONG STREET—New large 8- Daniel G. Saunders, TR 5-2828, battery, running condition. Rea­ SpeclaUxing in old fkwra. MI and toiletries produced by Avon. Sept. 8 for a man to drive our \ Boaeders vVanted 59-A Call MI 9-4929, MI 3-2593. room ranch now under construc­ Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. THE LOMAS k NETTLETON sonable. Call before 3:30. MI 9-6750. Roofing and Chimnoys 16-A - A wonderful "Earning Opportun­ delivery truck and to help out in S-74S4. - ity" to represent America's larg­ BY RESPONSIBLE, recommended tion. 2 Or 8 bedrooms, fireplace, CO. Tips for smart trippers ROOFING—Specializing repairing the store. Must be courteous and party, part-time janitor job in re­ IBBAUTIFUL room for school paneling, plaster, ceramic tile, 118 PRINCETON STREET — An M A M RUBBISH Removal Sarv est cosmetic company can be furnish acceptable references. 46 Wanted to Rent 68 outstanding eight room Colonial ice. Full time. Residential, com­ roofa of all kinds. New roofs, gut­ yours if you call now. JA 8-8273. turn for bachelor living quarters. teacher. Few minute* to the new full cellar, shade trees, very con­ CH 9-6211 mercial Industrial. Attics cellars, ter work, chimneys cleaned, rc hour week, time and a half after Reply to Box M, Herald. High School. Board optional. MI venient location. Call builder, MI home located in one of Manches­ 40 hours, all benefits. Apply in BUY IT NOW! 3-6745. SINGLE engineer desire* 3 room ter’s choice neighborhood*. Large Ssw-Eaiy, So Neat yards, lawn mowing. Ugh graas paired. Aluminum aiding. "0 TOYS. GIFTS. Jewelry-=-Eam $35- unfurnished apartment in quiet 9-4291, ------Evenings and Sundays cut. Incinerator barrels. Ml 9-9767. years’ experience. Free estl $50 for 3 evening’s work. t.,eading person only at Schiebel Bros., living room with adjacent porch, Mr. Han«er—Xn 9-7618. Center St. at Proctor Rd., Man- _I*.nro!I ( hildren In Bowers School For September. residential neighborhood. Writs 58 LAKEWOOD Circle, South— A formal dining room, den and mod­ mates Call Howley, MI 3-5881, MI party plan company, full training, Box N, Herald. Mr. Gaffey—JA 8-0888. 8-0788.' ------no experience necessary. While .chester. ROOMY COLONI.AI.I—3-car garage, fireplace, heated Apartments—Flats— seven room ranch home, 80 feet ern cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, Mr. Booth- AD 8-8441. ~ Tanements 63 long, overlooking jbe re*e,):Yoj.r plus four good sized bedrooms. Cross Party Plan. Call Andover AMESITE SEAL Coatings Co. SEPTIC TANKS aunporch, dining room* 1 4 baths, fruit treea. Lot 100* THREE BEDROOM reht by family Rip* W hsat! AC 8-9026 or Coventry PI 2-6653. ' X 190’. and country club area. Three bed­ “B'olfbn stone addrhs' -the front of Estimator and salesman. 47AI AND [ d e s ir a b l e 4 rooms, heat, hot of six. Reasonable. School age EAST HARTFORD — Cozy four Millinery Drsssniekins 19 .children. Call MI 3-6403 any time. rooms, living room with picture this beautiful Colonial. Deep lot PART-TIME Main St., Hartford. Conn. CHI water included. $90. Call MI window, dining room, den and affords ample recreation apace. room home, storms, amesite 7-8182, from 9-10 a.m. Interview*. I PLUGGED SEWERS NEW LOW PRICE $18,500 9-1919 between 6 pnd 7. pine paneled modern kitchen. Handy to Bowera School and high drive, nice trees. E. E. Bushey, DRESSMAKING and alterations. j Pa.vroll and Statistical Clerk Business Property for Sale 70 Basement has completely equi--- school. Robert J. Smith, Inc., Broker, Xd 9-3088. -k DONT CaU Ml 9-9140. Maohino Gloaaod THE WfLUAM E. BELHORE AGENCY iKOUR ROOM apartment, first ped recreation room plus 2-car 983 Main Street, MI 9-5241. I Must be able to use the comp- r floor, heat and hot water, aun­ COVENTRY LAKE — Year 'round Septia Tank*, Dry Wells, Sewer i BUSINESS property -Spruce St. oversized garage. Wall to walL I iometer. Work with *11 the model i 358 Main StTMt — Ml 3.5121 porch. MI 9-7128. Excellent location. Seen by ap­ carpeting, built In Hi-,FI compart­ ROCKVILLE)—3 family house, '"ery home, 4>4 rooms, 3 bedrooms, Moving-TnifMng— l.ine* Installed—Cellar Water­ good condition. Good size bam. fireplace,- extra lot, $8,95(). PI Storage 20 tools t*f the modem office. Hours LOAM ( proofing Done. [GARDEN APAR'TMENT —Attrac- pointment only. John DeQuattro, ment, excellent rioaet space, full 2-8124. can be arranged. Evening appoint­ Broker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640, attic storage and nicely shaded Large lot with fruit «treea. Good FORGET TO.. CULTIVATED. CLEAN tive 4 rooms, second floor, -omer lot 128’x800’. Robert J. Smith, Inc., investment property. Monthly in­ AUtCriNJ1R1N A. CHAMBERS Co. Local ments can be arranged. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM McKINNEY DROS. Oxford, Middle Tpke., West. $116. 983 Main St. MI 9-5241. come, $175. EMU price, $13,800. mtndag, packing,pack storage. Low Stovq and refrigerator, parking. Farm and Ijind for Sale 71 Vernon -6 room ranch paneled longlong dfitfstanc* movsa to TEL. M l 9.0650 Sswtrag* Disposal Co. Resident Superintendent. MI 3-1809 rates on SPENCER RUBBER CO. $9,900- 5 room ranch, combination fireplace, combination windows, * Turn out the lights . 4$ states. ND $-8187 AFTER 6 P.M. 180-183 PenrI St__Ml S-6S0S MANCHESTER—Approximately SO lovely patio enclosed with red­ ,Chapel St, [FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, acres with 800 foot frontage on atorms. full cellar, large lot, treea, MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ MI 3-5131 garden, near i/us, excellent condi­ wood fence, basement garage. * Turn off the gas gag for rnoking. stove and refrig­ Wetherell St. Call MI 3-1286 be­ Owner moving,*' Quick occupancy. ing Company. Local and 'onr dla- erator. Phone Mi ^-6779, MI 9-4071 tween 4-7. tion. Carlton W, Hutchins. MI tanca moving, packing and *tor- UNGOLN between 5-7. 