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Average Daily Net Preae Ron The Weather For the Week Ended Fereeost ef U. 8. Weather Oerow June 16. 1956 AUGUST *, 19W FACE TWEmY-FOUB Miowere or tliimdereheeren la iianrI;9Bt9r lEttFning ovenlag, Fhir, aomewlmt leas 12,065 humid tdalght mad Salwday. Lew Member ef the Audit tealgtit near dg, high antarmy Knudsen, S3, of New Haven,Nwere eight grandchildren. ••rved the Park Avenue Church. A Bureeu o f Ctrculation near 86. Damages Minor ^" Involved In an aecSdent at th r,^ Couple to Mark Wilcox, a Mason, Kiwanisn and Bay State Bastor graduate of the Harvard Divlnlt; MapcheBler— A City of Village Charm A bout Town tary at the Intersection of E. O ^ - a Knight of Pythias for d'’er 50 School, the Rev. Mr. Schadegg In Two Crashes ter and Main Sts. , Golden Wedding ytura, was owner and principal of At Center Church ordained by the Twin Citles^sen. T h « O r*n f* " ConventlonjCJom- N o damage was caused to Knud- the OonnecUbut Business Ck>llege, after having taught socialûdies VOL. LXXV, NO. 265 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 (OlaMlfled Advertlalag ea Page 13) PRICE FIVE CENTS mlUM wiU maet tomorrow at aen's vehicle while Bertrand's car ilr. and Mn. George H. Wilcox ."nd conducted courses in Hart The Rev. Milton F. Schadegg, for seven years In the Central High T:»0 pjn. In ft * Orange Hall. Att Two minor acdtJefiU oecurrad sustained a very limited amount ford, New Britain and Manchester. School In MInneapolls/Minn That Interpret Tha yesterday afternoon on E. Centdr^ of Soupi Lyme, formerly Of Man pastor of the Park Avenue Con Oraagaman ot I/>L Ijt, 99 of damage. Patrolman Kenneth Mrs. Wilcox, the formef Jane gregational Church, Arlington, Wishes or The Family and 0># ladloa lodges are to meet St. in'll 20-minule period. No In Barker made no arrest. chester,'will celebrate their J50th Baldwin, Is a realtor at Point juries and very little damage was Mass., will be the guest' preacher at the HoW Statler in Hartford wedding anniversary with an open O’ Woods Beach. They are both at Center Church on Sunday. He at 6:S0 p.m. ^Stmday. Busses .will reported in both. JOHN B. BURKE ■ Talks in Second Year house at the It. B. Riding Club In Golden Sheaf Members of the will conduct all three services, 7:30, leave from Oraniaâll at 6 p.m. .^bout 3 o’clocK, two cars were Grange. involved in a crash east of Madison Middletown Sunday froni 3 to 6 8, and 10. and will preach at the FUNERAL HOME -■K Friends, relatives and neighbors St, A car operated by John Wlns- Geneva, Aug. 9 id*)—Ambassa p.m. latter two. • T E U MIS-SSSS Arm y Specialist *p ^ d Class of the couple are invited to attend > ôiXTROSE j Philip A. Turkington, aohNof Mrs. ler. 66, of 22 Wadsworth St., re dor U, Alexis Johnson of the Mr. and Mrs. Wilcwx were mar- The Rev. Mr. Schadegg has been S7 BAST CENTER ST. United States and Ambassador the open house. The club is on in his present post for 10 years. a a r a T. Wallett, 133 WaVanoke ceived S25 damage when it struck riCu in Middletown Aug. 32. 1906. AMBULANCE SERVICE Canal Parley; a vehicle operated by Mrs. Julie Wang Ping-nan of Communist They have since lived in Worcester, Arbutus Rd.. off Randolph Rd., The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas M ., was "a member of a „ in Middletowm. demonstrating the 75 miniraetei Â. Huleatt, 31, of West Hartford, China started their second year of Hartford, Wethersfield and South tor of Center Church, formerly "Skysweeper” antiaircraft jgiin at le latter's car sustained ISO dam- negotiations today on the deten Lyme as well as Manchester. They the recent Bolaho Count*’ Fair in tion of American civilians in Red lived in Manchester on Green Hill Vallejo, Calif. He is staUoned at Investigating Patrolman Allan China. St., from 1918 ti 1930. IVavis A ir Force Base, Calif. Smith ishucd a warning to Wifus The two ambassadors met for Of four children born to the ler for imprpper starting from a more than two hours, then decided couple, three are living. They are: Ih e Salvation Arm y will conduct parked positia to meet again Aug. 21. No other Mrs. Roy B. Warren. 127 Prince Information concerning today's ton St., George H. Wilcox Jr., of for Congress Aid in Crisis an open air Gospel service on Main Twenty minutes earlier, cars S t, tonight at 7:30. Bandsmen are operated by John Bsiând. 78, of secret meeting.' the 55th in the' East Hartford ami Rodney B. W il The The X adted to bring their instruments. 25 Madison St.,- ands^John E. long series, was given. cox of Wethersfield. T.iey have 0 sharp edge sharp edge . DuUes Sees Nixon^ Stassen Cairo Seen o i EASY of €âll on Ike at '•.'.A with thesÂAW, L O W No Call of ing TEACH YOUR Excellence.. a excellence • .T White House FOOD BUDGET .X Legislators Washington. Aug. 10 (/P)— Conference SHOPPING Washington, Aug. 10 (/P)— | Vice President Nixon and .... And a shara edge it is, this shows up in the to«v—because that's what it Secretary’ of State Dullfes said Harold E. Stassen called London, Aug. 10 i/Ph— NEW TRICKS ground meats you buy at takes to sell a food product today President Eisenhower separately at the White Egypt tonight challenged Pinehurst . . . successfully in today's com- House today but both refused Britain’s right to call inter petiUve market. called a .Sunday meeting with congressional leaders on the to say what might haVet come national talks to settle the fu Here at Pinehurst, we Suez Canal cri.sis. because the up there about Stassen’s ture of the Suez Canal. She havie strict quality controls AHEAD dump Nixon campaign. charged Prime Minister Eden to assure you of excellence ’’ resident “feels very strong However, Stasaen said afterward' is trying to undertime Presi AT MALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. In quality of all Pinehurst ly about sharing responsibili foods . . . Try Our. Lean Pinehurst ty with Congress, particularj,v his drive to replace Nixon with dent Gamal Abdel Nasser in Gov, Christian Herter of Mas the eyes of the Egyptian peo FRESH GROUND lETTY CROCKER if there should be any Fisk of sachusetts On the GOP ticket “ not CHUCK GROUND hostilities." only Is continuing but I am en-, ple. HALE'S Haters QwuiUtytiieats for your next cook-out, or Dulles said, however, " I don't oouraged.” The challenge and the acctiaatioa DATE BAN MIX for an extra fine meat loaf. SM anything'in the situation now The surprise White House visits were leveled in a statement Issued It won't taks long for you to discovor thirt, hors ot . . . Priced ijt which would aiiggest that a special came on the heel of a meeting la;)t by the Eîyptian embassy in Lon COFFEE Pkg. Q U A L I T Y seaaion of Gongresa would ^ re night of possible major political don. which emphasized Nasser's- Halo's, moots oroÔNSISTENTLY High Quality— quired." significance between Nixon, for government is determined to "up ond CONSISTENTLY Medorotoly Pricod! C O N T I D 50c lb., 2 lbs. 99c 82 Years Old Today ^ Wili/Meet with Dag mer New. York Gov. Thomas E. hold the freedom of narigatloii The. Secretaiy talked briefly Dewey and William P, Rogers, as through the Sues Canal" at aU '■x, ■ P IN E ] r Here At 302 Main Ex-Preeident Herbert Hoover, at thia desk In hia auity at tha times. UGHT WEIGHT, FOR LESS WASTC we are sure you will enjoy Mark Hopkina Hotel, San Franciaco, Calif., aayi proapecta of with reporters at Washington Na sistant attorney general. Nixon, who arrived firat, spent The statement isas riewed here “ O C E A N 5H” the fresh flavor . . . peace are ';better today than they were four yeara ago." Hoover tion's! Airport before tsMng off Where We Are Open prepared to celebrate hia 82nd birthday today with hia.cuatom- for New York to meet with Secre about an hour 4t the executive as an official Egyptian IndicaUon ary 12-hour work day. Not since 1836. when James Madison died, tary General Dag Hammarskjold mansion. 30 minutes of it with Gesturing former President Harry S. Truman walks with Adlai Stevenson as he arrived to at Egypt will boycott the Londoi^ BLO of the United Nations and U.S. President Eigenhower. Afterward tend Democratic national convention in Chicago. The MiBaourlan. who ahook hands with Stevenson, conference fixed for Aug. 16 under J n stj^ Water" has a former V.S. president lived to be .82. Only two lived longer BEEF RIB ROAST --John Adams, 90, and Thomaa Jefferson, 83. Both died July Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge the Vice Pi'ealdent told reporters proclaimed complete neutrality between top rivals for party's preeidentiai nomination, which Steven American -Britlah-TVench apqnsor- IS Thursdays and Fridays Til 9 4. 1826. ' . Jr. V ■ I they discpiised "primarily interna son hopes to gain again in 1956. 'ship. Prerioua bints to this effect, UmwMtMMd Ftifl Quart RUMRLE REE RRAND ^ TTie luncheon meeting was ar tional a/fairs" and that any politi however, had come from Cairo. SUNSVnECT FANCY WHITE MEAT AND WE HAVE ranged for a general diacuasion. of cal talk “ waa purely incidental." Rejects Rueeiaa Plaa YOU WILL FIND EASY PARKINS . . - 'Staiuen arrived at the White C Middle Eastern problems includ Strong Britain earlier brushed aside So- CARRY OUT SERVICE TO YOUR CAR . . . ing Egypt's seiaure of the Suez Hoiise while Nixon waa there, riet Russia’s bid t,o recast and n U N E JUICE Caiial. atayed 20 minutca and left ahead TUNA CHECK CASHING SERVICE . . . Special Beef Patties— ‘RigHts’ Unit in State postpone the , parley, which the _ BONELESS CENTER .-Eisenhower yesterday called. of the Vice President. He indicated Plank Truman ^Leaning’ western Bjg *Three pre^wsed'To SLICES SERVICE MEATS . . . ready to Jcbok, 59c lb. Congressional leaders to meet at his dump Nixon campaign waa the place the canal— nationMised by 3 C ons reason for his risit but told re SELF SERVICE GROCERIES . . . the White House Sunday for'^ s Egypt July 26— under international report *00 the canal dispute. Yhis porters he conferred with neither control to assure it w ill be forever TOP QUAUTY' Cited as Red Front Eisenhower nor the Vice President. By Labor, AD ^ THE FINEST "FRESHER BY FAR" stirred speculstion about the )>oa- TowordHarrimuii free to ships o f all nations. . Lean Round, Steak, , While Stassen would not say FRUITS AND VEGETABLES atbiltty of a apecial session of The Egyptian statement took an th ground, at... ,79c lb. Congress later on. or at least the with whom he talked, Murfay Sny Chicago, Aug. 19 (.P)—The Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 10 (A*)- Mween September and December of der, assistant WOiite House press Democratic Platform Commit Chicago, Aug. 10 (/P>—One of Adlai Stevenson’s advisors obvious swipe at Eden, who I 1962. serious consideration of that pos Wednesday night declared Brit The Justice Department ha* asked sibility. secretary, said Stassen met “very tee dela.ved testimony on the expre.s.sed belief today that Harry S. Truman is preparing to I He resigned' that post saying ain’s quarrel In the Suez crlsistJs LEG 0’ LAM Earlier, assistant White House briefly" with Sherman Adams, Ei Civil Rights Issue for nearly an SWIFT'S the Subversive Activities Controls throw his support to Gov. Avereli Harriman for the Demo- Deluxe Sirloin i "certain members of the executive senhower's top aide. Nixon said he hour today to hear Ren. Albert not with the Elgyptlan people but Board to require three organiza- press secretary Murray Snyder committee respond with a degree also conferred with Adams. Oore nyyiinmnnrr'îrrri C m s - presidential nomination. This man is a close friend o f with Nasser. Elden likened Nassef P o ttie s...... lb. 89e tiohs, Including the Connecticut of hysteria on finding a.possible to' the fascist dictators e< the SWIFTENING RITTER'S FARM STYLE .(ConOniMid OB Page Nine) .In response to questions, Snyder tering attack on RepublicanR^.bllcan «■ well aa a ------^ Volunteers for Civil Rights, to re supporter of Stevenson. He said he ; ^ 1930a. Marxist in their midst.” said he did not know the purpose atomic energ>' policies. gister as CN>mmunists fronts. . Dr. MacLeecti, according to rec is convinced Trumaq will make an K -a I'x'agsgw'l-'F ^ gh g l C "In attempUng to shroud the 3 Lbs. CHILI RELISH Quality Controlled of the visit. announcement *up^rt(ng Harri- .V (//tC Regular Harnburg, Besides the Connecticut group, ords in the files of the house com- A reporter noted that Staasen is Chiesgo, Aug. 10 )P)--Lead*g* issue," the sUtement said. "Th'ere t the organizations named in the ac , , . r ^ . . , . man "iinlesB.we can'mnyina* him has been ^t Jiow tendency to differ- Jar of good quality, , mittee on un-Ameriran activities ReaciiersjJBusli on leave from his Job aa Elsen of organized Labor and Americans ! ft-woirtd-be-a gTwve-ml*t«k«.’“ ----- Pinehurst tion apnounced’ yesteiday are the- a-aa liated several times for Com'-' -mUate between President Gamal hower's disarmament aide to en for Democratic Action ^demanded i However, the informant inaUsted Adlai W inning too ...... lb. 39e "Save Our Sons Committee"' of ; nninist actlvitlelf. Abdel Nasser and the Egyptian Tony Buysse, our chicken e k ^ it, who rsisee poultry Argo. 111., apd the Colorado Com able him to puraue hia campaign today that the Democratic party that Stevenson can win the noml^ people. While such an acUon could TENDER. LIGHT COLOR Genuine Spring as a aide, line . . . just cannot see how fanpsrs will "get ' . The petition against the Con To Reach 260 to replace Nixon on the repuWican mittee to Protect Civil Libertiee. necticut volunteers organiration pledge federal backing for the ^ ‘"'C'*’’** never be deemed, but incompaUble by*^ with chickens at this low price. ‘ Its headquarters sre in Denver. presidential ticket Blth Gov. Her At Convention with internaUonal courtesy and re However, all we can do Is follow the market . . . if charges that it was organized at ter. Supreme Court decision outlawing | f*:New York ^verjmr. No criminal penalty is sought by racial segregation in public' have the delegates and sponsible relations between gov- poultry can be purchased at a low price, we sell it the instigation of the Communist in M ine Snyder waa asked whether In LAMB LEGS the petition. . schools * fraction can be taken By CARL J/ LALUMl.k ei-nments, it is essential that the A fvick mix type ahorteniag "low ..." . party for the purpose of opposing light of Stassen’s view that he I The Justice Department said It Joseph L. Rauh Jr.. Washington * " ’ay," he said. Wind.sor Locks, Aug. 10 (Ah — Elgyptian embsasy emphaUcally LEG 0’ VEAL Is trying to sen-e notice dii the Marcineile, Belgium, Aug.-10 (A’j should not be handling administra state that the people of Egypt are . (Continued on-Page Nine) attorney and the ADA'a national" ; A n d we are convinced that Gov. Abraham A. RIbicoff took a TWa Is The Large Economy iUse THIS WEEK WE OFFER AS A "BEST BUY" tion business during thia period it one and all behind the President seefetarj’ of the .Connecticut •' W'e'ary reecue team* continued chairman, said the Democrats Harriman can't 'he nominated un plane here today for Chicago' and GREEN GIANT Special R^lected Large All White Meat Volunteers for ClVil Rigivs. Mrs. seemedtpvident that Stassen'a con in his endeavors to uphold their their struggle 'today to reach 360 ^tand to lose'aa many or more in der any circumatances.” what he predicted will be x LItlY'S Ettie Bkins of Room 211. 23 ference with Adams was to discuss Tniinan said earlier that he w1U “ lively" Democratic .national con- independence, sovereignty and dig- 5 9 l ^ •*: Meai Loaf men trapped for. more than 40 non-government matters. dependent white votes as Negro nity. This enthusiastic support Is C miCKm BREASTS lb. 79c Temple St.. New Hsyen. Dangerous ‘Betsy’ votes if the party "trims or evade* announce hia choice between vention at which Adlai Stevenson f^Muiae Nahbeil on Smith .êl "I wouldn't know,” Snyder re not confined to the frontiers of PEAS A ll quality controlled. hours deep in the burning Bois du ,on civil rights or civil liberties.” Stevenson and Harriman at a will be nominated for President, CORNED BEEF Mrs. Ekina is the wife of Robert plied. Egj’pt, but has been voiced by In San Juan Area easier coal mine. There was little In another statement prepared news conference tor|>orrow. When Sen. Kefauver withdrew 2 Cons 12 Oz. Can C. Ekins, one of seven Connecticut hope any would be found alive. Stasaen, who walked over from .After his return f}fom a morn ■from the race for the nomination and residents arrested May 30, 19.54 on for the Democratic Platform Com (CoBtlBued en Page N ta«) Miami. Fla., Aug. 10 i/F—A hur Reecue work centered on reach mittee, George M. Harrison. A F lv ing walk, the ex-President received in favor of Stevenson^ it looked as charge#)’'o f -violating the Smith ing a passage at the 3,300 foot level (ContiBued ob Page Five) his second call, in two daya from though the. convention would be a BONELESS ■ Act. ricane watch was ordered today for CIO vice president and chairman Quality controlled dark meat. the Leeward and Windward, Is where 130 men had been working of the party's Advisory. Committee Adlai Stevenson. smooth running affair, said the Elfins was sentenced to four when the fire broke out. Appar PICTSWEBT lands from Antigua to Barbados aa representing organized labor, simi Sftevenson emerged from the Governor, but two things have VEAL ROLLED ROAST Lb. years-in prison by Federal Judge ently the other 19(^ miners at other 49c PINEHURST CHICKEN LEGS lb. 65c the second tropical storm of the larly called for federal support conference, in Truman’s suite on happened since then "to enliven Robert P; Anderson earlier this levels already were given up for season, with u ii^ s up to 70 miles Railroads Ask toward "a peaceful and effective th'- fifth floor of the Blackstone the< situation." ^ Bulletins FROZEN PEAS year. He already has served a lost. One Of these, the Governor told READV-CLEANED an hour, boiled up in the Atlantic transition to a non-aegregated Hotel,, in what had all the ear lOO-day sentence for contempt at Hope surged throiigh the crowds newsmen accomp«n>1ng him, is Great, Big. Tender Praa Ocean .800 miles east southeast of American educational system." marks of a showdown conference.' from the A P ’Wires the federal correctional inatitution Stevenson's (Tivil Rights state of waiitlng relatives today when a 45 % Boost for Sparked 1952 Row As to whether he had won Tru SMALL CHICKENS 45c 2 for 39g * In Danbur>’. San Juan. rescue 'worker came up from the ment. received unfavorably by KRAFT'S FOR raTINO, BROIUNG, ROASTING These viewa presented by some man's support, Sreven.son replied prem ier The executive secretary of the The jtorm . about 1.800 milea east 3.700-foot level and said. “ We have Southern delegatee. aoutheaat of Miami. '4’** moving of the'eame elements which helped only: ; COLOMBIA BLAST ’tOU. 3M Oonnectlcut volunteers for civil seen small animals alive, there. Luxury Fares Depends on Truman - westward at about 15 milea an sttr a pitched Civil Rights row at " I feel just, a.«i good today as I CbII, Colombia. Aug. 16 (/P>— FRUIT FARTY SNACK rights Is Dr. BJrt MacLeech. for 'They werJ either rats or moles." Me said the other is the uncer Colombiaii authoritiee aald to CAFETTES— 5.4.LB. SIZE— TENDER-rMEATY hour, with Increaalng inteniity, the the .1952 Democratic convention did yesterday and the day before,” merly of Bridgeport. He served as So far the mercy teams have tainty about w!hom former Pres day an incomplete check of Pkr. Washington, Aug. 16 uFi -The were the strongest stands on the Stevenson quipped -that at his COCKTAIL director of the Adult Education been unable to pro^-deeper into ident Truman will support for the lasualtie* from the &ynaMiM» (Centlnned on PAgo Nine) New York Central, the Pennsyl issue yet presented to the platform- meeting with ’Truman "W e decided 1 LB. Our Pictsweet broker was Council of greater Bridgeport be- the workinga because of Intense presidential nomination. blast that ripped the city of . Ken Turn, the Max vania and other eastern rsllroada framing group this time. to elect a Democratic president.” 2‘ TIN S so enthused with Georgia / heat from the underground bl(|ze. today asked the Interstate Com RIbicoff, chairman of Connecti OnJi' showed S U known dead, * MSUNT well House repre.senta- ,They could upset the imeasy As the Stevenso- associate re Roasting Chickens^ 43' Shrimp Creole that the drove , The Belgian Radio reported that, merce Commission for authority truca that has been maintained ao cut's 20-vole'* convention delega ,kit it added the Sgurs* Were ported he was convinced "the men down from Boston to have MAXWEU HOUSE live who lives at 190 two Belgian boys, 14 and 16, were to incre.aae -first class paasenger tion. insisted there is no doubt far from complete. our warehouse bijyerhaampleF Ridge Road in West Captive Yoter Audience among those trapped below with fares 45 per cent. around Mr. Tnunan are' pushing about Stevenson receiving the (Coaunued ob Page Nlae) him toward an rjuiouncement for SUMMER SEAFOOD IS FRESH CAUGHT! it. All the samplers at the Hartford, just came in' their father.'1714 broadcast said a The rqads also seek permission nomination. However, he'said, the DORIA SUIT «5 SnUJON warehouse say it is very $1 .49 British sngineer also was- trapped. to boost coach fares 5 per cent,. Harriman." the ex-Prwident. pur on prohahlx-won’t come, — New York, Aug. 10 GD —Tha AT HALE'S WE HAVE FRESH SWORDHSH, tasty . . . and - my grocer with a speciat deal on suing his baffling coUrae, dlâdi on the first ballot unless Truman i A choice of five flavon Inclnd- Many of the other‘ miners were In cdhfirming the long expected Italian line to«lay eued the friend George Grosso, says Large Maxwell House In apparent shifting around today cyi throws his support to Stevenson. I Ing; Date, Chives, Onions, MACKEREL.XOD. HADDOCK, lOSTON ILUE Italisn inunigrants. acîf*^ the O n tral and Pennsyi- Swedish American Line for that he and his son “ polished stant Cojffee which en- There were rumor* that rescue vaniawald in a joint statement: the O vil Rights issue. If.Truman does support Steven- I million In the sinking q l the lux In Hea.\TT S; Pimento, Horeeradlsh.______\ ' o ff” a Whole package . . . ables us to sell it at a workers had counted 'more than "W e have found it imperative to News Tidbits During his before breakfast aon, the candidacy of Gov. Avereli I ury liner Andrea Doria July 35 walk’ Truman waa asked if a ma Harriman will collapse. Ribicoff I hppe it wasn't the 32 ox. size. new low price. He is hard 90 bodies in various galleries lead take bold action to put our fare after a rolUsloa with the liner Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Into Best TV Programs ing from the smoke-filled shaft, Structiire on a .realistic basis. Culled from A P Wires jority recommendation by hia predicted. Stockholm. Soft-Were GOOD NEWS. .. POTATOES are loWer at Work right now put but there was no confirmation. "B y this we mean bringing it to Civil Highta. Commission of '1947 ‘i Asked about Sen. John H. Ken- j NEW ting up a large display so Nine bodies and six injured a lever at which the type of serv for withholding 'federal funds for i nedy (D-Mass.), whom he sup-1 IKK TO ATTEND CONCLAVE usm (EDITOR'S N O T E ): .Americn«4 vi.siQH campaigning. Both parties' miners have been removed from ice o ffered j^ our railroads will re »1.500'acholar*hip*ia awarded t d ! •choola and highwaya in aegregat- j porta ôr, the vice prealdential'j Washington, Aug. 10 lAI CREOKE SHRIMP: ’ , Knotigh Long Island Potatoes are now on the market that .voii will have no vntera will wltaoaa two atrlkihgly will use TV extensively. 3 For Native Tomatoes u. 25:c to push potato prices down .. . this weekend, we offer the mine. - flect the costs of such service.” 18-year-oldB-year-old Seattle youth a*as first i ed state*slate* waa "a good recommen-{recommen-| nomination, RibicoffRil said. "That is j President Eisenhower, - raising troifble getting a jar or different prealdential cnmpalgna But, for the Republicans, this is the matter of the condition of (Frozen) a matter of necessity as well sis de Rescue efforts were balked at . 4 The atatem'bnt waa Issued by A l prise in nationwide teen-age driv- daUon.” _ ' ...... la very, very lively, controversial two oh .vour next visit to this year, with the difference Inrg- fred E. Perlman, and James M. ing contest ip nation’s capitol.,. ” 1 7nes, respectively preaidenta of Team headed by Charles H. Goreri' hesitation. " It is juat aa good ns ning to do with teieviainn. Here t»e Central and the Pennsylvania. of Miami Beach wins master team ' attend the RepubUenn Nnttonnl LONG ISLAND hi a reniort on what you'll aoon President ',-Biaenhower said he (Continued on Page Nine)'’ ^Dentinued on Page Five) Convention in Snn Franetaeo 32 oz. pkg...... I would not "barnstorm" If he de Other roads joining in the appli champtonsblp of American Con be seeing on your TV. screen— cation are the C3ie«apeake and tract Bridge league. ] later this month. The White CALIF, LETTUCE Each 1 9 c maybe right along with your fat- rided to seek re-election. That ap Bombs Injure Five House visitor was Amintoror LARGE FIRM HEADS POTATOES 10-lb. bag 59c peared to rule but any extended Ohio, Lehigh Valley; Norfolk and Speaker of Australian House o f ; Special erlta program.) Western, Pennaylvanta - Reading Representatives Archie Galbraith | Fanfanl, secretary of the Chrio- W IT H SUMMER FAVORITEI •And Idaho Potatoes, are now in the market . . . the travel. Hia illness further dimin JIIUO In Cyprus Reprisal Seashme Lines. Pittsburgh and Cameron die* M Royal Igrince A l-1 Speak Normal American ? tian Democratic party o f Italy. long white lafge washed variety. Also lower than i^ e n t ished the likelihood of the conven V A N I L L A eritp, ddieiout ' By R E LM ANNM O RI^' Lake Erie and the Reading Co. fred Hospital after long illness prices on washed California Potatoes. Tiw 5 lbs. of Idahoes > values tional type of campaign. PLUMS DUARTE DoZ. NABISCO PEANUT (A P Staff Writ Jr) Lehigh valley and Reading, the from lung complaint... A 22- SOVIET BARS JAP BID D l l F l U I N G ' LARG E SIZE for 59c. . - _ Sharp C'oniraat * Nicoaia, C>'prua. Aug. .10 t/Pi - 29 Don’t be surprised, some fine fall yegr-old Oxford, Maas., youth tell# •Moscow, Aug. 10 (J1—Rus CREAM PATTIES To the Democrats, thi* pre C>'priot extremists set off more Shurfine night, if your favorite television (Cothinued on Pag* Two) police three men who offered him, sia's top leaders today rejected show suddenly turns into a scene sented itself as an opportunity for bombs today in reprisal for the BBC Asks Marilyn Play a new attempt by Japanese Min and a Sandwich NABISCO some sharp contrast*. ride in Worcester slugged him, 6 f.c 5 5 c WAFFU CNEAMS SLICED BEETS oit people talking politico, and, ap- hanging of three of their'men by stole his wedding ring and $30 and ister Mamoru SbigeoUtsu to win BIG FAMILY NECTARINES We will have Corn aiid Lima.s . . . Gre^n Beans They plan to emphasiM the per 'return o f the ^vlet-occuplod tpteial few prtM 2 cans 29c ' pealing for your vote. sonal appearance thia year, the British authorities. Five persona pushed Itim from car clad only ih ; Tbla is one o f the heW wrinkles , Ed Sullivan Slays Kurile Islaisds of Kunaahlri and and Wax Bean.s-. . . New Midget Watermelons . . . hand shaking. . the face-to-face were wounded in the latest out trousers. ' ' * Streamlined Lysistrata In the coming presidential cam Etorofu. The one-leggied Jn|Mi- SIZE! CANTALOUPES K.ch29c Mangoes and Melons , . , Plums . . . Pears and campaigning. By ihowing the .vo break. Italian doctor la killed and t\yo LARG E N Z E Shurfine paign. T h e violence flared'ita-an ial^ndjî in Hospital ambulance attendants are injured neoe diplonutt talked for 90 miB- Peaches . . . Zuccini Squash and Romaine Lettuce. ter* a rigorous, hard-traveling iite* with Premier Nikolai Bul . Ed ' Carrigan, from Na It' is a Rep\iblican idea, and a , wide^ strike protesting 'the execu critically when their vehicle and By EDDY GILMORE a Asked what accent Miss Monroe * PINEAPPLE JUICE candidate, they hope, to point up ganin 'and CommnnUt party tional Biacuit' has brought member of the QOP National Com- ! tions yesterday went into its sec Derby. Aug. 10 liPi —Ed Sullivan truck collide at Middletown in ' London. Aug. 10 — The Brit would be expected to use, the I the health issueWithout saying a boss Nikita Khruakchev. doziens of different varieties ‘2 46-oz. cans 49e mittee explained how it will work. ' word. ond day. The shutdown promised will be kept in the.hocpital for five New York . .. Conference on latest ish Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) an BBC''spokesman replied: of Nabieco freah cookies for He said the committee has made to last « t least until Monday. to seven more days, a CBS official in worldwide tobacco idtuation will nounced today it has invited Mari "A t an Athenian. Miss Monroe | ORANGE i»eo*.$««p 3 ,„Jie Frozen Food Specials A top Democratic atrategiat INDIA RIOTS OONTINUB your summer eating pleas niESH NATIVE tiUCUMBERS ea. Sc deals with the sponsors to buy the Storaa and offices remained said today. be held for leaders In tobacco re- would speak normal American." i said - lyn Monroe to play the title role Bombay, . Ingln, Aag. 16 Cffi— ure. You can't buy .them for Shurfine Tea Bags list five minutes of time on Mme ■ closed and Greek Cypriot workers The complications of a ^rohchisl. •aear^ and production at Univer Lysistrata - - the name means ‘ JUICE SNOW CROP "W e are going to use a ,lot of in Lysistrata, the classic Greek VloleOco'coatlnaed naahptad ftn less . . . and we think you ' TV programs that have top.audi- , 'Btayed off their Jobs including con- condition have caused the. longer sity of Connecticut 1 . . comedy, on its high-brow radio "diasqlver of armies" - - was a j aMMN«Mib2,.,3Se _^48 for 47c • TV, 1,00. But television is not the Ahmedabad for tlio third otraigbl w ill. find Pinehurst' cookies' ence ratings. The regular program'| •tniction projects at several large .tsy for the'‘ TV master o f cere l^p. Dodd (D-Conni reiterates charming, shapely and highly in-1 BABY LIMA BEANS 2 55c be-all and end-all. of political cam lljlrd Program. day and police ordered a 84-hsav 39c "fresher by far.” TENDER' SUMMER SQUASH ea, 5c will be tailored to end early. Then ■ paigning. It is a supplement to British enlUtary bases. Turkish monies and syndicated columnist. that he wishes President Eisen “ Miss, Monroe,” said one of her telligent young woman .w,bo| extensloB o# a ronad tha riack _____12 OZ. CAN Vogolible Roof 2 for 33e SNOW CROP Shurfine L the cameras, without a break, will | getting put and talking directly to cyprlota went about their businelw He was one 'Of four persons in- hower \yould call mediation con press agents, “ is thinking it over. adopted sex api>eal aa one way of fade In on the Republican cam- ^ the people. as .uauM. jursd in an automobile accident ference to .deni with Cyprus 'crtsla The Lysistrata they'w ant her to stopping a war. She enlisted the) curfew imposed yesterday- FaMsU Psam^ Patties . . .29c opeaed fro ea fear oeeaMoao ha- BRUSSELL SPROUTS 10 bz. Pkga. 33c BECKER'S Strawberry Preserve paign spot. “ Our candidate ought to do even . From scattered point* came re Monday, and suffered a'fractured , T\vo small rhlldren rearued do is a sort of mixed up Amer aid of women of .both the fighting I Expert hi Reach Millions more whiatle-atopping than usual ports of five bombings and a rib and abrasions of'the nose and from wildly driftittP: sailboat off ican kid. you know." sides, and by training them to say | fore aeda todsy, Mlirlag ag NATIVE TOMATOES HAVE DROPPED • 33e leaet dvasMreoBS. Prevtooe COM- MRS. PAUL'S Peanut Waffles : .27e “ It gives us' a built-in audience.” thia'year. He ought to travel, more, ahooting. body. N Rhode I.sland by occupants of Lysistrata U a.play written by "no” wrecked the armies and Try the NEW to 25c |b. today . . and may even work the official said. "W e expect to meet more people, make' more real Bombs exploded three times In addition to the smash-up' in- motor boat after their miniiter the 'Greek Ariatophanei in 412 halted the war to,the extreme sat-.' alty e o i ^ ItoMd 13 dead. DEVILED CRABS ■ 6 Or. Pkg. 4 9 c Fig Newtons, lower . . . try thase quality Backer's Toma- Shurfine'Pears reach millions of people with three news- sa a contrast to a sUck, within 10 hours in the garden of juriesi Sullivah waa auffering frbm father falls overboard and triea B.C. but the BBC wants Marilyn iafaction of a great many people, j spots." staged campaign." the British SeiA’icemen’a Club in a bad chest cold before .the acci- desperately to reach them. to do a streamlined version by Ideal for Role NHBR FARE HIKE STAIXOD double paqk.... .45e , toes. ' Hartferd. Aug. 16 'A V -A Nmp 2Vi can 43e . He said he believed most of the Spme idea of what this could Nicosia. The blasts there caused ,4ent. Tw’d weak* earlier when he Aluminum p ri^ increase of ,0eot Dudley Fitts, an American profes "W e’ve wanted to do Prof. Pitta’ j Havea RaUrSa

