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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 New England 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, Nova Scotia, 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- Hurricane Carol 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 New Brunswick 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 Prince Edward Island 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 Annapolis Valley 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 ,EvCape Cod today white There was no mention of just up^ with demands of local tree the federal government had para her cantain and six seamen waited court'a opinions, but a number of man * seizure of the ateef induatr^, the Federal Communications Com •Mrs. Manuel R. Madero*. 47. of important ca.aea came before the Vinaon voted among the diaaentersN VAN’S STATION how many eggs were hatched in lovers; mount Jnteieat in the land* • a Rockv Hill, Sept. 8 (Ah A menv- ] for rescue tug* to pull her free, mission. North Tarrytown. N. 5’., wa* killed tribunal during hi.* stewardship and wrote an opinion explaining the local experiment or if any pic- The world goes to Washington. decision that clouded stale claims her of the Ro< ky Hill Board of j Seventeen . other* were reac-ied McCarthy Groomed D. C.. in April to see cherry blos ' Such a violation carries with It In a collision at Wellfleet. One of the most famous involved .why he felt the presidential seizure 427 HARTFORD RD.^TEL. MI-9-8064 to title. Pol.ee ColUmiaaionera attempted hv Coa.*t Guardsmen 13 bv soms; to Paris in May for horse a fine and. or jail sentence. Mr*. Merleice Maraton. 63. waa condemned atom spies Julius and should be upheld. The majority of i All of which makes the radar Congreaa amighi to settle the hreeche* buoy over 20-fOot chestnut flowers; to Valley Forge killed In an accident at Mansfield, matter by legislation. Ha act. to prevent a patrolman from car- 'omber* and ifour made hy an Ethet Rnsenberg'last June, Vinson ' the court disagreed. company representative—and us her home town. rving out hi* dtity thl* weekend. Kummoned hia a.aeociatea back to The Chief Justice In anothar or Greenfield Hill. Conn., for dog —wond.er whether the game is ■ I signed by Prealdertt Eisenhower amphihioii* duck after the 225- wood displays. Wherever fine trees Wendell C. Bennett. 47, rff New ' lastSt May. recognized state* owner f*oii)misaion Chairman Herman E. (oot ve.*.*el piled up on dread-.-l For Senate Battles the bench shortly after the court major majority opinion aqid that worth the candle. Sort of like the had officially recessed, to weigh a court* may not be used lo enforco grow, you'll find people taking good Haven.' Conn., chairman of the Yale ship of the lands out to * distance Janizei- charged today. Peaked Hill Bar yesterday in gale old vaudeville routine about "Pay The incident occinred early Sun laat-mimite stay of execution racial reatrictive covenant*. FILMS care of them. Do the same with 'em the two bucks. Joe." You' re Unlveralty Department of An of three mile* from shore in all .'ind* and boiling aea*. DEVELOPED AND your trees. thropology. drowned at Chilmark. instances except for the Gulf day evening while Patrolman John W ashitlK ton. Sept. 8 (/P)— • BuUer (R-Mdi defeat the veteran Shortly after going on the high member, where' some Milquetoast Tugs were expected to reach the (Continued on Page Fifteen) | benr)i he wrote a majority opin- Jean M. Henry, 20. of Athol, died t.’oaat of Texas and Florida. In Conley wa* on special traffic diit.v scene from Boston in time to at- Some Republican leadei'it, coii- -"'"acd E, Tydinge, a Democrat. A PRINTED character gets arrested for spit C---- - Election*---- .subcommittee ------I ion which upheld F'BI agent.* w-ho September Used Car t^t's Play Beat the Radar ting on the sidewalk’ and is ready today of injiinea she aiiffered yea- those Instances, the state seaward at the corner of Main and Elm .'inced the voters generaHy ^nich* 24-HOUR SERVICE Remember last week's Herald boundaries were recognized at 10'.., St*. , , , c...... inve.stigated. iinanimouslv arrealed a man and then ran.*ao]t- to pay the $2 fine only to have his fContlnne*l «,n Page Five) !wk ivjth favor or Sen. called at a "deaplrable . . . back feature on the use by police here (Continned nn Page Two) mile*. Conlev at.Opped a car which hail Me- ed his home without a search war Film Deposit Box aggressive lawyer friend, outraged ('arth \ '’« (R-\Vis) in v estig a - street campaign” and criticized of radar? Well, no sooner did that at seeming injustice being perpe gone through a red light and pro House Probers rant. Thi* deCi.rion brought sharp At Store Entrance get set up in type Friday morning trated on his meek-frlend. insist on KEMP'S, Inc. ceeded lo arre*l the driver. Rob tionR of romrhuni.am, intend *ooie of McCarthy'* tactic*, protest from civil HIjerUea groijpa CLEARANCE SALE that a natural of a follow-up was fighting the case up to the Su ■ABYLAND ert A. Mooney, a former Rockv to b in ,' and was widely discussed among spotted In the New York Herald Hil' resident now living at 5 Disclose New lawyers and bar aaaociationa.^' preme Court. *lP\t \ ear S senatoiial caiH- he won hundily, hp. ran wpIK bp- For Hio Mtiro monHi -of Soptomber we will not Tribune. Behiato Ave., Bloomfield, News Tidbits KEMP'S In that one, of course, the high 763 Main St. — Mancheater paign*. hind the GOP margins polled in The Herald Tribune story, carry Truman Attacks GOP; While the officer was writing (Uoatinued on Page Fifteen) rofiiso any roofonoble offer on any used cor in ing a Rochester, N. 