9-5132. Must be seen to he appreciated. * Notify the milkman and -hr- u a ." Weekly van aendca to New Priced below appraised value. For other deliveries York. Ml $-8588. • SEPTIC TANKS Housea (or Sale 72 WEST SIDE—Gamfcolati bvilt 6 appointment call Katherine Rem- CLEANED and INSTALLED [SEVEN ROOM duplex .-available room cape, fireplace, dormera, kiewicz, MI 13-8768. * Lock the windows MANCHESTER Package Delivery, Sept 1st. MI 9-7763. 6<4 ROOM Cape Cod. shed doriper, aluminum atorms, 120' frontage,' light trucking and package deliv­ MERCURY bu*. oqly $14,600. Carlton W. Y^RGE 7 room Cape on 8 acrea WANTED tile bath, fireplace, open stair- * Turn off the water in ery. Refrigerators, w;a*her* and • SEWERS J ,4 ROOMS—heat, hot watei\ stove j Hot .water oil heat, recrea- Hutchins, MI 9-5132. of land with a view. l\4 baths. 2- «tove mo'ving apeclaity. Folding MACHINE CI.EANED and refrigerator, $75, 210 Keeney i. room, porch. Shade treea, car garage, large 'workshop. DOWN PAYMENT - the sink and tiib' chair* for rent. MI 9-0752. FIRST C U SS AUTO MECHANIC AA ZONE. Custonfi 514 room ranch, $24,900. Philbrick Agency, XH • INSTALLATION ______good condition. Charles Leaper- bullMns, recreation room, awn- 9-8464. for qnaUaed veteraaa at * Inform your neighbors EDSEL [THREE ro o m apartment, first Ml 9 'r620, EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ijigs porch, plastered garage. SPECIALIST COVENTRY—Six room ranch on and the police Painting—Pspsriiic 21 > . TOP-WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING floor, heat and hot water fur­ BUSINESS SITE on Bast Center Reasonably priced. Carlton W. , OONDITIONS. APPLY ; BE A THRIFTY BUYER A t nished, centrally located. MI St., 120 fool frontage, plus 8 room Hutchins. 9-5133. Daley Road. 5 minute'' walk_ to * Tell your newspaper PAINTING AND paperbanging. Town aad Couatry 8.5660. house, 4-car garage with 58 feet lake, one acre of land with shade Good clean workmimanip at rea- more frontage. Carlton W. Hutch­ NEW 7 room ranch in Manchester. treea. $12,500.- Philbrick Agency, carrier when to riop aonable rates. 30 year*^ In Man- CENTER MOTOR SALES ins, Ml 9-5132. 3 full baths, built-in oven and Ml 9-8\64, jj/iQ A jap^ and when to reaume cheater., Raymond Flske, Ml Drainage Go. 4«t MAIN ST. range, recreation room with fire­ daily delivery 9-9337. MORIARTY NOTICE MANCHESTER — Sturdy new six place. 2-cer garage. Excellent lo­ 42 CONCORD RD, - Beautiful 7 M IM 1 4 3 room ranch, 2 baths, excellent room Garrison Colonial. 1% hatha, cation. This house ha* over 1500 *THEN , . . start off EXTERIOR and interior painting. Notice ia hereby given that the hot water heat, full inaulation, square feet all finished living grounds, 30-day occupancy, nics 8253^ CeUings refinisbed. Paperh'hanging. BROTHERS [EIGHTH SCHOOL A UTIUTIES home for professional. Recreation hi SOUTH WINDSOR and have a grand time! l3)4-3*'/i Ff' plastered wails, fireplace, paneled area. $20,900. . Down payment re­ Wallpaper books. Estlmatss given. Low Suburban OvnriMod In I DISTRICT will accept bids for the ‘wall, knotty pine cabineta, Laige quired. $2,900. Philbrick Agency. room, pow.de'r room. John DeQuat­ Fully covered by insurance. Call [following items: MI 9-8484. tro, Broker' J„ D. Realty, Xfl home models to choose Edward Ri Price. MI 9-1008. shade Trees. Call owner and build­ 9-3840. I No. 1 To supply fuel oil for the er. MI 8-4880. from — S ranehee plua ^eW 'Sim jdljb SUMMIT ST.—Two apartment*, 8 a split-level. Firehouse at Hilliard am"^WERNON-MANCHESTER line — VERNON — Three vacant ranch Main St. and the Sewer and 4 rooms each, beautiful closed homes in Vernon. One of ' these MANCHESTER New 8 r^ m ranches, 19x14 living in porch and nice grounds. Enjoy year VA, FHA mort­ A neat daytime dress designed Plant. The pricea quoted room with fireplace, 3 spacious might be whal you have been gages. to fit the not so tall woman with are to he delivered pricea in nice income. John DeQuattro, looking for. Shown any time. 30 The lovely wheat-stitch makes • HIBH TRADES • LOW PRICES bedrooms, all modern kitchen,with Broker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640. almost no alterations. Sew-slmple! Wanted WE ARE HIRING! Manchester. Conn, built-ins. Anderson windows, 'city Owners will listen to offers. Ton­ See these flue homes today! No. 8258 with Palt-O-Rama is I this bridge cloth a compliment- gren, Broker. 'MI 3-6$21, "Any­ Avery Heights Is over 80% I winning one! You’ll find It easy to water, $16^500.. Paul J. Correntl, VERNON — Across Manchester in sizes-12>i, 14H. 18I.S. 18>.,, OVER 70 NEWr CARS M STOCK I No. a Tq install: an 8” reinforced MI 3-5883. thing in real " 60I-D OUT so don’t delay. ' REMEMiER: Th*r*'« nothing moro •nioVoM* than ijiowt 22>^. 24H- 26.2, 35 bust. 31« ysrds I the tabletop. TOOL and FOR IMMEIHAfE DEUVERY ture of 1-2-4 or better, in $12,600—Immaculate 6 room Cape, 6 room oversized Cape, 2-Car ga­ MANCHESTER — -Near schools, of 35-incH. Pattern No. 5923 has crochet di- front of the Firehouse on amesite drive, storms, cellar, rage; 8 room ranch with garaoge; stores, country club. 9 room home from homo, wh*n you'r* away from homo! KOop^poatod on aH tho To order, send 36c, in coins to I rections for 36" square cloth; ma- R Milling Machine Operators # Toolmakers Main St. 1 huge wooded lot, near bus, school, plua 2>4 acrea land. This property for large family or for conversion Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ . terial requirements; stitch llluatra- OAUOE MAKER “Always A Belter Buy at MoriartyV’ shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI can be divided. Room for addi­ to 2-family. Nsw furnace, |copper locot doings! Coll Circulation C^portmont, Ml 3-2711, today, ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF ' tions. .The bids will be accepted by 9-5132 tional homes. John DeQuattro, plumbing, storms, screens, etc. To order, send 25c in coins to: . . . Must be full,v experi­ I David J.' Marks, 440 Woodland Broker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3840. Reasonabiy priced for immediate 14,250 AMERICAS. NEW YORK 86. N. hov* your fovorit* ntwspopor follow whorovor you go! Don’t miu V. . Aline Cabot. The Manchester Eve­ enced. WUI pay top wages. • A ll Around'Machinists St., Manchester, Conn., until 12 SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, four bad- sale. Carl and Esther Schwarz. ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF We will Interview between I o’clock noon on August 31st. 1959. rooms,. modern kitchen, large liv­ 989 tOLLAND TURNPIKE-A de­ MI 8-0154. From Hartford, North oa For Ist-clasB mailing add 10c AMERICAS. NEW YOBX M, S-I3 and 3-8. GOOD PAY . . ^ OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES . . . FRINGE BENEFITS MORIARTY BROTHERS The board reserves' the right to ing room dining room, large lot, lightful 6 room home for the small Rt. 16 to ExU 94 (Hoeford .a linglt issuol for each pattern. Print name. Ad­ N. Y. For lat-class mailing add 10c I reject any or all bids. 2 year old, one-cor garage, $39,900. family interested In living in a MANCHESTER,-76 Whitney Rd. JohBBon’s). twice over dress with Zone, Style No. and for each pattern. Print Name. Ad­ 301 CENTEITs T.—MI 3-5135—Open Eveninga Shown by appointment. Philbrick park-like oetUng of % acre of Neat 5 finished ri>om Cape Cod parkway, foUew 4gaa t* Sise. dress wdth Zone and Pattern Num­ "^Davld J. Marks, President Agency, 361 Main St., MI 9-8464. flowers and lawn. Cool screen** with garage, second floor unfin­ Avery Hei|kta. The new fall and winter ’59 I*- E. aid S. flag* Ca. j; A. Volz, CTerk ber. MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. A Short Drive to Rig Savings at porch, attached garage, large liv­ ished. Excellent enclosed porch Call: Glean Robert* Agency, ■ue of Basic Fashion our fascinal- Have you the '66 Album contain­ Mlteked Or.,'-llianche*ter 291 ADAMS STREET EIGHTH SCHOOL ft UTILI- $9,200—CUTE 3 bedroom ranch, ing room and property in im­ with heat. Large beautiful lot with "liattrirratrr Etiprting UlrraUi lag pattern book is ready now. Plwna Ml t-StSS Morlarty’a Low Suburban Overhead “nE S DIS'DRICT ^ aluminum storiha, amesite drive, maculate condition. Robert J. Realton»-4Matchell 4-6619 ing man.v lovely designs and-S free I trees. Priced below FHA apprsis- or MlbAen 4-6906. Send .lOe today. patterns 7 Only 25c a copy! Dated at Manchester, Jra. Porter. , sboiit $4.M from B ernardo Gus­ L T. WOOD GO. Hour held Sunday at the home of man, an employe of Jdieph 2!eppa, In California His wife and daughter are also Farm Theft active in muelcal circles." Mrs. ICE PLANT CharlM fUlKh. S. River Rd. Cov­ I vegetable grower, at 788 Birch 51 BISSELU ST. (MaaaUInd AdaertMug au Faga U) I Mt Rd. The articles and mopey, Treggor sang In the contralto sec­ VOL. LXXVm, NO. 274 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AlKil ST 21, PRICE FIVE CENTS entry, The Bctl\dtlea are arhed- Chamber ^ ariii) The final member of a 4-man Th» Phillip N. Traggor* have lo- Uied'to etart at 11 am. ' some belonging to Guzman's fel- tion of South Church's Chancel Cii heit‘Cniahed‘Blocka PINE PHARMACY team acciiaed of robbing a Man- catad In Ban Francisco, Calif., and Choir. Cynthia, who graduated M4 CENTER ST. ! low workers, were taken from hla Treggnr ■•>’! he hat found tha new or Salee Pitch M anchester High .School in June, ■ttie W omen a Guild of the Cov­ cheater farm wdrker Aug. 11 waa 'suitcase In the. morning while he chatlengaR ha souirht In tha West. j waa working. In the fields.------^____ !______L______enant Confregatlonal Church wdll A wamilftg agalnat door-to-door picked up yesterday after an In­ In a latter recalvad at Tha Her­ Boasting Killer meet at the home of Mra. Kenneth ald thif morning, Treggor tella of Living CoM magaeine aubacrlptlon aaleamen termittent week-long manhunt by Nelaon, 33 Earl St., at S o'clock ManCheater police. hla Journey acroae country, his tomorrow nlRht. Thla will he a whn-uae a "aympathy gimmick" to Sharp Drop NoIchI finding a ren t and tw o Jobs •within Hawaii Joins Of 11 Executed; work niitht In preparation for the make a aale or obtain an outright Antonio Rodrigtiea Florea. 21. of 24 hours of arriving In San F ran- Hartford, waa taken Into cuatody For July at forthcomms aale. donation waa iaaiied today by the cieco. 5 Soviet by sgt. Henry Oauruder and Pa­ In Joble88 Claims He has been liamad organist and In San Quentin | Chamber of Commerce. trolman.. William Cooke Ih Port­ SHOP KALE'S rhoirmastei- of St. Stephen's Epia- •Tohn Wiet. ekecuttve vice preal- land as he left the tobacco planta­ ' As elsewhere in the .State, new ronal Church, a new church In the Peak Level dent of the Chamber, aald the tion where he has been working. Union Today San Quentin, Calif., Aug. 21 t COIN pPERATfD claims for unemployment compen­ sukurba. Charged with larceny. Florea Is aaleamen. who are on crutchea In sation a t itie M ancheater office of San Frknciico Conservatory of Washington, ,Aug. 2l the Chamber weer ago there .vere l.O.IB and to visit along the way. Treggor i« territory after a 5«-year ef­ July was 124.9 per cent' of the W ASH 20e ty js 'l MTOOPBinS S .J (Cloatinaed on Page Four) j wss no one to claim his body. , should he contacted. a year ego tlu number waa 1,.'I74. fort b.V Hawaiian Citizene, now All four of the men. Puerto Ri­ aaya the only difficulty encdilnter- 1947-49 average, eight-tenths of 1 1 Arrested on I-^os Angeles Skid I Statewide the Connecticut Iji- ed on the trip was an overheated numbering 586,000. per cent higher than in July 1958. DRY 10c can migrant laborers, were picked Beaidea signing the statehood ] Road in 19.16 when police found a j Fidel Castro Regime up out of town. i bor Dis;_artment reported a drop car in the desert country. They Pay Roost for Millions i bloodv knife in his pocket. Nash I MATTAG j of almo't 8.000 In unemployment found an apartment in San Frari- prnclamation today, the Preeldeni ' Why Not Dream The increase will m'ean wage STOP ITCHING! Recngnir.ed by. Patrolman Atts/ywHeRE lasuee an order deaignating a new i admitted killing iO-year-old Larry ..