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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 195$ e l PAGE TWELVE HanrijfBtfr fEwenitig IftralJi ATWfifc Dfiil.r Net Prew Run For the W eek Ended y-'.. I The Weather Sept. 6. IMS e f O. R. Weatber tures were taken of the emerging BaptiffU to Mark chicks. To Conduct Farewell Service COSMETIOS Oear and reel tnnigfct. Ilunnjr About Town Odr animal, vegetable and min­ First Anniversary WE CARRY ALL 10,665 Heard Along/Main Street eral editor was on vacation at the LEADING BRAMIMI Ettpntnn IpraUi wltb pleaeaa t temperataree te- Member ef.the Audit time. Burenn e f Cirenlatione merrew. The KiwuiU Oub will hold a Ths Oommunlty Baptist Church Manchester-^A City of Village Charm round table meetinc Tuesday noon And on Some o f Manchester** Side Streets, Too Only God Can Make One trUwr at 18:15 at the Country Club. The Money does grow on trees, a on East Centsr Street will cele­ brate the first anniversary of Us attendance prise will be furnished firm of tree apeclaltsts tells us. tCTaaelfled AdverUelng aa Faga 14) by Jamaa Duffy. \lannlng Phone .T.Main Street on Thursday nights. Towns and cities which take right­ Inauguration, Sunday, Sept. 13. VOL. LXXII, NO. 285 MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Friend came into the office re- . . . Swimming pool for the pub- ful pride In their trees, know it. with a potluck dinner following cently and told of his trying ex-1 lie's use at the West Side. . . . A But the great mass of Americans I.. — The Manchester Girl Scout the RMrnlng eervtce. Weather per­ Council will meet Tuesday night oertences as a party telephone line ; parade that Manchester residents still take trees, like other boun­ SERVICES member • "’*** remember. . . . Outdoor ties of Nature, pretty much for mitting It will be served on the at 7;45 at the home of Mrs. J. S. That Interpret The Wiahes Brown, 9« Henry St. Following Previously he has had a private organized summer basketball granted. lawn at 1 p.m. Adenauer Strives Row Brews the business meeting, an enter­ wire Recently he moved to an-1 league at Charter Oak Park. . . . That Is. the tree people tell us. In addition to Pastor John R. Of The Ffiipily other area. No private lines were Night softball to return to Man- tainment will be provided. 1 until a storm suddenly shatters Neubert and Mrs. Neuberl, gtiests available and he had to take » i T c in ,° e r the trees on their property. of honor will be Rev. Dr. end Mrs. Over P O W party line or no line at all. I • • • More ^nchps at Center Now the tree people told us all William Sale Terrill. Dr. Terrill Justice Vinson Dies Pvt. Stephen S. Bellinghiri, son JOHN B. lilRKE To Liberate East, this before the storm on Charter o f Salvatore Bellinghiri of 293 . ”kThe psrty’'tlnr"X'rtthing ' o". m?nth‘^re"od\^Cen^ delivered the first sermon on Sun­ Oak Street. We are pretty sure FUNERAL HOME Spruce St.. Pvt. Charles H. Peck- day, Sept. 4, 1952 on the subject. v^n^ Mo^g" in^^or ;eve«^^^^^^ ' ■ • Better swimming there are some residents there to­ I H oldbacks ham, son o f Dr. and Mrs. Charles 'Ui.. I conditions in another season at "In the Beginning." also Rev. and then the trouble started day who are regretting the loss of Mrs. M- Edward Clark of the Con­ 17 EAST CENTER Wt. H. Peckham of 21 Comstock Rd.. Every morning, anj-where ' Salter's Pond. . . . More motorists Bolster West Ties and Pvt. Oliver W. Toop. son of i who will use hand signals when a tree or some beautiful branches. necticut Baptist Convention. Rev. Tel. Mi-s-«an Panmunjom, Sept. 8 — tween .9 o'clock and 6 a. m.. ' making a turn or when stopping. But we submit that Manchester Earl W. Darrow. former interim Mr. and Mrs. W, Randall Toop of phone would ring for the other A full-scale dispute over the j And to flip on the correct direc­ residents had the proper respect minister of the new church prior to AMBULANCE SERVICR 102 Tanner St., have arived at party member. The phone would Bonn, Germany, Sept. 8 (VPi •■approved by tha incoming Biinde- exchange of war prisoners Fort Dix. N. J., for 16 weeks of tional light, not the left when for trees long before the Oiarter Mr. Neubert's arrival, and Mrs. I alag I Lower Hoiiae of Parlia- Heart Attack in Capital ring as many as 20 .times, he said. Germany’s victorious Chan­ basic training. Prior to entering making a right turn. . . . Signs Oak blow. DarroW. I ment). which la expected to meet vas htiilding up today. The It raised havoc with the every upon entering Manchester on the As evidence consider the case of cellor Konrad Adenauer to­ the service Pvt. Bellinghiri was Mrs. Frank O. Carpenter, 91 here for the first time Oct. 2. Communists accused the Al­ ' *> day living of the family. Both our highways with the inscription, the huge white oak at Myrtle and employed at Hamilton Standard friend and his wife were awakened CAPTAIN AND MRS. NORMAN MARSHALL Adelaide Rd., president of the day began welding a new Ger­ I Some sort of coalition seemed in­ lies of holding back captivcj ■Manchester A City of Village Church Sts. Part of it .stands m Division of United Aircraft Corp.. and also the children. Some times Women's Society of the church, man government dedicated to evitable. The big question today Charm". . . Trout stocked at Cen­ great grandmother having served and the U.^’ . ('ommand draft­ Pvt. Peckham at Pratt and Whit­ the entire family got up grumbl­ the highway. Tree Warden Horace Sunday night. Sept. « organised In March. Is chairman the "liberation” of Flaat Ger­ was how many parties would be Ei){litpen Dip in Tpiiement Firp ter Springs Poqd before the open­ Murphey, who has a tree or two in the pioneer days of the Army in ed a demand for the return of Hurricane ney and Pvt. Toop at the Man­ ing about the dam old telephone Captain and Mrs. Norman Mar­ of the committee In charge of the many and close armed alliance repreaented. , chester Public Market. ing of the 19,14 season. . . . Traffic to worry shout, thought it might London. He received his education dinner. Her assistants will be Mrs. The voting Sunday gave 48 Allied POWs it asserts are ringing. light at the Center so that you can shall will conduct their last meet­ in many cities finishing high with the West. With a little picking up to stop be dangerous. He marked it 'or Douglas Lindsay, Mr*. Floyd Biindeatag acala to the Free Demo-’ still in Red hands. Passing Brings cross when no traffic officer is ing at the Salvation Army Citadel. removal and waited to see if an\ - school in New York City. His col­ Chapman, Mrs. Virgil Hsrtzog and Talk* nilh I.rBilrr* i crats and 15 to the German party, While Peiping Radio asserted the ring in the morning, it was there to lend his assistance. . . . lege work was done at Bob Jones Tapers O ff one would object. It will b* in the nature of a "Fare­ Mrs. Glsdy* Barney, circle leaders. TTir 77-yrar-old (Jhriatlan Drm- both mrmbera of Adenauer's gov­ the U.N. Command withheld 357 fotind that the telephone was being Stricter ban on cars that park in College, Houghton College, and •oret chlrf oprnrd talks with po­ used as an alarm clock. One man Several per.sons did. Murphey well Meeting" for the Marshalls, home comfort ernment bloc slqce 1949; 3 to the CTiineae and Koreans from repatri­ I front of the post office in a no who have been appointed to Port­ IVmple University. litical Iradrra on ths ahapr of hia was calling the home of another held a public hearing on the mat­ Centralist party, which henceforth ation, Geir.e^Mark Clark'a head- H ftI TV SERVICE parking area. ter and the -Arguments of the resi­ land, Maine, where they will take Mrs. Marjorie Marshall was new admini.*!ration after thanking said it would vote along with the qiiartera worked over a Hat of In Atlantic to tell him to get up. up new duties on the Northern bom In Kalamazoo. Mich. Her par­ Weat Germans last night for the Competent service by quali­ Not only did the party-liner use dents who love that tree persuaded MacAlpiiie lo Flay Chancellor; and 27 to the nAv Americana believed In Red cap- National Grief Expensive Idling Headquarters staff. ents are in the financial work of MORIARTY Bros. vote* that put him firmly in the tlvlly. fied teehniclans. House rails the phone for an slarm clock but him The tree is still there. , Refugee party formed bv the mll- Halifax, , Sept.' 5S.M. Phone MI-9-S299 any- Not too long ago this paper car­ And among those who objected Captain and Mrs. Marshall came the Army now stationed in Los 3 1 i CENTfcR Sr aaddle for another four yeara. > linns of fugitives from Commiinlat- The names were collected from the party would also pick up con­ ried a story that tallied . the Angeles. She. finished high school' At Sunday Service ttme.'