'Y.. dateline, re Culled from AP Wirea The Senate RepiibHcan Cam Wiaconain by President Eisenhower Influence Case out the siiinmona, hr claim* that and Gov. Walter J. Kohler, Jr. lated the attempts of motorists Police Commlaaloner John W. paign Committee already ha* be stock. YOU NAME YOUR PRICE AND TERMS. gun to line up ammunition against Mr(?arthy told reporters he had I.vnch' came along arid tried to five Demoi-ratlc senator* it re receive!) 619 invitations for Washington, Sept. 8 (*•' A Fears Defense Slash dissuade Conley from giving Gen. Alfred M. Oruenther aay* mission of Western European gards as beat bets for diapl'ace- speeches aince the firat of the year, House subcommittee said today it ONE OF THE BEACHES AT LAKE AMSTON Mooney a ticket. Lynch, according nient in November 1954 elec- and that "many of these invita Bulletins , 3*DAY SPECIAL 1 lo Conley, said that hr. would fix it Army It t o . defend area and if will di.*rlo*e r^jmpjete detaili) of a ’Waahipgton, Sept, 8 (P Former- tions rame from membws of Con RANGE and FUEL OIL the Republican candidate durii)g with Police Chief Elmer J. Ed- Ru.*aian* attack "we are not plan-, I gress," ...... _ I new ca.*e of alleged "influence ped- ; from the AP Wire* President Truman'*’ 'broad gauge At Last! the 1952 election campaign." ward* the next day. ning to retire. ;w». Intearf.to atav" ' Asked if. he would "be available <18rig' In a' deteririlned.effort "to ■ j . ^ ; J attack on the Eisenhower admlnla- , OveiaJI. he told an AFL-CIO Conley, continued to fill out the+ Announce* today— , , ------, , ------,------(])—1951 Chavrolet4-Door $1095 Trition,' bliUi'ketlng Ih ” ft*: hationsT* of lmva‘, Humphrey of Mlnpeaota ' -McCarthy replied; " I 'l l »l“ P lhi» sort of, thing " ., ,.9adl« and (leatgr. N'o, DiDA-...... , ...... c. 2 4 Hour Delirery Service .''the summona,.mmona. :.hul-.' butv tokl..i,ynclv'.iluLlold..Lvnrh* rivet .If if goyfcnment- and- Murray of Montana.--;•cpcobably inilte,w-f>>wr*p*eche*<;';' .-.ir -.■'■ dough*-Navy. toaUsM-t.-a-tf-c-. ■ — - ' ,.1.,;.:.;::....-. .;:N Ew r,sicTioN ..op :id4if*)w-poIfcy,' brought're*(i’t1dh' o f to the old phtloaojihy that the ob grant* farmers Wg tax cut reach pkjiise and critli^iam which general he did fix it. the police might Jijat A committee official who didn't Seri. Dirkaen of Illinois, chair-i The ca.*e Involved Warren I- Washington, Kept. 8 (A»i—Tlia ject of government ia to help big a well park the crul.*er bv the ing 75 per cent'iri some group*. want to be identified by name said man o f, the Senate Campaign Stephen.vm, Washington Repiibli- 'Uarpmler* Union >a|ne hock ly followed party line*. ( biialncaa." Britain claima that her ne'w (21^1950 CHEVROLETS 2-DOOR, R. and H. Slieaka In Detroit ?rde, of, the r(>ad and forget about thst if present plan* mature. Me- group, said future plan* have not ' can leader, who waa said to have Into the .Ameidran Federation o f Truman alao had harah worda for making any arrests. Conley aaid aw'ept-wlng Haw-ker Hunter jet Carlhv will )>e iitiltzed in behalf of yet jelled But he left no doubt he .sought a 4 per rtnt fee to help a labor today according to a joint Speaking to a I.uiboriDay crowd ia world's faateat fighter plane (3 )— 1950 CHEVROLETS 4-DOOR, R. and H. MORIARTY BROTHERS the law which gave, the roaatal that Lynch asked three times If GOP candidate In some of these regards .McCarthy as a definite. California manufacturing firm get statement Issued by .AFL Pres. estimated at 15.000 in Detroit yes capable ef fiylag 725 miles per MARKET atatea the right, to oil and other there wasn't aome way to help ! states s.s.set. Dirk.d Trieste Minister OiurrhIII called serv This Iq Connecticut's Finest Lake Development sure the country prefers to rely deferred a tax cut for aome years well he would have liked. est attack. commirtee on defense activill*,*, ( D .1 9 4 6 HUDSON 4-DOOR, R. and H_____$379 upon the wisdom of the man who and plain bewilderment . • •; question ^;ack into the laps of the ice chiefs to. a cabinet meeting to come." With the rumble of guns and AuztralHan security officials warn i big three'Western power*, .5* the Rome pre.*.* screameil acknowledged the affair for the (1 )^ 1 9 3 9 PONTIAC $69— (11— 1941 PLY. $69 Try aur BoNt of Hal# ond Elborto commanded the Invasion of Eu “ Soiinda Pollllcar’ the click of horses' hooves ' aa "niadness folly " at the Yugoslav first time today. today amid reporta that Brit* - If yeu're having o picnic an the lost holiday ONLY 25 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER rope than on the artilleryman government workers against j Pella Is .Silent ain and Egypt have found a wag (1 )_1 9 4 1 Chrysler $99— (1 )— '40 Ply. 4-Dr. $79 Ren. GCorge (D-Gal aaid of the backdrop, the nation's top mili fratrrn'zing too freely with So Premier Giuseppe Pella's tem leader, the Independent. Giornale In a statement Heaa'taid the from Independence," speech: "It aoiinda a little bit poli of settling their old I4uez Uahal of the summer~BUY WHAT YOU NEED AT BOATING — BATHING — FISHInV. tary leader; paid tribute to .the viet Diplomats who have recently porary governineot. kept a tight- n'ltalia demaniled in a front-page subcommittee has decided to re- ALSO SELECTED APPLES AND PEARS Truman, in hia firat speech on tical to hie. I think the former quarrel. No Monty Down on lorgoin Annex Specials. TURNPIKE AND GET IT FRESH. Open oil day IN A SPRING-FED LAKE hero of Bataan in solemn cere- become more friendly. lipped public lilenre over Pre.