■■■ ...... i ' oompeneat on claims filed during ciaro at 1029 Judah St., within boosts to about one million wqrk-; COIN OPERATED Flores was picked up yesterday 50-star flag to become offlcialty ef­ Rice under a Santa Monica’ pier IN l.'i MINUTES the week ended Aug. 18. walking distance of shopping dia- Of While Yule? era, primarily in (he automobile, Minneapolis, Aug. 21 (/P)—A U.S. Intelligence spokesnutn LAUNDRY After using ITCH-ME-NOT. get when Sgt. Gaiiruder and Patrol­ HALE’S CHOICE BONELESS fective next July 4. I and John Berg, 26, In B erg's Long man Cooke finally learned his • IsWjor Cor'iiTiissioiier Renato F,. tricta. a' park, art galleries, the TTie new banner will take the farm equipment and aircraft in­ ; Beafch apartm ent. ' reported today that .Moscow sent, a Soviet intelligence of­ your 4Sc back IF THF. ITCH conservatory and the Pacific surf. Temperatures in Connecti­ dustries. N EED S STRATCHINT.. Voii feel whereahouls after scouring .Hart­ I RicriiKi esid the drop- was due MERE IS place of the 49-atar flag which be­ ' Convicted of those two murders, ' ficer to Cuba last May to guide local Communists on how to ford all morning and part of the primarily tJ a reduction in vaca­ Treygor, in s sudden and unex­ CHUCK came official only laat July 4. The cut during the next five daye, Hersey E. Riley, chief of the de­ he confessed many others. Three, penetrate the government of k’ldel Castro. thb medication take hold. Itch snd pected move, decided in June to partment's Division of Prices snd burning disappear! I'ae Inetanl- afternoon A former roommate lOf tion shutdow n claiiTia, Itnemploy- 49,stsr emblem, • to proride for Saturday through Wednes­ in San Francisco. Sacramento and He al.io said the Soviets are secretly training more and Flore.a sugge.ated he might be ' ir.ent claims dropped froc- 39.82,1 sei’er s)l connectfons In this area Alaaka. has a bine field of seven day. will average five degrees Cost of Living, said moat of the , Richmond. Calif., were verified by Ntxffo HartnMnN't drying ITGH-ME-VOT day nr effected workers will receive a more [jitin American ('ommunista in Rusaia on how to let night for eczema, ringwoirm. In- working for the Consolidated I to ,11.777, This included a 7.899 and seek new challenges in the POT staggered rows of seveh stars esi h or more about normal. It will : police. They believed the others, Rout* 83, Roekvilit aect bites, fool Itch, otheji eurfare n g a r Co ■ decreaae In vacation shutdown Weal. At the time he left, he waa It supplanted the 47-year-old. 48- be hot over the weekend with quarterly raise of 2 cenU an hour. I too. but found no proof, up (.'ommunist dictatorships at home. raahee. TOIIAI a t 4. \\. Hale A -quick check led G aiiruder i risim s from 10,704 the week be- organist and choirmaster at South LB. I ■tar flag which had even rows of cooler weather about the mid­ He said this Is the first increase i Nash relished describing the way I This word was given out by O n . C. P. Cabell, deputy di- CLOSED SUNDAY Corp. Drug Dept. and Cooke to Portland where ' fore U .l.tOS. Methodist Church and was on the ROAST eight atari each. dle of next week. for automobile workers since last ! his victims died, just ss he rer ; rector of the Central Intelligence Agency, in a speech pre- fanilty of the University of Con­ auAiiTi: Soon after the Hawaiian procla­ Rainfall will average iboiit July. ' lished his laat dinner of ateak^and necticut w’here he wss as.sistant RItey said the increase from ' pared for a meeting of the. American Ogion's National Se­ mation. the government wljl put a third of. an inch occurring pie. curity Commission. professor of music and director of EYE on aale a apecial 7-cent air mall as showers or thunderahowera I June to .Inly was "pretty much a •When .Superior Judge H. Burton the Univer.sity Choir. He also stamp commemorating the event, Tuesday or Wednesday. ’ re.P - Commonitt DCLICIOUS! ' we see now that food prices will ■ Study of Delay Communist subversion. China warned todsy that "Mrioua DAISY HAMS drop ill Ar,;ust, but we‘can'1 tell i { Cabell ■ named the Soviet InteC consequences" will follow if Ut^tad EXTRA SPECIAL! 4-H ■■1^ 1 just low that will art^cf the en- i llgence officer aa Vadim Kotchar- Nations observers are sent to Lsum, Everi|tliiiH|1asles INTERNATIONAL 1 tire cost of living index," Riley ; On Executions igin. He said Kotchergin waa aent when-e Red Insurgents have been SHOE REPAIR ! said. j to Cuba under a false name, os- battling government troops. #2 Oak St., Comer .Spruce St. Pentagon Bans Book He said aiioiit one-quarter of , H artford, Aug. 21 t/Pi—A top I tensibly as a member of a Riia- Red China challenged Britain to the tota; inexeaae in the cost of legpslative leader today suggested sian trade union delegation, and accept the Sovlist Union's pro­ Now Under New Owner! IP-lng this month could be attrib- a aludy of the legal processes and 1 haa since returned to Moscow. posal to re-establish the interna­ tilert to local tax increases siich as While in Cuba, Oabell aald. Opening Special Lb. maneuvering which makes it pos­ tional Armistice Commission fori- BABY BEEF LIVER 7 9 those on ciearette* and restaurant sible to delay execution of con­ ; Kotchergtn's aasignmant "waa to Laos. FREE! FRESHLY GROUND! Leader of SAC r eals. \nd state salea taxes in demned m urderers for ■years. : give guidance to Cuban Commti- The Laotian government and riincis. and Arizona. House Majority Leader Samuel