-i,., to culling the tree was orte resi­ to Manchester in September. 1952 Speaking to a huge victory rally j occupied Germany. interviews with -returned prison­ ,8 LT*)— The third big blow of | Wastiinjrton, Sept. 8 (A*)—Thief Justice Fred M. Vinson, m tinually and sing and shout. Also, amazing amount of money spent from Bridgeport. Conn., where in Chicago, and then completed gathered in the Bbnn Town we were told, that toll calls were dent who had already fought hard The opposition Sociallata garner­ ers, from Communist broadcasts the hurricane aeaaon tapered .Kentucky jailer’s son who rose to the highest judicial office by state motorists in the first six to save some trees in front of his they had served the Corps for two work at business college there. In Sydney W. MscAlplne. new or­ Square, Adenauer called on hla ed the other 1.50 seats. end lists and from letters written off over the .\tlantic today picked up by the other party who months of this year compared to years. Previous to that they had 1944 she graduated from the East­ FUEL OIL people for a mighty, united effort by captives. I in the nation, died unexpectedly of a heart attack early today, then hung up before our friend own home. He engaged in battle ganist and choir director in St. ^ Adenauer certainly again will In- the amount spent in a similar served in Pawtucket, R. I.. Malden ern Territorial Training College to relea.se the 18million East Ger- The U.N. list, after careful re- after snaking across th e. could answer the call. The toll cal­ with the State of Connecticut Mary's Episcopal Church, will play I elude the $'ree Democrata in the IXhe S.'.-year-old judge and former holder of many top govern­ period one year ago. and Plymouth. Mass. They will go and six months later was married In that capacity for the first time ' Tal. MltchoE 3-5135 mani fron^ the "yoke of .Soviet i government, giving him a aafe ma- (hecking, will be handed to the Ivlaritimes and leaving a trail ment post* wa* stricken while at lers were toTd that no one was at which felt the trees ought to come to Captain Marshall. We forget the exact amount but to Northern New England as Divi­ .at the n'clock .service this un:J opimesalcm jin d ala very." [ joiil y of 97_ yqte*^...... Communiata u the demand that. of wreckage and , di.stres?, i.n^ home. to make. rppm for*_highw8i'-. sional ■rotlhg Peopte'»'S«m artes.- ....The' Marshalls have-three ■ chil­ 10 8 it 'was 'a 'heklthy chunk~6f dish" Those trees are still up. day. Servlcs* tomarrow are to be The Ch’ari'cellor'* ■V-bnau'liationa Me h in te d lo reporter* la;*t 'ni”gh r The Reds ei’lb'er'Tei'qrn dr account its ivake. and H'lf^ A complaint to the telephone Captain Marshall is a native of dren. two sons and a daughter. for the ml.aaing Americana. QOtMH’S company brought prompt action. and represented a tabulation too of A few weeks ago. the tree peo­ at 8:00 and 10:00 am , changing on hla new government were ex­ II hat he might also continue, hia Hoiyllng 70 , lo 80-mile-an-hoiir Hin wifF and hia aoh, F'r^d. Jr.. the increased automobile traffic on Chicago where he was born into a They have made many friends In pected to be abort. He la sched­ previous alliance with the,,german Ft waa lo have been given to the I were at th^ apartment and aiim- 1 An investigation was made and ple B.ssure us, a New York builder Salvation Army family. He Is a Manchester and reluctantly leave to 8:00 and 11:00 September 13. wlmia and lashing rain*, the worst from last reports from our friend Connecticut highways. added to the cost of his Mr. MacAlpine aaaiimed hi* post uled to present plan* for the new party, telling the newamen^e ele< - Reds Monday, hut was delayed , In a decade, brought at least one moped a phv.Ririan at 2:.V) a. m. 11,000 fourth generation Salvationist, his this lovely town. pending careful checks with av’ail- PHARMACY he has been bothered but one morn­ The Connecticut !5tate Highway pronerties -and got it—simply bc-- Tuesday. An Initial choir rehearsal lineup 'ITiiiraday lo a committee tion had shown the people’s faith death and dlatrea* at aea and j (D.^T) But V'lnaon died 4.^ Commission also figured that from cf hla parly. ahle Infnrmalinn in Tokyo and i miliMte« later, ing a week at 6:30 Instead of the iBuse they were adorned with a was called that evening with an Wa.ahmglon damaged apple and grain crop* In usual dally, Monday through Fri­ January to June motorists traveled passing through Rochester to foil er the court, the more severe the excellent response from old and The new government must be I (Oonllnued on Page Eight) I Vmson tfK)k over leadership of few good shade trees. Most build­ 3'he Joint Military Armistice Nov* .Scotia's farming belt. • day, ringing. about 3.8 billion miles over Nut­ radar with tin foil. penalty, the more outraged the new members. Many former mem- aa the wealh- , I the S. Supreme Court on .luiic OPEN SUNDAYS ers say .shade trees add from $100 j Commission will meet Wednesday I "relephones are wonderful things meg roads. The commission said The use of tin foil, however, as lawyer friend and the more plead­ I hers returned and new "recruit*" ermen dubbed it hit hardest In ' ; 24. 194fi, an appoinlf^ of former to $800 or more to the value of a at 11 a. ni. i 10 p. m. Tiieadav D.8T 1 I but some people abuse the privi it figures out the milage from new hou.se. well as that of steel marbles and ing the. defendant to have his ' will be added as rapidly aa pos­ Nova .Scotia, but i Truman to auff-eed the lege of having them. gasoline consumption. The first six chaln.s. proved useless in the face friend "pay 'em the two bucks." and there was a poaaihilitv the Hat • j !«♦•' Chief ,hi.4tiT# Harlan V. Sto*ie. 9 A.M. to 1P.M. Some shade trees in cities and sible.* will he given the Red* then. The and had the ’ months of 1953 showed that state ■suburbs carry a price tag of $'20 of the Implacable radar speed­ In the end. the convicted side­ In the past St. Mary'* pariah heavv wind and rain*. Power and I The Kenliii kian'a death pavea Dreamn In the Heat clocking meters. Weekend Toll at 27 meeting «■».* requested bv the U.N. • the way for President Kiaenhower autos burned up 280 million gal­ or more per inch of trunk walk spitter is led off to life im­ has had three regular veate.d choir* Command. communication break* were gen­ Things we would like to .see — lons of gasoline in intra-state Rochester Police Sgl. William I to make hia fira* appointment lo fP.M.io9P.M. diameter (The value varies with prisonment. still beseeching Joe to plus a parent*' choir which sing* Allied spokesmen said the eral throughout the eastern prov­ More vacant parking stalls on travel. the location, species, age ami Hamill, commenting on the in­ "pay 'em the two bucks." at service* involving very young ince*. -ithe Sup? erne Court ben< h. genious. though vain attempts to nariea will be announced In Wash­ LasI year, in the same period, health of a tree.l Mature in- chlldreo. Of these choirs two have ington. but that there wa* no indi­ Lt. Cmdr. L. C. Bishop of Hali- J .Ki.serhovver may name hia motorists used about 260 million beat radar which in the last 14 For Six-State Area ( ho’i e wifhin the next few weeka. Jiiidual trees may be worth as Time rhangrs'AM been the responaiblllty of the gen­ cation yet when this will be don fax fell overboard from the wai-e- 1 gallons of gasoline for about 3.5 months in Rochester obtained I ainfe the high rourt ia arheduled much as $2,000 to $10,000 apiece. While in a "bull" session with eral choir director. Mr*. W. B. Spokeamen declined to give any *'*»'*"• pleasure yatch Vagrant an d ’ billion miles. about 2.000 conviction.s. said, Kloppenburg handling the third, to open ija next ae.aaion Oct. 5. Y'ou don’t have to go so far "Maybe they are ex-GI's who re­ one of the reporters one hot. humid By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hintint a* to how many names were drowned despite the heroic rescue We wonder at this report. afield, we know, to find trees play­ which ia the Junior Choir. Thua on the list. attempt of hia wife. 1 P wan believed moat likely that AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Possibly the commission fails to member how the Germarts and day this week he told of a happen­ Thp Lalwr Day weekend in New England Co.at 27 lives in ac­ Ria^^nhower would deai^nate the \ l ing an Important part in real es­ ing on Main Street which we shall Mr. MacAlpine will, conduct the Feiping claimed a check of Mr* Bisliop. a life preserx'er W K AM W atm EQUIPPED FOB LARGE take into account the many times Japs fouled up Allied radar in air­ Senior Choir, which sing* at the new appointee aa Chief Jualu-^. tate values. We have heard a local planes by throwing around pieces repeat. cidents, 12 more than la.st year. Sixteen deaths were in traf. prisoner Hatii showed the Allies aioiind her w*i»t. jumped into the I TENNIS COURT.S OR .SMALL JOBS a motorist is caught in the in­ appraiser hold forth at consider­ late service Sunday morning and But he Tould ^ a o rhoae one of tne PARKi NO l o t s M.