*l- editorial that the Big Three is.siie lea.'s the testimony as s(x>n as ;t domeallc affaifa aince leaving the President haa something in that monlea (11 a. m.. D STi) ending a now. plain-woriled statement o f i* printed. The subcommittee also White Houae in January, criti Estonian refugees aay two-week dent THo'a apeech Sunday In which Sunday and d l doy Labor Day. Hatnburg, direction in mind for the party if with the aaliite .guns roaring out rild-Xiewapaper from their Soviet- l>oHry. "will expreaadta own opinion in a B4MOX HELL UPON DIRECTIONS: From Maochester take Route 8.5 to Hebron and cized the new admlhtktraUoh'a ac- he propoaed that the strategic u h not for himaelf." 17 times. ruled land reports firing of two Pella wa.* expected to answer separate report," Hess said. Boston, Hept. S P —BaalnuV Hot Dogs, Tondor Steaks, Conned Hains, hot Amston. Signs at Aniiaton point the way to Amalon Ijike. tlona on Intereat ratea, piihlic Adriatic port city be internation Red Box today sold ahortatn# PINE KNOB ORCHARDS Sen. Gillette (D-lowal aaid in The 70-year-old general won the high-up Ruaaiana Icqai puppet cab alized ami Yugoslavia get the rest Tito in a speech next Sunday. It dog and hamburg rolls, charcod, picnic sup houaing. power development and Dea Moines. howe\^r, that Truman The chairman said that despite Joluuiy U poq to the 8t. Laulu nation'a gratitude for helping to inet and replacement by two Eston of the Trle.ste,territory claimed by appeared l ertain he would reject two dav* of questioning, the aub- ROY C. GULLEY labor-management law. had voiced a fear which he aaid la save a war while losing a cam Browns in a waiver deal. Upe SOUM ENE,!-*^ plies, edd drinks. Remember: Turnpike is d- ians .. Israeli army unit moving Italy. flall.v the Yugo.slav proposalii. rom.mittee was unable to learn AMSTON LAKE CO. He termed the Taft-Hartley Acl in mpat American minds, "and that paign. the bitter stand on Bataan along Egyptian frontier i* fire* oa on, who will be SI Nov. 16, caiiM • bad law, and aaid he had failed But Informed aoiirces close tn^ Ttie Western Big Three in what service Stephenson "really 634XENTER ST. TELEPHONE MI-3-5101 ' ways open when you need us. AVERY STREET— SOUTH WINDSdR AMSTON, CONN. (F- In desert near Mount Axur, accord Pella's cabinet' said Italy would; to the Box from the Detroit to **a It changed "aa promised by Tigers a year ago June 6 la oa# (Continued on Page.Elglil) (CnntiBUfid on Page Four) ing to Israeli spokesman. aak—or- already haa abked—th* (Oontliiued on Page Elglit) T (OMMbim* m Pagn Bloea^) . of haeeball'e htggeot *ia$i. I I ■ I • • e
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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. 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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 SlatrMoncton. N. _ Orlnwski over the team licadcd by R. flooded streets with two feet of ^ :;|||,|„j,|,„||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||H ||||||||||||||||||||||||m illlllM lllllim ill7 j of Gen. Douglas Mai Arthiir. [ KIKE .MOV ING JOB tee will meet tomorrow night at Ciiarlcs WhcHcf. I W’ninwi iglil dieil in San Antiinio, | the ('nmniiinity Hall in prepma-i Her friends in the parish snd Josephiiie Kalkowski Won tlic| 3 PC.SET Tex . last Wednesday ‘e'Kht years Ottawa. Kan. i.P When the fire ' tinn for the party caucus Monday. ‘ throughout the-town are cordially roller pin throwing contest, with after .wilMPs.siiig .Japan's formal trui'ks couldn't go to the fire, they Team Ixmea Two I invited to attend the farewell re- 'Catherine Ko.slnwski coniing in sun eniter. Maltreatnienl in Japa brought the fire to the tnirks. .lust shout every pitcher on the ' replion for the Rev Dorothy Wells gcfoml. i nese jii'json ramps contributed to A diesel engine caught fire oull Bolton team participated In >he.pr„|.r minister of education at Tile hoys’ (lic catirig i iintcst was House’s OPEN All I the eiiib Iside the city limila and the (nicks two games plqyed this weekend. the Center Congiegalional Church won hy .lohn Cis(aMi witii Cheryl i| The troops marching today with! were prohibited from leaving town, i In apile of the efforts of .Myles iomorfow night- from 8 to 9 Machowski winning for the girls. i $on.5o o'clock in the Federation Room of I eadem ed step in the grave were' The railroad hooked a awitch en McDonough. Sieve Bellingheri 'I'hc baseball game bcUvi-cn the ' tinder tlie eommami of t.’ol. Den Andy Mancggia and Al Olglin, He- the church. gine to the tram and pulled it into Day Wednesday, Sept. 9 And Up ijA- ... married and single men ended in a nis H. Moore one of W'ainwright's the city limits where the firemen hron.' look SVindav’a game. 7-2. The Rev. Pease, who hs* served lie. A pic me lunch wa.s .sei vcil dm I st,aff offirers in the Philippines and , did their duty. Peter .Maneggia. Jr., also a pllchet al the local church for the ps.*l ing the alternoon. I himself a survivor of the Bataan bv lalrnl and outfielder on orca- S IX years, is leaving town next Iloiiieiiiiikers Meet I["ileatli march " and eight Japane.se. Emus are hard to shoot because alon. wa* drafted as catcher for week to assume a position ss mln- Two groups of Homemakers will prisons. - - i they run at about 35 miles an hour BroktR Lots — Sizes 34 to 50 thst game. later of Christian education at the nil el tonight, the meeting.s ariang- - I .