PAGK T^Q MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 S,; ■ ’(>.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 chairmen of the study, plan to .-A* * P A G E T H R E E Speak Normal American? Railroads Ask Bombs Injure Five Rescuers Push eliminate the city charter, dissolve the Vernon Fire - District and RockvUla instructed its ghai'go d'affaires in In Cyprus Reprisal establish a town jplannlng com Ecuador Rebel To Preacli Hpr«*- Blaze Destroys Jakarta to make a .strong protest, 45% Boost for To Reach 260 mission. Tolland Copnly against the "flagrant "violation- of BBC Asks Marilyn Play (Contûed from Page One) e. The Lavitt plan drew Imniedl- For Your Reported Killed Truck jCarrying the agreenient concerning taking MIRRORS ate support from the Citizens Two Injured Superior Court over part of the debts of the form Luxury Fares servicemen's shop but caused no Caught in Mine Committee for Education, headed Dancing Pleasure By Own Troop.s Explosive Label er Netherlands East Indies gov Streamlined Lysistrata Casualties. by the Rev. Edwin A. Brooks, "rhe In City Crash ernment made voluntarily by In AUTO GLASS At a small village in East statement called the plan "a more Rockville, Aug. 10 (Special) - donesia." (Contiatied from Page One) (Continued from Pag* One) effective method of handing all Guayaquil, -Ecuador, AOg. 10 Union, Aug. 10, >/P) i''ire de Cyprus, a Greek Cypriot em An Agawam, Maaa., man, found in FURNITURE TOPS ployed by the British was serious- governmental functions, including R(KkviIle, Aug. 10 (Special) — (/)■( The local military command stroyed a truck with a "red label" (CrnittaiOMl from Piê Ooe) and I think it h u a wonderful petition said, seek only an increase almost every turn by continuing education.” (^ntempt of court yesterday, was title role,’’ aaid Marilyn at her 1 wounded by gunpien. ^ GEO: SMITH & CO. A 2-csr accident on ti. Main St. said today it had been iAfoimed cargo today in t ^ yard of a gaso studio. "I would certainly like to in their basic coach fares. The British expelled the last fires, heat, blinding amoks and Answering this statement, Rady near the Roosevelt Mill late last given a So-day suspended sen the milltarv leader ot an abortive line station here, but the com Shower Stall Doors - - Blass Tub Enelosuresl She is making; a movie called "The Featuring GEO. SMITH At ike Hammond Solovex bustible materials aboard did not Sleeping Prince” with Sir Laur play It some day.” ^ The statement by Perlmai) and Greek news correspondent on carbon dioxide gas. Six-man replied, "i wonder if these people night hospitalized three pentohs. tence in Ifolland County Jail and revolt in Manabl Province was PREVENTOL •\ are aware that all education in Injured were Anthony P:/Rem- explode. ence Oliver. But she added that she feared Symes said the 4,1 per cent in Cyprus. George Sporidea, 34, of crews went into the mine |n re ordered to pay $112 in back sup killed b.v his own followers. The VitKinlna For Diels the state-subsidized.Athens News Rockville and Vernon is consoli • Opon Sun. 12 Neon to 10:00 P. M. # enik Jr., .17, Webster Rd../Elling "There were barrels of varnish TlK government financed BBC her present intensive schedule of crease sought for first class fares lays for two-hour periods. port payments within a month. TTic announcement said Lt. Col. movie making may make it ihipos- Ajency. No reason wts given, but dated at the present time so that ton, driver of one oar; Fish The action against Richard N. that got i-ed l;ot, but they didn't hopes to do Lysistrata the week of "approxioiatas our cost of oper They reported the heat was in er, 54, and his wife h^ry, both ArltiroiDavil.a-was reportiid shot Wow," said State Policeman .Jo NORTH END J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. Sept. 29, when the arty Third Pro slble to.âccept the BBC offer. a British spokesnvan pointed out by eliminating that part of their DINNERS ond .LoPIZZA Henderson came at a special Tol- ation. provided inflationary fac tense and fires were raging as statement it leaves only govern of Stafford, oequpants of the sec- rv his soldiers becaic.a tKby cem- seph P. Koss. "The firemen did a OPEN DAII.V 8 A.M. lo ,1 P.M. gram. which goes in for super-, ------tors do not force costs too much that for some month.a visas have laiW. County Court of Common strong as ever despite hiindr^s of mental functiona (b, be consolidat (Eat LiiPUaa Here or Take It Out) oiid car. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher sidêd llicm.sclvcs bclra.ved. Hi.s wonderful Job. I didn't think they'd PHARMACY INCLUDING SATURDAY Clascal music, poetry and ^ higher.” been-i-efused-to Gieek joui-nalists Pleas sc.ssion, at whch Judge Wal garrison rebelled at Portoviejo, to-visit C>-prus. Sporidea' residence tons of water being poured into ed.” were taken to City Hmpital where dare get as close to that stuff aa many advanced forms, has an an -; CMlllIVail {StaVS "We had our hardest going” In the workings. WE’RE COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED ter J. Sidor presided. capital Kif Manabi province, Mon- 4 DEPOT SQUARE 31 BISSELL ST. Ml 947322 permit expired and was not re Noting that Lavitt questioned offiMals today r e p o r ^ their com Henderson was found guilty of they did.” niversary. J the Puilmsn or luxury business, An effort to cut through a re dttion as good. dn.v night Besides varnish, the M A M The offer should prove *^trac-, T l~lrkfiT klt5li they said, adding the airlines, too, newed. whether the city committee had contempt because he had admit tlve to the shapely Miss Monroe. 11-AJnger lO nU SpU ai inforced concrete wall from a new studied adequately thd possibility Remenik was tal^n to City Hot Governnr.eît .sp ' ".men said Transportation Co,. .(Somerville, have found that liixury service is shaft into a corridor off the burn ★ W A LN U T ★ tedly ignored letters from the She has declared her Interest Inj ■ of consolidation. Rady aaid this pttal' and later /transferred to court demanding he make the earlier the bi ief uprish.g h( <: 4)een Mass.) truck carried other poten- not sn economical one for mass ing shaft was abandoned because Hartford Hospital, where he is un I tially explosive material, including pla^•ing Lady Macbeth and a parM (Continued from Page One) transportation carriers "unless the had been carefully considered but support payments to his fofmer pul down and the rebel remnants Danaher Marks of the heat. the committee failed to find fig RESTAURANT dergoing observation for possible 1 ollled up on a rtmeh. The levolt, : chemicals. Slate -Police said. in the highbrow Dostoievsky novel ------'~JV' passenger is prepared to pay for H u .n d red 'a of relatives and wife, Mrs. Marianne J. Henderson, •The Brothel^ Karamazov.”- ures to support such a step. head injuries. who has since moved to Maine. termed insignificantXby outgoing The Stafford Spring.*! Fire De- pounced that comedian Phil it." friends maintained their vigil at 7 WALNUT ST. City Police âld Remenlk'S car , pariment. which had to travel • I am familiar with Lysistrata Silvers will substitute for Sullivan "If," the two preaidenta said, 8 6 l h Anniversary "I'm not against consolidation if "I will not tolerate disobeyance President ,.Io.se Maj-ni Vela.sco the mine for the second night. it would help the community," MI 9-S070 atruck ti(e Fisher automobile, P'arra, was blnjned/oiiV civilian I ab()uK2 miles to reach the scene aa emcee of the variety ahow this "fares fpr the Pullman service are King Baudouin paid his second which was ' ^rked at the curb. of court orders." Judge Sidor" told iiy* Robert 'T; rarsons . Rady said, "but .from any infor Hender.son.-’'An.vone who does not, leaders of "the iipp lilion TJ’beral j a Half mile from the Connecticut- VISIT Sunday. not raised to the level of our costs, Meriden, Aug. 10 (/H—Former \’lsit to the disaster scene early Force of the/impact caused Rem- • Ma.ssachusetts boundar.v, kept a Yeaterday, Sullivan wrote hia we necessarily . will have to State Labor Commissioner Cornel mation I've come across I don't obey the court will gel no ".sym psVly. Tile party wn.s ilefeUtbd. ih today. see how this is possible.” enlk't vehicte to overturn. He was the June presidential e le cllo n ^ d Dr. Robert T. Parsons, dean of j steady flow of water and chemical column, which appeared In newa- equalize aome of the luxury claaa ius J. Daraher, a prominent Re The fire started from a short, pathy, from me.” In addition to I on the blazing cargo: ■ WE H A V E ^ alone in : the car. . the suspended sentence. Hender- charged Baud. the Kenned.v School of Missions, papera today. In It he praiaed the deflcHi by taking for greater in publican whose four sons carried circuit. Flames ate through an The acmdent caused police to will speak at the Second Congre- State Police said a pceliminar.v Griffln Hospital, where he is be creases on the coach or maas on his interest in poliical affairs, elevator cable after 2,’i men had U.S. Prison Rolls Dip detour traffic bv'way of East St. so'n was given an order for wage D EX TR O SE ^ execution of $16 per week toward grriional Church Sunda.v at 9:30 estimate of the damage ivas "close ing treated, and the people who travel service." went to his law office aa usual to- escaped and sent the lift plunging and Snlphic St. for about an hour,. a.nK Dr. Parsons, who returned re- to $50,000." helped him and the other vlctima The statement said that since day as he observed his SOtfi birth to the bottom of. the shaft. Other Wa.f the Ellington Grange The Netherlands was protested by dry, Novor o Charge PIZZA ORINDERS meet tomorrow night with Peter made a tour of the Manchester the Dutch gpveinnichl today as a said they will continue to seek re is considered the author of Con for municipal and school consolida TM raatiuM un Miemt mendation to California court seek Conn. for Hooch or Hut. lief from "punitive government necticut's workmen's compensa tion! Jaconski and Jerome Remklewicz Gave .Malden Nanu-s plant of the Southern New Eng "flagrant violation" of an a.grc.e- KA(iLEVII.LK COVENTRY TOLLAND ITWT R os INC tCMCN! In charge of the b tiecue. ing $10 per week .support pay land Telephone Co. following their' restrictions which requires us to tion law. Stating that proponents of con ments from defendant. Tlie Italian line said- the wom ment. A foreign ministry com .MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY ROCKVILLE GENERAL Negotiations Start _ j legular meeting Wednesday night. munique called on Indonesia to PICK-VP AND DKLTVERY operate passenger trains In areas solidation fail to prove how their SOMEBODY » Dorilde .Marie Roy, Stafford, vs. en had given- their maiden names SUFKIELD MANSFIELD DEPOT r o c k y h il l where only a few people use plan would benefit the community, DANCING The American Dye (.torp. is one when the.v landed on the re.scue After leaving the plant they reconsider the decision. . HARTFORD WEST WILLINGTON NORWALK ON ALL SERVICES T V SER V IC E of .six Connecticut textile mills l..awrence R. Kies, continued to [went lo the home, of Mr. and Mrs. The Indonesian gdvernment an them." Rad.v a member of the mayor-ap UP THERE f’ r FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS Sept, 21. witli recommendation Ship Cape Ann the day after the .NEW BRITAIN EAST II.YRTFORD .KENSINGTO.V Days C O A K A Call Res0i*voir Claims which will .soon enter into negotia I Waller Schdrtmann on Baker Rd. nounced Saturday it Vah writing PLAINVILLE M.AXSFIELD CENTER NEWINGTON OOR. MAIN and HAYNES STS. pointed committee that recom LIKES ME *' ' TO THE MUSIC OF that the defendant make some July 2.1 collision off Nantucket Is ; where icfi eshment.s were servedr off millions of dollar.s in debts lo Niglifs OAs9 9 Pina Parts Longevity: The regular U. S. mended separate school districts, tions witli the TextiU Workers land. Mass. On the ship and on the W'll-LIMAXTIC DAYVII-LE NEWPORT, R. 1. m in w iBMBi "BILL FLAGG'S" ORCHESTRA ■Union of America, payments before appearance. New Arrival The Nethei'lands. acknowledged in PHONE MI S-MS4 tEL.HlS-0U4 Army has 114,000 men who have 6oy Skin Diver .said."let's have more than double Helen Wilson, W. Willinglon, vs. roster of,missing the.v had been serv^ for more than 10 years. Pins “ .Secret of Treasure Mt.” POPULAR—POLKAS-^HILLBILLY ' According to the union ixiard \ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peck, RFD 3, 1949 when the Dutch relinquished talk," let's have facts and fig Merrill Wilson, order .mbdifled listed b.v their married n a n: e s. their southeast Asian colony. The ures." manager. Daniel J. Gallagher-, The line explained ' that u.se of 'Ellington, are the paienls of a aon NEW COHAGE FOR SALE New Hartford. Aug. 10 (/Pi — SUN.: “THE SEARCHERS” notice of contract termination has against defendant for support pay 'born Tiie.sday at Manchester Me- Jakarta regime claimed that the Fifteen-year-old Frank Barbosa of His statement comes on the ments of $20 twice per month in both maiden and married names is Dutch government in fact owes TEL. Ml 3*5440 • Ml 9*5938 been sent t bthe local firm. Tlie frequent in Italy. The line dis :moiisl Hospital. Mis. Peck's aunt, Plainvilie pulled his toy skin heels of a plain preferred yester- stead of $40 twice monthly. ; Mrs. Ethel Bancroft, North Haven, money to Jn4onesia. ★ •★ •★ •★ •★ •★ •★ •★ •★ •-A****************** *l,*y by leaders of a bi-partisan .gxpiiation dale i.s Sept, 30. covered the duplication in a con diver's mask down over his face Nci conti'act talks have been Mar.v A. Elliott, Bolton,-vs. Fran ■is visiting at the Peel: home while — The foreign ministry said it had ■yesterday and plunged into the town-city 8t\)dy committee. cis Elliott, Boston, Aias.s., order tinuing check of passenger lists. Mrs. Peck is hospitalized., Lavitt, and Norman Kittel/ co- scheduled as yet. according lo ? • compensating reservoir here yes untca-Jofficials. wit' the loco' firm. entered requiring support pay Tile Aniliea Dona toll now j Recovering from Illness terday. ments of $10 per week for wife aiid .'(layid.s at 2 known dead. IS nil.ss- I Charles Hanson. AniV Ave., who He was in ahead of his friendi;, 400 workers are -involved in f-ISiSISI9<9I9JSISi8JSJSISi9iI!l5l5f5l6IS15l5ra&iaiSI5iSI5i51SJSiSfEISISlSISISJa'S15ISiS;5l&IBSJ8i&ISii!niS^^ 'the union-plant contract.. -■ $10 per week for daughter. ing and luesuined dead and -25 has been ill for several months, has sc ^ dW tiiL ôod, TU w a . t but suddenly the boy popped to Anna Lamb, New Britaiij, vs. unaccounted fcr. Five died on the recovered enodjrh to work four the turfdire and shouted for help. Sw(m Meet Sr-hediiled. The second annual Greater William Lamb. W. Willinglon, con Swedi.sh American 'inei Stock hours a day at his position in Hart- Then he disappeared, even themgh tinued to Sept. 21, with an order holm. foi'd. he was a good swimmer.. Rockville awiming and diving For AN Hi* Rosidonts On the Wost Sidt of' Mon* championship meet will be held for arrest of defendaht for non- As the Andrea Doria lay si the Postmaster Kdwai-d F. Charter, The father of anoher boy dived mi TELEVISION hotloip of the oc"'an, repairs con "SAILOR BEW/RE" Sunday at the local pol, it was an appearance. i who has al.so l>een ill, is now able INI KEITH'S MIDSUMMER SALE in after him, but was unable to lo John Wayao Walter Rreaaaa tinued on the damaged Sto< khohn. ! tb leliirn^jjfl his office for two hours chMfor Noor Hm Now Shopping Contor At cate him. Vera Mllea Braa. lleWilde DEAN MAR'HN nounced today.-The events will be., ••THK "GOODBYK gin at 1:30 with the diving elimi- Tlic owners of the .Slotlihoim : a da.v. ■> Frank's body was recovered NKARC'HKBjU* JERRY LEWIS -\ir .îtlforil FNilirt* Issiiog MV LADV*' PROGRAMS - nations. Qualifying time, trails will decided yesterday to have her \ Wo«r Middk Tumpiko Noor Hm Comor of -from the deep reservoir hours la Tech. I:lt crushed bow repaired here. A con I .Manchester Evening Herald eor-: later. "LUCY GALLANT" be held prior to the day of the -Milford. Aug. 10 './T*! - For t(ie •Sat. 1pm . "A A C*' Meet Dr. Jekyll meet With the exact date lo be an tract for the W(,ik, to co.st $995,- ' res|M«ndenl. Mrs. (J. F. Berr, felsr | ■rood Sfroot. ______aad Mr. Hyde** JANE M’YMAN ' second time, police union onU'ials phone Rockville TRemont .1-9.113. S «a ., •'Karih riiiaf 8a«fert*’ CHARLETON HESTON Video Everyday — nounced. ; "met with the Board of Police ^-om- 000. was (uyai'iie to tho shipbuild "The Werewolf" There will be three age groups ing (hvulion of the ’'ethleheiri 7 Piece Blond Limed Oak Ail Righta Reser\‘ed — miasioners behind clo.sed doors last SA Officers Here for both boys and girls. The Inter Steel Co. n ie liner 'vill be fitted STARTS SUNDAY: H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. night and again both sides declined mediate group will*-include those to reveal what was ttiaci(s.«ed. A with a new 1k )W m the compan.v's Nerves Okay? Heart Good! 13 through 1.1 years of the while I'llant in BrookI.vn. At Campiiieetings Here Is A Real Thriller: union spokesman said, however, ► WE HAVE 1 EAST HARTFORD those 1 0 'through 12 yeaivr pf the that neither Police Chief Arthur Tlie siiip was removed from a “D-I-A-B-O-L-I-Q-U-E” will comprise the junior group. i Be sure to watch for the ^pening of the Major A Mrs. John P iû p of the Harris and Capiv Charles ,Pol- (liydiK-k two*^ da.Ys "ago, and is ► DEXTROSE j and “ STRANGE DOOR” Boys and girls nine and under will, iizzi attended. The union said floating at a nearb.v pic,‘ for ad local Salvation Army Corps, with BORIS KARLOFF compete in the midget or fre.shman ► V ^ many of the Soldiers, will attend, several weeks ago' it had some ditional culling .•'bove the water S O F A BED ROTARY BARBER SHQP/ This modern up-to- class. for the n ^ t - 10 days, the camp Carload m CHILDREN F R tr complaints about department af line. Actual reconatrucUon 'wall Ârthur Drug Storesl nventlon Delegalea fairs. but it (teclined to elalwratc. start about Aug. 20. meeting bmy at Old Orchard Beach, ^ m n e k naire. was elected at the depart Blaine. Marilyn Monroe ment convention held in Hartford For many years, these camp in “ N IA G A R A ” ELECTRONICS last week to attend the national meetings have been conducted and LdJ L i) erated by Thomas GuOrhdccia, will be opened la Glorioit Color convention of the Americaii Legion ‘speakers of note from all over the LABORATORIES In Los Angeles. Calif. Sept. 3-6. world have been brought in. This ~ And —^ While in California. Remkiewicz year. Commissioner Norman Mar Richard Wldmark la MANC+IESTER TRIP in the near future on or about September 1st. "BKD SKIKS OF will visit hia brother Frank; for shall from New York, and Colonel MOaNTANA** 277 BROAD merly of Rockville.. The latter re Albert Daiziel from J>’ewfoundland, cently.took an examination for'a will be the principal speakers.' C. 1st 2 .idufts 50‘ cihri FREE B olton Ncrr^d RADIO T { I I V I S I 0 N captaincy rating in the Los An Peter Carlson of the local coii>s ÔC'TC (ySttc/ geles Fire, Department, receiving ^ toaited it Gymb Read)------— T will be the song leader for the TONIGHT aad RAT. ONLY! CThsaael S Msw B avea, C n a . (It) VESTEKDAT’S NEWSBEBL the highest rank. He has now been Campmeeting. Major John Pickup Ckaaael It ■aMterd. Caaa. (U) JOHN DALY AND THE appointed acting captain. will conduct an open air Gospel Chaaael rt Sarlaxfleld, Matt, NEWS • • /Uk CONUI TtONF [) IS MARINE TRAINING Ckaaael M S»m Britaia, Caaa. 7;M IW) SPOHTS Bowling Alleys I'oterl service at Old OrchariJ sup^rted TOO TOUGH? Chaaael U Walcrbarx, Caaa. I:!S (M) WEATHEHVANB The Polish American CJitizens by the officers of the Sooll"th e m Ckaaael St Balvak^ lta«i. 7:Sk ( k) BIN TIN TIN EASTWOOD (IS-U) NY PHIEND PUCKA Club will install })Owllng alleys at New England Division. $EE FOR YOURSELF! (tl-M) JAVK r. NOBUAN Its clubhouse on Village St., it was John Whyae Vera Mllea lU ) FILM announced today by President 7:U Ct-M) NEWS CABAVAN Candy Burns on Freight —Jaka Cameraa Swayia Stanley Bakulaki. There will be % “THE SEARCHERS” jOH'i YOU t : t t ( S) CO M BAT SK R G E AN T four alleys, to be completed about Derby, Aug. 10 i/Pi— A fire on VUtaVUloa aad color S:lt. R:M "Deseel Veataaaca" the first of October, the president MIrkael Thamaa aaid. ' a freight train paaalng through Vaa H oflia' Kd B egley W AYNE V (1*-U) HOLLYWOOD SI'.MNEH Derby shortly after midnight today SAVE MONEY THKATKB —"Mameat at Jimorj' Ilind Cbllrclors . •- caused heavy'^'damage to a refrig “PAHERNS” ROBIRI Ueriilaa" DIaaa Lvaa Me(nbers of the Rockville Junior erator car full of candy. (tt-M) TRUTH OB.CONSE- Oiamber of (Tommerce will be sta 1;U. 4:S4. >4:M gU K N C E S v d A timely^ suggestion The fire gained considerable AT (M) CO.BBAT SEHU e ANT tioned throughout the downtown headway before it was discovered S:M ( S) CKOS8RO AD 8 shopping area tonight to solicit bV a New Haven .Railroad pollte- SUNDAY ' ■'Caealey la Cklaa" Arlhtr contributions for the Jlmniy Fluid J Keaas (keaaal) man. Firemen b a ttl^ the blaze “ Earth .vs, Hying Sauoers’^ A ^NORMAN’S (IS-U) OCR Mills BBOOKS Drive-which they are sponsoring several hours before drotrolling it. — Kea Ardaa here. Raymond .Spurling of the (7264> TRB LIFE OF SILKY People's Savings Bank will again Three firemen were overcome by 445 HARTFORD^ (IS) DRAM A about the Special Tax smoke. serve aa treasjirer of the drive. • ;M I S) D O LLAR A SECOND 522975 V A L U E ! N O W . (IS) CRC8ADER Checks may be made payable to TEL. Ml (7:-M) HKST IN MTSTEBT the 19.16 .limmy Fund. PLYIKG^ "A Slady la Paalc” IHek rnw ell Events Tonlghl A dijal purpose ensemble at a thrilling low Keith Sale price! The .smart contjniporar.v, • : 0 I I) MICKEY MOliSE CLDB (U ) f i l m , Kingdom Hall. Jehovah's Wit Blorid Limed Oak Sofa easily opens to.„(orm a. restful .full length bed for two)' ThV 'UMmKKHKS (IS) r t J r p y t h k c l o w n IH) FAVORITE STORY 7 Pieces include the SOFA BED. MATCHING CHAIR. COCK7yV.IL, TABLE. 2 .STEP (t- tl - JK>D ItOD BAK K Lr.V s n o w >:M ( S-2t> ALL STAR FO O TBALL nesses. wiU hold, a Congregational Early noxt yoor Monchostor pro|Mfty ownort wNI hovo CUM IV (Sfyri'OMCnr TIMK ^ GAMK study of Bible aids at 8 o'clock at END TABLES,-2 TABLE LAMPS. The cocktail chair at the left ia not included. Liberal Terms (JW» CILM THRATKK 1.1 Rosemary PI. and 41 .Edmund MAT. 2 P. .M. TECHNICOLOR SI OUT WEST M (It)(34 ) SCSIE ' St- _ EVE. CONT. —•'Sweet Fozle** THRU SAT. FROM 6:30 RN08 8ATL-RI1AY W.H.ENBLAND The Maple Grove Clambake Com- Fraak Blaaira Phyllia Kirk W) RIN TIB 'nHI , mittee will meirt at .the clubhouse a f f "JOHNNY CONCHO*’ajr $:H ( t) STAG E • riaa C'o*lilt , -—•'Portrait of Lydik*' Kt 9 p.n). Our Spocid Purposo Sewings Club is riio only club in I Carol Ohmart Tom Tryoa WEaTkEK All Taleoltrille and Yernnn new* town dosignod to holp you mooMhis tox. W o eonsor HOVR** (M) EABLY SHOW Items are npw being handled, ^••Reafrew of the Royal Opon All Day Sotordoy M oaated" through -TTie Manchester Evening up your wookiy poymonf plon to eovor Hiis Spoeiol fox TONIGHT—Slave Alias E. A. JOHNSON «:St I S) SrUBTSCUPE ( S) LES P A l'L A M ARY F O B S MATCHING BOX SPRING. Regularly $.5}).95...... ^ « : U (2t> s p o n r s d i g e s t ( S> NITECAP THEATER t;4e I SI WEATHEB FOBECA8T ( S> NEWS FA IN T CO. PIZZAS 4:U < S) THE NEWS TOOSY ; ’ LIBERAL BUDGET .TERMS MANCHESTER TRUST (Z2) NEWS 699 Main St., Tfl. MI 9-1501 .TO g 6 o r t o e a t h e r e ■ ;U (IS) SPOHTS HKVIEW AIB CONDITIONED.EOK YOUR COMFORT 7:N ( KU) JACK DBF.KS STOBTS ' SHOW GLASS STORE HOI'R.S: Keith*. Mam-healer Ubau‘d -Mondava, Open Thurada.v We Also Feature... (I t ) NEWS — AU’TO GLASS — Vlghla. Kellh’a Eaal Hartford Open Dallv From 10 A. -M. Fnlll 9 P. .M.. lit). WKATHKB A MI'SIC PLATE KPl WINDOW « t Estate the Breath-taking formal gardens surround a 42- Cloae Saturday. ,\( 6. : MAIN OFFICE • GRINDERS (All Kinds) I:IS (IS) WKATHKB Pknic on on Sound. •VJM) NEWS or TH E B O V B SU Mala, Oppoalto SL James’ Cknrcli PLUS • SPAGHETTI V (U) WEATBEBCABT J. A. WHITE 00. f(X)m Italian style mansicin at Harkness Memorial State Park in Waterford, neat' • MEAT BALLS T;lt ( I) BIO PLAYBACK DR, SPAULDING A n o r t h BRANCH IMPACTI USAS) DOIiOLAS KDW/kBDB A SI Blmell S t—Ml S-IStS New London. The mansipn contains 900 o f Rex Brasher’s bird paintings. This 235- li No. Mala, Comer Oakland 8L * Open Tkondagr Evenings C to • T EL Ml 9*8166 T H E NEWS aerie estate has spacious picnic pou n ds and facilities for fishing. Open daily except Next to YMCA . MBLaWERTMC JUST 1N.STALLED i W ILL BK M TM MUT M UVME «m U I KOOLDRAFT BEER SYSTEM Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED Tvuesday until Labor Day. Admission, fifty cents; children under 12, twenty-five cents. Meith FurnituTf* , ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES I BISSELL STREET —, OUT OF TOWN ANOTHER r telephone b(x>th$ in MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOaiT INSURANCE CORPORATION (■satstsm tsfsri) ATLANTIC HEATING OILS stu ssssn > i Connecticut cities and towns and on highways, ready to sen’e you ’round the clock. ni5 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST —---- — EXTRA t a y e r n A U G .tll FREE PARKI.VG At Both f'4P«- CARTOON □ ”] L. T. WOOD CO. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD I vaOiertt KelUi SlorM. I aa Our 17 BISSELL ST, PARKING IN REAR Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 TI^ Sou«h»m Kns^nd TvIpphond^Company Owa Parking I.»ta, Adjiaeeut T» IN CINEMA800PE UNTIL AUG. 20 1 Tile Store.: ^ - . \

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to appear as a witness in the next home* on the West Coaat for 80 __ 1 Alaska Will Get ca.se; 37 Hurl in Train, others. Andover in town, which . was established add. Dewey had described the Captive ; Voter Audience gathering as a social affair. ^ ■ •'Take this and pay your fine. Holt said the abandoned tota^ many years ago- by the late Miss Ribicoff Sees Public Records Nixon, Stassen iEE THE BIGGEST ARRAY PTrsl AP Bureau Then -get the heck out of here. 1 Freight Collision get harsh treatment in Korea- be Gertruda White. i r Asked whether Dewey plans to -FREE- Power Lines Hit The monthly meeting of the fire be active in Nixon's behalf., the don't know you, but I’m a sales cause of their mixed parentage. < 55’arrantee Deeds OF HOBBY PRODUCTS man myself and I hate to see a He hopes to rescue 140 more now- department will be held at the fire Adlai-Winning Call on Ike tit Vice President sdid he under GOP Will Inject Politics New York, Aug. 10 (A*! The 'Waukegan, HI., Aug. 10 (A’l — house tonight at 8 o'clock. Edward , John P. Friedman and Edith L. stands the New Yorker will make | EAST OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER being, cared for at an orphanage in By Baby Twister U'e Carry a' Complete Line o f ' first permanent news service ’’ "m ve.a" glatefully accepting the Thirty-seven persons were injured, Seoul before a refugee relief act PAVELLE* McNally, retired chief of the Hart Friedman to Jame^ R. Carey and- a speech at the Republican con-1 [bureau devoted to coverage of the offer, promi.sed Wlillams he would none seriously, when a Chicago, expires kk the end of the year. He ford Fire Depertihent, will speak At G)nvention Barbara V. Carey, property at 92 White House vention opening’ in'San Francisco i rams I Andover. Aug. 10 (Special)—12ie White' St.' Aug^.-^.-But Nixon 'would not' REVELL PRODUCTS Into Best TV Prog] Alaska capital and,to the affaiis repay him. North Shore A Milwaukee Rail eatiinated ' there are 1,500 such prompt Arrival of the Andover on his experiences with a metro politan fire-fighting department. Edward J. Holl to Russell E. comment on whether he has Dew-. of. Associated Press newspaper and way commuter trkin rammed the youngst'ra in Korea. Volunteer Fire Department emer (Continued from Pare tine) (Continued from Psge One) .V’ Miller and Hilda R. Miller, proper ey's support. ^pontlnuad from Pafe O"*) rear of a North Shore freight train Holt's 19-.vear-old daughter, Bar Slide File Box gency truck at the scene where a ty on Arnott Rd. ^ Told that Stas.sen said yester- ; Is s l-k lo u c ^ ''l a i i i i a I members in the territory will last night. bara, helped him take care of the baby tornado hit Wednesday e’ e- Manchester Evening Herald An his office in the old State D3part- V .< lc tlllln I opened in Juneau in September, New Aide Named with dover forreepondent, Mrs. Paul nation will, of course, depehd In Samuel Lombardo to Dominie day he believes Herter has a 50-50 klv* Sppwhrii hy Jke i j l a-k i r - i FYank J. Starzel, general man- Seventeen of the 37 were hoii- 24 new arrivals on their flight ning may have averted a road mis large Pleasure on the wishes of the Micoletti, property at 103 Tolland ment building next to the White chance to win the vice presidential pitaJized. Others were treated and acro-^s the Pacific by commercial hap. PfansHehl, telephone. Pilgrim House, was surprised to find sev BotU candidates traveled exten- hhow Drop Here ager, announced today Bv U.S. AUornev PaveHe-Processed 2-68.56. presidential nominee, Ribicoff add- Tpke. nomination. Nixon smiled and re-: ■ively by air, but both also made ______■ Starzel appointed William J. released at VVaukegan hospitals. airliner. The 51-year-old farmer Eastman or Ansco Mrs. L. Ellsworth Coveil said I.,awTence F. Flano and Rose eral reporters wailing outside the plied that he has "sai|| all 1 am long train trips, zig-zagging More than IfW paaaengera were had one of his recurring heart at this morning that Lt. Maxwell B. tAy Fiano to Valentino R'. Fiano, prop While House. They were th“ re m going to say on that subject.” Claims for unemployment eom- | J"*’ ’"- newsman now stationed at Hartford. Aug. 10 U.S. aboard the 3-car electric train Hutchinson Jr., arrived with the /'Sen. Kennedy'is right in there." the hope of questioning Nixon across wdde sjcas of the country, pensation in the Mandiester area I Lamlsville, Ky., to head the new tacks after the plane left Honolulu 35 mm. Color Film erly on Carter Ot. Sen. Schoppel (R-Kan| mean stopping frequently for back-plat _ A tty. Simon S, Cohen has ap- bound from Chicago to Milwaukee. but appeared to have recovered emergency truck after being noti / Besides seven newsmen, the Gov Leon Cieszynski to Joseph G. when he left. while, said Republicans across dropped from 493 to 470 dtiring the , , ,, , . pointed William J. White of Hart- ernor's party included his son, form talks, and for parades fi-om "This forward .step t eflccts the ^ ^ t i . S . Attorney Daniel Crabb. .50. Molorman when,it landed here yesterday. fied that power lines had been Strimlke and Josephine Strimike, "1 didn't expect this kind of* the nation in "overwhelmlhg mim- WtZBi SHOPPE the' train through the cities and week ending Aug. 4. according to aboard the train and one of the in knocked down- by the twister, Local Stocks Peter. 17. and Roger Dove, his ex reception." Stassen smiled. A. P. s recognition of the 'eased ■ Connecticut district. He wprks through World Vision property at 130 Tanner St. ■ • bers" are , rejecting Stassen’s 403 CiNTie ST. ATÔnilWOi* tOWTISj the State Labor Department. jured. told police .he failed to aee burning the lawn'’ at the Covell , ecutive aide. . Jack I. Horowitz to Arthur J. Asked why he was there, Stassen dump-Nixon drive. ' Despite this 4.7 per cent decline Importance and growth of the ter- .... , , . , . . . Inc., a religloua organization help PINE LENOX The main body of the Connecti This year, the President will fl\' ritorv," starzel said, "it follows a.s , t'«hen said yesletday s app.o nl- a light on the rear of the freight ing the youngsters. home, and that trees in the area | McCarthy and Barbara L, Mif said, "Oh. I get in and oiit.*’ He „ Schoeppel. chairman of the OOP j to key points ai-ound the country- ip the total, there were 101 initial Quotatlona Furnished By cut delegation leaves for Chicago a natural step in the start two ; «•«-•■ train, The freight waa atopped and had been seriously damaged. | Coburn t MIddlebrook, tnc. Carthy, property at 132 Falknor said he had arranged for the While Senatorial Campaign Committee, for some major speeches. claims, only one less than in the of bringing to his staff each .year preparing to croaa the North by-4rsin tomorrow. • Dr. House visit. spoke out in an interview shortly , preceding week. Initial claims in years ago of the only 24-hour Hutchinson stopped traffic in j Bank Blocks / MCC SASIUNC • O fIN fVEtV EVININ* ••He will make at least five, one of the top graduates from Shore mainline for a siding, police the area when a tret by the brook | Ward .Acting Hovernor Bill of Sale Latcn Stassen told a ne'.vs 'con after returning from strategy ses-1 dicate new periods of unemptoy- leased circuit serving the Alaska PHARMACY Bi^ Aiked Preceding .Ribicoff at the con po-ssibly seven." a GOP leader said. Connerllcut'a law schools. aaid. pond on the oposite side of the road First National Bank / Samuel Lombardo td^ Dominic ference he 'hope" but no rca; sions In Kansas and other states. ••After each speech, he may tour ment newspapers and radio stations. ' White. 24, is a grsdtiate of the FOR RENT 299 EAST CENTER ST. vention. scene were Democratic The At’ has had tempoi ary .o f M. P. Wintz. Ihg freight conduc had been hit. A large limb cracked I of Manchester ...... 29 84 Micoletti. interest in'the busi son to beliet’eVNixon will recon around these areas a little before I The drop in claims heie I’ niveisity of Connectictit Law tor, told Investigating ofllcera an 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projactoea Stale Chairman »John M. Bailey, sider his caildidacy and support coming hack to Washington." mirrored the situation throughout fices iq Juneau during the past TEL. Ml 9-0896 off the tree and fell on the, rgad I Hartford National ness known as Acadia Restaurant. School.