%niINE SPREAD—FORMS of metal foil that made confusing He wa.s on his beat when he fic and six by drowning- Rhode l.*land, which had no deaths held back 228 Koreans and 129 I churning »ea after her husband creasing traffic jams and keeps his able length on how much value the Boys' Choir, which will aing Chinese. TTieae 3.57, Peiping ; but roiddn't reach him. She herself ! e erit m ^ibeia of the 9-man , AND WALKS SET—POWER ROLLED engine idling along while waiting blips on the receiving lube. " noticed this young woman walking during the .t-^ay period Ia.st year, had four this year. otitt Chief Jii.atice and! sotne trees added to a piece of The motorists have been put­ Sunday evenings starting All said, wanted to return to their had a difficult time reaching shore ! Fred M. Vinson MATERIALS AND WORKMANSIflP GITARANTEED property the town eventually toward him on the aame side of Uonnectlf'iit l>oHer ------— 5jT2^.*^4lie new appointee aa an ' for the go-ahoad signal. We've ting the tin foil and steel marbles Saints' Dav, November J. In adr New Hampshire. Maine and Ver­ homelands. h«t werf not repatri- and wa* taken to hospital suffer- ' FREE ESTIMATES—TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSU been caught in Hartford traffic for bought. Luckily the trees in this the street. He glanced at her. as do dition to these responaibiiUlea the A5«^OTiatf Jualire. I UP TO 8 YEARS TO PAY in their hubcapi and dragging all eligible bachelors, and turned mont. which had no traffic fatali- a.ited during the prisoner ex­ ing shock. as long as 20 migiites at times and case were not too expensive to the Incoming director haa expressed change. Early today, hour* after the full , There waa aome iperulation that town, but we can see that the tax­ steel chains from the car's rear away. t'ca in 1952. had a total of right Court Is Asked Cailforma’a Cov. Earl Warren feel that a proper accounting end in their efforts. Then, when s desire to build up a male chorus this year. Maaaachuartta' six wa.* 'Both the U. N. Command and fury had hit the coast, one fishing ' payers might someday have to She said. "Hello, how are you?" In the pariah this winter. would be Eiaenhower’a choice. War- should be made of the gasoline stopped for speeding. they've the aame aa last year. However. the Communists have Insisted that craft waa still miaaing and another Smoke pours from upper fioiir* of a tenement house la Chicago'.* Vinson Rule DEMAIOBROS: thus wasted. pay out a pretty good sum if they Then he realized that he had A reception for Mr. MacAInine is all POW* who wanted repatria­ ren. a Republican, announced laat SINCE 19^0 claimed the radar speed reading is known the girl through high school Connecticut trimmed laat year's To Throw Out wa* reported in sinking condition . South Side section (letti and State Street*) where fire killed at lenat Thuraday he would not aeek re-elec­ And while we're on t^e subject arc .forced to deprive some man all off because of the anti-radar planned for Sunday, Sept. 1.3. at 6 tion had been returned during the TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MItchdl i-7691 of a valuable tree. but didn't recognize her. four to one this year. off the coast. |18 peraons early Sept. 7. Nine of the 18 bodie* taken from the tion when hia present term expires of autos, we can tell you now that cqulpmenL •' ‘s* p m. by a committee conaiating of The atale-by-atate record, list­ 33 days of Operation Big Swlth, The 7,5-foot vessel Joyce Marie ' 4Hitory Jmildlng were tho«e of children. .\ search was t>egun for it isn't your imagination . . . it Then, say our tree • specialists, The reason: She had dyed her members for the senior choir. AH at the end of the next year. He Of Tribunal To correct this impression. ing traffic, drowning and nilscel- Tidclands Suit which ended Sunday. wa* reported ainking off the west­ posolMe other xlctim* who may have been buried when the bnek of gave no hint of hla future plana. does cost more to run your car. thire are intangible values that hair and looked altogcthei differ­ memher* and friend* of St. Mary's ‘ Hamill said, "I somclimes put laneoii* deaths In that order: Even aa the post-exchange dia ern end of the Province and a Ml# building Mllapoed. • At Eiaenhower’a vacation head- The American Automobile Assn., every tree owner appreciates. ent. are Invited to attend. pute flared, the last group of jc , Trees cool off a plac% In the sum- them in the radar transmitter car Maaaachuaetta 6-3-1, Maine Washlngtgon. Sept. 8 (A5 The Goaat Guard cutter was racing to I quarters in Denver. aaaiiUnt press says it costs 6 per cent more than and drive past in their cars. I show 3-1-1, Vermont 3-0-2, Rhode Island Justice Department today a.*ked healthy American* freed earlier j her aide to take aboard the crow. , secretary Murray Snyder Mid then Noteworthy it did two years ago. rrlcr. help break angry frigid winds were on their w^v Imtiwby Phlt».-*r*^Y>fr the south o f winter. They form vistas, frame them that the radar speedometer Fall Style Early 1- 2-1, New Hampshire 2-0-0, Coit- the U. S. District , Court here to , he knew of no post for which War­ Overall upkeep this year -for registers their correct speed." With 297 ex-POW* aboard, the waa no) report oon n the...... 87-foot— ...fishing...... , views, screen out undesirable The blazing sun we have had nectlrul 1-0-0. throw out a suit hv the Rtate of ren was beinjf considered. Washington, Sept. 8 (iP)— the average motorist who drives sights. They reduce traffic noises. They've yet to discover a means every day for more than a week At'kan.*aa challenging the right of eighth and laat troopship to re- craft Sister kf. Antonio, miaaing I I When Truman nanred the affable, miles annually—comes to TTie Hat by state.*: Fire Probed A BREAK 10.000 Tliey soften architectural lines, be­ for fouling the radar, Hamill said. haa done untold damage, not only A FRIENDLY CHALLENGE coastal states lo oil lands under­ turn American prisoner* aalled ,,fte r a trip to the Lahave Banka middle-of-the-road Vinson ss Chief Thief Justice Fred M. Vinson Maaaarhiiaett* J908. come outdoor pieces of fujrniture. But don't despair, speeders. to the vegetables and fruits, but neath the marginal aeaa. from Inchon for the 2-week trip off the coast. I Juatice in 1944 it wa* widely in almost seven years of Ru- John O. Smith. 77. of Shrewa- to San Francisco. On land, the full strength of the | That a called pleasure riding in And as they grow in stature and There is one way. The Herald Trib to the lawns which are seared and Claims Recognized . Iieved he waa choaen aa a r>eare-' preme Court leadership wrote a pleasure, car. TO THE PEOPLE OF bui V wa* killed near his home In a That left only 18 American ),„rricane swept the lush apple j ChicafiTo. Sept. 8 (fpj__ po* • hcra of one family, including six boalit.v, they enhance the value of quotes a representative of the brown, except in extremely shady 2- rar collision on the Worcester ; -Congreaa enacted legislation at maker in the wrangle then going on ruling ooinions that w ill ffO Norwalk. Conn., firm manufactur­ repatriate* In Korea, All »iere orchards of the between Justices Robert H Jack- . op'oions inai win go property as the value of the spots. They have the look of CONNECTICUT •Turnpike. : Ha laat session recognlaing claims ^ Mice and fire department of- Ffremen said it would be several FOR THE MOTORIST! Old .Mother Sol buildings deteriorate. ing the radar speed timer on the late October or early November of the coastal state* to the lands medical caaea scheduled fo r evac- und grain flelda of the central sec . ^ ^ son and Hugo L. Black. down in historv as markers An area chicken farmer who Victor Poirier, 25. of Lawrerige. nation shortly. ; tion of the. Province. Apple grow -i ficia ls tod a v soukIU to deter- before debris la cleared suffi- Good shade trees beautify a way to beat the. machine. covered with dry, brown maple drowned and three companions Arkansas filed a suit contending Was 19th Justice i a number of legal mile- likes to read out of state papers Other ailing POWa ''••''T -b .ra .