\nd among the long list of tho.se and their .heavy, feathered hides A ccording .To fa b rlo a Pete started against Columbia !i_'entral B,apUst. Church in Provi- cci by Crira H. Webh. home demons { invited to the reremony w ere a few often turn bullets. Monda.v' snd was' relieved h.v Augie rlence. R I While in Msnehea- M ration agent. The Rocki'ille j Some Rosulars— Loogs— Slwrts— Stouts Davia. Harry Griswold did the ter ahe helped organise the Man- Homemaker.s will meet at h p in. ali ll catching. Columbia won. 8-2. A cheater Council of Church Women, the home of Mrs. Flame Knight i familiar figure on the Bolton team serving ss its flial president, and V ilh fahrie painting, under the di- Men’s Worstsi Sharkskin and Gabardine In recent veara. Bob Skinner, wsa . has been active in church as well lei turn of Mrs. Dorothy Ulrich and CUSTOM MADE h ark in Uniform for yealerday's aa other organiiations. Mis Herttia Gericli, Her many friends are expected The Longview Homemakers game, plavlng 3rd base. Yeu'r* “sitting pretty" behind the wheel SLIP COVERS, There are two more games on to avail themselves of the oppor- ; meet With Mrs. Audrey Magdefraii FOR ECONOMICAL HEAT... .the local acheduie; l>ehanon will tiinltv tomorrow night of wishing Ivon Power Steering, if you wont it also at 8 p m. with Swedish darn Take this Bel Air m,o .Igfler.son j St., Hartford were released Sun CALL R«9. $37.50. $40.00.541.00 and M E A A . . . of Quiah aervice U In the highest tra day miller ,8.''>0P lionds each.' $42.00 Volu«. N O W ...... J . V V dition of thr profession. A completely mod The police reported the two em and Improved display room I* on the yniuhs were at a Cr\slal larkc MI-9-S253 premlaea. riaiue hall and Were ejected after STERLING insulting .some girl.s. Con.stable MEN'S SUMMER SUITS I Robert Kluckiger of Ellington is Fur^rol said to have seen the two throw a UPHOLSTERING and DECORATING CO. lioltle'a't a ear in a parking lot. Rayon and Nylon — All Wool Tropicals He (ha.sed them and caiighl them. Hom«. The constable said as he was ar- Not all altes nr models. Biggost brakes for smoother, easier alopa le.sting them Shepard slriick him in the fai e. .Stale Policeman Wil You got moro power on loss gos You'll feel safe and. secure with these im liam Tomlm look the two to the I figure this proved Chevrolet brakes under your foot. An Stafford Barrarks. The police said f e w ...... $37.25 That’s because Chevrolet’s iwb great valve-in- 225 MAIN ST. head engines are high-compression engines. easy nudge on the.brake pedal brings smooth, that Sliepard wlio i.s on luobation positive response-right now! Chevrolet brakea had been fined $2.'i for intoxication Roq. $34.18, $38.00. $39.00. n In Powirglide* models, you get Ihe most BUILDING MATERIALS are the largest in the low-price field. at Sound View in'July. $40.00. $42.50 ond $45.00 Values. ^^5 QO powerful engine in Chevrolet’s field—Ihe new demonstration saved me • They said one of tlie men liad 1.'’) 115-h.p.” Blue-Flame.” Gearshift models offer unpaid parking tickets in liis pock LUMBER FUEL the advanced 108-h.p. ’’Thrift-King” engine. et arid'tlie oUirr curried newspaper :m N. MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER clippings about his previous e.sca TEL. MI-9-5253 Req. $29.75 and $31.50 Values. ^22 50 many hundreds of dollars! pailca in connection with the law. .-\fternoon.8 and .Saturday.^ I'ntil Noon Coining FvenlH BLISSFUL The Women of the .Moose will Open Daily 7 A. .M. to .4 F. .M. Inriudinif Wedne-tday m eet.tonight at 8 pm. in the Req. $24.50 and $24.95 Values. 9 5 LIVING I ex:pect,ed to pay that much moi’e 1 ALL OTHER SUMMER SUITS for a new cor until 1 discov^jDd THOSE BOLANDS HAVE GONE — Yours in a Home of your own REDUCED 20% with an $ a L HOME LOAN. It's heavier for better readability I wcis better off in every way You’re in for a pleasant surprise at Ihe You con too all around ' smooth, steady, big-car ride of this new, There's < nothing more blissful You aee all Ihe road ahead and see it close with this new Chevrolet 1 -Chevrolet. One-reason is ihat-it’s the heaviest Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts than living in a borne YOU se- in. For you. look out and down through a of all low-priced cars. Niodcl for model, wide, curved, One-piece- windshield —Ihat- Chevrolet will: weigh .up . to 200 pouads m art. Riqr $i^95 Volue; “rt6 W “ ^T.T I ' lecttNi and YOU bwW. ' iweeps back to narrow corner posts. Ilie than the others. panoramic rear window,' and big' side' kvln- ' MAN! THE H E m GOT tEM! ReqrS2.50~Value. NOW ...... ! 7 $ 2 . t ^ / dows provide a clear hi all. dUections. Req. $2.95 Value. NOW ...... (... Many local residents have been Prite Tags Can Cover Up A S2.49 granted a Home Loon at 1007 THEY’RE PLUMP LOCO! Re^. $3.25 Value. NOW ____ Let us demonstrate -8r>,- S2.59 Main Street and are now enjoy Multitude Of Merchandise Sins! THEY’RE DEALING LIKE MAD! Req. $3.50 and $3.6$ Values. NOW $2.89 ing horn* ownership. At Gknnty’s Evary Friea Tag all the advantages Reg. $3.7$ and $3.95 Values. NOW $3.29 Is Sockod ly Quality Marchandis* When YOU decide on the home you wish to That goc.8 for anythinR you buy for builtlinjr a new buy, bring your facts and figures to Man home . . . itiodernizinK .voiir pre.8ent one . . . or making: of buying a Chevrolet now! SEE THEM Boys" Shop repair^. And every item you buy ig backed by our 35 year chester Savings and Loon for a confidential reputation for dependability. and encouraging Home Loan discussion. lird Roofing — Solsom Wool Insukitien ^CHEVROLET And il'e the lowest-priced line BEFORE YOU BUY A BOYS’ LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS lileo CaUar Deers — EosMild Pattams You got groolor goloproy with the now Roworglido* A