^ He "was admitted to the unlighted coal ..gondola'- had. been —sound or~sUent, nlan'SS mm. approximately 10 to 15 minutes j Bank and Trust Co. 2931 National Commlueewoman Doro Marriage IJeenses Herter. Stassen, said he launched - ^ e GOP vice presidential can- , the State, where the number of legislative sc.ssliins, hut this is the bar eaiMier'*lhla month. slide projectors. thy Salti and former U.S. Sen. Wil The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY first time, any set vice has set up a lemporarily liooked to the rear of after the twister passed through. Conn. Bank and Leo Gerald ^ lisle. Vernon, jrhd hia Herter campaign with a "heavy .dldate and a group of legislative ; claimants declined from 27.82.'’> to j liam Benton. heart” but is now "tremendously leaders also will be on air tours. I '20,670. Included in these totals are ! permanent bureau. the freight. Mrs. Coveil said, ûipment from I Trust Co...... 33 >2 36'2 Madeline Beverly Vieira. Vei-fion. WELDON DRUG CO. At the airport to see Ribicoff encouraged" at the reception it is No campaigning by ['train is ya£ation shutdown claim*- I-ast Tobin, 28, was regional mem 12 Hurt in Model Train 901 Main S t 'Tel. Ml 3-5S21 the emergency truck was used to | Manchester Trust . . . 62 67 David Rockwell Nichols, 26 Del- off was Patrick J. Ward. Hartford, mont St., and Jacqueline Alma getting. planned for- any GOP speakers, week there were 8.195 such claims | bership executive stationed- in | — ■ - clear the road. ' i Fire Ihsuroace Companies president pro tern of the State Sen •The •'Truth Squad" of 1952-rWhich In the preceding week, there were ; Louisville before accepting his' New* London. Aug. 10 '>Ti • A Mrs. Covell said that the “small Aetna Fire 64'2 68'2 Bennett. 243 Center St.. Aug. 18. Nixon, questioned by reporters 24 Korean Tols Hartford Fire ...... 145 155 • ate who will be acting Govci'nor in South Methodist Church. after his Whitfi^House visit, had followed the route of the Deriio- '9.924. present assignment. He has had ^ dozen pas.sengers were dumped out tornado" tore shingles from the his absence. cratlc candidates—has roof of their home, tossed- lawn National Fire ...... 130 140 Building Permits little to say about politics. not been - In all, 12 of the department's 19 wide expcrieni'e in writing and I of a miniature railroad train when Brought lo U.S. Phoenix ...... 74 77 Lt. Gov. Charles M. Jewett, a planned for- this year. local offices throughout the State handling news for both newspapers it broke a rear axle .yesterday on chairs about, broke off the top of To Clarence R. Wetherell for al He did say, however, that there A NEW Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. Republiran, is cn route by automo terations to a dwelling at 29 Per has been no change in his position Because of the latey dales for reported declines. and radio stations. A native of its mile-run 'around - the Ocean a large maple kfid split three large bile. to the GOP national conven the conventions, the HIme avail In Manchester la.st week, Beach ainusenu’nl park. Ten of the Portland. Ore., Aug. 10 (Ab— 'FUNERAL HOME oaks on an' ddjacent lot. Further Aetna Life ...... 190 '2(M) kins St., $600. regarding a second term as Vice Mi.ssouri. he worked for the Indian Harry Holt came home yesterday Aetna Casualty ...... 1'25 135 tion In San Francisco. • To W. G. McNally * Sons for able for campaigning- will be more women accounted for -24.5. or .52.2 apolis Star and for the A.P. passengers were treated for cuts UNDER EXPERIENCED evidence of the wind’s path was Ward himself is embroiled in a PrMident. than .30 days shorter. The pace, and bruises at a New London hos with 24 more orphans fstiered by discovered In the yard of her Conn. General ...... '285 1 .300 Klock Corporation, for alterations' /N ix “on said several weeks ago per cent, of .the total. In the pre-I i„ Imfianapolis, New York and Hartford Steam Boil. 97 105 primary contest for the Demo Don't be a Qioney worrier! therefore, will be proportionately ceding week, the.v acc ounted for i L0 53 annum— steady and sure. Current Amiual pilot, made 39 flights in which five towns of Regional District 8 will conversions were accompILshcd their work in the prison disturb-. spectator, handed him $15. ‘lUCKY STRIKE” Opp, .Army and Navy Club Terry Steam . . .‘4. ...140 3 Dlvideiid RaU from helicopter rotoi' takeoff to ance last month.. I Said Williams, who was wailing PICTURE V rAMING (oil types) 98 Ft. Sport' Flahlng Boat be presented with the completed Torrington ...... 2.’> % transportation report prepared by SMlTH-FRAZIER,in[. FOR THE BEST IN airplane forsvard flight and back U.S. Env'lp com . . . . '23', Radio Telephone Equipment the regional transportation com U.S. Env'lp. pfd .. to rotor for landing. WINDOW and PLATE GLASS '] ‘Downtown.-aJi Cleaners ...12', TV SERVICE mittee and Supt. W. Christof Veeder-Root ...... 57 The plane has short wings, a Heisler In the near future and Colonial Furniture helicopter rotor with pre.ssure jot JALOUSIES: Installation Is ((ulck. Easy aad EconomicaL Call Burton R. Keeney The above quotations are not to Insist on a Talsa Man iir K GREEN STAMPS a.sked to indicate whether they be construed aa actual markets. avings liJank of Manchester' engines at the tip of'each of the iF POK MAXIMUM HtlAT aad TKOUBLti FREE UPERATIU.N ^ CUNTKACroKS: WE HAVE IN STOCK favor an integrated or non- ! 307 Ea»l Center Street You'll fiird the members list three blades and a pusher type Manchester Ml 9-732T integrated .system. They will aI.«o- ed In the yellow pages of 923 Main prqpellar. It does not need run MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS MAIN OFFICE - St. EAST BRANCH 285 fast Cenift b). be asked whether a municipally- your telephone book. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 to B way*. Open Saturdays — .Open Thursday Eveniaga owned or contracted transports- ; Daiiiai—.Salva-1 and Serviced Promptly and Efficiently final phase.s of the report com- j T\vo edrs were involved in a pleted by Dr. Heisler were distri tore La Monica. 48. of Trumbull, j ► GARDEN minor fli iideiit on Main .St„ yes waa listed in good condition in Wa- i buted. SHOPPING PLAZA terbury Hospital with injuries po- j 6. E. WILLIS & SON, Inc. i Bute Graoiie Monumenu uc dcaiga- The report's figures reveal that terday ajlernoon. A car owned by ' lice said he received when he was i cd and sculptured by anUta in 6ncat a “ considerable savings would be’ Mi.a.j . Madlyn A. Heller, 41, 2 ' East Side or Rear Entrance ^ t MAIN Si;. — PHO.VE MI 8-8125 t ^ V ITTN ER ^ S French Rd;, Bolton, received $1.0 struck by a tree being foiled by a indicated by a municipally-owned SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF- gtanicc— CO endure. And Bane These CENTER datuage to its left side when it waV | Convenient Free Parking At Our Door bulldozer. The hospital said he had Granite Momumenci pay Uibute to system. Additional advantages a fractured pelvis. I ronsidered were improved sCmce hit by a car driven by John Krin- things the things that endure—the iaith, love While They Last under an integrated system and jak. 32. of 51 Eldridgc St. Krin- , and memoriea of choae who have the availabihty of transportation jak. who.se car received no dam ... Featurinfi Early iinerican Furniture hy the age. waa hacking up on Main St. Final Summer puaed on. for extra-curricular acliviles. When you ue chooaing your monu K n D n C r a I s p r in k l e r Travel Movies Patrolman Allen .Smith Investi- ' Finest Makers in the (Country gated. No arresl.s were made. Q ment, lei at help yon. The beauty and GOODRICH U I I J I M L _ h OSE Travel movies will lie shown at n O t the Old Red Barn tomorrow night permanence of aeiect Batre Granite a 8 o'clock. A previoûk showing! Farmers and other small hold-; STATION SOLID CHERHY make k a auiia- 50 FL Reg. 4.9o. NOW of travel films earlier in the sea -, era own 57 per rent of the forest ; blc choice for 2.95 25 Ft. Keg. 2:79. N O W T . 9 5 son met with such- aii eivlhusia.stic ' land in the United States. HEVWOOD WAKEFIELD SOLID MAPLE f UI monuincol, response that officials of the An- 1 70 MONITOR SOLID CHEKKY H T G N V . 1 whether k ii to COMPLETE ASSORTMENT dovfr Lake Properly Owners’ , Garden Hose 2.95 Up Assn, were requested to stage a 11 1 ..be large or imall. similar event as snolher of their MERRIMACK SOLID MAPl.E 1 1 _ _ Lawn Sprinklers 1.95 Turf Edgers 2.85 up ' weekend family night programs. ’ " 6 , fiuinq, The weekly' teenage square E M P te FINE UPHOLSTERED RIRNITLRE HEADQUARTERS FOR dance will be held this evening at I 8 o'clock. VERMONT SOLID MAPLE Men's Wear Clearance Boys' Shop Clearance Visitors .Arrive COMPARE AND SAVE ' Four Friendly Town visitors were DRAKE-SMITH SOLID PINE ALL SUMMER SUITS SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS V RA-PID GRO met at the train In Hartford yes [Gallon terday noon by the Rev. and Mrs. Regular, l>ong«, tihorta, REG. $4A.0A 8IZE.S 4 h) 20 The Miracle-Plant Food Fully Guaranteed— (iood For Everything That Grows .All Colors Because of our low overhead we ean offer .vou substan Stephen R. Chamberlain, of the Stouts and Short Rtouta •VOW ...... $36.00 Slzoa S5 to.50 REG; $1.50— NOW • to**' $ 1:19 SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. First Congregatfonal Church, and tial .•saving.*' on this Fine Furniture. Come around (the ' ■ - V their hosts. Their visits had been corner) and see our attractive Living Room, Dining REG. $29.95. S&H Green Stamps Given Interior, flxterlor N05V ...... $40.00 470 CENTER STREET TEL. Ml 3-7732 arranged by the local church’s Room and Bedroom Piece.s.' $23,95 REG. $1.75— NOW $1.39 Open Daily 8 A. M. fo 6 P. M.— Sunday 9 A. M. ta 1 P. M. Board of Benevolences in co GARDEN SALES REG. $6,5.00 operation With the Fresh Air Fund. 31-f Oakland St.—.511 9-9tli6' Terms îrranged Phone Ml. 9-9607 .Nw $27.95 •VOW ...... $52.00 Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre granite. Tolland Turnpike .At Manchester-Vernon Town Line— Telephone Ml 9-2623 The newcomers lo IJje Connecti REG. $ E 9 5 ^ 0 W $1;50 cut scene included Gladys Valle. 6, who will be the guest of .Mr. and JACKETS Mrs. Edwin J. Johnson. Rt. 6. An- W.4.1ST and COAT LENGTHS — SIZES $6 to 50 ' REG. $2.25— NOW $1.79 vover; Alonzo "Butch" Singleton. R E G $5.95. -v e ' 1 KC4i. $14.95. A C 9. guest of Mr. and Mrs, Donald CMancbtstt/s Oldtst Financial I mtitutim The following cars hav* boon Richards, Andover Lake: and Alex NoW ...... #4.75 r NOW ..... ^pll.ys REG. $2.50— NOW $1.99 ander O’Dood, 12. and Raphael REG. $9.95. C T O C taknn in trod* on thb NOW’ ...... e O - - ' Padilla, II. guests of Mr. and Mrs. REG. $2.95— NOW $2 .3 4 DAZZLING NEW Bradford Foster, Lebanon. oriarty Brothers Three additional visitors were All Summer Sport Coats • REGULAR STOCK — FIRST QUALITY unable to make the •ti'tp. They 1956 OLDSMOBILE were to have been thelguests of 'f ■ the Chamberlains and Mr. and, At Same Savings! \ CHINO DUNGAREEIt OUR 65 YEARS '54 OLDS. SAVE Mrs. Gilford While. Cîventry.*' '5 5 MOD|hS ANCHESTER - The Friendly Town visitors will REGULAR $2.75 and $2.95 De Luxe 98 4-Dopr. R&H, remain fpr two weeks. Planning to build ALL SUMMER and REGULAR SUCKS hydiamatic, power steering, Name $2.95— N p y CuatomlMie Tudor 6, Gieen. '48 CADILLAC 'S3 FORD REti. $SJM. REG. $5.00. amount.s saved OFTEN really built their sav< 'S3 OU)S. *51695 Perfect little RtH^Jfery clean. Vei-y 'low .Super "88" Holiday Coupe. 3Iodel 62. Ilydramalic, ra Custom V-8 4-Door. Two- CRUISES On F r i d a y a NOW ...... $2.69 NOW’ ...... $3.95 $ ing.s up. mileiYge. 2-tone green. R*H. hydra- dio, healer, excellent white lune imlnt, white wall' from New REG. S3.95— NOW 2.00 '55 OLDS. 5AVE mStlc. '55 MERCURY walls, power tires, radio’, heater. York . Uiroughoul Summer. 7 windows and A„ Days with 2 Days in Na.ssaii. SUMMER SHEER DRESS SHIRTS BOXER STYLES You will be, t«N>. Save iKomething fintt, before Super- 88 4-Door. Gray', and 4-Door Station Wagbn, 8- See M cKinney '53 GHEV. $1195 Passenge.r. Ihyo-tone blue, seat. Very nice. Ship as Hotel; From $145 WHITE and COLORS. REG. $$.95. spending. white. R4H. hydra matic, "210" 4TDoor. Black. Heater [Mwer steering, power custom Interior. Merro- •54 CHEVROLET Drop in and. let us help you. We ($2J» lUeh). NOW ...... 2 $5.00 and power glide. Exceptional. matlc. radio, heater, Au STOPOVER LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS 6rake.s. custom lounge cush '46 FORD 210 2-Door Delray Coupe. SlwrwvEix g D a.vs be carry a complete line of building ions. Many iegtras. Low niile. Immaculate original . Pine Flooring (SO.ME REVERSIBLE) 2-Doqr Cloacii, V-8. Vinyl Irilerinr, radio, heat tween Crui.ses. Choice-of Ho materials . . . including West Coast ALL SWIM TRUNKS Vi PRICE! age. One owner. A "Regis S^F-E-C-I-A-L-S Radio and . er, excellent tels. Package Tour including Save any amount — Save any time /lum ber, mason .supplies, hardware RE4i. $2.96. REti. $5.00. REG. $5.50— NOW ...... $4.63 tered Rocket.”* “r " " $2495 heater. $95 Hotel. Transfers and Sight-see |g c «q fG 'S4 MERCURY ' T . , j , 2 9 5 ing. 15 Days. -From 8I8'J.5() and paints. Plans available, or we'll N05V ...... $1.48 NOW ...... $2.50 '51 CHEV. . $395 recommend competent architects REG. $S.$5. REG. $5^95. $5.53 '54 MODELS 4-Door Sedan. Monterey. '50 BUICIT AIR TOUR Round Trip by REG. $ 6 .S 0 ^ O W . 4-Door. '44, CHEVROLET and builders: advise on financing. .NOW...... $1.98 N055 $2,98 Alercomatic, radio, heater, Super 4-Door.' Dynaflow, . from New 1 X 3 " Hard Pine, B and bet- x'54 CHEV. $1495 '50 BUICK $195 white H-all tires. rqdio, beater, 2-tone paint. f'onvrrtible. Radio, heater, York, with .Week in Nassau, Call MI 9-4525. or. from Rockville, % new fop, excellent rubber, teg grade, with matched CABANA SWIM SETS REG. $7.50— NOW . $6.38 "210" 2-Daa Inaiiranre Corporation. One Owner Oldsmobilea Sold and Serviced By lie NOW ...... $1-98 I $3 75 GOOD FOR BACK TO SCHOOL Recommendation AvaUable. 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V' MANCHESTEII EVENING HERALD. MANCIffiSTEIl. C0NN« FRIDAY,>UGUST 10, 1956 PAGB"8) m i4 MANCHESTEIi'EVENING HERALp, MANCtOBSTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1956 jHjsMSRgM^MlIIIÂAM P A G ^ S C C Coventry B o lto n ’ win Jr., addition to 3-J,’s Restsu- strangb argument, for Egypt was for |>ea'ce and for mutual upbuild Aug. 28 to Sept. 1 in Miami rant, 40 feet by 40 feet; Leonard IM tp r Leniency Asked Beach. Fla. , : - Vaccine for Sale WKNB—840 WUAY—910 Thated to gain sdle jurisdiction over ing'? Do not, for the sake of food, ' ^ "1 Phillips, csT^Kirt and breerewrsy, C O S M E f i c I f Broodies destroy the work of God. Every At. Lowell. Mass., Rep. Edith riEGAL BEVERAQES; WOCG—1290 D aily Radio Bicycle Parade Skyivdtch Schûle Granule Will Offer Linwood Dr.;. Antonio Aruta, Man the Canal In 12 yeats anyway, b y WPOP— 1410^ By ROtiBR PRICE thing is . indeed clean, but it is For Sgt. McKeon Nourse Rogers (R-Msssi says re To Public in Slate k AT LOW PRICES ^ chester, hot dog wagon on Silver- We O e ^ 'Atl the Top LMs the agreement of Britain. wrong for any one to make others sponsibility for the death of six WDRO—1360 Eastern Daylight 131(1^ W'1’1C--1080 ' * Listed for Fair stein property; Frank DenetU, PUKU^HliiD BVx’fHiJ ■ Sstiirdis.v, .\ug. I I * Tooiiiey Respects nKPAi.nW rvriKO CO.. INO. So long aa Nasser keep.' the fall b,v what lie esis: it is right not By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Marines during a Parris Island, Hartford, Aug. 10 (A *i-Stale Cider Mill .Rd.: addition to rear i:< BiMell'dtreel to eat meal or drink wine or do S. C., night niarch does not be-, Ârthur Drug Stores! I Midnight 2 a.m. . , Volunteers Needed " Âiiliiix Drug Storis; ^ n a l open, nbbody is going to William Derdei'ian, New Britain | Health Commissioner Dr. Stanley The foliowing orogrom schedules' Coventry, Aug. 10 iSpei'iall of house; Casimer Kiirys, Frenbli . ManrheMifti anything that makes your brother long "on the shoulders" of,f Mc r HOURS 8 A.M. to t l P.M. 4 WHAT—Dihner Date I 2 a.m: 4 a.m. .;.. r.-rt'’ , Volunteers Needed Bolton, Aug.'i 10 (Special) — Rd., cow barn; Wilton Thorp (re THOMAS r. f'krcuson take 4 t sway from him—not, at are supplied by the radio manage WCCC-Mjood Lvjtriiiif Good Alualo k 4 k A .(ik A ' . * A A A A SK s J WAHTEM R. FERGUSON stumble. national senior vice commander of Keon blit on "the officers and au H. Osborn says commercial polio Plans are progressing for the 25tii' 4 a.m .- 6 f.m . . . . , Volunteers Needed Symbolizing the aynipa.hy of the newal), Notch Rd., tool shed. - Pubitaher* least, \rtChoiit plunging the world ments and are subject to change WKMH—*Dinner Date 6 a.m.—8 a.iTU,-<'. , Mary Anne Aronson FouAdcd Octobtr 1. IWl ’ The faith that you have, keep be the Marine Corpi League, aaid to thorities of the U. S. Marine vaccine is available for purchase by WTIC—Tliree Star tiXtra annual 4-H toiwn fair. It will be held . entire towTi for the famil. of Td\vn Birthday Today into war, ' Corps." without noUce. WDRC—l..ow'*]l Tboinaa 8 a.m'.—lO ^ Jn . .. . Mary Anne Aronson 0 tween, yoiir.self and God; hajfpy is day he will ask the ‘League's na all Connecticut residents. ^ WPOI*—Mf*rt 4hT‘ ArtMl in the Community House. Aug.' 25 j Cierk and Mrs. David C. Toomey ■ Allan Willej’, son of Mr, and Mrs. PublUbed Every Evenin* Except he who has V » reason to judge, The • Congresswoman called on 10 a.m.p*^;2 Noon . Douglas Stevens Paul Willey, Bolton Cent^, is cele Wrought Iren Railings ■unday* and Holldaya. Entered at the As the crisla.^ntinues, the tional convention later this month Previously the vaccine was WHAY—Music Merchant starting at 1 p.m. and for the first' . James Galanek *> at the tragic death Wedne.sday Poet OUlc* at Mancheeltr Conn., ae j himself for what Ife approves. But Secretarv of the Navy Charles S. ÎIA Y —encore Pheater Noqn*^2 p.m. . . . brating his iOlh birtimsiy today. American role in itêpntains un- to urge dropping of thg bad con liniited tp those under 20 years of TAKE WeeU—Kecorti Revue WeetJ—iKfod evenms Good Mualc time will include a bicycle parade. 2-p.m.—4 p.m. . . . . Volunteers Needed evening of their son, Michael, the Porch Columns lônd Claea Mall Matter. he who has doubts is condemned, duct discharge from the sentence Thomas tkst night to void the WiCNB—Bsscball Mallnee WKNB—Dinnor Date New 4-H Membera SUBSCRIPTION RATES happ.v element.s, which heighten if he. eats, because he does not act guilty finding against McKeon age. ' WTIC—Woman WTIO—Stai’8 TrinlRtit The regular agricultural’ home- 4 p.m.—6' p.hi. . . . , Volunteers Needetl Grange has re-arranged its plans Newest 4-H Chlb'^nrollments re Payable fn Advance______of S.Sgt. Matthew McKeon. WDRC—I'al K"IKv our responsibility for peSlteful from faith; for whatever does not and that he be "restored to his YOUR ' S P WDRC—Amoa n Aj»dy making and livestock di8playa..wiil 6 p.m.—8 p.m. . . . , Linda, Recknagcl. Carol Chsce ported by ■ Tollwid County Farm VALLEY WELDING tl .M Derêrisn's resolution calls for j Dr. Osborn also said that anyone WPOP—Waxworks ' WPOP—l*\ilton lef’Wl.s J r . fo tonight's meeting. c6. One Tear .... 6 proceed from faith is Bin. I rightful position in the Marine • :U— be ready for viewing at 2 p^m. Of- 8 p,.m.— 10 p.m. .. . Volunteers Needed Bureau include those of John Mc- For Free Estimate Call BIX Hontba ... »7.7S soliition. ."nils all Started when a request to the Secretary of the who wishes can now have the Mft— ficiala indicate that this year's ■Membcrt will meet at the Com . S.90 i Romans 14:10-23 Corps." WHAY—Music Merchant WHAY—en co re L'tieater 10 p.m.—Midnight . Volunteers Neetled Derm.otLôbert M ona and Caro- tUoitoiibury ME s-9118 Three Momha . i.n i we abruptly withdrew an offer to Navy, now reviewing the Marine I 3-shot series for maximum protec- WCeO—Record Revue WCCC—GiK>d eveiiUiK Good Muiie event will be the liwge'st in. the his Skywatcli Post located on top o f Manchester Police Station. Vol munity Hall at .7 p.m. o.'s originally One Mtfilh .. Sponsored by lb* Manchester In a strongl.v worded com- tion. Before,, persons eligible could WKNB—Sports lee êipard. Weekly ...... so, help Egypt With the Aswan dam, drill instructor's sentence. McKeon | WTIC—Radio l.aiie WKKB—evening Hf*renade tory of the fair._ * unteers may register at Civil Defense Heasiquarters, Municipal scJieduled and will go direcUy to .« Council of Churches. was convicted last Saturday of { municat^n. she said the officers' of I get only two shots because of the WDRC—Cal Knlby .W TI(‘w-SCara Ttnileht Proceeds from the c'orh supper tlje John B. Burke Funeral Home Attending- Funeral SIncle Copy... withdrawi-g «t thus abruptly af WDRC—Ainoa n Aiidv Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1-5 /1A. N. Skinner Sr„ Rt. MAr.-and m m negligent homicide. |the Marine Corps knew training scarcity of the vaccine. CMS WPOP—Waxworks W POP—K. P. Morgan tomorrow, evening in the Church in. 'Manchester to express their MEMBER OF_ . ^ ter many months when we had methods included nighttime 4:30— p.m. William Barrett. Marichfstcr, are THE ASSOCIATED PHEM . Derderiah," campaigning for the 1 Dr. Osborn said tne Stale Health WHAY—Betty Kimball Community House will be used to sy:iipathy to the Toomey family.''' The Aaaoctated Preaa ‘Flying Saiwer with Trailer* marches to Ribbon Creek, "con WHAY—Save a Life attending the ^^nffal of Allen been preasming Egypt to take it. Mayor of Dublin • I.,eague's top spot? said McKeon ] Council voted to remove the age CARD ON WceO-Record Revue WCCC—Good Ibvutiiiic Good Music defray the' cost of fair piemlums Tlie group will then conllniie''bn entiUed to the use ol republlcatlon of This outfit belongs to fay favor- doned it and did nothing' to have WKNB—Ba.scbiill Matinee and awards. Th« supper is being Church in Eaglevllle will be at Mrs. Evel.vn Lawson Cavanec, 63, Hayes in r^w'Hampshire today. Weak, Anemic, all ncwa dispalchea credited to It. or Thi.s reversal on our part had one “deserves real consideration" of | limits and the two-shot restriction WTIC—Radio l-aue. WKNB—Platter Pnrly to Ch'omwell to cî'ry out thc'plans not otherwlae credtRd ,'0I» t{*0" it i Science Fiction hero, 'XJaptain his expressed desire to remain in | this l.vpe of training changed or WTIC—News o! World sponsored by the 4-H Town Com 8:30 a.m. niece and heiress oi the late Viclui made previoiml.v...... to visitoldest Hayes, 'a''formcr resident of this and Shio the tical nelaa publlahed here. main objective—the ainashing of Droodle, Space Bum." The Cap To Visit Hartford prohibited." after lieceiving manufacturer's re VACATION WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Bing Crosby The schedule of Masses for F. Lawson, editor and publisher of the Marine Corps. Other parts of 1 WPOP—Waxworks WPUP t;. Hf I mittee and the first serving will be , livi;ig member, Mrts AdelijL, tti'vn, and Manchester, died iLti HcPU of repubUcallon of *pfcial Nasser. He smashed back. And he tain la quite an interplanetary — •- ports that vaccine is now "plen 4:43— at .Y;30 p.m. j Wednesday will be: St. Mary's 7 the Chicago Daily News, and wife j,f(^'\yednesday at.^his home following Run-Down digpatche^ e r c i n ar» atBo feterved. the sentence include nine months : Mrs. Rogers said the officers tiful.’’. WHAY-Betty Kimball 3;4&— Loomis, who.se mejvfh-’rship sma.shed harder than we did. Af toiiri.st and he's known aa the Por- Hartford, Aug.': 10 Robert 1 of ronflnement. forfeiture of J30 On the coni't martial which con eONNICTICUT MielCAl litviei. IHC. WCCC—Record Revue WHAY —Save a Life Rralnanl to Ix'sve I a.m., ,9 a.m., and*7:30 p.m.; St. do- of Clark- Montgomery Cavanee, back 69 yckrs a long period of ill health. J^ll «#rTiciN:lf«nt of N. E. A, 8enr* .WCCte—Good fc^Vf'iung Good Muate ter all, Secretary of State Dulles firio RubiroSa of tbe solar system Briscoe? -first of the Jewi.sh faith | a month for nine montlis and ! victed McKeon "know in -their WKNB-rBaseball Matinee Jesse A. Brainard, former chair-1 seph's Church, 7:30 s.m San Diego investment banker, died Biilldhtg PennltK His daughter, Mrs. Doris Skin Icc Inc. _ because he's .so romantic. When : WTIC—Radio I.anc ■ WKNB—Piaii»'r Pariy n*nn of • the "Board . of . —.Education and Thur.sday. She was born in Oak ner Jr., with whom he lived at Men and Women! tiubliaherk Repreaentatlvea; Tbe himself, when the new Egyptian to be lord maypr of Dublin, ha.s ac .reduction in rank to private. ' own minds they were expected to WDRC—Record'Shop WTIC—One Man's PamUT Confessions will be heard Tues Zoning Agent Donald F. Tedford Jullua MaOiewa Spectal Aeency — New he steps out of an air lock tin Derderian continued that the convict the defendant.” RANGE \VPOP—Waxworks W D R ('-K . R • MfitTOH a member of the Stale delegation ' day in St; Mary's Church at 7:30 Park. 111. reports i'la rg e number of zoning Spofford. N. H,, was a resident of' There's posltlvel.r nothing, bet York, Chicago. Detroit regime first came to power, V.um.s wearing his-high silk space cepted an invitation '.of Governor She termed the court martial a B:04— WPUP-S jlv It With Mualc to the White House Conference on ; this tow;n until about eight years ter than FERKIZAN, to pick you MtlMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF discharge carries with it "the pos Jusf Picked! I Ml WHAY—Record Rodeo p.m. permjlrS under, which the contem- lip anrt make you feel that Life CIRCULATIONS. . ' journeyed to Cairo and presented helmet and his .,ôtible-brea.sted Ribicoff, first of the''J^wlah faith sible effect of too stringent a "mockery" and the resulLs of the . WHAV'- Doilg- ra vn. Phlli*. Education last winter, has been L><- ago. '* . WCCC—Record Review ’ named to head a new training pro 1 I -T' pitttw building has not yet been Is worth living again—and If Naguib, then Nasser's front man, pre.ssiire suit with the wide lapela to serve aa Connecticut goyernor, penalty on the ftiture training of trial "not only shocking a!id stun lUEL OIL WKNB—Baseball Matinee WCCC—Good Kvenlng Good Muaie H e'r s I d' Chicken Barbecue ybur condition as Is so often the and his blue .sUede space shoes, Hte WTIC—News WKNB-Rf*iH)rt gram-at Sikorsky Aircraft in Strat Manchester EveiUng tiXlClldeCl rorecasl acp not valid dilc to the ex- to visit this slate jli'xt sprln'gj. the our armed forces," ning but ludicrous," ■ WTJC—Frt’d Wariirg ------Ktndei ^ '•'^piration of the one .year Urn? limit. A chicken barbecue, food sale cSsc, Is due to need of more es with a hand.some revolver. Now it female Venu.siana all start flipping SWEET CORN WDRC—News , ford. Coventry correspomfent, Mrs. t!. L. sential vitamins and food iron Got-ernor's office said today. ' . GASOLINE WPOP—Bob and Ray WDRC— Kddit’ Arnold He cites an amendment to local and sale of handmade articles will venisenieiuB itna wuin ic»u»iib. »*im is time for us to swear off small their lids 1 which is quite a sight . The bad conduct di.scharged —Rod Sox Nallnnala___ He will assume his new duties! Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-62SI. for Inilldlng tip your blood. ------Governor Ribicoff. w h o an FXIWL PLAY? §:l&- ---- Five day fore zoning regulations daftd May 12, be conducted at United Methodist In The Manchester Evenlna Herald. as girls on yeniis have 3 lids nounced the invitation at a recep provision, if carried out, would WHAY—Record Rodeo sns Sept, 1. For the past 15 years he F’lfIKRIZAN is a true Reconr boy games, and help other nations, provide a serious psychological Omaha. Neb. (4^—It was some WCCC—Record Review WHAY Dt*dg»’!’i* V.*'. PhiU L:S. Weather Bureau, ftjr 1954 w'hlch provide that "no certif Church tomorrow aftcrnixm begin etructivo tonic for thpse who may DIaplay adTerUatnk cloalnc boura: each I. But like all Soldiers of For tion given him last month by Weve—Grtotl Kvenins Good UuBie has been,associated wilh'lhe Pratt ning at 5 o’clock. ■ For Kopday—1 p.m. Friday. both, big and small, to live a little deterrent to, those who are charged thing of an innovation at.the Oma- i Doz. WKNB—Baseball Maliiwe WKNB—Muair and Whitney Aircraft, East Hart-, i Deaths Last Night .day through Wednesi^yl icate of registration shall- be valid so-ssrdly need Its benefits. It is tune the Captain loves 'em and Bridgeport Hibernians, .sent it in BANTLY OIL WTIC—KSiO Radio Lane Temperalures. wi,j'average 2 to especially valuable In simple • For Tueaday-rl P in- Monday. less dangerously. If there ir some leaves 'em because he. doesn't with the realistic training of our ha city jail when two guests in- i WDP.C—Cal Kidhy WTIC—Krrd Waring ford. I for more than one year from date For Wednead4y-^1 p m._Tueaday. a letter to I.,ord Ma.vor Briscoe WDRC—Y'oura Truly 5 degrees above normal and. will of Issue." ■ . Manchester Evening Herald Bol-' blood-iron deficiency anemlai For Thuraday—1 p. m Wedneaday. formula which can save big want to ruin his reputation. A.s a through Patrick Sherwin. Bridge armed forces, he said. The pos sisted on paying for .their keep. | I .IMP W! . IM'. WPOP-Bob and'Ray WPOP—Hod vn. .Natifinals .SiM'lal Nolcs which can lie nranifcst by tlred- For Friday—1 n. m. Thuraday. sibility that this training might be The guests were two hens, taken 1 i:SS— ' - By THE 'a s s o c i a t e d 1‘KESS continue wBrnr except a little Holders of permits on which the ton' correspondent, Mrs. Joseph ne.M on exertion. lassitude, an power face in the present situa Bachelor of Science Fiction, that port fireman, who has beer, visit, ; :i 'I VN - 1 m;i,i W H A Y—SwIiiBv Easy Mr. and Mi'.s. Earl Scott and For Saturday—! P. m. Friday. "softened" ;because of • such a from a car wliose occujpants werg | LYNDALE STAND ‘WUAVV DodK. «« YJ9. Phil? family and Mr., and Mrs. (Tharles cooler Tuesday. Normal . for time limit has expired are advised D'ltalia, telephone 5IItchell S-S.545. . "Hll-Rone" fcollnK .of "no ac- Claaaltled deadline; 10:30 a.m. each is. '• * ing his mother in Ireland. WCCC—Record Review WTIC—NHtinnal 'Uaditi Kan Club New York; Aug. 10 lAb- William countness." .vet when notliing day ol publlcaUan except Saturday — tion, well and good. If th.ere isn't, deterrent Is a "matter of concern being checked by police. Before | TEL MItclicll 9-4595 WKNB—Baseball Mallnee Scot and Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles A. Mcrigold, 68, maiiai;er of plastic Bradle.v Field is 73 degrees willi a to request renewal,, Tedford said Lord Ma.Vor Briscoe said in re Route 44A. BOLTON WTIC—loko Radio Lane . WDRC—Radio Workshops high of 84 and . ’ ■•w of 61. Pre SCARCE ITEM seems wrontr othorw'Isc;- S a. m. and we doubt that there is, let us ply: "I expect, with m.v wife, to to all thinking Americans." he being removed to quarters at the 1 WPOP- Rfid -S<»x- va. NationaliL .spending two weeks, vacation at plywood sales fo,r the Georgia- ir his announcement. • declared. Nebraska Humane Society, the i TEL ROCKVILLE 5-2177 WDRC—Cal Kolby cipitation will average about 1-4 PermiLsâued during the month West Yellowstone, Mont. (Al- Give FERRIXAN a chance to Friday, Aupist 10 take our share of the reversal and be In the Slates during spring, Phone Mi 3-5301 WPOP—Boh and Ray , WHAY Dodgora v.**. PHlla the A. E. Carlson cottage at Oak Pacific Corp. of New York and pick you right up, Increasn your The- bonventioi; meets from hens laid a couple eggs. ' i:iS — Grove. inch, in showers oi Ihunder- of July wenKto John Gents, Rt. 85, The West’s first formal mode o( appetite, give you more energy the hlsjiie for it, and keep the 1957, and I will make It my busi- WHAY—Hwlnz Easy WTit*—NaHonal Kan Club Portland. Ore., and formerly sliow'ers the first of the week. travel, the stagecoach, is a mighty A Thought for Today ne.ss to visit one or two cities in WCCC—Record Review WOnc-Radio Workshop Mr. and Mrs. Waller Young and prominent in architectural circles glassed-in pane; John 'and Joyce from .richer redder blood, Both Mortals, We Presume peace. WI»ap—R.mI 'Sox Naiionala Sambogna, Cartrt- St., ranch t.vi>c scarce item in Montana. A West FERRIZAN Is' sold on a positive Connecticut which will, of course, WKNB—Today In Sporla B:W- daughter, (^rol Hughes, returned in Chicago, died Thursday. He was WTIC.i-1080. Radio Lane to their home in El Segundo, Calif., AD FOB POLICE house; Russell Alidzi, advertising Yellowstone_ innkeeper canvassed .Money-Back Agreement It after with even some of the Demo .4 (inod Oiirstton include Hartford.'’, WDRC—Refcord Shop WHAY • Di'dcf’ist vt». Pbila born in Cliicago. a ,iO-day trial you do not deem WPOP—Wealhe,r and News. WTIC—National Kan Club Tuesday night after spending tw;o Belleville, III. (/P)—A police truck sign on Silverstein property; Fritz the state for one of the four- It has done real wonders for you craLs themselves pettinp tired of Danbury’s Clambake Why do you pass judgment on WDRC—.Mv flon Jo,.,, Providence. R. I., Aug. If) (Ah - was used to advertise for help. wheeled chariots. He found a few f'.OO- WPOP Rt’d Sox v.f, .N'ationala week.>l with hia parents, Postmas Noren, South Rd., 5-rwcn Cape the health issue it would .seem your brother? Or you, why do you 1 Freight Dpraiird Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: WHAY—News \ ter and Mrs. Hecman F. LeDoyt. William H. Whitcomb, who retired "Men Wanted for Police Depart Cod house; Marjorie F. Rothwell, coaches, but they were either mu FFJ?mZAV.