**id th>Xrt*mag» might b«, a*T.u. c:,.. .u . rivntlyto determine whether It’ neighborhood, make a community All you have to do- now pay leaves, which in many caaea the were saved when theirj boat cap­ the legislation waa iincqnatitii- contained more dead. Tniman himself noted Vinson Stone.*, tells us that he has conducted an homey; Greenfield, Mass., for ex­ attention—is to install in your car route home by plane from Tokyo, high a* $1.00fiiq00, wa* to become the 13th Chief Jiia- j Upheld Fine# DID YOU KNOW THAT householders have raked up in sized- while f 1 a h I n g in choppy tinnal. Meanwhile, the stage Was being ^ All along .th X coast small and-, sw ept ■ th rou g h « South Si<|o Separate investigation.* were experiment which bears out the ample—and its citizens began a transmitter using the same fre­ piles, dreading to burn them with water* off Plum Island Newbiiry- In reply, the Jiiatire Department being made by the firV depart­ i,tice in t’. S. history, and called it i Probably hi* most noted majority claim of a Brooklyn man- that planting trees back in 1792—val­ »et for the next phase of the arm- , c-aft *lH|e. Warned in plenty tenem ont onrlv quency as the radar apparatus and everything dry aa tinder. port. filed a (liamiaaal motion contending latice settling the fate of pri.*on- | f,f time aa the hurricane ao- yesterday ment. the city building department "lucky for the United State* and opinion was the one which upheld chicken eggs can be hatched by ues -its town-owned trees today at lucky for Mr. Vinson at least I contempt of l;ourt fine* imposed on VAN IS NOW SELLING TIRES then flip the switch as you pass —'A Non. In Lynn. 3-ye*r-old' Richard that Arkan.*as haa no legal inter­ Conley said that if Lynch want- pjoached from ita\ Caribbean killing at least 18 persons. and the coroner* office. An in- sun heat alone. $3,000,000. Stockbridge. Mass., has the radar sta.tion. Perry was killed when ilruck by a est. The department lontended qiie.«l wa* fo be held today. hope it la.-" John L. I>ewj* and hla United Mine All this was brought on when become a place of - outstanding Of course, this solution, though LOOK further that Arkansas does not ! apawning ground, had ducked into The known vihtim* in the fire Fire Marahol John J. Haherkorn Truman wa* informed of Vin- ‘ Worker* for ^refusal to crill off a AT ALL THE LAKE DEVELOPMENTS car near hia home. (l'phtlniie.1 on Page Eleven) ! j^,. .helter. AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN our friend read In the New York beauty because thousands of trees It might be the answer, still poses have the right to sue the federal that deal roved ■ a 4-atarx- brick said the cause of the blaze wa.* not ’ son:* death shortly brifore-board-- coal strike: have been planted there the past Paiil McCarthy, 20. of Natick! At least a dozen jAate glass building at 3616' .South Slate St , ing a plane at Detroit bound for The Chief Justice also wrote for Times that a farmer in the popu­ several problems, not even count­ IN THE STATE — THEN COME TO « wa* killed in 5'*rmouth. when his government without the lonsent of determined. U was believed to lous East New York section of 100 years. ing the one about having to spot Congiea*. • I store window* were broken in were five women, four men and have started in a first floor apart­ hi* Mi.*souii home. the high tribunal * majority when We can't quote any statistics on car struck a tree on .State Route "It is a terrible loss and a ter- it upheld convictions of the lop Brooklyn, succeeded in hatching 11 the radar station before you get 28. Arkan.aaa haa until Sept. 17 to LJIIICI 3 I ' ^**'^** nearby Proapec nine children, all Negroes, They ment, in the rear of a tavern the. subject at the moment but we heavy sea* crashed over a wharf were among about 1.50 persona be­ rible shcK'k." the former President Communist jeader* oty charge* of Van Always Sells For Less! eggs from a group of 20 which to It. The first thing you'd have Mr*. Mary P. Mellet, 74. died reply lo the motion. After it* reply The rear two-thirds of the 63- were placed on a hot tin roof. know- that the local Park Dept, has to consider in getting a trans­ la filed, a dale will be set for argu­ and levelled a garage. lieved to have been in the tene­ year-old building collapsed into ■*aid, "He was a great man and a conspiring tc) overthrow the govem- tree planting program which it after a fall from the third floor of In New England water*. the ment when the fire broke out great Juatice aa well aa a great ment by force and violence, This proves, according to the mitter is the price. It would cost her Boston heme. ments on thg matter. Airs Attempts’ the ba.sement about 20 minute* man from BFOdklyn and the area carries out in cooperation with $1,000, and that's a lot of money, The ownership of the submerged .,500-tnn Panamanian freighter about 3 a. m. (DSTI Monday. after firemen arrived. Fire offi­ citizen of the country. We'll all It is known that Vinaon fejt th< property owners. The only trouble Richard Almeida. 15, of New ,Ev

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the Town Election Oct. 5. and the MA^C«l:.STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 19^3 Wapping Th# Right Answer! Ellington caucua will transact any other OK MANCHESTER PA G E TW O Hal Boyle btislneai that may be brought be­ aETCHER BUSS CO. GOP Caiiipaigtiers ■ N . I r / < = / .William N. Oatla got to Glc*rk, Selectmen fore It. Town Court to Resume School Sessions The Fire Department will ob- Police Official know. It the hard way. The 14S WEST MIDDLE TIJlINPIKB Stores Open Schedule for, Winter EASTWOOD iwcret police of O-echoslovak a sarve Ita 2.5th anntveraary, Stin- 27 in Area Groom McCarthy fo rk in g Man Counts To Make Voters da.ti with a social and'bar)>eque at DUE TO MANY REQUESTS. WE ARE ' I ^ Start Tomorrow made It plaip what his answers t d* were to be whep he appeared in the Italian Social Club Snipsic St., 1 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED T oniorrow A irs Attempts The Manchester Town Court It ekemU he eeem All Mar cast - - f — PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT w'ill go back on Its winter ■ntsAwair tiara court on rigged^up charges of Ellington, Sept, 8 (Special) The social will be from ld;o5 p, m.; TEMPr.ATES F0R~ALL CARS (Continurd from Pa|fc One) CUiro Tr*v»r Lose Lives schedule e ffe c tiv e ’this week. Wspplng, Sept. S— (Special) — spying. The .rSelectmen and Town Clerk the barbeque will be/serveil^ at 5 MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) WE ARE HOLDING CLASSES Because of the holiday yes­ U r«l«r “MaIb RtrOAt Labor Day Blessings p. m. To Fix Ticket of All schools In town will r#-open Oatis tells about this and will be in session on the following terday. most Main Street store* Judge John S. G. Rottner so- treateat cheer to hi* mention .To Bmwlwaj'*' .AniMiiince Engagement GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETJI nounced from the bench In a I McCarthy’s Investigations. ] W an t A e^J(eld-i Betina. both 62. of Newport. N. H.. jiirie*. but Greenwich'Hoapilal re-! ward* told Conley that all traffic three others face dlaclpllnary ac­ IMAGINE THE METER OF But GOP campaign committee MANC-HESTER voice. "You’re the one I wanted to missing jack ?’’ from 2 to 4 p. m. at Union and subsequent to Sept. 19, ' ' , In the Town Hall at 8 p. Iti. This; A | ported .she wa* In good condition. ; ticket*, once (Hied out, must be tion following an Incident In the we^^killed in a 2-car collision in official* say they're optimistic speak to. This is Jim Beagle, re­ "No, sis found It In her por ket Wapplng schools. Children en­ Democrat C!*ucii* Set meeting will l)e Broad ^po'ok night. ! NORTH MAIN ST. Vaclavik. thrown out o( the car tarried through. Etlward* then .South Norwalk businesa center Springfield. about retaining Senate control In Dfu'/e-9*'vlkfAW porter on the Hometown Dally later. The doc said all the (loor- tering grade one for the first time Regino Amerlo and Mrs. Rose A caucus of the Democrallr votV trecBuse the committee' la from the a* It 'sheared off five fence post* authorjr.ed another ticket which early Sunday morning. acope showed In the baby was whst Broad Brock areg.'' GAS PUMP READING LIKE THISI YMCA * In Wati‘rbury, William Deal. .M. next year's election. H o f n fN NcTr^jt Eagle. My city editor wants a must be six years old on or before Morra. both of Italy: two sons, ers will be held In th« Town HsII and skitlded 127 feet, suffered a wa* sent to Mooney by mall, t'y'^lcMI •'’ol'rd llke lhe remains of a couple Re>Op«ninir September 14. l.'i. 17 j died from mjiii les suffered In « Oi'lins idrnUfied the resigned of- They regard Kentucky and feature story on how a Jan. 1, 1954. and parent* mutt Secondo Brochettl of Kensington, next Monday at 8 p. m. for the brain Injury and fractured rib*. Mooney will appear In town coiirt 'o f grasshoppers and aomethlng purpoae.of nominating candidates Manchester Evening Herald El­ Wouldn’t it be wonderful to 1 15-fool fall from, hi* b»rn. fiirr a* Charles Fallon, a regular Micldgan n* diinger areas for working man and his family en-i , , , . ,,, „ present a birth certificate. and Joseph Rrochetti of Italy; and AJiss Sunich remained In the car j Monday at 7 p. m. member of the department for two them- Sen. (Tooper tR -K vi will be Joyed lib o r Day. You know king «>»'’ ^^at looked like a small garter for the var'lous Town Offices. The , lington .