demonstration will show you that Chev SizM 4 to 20. I . rolet offers everything you want. Yet it’s the Wednesday—.CIoBcd at Noon rhooae froni our wide and varied atock.s! Save time on A lot finer performance on a lot less gas. MORI PiOPlI lUY CHEVROIETS THAN ANY OTHIR CARI Thursday—9 A. M. to R P. M. Phone MI-9-4.5RR our one-.8top .service! Call Mitchell 9-5253 for quick de That's what you get with the new Powerglide lowest-priced line in the low-price field. NEW OR USED CAR! 20%-OFF Closed Saturday MI-9-4589 livery of any item, large or small. automatic transmission. Now you’re auio- ^Cembinaiidn of Fo^trgUdr eutomaue tranunhiiom maiically in “low" range for standing itarU end ll5PAGE SE V IV UANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8t 1968 ■A WCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER «, 195S ■re m y beloved daughter,” the I^AGESIX father inaisted amid new tears. Normal School at West Chester. North Franklin, and granddaugh- Coventry Japanese Child ter of Mr. and .Mrs. Edmund Cote ‘‘You mutt have had many bad Columbia Ps. Mrs. Prior has previously had experience*, but from now on I one year's teaching experience In of Columbia, died .Sunday morning Rejoihs Father trouble becAuse It threateni to^ ro In the Windham Community Me am with you. W ill you come along HfCLTER COLLEGE' (Connecticut Appolo, Pa. Pall 1953 REGISTRATION after tntejrratlon with the We.it Porter School morial Hospital. Center School Water Test with me to your father's home?" Grade' five will again be taught The girl, no longer frightened, Ettening ^pralB ahead of German unity, the policy Funeral services were held Mon ROSALIE A. In Fre§h Start COEDUCATIONAL - DEGREE GRANTING by iirs. Ethel Brehant, who la re day with burial in the Immaculate nodded. ' ^ .1 September l*t thru 23rd Eech Weekdey of Integration Itaelf offers great Y ^ n h e e Staff H ub Many turning for her ninth year of Run by Health Department "Yee, I will, father,X*he said 5 5 * d ,c. teaching In local schools. Conception Cemetery In Baltic. Tokyo. Sept. I (iP) — A 12-year- 9 a-m. la t pjiu end 1» BMell Street and ln.epiring hopes. Thus Ade By AvH. CHAPDELAINE And then for the first time she George B. Smith will teach Grade Seturdey 9 eM, to 12 Noon Uenclieiter. Conn. nauer calls his victory a mandate old girl .atood among 49 Japanete smiled. T H O jS s r. rKROUBON. New Teacliers six. He has received his bachelor's Manchester Evening Herald Cn- ANNOUNCES THE Tealed water by meani ot wat«r«' II,6 M Contributed children I repatriated from Red • t / e n i n g S l u J ^ w^ t £ r h . f e k o u s o n . for a united Europe, and says Ihst degree from the University of Con liimMa correspondent, Mrs. Frank Almost 1500 was spent at the IlftlSTRATION CLOSIS SlfTIMBIR 23 Pubtlihen One great pressure group which diapeniera will bs provided pupils' a ‘‘new great Impulse ' hss been necticut and la working towards March Is a , telephone HArrIson China, fliia started blankly at the Ftiunded October 1. IMt has been sustaining Ihexjbeory i Columbia, Sept. 8 (Special I at the Center School, pending fur rummage aals and auction held bocal 1912 Ford The teaching siaff for the Horse* ] his master's degree st the same . 6i30 fisIO But there is another, and more; Willimantlc State lescheis Col- REGISTER YOUR and Mrs. Benjamin A. Strack as chairman of the drive. Herbert shook her head. Mich. James Mellon, singer ami FadoraJ Taa Proesduras 6 Tues. 6:3010K)0 and alao the local new. I P bacHflor's and mater's degree In TE LEPH O N IN G MFI FCHELl. 9-1116 8:20-10:00 All rllthU of republlcatlon of apeclal Russia, and placed in a construc altruistic, gioiip which is as lege. enumerators for th* town. Mr*. Gable, said the sale pushed the Ed*, speaking Chinese he learn antique car enthusiast. Is chairman Auditing 6. Wed. 6:3OI0kX) educstiqn from the Rhode Island GARDENS 6:30 8:10 diapatchea herein are alao reamed. tive, pesceful atmosphere, there strongly littached to the propoai- , Grade one will be taught by Mrs. Miss Chapdelslne studied this summer Downing will appoint her own help funds collected over the |1,000 ed many years ago, insisted: of the tour sponsored by the An Cost Accounting 6 Thur. 6:30.10:00 College OC^klucstloh. In addition 8:2OI0dK) tlon of lifting the lax burden on Ha/.el G. .Smith, wife oi Geoige B. 168 WOODLAND STREET dancers st the Dsnre Congress in New York City. to cover the South district. The mark. "KImmie, you are my daughter. tique,Automobile Club of America. •CP.A. Thoory 2 Ttuirs 6:30 8:10 Creetiv* Writing 4 Full aerrice client-of N. E. A. Serr- can be the brightest ot all days he hss stiiihgd at Brown Univer- 6:30 8:10 i real estate as any lotsn. Th# farmer burst into fresh COURSES IN SPEECH MEMRER AUDIT BUREAU OF -.von a great virlory, which gives minded citizens, all of whom spe since specialized In elemenlai'y There will be an open meeting (Jhnrles I-. U tile, telephone pii- the American Automobile Associa Life Drawing 3 Tuet.' 7'tOO- 9:30 6.30y^tl0 .^Muslc Supervlsorniyed tears, mumbling "nobody's to ‘ Introduction to Effective Speaking 2 ClRCUUkTIONS. ______t pre.stige and power. And if it cialize in Ir.ying to get govern education at the Teachers College Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the grim 2-0281. tion. They were named for Charles Painting 3 Tu or Th 7:00 9:30 6 i l » 0:10 Mr*. Lydia M. Allen o f West blame; it can't be helped." The Herald PrlnllnK Company Inr ment to spend more money for George Hersey Roberlaon School. J. Glldden who donated trophies. Painting 6 Tu ft Th 7:00- i:30 8*^10:00 ■ i.sea lhe.se temperately and w isi'y, of Connecticut in .New Britain. She Hartford has been engaged sl^m ii-' Friends standing with, him asiumcs no repponilblllty f splendid causes. ha* taught first grade for the pa.st The new school building commit ^ Portrait Painting 3 Thur. 7:00. 