(^'°" ■ Now. and then there's an item despise your brother ? For we shall WCCC—tlood KvcnHiK Good Music in 1948 from the faculty of the ment" signs were placed on eaqh . a very Rood IdeU to let it rest WKNB—Today In SpoTla WIIAY DfHlp.’i’H V**. PhilN Tax Kciiiimicr Howard Rd., factory addition, 30 seum piecc.s or beyond repair. in the news which is sheer, un all stand before the judgment seat Norwich. Aug. 10 if»i- Paul Bix. Yes, Mothers and Dads . . . we do know how, ' WATKINS WTIC—News WTIC NiiNomtl Kail Club Mrs. Burtbn Han.sen, Gerald Rhode Island School of Design, and side of the truck, and civil service feet by 60 feet to be leased to the for a while. In the precise place diluted pleasure. of God; for it i.s written. WDRC—News WDRC. -.Tohnny Dollar formerly head of the chemistry de examinations were soon being con by of Hartford, a New Haven Rail WPOP-.News WJ»OP : Ft^fl S*»x v.**. Natloiiaia Park Axan. la.x collector, reminds Rotlrtvcll Coi-p.; Clarence and E i .whore the President himself has Such iii.the.story of the clam "As I live, says the Lord, every road freight brakeman. was in « :I» - ■ 11:30- the development property owners partment at Miami Uni'veraity. Ox ducted for five additional members leen Avery, (hark Rd., breezeway put it. . knee shall bow to me, and every jured last night when two cars of -WEST WIlAY—Siiorts SpotliRht N WHAY U mIk- i « v.t, Pbila that interest will be charged after ford. Ohio, died Thursday. of the police department and four and garage; Stanley Patnode, bake our sister Connecticut com-, tongne shall give praise to God.” WCCC—Good Kvcnlng Good MiiSto WTh'—Nanonal F'Hn Clu>j ' San Diego, Calif., Aug.. 10 (Ah— for the fire department. He. stated, at his news confer a 15-car freigh train were derailed' WKNB—Serenade WDUi' -Ca'mpalpn '86 M’edne.sday on the association as- Stony Rd., garagej Harry Good- riiunity of Danbury tendered, the So each of us shall give account near the Norwich State Ho.spital. Widths Fiineral Service WTIC—Sport-s WPOP Rf.'fl Sox vî. .Vaildnala se.ssments. Of* the 149 'bills sent ence Wednesday, that he iitfends other day, to some visiting fife- of liimself to God. WDRC—.1. Zalman A spokesman at Backus Hospital from WPOP—I.awrenre Welk Wn.\Y DodR»'?s vr. Phlla out, Mrs. Han.sen stated about TOO to undergo a full medifal exami men. Then let us no more pass judg i .said Bixby had a fracture of the Poll n lParrot had been paid in full to date. •. ■no ntortmean he all tifings to oil people. But A to E. OrmamI .1. Went. IHrei lor ( ‘SO—> WTHV'lctftr Iteiael nation before the election, ■ and Tlierc wei'e .some 200 of them, ment on one another, but rather I right leg and multiple lacerations. \YlIAY~Dihner DM« WDRC Cninpalcn f«ir , .Suiula.v Services decide never to put a stumbling- ! He was thrown from one of the 14‘I East t'enler St. WCCC--<;ood Kveninf Good Mufic WI*()P H'-d Sox. VJ». Nationals Sunday worship service.s in the that, if it ahowa thnV he is unfit all, from New York, and this was .Mitchell 9-7196 \VKNE$--Serenade 10:0(-^ if you are a careful ghopper who is anxious block or liindrance in the way of a derailed cars. WTIC—Kml! Cote W1IA\ Dttdefra v.**. Phlla First Congregational Church will for the presidency, he himself will the second time they had visited brother. I know and am persuaded WDRC—Guv tyimbardo WTIC-KiRhl ■ • be at 9:30 a.m.; in the Second Con go before the American people WPOr—Mrl AlJf*n WDRC—Romance Moods to spend your family dollar wisely, without' Danbur.v in a group. The first in the Lord Jesus that nothing is Typhoon Nears Luzon ' \VPt>P Rt’rt Shil.x w Bible Speaks to You,” as his ser came in an emergency caravan, Manilla. Aug. 10 i/Pi-sA Pacific WTIC—Cavalcade of Bbdrte mon topic. satisfy those who think now, and iinclean. If .vour brother is being tropical storm of near typhoon in Off-Mtreet Parking On Page Two WDRC—Romance ludoas . erd stayed for two days, helping ^ S H O E S \n Sunda.v Masse.s in St. Mar.v's you will like shopping here. We gitaran- injured by what you eat, you are tensity bore down on the northern Es'tahllshcil 1871 WPOP’ R*'d Sox Cleveland ^ ‘>.x ■ y , ■ probably will atill think, through tlje people of Danbur.v fight their no longer walking in love. Do not "F in iN G IS I(i3 0 - *’e at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 tl.e election itself, that tlie Presi Philippines today, the Manila 881 MAIN S7 WIIA^ DcxlKt r..! vjf PblU <^TH^"BA,NKe.. part of the Connecticut season's let What you eat cause the ruin of weather bureau reported. WTI-C-—S]MU’l.'« IliprbliJRbte a.m., anij 10:30 a.m. The Holy V ‘ : ). / ^ tee satisfaction to you aud,^ of course, the dent should not run again because one fpr whom Christ died. So do OUR lUSINESS* M a n c h e s t e r WDRC—Mood^ lor Romance will receive, Hol.v second, flood. The storm center, whipping up GENERAL Wl'nP R'd S*»x .Nationals Communion in a.body during the U of his health. And there will be not let what is good to you be ft5-mile-an-hour winds, was report 4 (:4 8 - FAIRWAY is NEFER undersold. In gratitude for this help, a j W.ilAY Dodp.-r- vi* Phlla 7:30 a.m. Ma.ss. skeptics to point out, with some spoken of as evil. For the kingdom ed le.ss than 100 miles off the T V S E R V IC E DEPENDSYON YOU I group of Danburj; citizens invited of God does not mean food and 1 WTIC yjH»rL*« Highlichia Sunday Mass in St. Joseph's Jiutlce, that . the Prealdent'a northeast coast of Luzon island. It < WDRC—Mooda for Romance the New York Civil Defense and drink, but righteousness and peace was moving weslnorthwest at Days “ C9 OK ^ WPOP R“tl S«.x vj* National.* physicians never told him, let Fire Department volunteera to and jo.v in this Holy Spirit; he' who about 9 miles an hour. Nlghta 0»s93 Plus Parts 11:00- thus serves Christ'is acceptable, to ■ WHA^ DfMlgpra va. Phila ‘ alone the country, that he had the come again. And they came, the ■Weathermen predicted the storm TEL. »II S-5194 WTIC—News chronic illness which finally neces God and approved by men. would hit northern Luzon tonight WDRC—Now** Aimanae & J! other day, to an all day clam Let us then pursue what makes if it maintained bourse. WPOP- Night Mu.xjc sitated his recent operation, even 11:10— 1 bake. WHAY I'hMlgfi.’* v»t. Phlla though Oiese-physicians ki.iew it And not only did somebody in WTIC—Sr>c*rt ‘•'inal Qnjee4t LARGE SCREEN RCA WDRC-Oal Kolbv , 1 StampA. all along. Danbur.v' have enough get up and BUY BRAND NAMES AT SAVINGS WPop Night Music But for those who realize, that COLOR TV $695 11:30- . eff \i9M0PBg go to organize the clambake, but WHAY Dotlgt'r.H vs. Phlla aven the. President himself could .BARLOW'S WTIC—3iartime Serenade sonienow it also happened that WDRC—Cal Kolbv not decide not to run, at this late the visitors were champion in TELEVISION WPOP Night Music The real builders of this bank are the people 975 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER dnte, unless health did force him 41 :45- 1 Given On C .0.0. Deliveries everything, aa the day's program Tel. MI S-5095 j WTtAY D.wiu.‘rk \ w r niix------. o l this community—merchanle,-professional peo« - to that decision, and for tho.te who WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE 1089 Tnllanid Tpk., Burkland AVTIC-Startimc Serenade of sports unfolded, just as they I WDRC-.-^Dance Orchest)*a pie, home makers, farmers, and wage earners. OPEN FRIDAY NIRHTS TILL 9 lire.- willing to let the Presideftt's had been .champion in unselfish for Our progress depends on yours. . condition speak for. itself as his 1 neighborline.ss last October. Ob So we’re in favor of everything that aids com ]|leriod of convalescence and re- **Shop in-Cool Comfort'* viously, Danbury was being the^ munity prosperity—from buying locally to for C'tperation continues, the Presi perfec't host in every ■ respect. To, Perpetuate RANGE & FUEL OIL ward-looking civic projects.' Let’s continue to dent's pledge, that he will have a If there is anywhere In - this 9x12 ft. size 1 advance together. new examination, and report on it. story of a pleasant day anything A Cherished ■ la satisfactory enough. that might possibly be regretted, In the unhappy event that the it is limply that it took a disaster 1 The BOLAND OIL CO. | results pf this examination, which l< start it all, when a good clam 7 5 . 0 0 Mem ory FIRST NATIONAL BANK would apparently be in October, bake between neighbors should not should prove adverse, it is obvious need, or wail upon, any special Choose wisely the monument that the'President would resign as excuse. that will slami" forever ifi These are freshly cut selected spfkes. •regular 98.00 OF MANCHESTER his party's nominee. That would .silent tribute to yo\ii' loved “A GREATER BANK FOR GREATER MANCHESTER” BEAUTIFY FLOORS IN A ,leave the selection of a new presi A bouquet or two would be welcome ones. dential nominee to one of two Once Upon A Time in the home, at church, in the ho.spUal READY TO .SERt'E yOU WITH THE BE.ST IN BANKING courses of action. The Republican Ye resorl to ye fable, being the. or for that chronic shut in. We have our own designing >*aUonal Convention itself could device of a timid editorialist who Hand Hooked service to build a monument ' BANKIND HOURS: be reconvened. If there were time uoesn't want to come right out See I’s for the Following: Fertilizers, Insecticides,'' JUST FOR YOU at no extra do if yourself •• for it. Or the Republican Nalionaf iOpenly and take responsibility for Large and Small Bales of Feat Moss fo.vt. We do all .clitting in MONnAY thru FRIDAY 94-THURSOAY EVENING 6-8 V , . r . , save money! Committee itself could select s his real opinions, sometimes comes our own shqp, from the Colomal Rugs rough stone 'to the finished Member F.Dil.C. Convenient Drive-In Window nominee. » ,ve cropper, which serves yeêditor iheniorial . . . AND VVE 'Why how* Ml. The party, , in that situation, exactly right; Five Sizes! E .M P L O Y THE .MOST Juti ••• Clark* raalal eoar WOODLAND GARDENS SKlLLFt’L MEN AVAIL- •quipoisnl Is gl«« your Uoort Ilk*- >-ould be facing an uphill struggle If you have an honest opinion, JOHN J. ZAPADKA ' » "i/iur (juaiivt maple, cherr.v, old pine aid deco ABLE. M W ' In the election, and neither the don?t tr.v to sneak it over on Ufe 168 WOODLAND ST. s OPEN EVENINGS TILL » • MI S-8474 brilliMcal w* provis* •vorythlng Regul«r $98.00 9x12 ft. size. .75.00 rated jiiece.s, a.s well a.s informal mahogany, you MMiâa4 full, ooiy laihocHost. convention nor the committee public, that ia ye moral. Call Regular'$75.00 8xJ0 ft, size. .59.V5 will look their best on old fashioned ("olotiial OTHERS MAY T R Y TO COPY OUR SKILLFU L would be content with any routine .spades .spades. Or streets streets. rugs'like these. They’re tightly hand-hodi e,I phene Per yevr Clarke political choice. Regular $52.^0 6x9 ft. size. .42.50, WORK . . . BUT rfSS NE\'ER DUPLICATED rental eguipment lodayl The other day we .spun a fable, Regular $12.95 3x5 ft. size. . 9.50^ . . . ever.v .square inch . . . of sturdy wool for Meanwhile, despite some gossip abop't a certain grand old street in long wear and cariiet rayon for sparkling co!-', eolUn^h diagnosis, the President's Regular $7.95 2x4 size. . (^>50 a certain community about the ft. ors. Most jiatterns come, in both,.oblong health' seems to be steadily im c s sire' of Manche.sler, on which a (.squai'e corners) or oval shajies so.there's .MANCHESTER: . - proving, as !it is indicated by his Hartfoni Ri. aid^ Fiat SL| Maachasiar dfdewalk project was claiming variety enough for every floor in your home! appearaAce, his activity, and the SINGER grand old trees which might, some MEMORIAL COMPANY Tigor of his conduct and bearing; of them, have seen the street born? Hia doctor* have told him that We ^ d . Of course, onl.v one street, ' A. AMIKTTI, Proprietor, the peak of his' recovery will not in mind, that being the onlv atreel Tune-Up Ovals and OPPOSITE f a s t c e m e t e r y L -' h o t t k come until Oclobpr. If all goes Lovely Early Amertcan Ta 3 we knew of where a project of ble Lamp.s fashioned after ; HARRISON STREET— t e l . Ml 9-5807 \ A \\ 111 / f // /^ well, that will lie it. Meanwhile, cutting down tiee.s to make room also, we presume that the Demo Oblongs: Rose, Green, Klack, Brown-bordered bras.s candlestfck.s with a for a lidewalk was actually: in medallions: Green-bordered geometric. Oval.s: choice of two print .shade crats intend to nominate sttme- progress. But what happened? NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR OUR SPECIAL Rose, Grefen and Black bordered medail»«s. patterns. 26 inches tall. :$ n « K U body who is moftsl. People living on another street /// Altogether, a street prospectively Some, ^'aution In Evidence threatened with drastic change in Regular $ 6 .5 0 Value , . . N O W O N L X R U S C O its own chaiacter, thought we Everybody is b^m mng Ic move SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS were writing about their street, 5 0 k - f l p - . lite a mors cautiously'^wilh jegard to and taking one side or another in lou Gtit OMThis ' the Suez question. Prime M nister their particular issue. A SINGER*-»rain*d machonic wM coma to] Eden prodsims the need for an That's what we get for writing your homo a n d ... end to Nasser, which is certainly BAKED-ON bowUn^ about our street anonymously, and V". Ad{usl Md hotanco iMSiont reckles-s, enough, but spSaks of V- Chock Fobric-hmtdUnf mocboaioin Sofas for being cute about which side .. . W.**Po-|int"EiiWroTbroad howdUwfSiossMy reluctance to use foice, and slows vee mmrfern ENAMEL No) • ikdtac, •oroW we were on in its problem. And let‘ JS, V- Oil onliro Mochino and tubricotb MoMr, U u m m •r w«>. down his troop movements to the tk«Ms a l l w f that be a warning to us. l*f we if nocottciry Near, East. Ameritah statesmen far' SI V- Utpod Motor oitd chock wWiiit for tofo reg. $12.50 • AvoilobU in .whits and any ■ reiterate their, belief in a peace write about a street, let us name Mad, kr thaxMkort •# rAStM.er. Jh, (ahmln, Smim •*' Smhh. insukrtion 298 “ > other boksd-on- wsother-rtili- it. If we prefer sidewalks to trees, ful soluUqn. Inbia’.s Nehru, always lent decorator'color I o trees to .sidewaik.s. Jet us say 1 flius 0 froo wpply of 09 and Noodtot the peacemaker, defends Egypls Now Boll and Bobbin Wind^ Rmf (if noodsd) reg. $329.00 which, and plainl.v. 1 • Strong hol-dipped golvonlied A . A N ! ’■ rights to do what it .has done, but tubular iteel construction I Floor Sanders $4.00 pp, D.y ^ weekend will attend the conference called And leave us dabble in no more 1 SINGER SEWING CENTER by Britain, France and the United fables. For omjj upaii‘ a ttme,,in a IteM m mm IHbiEbm km «a^ mmm $i«CU SfWiiec MCMatea.' • Operates just like a window — nothing to chenge — nothing States. Russia is more pointed in Community ajjout tjie size of Man- i .Custom tailored quality V°*’ ‘****^^‘-E*iT'TOE ITEMS YOU WANT Edgers $1.50 l*er Day nr Weekend Chester, there Were two streets . . . 832 MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 3-8883 to store I NOW Ha defense of Egypt, but will also If ,vou want the finest in up- . full wel) and 8-w'ay-tied coii.^triic- • MAGICPANEt* Fingertip Van* attend the conference. All ' tha tilotion Control. ANU PUT THEM AWAY UNTIL YOU NEEU meant that nattona of differing holsterie.s, choo.se from our (’am* tiOn: plus hair a^nd cotton fill- View's and policies are at least i l V i bridge Group of chairs and sofas. ing.s. Chairs ar^ regularlv THEN - A SMALL UEPOSIT HOLUS EVERYTHING joining in one coimnon objective, Kach iiiece is custom-ma-de., in ■ $169.00. .. -■ YOUR HOME CAN it AS your choice of fine fabric^, with which is to keep words' rather MODERN AS TOMORROW than arms rbllirg. BUILDING MATERIALS Aleanwhilr. the fundamentals in LIFE THB Om iATMT NAMB IN OPEN D A IL Y 10 to 10 LUMBER FUEL the situation have not changed. wHA RUSCO WINDOWS AND M O RS DEPARTMENT STORE* BriUin regards Naaaer’t' action Call A. 0. ARONSON, PL'UNTY OF FREE PARKING • - Every Item We iSell Ih Guaranteed U intolerable,' and a.. doea.FYance. Backed By .36 Years’ Of Reputable Seme* Bii^ it Is also intolerable that District Agent Ml 9-^8^6 ‘ Sfl .Ifaaser's arlion ‘ ahouid be re- THE BAKTlAiTT-BKAlNARU CO. .336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL! 0-525.3 Mptfd by .the, uae of force. Eden J 4 7 .5 0 , d j Manehe/te^ W EST HARTFOniL CONN. (VINDOWS see oooas Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. IncludinK WcdfteOiUy gMcI^tn^ Uut It u intolerable m i F S M ilM 'i iB iir r at rear Afternoons and Saturdays Until Neoo „ Hurt SM: nation almld hava Juris- VMimmnummam of store 935 M AIN STREET — Mitchell 3-5171 — I - — SMMMkTIlMr ^

PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER E^ÊNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,^fTflDAY, AUGUST 10, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 PAGE NiitfB 3 BUGS B U N N Y An Old piff^nder being asked | First Hobo — I'm like the poet, | whethei>h^ had committed all the 11 long for the wings of a dove. | Hussein, education minister who Group to Review crimes he was charged with an- | Second Ditto—Huh! Right now Answer to Previous Puxtie’ now heads the National Guard, Rights Joitifi Iâw Firm Sense and Nonsense C a ir o Seen Training began at once in swelter Dulles Sees s\vered. "I have done still worse! j I’d rather have the breast of a Fish and Flcsli u a a u B u u t s i Truman %eaning’ Sample Valuations IPOUKYS EITHER, I suffered mypelf to be apprehend- ■ chicken, .a long with a c o u p l e Esitaa ing temperatnres which soared as SERENADIN' eo. " ‘ Idnimatlcks. LJEJU high a« KJ5 degrees. Schools, play Plank Asked PETUNIA A6AIN , Two cow*, were ^lelhjj brought finally arrived, the salesman wise- I ACROSS DOWN n u u grounds and.alhictic fields all over The Advisory R'pviiluallon. Com- Into the bam at' milking time. cracjred to the driver, □ □ L l B o y c o t t in g N o C a ll o f ER SHE HIT HIM I Boston’s 1 Food fish the countrj' were taken for the millee will nieel at? 8 'pin, Monday , WITH HIS 6UITAP! B'bth reached Urt door at the same Salesma'n — Well, howdy. Nogh, training program. Toward Harriman in the heil'ririg fbom of thd MOfilcl- time and they Jostled each other. vou finally itlade it. Is the ark CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER favorite Ash 2 Jewel L1«CJ By Labor, ADA 4 Lamb----- 3 Leaving U M n pal BuiliJing to review Nhipple ’’Take.-It easy, sister!” snapped full ? C o n fe re n c e proposed new valuationfi for d*ell- • Freshwater 4 Short talks QEjnuManraunLi Legislators (Conttnned from P » g « One) one them. ’’Where were you Driver Nope. We got room for (Uontiiiiied from Page One) ings of various types. Tbx Asses fish 5 Harpesspart aaisaisoEjrjLiBiiioci brought up — in a house?” one more monkey.', .step aboahl. (Oontiiiiied from Page One) sor Henry Miitvie Sgid ifqday. .'' 12 Monkey 6 Exaggerate LlL.TUBIC3aaUU]HIC!lUI2J the time the report was aubmlt- rJLir.T(9 ■ rjEdij] ■ a c ia u i Obituarj^ (Continued from Page One) far by both slden on the racial Mulrie said the dwelUpgs were 13 Possess Court Cases The gas distribution company ih Conductor — Do you mind if I 7 Through □ □alL:^ I aiZIUl ■ BU C IU Arab and Asian nations and their ted.” question In the interest of party jiickcd at random from aniong’dif 14 Discord 8 Nut a small college town inserted Uic put your bag oul^'of the way. air? u cioQ IU3UCI ■ a a o L j had declined to comment on the But subsequently, in * formal harmony. ferent types in different locations. goddess 9 Persia landers.” following ad in the lotral news People coming Jn are falling over , ■’ The western position on Russia’s possibility of a special session. So statement, Truman declared that Testimony of two Greenwood Dr. Gov. James P. Coleipan of Mls- One small business and an apart It. 15 Knock 10 Source of beef 26 Fstench cap 42 One of Noah'i paper: critical response to an 'Invitation had Vice President Nixon after a there was a "miaunderatanding ” ment house are also- included.' ■•Wanted: Hard-boiled, beauty- Traveler , - You leave it where it 16 Western ll^^mhtial 27 Mercenaries sons (Bib.) Deaths residents and a third man, who aisslppl, leader of the Dixie group to 9ue* conference was a subject 30-minute, nfeeting with Eis'eh- Mulrie said the asssasmenta proof man to reab meters in is. If nobody falls over it I shall Hemisphere being 28 Operatic solo 43 Printing about what he saw mbrn-_ had been visiting on Greenwood seeking to avoid any platform en placed upfn them are notciiices- 17 Turkish of consultation among the London, hower at the White House. dorsement of, the Supreme Court sorority hoiuse.s. We haven't made forget it's there. inhabitants. 29 Repair equipment ‘ Paris and Washington govern ing walk, and he retreated from it Dr.' June 10, led to the conviction sarily the assessments they < will 18 Seeder decrees' 31 Shade o' red 44 Bewildeired" yr' . Align N. Hayes ruling, said In advance n< today's a dollar there in two yea'r.s. ments. Qualified British officials Allen N. Hayes, a former local While Dulles’ answer to quea- The formal statement said that }f two local drivers on reckless have when the revaluation la Com Pfofes.sor Can you tell me any 20'lfindu queen 16 Approaches 33 Vends 46 Sk{q(ijiiorde$x' let it be known Soviet suggestions tions did not rule out the possibil when he sent the report to Con-, driving connla in Town Court to- seasion that hts forces were ready plete. They are, however, 4>asical- 21 Legal mattcri 23 Senior bundin'^ contractor, died Wednes for action if necessaiy. Making an i.ssiie of little things thing i;>)Ut the great chemists of 38 Reach for 47 Ark build^' for the postponement would be day at his home in Spofford, N. H., ity of a special aesaion if the Suez gress ” I endorsed some but not day. ly Ujie Values Mutrle now ireels>the 22 College 24 Superlative Iê rnici the Southerners had is one of the surest ways to spoil the 17th century? 40 Russian union 48’’The O X > ' disregarded. ■ after a long .period of ill health. crisis should become much worse all of the committee's recommen- Charles.J. Caselll. 21, of 37 Clin- properlies should be given. official suffixes seven "expert” witnesses on tap happines.s. Student—They_ are all dead, air. 41 Mallciouf .— ^M ar«" At the same time Prime Min He was born in Westmoreland, N. for instances if the threat of datlona.” • ton Bt., and Aubln R. Raymond. 20, Real estate Ls being rev'alUMl at 24 Girl’s name 25 Pedal dlgita burning ,50 Rodent— j- ister Eden’s government, for the war should appear imminent— tt With respect to the ’’special j of 55 Clinton St., were fined 145 to take the atand if the committee 1948 fair market values. Those H., Jan. 23. 1886; the son of hears "too extreme” positions Even a tombstone will .say good • .lim—She must have a sixth 26 Brave second successive .day, slowed Thomas R. and Lucy Smith Hayes. did Indicate that the President jihd question” of withholding fêral each on the charges. However, ■alues are abqut .70 per cent,,of 27 Cured meat down its trooplift to the Mediter Dulles are not thinking in te^rms of grants to segregated slates, he Atty.^ Jay Rubinow, representing from the other side. cuurcnl market vniues,. „ things about a fellow when h s’a sense. r r N? L r 1 s DII As a young man, he moved to George Meany, president of U)e .lack—Yeah! There's no sign of 30 Origin ranean. that kind of development juat now. said his view on this waa made both drivers, is appealing Judge The revaluation will go into ef down. Manchester, where he was in part 15 million member AFL-CIO, also the other five. 32 Wish 1 4 rl Eden and his military chiefs nership with a cousin. .lohn Hayes Plan iin Peaceful Solution clear in a letter -he wrote Rep. Jule Karp’s decision and appeal Atty. D. J. Harry Webb fect for the Oct. 2; 1957, tax date. 34 More concise ordered a second 24-hour post Dulles said: Bolling (D-Mol last spring in con bond was set at |50 each. urged a strong Civil Rights plank, i^mall boy explaining broken of 24 Laurel St„ who survives him. including support for southern- Engineers now mix salt with 35 Eye medicine li i ponement of the airlift of crack ” We are making our plans pn nection with a bill to provide fed Caselll and Raymond were ar Ally. D. J. Harry Webb of 1&9 window to a policeipan I was 7 He was the <'ontractor for the detested fair employment prac earth to give dirt roads a hard 36 Compass point InfaTrtryiuen to the Suer, area. Uie assumption there will be a eral aid for scho(il construction. rested on the complaint of- the Preston St., Hartford, has become cleaning mv slingshot, an’ it want r*’ Buckland School and did a great tices legislation and laws to ban Slate Unit 37 Raise IB 9 y Some troopship moves also were deal of work for the E. .1, Holl Co. peaceful solution.” In that letter, .Truman expre*a- three men June 10. In court today, off. • and durable surface. lynching and state poll taxes. associated with the law firm of 39 Heavy metal held up. He was a- nieniber of the Ma.sonic .On his arrival in New York Dul ed the view that adoption of the William Marx of 69 Greenwood Dr.. ii Meany called too for a new Justice Rubinerw and LaBclIc. Tcrmecl Red Front The'’ cocky young .sale.sinan had If all employes who do*e at the 40 Small islands S The slowdowjl jcame. a.s Egypt er. ------les told newsmen he doubted it so-called Powell amendment to Thomas McNally of-72 Greenwood in rivers proclaimed formation of a ^ w He lived on Westminster Rd. in would be "pracUcal” to follow a deny federail funds for sch(xit con Dr. and Edward Bania of 38 Essex Webb graduated in Jtine from waited long and impatiently for a office were laid end to end. they TT Cfivil Rights laws. He laid: ' - r »' bus on a hot summer day, When'lt would be much maie comforti^ble. 41 Every one d ft tr ’’National Liberation-Arm.v” 'and Manchester before i:ôving to Rus.slan proposa’ that the ,multi- struction to states which seg> e- St., all- testified that the pair had the Univci'sity . of ConnccticiU (Continued from Fag* One) <»«• •» 0^ World anxiety mounted over the ” It ia the <:lear responsibility of School of Law, where he ^va^ a 42 Asterisks ft r Bolton about 20 year.a ago. He nalion conference on the Suez sit- gated their pupila would kill the been speeding on Greenwood Dr. 45 Analyzing possibilities of a blowup. moved to Spofford in l942 and con uatioft be delayed. bill Itself. * j-and came to a brake-squealing the federal government to see to member of the Board of Student the enforcement of the Smith A ct grammaticailly The latest objection to Britain's tinued his profession there until , "It is a matter prlncipklly for Most delegations will caucus atop. it that the Supreme O m rt’s ruling Editors of the, Connecticut Bar and other anli-Communist lefjlal,- OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE S5 show of^force in the Mediterra . . . Is complied with in every state Journal. tion by the dissemination of pro^*- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS 46 Uncontrolled I his ietirenient a few years ago^ the United Kingdom to decide,” he .Sunday on the eve of the party’s, I' Patrolman Joseph Sartor, who eiccit^'ent Ml nean came from the desert king His wife, the former'' Stella said. n.Ttiunal convention. made the. arrest, testified that and community in the country.” He was admitted to the Connec ganda and the collection of fund* 51 Correlative 1 dom of Libya, oi) Egypt’s western la;ach( whom he married in 'West- Dulles will attend in London next In exchangc.s with new.*tii)e< the there waa a total of 169 feet of Meany urged ”a complete over ticut bar last month, and is a mem for the defense and support Of tho f VOU K*VE TALENT, WHEN 1 CAN PAINT T K liv e READ W e AH, IT of neither IQi flank. Informed diplomats said inoreland, March 17, 1907. died in Thursday the conference of 20 to veteran politlcnl flgurêkpre.ssed brake marka at the scene. haul of the Taft-Harlley A ct” and ber of the Hartford County Bar Communist party leaders indicated ABOUT THAT, m WOOLDNT w that Arab stall*; which Britain BUT VOO SEEM , AAAJESTV OP A UOCOWCmVE* EEAD/liOT iO L0H& ASO TH AT . 52 Fencing swora March 1953 while they were spend 24 nations invited by Britain to hope again that li t jiai ty’s can In denying a dismissal motion said o f the platform generally that Assn. and tric'd under the Smith Act. In , TOSNEAKUPTO SPBBOIN' THRU TH' LU3HTS /MAJOR.'iÔO^ DO 30 . helped to create, was understood P06-\BIZ WOULD BB A CHALLEH6E 53 Italian river . ITIT ing the winter in Florida. .seek a peaceful .solution • through didate will be a "fighter.!’ and he by the defense, Judge Karp said, ’’labor will not be satisfied with . VVebb was- graduated from Connecticut. ) M3UR ART CLASS OP TDWN)S, TH’ FLASH O’ t WA6MT J/6AD COAST to have refused a British request weasel words, glittering generali LUCE rr WAS a HURLED INTO MV VERY TEETH.' 'N. 54 Go (Scot.) 1 Besides hU cousin, he is sur creation of international machinery said he became more confident ’’this is an outrageous case of reck Claihi (,'nit Got Red .AM . FROM TH FIRE BOX DOOR, (T YOU i f M.V ING •< for additional facilities under the Williston Ac'ademy, EasUiampton, 1 CRIME/BUT THAT ^ PISTONS CMLIRNIN’ USTHRU --RECALL6..TW& DAV GOTfUEB 55 Fish fry, 56 y vived by a daughter, Mrs. Albert to control the Suez. every day-ot a ” pemocratiC' yic- less driving.” an(i, he added, ”They, ties or the advertising man’s glib Charging that the Connecticut „W H O V DOyJN Libyan-Brltish bases treat)’ to ac Mass., attended Wesle.van Upiver- PIRlNSJOeVlOU / TH’ PINKS OF DAWN-- srrip . DAIMLER INVITED ME TO RACE, e t«M »V KA'Ibmm. fe for instance N. Skinner Jr. of Spofford; and a Tlje U.S. government, it waa lory” ijv November. can thank God that the conae- insincerity.” Volunteers for CJlvil- Rights hav* anrRUTTDVMORK V OP PAINTIN’ SOSAR BOWLS Blew u p I scooter AN A commodate troops that might sily and waa graduated from the b a r n e y OLDFIELD PR O M 56 Year between i'j grandson. leai ned today, has cirrulaled to.the 'guinan di-~.owcd any claim Richard Stengel, Rock -Island, received the support; financial and LIKE d about Harriman Pressure Grows rest occurred about 10:30 p.m. af Volunteers for CSvil Riphti Yfever the l-ondon talks came last night in i ------all forms of travel, interstate and Again calling for outright repeal M v. a public statement and a still-seerel! erly of Manchester. the special Session talk he said Pressure fron. the Harriman ter Dlmmock waa Involved in a 1- knowingly veered from tht view* intrastate, throughout the United of the Taft-Hartlcy Act. ■ A advanced b y the Commlfhist party. note to Britain. 'The two together | lerday at „ p.m; in the B jX ie there wa.s pre.sehtly nothing "which camp for Trumn_i to make a week- car crash at the Intersection of ■comprised the Soviet U n io n 's, Cemetery,’ Northhampton, Mass, enil pronouncement for the New Lydall and Vernon Sts. Patrolman Slatei.” ’ plank contained in. the ^ party’s would now suggest the need of a Rauh, speaking for the ADA. ’’J t answer to Britain's invitation to at-1 Tlie. Rev. Richard B. Linde, pastor York Governor w’as Increasing by Waller Ferguson made the arrest. 1952 platform the Labor ad ■special session of Congress.” seemed to quarrel with the Civil of the Edwards Congregational th hour. . , visors said President Eisenhower WA4 tend the conference. I ’.S. Seeking New ’iPreaty T b rff of the four boys » ’ho were Rights position. , taken by Adlai T H e Tile Foreign Office spokesman. Church, Noriham'pton, officiated. During t}ie morning. 'Truman mlegedly driven at by Dimmock had failed to- keep' a 19.52 cam About Towft "A s you know.” Dulles said, ’’the Stevenson, front-running conten paign promise tq amend the’ law. FIR6T Sir George Young, told repoilei's , WatkiriJO-lYest Fiineral Home. met with Carmine DeSapiw Tam Uslified at the trial. However, President feels very strongly about der for the party's' presidential Eisenhower, said Harrison, was he "would not lend any weight" to 142 E...Renter St., was in.charge many leadei' an. New York na they sgid the closest Dlmmock A-li-members of the Polish Amer Fro BREAl^ sharing responsibilities, with Con nomination. Stevenson has called further responsible for - adminis the possible jx')stponement of the of the arrangement?. tional committeeman. Frank Mc came to them was 25 feet. ican C7ub are urged.to attend the THE gress. particularly IT there should for ’’unequivocal approval” of the tratively amending Taft-Hartlcy ;|ÛND talks to late August, as suggested Kinney, former -Democratic na Roger Lavine, 21, of TalcottvilU, regular meeting Saturday Ypight. . Hurry («. Fuller be any risk of. hostilities. That's Supreme' Court ruling, although into a more intenscl.v anti-Labor WR* ^ by Russia. tional chairman, one of the big charged Aug. 3 with riding » the rea-son for the meeting Sun terming it odd to haVe to express weapon by stackmg the National Authoritative government - dffl- Funeral services for Harrv G. w igs-of the Harriman drive, and bicycle on a sidewalk 1 y Patrol Firemen from Co. 1, SMI^Jwere - i t Fuller of Laurel Manor Convales day.’’. approval of the constltiiitlon ^nd Labor Relations Board with pro — f rials said later Young's statement Tr'jinan's close friend, is due in man Albert Scabies, pleaded guilty called to extinguish a minor fli;e a l l e y OOP cent Home wore held yesterday at The U..S. propo.sal. for creation Its institutions. Rauh told the management personnel who Help Yourself BY V. t. HAMLIN TJH». UJ. Ml »-ie means the conference Will go on as during the day. as is Harriman and waa fined 33. Barney Rosen. ia some wood shavings In ^hs cel 2 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral of an international canal authority committee: through adminislraOive decisions planned, whether Russia and Egypt himself. 