(Vfrrespondent, Mr*. G. F. BALLET. TOE. TAI». ACROBATIC Craig W. Barnard. 6. of West- Comml.ssloner Jantr.er. in con- OOP Unit to Meet 12 grandchildren. know that you could drive I until it rame to a halt. _ I i months. He Identified another of battling against what ha* often snake, but of courae he couldn’t be Funeral aervices will be held nominees will be voted on at I Rcrr,,telephone Rockville 5-B8IS. wood, N. J.. died wheq a log rolled flim ing the incident, said: "It is a for a day, and that sort of thing." The laat meeting of the Repub­ 490 mile* or more on a single Claiwes and Private Instruction I State Police said they could' ' the policemen aa Bernard Brodev, been a Democratic trend in Ken­ "I don’t know about that king real sure." lican Town Committee prior to Friday at 8 a. m. in the Newkirk ' over his bod.v »nd broVe hi* neck thing we don't want to have hap­ "Waa the baby upset. sir?" find no witnesses to the accident' 1 who has been a police regular for tucky in non-presldentlal year*. butlnesa," said Joe. "But If 65 the Sept. 10 cauc((s will be held and Whltne.v Funeral Home. 318 ! tinkful of ga»? Ow ners of the »5.o~n in Hubbardton. % pen to our police department, "No, but my wife was. Still is and didn't know what caii.sed the ' eight montha. Orlina declined to bucks a week makes a typical tonight al 8 at the Town Hall. Burnside Ave., F.iist Hartford. | Robert O. Pulsifer. 20. or^Uain- sime the deparlinent'a morale la Kept yelping about It all .the way new Aero Willy* equipped THE I car to leave the road. identify the other two men, sav­ Among member* of the Tuareg working man, I'm your Joker, bus­ Final plans for the GOP chicken A solemn Requiem Mass will he | 1491 ardsville, N. Y., wss killed when Vaclavik and Mi.** Sunich were In danger." home. We got home about mid­ ing they were superniimerartcs tribes of the Sahara Desert, the ter." barbecue scheduled for Sept. 20 held in St. Frsnris of Assisi ! with overdrive, according to his, car atriick a tree In Albuig. I.yiu'h was appointed to the com­ night, and all three of the kids was 4 driving home from New York at w h j will be dlaplin^d by him. men wear veils day and night that "Heh. heh. well, well, Wo(dd you Church at 9 s.m. Burial will be In a national magazine, report 27.9< Rhode Island mission earlier this year to (III a crying, and I finally told the will be announced. ./CHIEF CASHIER • I* gALABH Ytje lime. ; cpver ail their face* except the mind telling me all the homey To See Ball Game St. Marya Cemetery. .New Britain, j Three-year-old Germaine Spauld­ vacancy caused by the resignation Orlina said the artion came aa a ' mlasus to oh. shut up. and she said averaging 27.3 miles to the Bridge Traffic Heavy I eyes and the lop of the nose. ittrk "B IO KBAMB** little detalli about your big. day The Past Comjrnander’s Assn, Friend* msv rail *t the funersL ing was struck by a cai near her of Arthur Dibeiaidino. former result of an investigation Into a : who’s telling whom to shut up. and t y p is t s — OFFICE WORKERS In Haitlord, heavy traffic c6n- o ff? " of Abe E, Miller Post Is planning home after 7 pm. tomorrow. j gallon in country driving. home in Pawtucket. Democratic Town Chairman, confectionery store robbery ear ly I so we finally got lo-sleep about 3 TYBUR linued tb-roll over the Charter Oak STARTS TOMORROW "There wasn’t nothing homey - trip to New York later this Ill jNarraganaett, Dr. Edwin J. Lynch'a .term on > the commission .Sunday morning when the four > Aero Willy* have delivered up Bridge today. Many motorist* ap-’ about it that’s the trouhle.” said a m. I waa Juat geUiiig ready to Miuinfcester Evening Herald WE CAN USE Roche. .58, drowned at the Galilee expires next monih, and he la not policemen should have been on shave when you called. Mr. Seegle” month. The Legion mitmberahlp paierttly put o ff the jouiney home­ Joe. "W e didn’t slay. home. I was Wapplng r«rre»i>ondenl, Mr*. ,\n- i to 35 miles per gallon. (953 Beach Club, which he owned. He seeking re-election. A Democratic duty in the area. An inquiry seek­ "Beagle, sir. Not Seegle. Well, will aee a baaeball game there, YOU NOW FULL TIME School of Dancing ward to take advantage of a.full trying to catch me some shuteye, nie Oollln*, telephone Mitchell was knocked unconscious when hi* erttf*!!.* nominated him last week ing to determine the whereabouts , voti had quite an adventure. One Thoms* C. Hesljr holiday Monday. Officials antici­ WRO f and the misaua taya lo get up. F'lineral services will be held to­ 8-4419. - BaHar tea yovr Willyt Jaalmr today. To Repister, f’lease Call MI-9-5767 head struck a rock while swim­ pated that more than 60.000 cars to run for the office of tax col- of the men during the robbery we’re going on a picnic. I said no, final question. Every working man Liberal Store Di.scount.s luroed up these facts, Oi^llns ssid: naturally like* lo count his bless­ morrow at 9:15 a.m. at the Ahearn ming. would cross the Connecticut River lei tor. j >11 - TRI'HNH OI.Oli; and she said whose day o ff did T Lym h. who works In New ings on I.,abor Day. What,- sir. Funeral Home, 180 Farmington EXTENDED;b FORE<’A s r^ ^Friendly Working Condition.s , Edwin J. Sullivan. 24. of Provi- span today. Kroni 11 p. m. Sunday Fallon admilled taking a taxi-4 “SlrAnsier Wore A Gun” think It was. so we went on the Ave , Hartford fo r Thomas C. Boston. Sept . 8 IA6 Tlfr tem- until 11 p. m. Monday 51,946 cars Haven, denied today that he tn .any would you say is the greatest bless­ dence drowned when he wa* caught cab owned by the American Taxi Al *:'!* picnic." Healv. husband of Mr*. Elisabeth perature in New F,nCngJSnd during , in * surf runout *t Matuniick traveled over the bridge, well be­ way attempted to fix the ticket. in g?" Co., and Inviting Broder to go .M. (i. M '• "W ho was in the group?” pur­ Hofferth Healy of 175 Camp Ave. th* next five, days' Wednesday a p p l y in p e r s o n PLEASE I Beach. low the record breaking figure aet He said that Mooney was follow­ for a ride with him. The two "Main Street To Broadway" ’ ’Ain’t no doubt about It. Mr. ing ha ; accident*, 90 was following me. he sppsrently three son*. Thomas "W. H taly of of her crib. case ” when Fsllon asked them tn i I hadda drive a hundred miles to Farminjfton. Norman P. Haaly. of " i f on the average total I.eS* than . DaCORMIER MOTOR SA tES TIn c. " Maine 1 juries 47. AH were below' the 19.52 w ent through' when 11 was on cau­ Weekend Deaths get Into the cab. They said they I the take for the picnic. Hadda go Hartford, and Raymond F. Healy '■one tenth of »n inch occurring In 22 .MAPI.E STREET MANCHE.STfcE Harold A. Wiley, 41, and his ' figiiies. tion." Lynch rleclared. were not ausplctoua because F a i-' to that one on account of my of Newington: a daujthter, Mr*. scattered ahowers over the week-j Gves You UNIT CLEANING wife, Susan. 40, of Palmyra were Oi. the national scene, luore than I.yni'h contended that he has no MANCHESriN STARTS By THE AS4HOCIATKD PRESS Ion and Binder were In a taxicab wife's relatives live closer to that Kathleen H. Goorichild o(/ H *rt- killed in a head-on sulo-truck col­ 500 persons lost their lives In vir>- juiIsdictton over the police depart­ •iameslown, R. I. Vice Adm. end. 1 since 10 new cruiser* ordered for ford; three sisters. M ra;''R. W. lision St Maewshoc. lent accidents dur ing the nation s ment which he said is making a John Havens Dayton, tt. S. N. the department had no( arrived TOMORROW "A cop atnpped me on the way .Sputhergill of West Haftford, Mr*. Everett A. Lawrence. 6.5, of West Labor Day holiday •birt traffic concerted drive against violators. and gave me a 125 tirket for (R et), 84, lommander of the U. S. and it was the practice of police STATE FJeanor Power* qfi''Hartford snd What Is Hartford, Conn.. was found fatalities were under the pre-holi­ "(Jow ever.” he continued. "I told apeeding. He said I was hitting 45 naval forces in F.urope in 1928 and to engage other vehicles for pa­ Mrs • C. V. Bwl)*mln of South | drowned In * raft by the Coast day estimate of 440. the officer that it was my opinion trol purpose.