9:30x di:30 8:10 gr^at good may follow. sic supervisor. Miss Msrgargt agreed "the girl look* exactly like tvpoeraphicAl errora Appcarlnr JL" This second t.vpe of pressure tee will meet with the Board "of Maiichesler Marl Art Appraciation 4 Wed. 8:20-10:00 ^8:20-10:00 vertlaementa and oth^rr three years at the Fort Hill School Dsnehv will return as school! his missing wife." In The Mancheater Eveninx Herald. group—o f which the great body Education. Sculpture 3 ■Thur. 7:00- 9:30 8 : 20- 10:00 in Groton. nurse: Dr. Winston C. Hstnsworth, , 3 Wed 7:00.10:00 of t'onneetlcut citizens sincerely John T. Blackwell of Boston, FOR A GOOD BUT IN ®Interior Decorating 6:30 8:10 DIeplay atvertlslnc elosin* houra; To Handle Two Grade*. school phy.slcisn: Wllhnr Sm ith,! Sales at $1,238 Foes Within The Dollar Nest interested In lietter education In consulting engineer retained by ‘ kiMinaN end Profeaaienal Speaking 2 8 :20-10:00 For Monday—1_ _»y—1 p.P m. Friday. i The Grades one and two rom- custodian;' Fred O. Tst'-o, trsns- ______"KImmie. you were only two , ASTRONOMY 6:30 8:10 For Tuesday—I p. m. Morday. Ccinnerticiit is a leading example I blnation will he taught by Mrs. the Coventry Planning and Zoning VENE’HAN BLINDS The South Koreans are difficult Dortation; Mrs. .lohn B. Wiley. ' 4 , Fri. 8:20.10:00 8 :20- 10:00 For Wedneaday-1 p. — has maile the thrilling dis | vvilla Mae .Nash, who taught grade Commlaaion. will present material Total sales at veilerdsy's ' Call Descriptive Astronomy \ For Thursday-1 p. m. Wednesday. not onlv in respect to the pro.spec- Mrs. Stanley Field and Mrs. Liiclen the rommlsaion has worked up on Sion of th. M.nche.t"#r A u c t io n a For Friday—1 p. m. Thursdsy. covery that It's easier to ] one here last ye*i. Arrow Window Shade f'ompan.v COURSES IN RADIO Hennequin. hot lunch per.sonnel. a long-range planning program Market amounted to 11,238.25, aa- churia. Your mcflher, brother and For Safurefay—I P. tive negotiations with the Com- Inltitcnee one stale legislative Grade two will he taught by •249 N. Main St, Manchester BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE ‘ Radio Speaking and Announcing Thur. 6:30 8:10 Miss Viol* Larson will sgain be for Coventry. Three representa aoclation officials announced. Four you lived with me for several d .?^“ ‘'p^bllMUon" except - | munist enemy. They are alao hanl- and appropriating body than It i Mrs. ^uphemia S. Doebener who years on the farm In Manchuria. Tel. MI-9-6047 General Biology 6 Tuea. 6:30-10:00 Radio Preductioh . /4 Thur. 8:2010:00 elementary sunervisor of this dis tives of the Slate Department of truck garden products reached the • a. m. ______hoi'ed <-harsrters when it comes to Is to Infltifence I Ah legislative and hss studied at the normal school and George E. Graff, super I couldn't rejoin you When the war Thur. 6:3010:00 Education will also be present for market tomatoes, shell beans, cu appropriating bodies. in New Britain and sl.so st Yale, inlendent of schools. ended in utter chaos.” Medical X*Ray Technique 6 W «l. 7:00- 9:30 Tuesda.v. September 8 their relations with Japana Be reports and consultation. cumbers snd cauliflower. Whether Its objective be to raise A t one Ipne she eonducted a pri- Jeanne fo te I . The girl looked up at his fare. _®Huraan Anatomy and. Physiology .. 4_,.,^ F ri,..... 6:3010:00 HISTQEY ANP GO.VEiN^diliT— . — ^ l^uBcb. Brograml-Bcglna..,. . Cucumber* -brought a; new high cause,. .ot.JLhis.. they seem., ip. -teschers’ sataries- o r - t o promote'f-vste-fitirsery arhoot. She hss spent ’ •leanhe'^ Cofe. Ihfsnr 'dkilghlet' -Af f ’ Tin* time shir iittd' h e f' shAltii her" ‘ Advancctd Medical X-Ray AmfricPB Dtmocricy / 4 Wad. 6:30 8:10 A Great OpporluniTy The regular school hot lunch throwi-ig .something of s monkey the huitding of new school*, the five years teaching in Cromwell price for the season, operating tor Technique 6 Fri. 7:00 9‘:30 Modtrn Europe / 4 Thur. 6:30 8:10 Robert \V. and Lillian Cote of ‘ , program will begin next Monday head. TRUSS FITTING wrrhfh into oiir own plans f»»r quickest and most efficient way to the I7th day. They sold for a high Encouraged, th* farmer con ®Advanced Biology 3 Wed. 7:00.10:00 Induitripl Hiftory 4 Tuas. 8:20-10dXI Seldom has one event been and Middletown. for the first three days of achool. make progre.s.s toward such objec- of 85.75 and a low of 12 per tinued in Chinese: Politict and Oevartuiitnt 4 Wad. 8:20-10:00 helping post-truce Korea. Ronald A. Morgan will teadh only milk will be eveilable at the B.v AK R O N Graduated F.xpeet* charged with so msny different ttvea is to conie to Hartford and bushel. "W hat's become of your lUSiNESS MANAGEMENT W'orld Relations 4 Mon. 8 :2010:00 Grade three. He is a graduate of kitchen Children wanting milk for Also Abdominal Supports, Elas significances as Sunday s election Our idea seems to be to fit o-ir gel the General Assembl.v to ap FOR BACK TO SCHOOL Tomatoes sold at a high of 81.45, BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS the University of Connecticut these three days must bring 20 m other?" In West Germany. The smashing expenditures for the rehabilitation propriate special grants to the a low of 85 cents and an average "She's dead," the girl replied in tic Hosiery, and all type* of Business Mathematics \ 4 Mon. 6:30- 8:10 LIBERAL ARTS/^EMINARS where he received his bachelor's cents Wednesday. of 81.23 per half bushel basket. of Ko-ea Into another Far Es.s'.