51. of New York City, charged^^ lar of'one of the units of ihe new HCXYCOW, YEAH.' HEAP COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Home. The Rev, Fred R. Edgar states the principles which the ’’Some Democratic leaders have reviscci the act." > - - attend or not. • While the door to Truman’s 32'a million shopping.center on W. THBSE MUST/ MANY SOOOFOR Unit(»d States hope will be traps with paasing on the right, failed to suggested that it is unnecessary or The l.abor group .al-so uiged -Middle Tpke. abtiui 7:30 p.m. yes The British, still were trying to officiated. Burial was in East Com- ■suite is open to all Democrats, BE'A / BUFFALO MOOVIAN mo INNIN6S LAren, NOW TO STEAL SBCONO J lated into a new treaty guarantee appear and forfeited a 325 bond. auperfluous for the party to an broad .federal programs for health terday. The blazo w ^ touted in ' AND ADD TH'TINISHINDr A figure whether the Russian reply cterv. most of the people in attendance MILUON AS HOWLAND HOCK amounted to agreement to attend Bearers were Richard Curran, ing forever' interna'tiona] control of A 315 fine waa levied on Robert nounce its support of a Supreme insurance, housing and schools. the unit to be (KCupica,.,'b^ Sears, SINOLSS TO LCTT^. TOUCHES TO TH , there, -notably Sam Rosenman, his oscow- s objec-1 Robert Cun an a n d Randolph the strategic waterway. J.. BullYrworth Jr., 27, of 21 Lenox Court decision,” Rauh said. ”Tbat Roebuck & Co. No damage Was re- CANVINO JOB X the talks'even, if M one-time special counsel, ami. now / STAHTEO . tions are nu)l, met. ; Brown, grandsons pf the deceased; Dulles originally invited the St„ who pleaded guilt) to a charge may very well be true to most SNEAKY‘sS'AKE .irCGED polled and its origin wag; unde his personal lawyer, are putting ON MDOOSf Young declined direct comment j and Nicholas LaPenTa. Congre.ssional leaders to meet with of operating a .motor vehicle with Supreme Court decisions because Ashland. Va. lAP- Postal W ork termined. on the pre.ssure for a clear-dut en- on the substance of Russia's argu- , ------him, but la|e yesterday the White out a license. He was arresled Aug. they are automatically obeyed or er . Ned Smith Jh captured and ments beyond saying the British dorisemenl of Harriman. 3 b.v Patrolman WlHiarrt CJooke. accepted. jugged a sneak thief ' caught itllBELS KILL 27 -FRENCH House announced that President Harriman backers said Truman do not agiee with them. Eisenhower had "decided it was T)'ree Thompson, 33. of .I/ew ’’But it ia arrant nonsen.se to tampering with the mail at the Algiers, Algeria, ADg.--10 — - CYCLONE is aware that ■ Stevenson is far Britain, arrested July 27 b.' State FOLLOWED The statement Indicated the So Hospital Notes appropriate to haye the meeting at suggest that a deciaion openly poatoffice. The sneak Was a two- Thire rebel ambuahfs v tW n 25 > COTTON’S viet government will send a repre ahead of Harriman in committed Policeman .Ernest'Neal, was fined defied by a substantial number of foot long blackanakc slUhcrfjig miles o f this capital city have the White Hou.se.” , delegate.s and that he would be aa- LEAO-OFF sentative — prcsiimably Foreign Ei.senhow^r wifi sit in-. So will 3118 on a'charge of operating a states and by the leaders of the around In a carton of baby chrck.s. result In the dedth* -.pf 27 triple with .Minister Dmitri Shepllpv - but visiting Hours: Private rooms, .suming a great risk if he threvv his motor vehicle while his license was French' soldier’s U fl at'least a* A TWO-R Vice President Nixon and A'dm. Democratic party in those statqs Smith plopped the snake into did not, make clear whether he 10 a.ni. to 8. p.m.; iiiatrrnity and support to the New Y'orker. under suspension. is not a political issue deraaitdlng gla.as jug aflep th(( chicks had man,)' woundep or'.';jt)l*slng, HOMER Arthur W. Radford, chairman of "But we think that Mr. Tru will be on hand regardless of ful senii-privata wards, 2 to 8 p.m.; the Joint CPhicfs of Staff. Speaker Judge Karp ordered the case of platform resolution by the ' Dem chirped the alarm. French authorl|)e*'said today. fillment of the Soviet reservation's. children's.ward, 2 to 7 p,ni. man's prestige is such that a Leo' P. McManus, 42, of Gla*lon- ocratic party." ; of the House Rayburn (D-Tex) and' declaration by him would bring a Eden' lunched with AuMralian Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B.. tury, .continued to SepL 8 and in Rauh aaid it- was not northern Prime Minister Robert G. NlNmies, I'ntleiilK Today: 159 lot of Stevenson delegates into vestigated by the probation de t WABwsRa. W m MB. BW. Jbhn.son ( D-Teicl arranged to re Hairiman's corner.” Ihla Harri Liberals who had made a political , who arrived from a visit in \Vbqh- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: John partment. McManus, arreated July issue of the court’s .Civil Righl.s turn from Chicago, scene of „ the man su|i)>orter said. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Misery BY EDGAR MARTIN ington. Lombardi, 60 Otis St.: Leslie Hale Democratic national convention 21 and rharged with operrting a decision but "the Southern segre Menzies told newsmen Australi He first said he would make his BUZ SAWYER: BY ROY CRANE FD 2, Coventrv; Don A. Guinan opening Monday. announcement in time for the motor vehicle while he was under gationists who brought it into ^ C50WT P»>J4TW>6& ans believe Nasser's nationaliza polittca by their open defiance and ■ItXsS MHford Rd,; John Mc The principles set forth in the Sunday papers. Later he said he the influence of alcohol or drugs, ftSOert THIS TO "WE COU3UEI) tion o'f. the canal vyas wrong, from Carthy. 99 Vernon St.; Jeremiah is a second offender. He pleaded their manifesto declaring undying REX S AH YUP, AND HE WAS y/PPESel State Department memorandum .might not have enough.information ÔT. PiL'BWrT, . beginning to end and "it must be HorganXl® Phelps Rd.;, George are es.seirrlftll.'C' these: guilty to the charge, but Atty. hoatility to it.’’ iKEMP’S OLD FLAME OF PREHY CRAZY ABOUT STEAKS.... resistril.'.' on which to ba.se it by that time. Rauh aaid the Democratic plat IXG. STOPPED Stiuff, ’ilk Florence St.;.- Pascal 1. There should be assurances Stevenson supporters, like Sen. Harold Garrity. his counsel, tolfl MINE, CMRIITY. YOU, BBEZY„.THAT CHICKEN... He said Amfcricans were pretty Prignano. ^7 Wyllys St,i Mrs. form "must, if it is to meet, the M jnO ST.. AEBSE ^ that the Suez Canal will continue John Sparkman of Alabama, his the court McManus has fix'* chil I OHCE HAOQUITE IS, HE WAS. EVEfiYTHINC! well taken up with election ques Louisa RobinsOil^, 691 W. Middle needs of the time, pledge the party FU RNITU RE W1iSTOOK> to funetion in accordance with the vfee presidential running mate four dren wdUi a aixth on the way. A CRUSH ON HIM, tions. "but so far as the adminis Tpke.; Gary Efdeikin. 47 Ham Since McManus’ family depends to meet defiance with law and to AN D MUSIC principles of the Suez Convention .years ago, insisted Stevenson is tration is concerned. I can assure monil St.,’ RocliVjlle; ' Hayden bring about integration wdth -deli of 1888. The I'SSS pact specified assured of enough delegates for on him for sole support, the case .5H 3-5680 you it has a very lively apprecia Whiting, 78 Walkehv St.; Mrs berate apeed.” that the canal "shall always be the nomination on an early ballot weji ordered to be investigated. tion of the Sue>. problem.” Elizabeth 'Hyde. 1,">9 Hyi'ry St.; . He suggested the party plaform free and open”, in war and peace regardless of what Truman does. FYank Fa.v, 24, of Staten Is 763 .MAIN S t. In Bonn, a We.st • G e r nt a n j uhai les Klein 109 Cooper Hill St.; to the ships of all nation^s and land, N.Y., charged with speeding not try to spell out what enforce spokesman came out again.st Mos-' Paul Paige, 81 Main St.i^Mra. Coiilct, Split Part.v ment steps ôuld be taken by the "shall never be. subjected to the . They arc counting on Steven and. operating a motor vehicle cow’s demand that Communist Ruth McKusich with rfefeijtlve' mufflers, forfeited fadera) government, because he r V 112 Grove .right be blockade." • ^ son',^ delegate strength to propel East Germany shotild he invited to Rockville; Mrs. Harriet Machle', a 335 bon(L He was arrested Aug. said what will be required cannot I 2. The canal should b# (Operated The ex-President to an ultimate T London. He said the Bonn govern Hebron; William Norris, 17 'Ver- 6 on Rt. 15 by State Policeman by an international authority hav decision in favor of the former Il ment was the only one which could non Ave.. RWckville. Raymond Utley. legitiniatcly represent all .Germa ing full control over the fees linois Governor for a' second try ADMITTED TODAY: Kullon charged, over-all operations, main Mrs. Gayle Bezaini of- E g a t V"'' ny at such an international con against Dwight D. Eisenhoiver. .. PInette, East H'arlford, tenance and future development Hartford, pleaded-not guilty to a ference. Foreign Mintstfr Hein The argument'of the Stevenson speeding charge, but waa found im»y safe!; ' \ N Bi r t h s y e s ’t e r d a y ; a and the handling'of financial af-, ramp la that ai :'* attempt by Tru rich von Brentano is heading West (laughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred guilty by Judge Karp and fined JEFF COBB Germany's 20-man delegation.- fairs. man to play kingfhaker and wreat Summer Clearance Sale BY PETER HOFFMAN Cram, MansfleM Depot; a son to 3. Egypt should -receive a rea 315. She was arreated by Patrol The Soviet note handed to all away the nomination that is almoat MICKEY FINN Reward! BY LANK LEONARD Mr. and Mrs. Michaud ,1-epter. 172 sonable income from , the (wnal man Raymond Peck July 28. F1NE.'„WE HAD 0H9.-VWAT,. 1 foreign Embassies in Mo.scdw said within Stevenson's grasp' would Birch St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs, revenues. Officials here believe alienate the South, tear the party | AN OLD eOY FRIEND DOES HE DO? flatly the Soviet government con Mrs. Mary Kilgore, 39. of 362 E. NEWSPAPER/. X • s u tim E THEN IN YOUR William Wagner. 128 Barrv Rd. ; this ..should be Substantially more asunder and prove damaging to | OF HER6 OVER LA6T -MtFURPLE GPINION, SHERIFF sidered the .Suez p a r ) e' y a.s - BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter I than the 310 million or less which Middle Tpke., was found guilty of MeHT'...HE>6 NEVER HE'D LEARN LOOK, FH IL -I KNOW . planned by the Blg.Three "cannot Triiman’s own prestige.; To, try | •peeding and fined 312. AMOUffTED TO MUCH WATCNIN6 HE WON'T, s e r g e a n t! UE^ COULR TELL CONSTiiBLE to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ebbeling, ’ Egypt has realized annually ,'ront and fail, they 'said, would be- j THAT HARRIS HAS GOIN' STRAIGHT FROM SOMEBORV MtFURPLE IS in any w'ay’ be regarded. . as an 45 Coolidge St.; a son to Mr. and M rs.. Kilgore, who pleaded not 2d% OFF ON ALL TWUGH/ ; the canal in recent years, REFUSER TO TXLK TO NOWONrANR I PROMISER] WHAT REALLY ONE OF THE MOST tiHaniSLUnnal meeting .authorized | y,rs. Harrv Veinnder, Storrs: a heartbreaking for the man who I guilty to the charge, was arrested i 4. The universal Suez Canal confounded the experts fn 1948. THE RRESS, BUT SUPPOSE HIM THAT I'R SPEAK TO , HAPPENERAIU COURAGEOUS AIEN to. take any decisions whatever af-j to, ,-mV. and. Mrs. Edward ;“Co., owner and operator of the ' Aiig.' 3 after a radar checkup by HE POES OPEN UP A N R - THE GOVERNOR-ABOUT in t h e w o r l r ! feeling Ihe Suez Canal.” i \Vendii.< ,5'f Village St., Rockville. I canal whose pro'perty Naaser na- Truman did nothing at all to Patrolman William Cooke. Both HAVIH'HIS SENTENCE The note said the (inly reason; DISCHARGED YKSTKPJ3AY; stem all manner of speculation. He Cooke and S^. Milton Stratton, who I tionalized two weeks a'gfi. should .seemed pleased a't the guessing REPOCER! _ the Soviet government has’decided I Jbahua Elder, 81. Tanner St.; was operating th* radar machin*', PICNIC EQUIPMENT ; receive fair compensation for Ms to attend was that It is a "cham-1 .i»iius. Pagani. 183 Eldridge''St.; game he is refereeing. testified In court. ‘ i assets. .This implies acceptance A parade qf Stevenson backers pion. of pe'aeeful settle'mc'nt of in-1 .Mrs. Lida Way. RFD 2. A n d over;'of the right o f Egypt to national- marched thrtnighirmigh the suite yes- tern^tional,issues’’ and it felt the (Mrs; Albina Couture', R F D l. West lie the canal properties within its : ----- c-ni i.m h luf i 4T> » 9 ! Little Brown Jugs Brown Chests London parley-, might provide a | M’illington; ' Mrs. t^friloO': >1 aJ-*io iniplieij that iron-i p : ’X f a i l g e r O U S O U l S y One and two gallon sizes. Fiberglas in info'n H H/.-)o loipiici, uiai, iron-1 ^ Illinois national commiUee- Rustproof, galvanized lining, reraoyahle peaotful approach to the issue of | Cronin Lenox St.; Anton . clad-arrangements should be mate •’v r 'c j, iinnu sulated, will keep contents hot or cold free navigation of the canal.The .Ma.ver. 68 Eldridgc St ; Rudolph for insuring the compensation P. Andeis n.o food traj', baked enamel finish- * Russisns- al.so proposed that Jhe Anderson, East Hartford; Mrs, I Nasaer has promised. New; Mexico, former Sen. William 111 San Juan Area for hours. 24-nallon parley be .expamied to Edith Petersrm. RFD 1. Andover;;l 5. If Kgypt and the compan.v Benton of Connecticut and Wilson includa 22 other nations, including Mrs. Beverly ’ Perdtti. 180 , Hills- should (liSagree on such matjters Wyatt, oite-time mayor of Louis (Coatinued from Page One) Red China a'nd.,olher Cominn'ni.sl town Rd.; Mi.ss .laequelinc Dewart, as compensation,’ the issue should ville. They and more than a dozen famous Hamilton '^Scoiich-* Line bloc .members, and that the start 437'-j Main St.r'CliMrlr.s .VcCallum. be submitted to anbitration by a other Stevenson advocates, re Weather Bureau said in an 11 i.m. CAPTAIN EASY Ironing It Out BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS So Different BY MERRILL BLOSSEB ceived rece{lUons 4n their of the - meeting be delayed from Talcoltviyc; Mrs. Margaret commis.sion de.signated . by the (EiSTl advisory. 1 I Scotch grill.s, caddies and jug,’’, Stotih kouler.s and party A FEW THIS/'ISN’T EASY fOK PiE TO rVE JUDGED 1 CAN'T EXPLAIN, I UNDERSTAND'. next Thursday to the end of Cornash. Glaslonhury; Charles world jco'urt. ' calls. A t that lime the atorm wasîrar AT w o w .^ r TAKE tr buckets-—colorful* red or green plaid enamel finish. ^ CHANtfr ADMIT VET, FOR I VBA KEAltY YOU SOLELY. EVEN TO WV5ELF y e s t e r d a y I OH,80Y- August. * Tierhert. 70 Olcott St.: Mrs. Doris Officials here said a similar .set And Truman was all smiles when latitude 14.5 north. longitudkCSAQ DtelMATxAAXjLD^ our COULD ■tCuR. ALL RACK..' Wilson and son, 78 Hemlock St.; of principles has been circulated , he- greeted Stevenson himself west. As the second of the season, KEM8RK5 IN LOVE WITH THE G IRL I PAT. BY THINQS HOW £ COULD’VE WONDERED THE s a in a e , TTie Soviets also recommended OF HER THOUdHT «H E W8$...6Ut NOW YOU MOOGE J WHO I IMFOSE James Berievento, 79 Aoineslead wlien U\e latter met the Truman it was named "B eU y" by Weather Poloron jugs and tartan tolers, Ek.cp barbecue tools, char « H E SAID. OR l e t HER MAKE SUCH' SAME TMNG ABOUT SH A«*et>A ■r'ViMMlS’t ) ON You J)OU~f that the parle.v be switched .rom by- Britain- and France to coun BKOTHEIt^. I KNOW 5HE’5 t h e dUftTLEST, UNOOUSTEDLY A FOOL OF ME! MYSELAfiASYl SIDE JOG R3R. ) ' BE A F London to Cairo. St.: Mr.s. Josephine Genovesi and tries which WIH attend the Lon train from Kansas Cit.v yesterday Bureau forecasters. coal lighter fluid, arctic ice. UAR I HAVE EVER lAET. AKKANGED, T O himself; j ^ 6 5 - Tlio tone of the Soviet note son, 157 N; .Main St.:- .Mrs. Eveljm- don meeting. 'Th e groqp, iqclnd- morning. "This is a small but dangerous GIVE A FALSE ^ CUTTING. Ogren. .58 Wells'St.; Fl ank Leniek. ing Russia and India, totals more But' among the men in constant storm tha Weather Bureau said.” , IMPKESSIONl . FLUNKY? strengthened the belief held in western circles that Rus.sia will RF'D 2. Rockville: -.Mrs. Edith than 20. Eg.vpt Mas among the attendance on the former Presi Higheat winds arc estimated to Gaskell and daughter. 00 Drive A: come to the conference as a 24 originally invited by Britain dent. there was a noticeable cool be about 70 miles an hour over a Mr.s. Patty Tomaszewski and ness any time Steven.son'a name spokesman for Egypt. 4 but indications have been that small area neai- the center and gale PLAN YOUR LANDSCAPE NOW I- daughter, RFD 1. Andover; Mrs. she will not accept. Spain also accepted 4he confer came up. -r winds extend outward 125 miles in Elizabeth Tedford ' and daughter. Truman took time out from the northern semicircle. ence invitation, leaving only, Egypt 65 Broad St.: Mrs. Hideka Camp K»ll*OKr FLOOD KlIJ. VETO to be heard from of the ’24 nations holding court last night to have Motion toward the West is ex bell and son, 30 Drive G.; Mrs. Waxhlngtiin, Aug. 1 1(1 (.45— lined up for the ta'ks by Britain, dinner at Chicago's "Pump Room" pected to continue for the next 12 Helen Dugan and son. Wlllimantle Kep. la-o .\llen (K -lll) aafd hr with Gov; Frank Clement of Ten hour* at approximately the same FREE SERVICE the^ United States and France.. Mrs. Joan Botterton ami daughter Greece with a suggestion that the was notified liida.v ’I’ rpNldent nessee. the convention keynoter, rate and with some further in Now that you’ve .speiii^ .sonu* linê outdoor.s, you - probabl.v , '■ n Griswold St. RlM-hhouer, vetoed a hill nhleli parley be i>o.stponed and held Mrs. Truman and a small party crease in sise and intensity, rl . . have a better idea whkt you’d like in the wa^v of plants DI.SCHARGED- TODAY: Mat would have oiilhorlzrd a $1,600,- which included Mr. and Mrs.* Tom All vessels In the path of the somewhere,else, but did-not say di ure w McGuire, 44 Morae Rd.; around your hoflse. Coijte see us now. W e’ll make a plan for • «M* -T «•« •—a«. a-. TJ«. MS. eo. rectly whether she svould send a (MHI.OOO program of flood eontroL Evans of Kansas Chty. Evans is a atorm should exercise extreme cau Thoniali Fitz-simmons. 411 Main navigation, (xiwer and ~l»e*eh a front yard, back.vard (l^ n tir e lot. N’o charge. See our big representative to Lond(?h. ) Kknsas City buaine.ssman who has tion, the W“eather Bureau said. I MORTY MEEKLE Gondolier r'T St.: John Lombardi. 60 Otis St.; yroslon proJecU. There «a a no been closely associated with the . Small (;raft in the Leeward and display of plant.s and you’ll get plenty of ideas. BY DICK CAVALLl THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Quitting BY WILSON SCRUGGS A ll the others haye accepted Steven Waldo.' 104 West St.: -Mar ■ Egyptian President Nasser is ininiediate word from the White former President many .vears. Windward Islands should remain i n eO M E flM K I garet Gustafson.' 31 Maple St.; *0EA^ MOM-16XSS com; NO, WHY SHOULD expected to give his answ’er to the HniiHe. Clement, who is regarded as a in port. WISH I WASN'T Robert Rankin. 23 Highland Ave., - iH A V t TDPICieUP £0M£WrrHMEIN mBVUSABkSMiSnKF.t'M Western invitation Sunday... Most warm Stevenson backer, said the The nekl advisory will be is.uied Open Doily Including Sunday 8:30 A,. M. - 6:00 P. M. Rcx'kville; Mildred .Callahan and A C0UPL£0FTHIN6« MYGONRXA.JI SOEBULUENT.' LEAVING N TN r MOPNiNG.AlMr diplomats believe It will be ” no. WASHINGTON TRE.\TY r i’^F.D question of Ti-uman’s choice of a at 5 p.m. (R 8TI from the San Juan RORWLANPLAITY.. ,9WEETKAV10LA../ 9 MARTHA HtB BEEN 8CN0ETFUL In anwuncJng' forimtion of the i Brernertun, Wn.sfi. (45 — The | presidential candidate did not come Weather. Bureau. . iANPTH6N...H£V/ TOME.BI/r-' new "NaUonal Liberation Arm)",” I .6i .«.vH.v» «t.. -Mkv Ijene .signing of the Jrealy of Hahd-' up' iWHeREAREYOU — t ^ T / Cairo Radio likened it to the com -! . " r ‘L . u l L Skus at. Point No Point-b.v which ; Main St.; Joan-Mikolile, RFD 1. It Payn to Advertise? OOIN6? mando units which haraased the the white man .received from the Stale Pilot ’('.liiite* Safely It BritiMi Army in the Suez Canal af \Vapping;"Peter Plikaitis, 69 .‘tnm- Indians a considerable portion of , New^Mq^n. Aug. 10 i4*i ' Phil i ter Higypt tore up the Britfsh- mer St. whaf is now Kitsap County on the Westerly, . R. 1.. Aug. 10 liP)— lip Amato carefully posted ’a sign Egyptlan Treaty in 1951. The Na Olympic; Peninsula waa com Navy Lt. (j-g ) .Thomas Rogers of_^ on his clothing store two weeks tional Guard grew out of theae NO HIKKY , memorated in a ceremon.v here. A Vancouver 1,45 M. 'A'.. Bluck, bronze plaque •was unveiled at Hamden. Conn., parachuted to' ago'u'hich read: ’’Gone* on vatui- forces.' safely yesJCi’day before his j(;t Iton until Aug. 8..” He learned yea- ; Some ■ observers Interpreted the former RAF air givnuer, saya his' Point No Point. Taking pari in terda.v somebody readi the sign. creation of the new command as attempt to pi-omote an HJ»pmb the'ceremony were the Hev. W il fighter plane crashed and burst ■When he open^ the' store, he! ON THE PARKWA^Y^ an effort to bolster internal morale hideout in a iwfarby goat pasture liam Kitsap, grandson oh. Chief Into flames In "the woods. ' 'Rogers, who flew the plane out found.^someone'had broken In gold 1215 ToNond Turnpike at Hie Manch%ster>Ruckiond Exit 0®^. rather Ulan an -ollqiit defense ha., failed »c a o s e of . public Kitsap for wtiom the county was apathy. M'hen j|e started the, non named, and David Prince, a de- of Q;ionset Naval Air Station, made off with ISO suits. 35 sports buildup. jackets and 55 pairs of slacks. He MItcheH 9-2508 ' The new People's Army wa.s profit yenliire 'he expected up to acendant of Chief.Chetzamuka. who en.'ajied injury set the log* at between $3,000 and placed under the command of the 20D families would ,be inlercaled, was, the.- first person to affix his i (Mtipe nf the crash was aol Im- $5,000. SS-yeor-ofd Xlaj. Kamal .el Din but ao farNmiy eigh t-^ ve signed. figitature to the treaty. ■ 1 mediately drtermined. 1 / ', '-r V r ■ \' C, ■ i.-B ' \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1966 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN UANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, c6N M , FRIDAT, ACGUST 10, 1956

THE Herald Angle National League Race Tightens as Braves Split to Elimiiiate Legion Nine 8-3 • y EAKL W. YOST Johnson Loses Controll Wininger . Paces World Rookie Pitchers- Deliver cv Dodgers Trail SpotU £ditor

SHOTS HERF AND TI*ERi; ..shell .shell Freeman,-Freeman,'- ace Bremenfiremen wfth J By IV^; Cincy And Winners Capitalize: As Par Takes Beating BUly Corcoran, new sinpics ten- Redle^s. broke the spell re- j To Aid Braves’ Cause nil champion in Manrlicstcr. n< a renllv. .. . Already the. St.. Louli Two Tilts Back formw profMsiona ’^\'l Wint- Cardinals have used a jtrand total Milwaukee, Aug. 10 (.^î-^Manager Fred Haney, whose Na- * By EARL YOST I Chicago, Aug. lO (/P)—Bo Wininger tries to protect his one- Stamford—-Exploding for six runs in the eighth inning the stroke lead in today’s second round of Tam O’Shanter’s golf ne^laat Satirrday in Uvo'.straight o f.+6 players to Ue the all-time; tionaI League leading Milwaukee Rrave.s opeii a vital four- -• ' New York, Aug. 10 (^P)— aeta for the '<*ro\yn. Tho pre- record and the aeaaon has game set with ( incinnati tonight,Hâme up thi.sweek with two Stamford American Legion Juniors came from a 3-2 deficit madness after one of th'ei greatest par-shattering displays Taylor Phillips and Bob to post an 8-3 victory over the Manchester Legion Juniors ever recorded in maj'or tournament competition. So eager s-ious week Corcorari teamed wjth ,„ore than a third to go. Only f o u r : more Starting pitchers to go witli'Hic O'e he already has. Trowbridge, steaming their Dan Lyni-h to drfeat A1 and H..b p|„vp,., on the rurrent roater were And. vihats more, the Braves*------yesterday afternoort at Barrett Field. The triumph gave tlie BEST HALL PAIRINGS were the 93 men pros in the>------National I,eague W'hltney for the doubles titlc^. in IWl.VThey are already have two victories apiece stuff in Tike old pros, came home club a sweep of the besj of r —------, ------Pairings, time and handicaps for "World” champlon:^lp field lo get Among 11 in the' 70 bracket, three game playoff series for the ... , ... ^ Saturday's Bwt Ball Foursomes at The new^ singles champ IS al.so a Mu.sial, Tom Poholsky. ' from the pair, rookte roommates ® , through in the clutch and the a hunk of a 1101,200 purse that 47 were Sam Snead, Arnold Palmer former fine softball pitcher in lo- ^nd Rocky Nelson . Taylor rhillips and Bob Trow- 5Iilwaukee ; . . . 63 1956 Connecticut American Legion | I t ^ A ll O V C F the Country Club were announced Lucl Lighthurii Brooklyn ...... 62 ■ Milwaukee Brav«s still have V of them bettered par 72 as the 72- cal leagues. ..Joe hmseJl “f . . fewest strikeout king in the bridge. s{;^hamploii8hip. Stam ford won the tu.s ir.orning. and Earl Stewart Jr. Cincinnati .... 62 44 2 ; th* National Ijeague lead as they Rlsmford o be a rematch is tonight s box- Legion competition, concluded its in"/n®tiiwi«' 3 0 tool 11:37-Stevena 3, Boyep 8, John from 18 other money - hungry Boros and last week's All-Amer Cincinnati at Milwaukee. 10 p.m. gamble with righthander Trow campaign with a brilliant record hAiauBsio, 2b 2 o n n o II 0 son 12 andXif-jeTDaviiij^S. shooters. _ *1!h '' Th«”'r.rr«n\i jjpfoê the Tigers could The parallel Isn't a perfect one ing .show at Madison Square Oar- bridge, 26. and southpaw Phillips, pRSano cf ., 0 ft 0 ft, ft -f-K ican titlist Dutch Harrison were — Jan.sen (O-Oi ys Crone (9-6i. of 16 wins in 19 .starts under %£> ll:4S 78arpu8ka 4, McCann 8, If this weren’t enough to un- Itln • recreation lirec " victory... Roy Campanella hecaiise the Dodgera of Ift.VY un- den Where Orlando Zulueta meets ^ Philadelphia at Brooklyn. 8 p.m. 23. The "gamble" turned out to be Moavrro. |> .. i 0 h ft ft ft off the pace ^ th 72 and 74,- res Coach Casey Fortin. The winners Lpoth . 2h . . . . . 1 2 0 0 J ft 0 Rusher 12 and Steckel 34. — netre the usually cool Wininger, pectively. . ’ been wltno it a ^ ,.gti,.cd ' i ''ke the Braves of '.V*i, were in imdwig Dightbiii ii, , — Meyer (6-5i vs Ataglie (5-3i. a .sure-thing. -R«<'inp...... : .0 0 0 li;52-Traygis 5, DallaFera 12, tor since Tony Iodine Jo draw the pain from his Wire straits in the pitching line. ft ft he also had to fight off memories last April..The minimum purse When’JOcy Oiambra turned up St. Ixniis irt't*htcago,“2T30 |51hT Both were scheduled to go Wed- Kcrraia. a ...... 1 0 0 0 0 2 Rum sey 12 and B. Davis 23. R unners 'gionals a^ Kingston, N.. Y. ne.xl of a year ago. He led the "World” FYijnt runner spots in the $15,- to o w j; : "'I""" z with a sore liand a month back. Schmidt i5-7i Vs Hacker |2-I0i. ne.sda.v night against the SL Louie Tplaln ...... ,31 K 7 9 12;00-GlgIio 4, J. Gordon 8, Match-maker Billy Brown quick weekend, 27 "l ~7 through 54 holes with a 200 then 000Women’s pro section also were New York at PiU.shiirgh. 8:15 p.m. Cardinals, bill when Trowbridga Bnaca on Balls Hurt Manrhontor 0 > . Murphy 11 and AgostinelH 22. Ingham . * ' . Turno\^ ^ of major league way Haney's newcomers have per- ly clo-scd a Zulueta-Dighfbiirn bout (To be preceded b.v completion of won a six-hitter in the opener, ab r h po Mf 1bi collapsed for a closing 77 to share jhinmed in the race for a $6,000 the suipmer n *- luanagers Is pretty fast. It formed up t Haney pushed In 13-game winner Bocirlni. 3b ...... 4 ft ft .1 0 ft 7, Owens 12 and W oodbury 21. first prize. Mickey Wright, a pro has been so rapid in the : couple of plus signs, > Rocky Castellani. Ziielueta. a 3 to Johnson of M a n c h e s te r was llonnithHl. lb On the Scent only two years, entered the sec vs Fh'tend (12-111. Lew Burdette, who lost in 10 in breezing along. He scattered three ...... 4 1 3 K 0 ft ft Rather Unseasonable Don^t Ypit Think] 12:37-Saari 6, Zavarella 6, De- Cliff Doughman, one of the pa-.lj^-ational .League that Birdie Rrcalletl In June 1 underdog, won a unanimous Thursda.v's Reaiilte nings. That put the pressure on Manrgpla, c ...... h 2 3 1 Martin 12 and Melley 28. Oh the scent with 66'a wefe Na ond round on top with a 5-under- tion'i crack shooters, has been i êbbetts of CinclnnVi and Walter . Phillips, a 23-vear-old ' decision. hits, all jilngles. and watt out front n6*ni». AK ...... 4 ft 3 • 2 2 1 Giant backs line up behind center Fred Broussard on the field of St. Michael's College at-XVinoo- Milwaukee 4-1. St. Louis 1-5 Phillips, who never had started be hferrer. rf ...... 4 0 2 .3 0 ) tional Open Champion Cdry Mld- par 71. B etty Jam eson, Alice B au ***!TtS Brookl.vn are t,he ! Georgia lefthander with liianv of Actually the decision hinged up- 3-2 when the roof fell in. .Bases on Finkr. If ...... o ski, Vt. They are, left to right, Kyle Rote, Don Heinrich, Chuck Conerly and Frank Gifford. -The 12:45-Mathiason 5, Carvey 8, dlecoff and 46-year-old' Errie Ball,' er and Louise Suggs were' next (Twi-Nighti. fore In the majors, and he came ...... ,T ft 3n ft ft Or New York club joins the pros rushing season. \ (Becker 7 and Gilmore 26. ^ t members. Each has only a iffRe tê mannerisms and wittlrisnis of on a ruling bv Referee Pete-Scâlzo Brooklyn 7. Pittsburgh 3. balls proved to be the start of his Fu.«hlrr if ...... 4 0 2 0 ft r ft an Oak Park, 111., riub pro whose w ith 73. through with a dandy, • three-hit, downfall In the fatal frame. Be •lobnnon. p. rf ...... 4 ft 0 J 2 0 ft 12:53-St. John 5. Buckland 11, Winchester. bbi the past three ,,,0,.^ than two and one-half years jê Cards' Vinegar Bpnd Mizell. 1 who penalize.! Ughtbiirn Die A Slide III Time .Cincinnati .5, Cliicago 3 (10 In- six-strikeout pob in the opener of ('owirn p ...... 0 ft ft ft ft ft ft father has been teaching golf 40 Wanda Sanches, the 26-yesu''-old yean Doughman has been the , „f ,e,vice.. .Jim Bridewe.sei of , and Trowbridge, a 26-vear-old seventh round, foe a low blow. fore the smoke had cleared. Stam P orterfield 12 and 'Whelan 20. ning.s I. laat night's pair to beat the cards BanaviKf, b ...... 0 ft ft . ft ft ft 0 years in England. florist assistant. from B ato n naUon s high overall and nh- Detroit is now in hl.s sixth »c«son ; righthander from Hiid.son.' N. Y . Otherwise it probablv would have Jim Gilliam of the Brooklyn Dodgers, slides home safe, with ford had countered six times on 1:00-Faulkner 5, Hamilton 7, first run against Pirates at Pittsburgh 1 Aug. 9i. Shortstop New 5'ork 5: Philadelphia 2. ■ 4rl. Tolaln ... 13 24 11 *4 • 3 Green Unable lo Play, W arren: 15 and Macalone 18. brouped'kt 67. were Bill Nary, Rouge, La., who took the All- iûnd top piofeasional at the*^, j„ the majors and has yet to hit a vk-ere recalled from the Braves' ended in a draw, bccause 'IJghl- Saturday's .Schedule. four hits, two walks and three hit s—Doulil-ft for Pngsno In Slh. Dick G/oat's throw aqiiirts away from Pirates' catehsr .lack Gene fVinle.v Shelled T mi Contest Postponed mpic Aquatic Trials l:07-JesanU 5, Gorman 6, Gang- Ted Kroil, Pete Cooper and George American title last week, hesided Grand America at \a^^^ Ohio. ; horhe nin. It pays for Milwaukee : Wichita, Kan., farm team in June, burn was winning the round, Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 10 p.m. batsmen. The big blow was Alan b-rftaT. for Hotionllisl In 3Ih. Baygr.' The 68 shooters included the women amateurs with 78. A Sheppar in this first inning play. Note ball at left of Gilliam's It kept the Braves health.v sinct 'Yeager's three-run home'run which Sibniforil ...... too 000 tKx—S w ere 13 and B ry an t 19. n i r e iim \?e.V. ^ Trowbridge had . 3-3 record fori IJglitliiini Favored ..shoulder. (AP Wirephotol. Philadelphia at Brookl.vn, 2 p.m. Bpijr Maxwell, who, like Wininger, stroke behind were Anne Richard St. Louis sH>lled-Gene.Conle.v m jsplit- the—left, and centerftelders. Manc'l»'iU*i'...... 000 210 WJi.r—3 I.4ist night's Twilight -Base • l:15-Ptper 4, Markowski 7, OR ner cenôn' i *10.000. a one- , the American Assn. dub. while 1 Despite tliat unanimous verdict. St. Louis at Chicago. 2:30 p.m.'" tin. X'l-agoi ; SB. DlMiiro. Vraiier, O'Bremski 16 and Harry 1<, is registered out of the Oil City of son, Jackie Yates and B a r b a r a New 5'ork at Pittsburgh, 1:.30 the nightcap 5-1 to split the four- .This sm ash, the onl.v ex tra base rani-Ua. I.i-ono: SAC Fi.ike: SF. Cani*t- ball I.«ague game at Ml. Nebo i50 16-r\ard targets..Top PCi-- hitter. The "angel' is a Milwaukee u.j , , , 22-.vear-old I-ightbuni ' from la. (tian-ttii. I.OB. Stamford 10. Man- In Final Stage Tonight Odessa, Jimmy Demaret, P e te r U ttlc. B ritish Hondili'H.s i.s'a 13 to .5 p.m. game set leaving Milwaukee with poke of the afternoon, was frosting had to be postponed late^ln the Thomson, Jay Hebert, H erm an formers in sports during the past restaurant owner. First to collect "I"® a .1'2-game lead after runnerup clifati-r 10; BB. .fohn.