i nlsta." Britain have already rejected the I.adlea' Toplift "Th* Cominuntat party, of Ouba, BEST IN S. Googel said that "many people Rep. William Cramer (R-Flai poses with a giant card ha plans Red proposal. with another Washington, Aug. 21 uPl--Thc-f.suggesteci lo Power that he wn$e (Conttniied on Page Five) are concerned over prolonged de­ railed The Popular ' Bocialiat In New York, Laotian «n,voy For your cookout thi,a weekend, Pinehurst, the center for the fine,«t pair of shoes TOWN FOR Defense Department has banned the book. However, the spokesman to mail to AFL-CIO 'Vice President James Carey. Cramer aaid Party,’ has been given (Soviet) lays" in this matter. yesterday the card is his gnawer to letters from Carey threatm- Ngon Sananikone asked U.N. Sec­ meats in Manchester, is the place to go for Hamburger you can serve YOUR MpNEY! publication of a book on nuclear said. Power had submitted only an The New Britain Democrat said guidance on how to peherate and retary General Dag Hammamkjoid atriking pow'er written by the outline and chapter s,vn4psi8 to ing action at the polls against House members who supported- the with pride and confidence to family and friends alike. All work he would recommend such a study LandrumGriffin Labor BUI recently passed in the House. The exploit the govemraaht of Fidel for suggestions on how to meet the guaranteed ALL BEEF chief of the Strategic Air Com­ Random House. It had not re­ Death Toll 100 when the Legislature's Judiciary Caatro." Cabt ’ added. problem of Red infiltration. San­ ceived the manuscript. pictuj:e.,on the card «howa Cnsitfcr pointlM to Horaice > Green, g" “Pritnar)- targata far Commu­ SHOULDER mand, Gen. Thomas 8. Power. Committee, of which he is House truck diSver. injurM try Sn aehi IwirA.Iasf 3 ^ r li-- At left In'tW anikone and" Hammarskjold were The decision to deny one of the Sources who saw the maml- chairman, meats within the' next nist p«~mrnixtm Cu)>a are tha to maetngaln today- LEAN CHUCK GROUND script aald-ij/IlBlAatea generally the photo is Rep. Graham.. Iterdatv .('B-NCI. 'Wteiw '4»»'-99-'4-cewt coiuitry'a senior military laaders Eeared as Ship few weeks. stamps ^ned to the card. (AP Photpfax). agrarian refoi*ms, trad# unions Quoting the official People’! authority to express his views on opinions exprksaed by the Strategic He said the committee, com­ a^d the srm y” Dally. Radio Peiping again OR for “Easy Living” w«noes«eeeiS> Air Commander in testimony be­ Ha "said Red Chinese propagan­ present and future strategic re­ posed of lawyers mainly, would be t charged the United Statee is'work­ LAWN MOWERS quirements waa made by Secre­ fore congre-sslonal committees ear­ Sinks in Pacific In a good position to delve into the dists aieo ere. setting up A news­ ing behind the scenes tn get what tary of Defense Neil H. McEIroy. ly this year. subject. paper in Cuba. it called illegal U.N. interference Power, ill the mamiaci ipt. argued ---- r— PINEHURSt CHUCK PATTIES SHARPENED. LAMB CHOPS The Pentagon action wa? di.s- Manila, Aug. 21 (>P, A 'Philip-; There are presently six menjn Allnough (jhatro'a opponents in Liaos. This would only broaden that since the Strategic AirCom­ Death Row" at State's Prison in have charged hia regime is Comr. REPAIRED closed today in a new issue of the pine intei island motorahip sank-in ' More Scraps Flare the conflict, the Reds said. mand has the major fe.sponaiBility authoritative Army -Navy ' Air I - - . Wethersfield. Frank Wojcnlewicz. muniat doininated, the revolution Skirmishing flared up last mimth I All work guaranteed. Free I PORK ROLL BOILED H A M LOAF CHEESE for strategic* warfare it follows 'st^my waters off the northern j Britain, has been there for leader deniea he ia a Communist. Force Journal. that it lihould have authority to in the North Laotian provinces of Tony Buysse, who ha.« returned this week, says you will be sure to I Pick-np and delivery. We coast of Palawan Island, and first I seven years while Harold D. Rog- As tor instruction o f Latin Sam Neua and Phong flaly. The I also sharpen axes, scissors, An official statement by the De­ control or at least to coordinate American Communists in Russia. enjov chicken wings and legs broiled on your outside grill especially fense Department in response to reports today indicated more than era. Neilv Haven, is next in senioi- Laotian government charg^ that I chisels, planer blades and | all major strategic weapons in­ ity having occupied such a cell for On Strict Labor Bill Cabell said the.atudanta are taught at this special price. 1/2 Lb. 69c •i L h . 6 9 c -i.h. 49c Inquiries said that MeElroy denied cluding the PolaiLs missile firing 100 might have perished. the rebels were being arm ^. train­ I knives. five years. Others have been there "techniques of gaining state pow­ ed and directed by Communist approval for general power to submarines the Navy is now build­ The Philippine Navy and Air er. leading to the estahliahment of have his book published "on the for leaser periods of time. North Viet Nam, which borders ing. Force launched rescue operations Googel said his proposed study W ashington, Aiig. ,21 (fl—A new ^m em bers who voted for the meaq,- Communist dictatorahlpa.’’ 5 Lks. OF CHICKEN LESS FOR ' $2.50 BRUNO MOSKE grounds that it was inappropriate Power wrote that the Strategic In what could be one of the coun­ Laos on tha-nArtlieast. backwash of, accusations rumbled! hr* he called vindictive, he wrote *flie A m erican Intelligence of­ for a commander of a major com­ Air Oimmand should be able to try's worst peacetime ■ maritime ficial said Moacow’s. region-wide TEL^MI 3-0771 (Continued on Page Four) 4,eae4a.e I., 40* aifwlr,.. ^ U e x it w e i HhaR.dO AII Ifl OUr pOWCf tO M4M MVaWTV m. 1 <304V I|-TV 1 X4l (Contlnned on Page Eight) t Lks, OF CHICKEN WINfIS FOR mand to author a book coneern- count on Polaris submarines being disasters. today in the wake of House-p^s d working men and, activities in' ’' Latin America ’ inI • Ing his area of reaponaibility while committed to certain fixed targets Radio hie.ssages .from the area labor legislation. 