- towns for ii.se for such purposes. Chinese. j surgical appliance*. Private Fit Mon. 8:20-10:00 6:30- 8:10 victory scored bv Cham-ellor degree, and has spent this summer l.,ittle jieople take man.y risl6‘B Thur. Then, back in the individual "How's your'’ brother?" Eds ting Room. Thur. 6:30- 8:10 6:30 8:10 Adenauer means many things, orn obligation of ours that of studying at the Willlmsnlic State-, was lowest bidder for the milk con 8:20-10:00 Backfroundt of our Cultura 4‘6‘B Mon. town*, the grant from the state sold at a high of 83.03 and a low asked. ' Thur. keeping the .lapanese economy g o Teachers College specislizing In GoiiiK to and from school, at home, at play tract at 'the Robertson School.^ ac 7:00-10:00 Conttmppfary Problrait of Our many of them supremely good, can be used as a bribe upon local of 82,75 a bushel. Statistics 6 Fri. 8 :2 01 0:0 0 elementary education. He is also a — there are many place.* where children may cording to Mrs. Raymond B. Fow "H e’s gone." she said. i Worlrf 4-M some of them full of complications ing. During the Korean war its"If. officials to follow out the policy Uauliflower, an infrequent pro "All right, all right, Kimie, you Quina’s Pharmacy Philosophy and tha Probltms of World War II veteran. he injured. ■> ler. lunch program general chair- duct at the market, sold for 82.20 BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND P0UCY for the world future. we found a moat convenient solii- involved. It ran be argued that 4 Mon. 6:30- 8:10 .Human Exparitnea 4^6-S 8 :2010:00 .Mrs. Renee B. Mlllon will teach msn. a crate with 12 crates being sold. Principles of Modern Busincse In one respect, the election wa.s lion of the .Ispnnese problem. It the town will be mussing an op Grade four. .She has received a Parents! Avoid expense for doctor.* and Severs! other bids were received Mon. 8:20-10:00 portunity If ft doesn't avail itself This waa the fifth time that cauli 6:30 8:10 opularity contest between was to spend in Japan a great deal degree of elementary education WAIKINS but were considered loo high Thur. of the slate aid available, And it • ROTHffB*. INC hospital. Buy Accident Insurance for your flower was on sale. Thur. 8:20.10:00 from the College of the CUy of James Deary o f the milk company World Litaratura 4 6 :10- 8:10 A m e.rl^ and Ru.saia. In so far as ' „ f Uip money we had to spend for ha* worked, there 1s little doubt children. Costs so little, all parents should 4 Wed. 6:30- 8:10 New York, and taught laat year in said the milk supplied to the local Edith S. Williams Coordination of Business Policy Amarican 4 8:20- 10:00 this plaN'iyJ^ a part in the voting, material for the Korean war. Tliis of that. Things have been done for FUNERAL HKVAURAPER PLAYGROIINDR? Coventry. have it. tt’hether your child is a todd'er or of schools Is strictly from Connecti T«oeh«r of Piano and FINANCE. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Recant English and Amarican there was niC-cImiht about the out- | gave toe pump-priming of war to education in Connecticut, through Grades four and flv# will be Litaratura 4 Thur. 6:30 8:10 S ERVICE college age. we’d he glad to explain the ad- cut farms. R io De Janeiro lA*! The top *Mor.cy and Banking 2 Tu«». 6:30- 8:10 the process of using the state taught by Mrs. Mercedes Prior, Piano Accordion Current Reading 4 Tuts. 8 :20-10:00 come. We may have our imperfec- j the Japanese economy, and rc- vajitages of Student Accident Insurance. Won .At Set-Back floors of new apartment buildings BusincM Financa 1 4 Tuot. 6:30- 8:1Q purse, which could never have been Beginners a Specially tions, our mistakes, and oiir rot* ^ lieved us of the necessity for who is a graduate of the State Ormand XWev^Oer- | demanded, the other day, the ri)rht taken and handed over to those Excelsior Springs, Missouri. games played here. B,wr.! BeA-Uur*!l PHONE Fri. 8 : 20- 10:00 Introduction to Muaic 4 Theory of Muaic M on.. 6:30- 8:10 many. to veto snv such use of American towns which have had In he f^iiirrh Note* WASHER M1-9-45S1 Advertiitng Cnpy Writing and The choir of the Firat Congre 8 : 20- 10:00 ®*AJ1 courses in theory nnd compoatdon are also availabla privats Adenauer himself met dollars being spent for the even bribed In order to build n-.*w Layout 4 school*. Thus, the penalty has gational Church will resume re *Salefman»hip 2 6:30- 8:10 or semi'privata instruction; hiouri to be arranged* threat head dri. denouncing it in' Applied Music (Mus 113) (Indivi tual benefit of South Korea. The been upon thrift and good man- hearsals Wedne.sday at 7:30 p.in. REPAIRS 8 :20- 10:00 dual vocal or instrument study) ^ ®*To be arranged no uncertain terms. In the election .'^ith Koreans, having suffered ngemrnt, and the reward has In the sanctuary. 8 : 20- 10:00 ^-Salei Technique Improvement 2 6:30- 8:10 Modern Dance (Mus 173)t Tuea. 6:30* 8:10 result, the very opposite of whst hali\a I entury of Japanese doni;- gone to the slothful and the In Return From Trip USED > Prompt, Economicol Fri. 8:20-10:00 James T Laldlaw, Sidney Kor- Selei end Advertiting Menagcmcnt 4 8 : 20- 10:00 recently happened in Ital.v has oc nation\are in no sympathy with different. 'Ilienry of Muaic-Advancwl 6*® Fri. 8:20-10:00 ner and Robert Giipllll have re curred. Both the extreme right our pohi y of hiiilding up Japan , But it has been a wsy of get- CARS on* . Guorontood PERSONAL MANAGEMENT Appll^ Muaic (Individual vocal Thur. 6:30- 8:10 , \ I ting new schools built everywhere. 