«on, 6: .Moavern 3: afternoon when players with Topping the men amateurs was favorite in tile rematch on the Grid .All-Stars Cautious Siinda.v's Schealule on the Stamford cake as .it ac- SO. Johnson 4. Moavero 6. DiMuro 4: SPEED KINO DDES Scharlau and Jerry Barber. ' Martin Stanovlch. a 250-pourfd decade named by Sport, In its cur- B„b Buhl who cashed in on " i f ! Brooklyn bounced Pittsburgh 7-3 counted for the final three tallies, m u o(f Moavern ■ for. 3 rims in H In- the Green Barber Shop, sched rent issue, included the following: „ two-hittei Relief Ditcher Jim ?”* *“ ,*"**'^*^' «K«inst St. I-oiiis .strength of his .superior punching Cincinnati at Milwaukee, Detroit, Aug. 10 <^)—The high-tempoed American Olym CluaUired at 69 were longôts club member at Tam O'Shanter, p.m. ' and Cincinnati, ju st two Ittamea T ,,. u-o. af DlMiiro .5 for n nine In 4. John. uled to meet Xloriarty Bros., Baseball. Ted WilhanimWilliams pro bat baa- Hughes^ ‘“r of' Uie Cubs^ pitched in “ P»‘r P^® t«-night double-head- ability. Zulueta has knocked, out The huniidltv was terrific a t the 4 for .5 nin.« in 7 1-3: Cowles 3 for pic swimming; and diving trials ends an amazingly successful Milwaukee. Aug. 10 OP)—Time, Babe Lichardus, Walker Inman with 70. He had a four-stroke edge pnly six in 95 fights. Lightbiim 13 Philadelphia at Brookivn. 2 p.m. . „ p ark and the tem perature was in 13 nms in 2-3: (IBP Caneita. I.enne, InformAt league officials they the only opponent A t Jenkins ever jr. and Mike Fetchlck and veter ketball. George Mikan; college the Natl.mal Laiague for five years ; .were unable to field a team . over three Chicago krea players—• in 48. For the record.. Zulucta's Revenge-Minded Pros St. Louis at Chicago (21. 2:30 ; Chicago Cubs .5-3 in 10 in- the &0s. This helped get the best oft "DiMmo w '' d'"-"^ four-day run tonight but it’s extremely doubtful, that the feared, caught up with the old ans Johnny Palmer, Ed Oliver and Dean l\efram. Art Melnikoff and basketball. Bill Russell: boxing. , he was called upon t« -start | '®P*"^"" h DiMuro: t'. career .shows .58-26-11 and Ijg h t- p.m. ' ! nihgs. Johnson. Confusion resulted because grand finale will furnish a more surprising victor than tow Bob Toski, the 1964, "World” win Rocky Marciano; college football. ; „ His first assignment was n ttv ntm ’n ,ili h t ' l.ockery-Rinaldl: Johnson: Scorer, of various changes In the speed king late last night and he Dick Evans—and Phil Lobeteln of Doak Walker; pro football, Otto ,,is former mates the T**,^*- posteil hi» first nine- burn's 40-8. Neither has been Ncw '5'ork at Pitl.sburgh (2i. i The New. York Giants ended It WO.S S halUe of. southpaws, Yoal ering Bob Hughes of water polO' died of a Kekrt attack, c' ner. Brownwood, Tex; knocked out. 1:00 p.m. . i Philadelphia's winning streak at .starter Moe Movero and his re league schedule due to the In fame. "It gets better all the time,” Graham; hockey. Maurice Rich- Brooklyn Dodgers .. .Little Phil ' [he 'cards“ wRh'a^sli ability of the Americurn l.«gton The 10 p.î. iD STi 10-round Ftivored in TV Contest ■ American la-ague ! *>8 ganie.s by beating the Phillleii liefer and everîial winner, Dick commented Coach Bob Muir of the ard; horse racing. Eddie Aicaro;•o: ; Riz^.ito Rizz.itn of the Yanks has told .''‘-‘1®.."**'’’*“ ®.'^' ' 5-2 on four home runs, two by Juniors to play their games. swimming. Ford Konno; * tennis, pio^p frierids that this is his last , I-ast night, Phillips, with sharp match gets the u.sual Fridgy net w. L. P ot. G.B. Di.Miii'O. both served 'em up from men's team after the .6-6’i, 225 jKosten Loses er control, a fast ball, a sinker work (NBCl radio and-'tiflevisioii 70 .17 .6.54 Jackie Brandt. The I.«gion was involved In pound Soiitheni California senior Jack Kramer; track. John Ijindy. year as a player. He hopes to man Chicago, Aug. 10 {/P )—ThP C'ollegc All-Stars, cautious Slid Bo.ston"!^.. the portside as did Johnsonr m J- S tate I.,eginn championship The Cleveland Browns were named and a sweeping curve, set down coverage. Two judges and a ref 61 45 .,575 S 'i In the American..’ Mickey Mantle ■ vero lasted the first five Innings Police & Fire surged to an upset triumph i<> the age some day but may accept a the Redbirds o n 'th r e e hits. 4-1, eree will score, bv ro.umis w ith a wary, and Cleygland’s revenge-minded Browns clash tonight Cleveland 60 45 ..571 9 . play. 200-meter breaatroke final last the team of the decade and Roger ba.seball announcing vacancy on hit homer No. 39 going il games and left trailing 3-1. \ It was reported that many To Art Butler Bannister'a first imder-foiir-min- for his initial full-length victory supplementary point systein. in the 23rd annual All-Star football classic at Soldier Field.: Chit ago .. 55 48 .534 13 up on Babe Ruth's rcrord-BO pace Manchester outhit the winners, night and Olympic king Yoshi ; ______radio. Phil will be 38 in September. in the majors. 50 .57 .467 20 Defeats Bank of the Barber Shop's players ‘I just bring along a'picturt of our OK Used Car, Ute mile the story of the decade. The National Football League champions have been quoted , • of 1927 as the New Y’ork Yankees 12 to 7. with Dann.v Renh getting were out of town yesterday Oyakawa captured the 100-meter^ Orono. Maine, Aug. 10 t/P) ^ up to 13 point favorites for the------^------Baltimore. 47 -.59 %4.33 •22>- walloped W ashington 15-7. Boston three bingles and Norm Hohenthal. backstroke with a solid perform-l Butler of Portsmouth, N.H., Now London's Ocean Beach 2 and conid not possibly field a Park will sponsoi- the Connecticut gam e which Will took over'sei’ond place, 8'2 game*; Jim Mancggia, Glenn Mcrrer and AI,l'5IM LCAUl'E I team . League offichiiis tried J J . reigned as new athateur golf Connecticut baseball fans will bo.i'ob^ be' playing.'tiraham "retired' be-]'Kansas City .•17 .69 .349 .32'2 .Standings < Seven evento will be and ; champion todav after beating the honor‘Jimmy Piersall of the Bos State A.A.C. Swimming Cham Meriden, Aug. 10 i/Pi—Ralph T. (Channel 8l and broadcast nation fore last' year's classic and after back, with a 3-1 decision over Bal Wes Feshler two each. No member hurriedly to get Herm's Cam Last Nigh 1^8 Fights ally (ABC. 9:30 p.m, DSTj. A Frida.v’a , .Schedule timore while the Chicago While of the home squad was able to gel ■ \ W L 'n, The All-Stars turned back the Otto pitched the Browns to the .B rew er (15-41 vs Stohbs l I0-8f. will be climaxed by five swimming ' comumei |K>ast a total of -19 children, and Fi.igles in the 220-yard freestyle 1 geles. 10. ' N. y,. tpught physical education, title and if Cleveland must have Brookivn, facing tjie Phillies DiMuro singled, stole second and i ■.''•'"I shots and steady putting yester Brown.s. 30-27, last year behind Cleveland at Kansas Cit.v', 10 went to third when Maneggia'a i . . \ .0 ^13 .000 j finals starting at 8;£0 p.m. (DST). day lo down Bob Kosten of West this list will increase considerably competition and Joe Halobiirdo in ' Saginaw, Mich. Pat Lowry, biolog.v and historV at Fishers Graham lo field a champion, the I p .m. Lemon (14-9i vs B urnette while the Braves and Redlegs have The night program includes, in the 110-yaid backatroke.. Fingles | 150'.-2, Toledo, outpointed Y am a Tad Weed's three fifeid goals and throw rolled into centerfield. Di-; . “TTT' ' -.1 Wan^ck, R.I., 4 and 3 in their within the next few months...; Island (N. Y. 1 Hiî School last Ralph Guglieiini's niftv .ia.ssiiig. All-Stars have a chance of pulling : (2-3i. J it out in Milwaukee, had the Pi order, the women’s 100-miter Ro^rto Clemente of the Pirates was also second in the 110-yard j Bahama,, 155.' The Bahamas. 10. an upset. Muro tallied on Rich Canetta’s l^^he big bat of Dave White and ! scheduled 36-hole . final at the year. He will succeed Benjamin Chicago at Detroit,'9:15 p.m. rates wrapped up Jl-O in four in* •acrifice fl” splendid pitching of Bob j backstroke, men’s 1,50<) ' meter , went throug^j ftO games before he f. esi.vle last .vear. Entries may be j Philadelphia Jiminy Soo. 136. Zajac who resigned to accept a Tiiiiglier Than I'aiial „ Graham's chores will be han4lled , Wilson ‘i 11-111 or Donovan ( 4-71 ntngs. Peeiyee Reese, ^scoring three Show DoMii Seen Penobscot Valley Country Club. kdr this reason, the Browns fig- pv George Ralterman. no world i vs Foytack i9-8i. Manchester roared back in the ] ^ i? “ freestyle, vornen’s 100 jfieter but Butler, defeated by Kosten 2 drew a base on balls. During' this filed w ith A nthony Pero a t Ocean Philadelphia, knocke^d out Willie tehohing and coaohihg post at times for a' 1.257 career total th a t' terfly and ' 400 metpr freestyle,. stretch he batted 192 times. H er- Beach Park before Aug. 14 . I Moore.-138. Chester, Pa., 3, fourth to take the lead. Hohen-! win°v«r winleas Firat Nation- Over Race Trneks and 1 in 18 hole m eetings in 1953 Meriden High School. ure to^ be tougher than usual, boater la.sl vear, and Vito Parilli. -Thursday's Resiilta bettereil Zack Wheat's Dodger and then the men's 20C-meter free Coach pRiiI Brown reportedly has \1I-Star Rarkfleld New York 15, Washington 7. runa-acored record of 1,255. drove lhal drew a walk and moved up a : ®' êigue and 54, said he alw ays had w ant his team in mid-soason form so -phe AH-Star starting backfleld base on Msneggia's perfect bunt' O®** P®*‘‘‘ style where fading Olympic (Cham ed to play- the former ,two - time Boston 3. Baltimore 1. In three runs wljile Junior Gilliam New York, Aug. 10 (jP( Aishow pion Ford Konno makes a last that he can avert the'humiliation will have All-America Earl Mor- . Chicago 9. Cleveland 2. - had four hits and a sacrifice fl.v. which went for-a hit. The runners home regional champ over the mara of a .second stra ig h t lixss. jlown between, the United States ditch attempt for e. place on the thon route. rail of Michigan State at quarter K ansas Cit.v .5. D etroit 3. Ed Roebuck won it with a two-hit advanced a ba.se on a wild pitch. T rotting' As.wrt.'and H arness Pyacing While the Cleveland camp team. “I always figured I could beat A ------back. All-America .Howard Cas- .Satiirda.v's .Schedule relief job qy;er five frameii for his Renn drilled a single through the i P“®’’®‘> .‘’“'L ®“ *'' Commissioner Geoige Monaghan makes no bones about being ready sady of Ohio Stale at left half. Baltimore at New York. 2 p.m. box and , Hohenthal scored and! JjP *'*'* ®*''*t*t* *6 "Hughes gives iia unexpected him at 36 holes,” the current New such is not the case with the All- fifth victory. Carl Er.skine ataried. of New York Stale over control of Southern, Methodist's Don Mc- Boston S t Washington. 8 p.m, Dick Hall lost. it.. after two men went out. Feshler \ "®*'' '" ’’"''t- strength in an event In which Hampshire amateur king. said. S tars. rescued Maheggia with a single! The winners spotted First Na- the aiftrt in NewYofk.wsis seen to But the way Butler played rihenny ilt the other half and Don Cleveland at Kansas City, 10 Homer Wins for Redlegs,. we didn't figure to be too strong,” to center. i tional two runi in the first frame day in the transfer of 'the Haitible- yesterday, the final 18 wa^ a mere I^mbeau and hi.s staff have been Schaefer of Notre Dame- at full. p.m. Gus Bell's 22nd home run. with, tonian St'ajtes from Goshen, N. Y. said Muir. "He's.atiP not jp to the 'I'he visitors picked up a run in I set* then opened up on the hap- world's best yet but by Novem form ality. He toojk a 6-up bulge evasive about their chances claim If Morrall can't get the offense Chicago at Detroit, 3 p.m. a man on. heal relieferTurk I»wn lo Du Quoin. III. ing the.v need more . time, more moving. Lambeau can beckon Sunda.v’s Schedule and the Cubs and gave Brooks the fifth on a walk, and back to|'®»* "'Mb one in the second ber he could be a reel threat." into the afternoon round. Kosten, back singles by Hohenthal and I "'iibout the aid of a hit and two . The rich slake for 3-year old a former Rhode Island amateur practice and a "jot of luck"'to beat Navy’s George Welsh or Iowa’s Baltim ore a t New Y'brk i2.l, 2 Lawrence his I6th vlf Jprv, in relief. in three days five Olympic rec the pro champs. ■ Jerrv Reichow who has been re- p.m, Maneggia. ‘ ■ \ j *n the third on White's circuit trotters, raced for the 31sC time ords have b i surpaa.sed and titlist; whittled that to four up by Ed Bailey hit his 19th homer in the Score slocKi a t 3-1 uni 1 {he I N ational tied the last Wedne.sday. with The Intruder winning the 30th with a par four Lambeau could be''playing pos-1 ferrwi to as a “pro-type" quarter- Boston at W ashington. 2 p.m. second and Ted Kliiszewski tied it American marks have been broken sum. He made similar remarks be- : back. Cleveland at Kanaas City, 3:30 bottom of the seventh. Rick i score in the fourth on * walk, an winning, w'aa aw arded lo Du Quoin In six of 11 events plus a world as Butler went one over. with his. 27th, with a man tin, in Gianetti singled to center and ! "nt* L ^rry M achia’s sacrifice yesterday by the directors of the fore last year’s upset. j ‘Then, too, if the All-Stjirs decide p.m. the eighth off starter Don Kaiser.' record by butterRyer Bill They halved the next three all One thing is in favor.of the All-1 to go for long pasaes. the.v have] Chicago at Detroit .1 p.m. raced all the way to third wHniby but ,P*F iced the game with Hambletonian Society afte;' they Yorzyk. holes, :both sinking birdie 3's on COME ONEHCOME Ernie Banks drove in two Cub runs Merrer booted the hall, Joe Pa- ! i"‘° cuns In the fifth, had criticized the administration of the 33rd, Stars’ and .that’s the fact that j Wisconsin's Jim-Haluska ready to; and scored the other. Hughes, one of the outstand quarterback Otto Graham will not I throw. gano fanned but Mickey Leone I - Clinch Verdict the sporj. In New York State. ing w ater polo sta rs of the 1052 Willie Mays and Bill W hite also, E. Roland Harrlman, prealdcnl of i ho.mered for the giants, who had w alked and p>romptl.v pilfeMd s e o Infield hits b.v A1 Fyler and Games and a breaststioker only would go. to Jack Nelson, North ^------— Top Daily Dotilile ond. Gianetti was trappedappcti in a Barry. Snyder and a single by the Society, said fh a statement eight extra base hits among their five months, .jfosed out Dick Carolina freshman from Ft. run down between third and home Hewitt plus an error clinched the the directors agreed the pi'oper Fadgen. najJdnal c; ampion. by Lauderdale. Fla. who finished I 11 blows off loser Saul Rogovin ' on DiMuro'a tap to the mound but verdict in the sixth inning after WTien you take a peek at an OK Used Car, Her shell Freeman in Hospital A i Rockingham and two reliefers. Rookie Joe Mar- place for the Hambletonian is one tenth of a second in 2:44.4 to second to Yoraj’k in the butter before the out was made StaJm* the winning runs wfere scored in Goshen, where it has been raced earn thtaingle ■ lace on the team fly final Wednesday n ghl. prepar^ to feast your eyes on a fine figure of an goneri won it with relief help after ford had men on second and third. I the fifth on two walks, three bat- Salem, N. H.. Aug. 10 ’JP' Stan Lopala's two-run homer in since 1930. aliTfttd to a male breaststroker. In the (nen's bickstrokc. automobile. It’s as pretty as a picture because As Reds Move into Milwaukee Fighting Andy, an 80 to 1 shot, Renn booted Yeager's- grounder' lery errors and a single by Mike But they turned down the offei I’adgen. 20, of Norto Carolina Oyakawa was cfoukei. in 1:05.2-^ the seventh. and Leone scored. / I Calahan. Vour Chevy dealer reconditions it for safety, per made po.ssihle the largest daily j Billy .Martin and Andy Carey of the seven New York trotting State had broken his own Ameri two-tenths of a secont* better than double of the 19.56 New England Big Ught Frame Tonight Nassiff Arms will meet tracks to continue the race, il can ihark of 2:44 in the after hi.; .gold medal winning time at formance and value before he warrants it in esib StKVKI Cincinnati. Aug. 'fn (,fi iHershell • back of his neck and blurred vision homered in a five-run Yankee first Next scoring outburst proved ; the Elks in an^ important league racing season $1.1T3 yesterday i to set’off a 20-hit Johnny Goshen because of "the unsatisfac noon qualU.t’ing heAl. H elsinki in 1952. Tlie tw b other Freeman, star relief pitcher for the in his right eye. barrage. to be the blow that killed. Man,-! tilt. Although ,.a fdurnaincnt writing. Remember that his volume trading means Kucks w*bn his 15th. hut needed re- tory conditions under whfch tiar- After Hughes' triumph Jthe I 'aces on' the team went to Fraink Cincinnati. Redlegs, remained in Preliminary ' observation mdi- ^ ‘”® "T Chester. Burly Andy Wasil, the i representative. Naasiffs' also vvaht liesa racing is being a^îu'Xtvred Christ Hospital laat night ■ for ob cated a, bruised neek muscle and . . . . lief help. J,' , swimming officials decided that McKinney, 17, Indianapolis, big savings and selection, too! guy who personally w r e c k e d I to win the league title, but so do in New York State-it the present the third spot open for the three- (1:05.9) and A1 Wiggins, Pitta servation as the Redlegs left for A Dr. Ballou said this was on'e'of the Three rubs in the fourth got the ' Manc'he.s,ler last Tuesday in th e ' the Elks along with M anchester four-game series with the Milwau poMibilities ‘ 3.3 start« by a nose : Red Sox ’home, with Jim Pierikirs tim e." ^ r ]‘man butterfly-breaststroke group burgh (1:06.1.) LOOK FOR THE 6 k THADEMARKI „ 1 '* over Karen \V.. a 3,5 to t shot, in first garnet With five hits, .plus aiTrust'and A * I, with, the latter kee Braves. ' Earlier. (,eiie Baker, Chicago He paid $162.60, I single driving in two. Ted Williams t\v;o-hit, fttching: performanee, three ‘‘ ail...... tied... for second place ‘ one- ______Dr, George Ballou, team phy Cuba second baseman, was^ le- -- ' got one of hi.s two singles in the started the Stamford ' eighth half game behind Naasiffs. Game StM Miy hy i i Authorized Chevrolet letter sician, said Freeman "May get. .$85.80 and $.15.60. ; frame. Frank SiiMivaa won his leased from the same hospital In. the firsi race. Cable l.,ead. .at stanza which saw 12 men bat. time la 6 o'clock.' out'tomorrow or it rosy be several where he liad been treated for con- , lOth, on his fourth try, as Boston Wasil walked as did Robolti. PoDcr a Klre (1) ' 1 days.” ' rti.ssion and cuts received in Wed 5 to 1. defeated Mr. Strawben-y by ' made il eight out of nine a h r )i pit a r rbl almost two lengths to return Chico Roges burtt'ed down the Siiydei, 3b ...... *3121 10 'Tile physician said he could not nesday night's Redlegs-tYibs game. Six niris in the seventh knocked third base line a^d all hands Were ((•'Wilt |i ...... 4 . 1 I n 2 0 0 make any definite statement about $10.80 to win. ; o.ff the Indians and fcarly W’yrtn. Bake'rVwho was hit in the head Fdrty person.s held winning tick 'safe when John.son fell trying to WhIlP. r ...... 2 2 2 * 2 0 2 the injury Freeman suffered in the field the ball. Gianejti . skied to Mctirhan. m ...... 2 I 0 1' I 0 O CARTER CHEVROLET.Ô:, Inc. eighth lifting of yesterday's game Minor, lb ...... 3 0 J) 4'0 0 0 14^ center and after the catch, tV'asil C.'ilalian. rf ...... 3 rt' I t 0 0 1 with the Chicago Cubs', '"rh eie are scored. MrAulfv. 2b ...... <0 1 1 0 0 0 311 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER several possibillilies." he said.. K vI-r. If ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 ,t Plnch'-hitler • ^b by Ferrara de McCWlffrrv if ...... OtO 0 0 O O 0 He, sniipp^ hiA neck Pyetty when he can get back ifrto plav, 1 ... . !season, tying an AL club mark set livered a two-nin 'single and this Barlow, r f ...... 1 .0 0 1 0 0 0 Summer Tire Sale good' said D i. Ballou,- Adding' , ' ■ !• .XTHER’S f l,E .\T .M.XRKS • hy W ashington in 1921. .Minnie put Stamford into a 5-3 lead.. John- that X-rayi pros ed ' essentially . ' i ' . Hanover, N.- H. (.P> - Doug Fii-. has been lagged 18 times. Art TolAl»>'' ..;i...... 2* 7 * 21 4 1 4 soiv waa replaced by Russ Cowles. Fir.t Xatiorial Baak <*> negative. - , Horace Gillom is the oldest ^ a r I pi o ii t h quarterback , Hbiittr’an did-it this time. ‘ Ifte latter hit three men before PreV ojl. 3b i. 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QPPOSITC BURSACK’S MARKCT CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc., USED CAR LOT ■Jmi.' T $l.(y« TO WINNER! > 873 Main SI., '.Manchealer TEL. M lf-B 2 4 8 Ml 9-4545 a Open Eves. 1229 Main Street o Phone M! 3-1200 8-IUee(program; Don't Miaa H! No Advance In Priroa; Ronte 85 T ’■/ s i p I# I j.' '■ I ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, 1956 PAGE THOmiN XIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1956 PAGE TWELVE Dots— Blrdo— Peta 41 Household Goods 51 Sommer Bomca For |tmt €7 Honseo For Salo 72 Honses For Sal* 72 HonsM Fi>r Salt 71 Sabarbfui For 8 tl« 75 Saburtaa For Sol* H THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted— Femals S5 Help Wanted— PORTERFISUI’B PB7T SUPPLY, NEW ROPER combination gas OU> ORCHARD Beach, Maine, MANCHESTER « $7,900 VERNON — Two bedroom MANCHESTER, Near Bowers TOLLAND—Near Parkwsy, large AUTHENTIC cokmial, drcA 1789. Automobiles for Salt 4 Help Wunted-<^Malf '^6 now located at Routa 6 and C3iap«L Tan rooms, two baths, hot water Male or Female 37 cooking and heating range with South Shore—Few vacancies in Six room rahch, full cellar, base ranch, new G.E. heating aystem, School and new High School. Six- nearly nsw 6-room custom buUt 1951 FOUR cylinder Henry J, 3S.- MACHINISTS Rd., South mndaor, next to Eeet thermbatet control, Scrvel refrig each of two S.i^room cottages. All ment garage, domestic hot water aluminum' storms, cellar, 2% room single coibnial. Three bed.- home, 24’ living room, 18’ kltch- (oil), Dutch oven flreplaca, ax> Classified 000 actual mileage. First 1160 WOMAN TO live in or out to care COPY ARTISTS. Formal training Hartford Drive-In TTieeter.’-Oi>en erator, metal floor cabinet, atudlo conveniences, well eqpipped kitch heat, Anpiace, knotty pint kitch acres. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. rooms, heated garage, amesite. an. Baseboard lieat.l Aluminum qulaite original wood paneling. IS daUv 9-3, Tuemley. Thurtdey'and couch, daybed, bethinette, best- ens, heater and hot water. Tel. 9-5132, 9-4694. driveway. Henry St. area. Fire acres, frontage on 2 roods. B om ,' takes It way. 269 Parker St. HoWCUMilT? Tkt MtMFOLk ffAM COOk UP UT Tl« WOMEN,' AT LEAST TWO MONTlIS IN for Children. PI. 2-7553. Plan now for the future. Join not necessar.v to team interesting en, plastered walli, basement laun storms. I ’A aerta. ^ l y >18,100. B Friday nlghta 7 . 9 p.m. Man- net, new atroller, miacelleneoue collect. Windsor Locks. NA; S-M29. dry. F.H.A. mortgage available. place, first floor lavatory, UU other outbuildings. Short drlvo to AM APTOlNTMSNT C5M A MO.MENTfe IWTICE ? a rapidly exfianding concern. work in photo engraving. Excel EIGHT-R(X}M Duplex. 4-4.' G.E. Caritoa W. Hutchins, Xu 9-5132, Advertisement 1950 PONTIAC .coiivertible. New ADVANCE FOR ANV NiND OF CET-TOGETHER; SOMEONE to help with office and lent working conditions with bene cheater cuetomera can call JA. Iteftia, Owner leaving atete. In $15,500. bath. Dishwasher, Urge attic, full UConn, appraxliruttely 10' inllos housework. Two days a week. PI. 50 hour.minimum week. Top 8-3391 and we w iir bring order COTTAGE—Seundera Point, Nlan- oil burner. New 82-gallon hot 9-4«94. CLASSIFIED ADVT. top. new brakes. e.Ycellent condi fits and progressive increases. Ap quire’ 18 Vine St. or phone MI, cellar. Triple storm windows and from MancMstsrl >11,000. Woltoa tion. Call MI. 9-2466 alter 6 p.m.. [COLVIOkAV A CAME OF BRIOOE f VE«, f P HOfwEVECOT 2-718L ' rate^.'^y. All fringe benefits. home with UF’ at 5 p.m. to. 61 9-6527. tig for small family. Furnished. PLYMOUTH LANE water heater and electric stove. screens. Air conditioned, oil. Built ANDOVER, BOLTON, COVENTRY W. Grant, Realtor. XO. S -U ». LOVE (TfBUT THIS WCEN WEOOIMG AND ply at ABC Photo Engraving Quiet, cool. Beach privilegct. *55 Refrigerator. Income. XU 9-35$2. DEPT. HOURS LBV ME.'MOW** ‘A Ck)., Elm St.,. Manchester. Spruce St. Six room colonial, breeseway in 1961. Large lot. Occupancy Au GOOD BUTS [TOMORROW? WE\E GOT THEATRE TlCWETS ArTER.1«AT IS GIRL FOR fountain and kitchen ' CHAMBERS per week. Call PI 2-6019. gust 15th. Price $17,900. George U 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 1947 CHEVROLET, black two-door. AND HEifT WEEN IS GERTIE'S work. Apply Vic's Soda Shop, 153 DELTA COR P. ' MAN(mESTER f ET Center tor ell and garage on beautifully land XCANOUESTEIR —Custom ranch. Good five room house, garage, OURMONTHlV BOYS AND GIRLS, age 14 and up >. scaped deep lot. Ameaiu -drive. H i Graaiadio, Realtor. Tel. Manches $6,800. . t Wanted—Rcol Batata 77 .Price 1100. Call BU. 9-3661. EHGAGEMENT.' HOW ABOUT sewing circle West Middle Tpke. ^ your peU and pet auppliee. 8. A PTJRNITURE SALES Large rooms, fireplace, cellar, ter xn. 9-5878. (or tobacco work. Bring birth cer? C8 baths, two fireplaces built in dish hot water heat. Ix>t 150 x hi|^ Four room expandable to six. THIS AGENCY needs Cap# CM. COPY CLOSING TIME THE WEEN AFTER THAT? 1249 Main St. tificate or proof of birth. Apply . H. Green Stampe. Open 9 to 6 603 East Middle Turnpike IVaiited To Rent WOMAN TO help, mother of two . Monday through Saturday. Tbure- washer and mspoaal in kitchen. elevaUon, view. Only $14,900. Carl- Good location. Artesian well, 4-5-6 and 7 room singloa and a- Conn. State Employment Service; Very neat home in AA sone, MODERN 6-Room Colonial. I''ira- FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1952 OLDSMOBILE, Super 88. F'ully with light housework, laiundry and Hartford ' day night tUl 9. Free parking. Ml. AT THE GREEN . FAMILY OF four urgently need a ton W. Hutchins, Realtor. XO. >lace, tile bath, -excellent contU- $8,500. family bouses. Buyars waiting. equipped. Call Ml, 3-6670. baby sitting two*'or three days 806 Main St., Mancheater. or Elka 9-4273. We repair aquariuma, 4 or 5 room apartment. .Cali MI. $28,800. 9-5132, 9-4694. Excellent seven room Cape Cod. Howard R. Hastinis, Rosltor. MON. THRU FRI. Club Carriage House, Rockrille, Savings on brand name refrigera ?Ion. Garage. 110’ frontage, large weekly. References requested! ATTENDANT—New Esso Service heetera, pumpa end reflectora. 998 9-7905. trees, Bqwers School; Only Four bedrooms. Large lot. Nicely Can xa. 9-1107 any Ume. 10:30 A. M. 1949 CHEVROLETT four door sedan. Write Box P. Herald.' . ' ' Center. Honest, reliable. Some ex. on Wednesday. tors, ranges, parlor sets, bedroom MANCHESTER BEAUTIFUL Duplex House, 2>^ landscaped. Fine location. R^dio. heater. Good condition. Mdin si. COUPLE—College Yradugtes de- $18,200. Carlton W. Hutchins, peiience prefeired. Good pay plus auUes, baby furniture. By appointment only. Six room years old. Aluminum storm win Realtor, XCl 9-5132, 9-4694. Four room Cape, expandable to LISTINGS WANTED-aÊdO. twe> SATURDAY 9 A. M. Mav be seen at 226 Spruce St. MI. YOUNG LADY - Good at fib res commiksion. Manchester Service MEAT CUTTERS FIVE MONTH old, .unspayed, fe aire three room furnished apert- colonial with enclosed breeseway dows and doors. Duplex 8-5. Cen six. Well located. Six acres. Sacri family, thrat-fomlly, buslnsss 3-5196 or 3-6367. and with some typing experience Center, Windsor St. at Parkway. male mixed terrier. Housebroken. Breakfast Seta as low as $59.50. ment In Manchester. MI. 9-0578 and garage. 1% baths, large dress- trally located near schools, bus MANCHESTER— S3 Turnbull Rd. fice sale. property. Hav# many cash buyars. rOUK CXX>PERATIO.N WILL for billing' clerk. Five-day week. PRODUCE MEN after 8:30. and qhurches. J. D. Realty Co., MI. 9-8307. Ideal pet, Call MI. 9-8365. Markdown on Summer Furni m attached to master bed- Excellent' six room, two bath Bight room home. Chicken coops. Mortgages arranged. Please ehU BE appreciated PRIVATELY owned 1949 Chevrolet Pleasant surroundings. Apply S. MI 3-8262. xn 9-8640. George L. Graziadio'. Realtor. MX. ture, aluminum or wood folding MIDDLE-AOE couple would like den Just off living room, home. Drive by. Many features in Aersage. Fine location. Also new convertible. Fully equipped, four Vogel Sons, 191 Park Ave. (rear), GROCERY MEN ENGUSH s e t t e r s . Just three and original colonials, ranches. 9-687S, 109 Henry St. new tires. MI. 9-7057 after 6 p.m. TOOL MAKERS chairs, from $2.50 up. to have 1-4 room unfurniihed wall 'ip Wall carpets and carpeted GARRISON Colonial—49 Academy clude brick .'front. lifeUme alum East Hartford. v^left. Orange belding, sired by etairs\walk in cellar. Front is inum siding, fireplace,'two-car ga Cape Cods, Dairy farms, shorefront apartment. Ml. 9-:8761, Street. Six years old. Oil steam ARE YOU OONSIDERINO Dial M l 3-5121 Plan now for the future. Join DELICATESSEN MEN ' C2iampion Mike of Neadboro. Pup Open Daily: 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. brick vraeered, and white ehingles. rage. 75x150 lot with beautiful and lake cottages. Reasonably 1955 PLYMOUTH MARRIED WOMAN to answer pies ten weeks old and ABC regis heat. Aluminum combination priced. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Club Coupe , V-8. Powerflite telephone a'nd do limited clerical a rapidly expanding concern. 7:30 P. M- - »'P- M. A YOUNG couple being married in Home IsNequlppad With Anderson windows and doors. Lot 50x140. trees. Price 118,500. Shown by ap CASHIERS— tered. Harrison, 25 Vernon Center Pressure 'Sealed windows snd pointment. MI. 3-6273. Brat-Bum We will appraise your proparty transmission. Radio, . heater. work. Some typing. Previous tele 50 hour minimum week. Top Sept, dcaira a three or four room Convenient to bus and schools. JOHN BISSELL, Realtor free and without any oMlgattaii. Heights. TR. 6-9849. NO MONEY DOWN ! !! unfurnished rent. Reasonable. Call Hunter coniMnation storms and Realty, Croaa St. Coventry Very clean. . •.« phone experiejzce helpful though rates pay. All fringe benefits. MEAT WRAPPERS SlS.Spo. A. R. Wilkie A Co -XO Wo also buy property for cash. ^ Lost'and Pound 1 Start Your xn. 9-5736. screens. A bl^ at $25,500. 9-4S89. Phone PI. 2-6828 Down $399. not essential. Write stating your BOARD YOUR DOG In our brand Monthly Payment! MANCHESTER Selling or buying contact qualifications to Box Q, Herald. Experienced - Full Time . new boarding kennel while you STANLEY BRAY, Realtor FOUND—A sum ot money. Owner 1955 CHEVROLET DELTA CORP. In September ADULT BUSINESS couple with no 71 SOUTH AIN STREET MANCHESTER—Seven-room Co Beautiful 5 room single with en Bo l t o n —For the diacriminatlng may have by proving property and are vacationing. Tel. Rockville, children desire three or four room BRAE-BURN r Ba LTY 4-Door V-8. Powerglide. Radio, w a n t e d -r- Housekeeper. Ample GROW WITH GRAND 8 ROOMS FURNITURE . Seven room lal. One-car ga- lonial. Three bedrooms, large aun- closed breezeway and garage. A-1 buyer, exqulzite year old ranch paying for this ad. write Box T, TR 8-7894. unfurnished apartment. Very re- 179 double lot, xa. 3-6273T heater, seat covers. A clean time off. Good salary. References 1249 Main St. UNIONl $9.36 MONTHLY rage on large porch, double length garage, condition throughout. EUpandable in a neighborhood of fine homea. 6-lO-ROOM HOUSE With boso- Herald. - buy. Bank rates. /'liable. Kindly call 9CI. 9-4656 any with walled in atnam. Outdoor 2nd floor. Excellent groundc, with 77iatM .72r required. To live in. Call for ap Brand New ' >, basement playroom, fireplace, oil Three bedroohia, plaster walls, ment. Call x a 9-9561 aftar S p.m. Down $399. pointment after 6, MI. 3-7018. Hartford ^ "America's Fastest Growing time after 5 p.m. fireplace, fruit trees'^xnd garden. steam heat. Off Porter St. Con- shade trees. This is a custom built full cellar, hot water heat, garage, FOUND—One brown male dog. MAA'y peron£, LivestocR— Vehicles 42 Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, Three bedroomi and bkth up. Very house, first time on market. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Warden. 1953 FORD Food Chain" BRANCH MANAGER with national .lact Owner, XU. 9-4620. 300 ft. heavily wooded lot >15,900. GREEN XIANOR HOXIE—BlMddsy M su M M et*r WANTED - Fun time school cus AUTOMQBIUBiêchanic wanted Rugs, lAmps, Tables handy to storea, churches, and bui. '• Shown by appointment only., Maddock A deVos, Realtors. JA. MI. 3-4540. 4-Door Customline. V-8. Radio, /vat/c k , h ass.~ WE BUY COWS, calves ahd'lteef concern, desires house with '3 School District for Octobsr or ear> todian. Personal interview re in G.M. progressive dealership. GOOD PCJSITIONS OPEN FOR EVERYTHING. $288 $16,000. MANCHESTER— Finished 6 room Price $16,200 3-0265. Evenings x a . 9-8954, XO. Her occupancy. Box Z. Haratd. heater, seat covers. Original ■ ■ ~ rattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. I ROOMS FURNITURE bedrooms. Up to $125 per month. LOST—MAN'S white gold wrist 36,000 miles quired. Apply to Worcester War Vacation with pay. Insurance and QUAUFIED. EXPERIENCED Two new five room ranches just cape, JVaddell school, excellent 9-0649. ren. Coventry Superintendent of other benefits. Apply in person to SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET Tel. ML 8-7405. $10.16 MOISTHLY Write Box G, Herald. condition. Must sell at once. Sacri Phonj MI. 8-6278 watch. W.R.H. Vicinity of Rose- Down $225. off Main St. All city facHities, Near dale Section, Vernon or Tolland Schools. PI. 2-7665. Service Manager, McClure Ponli ; "EOPLE. Brand New church, bus and stores. F sonable. Must sell. Tel. TR. 5-7449. OPEN UP WITH G R A“S D Hartford CH. 7-0358 300 'Foot Frontage ON CAMPBELL AVE. Cute four r choice of a 6-rodm ranch 9-2240. seat covers. Green finish. FLAT FINISH Holland window interest. Hartford CH. 6-8897. Superintendant George Graff. 