'women in your district that you • elude guidance to Latin Reds in on active duty in that command" and that the locations of these nu­ in the West Central Philippines Fighting mad were: ; have cast your lot against them preparing a “Congress Latin The book, entitled "Design for clear powered missile launchers said the Manila-bound ship Pilar . 1. The AFUCIO Executive Coun- and they should therefore take ap- Survival," waa a< heduled for pub-l .should be noordinaled at all times Capsule Catch American Peoples." ,The' Moscow II capsized and sank early Thurs­ cil. It charged in a resolution that, propriate action at the ballot box.” directive, he said, "calls for com­ SINEHURST CHOICE HcAtlon by Random House U»i» with .StralPC'ic Air H eadquarters day. 4'a hours after leaving the "the vole against I-abor last week | 3 yfgny House members who got plete concealment of the Com- Bulletins fall. at Omaha, Neb. North Palawan port of Bacuit. was part of a legislative package carey’s letters. Their retorta in- Tn New York, a apokeaman for First word came from a fishing Fails in Pacific from the AP Wires LEG OF LAMB ROAST deal between southern Democrats j pi„d*d ’’attempt al political black- (ContinHed on Page Hglit) 59c FROM J. W. HALE'S SELF-SERVE GROCERY.*... Random House aald the firm had (Continued on'Page Fifteen) vessel today, which radioed it was artd northern Republicans •■••I mail" and "a cheap effort at in- pirking up survivors. W'ashington, Aug. 21 (>Pi — Ex­ America muRt not tolerate ! timidatlon.'* Hot or cold everyone enjoys tender Pinehurst Roast Leg of Lamh. If HORMEL'S SPAM The Civil Aeronautics Rescue tremely low temperatures in cynical political maneuverinr." Ttl *1. * * ^ ^ 8TEEI- AGOORD DENIED ' Cookie Department Specials Center reported only six passen­ claimed ^er* was a sivap to paasl ‘The new outburst stemmed from you want to serve the finest, best flavored lamb, lou’ll shop Pine­ Serve Hot or Cold ^ 8 9 c America's" Discoverer VI satellite Same Plot, Too? New York. Aug. 31 — A hurst for government graded chnire lamb . . . such a tender, delicate KEEBLER JAN HAGEL ...... lb. 49c gers and five crewmen had been ma.y have frozen out chances of strict labor controls and kill off! rescued before night set in. Control ’Bill sponsored by Reps. epokeamui for Steetwurkers Sir Jacob Epstein Dies; recovering an instrument-filled Civil Rights legislation. (Thapel HIU. N.C.. Attg. 31 Cuton preaMent DuvM 4. Me- meat that it almost melts in your mouth.- EDUCATOR CRAX ...... lb. 28c One Surviving crewman was capsule it ejected over the Pacifl<<»^ 2. J a m e . B. Carey. AFL-CHO vice! H GRADE "A" EGGS NABISCO PIG NEWTONS, twin pdc 39e quoted as saying more than 100 Ocean. ._ president. In sharp letters to House | •''*■ **• (R-Micht. The mess- iPi — A computation ex|>ert Donuld aaJd' today that report! persons 14'ere aboard the boat but _ ——- iir*lire tvaawas har>lr*nbacked hvby t>i*the iriaATihn\A’*i*Elsenhower ea.va a m echanical brain aome- of a settlenient In the steel Our meat men will gladly bone your lamb legs for you or cut 4 or 5 The 300-pound capsule wa* day will. Jx, need to write strike “are abeolntely wltliotit Freeh l-arge Kgg« Oor.. 57c SUNSHINE H YD R O X...... pkg. 39c Controversial Sculptor this was not at first confirmed. kicked .loose last night as the satel­ administration. The AFL-CIO had chops off so that \ou can have one broiled and one roasted m^al. The Pilar II was described as a called the bill anti-union. adult ceotern televiaion 4hows. foundation.” Thp. Post-Trtbone ------lite orbited over the Hawaiian Is­ Dr, Allen J. T erlia of Car­ iu Gary. Ipd.. had quoted a top Be sure to lot your lamb roast “set” for l.o or 20 minutes before slic- M B L E T S V A ri l.'SI PACK 240-ton ship with space for 83 land.*. But no trace Wa.* found of it. Carey delivered yesterday's first T/mdon. Aug. 21 (Ah—Sir Jacobi News Tidbits 1 punch with his critical letters to negie Tech made the predic­ Induetry official aa aaylag that ing. You will get "thinner, more tempting slices for the table or for ife liot! serve, more passengers and 29, crew. What went wmng7 Scientist FRESH CORN Epatein, noted Amerlcan-bom Brit­ The Weather Biueaii reported the 229 Representative* who sup- tion here laat night at. an in­ a tenUtIve strike-emUag agree­ sandwiches^. ish aculptor, died at hla London aicnT sure. But they think the low Culled from AP Wires ternational meeting of com­ 12 O/.. stormy conditions in the Palawan temperatures In Discoverer VI I ported the l^ndrum-GrifTin bill. He ment had been reached on the Ovon cooking 2 ',"an \r . 35e home Wednesday night. area during the past -48 hours due also sent thank .j-ou letter* to the putation experts. He eaid it is haais nf a “small wage Incre­ . The death waa announced today. may have affected the battery one of several probable usea of lo fringexwinds of tj-phoon Irla..j.power supply in the recovery cap- Democratic leaders of New York 201 who voted against the rela- ase." Tlicrw was ao humediato is oosy today... SHIFTS PREMIUM ONE WHOLE Epstein, one of the moat contro- electronic c o ro p u t e r.p like nommeot from steel Industry 3 DIAMONDS CRAB MEAT Teraial flguraa in the world of art. The t.vphoon today hit the siile. 