*. miles Instead of 35. when as a 1929 and who formerly had com­ that Moonev had gone through Windsor; two''brother*. Pstrlck F. Guard s half mile off 5'ork Beach. A survey today showed that at From limitless space matter of fart my old bus wouldn't manded a number of the Navy's when the light was on caution and 5Vhen the taxicab reached Calf Healy .of >I*rtford and Lt. John F. , Ill Portland. 12-year-old Joseph least 541 persons were killed In Pa.*tiire Beach the two superniim- do 45 on a downgrade unless I got largest ships. Born in Rock Island. Unit Cleaning? McIntyre died in a hospital of in­ not when it W'a.* red. I liidn I think Shea. J;tSN'retired, o^M snehester.' violent accident* over the extend­ emrlea asked’ to be taken bark to theyre reaching out and pushed it. Hey, ran .you 111. Died Monday. juries suffered Friday night when that there was any violation on help me fix the ticket? ” Reno, Nev. Verner L. Adams. amt four grandchildren, | PROCESS 1. ed holiday periorl from 6,, p. m. the part of Mooney He had two of their post*. .'\nna Gabero Broctietli ] he was struck by a taxi. Friday until midnight Monday Oi'lins said Fallon admitted tak- "Sorry." anld the voice. "What 71, long active In Nevada business It 1* Constant filtration of soap during the heavy soap cycle or In Gieenvllle the body of Andrew his children with him and I don’t Mr*. Anna - Gabero Brochettl. ' (local time). . . ing the taxicab without the per- for y o u ! else happenerl ?" and mining circles and father of" cleaning cycle. The system does not allou the soap to redeposit Wiliams. 50, of Sarasota. Fla., was ' think he'd risk their lives by jump­ "W ell," said Joe. "line of my Strong Rd,; South Windsor, widow i The dead included 279 killed in iuia8ion of its owner. Miss F.va Adani*. administrative or break down because the soup and solvent Is filtered constant­ found in ftve feet of water in W ig- j ing a red Ight. " hrolhers-in-law borrowed ten assistant to U. S. Sen. p # f Mc- of Gabriel Brochettl. died yesler- 1 traffic miahapa. The National I.ynch said that he signed the Broder will appear before the ly In a separate system during the cleaning eycle. gin StreHiu. i bucka from me. Later they got me f.'arran of Nevada. Borif In Colo­ day afternoon al the home of her opening shock Your clothes can heyet gal gray or dull looking. This is the nr- •Safety Council had eatimated 440 ticket but did state that he police commission for a hearing, New' Hampshire | to umpire a softball game, and the rado. Died Siidav. daughter, Mrs. Adelina Pola, of errt of the C M T C L E A M X fi colors, the purr whiles, and the peraons w'ould be killed in motor' i thought there was a lack of proper Oi'lins said. Mia. Gertrude Fifleld. about 60. i only close one I called at the pbite Winsted. C o n n ." Harper Grant the same address. fluffy clean feel lo tfie hand the C.SIT CI.E.WINti gives. Every accldenta during the 78-hour proi'ediire on the part of the o f­ of Watertown. Mass., was killed, , gti| me a pop bottle In the eye. and Rosa. 66. east^il'representative in Born in Italy, Aug. 1, 1870. ahe ounce of soil Is removed and trapped In the separiile soap filler period. Sixty-seven persons ficer. little more disciiminal'on and her husband injured critically o ff the record 1 think it was my the United .Sltates and Canada (or has lived th South Windsor 16 never to redeposIt again on your clolhes.______drow'ned and 95 others lost their should have been shown by the .if- other brother-in-law that threw it, years. Besides Mr*. Pol*, she oscillation in a head-on auto crash in Bos- , lives in other accident*, including the Tor^'Steel, Gear and Pinion ficer” on arcouril of I wouldn’t lend him Co., of'Cincinnati. Died Monday. 1 leaves two other daughters, Mrs. s rawen. flres. plane crashes, falls, etc. Albert Beaiichesne, 58. of New- j a dime." SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE The tiaffic toll this Labor Day PATROI-5I.AN RE-SIGNS " N o t h in g else, sir?" market was killed when his car compared to 432 for the 3-day La­ crashed Into a tree in Portsmouth, Nniwslk. .SBpt. 8 lA*! Chief of ^ .. . . r 4 T n ( "Well. I c ame hark and hnishM *less side drift WORK ACCEPTED UP TO 10 A. M. bor Day holiday last year and a the ant* off the food, and I gJ>esa aA/kaaMig/qm 1 sq^ i * (kinnectlcut record 461 In 1951. In Cromwell. Frank 55’. Me- ; ..-r.-wrW-uUtURl— e kinda over-e.l, ao I all etcHed.oul to EXCEPT SATURDAYS "Of course were gratified the grab me some ahuleye, p,rlH all of , f Intvre. 60. was killed when struck loll Is running below the Coun- a sudden sis starteij,-Trying he- ’ by a car near his home, gsss Have You An Event, a jumper descends Vil'.s ..pre-holiday estimate,’’ said cause she lost one 'of her Jacks. Michael V’aclsvik. Jr. 48. of Ned H. Deniborn. Safety Council Then my mlssuj'hollera the baby We.stport, w'ss killed tn an aicident president. "However, it's tragic must’ve swalUnveil it on account of Scheduled That Calls on the Mernlt Parkway in Green­ that the estimate was a* close she wss placing In the grass with straight down landing on his foot wich at J:15 a m today, hut his HS It w'li*. It's a pity that a holi­ desth was not included among day must be accompanied by such For Food? those charged to the holiday week­ whiite.-alp slaughter ’ Manchester end w'liich safety officials regard It may be a wedding, a banquet or just an informal get Is-s* Than Ijisl 5'ear i B.s extending from 6 p,m. Friday lo The 1952 Labor Day holiday r STATIONERY i together of a sfKietv, lodge or some friendly group. j midnight Iasi night, violent death toll was 5.58. including ) \’8cl*vik'* passenger. Mi.s.s Lydia 4.’)2 in Iratfic and the record toll In e AIRMAH- . NOTES 4 WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU The NEW DESIGN L LEADING BRANDS ^ I .Sunich, 24. of ,12 Ambler Dr . .Nor­ 19.51 was 6.')8. ' TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION walk, .si'iffered possible hai k in- The biggest single tiaffic toll thish Dry Cleaners year was at Tampa, Fla., with Our catering .service is set up to be flexible enough (o . W t ’ ^Arthur Drue Stortsj makes the difference seven women and gills killed In a accommodate any siz.e gathering. Why not call us and* 93 WELLS SL TEL. MI-3-7254 tiain auto collision. In the miscel­ talk over the details? laneous group, 18 person* lost their Persoiial Nolicps lives in a (ire in (I3)icago. The death* by states, traffic, . STARTS WKI»NI*^I>AV 4'O.MINO FRIOAY 101 TUCKER drowning and miscellaneous, in •THP RHl A K V Sprrlal AsphI An Appreciation •M\ rAYORITK SPY * • THK 4fTM .MAN^* that Older: ►TAKK .'IP. TO TOWN/ . ?«r.w VORk'I.U'K l.\». CO. Garden Grove RpHunful fltiwpi’N end ih«* Nti«)Wpr nf Alabama 5-0-1: Arizona S l-l; I Ru*lnr** In*.— Endowments ARNOLD PAGANI, Prop. 4-nrd!* thnt 5L#'t*- *«> kiiulU Arkansas .I-O-l; California 18-8-6; Retirement Plan* Ba(k-to-School niA h\ frir'iul* Ahd .JiriRhborB Ahilp lii Ihp hfippilAl wpi* ^illv npprr'4’iAlpri. Colorado 6-6-2. Connecticut 1-fl-O; Mortgage In*.—Life Inaiirance ’ PkONKS: MI-.1-7364 or MI-3-8847 Stnrrrplv. Delaware 1-0-0; Florida 17-3-3; a n n o u i^ in g t h e o p e n in g KliKUbPtb Georgia 8-2-1; Idaho 1-0-1; Illinois TEL MI-9-5833 17-1-21: Indiana 15-0-2. OF MA^HESTER'S NEWEST AND MOST Iowa 7-0-2: Kansas 2-2-2; Ken­ 2 1 tucky 91-0; l-ouisiana 6-2-0; PROGRESSIVE DANCE STUDIO! .Maine 3-1-1; Maryland 17-5-0;. Massachusetts 6-l-i: .Michigan ,20-61; Minnesota 6-0-0; Mississippi ' »>\ PIONEER Guide Surface with fh« iup*r-smooth i 2-0-2. i Carol Quinn Koehler Astounding sconosi Nebraska 5-0-2; New Hampshire Anrasing tpoOacIotl El«ctro>P6lish*cl Point I 2-0-t); New . Jeiaey 4-3-2; New j ! Mexico 4-2-1; New York 20-2-6; ■ H o lly w e o d 's mog'ic^ Personnel Parachutes ' .N'm th Carolina 1.5-.5-0, Ohio 22-6- SCHOOL of the DANCE comora mirodol ' 2; Oklahoma 10-0-3; Oregon 13-2- WECHeATNeW II R e R t s u k p f 1; Pennavlvanla 13-2-9; Rhode "island 1-2-1: .South Caro- t a p — BALLET — ACROBATIC 1 line 15-0-0; South Dakota 5-0-0; P U s . ' Tenne.s.seo 9-0-3; 'I'e.xas t.5-0-4; BALLROOM — BATON TWIRLII^G THEin r* TOPSr* 1.^IN .MI .'SBASICAL ENTERTAINMENT! PARH£R 5/ Utah 2-0-1; Vermont 3-0-2; Vir­ WITH ginia 1.5-1-0. 5Va.shington 9-1-1; C O NSTANCE Rejfiktratiori.a 5vill hesrin Sept. 10. 