12 ROYAL- AND Smith-Corona port After 7 P.M.—CH. 8-4690 Excellent Location on room Cape, full basement with CHARLES LATHROP Leok Slim In A Jumper shades, made to measure. All Professional Building. Rockville, UNION'S GROWTH IN CONN. AA ZONE — Seven-room custom xa. 9-0S84 br 617,850 or 6 -r o ^ Cape Cod Down $150. Frank Burke. Connecticut Mort able and atandard typewritera. If you have no means of transpor Main Hi|:hway (near Rockville) separate room for furnace and for 616,800. Brondêw. Lots 75x metal Venetian’ blinds at a new gage Exchange, Lewis corner stating age, training and exper WANTED — BrickU—ra ana hod built Colonial, encldicd breezeway EARL ROHAN Automobiles for Sale 4 1952 DODGE FOR APPLICATION COME TO: All makes of adding machines tation, I'll send my auto for you. work bench, combination aluminum 150. Short w a lk ed stores, schools, Wknted Autos— low price. Keys mdde while you Gold. ience. carriers. Apply Superintendent, No obligation WATSON REALTY CO. and garage. Large zooms, many xa. 8-7493 '4-Door. Fluid Drive. In excel sold or rented. Repairs on all atorms and screens, new heating fine features. H l^ elevation, etc. Motorcycles 12 wait. Marlow's. Jarvis New Garage, Buckiand THE GRAND UlflON MARKET makea. Marlow's. unit, and hot water heater. Priced WANT TO BUY \ CAR and had lent condition, Rd,. Mancheater. Thrall Rd., Vernon view. Carlton W. Hutchins, XU BEAUTIFULLY.aidjiated lot. About y#ur credit turned down? Don't FORMICA counters, ceramic wail Help 17 anted— Male 36 MIDDLE TURNPIKE A— I ^ B — F.— R— T— 'S TR. 8-7610 to sell-at $11,000. Invesiment Properties Down $150. USED CARS WANTED- We are Help Wanted— Female 3-'i REX., GAS water heater. Almost 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD 9-5132. 9-4694. 1 -acre, 'Mountain, Vernon, give up, see "Honest" Douglas, and floor tile. Let us modernize CARPENTERS wanted, 50 hour MANCHESTER, CONN. MI. 9-7885 near LskTSt. 82,780. Xa. 3-5556 or 2 -f^ lly house producing good 333 Main. Not a finance company 1951 DODGE always interested In buyii» clean new galvanized water tank. Also HEBRON cars for top cash prices, 'fry our your bathroom and kitchen. For WOMAN for night-work >n bakery. week. Apply between 7 ;30 and 55 gallon oil drum with faucet and WEST SIDE—Older home., eight incomes. Not available for occu- Pl»n, ■ 2-lon ti"uck;,2 speed rear end. free estimates call Ml. 9-2855, The Swiss Pastry Shop, THE GRAND UNION CO. NEW SIX ROOM CAPES, four rooms, four bedrooms, a'ttached cy. Leased for investment only. ______. Will- take a .14 fool body. Heat famous cash five minute buying 183 North 8:00 a.m., ready for work. James intake. Large preeaiire cooker. Tile Shop, Buckiand, Main St. A. McCarthy, 66 Vernon St., Man "AMERICA'.S FASTEST Farms and Land For Sale 71 finished, room for two up, full garage, oil. steam heat. >33,500. er. service. Open 9-9 daily. BaVlow GROWING CHAIN ” Reasonable. 146 High St. DE CORMIER MOTOR Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester. chester. cellar, basement garage, domestic 200, $14,900. Quick occi LOTS FOR SALE Inquire 434 OA- Special at $495. FURNITURE repairing and relin- BARGAINS GALORE - FARM FOR sale:—44 acres, clsar George L. Graziadio, F tor. XU land St. or call Xa. 3-6168. X ' Live On the Level $29,800 SALES, SAYS, lyiRERS AND ELECTRONIC land. Eight room house- in good hot.water heat, fireplace, ceramic SOLIMENE. INC. ishing; antiques restored. Furni EXPER 1 E N C E D ateamfitter’s tile bath, Youngstown kitchen, H 9-5878, Set amid trees on Lincoln Drive Situations Wanted— LOAM *299.95 Hotpoint Automatic 'condition. Pasture with ' running "These Fine Car Valufcs Dodge and Plymouth Dealer ture Repair Service, Talcottville. SOLDERERS TECHNICIANS helper. Permanent work. Excel acre lots. EMA financing available. in,the Neipslc Woods area. Larson Business Services Offered 13 Ml. 3-7449. lent conditions. Only experienced Female 38 washer...... (199.95 brook. Near residential section. 834 Center Street DARK RICH . PI. 2-63^ or 2-6197. $13,000. Rcaort Property for Sale 74 built ranch house featuring, living' Will Please Fussy You, Bank MI. 3-5101 Experienced in wiring and solder Experienced men required men appiv'in person Bantly Oil ICHESTER dining room, large kitchen, 8-bed- GONDEIR'S T.V. Service, available MIDDLE-AGED widow would like *279.95 Hotpoint range ___ *189.95 EAST STREEn*. Five room Rates of Course.^ Open Evenings Till 9:00 ing of resistors, condensors and to assemble wire and test Co.. 331 Main St. Reduced price* for Augiirt only. LAKEFRONT cottage at Covantry roome, family room, 3 hatha, 3 any time. Antenna conversions. Building— Contracting 14 work ss housekeeper-companion TWO FARMS. Two and three miles ranch, 12 arces of land, 800 ft. SIX ROOM CAPE Lake. Fully furnished five roqpia. Cl(Med Saturdays At 5:00 components, similar to radio electronic devices. Will con Pile must go. Cali now for' prompt from Wilbur Cross Highway, near frontage, garage and miac. iteI!JS^' fireplaces, 2-car garage. Philco factory auperviaed service. EXPERIENCED parts man to take, with woman alone or elderly cou- delivery. PI. 2-6277. *329.95 Hotpoint dishwasher *219.96 Running water. Lot 65’ frontage, 1954 Nash Rambler^ 2-Dr. Tel. Ml. 9-1486. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. chassia aasemblies. Excellent work sider recently discharged charge of parts department in ' pie. Call MI, 9-2519. Tolland. One of 79 acres <85 acres |12,000. Two unfinished. Breezeway and REPOSSESSED 1949 Chevrolet con^ Alterations, additions, garages. j.*279.95 Automatic washer ..*149.95 255' deep. xn. 9/9713. Convenience Is the Keynote Sedan yeriible, in process of dechrom- ing conditions. ' veterans experienced in General Motors dealership. Our clear) Six room house (exceUent ijtR C E 146 acre faentT eight Sarage. Fireplace in living room. ASHES AND rubbish removed. Re-siding specialists. Easy budg TWO WATER HEATERS, one 30 Insulated. Nestled among Urge for $22,500 ' One owner — 18,000 original ing. Looks like devil. Yours cheap. e 1 e c t r onic background. employes know of' this sd. Write I Portable Sewing machine ...*50.00 rondition), gas heat, l^ g c barn | room house, in ganSS condition, Lawn mowing, light trucking, et terms.' MI 9-6495 or TR To: Box J, Herald, stating your Situations Wanted—■ gal. oil heater and 20 gal. glass and new 2-car garage. One of 10 fwo-car garai 'amall barn and beautiful trees. Split rail fense. Parii-llke setting, 5 large roMna miles. Radio, heater, defroat- Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Must be familiar with nec Suburban For Sale 76 er. Four brand new Goodyear trees cut, ceUars cleaned, pri>ers 5-9109. GRAY RESEARCH AND qualifications. Male 39 lined gas heater. Also a complete Many small items, percolators, acres (clear, land), with brook. silo, dry land eight miles Full cellar with recreation room on one floor. Attached garage, and BEFORE YOU BUY a used car and rags taken away free. MI. essary electronic test set of lifting weights. Make an of 1000' frontage, 8 room house, 4 from...JfCncheater. $26,000. partially finished. Handy to bus BOLTON—An executive’s home on screened porch, 90 day occupancy. w. w. tires too. Economy plus 9-0142. Call evenings. I irons, pressure cookers, mixers, In Uils little doll. see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck DEVELOPMENT COMPANY equipment. YOUNG MAN for light factory GENTLEMAN would like pbsiiinn fer.. Phone BU. 9-3184. year old chicken coop (4,'ood ave several farms in the Bol- and schools. In nice neighterhood. South Road.. Gorgeous atona house Aluminum Windows work. Apply Ksklar Toy Co., 60 I clocks, rotisserie, ironing boards. chicks), garage and abed. Bp()» Priced for quick sale ’$13,900. The Most For the Money Sales and Service, 285 Main COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart chauffeuring. grmmda keOpihg:, lon-Hebron area for sale. If you 'With attached two-'car garage, Only $395 Down Street. Ml. 9-4571. Open evenings. and Doors 14-A m ullA R D ST., MANCHESTER Hilliard St. etc. Good character referencea. All-to be sold St cost or below. have excellent land for farnjiiijfor R. Wolcott on wringer and. auto- are interested in good investments, Call cinder block bam, four acres, $20,500 Box L, Herald. 84 GALLON electric water heater. I building. Shown by .appointment contaot me at any time and I will etc., etc., etc.'Impossible to de 1952 Nash Rambler 2-Dr. Sta mapc washing machines, electric GUAkANTEED against all haz- •’A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" • MECHANICAL ' MAN TO repair electrical appli $55. MI. 9-744(). j only. Call Watson Realty. TR. Located on V U iêy Road, brand rangOs, vacuum cleaners, motors, ABC APPLIANCE CO; be glad to diacui^ them with you. J. D. REALTY ecribe with words. The aakiiig new, 9-room Coloniu. 1% baths, tion Wagon 1949 FORD CONVERTIBLE. Radio ards. Aluminum screens and ASSEMBLER ances with opportunity to own the S-7630, xn. 9-7885. price is 142,500. Replacement cost and heater. Call MI. 9-1816. small appUapces, welding. 174 atorm windows as 'well as com STENOGRAPHER, typist desired business. Good income for right NEW 14 FT. I.«onard double door xn . 3-5262 or XU. 9-9738 attached garage, hi acre lot, trees, Radio, heater, defroster. A in pleasant downtown Hartford 21 MAPLE ST. MI. 9-1578 BOLTON is in excess of >65,000. Open at bordering brook. Main Street. iXl. 9-5678. bination screen and storm doors. Young men experienced in man. ABC Appli|nre. 21 Maple-St. •refrigerator. New upright freezer. clean handy HtUe car. Four office. E-xcellent opportunity for Sacrifice. No down payment. Five NEW SIX ROOM Cape Cods, four your convenience. T. J. Crockett, 1941 MERCURY sedan. Good me Call Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. FOR SALE -10 aerse of land. 179 FOR SALE—Four family house at brand new Goodyear w. w. chanical condition Price $50. MI. POWER AND hand mowera sharp the'right girt. 5-day week, hospi assembly of smalt mechan TRUCK DRIVER, dump truck, age y*«r guarantee. Ml. 9-0980. Oakland at. finished rooms down, room for two Realtor, xa, 8-5416 or res. , XO. Ready To Move In $25,500 tires too; Economy plus a little ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. tal and sickness benefits. Call JA. ical components and gears. 25-35. Experienced only. *1.75 up. full cellar, basement garage, the Center. On Ford St. . Five 9-7761. . Designed by Norris P. Prentice 9-4732, I Coming rooms each and ■ attic. Price work horse. Pick up and delivery. All work « Roofing— Siding 16 2-6256 for interview. Will find these positions in houriy. Apply at Thomas Colla HOT MIX ame'site, crushed stone, ceramic tile bath, fireplace, do- Colonial ranch house. > bedrooms. guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. stabilized stone, wsshed sand, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, stiver, 616,000. Jamea J. Rohan and TEN XOLES from Manchester, Only $245 Down 1947 PONTIAC' Sedanette. 1946 (Jo., 251 Broad St. Houaes For Sale 72 tnestic hot water heat. Buy now near Route 95, neat four-room Enclosed porch, laige living-dining 278 Adanu. Phone Ml. 9-3120, RAY'B r o o f in g g o ., shingle and WAITRESS WANTED. Evenings, teresting and diversified. gcavel, loam delivered. Nussdorf. glass, china, and used furniture Sons, Realtors. Cali XU. 3-7433. Dodge sedan J946 Ford tudor. and have your choica of paper, home (24-30), .^11 cellar, alum! room, kitchen, full attic, full cel-, Low. low prices. No down psy- 3-8979. built up rootf^ gutter and con good pay. 8 day week. Tel. MI. Ideal working conditions. WANTED One ^>ix)adleaf hanger Soon MI. 9-7408. I bought and told. FVmiturc Repair $12,600 paint, cabinet’^ and flie colors. lar, baseboard hot water heat de-’^ 1952 Willys 2-Dr. Aero Sedan ductor work, root, chimney re 9-8061. and one spear^. Must be exper : Service. XO. 3-<449. 610,500—3-Bedroom rambling Cape num storma an'd acreens, oil heat. ment, 12 wfeekly. Cole Motors. MI. Convenient location.' ' $18,000. Cod. Tile bath, aluminum storms. Venetian blinds. Two-sto^ 18x80 lightfully located on RuSaet Road Radio, heater, defroater. over 9-0980. 1 REFRIGERATION sales amBserv- pairs. Ray HagehoW, ML 9-2214.- ienced. Apply 441 Hill St., East USED FRIGIDAIRES, Just right Immaculate six room Cape. Two in Apple Hill. In this same area drive. An excellent second car, ice. Commercial, household, air Ray Jackson, bU. 3-8325. ' DENTAL ASSISTANT, experience Hartford: for cottage use, all sizes. Also BENDDC AUTOMATIC washer. Excellent condition. K Lcre, bam, bam, 12x12 brooder - house, {)oul preferred, but not essential. Five , needs little repair. Call 9-7872 uq/inished up. Cabinet . kitchen. BOLTON LAKE chicken coop. Suburban. Carl try equipment. Lot 100 x JOO, consider a large Cape Cod now roomy and economical. 1951 NASH RAMBLER convertible. ronditionera, freezers. A. and W. several good used waaherr. Oak floors. Storm sash. Amesite under construction mr ths New Lon Radio, heater, newly, refinished. Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9-1237, BU. FOR THE BEST in Bonded built day week. Write Bo.x X, Herald. RIVETER5 . Kemp's, Inc. Ml. 3-5680. I after 6 p.m. SIX ROOM CAPE on the water ton W. Hutchins, xa 9-5132, 9-4694. $10,800. Walton W„ Grant I ^ Only $165 Down t A NEW drive. Attractively landscaped front, full cellar, domestic hot tor. xa 3-1153. don Turnpike. Priced when com Douglas Motors, 333 Main. 9-3196, MI. 9-0053. up roots, shingle roofs, gutters, CARPENTERS WANTED. Call MI. yard. Immediate oc<;upancy. pleted—$3S,8(X). If you're suffering conductors and roof repairs call CLERK TYTIST To set up and operate a 3-4836 after 6 p.m. APOLLO CONDOR English steri water heat. Urge stone fireplace. 56 BE3ert Fotirnier. r e a l t o r tile bath, oil steam heat with Tim.- . hot water heat. Lot 90x300. Resi struction in this area priced to An immaculate car. radio, Must'be wUling to assist in Help Wanted— GULBRANSEIN. direct blow ma and garage, lakefront privileges. A ken burner. Front and rear dential aecUon. Gastdn Realty, seU when . complete — >33,500. No. 8412 with poU-o-roma In — '-heatV'f; Powerglide; Chevrolet’! dence MI. 3-6960. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A High School graduate under 30 pre 37 hogany aplpet piano, $495. MI. 3-1108 year 'round home with stone flre- ferred. Opportunity for advance assembly operations. Will Male or Female STOCK ÊDUC'TION's ALE porches, 2-csr garage, Ameaite 165 School St. MI 9-5731; eve AVOID A LOT OF DlSAPPOINT- cluded is in aises 9, 11, 12. 13. 14, best model and it’s sHarp. ■ Kempv, Inc. Ml. 9-5680. PI. 2-7169 pUce. A buy at $11,500. IS, 18. Site 11. Jumper. 4 3-8 yards 1952 STUDEBAKER '4-ton pickup DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, ROOFING — Specializing ui repair ment. Five day week. Excellent consider a trainee for this IN THE BEAI TIFi:ie driveway. House is insulated end nings. xn 9-7466. MEIfT-LOOK TODAY. ’The eccond Only $295 Down truck. MI. 9-6746. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, ing roofs of all kinds. Also new benefits. Pleasant working condi Prices slashed on entire stork. ON ROUTE 85 in Bolton, a beau 'in excellent condition. -Imniediate section of Apple Hill will be open in o t 35-inch; blouse, short slosvss, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 'roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys tions. position. Savings up to 60%. Come in. OVERSIZED CAPE-6>i rooms. tiful custom built four room ranch . occupancy. Charles W. Lathrop, BOLTON — Attractive three bed SO days. Pick your location now. 1% yards. 1950 Oldsmobile 2-Dr. Sedfin 1956 PLYMOUTH Plaza four door, knives, mowers, etc., put into con cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex ,HilN A GROWING M A N C H E StE R Browse*around. Bargains galore. Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Attached two-rar garage. AA resi with attached gargge, natural stone Realtor. XO. 9-0384. room ranch with breezeway and Plots hi. acre to 5 acres. Price For this pattern, send 35c In •‘88” model. Very clean and vn' cream and blue, radio, heater, de. dition for coming needs. Bralth- perience. Free estimates. Call dential section. Also two older ftreâce In living room, aluminum garage. Full basement. Large Uv- range 32,700 to >5,000 Can be fi coins, your name, address, sisa INVESTIGATE THESE . C o m p a n y tine order throughout. Radio, froster. fh’e tubeless tires. Sell or waite. 52 Pearl Street. Howley. Manchester bll. 8-5361. Call MRS. COOK SHOPPING CENTER BUDGET CENTER TWELVE MISSES' dresses, size homes with six. large rooms each, cornbination storm doors and win XCANOTESTER — Distinctive six ing room, family size kitchen. Lot nanced if desired, DirecUons — desired, and the pattern number to heater, hydramatic. trade. CaU MI. 3-5298. , OPPORTUNITIES 91 Center St. 16. All originals. Ten pairs shoes, renter of town.' one with garage. dows. amesite drive, hot air heat, room colonial in an executives' I50x300.^rice 614.250. Madeline Route 2, New London Turnpike, SUE BURNETT. MANCHESTER ACE DOALL SERVICE. Will do MI. 3-1161 In the - growing 'caj bide cutting . size 6. Two winter coats, size II. Priced right. Many other listinga. automatic hot wat6r, large 200x200 neighborhood, complete m every SmiUi, R ^ o r . XO. 9-1642. tool industry we need eiêrienced MI. 3-4164 2hi miles from Glastonbury, "Atop EVENING HERALD. 116> AVE. Only $145 Down any general cleanup . and handy Heating— Plumbing 17 All in good condition and reason Gaston Realty, 165 School St. MI. lot fully landscaped. Including out modem detail. Occupancy possible the HilI.’’We will build to order to. AXnCRICAS. NEW YORK S8.N.Y. Auto Accessories— Tires 6 work.. Rubbish removal, cellar TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! The House GRAY RESEARCH AND machine operators and oUVer types I ably priced. MI. 9-3637) 9-5731, eveningr MI. 9-7466. side fireplace. Must be seen to be before school starts. For appoint BOLTON LAKE—Excellent new all 1950 Ford Club Coupe- of industrial personnel. Mal>-and' Now Takins year ranch home. 38x36. 6 roomi, suit your taste and pocketbook. Send an extra 25 cents now for cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Very of Plastic, Inc., Avon; - Omnecti- WOODWORKING machinerv. PI. appreciated. $17,500. ment to inspect call Clifford Han Don't hesitate, make a date, we'll yoiir copy of the Fall A Winter 'M Cuatom V-8. Radio. heater. CASINGS needed — Buy new Urea reasonable. Phone MI. 9-9817 or PLUblBlNG and heaUng—Repairs cut, largest Toy Party Plan in the DEVELOPMENT COMPANY female. If you want a good Job apî Application.^ For— ', 2-6695. - • CHOICE LISTINGS sen A Co. xn. S1S03. MI. 9-0788. full cellar, hot watdr heat. Alum here. * get $10 for ''smoothies." and contract worn. Call bn . 9-8541. ply at office. , j I also have building lots in Man inum storm aaah and doore. Shade help you (With location, construc iaoue o f our complete pattern boOk Needa a piUnt Job but appears BU. 9-3184. country, wants women to . ahow HILUARD ST„ MANCHESTER tion, financing and decorating. Basic Fashion — a complete sew A and E Tire Sertnce. Custom our toys through home demon “ u s e d LUMBER Wanted— ^To Buy 58 236 East Middle Tpke. chester. Bolton, Hebron, Coventry EDISON ROAD—Six room cape (2 trees. Large lot. Beach privUegas. to be in fine order other 'than Recappers, Bolton. Ml. 9-3163. ing guide for every woman -who Utat. J P R PAVING CO. We are proud strations. Car neceaaai-y. Write or "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" all moderately priced. If you have nearly finished), fireplace, full Owner moving west. A real g ( ^ Do It Yourself— Portland, of our work. Our aim is to Moving— ^Trucking calf Collect—The House of Plas- "n ELCO t o o l CO.. INC. I Full and Part Tim* FOR SALK Six room aihgle, modern in every your own lot. and want a new home basement. $13,800. Hek Agency. buy at $16,000. Howard R. Halt-- sews for herself and her famlljr. Full Price $295 WANTED -Used, piano. Call MI. detail. EJxtra lot. Basement two- MI, $-8539. Ames Hollow Road $16,500 all home owners. We specialize in Storage 20 'Uea, Inc..'Avon. Connecticut. Tel. SALESGIRLS 3-5600. built, see or call m#- for a free Inge, Realtor. MI. 9-1107 any time. Trailers tor Sale 6-A ameaite sidewalks, terraces and 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance: 2x4 - 2x6 ■ 3x8 car' garage. Owner leaviiig state. building estimate. Large 10-room Colonial, liveable Farmington, ORchard 7-1694 from VERPLANCK SCHOOL 1946 Cadillas 4-Dr. Sedan driveways, also patcl^work. CaH MANCHESTER Package. Delivery. 9 a,m.< to 4f30 p.m. and evenings Priced for quick sale. /. Area -— but in need of renovau'on.. 3hi Light trucking and package deliv . Some 18-20 feet long r- I If you want to Build, Buy or Sell Complete six room cape Excel- FIVE ROOM ranch located in.BoI- G ^ a In Crocket ■ Radio, heater, hydramaUc. Ex- Ll&HTWEIGHT trailer, made from JA. 4-5385, any time-for free esti 7'p!m. to 10 p.m. Orchard 7-0142. acres, more If desired, delightful ery. Refrigerators,, waahera and Roomt Without Board 59 lent condttioh. $14,990. Hek Agen ton. 100 X 300. Call XU. 9-1099. location, wonderful naightibrhood - TSellent engine in this tank, boat trailer, $40. 269 Parker St. mate. Good used oak flooring 86 Proctor Road Call stove moving apecialty. Folding YQUNG m a n to learn Ice cream *y. xa. 3-6539. for execuUve or growing family. Full Price |;195 ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing chairs for rent. b n . 9-4)753. SALESLADJES trade, full time or mornings. Automatic gas hot -water'heater beautifully furnished, spa . Four bedroom- home with all ANDOVER LAKE, Lakeside Drtve done on any furniture. Tiqman, Royal Ice Cream Co.. Ml. 3-6950. Notice HOUSEWIVES’— cious room with complete light kinds ot extras. Owner - leaving VAL FIANO; BROKER MANCHESTER—Exceptional Cape —Attractive four room, all knotty 16-Acre Estate Awaiting An Auto Driving School 7-A ,\V25,000. Franchised Dealer AutemaUc or convenUonal shift, - Mornings 9 to 1 , - m'L 9-2392 Main- St. 9 Hazel St. XU. 9-2170: on two-acres of land. Full base FIVE R(X>M houtwdh nice quiet ing, storage. Call b n . 3-518'7. Hart rates pay. All fringe benefits. 4E.D.T.) August^ 27th, 1956 at ENJOY THESE MI. 9-5938 Immediate occupancy. 1966 BUICK Special Riviera Guar bn. 9-6010, JA. 7-3680, RUBBISH AND ashes removed. ford CH. <-1428. wh*ch time they xvlll be publicly ment, excellent constnicUoh. location. Three---down, two up with BOLTON—Immaculate seven room General cleaning, cellars,' attics Afternoons 1 to 5 ROOM IN private home. . Inquire MI.'9-4543 Many extras. Price dropped to bath .down. L«rge ancldaed porch. split level'on Bolton Center Rd. Lake Frontage— V / i ^ c r e s , anteed less, than 700 miles. All the ILARSON’S DRIVING School, DELTA COtlP. ' opened and read aloud. S^Mcitica-: Boats and Accessories 46 SUte Tailor Shop. XU. S-7883-. Af important extraj; and then some. and yards. Reasonable --atea. M. Painting— Papering*. 21 MANY tENEFITS 620.500. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, Beautiful'yard. Asking $13,500 T. (^rage. amesite drive, nice lot. Mancheater'a only trained and tc bL. Rubbish .Removal.’’ Ml. Evenings 5 to 9 v tions and bid forms are availiible ter 6 :S0 xn. 3-6Q47. MANCHESTER Vicinity, S-bed- MArlborough Terrific savings. Douglas Motors, a the office of the Business Manr 12 FT. THOMPSON nemi-V bottom xa. 3-6416 or Mrs. Wells MI. J, Crockett, Realtor. X0. 3-5416, Price- reduced to' 133,000. T. J cerUfied instructor. For your safe' 9-9757. EXTERIOR PAINTING, Quality 1249 Main St. 1. PAID HOLIDAYS room ranchee now being built, 3-4788. br Mre, Welle, Xn. 3-4788 Crockett, realtor, XU, 3-5419 oi 8-lol parcel with waterfront, ideal 333 Main St. ty We are trained to teach proper Apply in Person iger. 1146 Main Street, Tel. '.Ml 2. SICK BKNKFITS XIaatercraft trailer, to h.p. Mer woi;k by experienced paintera. cury engine. All for $295 complete. refamic tile bath, hot water heat. Mrs. Wells, XO. 3-4788. for 3 cottages. BeauUful trees and 'J' ^ ly. MI. 9-6075. TOOLS RECONDinONBa>: Mow Hartford 9-4148/The Board of Education re- GROUP INSURANCK ROOM TO RENT. Centrally lo FVU ceUar. Nicely teculded on MANCHESTER -— Plymouth Lane. XIANCHESTER — Cape Cod. six 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air fouf For free, estimate call Thomas 385 Center St. cated. Call XII. 9-9348 after 4 p.m. stone walls. 610,(ioo. Wiu finance. door sedan. Powerglide, low mile era, (hand and power! preciiion Bentley. bU. 9-2192. MANCHESTER MILLS serves,,tJie right to reject any and | 4. PAID Y.ACATIOXS *4 acre with trees. $12,400. Carl Price drastically reduced. Six rooms, four finished, Excellent COVENTRY l a k e . Mink T ra ll- MofeTLOCK'S—Mancheater’a ground to 30 inchea. Sgws of all all bids. 5. RKTIRKMKNT PLAN ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, xa room center door colonial. Three condition. All natural woodwork, ’riiree room insulated cottage, RICHARD B. MOORE age, A-1 condition throughout, one ,ing driving ‘school. Profession&, FACTORY STORE owner. No dealers. MI, 3-6039. ., kinds. Machine filing and retooth CEIUNG, WALLS, painted 4we- CARPENTER WANTED. MI. 3-7270 Douglas E. Pierce 8. 9'HRISTMAS BONUS Diamonds—>Watches-’e 9-5132, 9-4694. twin size bedrooms. I 'j ceramic fireplace, to dormers, basement fireplace, artesian well. Double t i teaching — skilled, courteous in ing. Circular saws, -precision after 8. Bu.sinesa Manager Boarders Wanted 59-A AGENCY—REALTORS, ■ -J’j'i'.-'Tr nings or Saturday. Call after 6 Jewelry 48 tile baths. Dishwasher and dis||P>8>'Mra. oil hot water heat, beauti; lot. tSSOO. E A E Realty. 344 No. structions. Insist on meeting your ahaipened: ;gumming; axes qnsl- MI. 9-5425. At the "Green" iIPPOKTU.MTILS MANCHESTER poaal. Attached garage with ful yard. Gaston Realty, 165 Main. xa. 9-6397, XU. 3-4480. Office and Residence 2200 Main St. instructor before starting, Imone iage knives, mower blades, shears, FOR 'ADVANCKmW t breqseway. Newly decorated and' School St. 9-8781. Evenings Ml. 9-7398. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re- ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman, xn. Glastonbury knives serrated; clippers, etc. Courses and Classes 27 WANTED—Two experienced girls p^rs, adjusts watches expertly. xn. 3-7678. . 89 HOLLISTER ST. pointed. Exceptionally beautiful xa. 9-746>,------— Coventry Lake, on Waterfront CALL I MANCHESTER'S ' oideat, moat Keys duplicated. Empson H. for counter work at Jack's CUiee Reaaonabla prices. Open daily. Conveniently located large eight landscaped grounds. Call X4rs. Phone XUC. 3-9494—any time Aborn, Maple St., Ellington. Rock- RADIO-ELECTRONICS. Tflewition Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce room single. Cloae to new 'high Pratt. PI. 2-7596 or J. Watson MODIFIED ENGUSH colonisl, six Adorable 5 year old house, We are Active in ITie MulUple- recommended auto school,âlways vUle TR. 5-7166. Shop. Good working - conditions, large roonns and Attached gaiage. spacious living room with ready to serve you. Will gladly Servicing. "Learn by Doing" at good salary. Insurance and other MALE URGENT Apply: Street, XU. 9-4387, ______Apartments— Plata— ichool and grade school. Firet Bkach A Co., JA. 2-2114. Lietlng System of The Hartford Honey Wagon "Connecticut’s Oideat Electronics Nice shaded lot in center ot Man stone fireplace, dining room, Real Estate Board and Invita list ' meet you personally to talk over WALLPAPER SCENICS, silk can- fringe benefits. Apply Jack's Cof Tenements 63 floor, living room, dining room, School."New term starting Sep VouBg couple aad 30-oiunlhs- MR. RIEGER.Mqr. kitchen, second, flooi', four bed- MAIN ST. — Owners are anxious chester. Living room 32'6’’xl4’ 3 bedrooms, 3 kitchens (sum ings on properties east of Hart ' your drivinjg problem, Manchester , vas. expertly hung. Call C. fee Shop, 59 East Center St. old bab.v' urgenll.V aeed*4-room to dispose of this large four bed with fireplace. Dining room, large Driving Academy. Dial PI. 2-7249. tember 24, 1956.'Enroll now for HELP Garden—'Parm— iDairy FOR REU4T—Rockville, 14 Laurel roomt and bath' third floor, large mer and year ’i^ n d ), large ford. Shepard, MI.- 9-9559 for free esti unfurnished apartment. Church room colonial in axcellent condi kitchen and separiite laundry recreaUon room with 3 'j’ fire Complete mate. Practical day or evening class. PART,TIME CAREER—for home- Daily: 8 A.M. to 5 P.14. Products 50 St. Light housekeeping apartment. room with walk-in cedar cloMt. For free descriptive circular phone makers wanting U) supplement people, rxcqllenl referencea. No Inquire,'rear apt., Mrs. Porter. New heating system. Two porches tion. Comer lot. Loaded with poa- room. Also lavatory. Second floor, place, uUlity room, 3Vi baths, TOLLAND — Five room ranch. ■ M . sibUities. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, three large bedrooms and bath. Septic Tank Garages— Service— Storage 10 ELECTRICAL SERyipHI—Wiring, JA. 5-3406, or Write New England family Income. Must be over 25, WANTED bad habits—no eats. Husband 258 |did. Tpk*.. Wost BLACKBERRIES—Pick your own, and a well constructed two-car ga attached garage, pil heat. Near Breeseway, 3-car garaga on 1 Pmtt A*,^bltaey employe, wife’ FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat and ' xa. 3-5416 or Mra. Welle la . XCuat be seen to be appreciated. good neighbma and good , acre of land, (fully landscaped), repdrs, insulations oil burners, Technical Institute of Conn., Inc., well educated, well groomed and APPLY bring containers. L. M. Talcott, rage. Immediate occupancy. ONE CAR garage for rent. B zone 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. able to meet people. A good Job resMentvf Mnnchenler. Rt. 30, Vernon. TR. 6-T948. hot water furnished. Near bus 8-4766. Gaston Realty. 165 School St. xa. school. 630,000. $19,'800. Large kitchen .with plenty Service electric motors. Ke'iuieth Lscosa, 1 Âftar 4 P.M. Coll line.SIAdulta only. TR. 5-4486. 9-57*1. Evenings, Xa, 9-7466. Comer 'Lilac and Center Sts. In Electrician. PI. 2-6888 after 6. with good pay for those who quali . Price $16,$0P of knotty pine cal^lnets', garbage 24 Hour Sorviet quire Valente’s Store. CALL <■ PROSPECT ST.— New five room disposal, built-in ironing board Business OuDortunities 32 fy for a full or part time career in LYDAU & FOULDS M l 9.3235 ranch, fireplace 28x45 foot foun- .TWO FAXOLY flat, three years WM. RUBINOW. Real EsUte BUYING PAPER, magazines, their own community. For further NORMAN’ K. HI'-TCHIN'S GLADIOLI. $1 a dozen. 564 Buah and exhaust fan. Living room with Eiwwgtwcy Colls •15 PARKER ST. or HAROLD T. GOODING “ Work In Alr-CondlttoHed Hill Rd. Tel. MI. 3-8994. FOR RENT—Four or five rooms. 512 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. daUon. foot let. E A E old. Just off the bus line. Both 643 Main St., Manchester raga. Junkman's Jtink. Will. pick PACKAGE STORE, established information call Mrs.' Vendrillo. Realty, 344 No. Main. x a . .9-6397, apartments will be vacant. Good quarry stone fireplace, larga pic Ml 9-2330 up after 8 p.m. All day Saturday. f over twenty years. Will accept SEE Comfort” 716 N. Main St. Phones :.Xa. 3-6556 or ture window - showing beautiful Rockville TR. 5-5816 between 7 MR. TOM FLAHERTY TEL. Mi 9.1974 Immaculate Cape Cod, aix fin- xa. 3-4480. financing. T. J. Crockett Realtor, xa. 3-6156 Read Herald Adva. Call RockvUle TR. 5-7631. first good offer. MI. 9-8114. and 9 p.m. . iahed rooms. Features Include front view of lak>. Two large bedrooma, CUT FLOWERS. 60c a bunch. Fern xa, 3-5416, or Mre. Wells. Xa. sliding door cloaets. Dining room Gardena, 179 Fern St. Businaw Loestloiu . and rear dormers, hot .water oU EAST-CENTER ST. —Suitable tor 3-4766. - VERNON — 5 room ranch (under heat, dining room, front vestibule, office and h’ome. Ten rooms, . construction) 613,900, ‘3 bedroomi which also can be used as a bed For Rent 64 room. Large ceramic tile bath, PiAtem No. 5 0 4 o ntstns large master bedroom 17x1$. Beau steam heat, oil, fireplace two MANCHESTER — Beautiful eight Large kitchen with knotty pine crochet directions for 3 ^ t s s ; BEIFORE You Buy a Household Goods 51 BUSINESS GR office Ifwatio^ 474 tiful trees and grounds. Quick oc bathrooms two-car garage, large room Dutch cOlonialcdlonial pluspitta 2-(2-car ga- cabinets, exhaust fan. formica colored tixturee. vent, fen; linen cupancy. closet. Oil tired baseboard hot materia] requirements; sttteA fl- Heater or Air Conditioner ^ Septic Tanks Main St., ground floor, -inire'e lot. Ample parking.^Mortguea ar rage. ~ Excellent ...... 1. locgtion. A n___ rounter top. Living room with liutntlom . f laatallaUoa sad Repair REFINISHED BEDS, dressers, rooms, xn. 9-5229. Xn. 8-7444. ranged. A real Mtgain. For ap price 619,900. Also excellentt 2-3-fam. fireplace. Ceramic tils hath with water heat. Immadiata occupan For Your Homs See the MALE HELP WANTED cy. Wataon ReaUy Co. TR. 5-7690, Send 35c In Cotas, you r aoms, Specialist. ..chests, dinette set, several mis - i - Price $16,600 pointment call George L. Grasia- Ily plus 50„ ■■ more------..Jtingalistinga ■ aof all „ vanity. Oil Bred hot water heat. cellaneous items. Priced to sell. xa. 9-7685. address and ths Pattern Ntanbsr New WESITNGHOUSE oio. Realtor. XO. 9-5878. kinda from $5,000 up. Cal) Ellt- Large landscaped lot. Buy now to ANNE CABOT. M B MAE- MOLOMAKERS, TOOLMAKERS one DIEMAKERS HELP WANTED Unfinished desks snd- bookcases. THREE-ROOMÔffice to rent. Call worth Mitten Agency, Realtors and chooae your own color Year Round Air Conditioner ^ Sawers Cieantd MI 9-0969. BRAE-BURN REALTY MANCHESTER—Duplex near bus, EABT WINDSOR—Attention HamU. aWESTEE EVENINO W ULB, FOR SALE AND INSTALLED Rebuilt mattresses $12.95 to x a . 