1 state agree to push Mavor Robert (Continaed ot, Tnge Fonr) Univec. '.i.l FRUlB-l/fGHABltS coast of northern Utzon with 85 j if that Was th« pase, the capsule p-, Wagner as favorite son candi- repreecntativea Involved In con­ Reg. price 79c. 6'/j 0*. Can COOKED CHICKEN w as 78. B orn'on New Y ork's E ast tract negotiations here. (Without Oihlete). Bide to poor Ruasian-Polish immi­ 1 mile center winds. i wa* "dead " ss it plunged down ’ date for vice president, . . Walter THEY'RE GOOD FOR YOU! grants, he lived abroad for moat of The Civil Aeronautics Center through Spare. Without .the pow-; wttUianis, 116. last surviving soldier 4 Lbs. N et W eight. BRITISH JET VANISHES This low priced weekend special will enable you to serve many cool, re- ■' BOLTON TOMATOES .. nia adult life and was a naturaltited I reported a Chinese fishing boat in | er siippl.v. the capsule's radio bea- | of Confederacy, sleep* most of day ■ freshing vanationi of crab meat.salads to your family. M OTTS A.M. or P..M. 2 lbs. 35c British citizen. I trouble off the northwestern tip ! con would not operate and ijz i yesterday, but’remains in crttirs'l , London. Aug, ,31 lA W SU po j of Luzon with no immediate help I ------' ' _ . , Have .vou tried stuffing half an avocado with crab meat aalad? SO SO LETTUCE, larqe heads . . . .. eo. 2Sc Queeh Elizabeth II knighted him condition . . . President Ei.senhow- Haiti Set to Arrest and planes seartfied the coaata of . G o o d ...... FRUIT JUICE DRINK In 1954. 'insight. j (Continued on .Page Two) I er nominates Rear Adm. Paul'D. Ragland today for a ride to (ho SHELL BEANS ...... lb. 23c Epstein's works were of two I Stroop to be chief of the Navy new baffUng disappearance of * 4 Qt. ra n * 9 9 c SUNKIST LEMONS...... G^for 25c typea—huge figures of' enormous Riireaii of Weapon*. Britain's aewrwt top-secret Jet ITALIAN PRUNES . . . 2 Hm. 39c vitality and power which often in­ . Two holdup men take |t,009 bomber. The rreacent-Winged For cool, refreshing drinking err- m tm U K 1 8TARKIST ALBACORE SOLID ‘ furiated the traditional'minded by Political Mythology from supermarket assistant man- ' Victor Mark II. carrying four Fresher By Far Jo.\-ment -we have a large supply of ELBERTA PEACHES .. .. 2 Rm. 35c vvhBt they termed their crudity, sger ss he starts to use night de- ! crewmen and a sdelitlst, van*, WHITE TUNA THOMPSON'S SEBDLESS and portfail buala of'Ja host of posit facilities at the ManOfactiir- j ished yealerday on a test flight VEGETABLES FROZEN PINK and Speoial Park. - fam ous persona which w ere gen-i ‘ ers Trust Go. branch in The Bronx • Port all Prince, Haiti. Aug. 2lf.Meri'cc were not given any of- ' without radioing a word after »>c Off Each Can. A ("an. V GRAPES ...... 2 Hm. 49c eratly admired. . Walter>vaiu*r Vvourimr.Courtier. ao 16.. '«of New H aiti’* XOV«miTl«^it ficisl explanation for their expul­ .taking off from Boeebme Down His mammoth ' "Genesis" and Smoke-Fille(i Room Du K A T n-r: s u m m e r "" \ m ^ ~ ordered the arrest of the nation’s sion but he learned they were ac­ In the sonth of England. REQULAR LEMONADE to’t homo hooting “Ere* Homo," for example, split rMponaime oy v.oroner ».u ... Roman Catholic Prelate in cused of being Involved in a bomb­ SQUASH u ..5e NSW vfssm miAt the ranks of 'art experts down the McKay for the death of another ^,dJnlng split with the ohmeh ing plot. He gave ho further de­ -f -nTO MAV VISIT C.8. our woyl middle. Some considered him a To Join the 5 Cent ...... tails. , 6 59e , genius. Others shared the view of in this predominantly Catholic Belgrade, Vn'goslavla, Aug. 31 6, given three-month suspended Negro Republic, ^ Vatican circles were reported’ NATIVE ' '1 a criOc who said "Genesis" waa "fit (.Tu-Oiplomatir rlrrles today Ton gat premium quality Jail sentence on a nqgUgent homi­ The ■ Archbishop of Port au gravely disturbed over the de- • disciise*^ the possiblUty of an JCE CREAM only for a hat rack in a lunatic aay- By TOM OA'HII-TREE "No one was allowed to cide charge. Mobflbeat with RT-98 . .. the Prince, Msgr. Francois Poirier, velopments in Haiti. rwriy visit by. President Tito 1 to QUART SIZE WEUCHADE luni." sm-oke in , the room where ! According to Washington re- TO M ATO ES u , lOe most eompletaly afeetiva fual London. ~ Aug. 21 i/P» A was ordered seized after he ignored Police raided the Port au Prince the I*alted State*. Foreign d*^ In recent years Epstein virluaUy printed reference to "a smoke- Hitler took his decisions, snd j port, the number of paralytic polio oil additiva. in uaa today. And abandoned the'exaggerations of hla! s summons to apoear at the dis­ Cathedral Ti(gsday. beat up aome | Im ats bellpve the visit •» bctaij. 0RA9E DRINK you get premium service. Au­ PIE filled room" as applied to look where lho.«e led." . I cases increased by 18 per eent last of those takifig part ip a silent: ebiight by Oif Yugoelav*. M!e will also have early McIntosh earlier career and became almost a! Then pame a letter frorg... ; week to 279, the highest weekly trict atto rn ey 's office. mm tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ .American politics haa puzzled Tiiere was no immediate indica- protest demonstration against the! apples and wonderful Golden Peaches' mad* with traditionaliat. , letter writers to the Times of Kent. Thla writer asked; ! total jilnce .Sept. 1956.. .Turning expulsions, and arrested 50 of the ; from Peros Farm. 3 Can* 89c anced payment plan and many "1 have never liked controVeray,'’ 1 ; down a committee recommenda- tldn whether the Archbishop, a T»:AfiHRR PRfmr/ d r o p p e d other Mtraa deeigned to make. he once told ap interviewer. Ix>ndon. "Why, in British mythology, French national, had been found demonstrators, 1 {. Easy and Dmlictovs It started early this mon'th ' tjon againit.it, delegates to the Washingtoii. .Aug. 31 (A< — home heating renUf mup. m I.A Epstein had suffered from a fail­ is a politlcal'(lecision taken in and taken into custody. Church District Atty. Max C. Duplessy j j E L t U HIDOING SIR JACOB BPBTBIN when- H, M. Sm yser, who de­ one of those smoke-filled !43rd annual American Federation Tlie House Oommitteo eu Vu- ing heart for mSny months. In ' of Teachers al .Minneapolis pass sources declined to comment. called Archbishop Poirier on the; .American .AoUvities will cancel March. 