11 and 12 from 10 A .M ‘STAND UP AND SING’ Special i 55’est V’lrginia 5-1-3; \5'iacon*in .MOORE 11-4-5; \5'yoining 6-0-l.P. to S P. M. at the Zipser (’lub. Brainaixl Place, Manche.ater ESTERBROOK PENS and USED C all MI-9-9.562 ENDS PM'S ‘BAND WAGON' "BRIGHT CAR or TRUCK TODAY ROAD" PENCILS--NORMA PENCILS Take it Back to Schoat. . . at your Local Stocks by the world of aviation PARKER 21 aai 51 PENS Take the Wfiole Sthoal Term tluntatlnns Furnished Rv FORD DEALER’^ Cobum Jk Mlddlebrook. Inc, te Pay • I p. m. prices WATERMAN PENS S a v r»al monmy on Bank Stocks Recognition of the Pioneer Parachute Spa ' I - anti' Trust . :5 in — « r - MEMORY -----rXrfL Only the unequalleci development,^ 'Writeulfp : ... - ■ ONLY \\ Hartford F i r ^ ...... 1^7 1A2 gineering and manufacturing facilities of A WEE K I Verna Hare— w ith w et V 1 Nalion:il Fire ...... a 64S 67‘ a Phoenix ...... 94 S 99'3 BRIEF CASES Pioneer con combine to put the unique Ink Life and Indemnity In*. Coe. Aetna Casualty...... IIA 122 characteristics of the new Guide Surface 4^1 I ' ' i : ' 2 and 3 RING RINDERS Aetna IJfe ...... 77 80 DANCE STUDIO Personnel Parachute - specifically designed CNmn, General ...... 19?S 202 I'l LARGE ASSORTMENT Hnrtfoid Steam Boll. . 42 4.^ 443 BtlV’S SHIRT TAILS Tiavelera ...... 72ft 74ft for modern high speeds — at the service of IVor/t/ famous Public rniltlee Reniemhcr W'ha't a time (Vjnn. Isight Power . . 1ft 16H the entire aviation industry. used to liave keeping Conn. P o w e r ...... ft9*a CLASS AND PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS IN P A M i R 5 1 Vdur .Hliir t tail tucked in ? Hartford F'leo. Lt. . . . ft0*j -.ft2*a DRAFTING SUPPLIES Write today for the new booklet, giving The . peaky thing never Hartford Ga.^ Co...... 54 37 With fie to-Met tic Ink System would alay put It' was a So. New Kngland the full story of the P7-B* and P9-B* Guide terrific w ur r y to nicther. 2 aad 3 RING PAPER -I 'IVl...... ; . . 5 3 3ft»g TAP - BALLET -ACROBATIC Surface Personnel Parachute, standard .who wan forever' calling. Mruiufacturlng Companies "Johnny, tuck your shirt Am. Hardware ...... 14'j l.6'j tail In!" Now hoys wear RULERS, ALL TYPES equipment of the U. S. Air Forces, and made Unequolltd performance . . . Aiitnv. Hart. Heg, ... 39 42 their .*hiit tails either A.saoc. Spring ...... 26 29 BALLROOM - BATON available now, by the Pioneer Parachute unequptied value. A reol in* wsy. In or nut, much l.o vtsiment in writ«r\g totitfoc- y Bri.*lol B ra s s ...... 15>i 17'a PENCIL SHARPENERS *Palanli appliad for In U. S. and pria- their own relief ,a.* wejf as Oieney Bi^s...... 9 lO 'j ff. Company, 9o other governments and com­ tion. with yeori-oheod feoturet mother’s. Remember? thql oiture lotting soiiifoction. Collin.* ...... 85 100 cipal tounirias throughout tho world. CKoict ef 7 rich colon. Eni-Hail ...... 34 37 CLASSES START SEPT. 15 DESK SETS mercial flyers. Fiftnir Bearing ...... 37‘i> 40‘j lA ir m m s Hart Cooley ...... 40 4.3 WorUfi Motl Wpnl0i ^ Tomorrow High Holidays The following services will be Physicians of the Manchester All Glorify God held St Temple BethiSholom dur­ to. God.” with nothing but a worn ahovel Lunch Pails Order of Day Game schedules will be set and Medical Assn., who will respond to ehow for himaelf on the Day of Tapers Off ing the holiday: Jfc... "Isabel, Michael'a beloved help­ Highway Construction to emergency calls tomorrow Bei'auae of the holiday y.ui- obtaining of prises will be dls- In Their Work mate. was 'a woman of a stirring Judgment, will find that *a valid \ terday, moat Main Street atorea Roffh Hashnnoh R;PgUlM Wednesday at 8 p. m., evening afternimn and evening are Dr. passport into the Kingdom of cuDsecri when p articip an ts In the Called for and delivered life, whoae heart was in her As 300 Report for School will remain open all day to­ service, promptly at no extra Gerald Miller, tel. 3-5829 and home.' She was busy from dawn God.” In Atlantic Suiulown Tomorrow• r o ^ . Thursday and Friday at 8:30 setback tournament to be held at **A. person who U n common m orrow. Began Near Mile Hill Road Dr. Harold Lehinus (adults to dusk and in her diligence kept The church will return to it a aXm., morning service with the the Redmen's Club on Bralnard charge. only), tel. 3-7249. laborer la juat M truly called of regular schedule of iwrvicea at Bolton, Srpt. B (Special) - monthly m.fetinga tonight at the Bgeinning next Wednesday lAicai SrrvicPB Ustril two spinning wheeia going. She (flonttimetl from Page One) moat of the atorea will begin shofat-at 10:30 a. m., at 8:30 p. m. Place meet at 8 p. m. today at God, aa the monk or the veiled 9:30 and at U a. m. next Sunday. New-penptl boxen and lunch paili pariah room at B o’clock. A gen­ event riifH^ervtce. the clubhouse. dedicated b<^y and soul, flesh and their regular winter acheduie. The Jewish holiday of Roah Haa- PINE PHARMACY ; ^KockviUe, Sopt 8 re~ spirit, to the welfare of the cot- under their armi. an eatimated 300 eral diacuaalon of plana for the The contest Itself will get under nun are called of God to fulfill the children will report to the elemen­ year and preparation for election tempt pulling the Evgenia off on remaining open until noon and honoh or New Year will be ushered Rabbi Leon Wind and Cantor [The work of laying two lanea of will meet at names but only a few—from the t.vge and its three occiipente. The female homblll, an African way at the clubhouse next Tues­ CALL MI-9.9814 atrlctly rellgioua profeaelon," the bird, walla herself up with mud tary arhnni tomorrow morning for of nffleera In Orlaber are the major the noon high tide. Hoaed after noon. in by the Jews of the world tomor­ Melvin Etra will officiate at all 7 ;4 5 300 officers and men who original­ Housework. was not drudgery to ^concrete to the east of the ^^"^| p.m. A social will follow the Peaked Hill Bar, three milea row St sunset snd will continue services. Frederic; E. Werner, or- day at 8 p. m. Ten teams have ly survived Bataan and impriaon- Rev. John E. Poet declared Sun­ Isabel and like the woman In inaidc a hollow tree at nesting the opening day of the new aamea- itema on the agenda. from Provincetown'a artlat reaort been entered and the tournament 'Hill Road in Vernon on the Wllbur - meeting. time, but leaves a small hole ler. Apprarn on TV through Thursday and Friday. gsnlst of the terhjvl^wlll direct ment. Among them, Maj. {len. E. day morning in a Labor Day mes­ Je.siis' day who annointed him colony, la known to marinera aa the Temple Choir. IS slsted to run 20 weeks. 0-0.1S Highway got under way to- The Rural sage entitled "Glorify God In Your through which her mate feed! her The lunch paila will be required Local viewera of TV channel 2 w ater. Rellgioua services will he held on day, following the laying of a Aaan. will meet tonight at 8 p^. P. King, whose forces were over­ with preeious ointment, ahe un­ one of the graveyard, of the At­ both days In the m orning and in Work ” during the final 9:30 a m. and the young.' for the three achool daya remain aat up with new Intereat when lantic. It waa thought to be the Two inches of rain (ell at Yar­ 0 0 YOU WANT ^M t stretch of the toad Friday. at the Vernon Klementary Schoo run flrst on the Bataan peninsula, selfishly ministered the labors of the evening in synagogues all over aervice in the North Methodist her hands and the richea of her ’ l l Ing In the week. Moat of the chll- \ Town Health Officer Dr. and Mra. acene of the ainking of the ateam- m outh. N. S., w ithin 24 hou^ra. :-yhlle the dual . lanes are The City League Bovvlera will and Cpl. .John R. Pugh, who was dren are expected to participate in: Willlkm Stroud appeared aa ron- the world. rescued with Walnwright from the (Jhurch. character, that their home might THAT "SMART LOOK er Portland in 1898 with the loaa of The storm waa expected to move iterated by a small park of gras.s meet tbnight at 7:30 at the Moo.