3-9990 or Mrs. Xfeyer Xfl schemes Watson Realty Co. T'R. lU M AVE. -AMERICAS, E p f ass 99 M M ... IS it^ L i n o t y p e o p e r a t o r $18.95. Antiques. LeBlanc E')imi- Ml. 3-6278 storea and'schools. Four snd five 9-5524. 5-7630, xa. 9-7865. ton workers! Tired of driving? In RESTAURANT All Employt ture Hospital, comer South St, STORE VACANT; Centrally lo rooms. Oil steam (teat, two-car vestigate this nice five room TORR M, N. T. ^ Cellars Draiasd cated. Can. be used as central Now avoUsMo—Um ootasM and G R ltL ^\^tiIôuse MUST IE EXPERIENCED and Vernon Ave., Rockville. TR, MANCHESTER, Buckiand Area / - .garagi. Shade trees, two open XIANCKESTER GREEN— oldei BOLTON—New ranch with a lot ranch. Full cedar thrsa bed CHARTER OAK Apply' .9-2174. Open 9-9, Sat. unUI 9. labratory. small office, .amall Six ro6m colonial. H i baUts. Rec porchss. Garden space, chicken Six room houOa with goragA and 350x500, Basement garage. st)trm rooms, hot water heat. ExceUent 19M Nsodtsworfc 180180 CHARTER OAK ST.— MMANCHESTER vanoty store, or nei^bortiood reation room, 2-car garage,, near coop.- Th* four room ' apartment aersened-in porch. Good house for wintlows. fireplace, etc. Plen^ of cendiUeSi. Vacant. OI poosibUlty tag dossns o f lovslF NORMAN REN1Z Towa aarf Country APPLY IN PERSON 1956 ADXnRAI. upright deep beauty, parlor. Rem reasonable. school and bug. $14,405. Clifford rents at $65 a month. Howard R- large family. Only $14,900. T, J. value b6re for $18,600. T; J, at 613,000. Maddock A doVes, z^tah to a Bwi cnMUBilty U •mm a good gstag-bwiaoaa wtuj AMCQ TOOL and DIE CO. - freexe. Resume bank nayments of CaU J. b. Realty Oo. MI. a-53t3, Hansen A Co., xa. 8-UU, i MI. HaaUngs, Realtor. XO. 9-1107 einy Crockett. Realtor, XO. g-6419, or CrockeU, Realtor, Xfl. >-0416 or Realtors, JA. 3/0110. Evooinga, in eroohst. ■e JUMSS. td a g tatsi iMao. B-roon spdrUBcat, l a ^ SbMt Mtfd Woriu Orainaga Co. IT' V I a month. CaU ML 9-790L 9-M40. 9-OTU. , M n . WsU9 ML S-4TU. .res, XO. >.Tm. ML S-M06 « « ML M>6>. UHm «a gvMBiMa Mtwwa • AJC. aa« U A J I.' 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RIdiard Qulmby,' aon of Mr. and They evidently disregarded the largest Mosiifira and wholesalers of Average Daily Net Press Run ^ The Weather, Mra. N. M. Quimby, 88 Tanner fact that the police station was Teenagers Dance nursgpjritock in Nei^ England, will New Lease Signed For the Week Ended Fareenst of D. S. Weather Boraau About Town St., haa returned from the aum* within 200 feet of where they were t its turn as host to the group. June 16. 1956 mer aeaalon of the American In- C x committing the vandalism. On Oval Courl Guests are expected to begin ar For Mill Space Cbanre of widely ecattered opan-houM in honor of the atitute of. Cooperation at North Cliief Herman,O. Schendet said riving about 10 a.m. Lunch will Carolina State College, Raleigh, about S75 to 1100 worth of damage thunder ahnweni tonight. Sunday 80th waddlnr annlveraary of Mr. =» Another ChildrenrxîS' Teenager be served at midda.v followed by .G regg and Son, Inc., a wood 12,065 N. C., where he repreaented the 'Was done to the trucks. outdoor games. During the after WEEKLY BINGO fair and little ehange In tempets. ani). Mra. Gaorga H. Wilcox at,the Dance will bttbeW at the West Glaatonbury Chapter of the Fu Three juvenilea were also ap products company, haa taken a 3- Member of the Audit L. B. Riding Club. Middietou-n, ii Side Tennig.-06urts tonight weath noon, bus tours of Burr's growihg Bureau of Circulation ariire. to be held Aug. 19, not Aug, 12, ture Farmera of America. Ha re prehended by police for stealing er pepaWing. This is the last lands will be conducted. Dinner year lease «n the 20,000 square FRIDAYS - 8 P. M. Manchester-^—A City of Village Charm a i printed in yeaterday'a Herald. ceived, on behalf of the Chaplet*, fruit and breaking a tree. ADout 1 will be served at 4:30 p.m. ! feet of assembly and warehouse the National FPA award for, co A^niek of the summer to be held o'clock, three other yoigigstej t the W est Side. There is one Among the local guests expect I space it occupies in the old 'Oak- operative activity presented by were turned over to their ed are Mayor Harold A. Turking- ASSUMPTION HALL Pfc. John T. Scott, aon of Mra. the American Inatitule of Cooper- more dance scheduled for Rob i land Mills on Tolland Tpke. VOL. LXXV, NO. 266 (TEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1956 (Classified' Adrerttatng ea Page •) PRICE FIVE CENTS after they allegedly starta*Center point and to increase its window j Personal Notices SI., ' and Mi.aa Shhjey Volk of Dancing for children will begin American Association of Nursery Mrs.' Anne Kiely, 250 W. High at 7:30. Teenagers will take over men. and Dick Van Heiningen, assembly operation. ..Four ' per-; Adlai Hartford 'are iipgtt^ng a week in Await sons are employed and the. spokes- '' Hyannla, St., leaves tonight for the National at 8:30. president of NENA, will also be Card of Thanks present. man -said it is unlikely any more | Convention of the Daughters of Isa W'orkers will be hired. M Carole Ann Matchetl cele- Police Hunt Kidnaper • • W« Irish to thank all of our .iieiah- bella which is meeti.ng in Detroit, bora. friends and ralaUvea for Ih* raled her 12th birthday with a many acta of kindness and syn . Mich., -Aug. 14 through 17. Mrs. 400 Nurserymen shown us in our recent bereavefnenl. lawn party given in he- honor Kiely, who is a past regent of the MeSweeney Feled ROASTING CHICKENS By CARL J. LALUMIA We especially thank all thoae^ho sent Thursday evening by her parents, North Branford, Aug. 11] the beauUful floVal trlbjite* and loaned Manchester Chapter; will serve’ on To Meet at B u rr’s Chicago, Aug. 11 (/P)—Gov. Mr. and Mra. John M. Matchett, the committee for the National On lllh Biirthday (A*-) — State Police .said a i the use of cars 97 Hamlin St. She receivcfi many iRSurid Against “This is Ihe only place I kiiow of,” a customer told us, Abraham A. Ribicoff of Con Ts. Lawrence Mearham, Banquet to be Meld In Convention More than 400 New England wounded Air Force sergeant! gifta from her friends and rela Headquarters, the Hotel Statler, nurserymen will gather at the Manchester Auto Parts Little “where you can buy a chicken from an advertis«iw*nt necticut says he intends to tell ' I non and family. tives. • Light refreshments were VACATION RAIN? told them a strange man in-1 in Detroit, Aug. 15. C. R. Burr A Oo. quartera on Oak League team celebrated the 11th and it is actually true.?’. Some people in.sist that the vaded hi.s home last night and l a lot of Democratic leaders served. Mrs. Kiely will be joined Sunday land St. Wednesday for the day birthday of Terry “Spark” Me chickens are even better than the ads say. ahot him without warning a£- j that Sen. John F. Kennedy of by Miss Ann LaGrace. IM Bisseil long annual meeting of the New Sweeney, 18 Auburn Rd., wdth a I f not, coN Massacliusetts would make a St., also a past regent, and England Nurserymen's Assn. party yesterday. ter announcing he was going i Trucks Dapiaged Wednesday by the Rev. George Manchester's town officials, in Hot dogs, soda and birthday LEE M. SILVERSTEIN ROGER OLCOn to kill the airman’s wife. ftood running mate for Adlai Hughes, chaplain. Stevenson—if. South Seen Turning dustry leaders, and the press, radio, cake were served. The team went Ml^.0638 T..Sgt. Albert w. DMppafd, 26, a— EMERGENCY By Youths Here The State Banquet will be held and TV ha;e been invited to attend. to the movies at the State Theater 403 West Center Street .Mitchell 3-7833 .82 caliber ’ bullet hi* left cheek | Ribicoff planned to tell tlial to- at the Statler Aug. 16. The Burr company,. one of the and returned home about 9 o'clock. bone. *aid that when he regained (■ y to Slevcn.srtrv hinrsclf, the OIL lURNER consciouaneas hi* wife. Grace, 20. (hoice of Connecticut's 20-vote na SERVICE PoUca were kept busy > yesterday had disappeared. i tional convontioir- delegation for Again to Stevenson inTeatigating a senes of events "The next time you aee yonr j the prc.sidential nomi'.ation. that ranged from setting a Are to wife she'll bp dead,',' he quoted the "I intend to tell Ijiin why 1 CALL damaging town property. A total gunman a* ^.vTfig. think Kennedy will be an asset to Chicago, Aug. 11 (/P)—Harry S. Truman kept Adlai E. of 13 Juveniles were involved in the A MtddKlown Hospital put Diep- the ticket." he said. W nilAM S pard .on the "critical list," a desig ♦Stevenson and Gov. Averell Harrlman on the political hot three separate cases. Rildcoff See* Truman OIL SERVICE nation it use* for all head, injury Soon after arriving at the con .spot today waiting for him to name his preference for th® Seven M ys became involved with patients. Early reports indicated police when they allegedly did vention scene yesterday. Ribicoff Democratic presidential nomination. he would recover. also put in a good word for Ken- Truman jealously guarded his secret from a succession'of Ml ^ 4 5 4 8 damage to town trucks perked Police who set up road blocks near a bam on E, Ifiddle Tpke. ned.v..' with Harry Truman while, callers in advance of a 3:30 p.m. (EST) news conference. and combed the .woods in this area advising the former president of said they had found no trace, of Connecticut's preference for Ste But most signs pointed toward a pronouncement that — Mrs, Dreppard 12 hours after re while he regards both Stevenson and Harrlman as equally ceiving her husband's report. venson. Soon after daylight, as 25 .State Ribicoff, chalrnian. of the Con qualified, capable men— he would vote for Harrlman if hfe Policemen wet-e dispatched to this necticut delegation, declined to tell were a delegate to next week’s convention. Truman is not a newsmen how Truman reacted ^to area from wher barracks- to re the Stevenson-kennedy proposal. delegate, but will address the convention Friday. lieve men who had been working This'sort of endorsement by the-S--...... ' " ■ ■ — " . ' Since Ti'uman intends to speak former President would boost the . ^ Final Clearance through the night, an officer-said. for himself today 'on the presiden August White Sale “We haven't turned up a thing.” tial nomination, Ribicoff said. "I New York Governor's stock with- K i i c d n l a 't X C l 'n Vic’s Soda Shop Nighbor*. cared fOr the Drep- out the party-wrecking effect of ' JCtaJCXU. OF OUR ENTWE STOCK OF don't want to second guess him." pard.s' small child. any statement which implied th a t; _ _ ~ Now GoiAg On In Our Police said Dreppard described The Governor said, however, Stevenson lacked the qualifies- I r* 6-s|r gV'a-lX'FX CF 1 S3 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE the Intruder as speaking vyrtli “a that even if Truman comes , out tlons to become the nominee. : -1. X C/611. Y heavy Russian accent.’' Jor Gov. Averell Harrlman of New S.vmington ’Good Man’ ; ^ -J. , Domestics’Dept. This was the airman's story: York, "Connecticut will still be for Responding to a reporters re- WAAf-a I ’tY lFFIIFIJX 'FlT Sunimer Dresses LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Stevenson." WE WILL RE He and his wife had settled mark that Truman's choice was X.lXXlXlXXXXyUl> Raally woiidarful valuM for down to watch the Browns-All Ribicoff .said he told Kennedy limited to two men the former ______Drastically Reduced For ^ F’onr Southern members of the part.v put their heads togeth- during an hour loiig conference the hot weather atill ahMd. Stars football game on TV at 9:30 President said: Moscow, Aug. 11 ((P)—Japanese TYPE 130-DAN RIVER ■ er in Chicago prior to "a session of the Democratic platform that followed his meeting with “You forget about Missouri's L > Clearance^ Sale when a man rang the doorbell and committee. IWt to right: Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenni; Sen. Sam Foreign Minister Mamoru^Shige* Identified' himself as a State Po Truman that he and State Chair favorite son" (Sen. Symington) SHEETS and PILLOW CASES t««Ml«r $B .n H $4.98 VnliMt Ervin, standing (D-NCi; Gov. .1. P. Coleman, seated, of Mis.sts- man 'John M. Bailcv will work L.Ua's a good man.”- , nUsu said today he will sign thif' PEDAL PUSHERS — BERMUDAS liceman. sippi, and Sen. Clinton V. Anderson (D-NMi. (-AP Wirephotoi. "right .up to the wire" to win the NOW . aGaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa I Admitted to the hon.se. he drew a j Does the Smile Mean Yes—or No? Then, as though adding further Soviet-Japanese peace treaty next REG. S2.29. 63 x 108 SHORTS and KNIT JERSEYS vice presidential nomination for to the confusion, Truman said he; week “if it ia completed.” CLOSE IT pistol, berated .'Dreppard and hi.s him. . was “leaning” toward one man. $1.79 wife as “lonsy Americans" and DIsciiNses ('atholic. iHsne Shigemitsu made the remark • SPORTSWCAR DKPT.—2nd nXK)R ■aid he was not a State Policeman I btit suggested reporters attribute dejectedly to a reporter as h* FOR VACATION REG. 12.49. 72 x 108 Rn^wlor $8.98 VbIhm but a Ru.sslan flyer who had been . Asked whether he thought that no-aigniflcance to that remark. limped ,up the steps of the sky $1.89 NOW’...... forced down. i Democrats Ready a Roman Catholic KSnned.v is Mrs. Truman and daughter Mar scraper Soviet foreign ministry to Dreppard said the man then shot I one—^wonld be "a drag on the tick garet, were still abed when Tru start working out a face-staving REG. 62.69. 81 X 108 GIRLS' SLEEVELESS BLOUSES him, and he knew nothing more j et." Ribicoff replied: man returned to the Blackstone formula to end the Soviet-Japa- ; .■ I„ AUG. 13 to FRL AUG. 17 until he regained consciousness and ; ".From . my own experi'eace- In Hotel. So he had breakfast in the nesS peace conference — on Soviet $2.09 REGULAR 51.98. NQW...... Q Q called neighbors for help. , politics, I am convinced ' that the hotel grill with a coiiple of body terms. R«9iilor $10.98 Vahws New Rights Battle American people will take a man guards. J Abandons Further Claim* He said his wife was clad only ■ REG. 59c. 42 x .36 CASES. for what he is because of his Truman has made it emphati In a statement yesterday NOW a a • a a • a a a*'a a a In shorts, a light shirt waist and I Open Saturday, Aug, 18 qualifications and not becau.se of cally clear that, come what ihay^ Shigemitsu indicated he had sandals. | his religion . or circumstances • of The Dreppard home is only a ' Chicago. Aug. 11 i* Spokeamen- “I do not see how the national he expects to support and work abandoned furiher discussions of ^ GIRLS' SHORTS ; for the Dixie and northern wings. Democratic party can e»pect to birth." ' for the Democratic nominee. With Japanese claims oq the southern REGULAR 12.98. NOW ...... Stevenson presently in a com most Kurile Islands of KunSshiri 9 f (Continued oi. Page T h re,)' of the Democratic party gel an- ] win In November without the HALE'S STURDYWEAR ROX-STITCHED R« «lar $12.98 $14.98 ValuM I other chant^ to blow off steam to- southern states," he said. (Continued on Pnge Three) manding position to win the nomi and Etorofii. These claims have nation, ’ associates ' thought Tru NOW aaaaaaaaaaaaaa> $g.oo ; day on the isitie of Civil Rights. After the hearing recessed, for deadlocked SoYict-Japanese ne QUILTED MATTRESS PADS mer Gov. John S. Battle of Vir man would not want to say any gotiations since they.', resumed^Jn WITH CORNER aASTIC Fire Bars Bid!f them fronv-th* North, were on deck ' ginia said the south had been as : thing against Stevenson that Moscow July 3l. , to advise t|je party what It should conciliatorj- as it could be. He Budi Sai^YS Ike might be embarrassing in the gen Shigemitsu went over the-.head §rm$h REGULAR $3.98. $1.00 FIRST QUALITY ' : say in Us platform on the added: eral election campaign. of Soviet Foreign Minister DjhHrt Summer Clearance To Rescue 260 touchy question, "We've sat here and listened to . Truman, a political realist, was Shepllov yesterday with an ap fasty 39 X 76 TWIN SIZE ...... $2.69 SHEER DARK SEAM FULL FASHIONED i Rep. McCormack of Mnssachu- insults. They've questioned our i Veto No Curb said b y ‘friends to recognize that peal to Premier Bulganin and party : setts, chairman of the 108-,member REGULAR 14.98. OF CHILDREN'S 3-4x lq,vally. But if they throw this ; any personal pat on the back for chief Khrushchev, but without suc Resolutions Committee, ordered a. thing I endorsement of the court ’ Harriman would not necessarily cess. NYLON HOSIERY Belgian Miners long session in hopes of winding up $4 X 76 FULL S IZ E ...... $3.69 decision I at us, the.v can kiss ns ] On State Dams result in,the New Yorker's nomina The main subject of Shigemitsu’s SPORTSWEAR the hearing.' goodbye." ,, • | tion. private discussions with Shepllov f ' Fare wMte lUltBg that ie gaaraaUed te lamder white. Blae- AU aaw eainra ha mart, aiRdintn and Inag teagthR. Staaa 8*4 Marcinelle, Belgium, Ang. 11 i.Pi! After that a 15-member drafting t'oday probably will be the word-., tie ea each comer. Sen. Herbert Lehman. New York. i By THE ASStKlATED PRESS .Adlai Clsimw 6Sb Vote* Cakes and pastries with that home-made flavor and toll. •—Re*c\ie workers' struck a (l esh j group, will apell out its ideas of a Stevenson's backers have claimed ing of the territorial clause in the " winning platform for this year. de.scribing him.self as "an old war U.S. Sen. Bush I R-Conn»' says oven-fresh goodness. Make an occasion really special SHORTS Reg. SI.op. NOW 59c ■ obstacle' toda.v in*^ their efforts to I horse" In the battle for Civil 630 of the necessary 686), votes draft treaty. The Ruasian wording reach some of the 260 milers ti ap- ] Next the full 108-member commit that Preaident Eisenhower's veto ^01^ ■ -an^4 with our superior baked goods! Right.*, said a certain way for on the first,ballot. Harriman's aup- is e.xpected to emerge substantially. $ ped since Wedne.sdsy in.the Boia'du j tee w’ill pass on the draft before of the $1,600,000,000 flood fonlrol Former President Truman greets Gov. Averell Harriman (top porters have said thev will have unchanged. The Soviet draft cedes CANNON "GLEN PLAID" ■ . “ Reg. 81.86. .NOW 1.00 j it reaches the convention floor next Democrats to lose again this year bill peedn't delay the start of the Cazier pit. was to "pussyfoot" or u« "weasel photoI . and shakes hands iX'ith Adlai Stevenson (lower photo) at 350 to 400. Both claims might be I ‘ê Habomais and Shikotan Islands WEEKEND SPECIALS pr. Inten.se heat drove, them back j week. proposed flood-control dams at Chicago's Democratic national convention. TURKISH TOWEL ENSEMBLE The thorniest problem appeared " ords” on the school desegregation inflated. . ] Hokkaido to Japan but makes from a corridor at the 3.000-foot' Torrington a.nd'-Winsled. . The Stevenson camp estimated it ”” mention Of Kunashiri and ASSORTED PASTRY RINGS BATHING SUITS Reg. NOW $1.49 level through w-hich they hoped to i to be whether the 19.16 version decision. Bush made this clear in a tele would even mention the • contro-1 Iêhman recalled the 1948 con- gram to Mayor Francis P. Hicks might lose 50 votes by a Truman Etoiôfu. DATE.NUT RREAD REGULAR $1.29. , reach .x 'galler.v vvhere 130 men veralal but unanimous decision of j vention floor fight that strength? nod, to Hartiman. -Harrimfin's fol- Fisheries Clause Reg. 81.48. NOW $ 1.00 were working when the mine of Winsled which was heavily hit lowers said they could come close!, A d r^ tin ^ subciimmitte agreed WONDER CAKE 22 X 44 BATH SIZE ...... tjie Supreme Court outlawing racial ; ened a Civil Rights plank and was by the 195.'5 floods. He quoted a 99c Special Sale caught fire. segregation in public achools. followed by a Democratic victory Nasser Bares Airh to Stevenson's lil.imed total pn the I Irtter from Eisenhower Which read x' S ' OPEN FACE FRUIT PIES Wqrk will now roncenliate on Gov. Ge’orge Bell Timmerman for President Truman. first count ; erics and trade 'Clauses of the REGULAR 69c. in pari: treaty. A fisheries treaty signed SUNSUITS * rReg.81.0R. NOW $ L 0 0 flghtin'g the fire in the oorridor but Jr.. South Carolina, told the com- Lehman expressed belief that a TVuman, evidently enjoying him HAMRURG and HOT DOG ROLLS HAND SIZE ...... ALL WHITE TRICOT it will, be a length.v process. The "Regiettably, aulliorization of last May goes into effect auto^- 59c MANY OTHER VALUES qiittec yesterday ah.v. such action strong po.sition even, if it requires good projects must wait until the self immensel.v, kept both sides first step is to reinforce the mine "will in.siire a Democratic defeat a conyentiqh'floor fight—ia necea- "“To Arbuse Arabs’ guessing. Each showed lig i^ of REGULAR 39c. shaft so equipment can be taken next session of Congress'. There (4)ontinuriniie44 ' was the qnl.v acres* to make re?] ' He made his statement to the the existence of an Islamic, world Ifor V either: * preference search possible ,ln the area where ' under appropriations made during executive commitJ,ge of,the federa- witlvlyhich we are united by bonds the past session and. tinder new Truman was said to have re- 1 BAKE CANNON HEAVY BATH TOWELS 59c BRIEFS? there might be sun-ivors. ' tidn of Arab "Crkde 'unions, now crestcJ"rtoL,onl.v"by religious belief HI RRICANE HITS ISLANDS Cliearance Of , Find Heat I'ntrnable ' authority for sniatl local flood con jeCted theae proposals, however, j ^Conspinng to Conceal meeting in Cairo. but ajso reinideced by historic ’Miami, Fla., Aug. II (JPh— 2 For $ 1 .0 0 "The me’n who went down there, trol project.*^" The,union leaders derided lo.call realities?” The answer he grives, wlthtAhe statement that he never ’] SHOP ducked an issue. j Hurricane Betsy. *»vept Into the foii.nd the heat untenable." Bush who worked for passage of on their follow'ers to blow up oil in his book, is That Egypt tbe Cornell Each UNDERWEAR There seemed little doubt among i Leeuard Ishi'nd* from the open 69c ':We,nonv have to fight the fire the bill, both ingathering first hand work* and destroy western mill- center, not only of the Arab wdrW. 448 HARTFORD ROAD—NEAR McKEE STREET 69c BAND LEG 8TYLES. 'hla, callers that Truman's personal ] Atlantic today with wind* e*H -■ Beantifnl aolM^ enter Caaann: bath tnwele In blue, e, sÛ m, and the heal with the most power- : information here in Connecticut, tary installations in Arab terri- from Asia to the Atlantjc, but also mated at 130 mile* an hour near JOSEPH 8. LUCAS, Brop. ami Baker 2 r o r $ 1 . 1 0 Odd atylea and alxea 'e f Nlipa — (inM-iii Fajamaa aad Estes Claims Ike’s Aides and in Congreas, described himsejf- preference for Harriman was out- | beige and green. maii.T nther pleeea dpitnderwear. fill possible-means." ' ■ ' : tory if Britain and ^'lance attack of Africa. her renter. The San Jiian Van den Heuvel declined to in- to Mayor Hicks as "disappointed.” Egypt.- The executive committee also weighing ihor'e practical political ; considerations. ■ j Weather Bureau predicted the , (iicate what methods would be ^ ’ Mfamvhlle at Chicago, Gov. Ribi Then the committee called' o a; urged an-Arab boycott of all ships storm w ould ^ * * 90 to 100 mile* ■ ■ ■ r I ‘ ■ RdûlcN- $2.00 re $14.95 ' used (o fight' the blaze. coff called the President's action President Nasser. Persona present' and aircraft. belonging to any Divorced Race from Truman Famous Brands x "" Hid Data on Dixon-Yates These visitors report*^ there ■ south' of Ponce, Puerto Biro, "most disheartening, discouraging quoted him lalet a.s saying: , country which attacks Egypt or about 8 a.m. Nunday. Low, Low f^rieos On (Continued on Pnge Three) news." "The cdnal crisis serves to prove ! supports such an attack and called Sale $1.O0 to $5.98 ’ (Continued on Page Three) Washington, AAig. 11 W*i Sen. • lor'*'task foi-ce on monopoly mat-, “Certainly the dams above Tor that Arab nationalism 5ias revived. I for a general strike-Aug. 16. the DROP h u n t ' FOB OIlAlEN WONDERFUL NO IRON SUMMER FABRICS . ^ ' Kefauvel' (D-Tenni has charged tera. ' . ' day the London conference on rington and Winstqd are absolute A__ . New Orleans, Aug. 11 t(D d g r o n c u r t a in s At Reduced Prices cm lain- present and former hlg^h ~.....Norte of those mentioned by K c- ly’essential," he sa^d."While noth Suez begins. The committee claims -i-The search (or two of th# A I Howling Betsy of'ficiala of the EisenhoWer admin- fauyer had any immediate coming can be done now, my hope is ■to i-epresent t workers in Egypt, four men missing in the capsiz istrat’loii with “conspiring to cpft-- n\ent. At the White House, a-s- Jordan. Syria' Lebanon and Libya. Fabled Lakes Clearance Of that the, Connecticut Congression News Tidbits ing of an offshore nil drilling REG. 98c. WESCO “BELFAST’ - ceal" from Senate inveatlgators the si'stant pree* sec-retary ( Murray al delegation will move fast in the The wo'rkers resolution. !•' t 1 1 rig was abandoned early today TAILORED-Ld o URLE STITCHED 1" SIDE HEMS factsâboul th'e Dixon-Yate* pri- Snyder said "we don't comment on second call for a general Strike f l-f i--g'h : .SPUN RAYON LINEN T Y P E ...... ’ Races Toward 1957 meeting of Congress and get ■ Culled from AP Wires and the men presumed, dead. 3"ROnOMHEMS GIRDLES vate "power contiact. anything we haven't ae8n. and we this legislation passed so that we at meetings in Cairo yesterday, in VeX- X.X Ci'XClUU , Rescue crew* worked through 41 "xM" \ONG...... $2.4f Pr. N Broken Slzea and Style* "1 believe . . . it ia clear that the Jiaveh't seen it ( Kefauver's state- can proceed in'safeguarding the Ih the afternoon, a group'calling it- . , the night, clinging to hope that ,REG. 99c. A.B.C. SAIL CLOTH Dominica Isle Dixon-Yales ideal involved actions ’ ment c yet." ' ' Cihnectlcut valleys and thel r self the "Strike Group for Libera-; I ga A fFI 1* 1 J* SI the two men might be trapped 41"x43" LONG ....'...... S2.f8 Pr. on the part of public officials which Kefauver hurled his accu.sallons people." Teenage girl walks away from tion of the .Moslem World" also! .M. Ill C 1 1 d 11 PRINTS ...... V-...... ' Regular $3.95 to $10.95 automobile wreck in New - York in the lowest part of (hr barge, shiTuld be presented to. a giand in making public a staff report of urged a 'f eneral strike throughout ; ______now floating . above the water 41''x72" LONG .....r :...... $2.9G Pr. Miami. Fla'.. Aug. 11 (A’l Hur Jury.'''Kefauver said In-a state his task force which investigated state but is electrocuted when she the Arab world on the occasion of '■ Klllarney, Oninty Kerry, Ire- I ricane Betsy,'packing winds up to (Continued on Page Three) line in the Mississippi River. 41"xll" LONG ...... $2.fG Pr. , REG.^ 99c. WESCO CELAPERM CHECKS. Sble$1.9S to $5.95 ment yesterday. Kefauver ordered the contract, canceled by the gov .steps against high-voltage wire the meeting of the London con-, ûg. 11 i/P)—The beautiful! 120 miles per hour ' howled near copies of his statement' published ernment last November. ^ knocked down in accident •. . . NUBBY WEAVE SPUN RAYON the tiny island of Dominica in the ference. ' lakes of Killarnev. hailed in maily . LNDI.A RIOTS IN FOI RTH DAY in the Congressional Record and' TTie Kefauver statement and the Blonde secretary of railroad vice The tight discipline noted aU ' . minstrel's ballad, have been “soid i Bombay, India, -\ug. 11 (A>— W i^.NCEft A PIOMKR UVf.'YM Kfff.W mmiA RUFFLED-i-SVa" HNISHED RUFRE and PONGEE PRINTS...... BrUi.sh West Indies today. sent' to Atty. Gen. Brownell. report were put out on the eve of Tw^) HiLsbaiici?s Die president is charged with stealing over Egypt indicates the Na.sser j American — but one w ho' In a 6 i.ni. (EST) advisory, the Police fired on language rintefs 4t"xl4" LONG ...... ; $3.49 Pr. He said the alleged “criminal'' the Democratic national conven 810.00(1 diamond .brboch from safe regime has a" firm grip on the vow* he has • true respect for the for the fourth straight da.v to San Juan, P. R., weather- bureau conspiiacy to hide facts abolit the tion. which opens Monday in Chi In Guilford Crash in his Park Avenue Office. population and that there will be traditions of Erin. ! 48"x43" LONG .. . I t . . . . .$3.98 Pr. REG. $1.29. A.B.C. PRINTED SALE OF BATES BEDSPREADS said the season's first Atlantic day as demonstrators continued controversial 0 fu.sal to give documents to his Sen a possible' Democratic vice presi torncy's office sa'.vs it ha.s linked 4t"x72" LONG .. .1... .$3.98 Pr. miles eastrsoutheast of San Juan Guilford, Aug. 11 (Ah—The con- the Nasser government decides. Raton. Fla., purchased the famed; bay state. The number of en*- REGULAR $8.95. ate .. Judiciary^ Commilteo task dential nominee, told newsmen dtuoin of two Rutherford.' N. J.. suspended police patmlnian to $1,- In .Washington, Secretary ofjipjgh scenic spot owned by' the I uaitirs'ln the now incMevt wna 4R"x81" LONG ...... $4.49 Pr. And was moving we*t-nort)vwe.sl at force. there was "no atgnifican'ce" to tjie 800 payroll holdup . . . Indone.sian REG. 79c. WAMSUTTA PRINTED “ROBROY” PLAID HO.MESPUN . 16 m.p.h. The center was about women, whose •husbands were killed i State Dulles said today he hppes ; Kenmare family under a grant is- : not immwJlately learned. Earlier $6.95 Named by Kefauver in this con timing. Later, he flew to Chicago. hYre- yesterday in an auto-truck Parliament unanimously approves tomorrow's conference with Con-1 sued by Queen Elizabeth I some j rioting left ml least 15 dead-and COTTON SATINS ...... ’ 1.516 miles southeast of Miami. ' nection were Sherman Adams. Certain Campaign iHsiie resolution supporting Egypt's na ; gressional leaders at the W h 11 e I 3. Their bodies were First wogit of what promises to seizure of the vital waterwa.v. The purchase- price was not IS*' X 34" and IS" x 43" LENGTHS '’a hurricanp watch is in ■ effect taken to a Guilford funeral home. round of nine hole* o r Wednea- j REGULAR HEIG HT...... Contract, several adminiatratiem^to pipe electric‘current into the be marathon Brink's trial a- The Secretary said he and the i divulged, but it was reported Mrs. day. t for Puerto Rico- aijd the Virgin Is-] officials refused to prodti£jL,«e«T’^ • public powsir lines of the Tennessee The driver of the truck owned by Suffolk County Court House in I Groavenor was asking 100.000 REGULAR $8.95. lands. " j President discussed "Suez and oth tain documents, citing grou»^ that Valley Authority (TVA). This the New London' Banana Co., Ken- Post ends with 400' vehiremen er things.” adding: ' 'There are ' pounds (280,000). She has OFFEKM SUEZ MKDIATl' Brery Item We Sell Is Guaranteed— EXTRA PLUMP ...... W “Highest winds are estimated to ] the. information w a s '“privilitged " power was intiended to , replace ■ call but not one sealed as juror ] tained a portion of the land to Thd CORK b« 120 m.p.h. over a small area ; other, places tin the world, you Beirut, 1-ebanon, Aug. II By 36 Yesra Of RepuUbIc Service fiîiii subpoena under the cdnStl- TVA current used by AEC plants'-minor injuries. ...P a re n ts handed "final know." ] build a home for herself. REGULAR $10.95. Ar ■ near the cenller and gale winds ex'-; Police Chief Joseph Quinlan of ’ aponsibility fpr , helping stem in’ STREET TEL. MI S-5253 MANCHismi Conn* tutional aeparation of executive in the area. Askd if he hoped to gel bipartl-; . RoberUqn told reporters KING S I Z E ...... a ^ O G V d IS' X 52" SCARFS ...... !...... $1.29 tend 1^5 miles in ' the northern] and legialative powera. Under this contract, the Missis-:' CfUilforrt quoted Johnson as saying critical polio aituatibn which san support in dealings with the Boqa Raton his purchase includes DaUt 7 4* Ma 5 Pa -Ma lii€lndinit WedMadsy- CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS I semicircle and 70 miles in the i At one point , in his statement. sippi Valley firm—formed bv util that the "steering wheel snapped I )ias made Chicago haifdest hit city Suez situation, Dulles replied, “J the lower and 'Middle^ KiUamsy' Aftwnaaiia and Saturdaya Uptil Noon souUvem Bemicircle> Kefauver said that If Eisenhower ity companies headed by Edgar H. out of mv my hands.*' hands. in nation nation. .■} . . Lakes, plus some 3.500. acrag of “Hurricane Betsy is expected to j “Is atill unconvinced that Mr. Dixon and Eugejie ‘A. Yates -was Johnson's truck struck the car Communist-led Pathet Lau reb Dulles would not comment on “beauUful. rolling countryside." eontlnue towards the west-north-' Adams betra.ved him and the to jjav e built a $107 million power thriven by Havens head-on. ac els win piare in guvemnicnt of hi* visit yesterday in New York Tbs townfolk ot Killamcy took west at -16 m.p.h. wltij,an increase j American people." he should order plant at West Memphis, Ark. But cording to Quinlan. Johnson was Indochinese kingdom of Laos with Secretary GeneralJJag Ham- the purchase annouiicement in Adams to waive imitiuuity’^nd sub — - % arrested and charged with neigh- through negotiations, Red China IDuatlaued oa Fage Three) ' mit to questioning by the Sena- (OoattoMd OR Face TLiee)l' gent homicide. Ksdio reports. (OoRttooMb OR Pago Tfcirao) (OsRttRMi m PR08 Thrt»>. /I- A r>, '>