1858, he went to a hospital scribed himself as a citizen of rooms presumed to result from A justice department spokes­ carpet, later for an article in the j Connecticut, wrote a letter to honesty, fair mindedness and I resolution favoring the' nse * of hearings scheduled Oct. 14 for Mofctilhocif iT-M for a long real, but recently he took trait sculptpr of his time," eaid Sir man said the arrest was ordered Catholic Dajly la Phalange pro-; tt Inveatigatton of -ommunlaai 2 p k g s . 2 3 c John. » thA,J>mes. In passing he cas­ poncem fqr the common weal ; physiral force in maintaining 302 MAIN ST. OPEN B is^K o b f a lively part in a^new row over I classroom discipline because the Archbishop had criti- testing that the church authorities ' hs the ra.'forttia school system. "Ecco Homot" Epstein's later • bronzes were of ually mentioned something --.HO long as the smoke comes were not consulted or given any i THURS. ond PRI. .Scaliest Ice Cream—-PL 35e . about a candidate being National Guardsmen move into j ci**d the government for expelling , . , , - BubpoeBaee Issued for boom 80 (S. At the time of his death, Epstein such famous people as Sic Winston from pipes?" 1 sarthqiiske-ravaged area of W rtt' priests. One was the head of explanation for the expulsion of; FREE PARKING- . j . . . . (let The Recipe Here waa working on a half-length Churchill, ■ mathematician Albert chosen ip a smoke-filled room. or 7« Cnllfomla school teachers TILL 9 P e a c h e s ^ 35e Then D,_W. B rogan of. Cam ­ Yellowstone Park. Mont,, to pre- HaiO’s largest Catholic college.^ the priests. 1 also wrlll be canreled. i statue of Princeaa Margaret com- Einstein and author Sonjfrset A Londcfii le tte r w riter said bridge, one of Britain's lead­ the late Warren G. Harding vent possible looting.. .Motorized The tw'O pl iests, the Rev. Duplessy first issued a warrant | WE GIVE ; Green Slamim for purrhaaea in meat and grocery department now. being laaued at grocery mlaaioned by the University College M augham. ing experts, on the United police patrol al Eslcoiirt. South Etienne Orinenbergei, rector of calling for the Archbishop to ap-1 • of North Staffordshire. But it was his earlier ’’Rlma," was never allowed to forget DEFENSE PROJECTS FUNDS” GREEN STAMPS rheek-out for your eonvenienre. FREE PARKING REAR OF .STORE! he had been picked *(01' the Re­ States, wrote to set hi.s coun­ Africa, fight* off attack mob of SnitH Martial College and Superior pear at his office. When the pre.' Epstein wa* married twice. His -Ecce Homo." "Adam," "Eve. trymen straight! He said cigar I African demonstrator* armed with of thr Holy Ghost Fathers in Haiti. . late failed to show up, the dis-1 Washinglon, .Aug. 31 ig'—Tha ^ s l wife, the former Margaret gnd ."Genesis" which .brought him publican presidentiar nbmiha? tion in a smoke-filled room. smoking is decreasing among I spears, slicks and stnnea. and the Rev.'Moseph .Mai rec, both m et atloi-ney ordered his srresii iVnate gave w|>eedy approval .to- Ollmour Dunlop, died in 1947 after (to world altenUon. American jioliti'ciana on tjre under a provision of the penal .code dav to a 51.438,178.700 bill pro­ 41 years of marriage. In 1985 tha i „ . j » "tVorse, the .smoke was AFL-CIO charges that incessant French cillzena arrived by plane aculptor married Mry Kathleen ' described this period of qigar smoke, and the room national level. And he added: j scare talk about inflation has'in New York last night. They said prohibiting veligiq)is authpritiss i viding funds to build armortee, MORIARTY Oarftian, who survive, him. i his artistic life as-"my 30 years was a hotel room," ' "I( rooms are stilLtpled with frightened the nation out of sev-i the government wa* apparently : from censuring, or criticixiiig the alaVrafi shops and hundreda Of A son and daughtSr by his first I England, Then the' Londoner asked: smoke tas they sohietimes eral yenra normal oconomlc ■ waging a concerted campaign I government. military construction projects in t CORI! wife also aur^ve. j Hia huge figures were, regular- "Can anyone explain why it is, are), this is more often due to growth and curbed Job opportuni- against ’ the CAtholic cljurch in Duvalter's ctash with the church ^ this country and overeeaa. Sen. M JW .HAU II heightened as goyemiridht troops John Stennis (D-Mkw). floor BROTHERS Sir John Rothenatetn, director of pY defaced with paint, oil and tar. in American mytholog.v.'that a the cigarettes of the female ties...Steel strike, deadlock drags ‘H^ti. MAHCHtSTER COMH' Britain's Tat* Gallerv of Modern I The Paris police banned a nude he political deciaion arrived at in attendants than to the cigars on after ' tbp-level conference President Fikncois Duvalier hfid.vere reported 'to have killed of ! ma,nager for the second Wg do- CORNER MAIN oud OAK STREETS art, termed Epstein's death "an i dW for an Oscar Wilde's tomb, a smoke filled room ia assum­ of the male politicians. am ong Induatry and u.nibn nego-* persemally ordered the two priests foaptured a band o< about 40 rev-1 fense money, bill, eaid each of Ih! M l.3-5135 incalculable • loa* to Britlah sculp-! "Ecce Homo." an eerily elongat- ed to have been the result .of "And, a sombre note. tiators and Joseph F. FHnnegan. kicked oiit of the country “Mr rea-1 oiutionariaa who invaded the | projects was "sqaeutlal to tha hira.’* ed figure of Christ, waa debated In intrigue, cynical horse-trading Whisky go the way of director of the Federal Mediation sons o f internal security. Father ——— | nsainteiianco of our military “He was by far tha graateat per-' the ipqiui* oC Com:n m ^ f . and ganaral alculldugi^wryr eigara." gnd ConcUlAtiqn gerviqq. Ortnqi^rver aald h* and Father! (GMttaned aa ?••• Twa^ gtrengih at homa an^ahrsni,"

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