« the hot lunch program wjtlch will; leaianta on a program entitled east of Newfoundland today. The holiday begin* a period ^ l | ( S th e west of the Mile Hill ovi- flub on Kim St. I^st yeai a team Mukden prison camp. "There is no special calling to be a haven of bleasing and a place man.y Uvea. The Brltlah man-o'- b gel underway next Monday. The.j "Beat the Clock." The doctor waa war Someraet waa loat there In the known Inf the Jew ish tradition as ^ s to the east they will be wide- captains are especially urged to Seven matched gray horses were which onl.V superior Christians of peace.” Th« family’ got it! Tl|ey look Binart becauBe lh«T make response,” the minister con­ prica of the program thta year will reported to have received a good HEAT WAVE ENDED the Ten Da.ys of Penitence, which Phona to moka ly^eparated. The first part of the attend tonights meeting. on hand to pull the caisson bearing Work for Wrong Enda deal of preaaurired whipped cream. W ar of 1812. tinued. "I am challenging you to- ARE smart . . . and one o f ^ e Bmarteat thinitB they do Da 30 renta per meal nr (l.!M> per Boston, Sept. 8 lAh New Eng­ culminates on the Day of Atone­ orrongtmtnfi for o loon »y4d is considerably higher th in .llinmy Fund llrlve Opens the body of "Skinny" Walnwright. ■’One of the tragedies of our To make up for the indignity how­ The Evgenia. en route without ROBERT DOELLNER j day to see your Job, whatever it week, payable In advance on Fri­ cargo from Baltimore to St. John. land's long beat wave, ja-hich began ment. The entire period Is en- the two lanes running in a wester- The 1953 Jimmy h und diiye who loved the old cavalry, from the time is that aome men and women day, Special ratea are available to ever, a televlaion aet waa preaenled I Is. as a holy calling of the living Ib to send all their clolhea to UB^r our thorough, gently Aug. 28, definitely wta at an end dowed with apeclal aacrednea.a aa it lA" direction. ojieiied in Rockville this week in cemetery’s Memorial Gateway to have lost the sense of partnership the couple. Nfid.. waa driven aahore when a *20 *m*500 1 G o d .” familiea with more lhan two chil­ propeller broke. today. Is dedicated to repentance and to RESUMES TEACHING - Between the completed four- common with all ^communities in his final resting place near the with God in their work. They cleaning . . . which alwaya hringnback that like-new dren In achool upon requeat of the ReauaciUtor Drive Cool Canadian air. held off 24 spiritual regenration. (t Is for this TAK11 ta 20 MONTHS TO RIPAY grave of his father, MaJ. Robert Pertinent excerpts from the do not enjoy their work, nor thrill The flremen'a, drive In purchaae Wtiile more, than a Ihouaand’ line Toad in Vernon and Vnioii. | New Fngland. Arthur «P o I r i e r. parent to the principal. bnxioua apectatora lined a nearby hours by the tropical storm ar- reason thst Rosh Hsshonoh snd acveral sections of the higliwa.v i manager of the Palace Theater has Walnwright. sermon follow to Its spiritual possibilities, as did SchooJ will begin at 3:30 a. m. a reauacltator for emergency uae companying hurricane Carol up ' Yom Kippur iDay of Atonement) SEPTEMBER II AmoMMt mt M*rith>y FaymtftTAfop. The tf. S. Army bands included Michael and Isabel. We work Hnap and ttparkle. offirlally begina today with a beach, Coaat Guardamen again and | are already eovered with concrc'.e, been named local manager for the ' ."Whether you are *• const m et ion w ith ma-ny children leaving home again braved the aurf to rcarue the , the coast., settled Into the area are called the High Holidays. in songs for the scr\’ice one of the worker, a truck driver, an office for wrong ends sometimea. We houae-to-)>oi)ae canvnaa Thoae who t S 07 but there is still a con.siderahle ' drive for funds for the fthlldrcn s ' I ^ ahorlly after 7:l.^ a. m.-to meet Rvgenla’a crew. Moat of them were . and temperatures dropped to sea­ The Jewish .New Year is unique 1 0 0 9 S I 38 g en eral's favorites. "B rave Rifle.«." work for money instead of for the may not he at home when the can- amount of work to be done hefure i ('ancer Research and Treatment helper, a housewife or a mother, the achool hiia. Diamiaaal ia at 2:30 Greek and only one could apeak i sonal levels. among religious observanc'cit. in It 77 94 9» the song of the 3rd Cavalry, and precious inner values which money vaaaer ralla may contact any of VIOLIN — THEORY — PIANO 47 41 39 04 the entire highway will be ready Foundation. as Christians you are 'called' of WORK CALLED FOR m 4 DELIVERED p. m. The expected boom in enroll­ Engllah with fluency. He waa the The Weather Bureau said day­ that it commemorate* no hl.storical l■!,t«‘ all rha'i** Raymond Spurllng of the "Anid Lang Syne," the tune which . ^ 0 ,,^ pi,res with all of helps to purchase. We find oiir- the following diatrlct canvaaaera: for traffic. ment may create tranaportation cook. Michael Moakourta. flral man time temperaturea in aoiithern event, altohiigh tradition assigns nthlYipa(4n*«Ma Peopie'a Savings Bank will be brought tears to.. W’sinwright's th« spiritual ' radiancy and con* i s#?lve» enjfaj^wl------^ in -----work------over...,- which1- 1. Send U b Your Dry Cleaning Along With Your I.«undry Roaedale and Tolland Road, John Registrars In Session dtfflciiltiea for a few daya. The ad# brought aahore hy breerhea buoy Vew England probably would )>e In j the birth of the world to thi* day At Hfls oHica you may fo il The registrars of voters for the treasurer. (Tiecks snd contribu­ eyes-when he formally letired from serrated witness to Gors. draw n m ostly from W'sin- to Rchnol tom orrow will find t h f l r | WollhAu.s^n. rhRirmBn of the drive, ^ n^irond time wnn when the ; Atmosphere became cool and dry shofar or ram's horn is sounded vicinity and the Rockville High tales to rome out of English liters-! ^ deep appreciation of the I'jroncP, tu^9ed into the water 400 I the temperature dipped to 82, the him and in the world. M ONIY lor fjrniturte . cluding changes of address. ' torial poem 'Michael.' It ia an ao- | ]„.ge1v responsible for the home oquipiTHprif . ... lor'ihk Motorist Arrested season Wednesday- K. Crain of Sumner. Md , and John HARRISON STRfET — TEL MI-9-7753 corridor and' play area- doors. WS<:f4 to Meet feet out. A Coast Guardsman and lowest readihg since Aug. 28. In the Jew ish calendar the holi* honsp. lofW, Red Men Meet N. Oreely of Washington. count of an aged shepherd, his upbringing of ehil- This town Wiil send 83 high The WSCS of United Methodist Alfred Herbert Sherman, 23. of six civilians naked their lives , i/o h e e f opnp Tankeroo.ssn Tribe of Red Men Masonic committal aervices were wife, Isabel, and their beloved son. ronsecrated moth- school students to Manchester and Church will meeting tonight at 8 swimming out to aid him- Revere. Ma.ss.. was arre.sted early will meet tonight at S st Red Liike. In Michael we see all the their homes, M ONIY to moltB Itvtng moro Sunday mornipg bv State Police­ held bv Columbia laidge 28."i of yitTgiui oftgi i Windham on a tuition baais. Four i at the church. This Is the flnil^ The force of the hurricane did 1 uiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiMiiiiiiHMiimMiHMimiiMiiiitiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiniu Olive Recavc, Director fonv4»n world.’ Something of the (fOI* Deadline T aday nights. Maine Some sections had rain and^,| L U StSf-S IlfS i OlTf CIM R IIIS C = • Ballet trip lorm, Potter. grim 2-«2.SI. tiinity to perform a worthy atew- He was held at tlie. SlalTord Sunday and has-lain in slate in the creative power of being a mother Tndav Is the last day candidates u u Iilgh wdrids snd fog spread along I like to tay Sprinp.s Barracks under default of Trnph.v Room of the Arlington ardsiilp unto the Lord. He remem- mu.st re-enter the lives of so many msv file for nomination of the Re- ' Manchester Evening Herald He- the roast. ' • Musical Comedy Amphitheater since yesterdav her.s the Sermon on the Mount. He of our women, who have come to publican parly to town office. The bron correspondent. Miss nusan The hurricane veered away from rE a.EA.NER, KOFTER CIXmCES. BRIGHTER m iF H O N I • WRITE a or VISIT SJ.-iO bond for appearance in the S C O U )R S. NO ODOR.B. .NO SH RIN K A G E moining Mie flrst tribute of this lared little for clothing, food and look upon hou.sework snd mother- | party will rauciis next Monday a* 1‘endleton telephone HArrison Nantucket yealerday morning and 11 i 111 • Dramatic.^ Rockville City Court. Waiiiwrijilit Rrsls = FOR PICKUP CAUL Mitchell B-SUt kind since the unknown soldier of outward adornment, but alrove to hood as restrictive, limiting and the Commiinitv Hall at 8 p.m to 8-.3SS9. headed across the Gulf of Maine. I*lcnir .Successful CLASSES PLA.VNED TO INCLUD E DA.NCT.NG W ITH ACTI.NG PREFERRED World War I, , ai'bleve lasting spiritual valuea unrewarding. | SAVE^— Special Vacation make nominations for the town ! Nova Scotia wa.* h ard est hit hut FINANCE CO , INC. Tlic PA('' Club’s family picnic III 2Vrliii<;toii Ph»l Thousands filed pa.st to pay their ■ Sunday was attended by Mayor which are the true food of life. "The call of Gcal comes to each | election on Oct. .8. Statements of .New Brunsw ick and Prince Ed- Register now . mail following information to: MANCHESTER last respects to the general who ' man at his labor. The call of | LET US TAKE YOUR ORDER NOW AND DELIVER YOUR FURNITURE AFTER wanf laland got fringe wind* that FRIENDLY CLEANERS, INC. LITTLE FOLKS STUDIO, P. O. BOX 188. M A N CH ESTER and Mrs Frederick Berger and .sev­ Michael recognised that God Intent to seek nomination ahoiild Rec(*pli«»ii Slatr