1 turned from a few days trip to the ®lnduMriil Foremankhip and* Super or inairumenul itudy) ®®Te ba arranied and the extreme left have lo.sl again. An\psrticiilarl.v they don t . potential effort to reduce! House’s extreme New Fsigland corner of t r u c k s f r « ^ Wrinqor-RoHs Roplocod vision 2 8 : 20- 10:00 Survey of Muaic Hiafory Wed. 6:30- 8:10 strength to the middle, whereas in , want to see\t done "in the nartic. the role of the state, as tax collec the United States, In Maihias, ^Advanced Induitrial Supervition 2 6:30- 8:10 **AI' couract in theory and compoeition ere alao availabla private Ital.v the middle lost strength to r,f aid to K o ieV ” American' diplo tor for the towns, will encounter , Maine. Robert's grandfather is a FORD DEAUR^S ®Indu6trial Safety 2 8 : 20- 10:00 or armi-privatt initruction; hourrto b. arranged. Open AU Day lobster fisherman. Pertonnel Management 4 6:30- 8:10 both extremes. So, in Germany, macy " ;haa bceiixver.v busy, for the opposition not only of local ! Laidlaw and hia wife, the lormer , POTTERTON'S 8 : 20- 10:00 Adenauer stands as the leader of months, trying to ^ a k e the South officials, but of all the do-gooders ; PHILOSOPHY who have found that relieving the : Katherine Purdln, have visl'cJ all ISO Center St., Cor. of Church ®Job Evaluation 2 6:30- 8:10 the strongest middle ground parly Introduction to Philoeophy Wed. i 8:20-10:00 i Koreans lov.e the Japanese. Rot burden on real estate t.s- also the ^ northern states from the •-'SSl to Labor-Management Rclationi 4 6:30- 8:10 which has ever existed in modern, the Koreans are fearfiiKlhat they the west coast this summer with 1 most efficient way oT getting the ' PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT the exception of Vermont. democratic Germany. may have e.si aped the Jjtpane.^,’ kind of progress they desire in. Wednesday IndufcHal Production 4 Tuea. 6:30- 8:10 PHYSICS The Laldlaw's spent two weeks 4 In another respect, Adenauer's |>oIitiial yoke to fall under ikJapa- Connertinit - 1 Tuc». 8 : 20- 10:00 6:3010:00 { In Tacoma, Washington witn an Introduction to Pfayaica M o b . victory alands as a ratification of | naae economic .voke. Not even Motion and Time Study 9 Wed. 7:00-10:00 Fri. 6:3010:00 1 HOMF.KKSS A M M M uncle, snd also visited his mother Thur. 7:00-10:00 7:0010:00 his own plans for the future of ing awsy money is an easy las;( Mechanic. Tue*. In Hamilton. Ontario. Production Control 5 Wed. 7:00-10:00 Thur. 7:00-10:00 Germany in relationship to the ■ H m y n t r . . . ANNOUNCING for American foreign policy. Morehead. Ky. i-^ Ghoata of the ' Personal Mention deh Purcha«ing Material Control 4 Mon. 8 : 20- 10:00 Heat Thur. 7:0010:00 United .'tlales and Europe. And. d M^^rehad Normoi School Were Miss Margaret Fisher, daughter THE RE-OPENING OF D-C and A-C Eleceictiy Thur. 7:0010d)0 . since his plans'/ Were clo.sely reVived temporarily recently when of Principal and Mrs. Royal O. CHEMISTRY Sound and Light Mon. 7:0010.-00 i B2 >^ite haired alumni met in trib* -HAPPfnm-. Fisher left yesterday for Weatown. Pe MItWep! tailored to dura, it stand.* as a A Wonderful Invention Introductory CoUtg* Chemitiry 6 Tin 6:30-10:00 Electronica and Radio I Mon. 7K)OI0:00 ■ ule tfKtheir now defunct alma Pa., where' she will teach in the 1 6:30-10:00 Electronic, and Radio II Wed. 7:0010:00 latification of our plans, too. Clinical Laboratory Procta**, 6 Mo Tomorrow, tho jjieat foate*- mater. \ grade school section of the Wes- | Ganeral Chrtniatrv 6 • Fri. 6:30-10:00 GratluaVeH and former atudenta of Here the situation is complicat parmt. thf s< h’ool ayalpm. takes town Prepartorv School. ■ -Qualtlattva Anatyaii 3 6:30-10:00 the old acm^l. which went out of Mary M. Morlock PSYCHOLOGY •f Miss Jane Fisher, another | 6:30-10:00 ed. and all the potential results Organic Cbamiitry 6 Tui Mon. 6:30 8:10 over, and more natural pairnla ii*- exiatanre 31 veara a?o. talked over daughter, will enter Cushing Ac*- Principle, of Paychology not nere.s,saril.v happ.v. KAHN Tuet. 6:30 8:10 j Jax. . old timea. dem.V in Ashbiirnham. Mas*, about DRAFTING>ND DESIGN The situation is complicated I).'- The achool evixted from 1R«T to Tuet. 8:2010:00 At Ion? laat. for the fust tuno the middle of the month. ENGINEERING DRAFTING AND DESIGN cau.se, even during this campai,gn, • 1022, aponaored h.v the Ghrialian TAILORING CO. Wed. 6:30 8:10 Engineering Drawing 5 Mo 7:00-10:00 in more than 10 weeks, the wheir- Women a Board of Miaaiona, r/ ' School of Dance af ladl«a#p#li> Thur. 8:2010:00 Adenauer policy and United States 7:00-10:00 ahouta of junior will be definitely ‘ Mrmodymatka (Learning 'and policy .seemed to be taking shifts 7:00-10:00 Retention Efficiency) 2 Thur. 6:30 8:10 eataliliahed, for definite houra of Is Sending Its 7:00-10:00 • which may be aignificant. Applied Paychology .4 Thur. 8:2010:00 the day. If he ia gettin? into any TAP-BALLET- ACROBATIC Advanced Engineering Drawing i 7:00-10:00 - Induatrial Paychology 4 Wed. 6:30 8:10 The .great question is that of 7:00-10:00 thin?. aoniebody elae will deal with SPECIAL lEPRESENTATIVE Child Paychology 4 Wed. 8:2010.-00 whether we and .Adenauer are go Completely *Jig and Fiatura Design 2',2 7:00-10:00 : the aituation. If that aunimer ap V- Social Paychology 4 Mon. 8 2010:00 ing to press for the rearmament BATON TWIRLING -Cutting Tool D«,ign 2'/r 7 :00- 10:00 Paychology of Adjuacment 4 Thur, 6:30 8:10 petite ia atill botherin? him, he Machine Detign .5 7:00-10:00' and integration of West Germany 'W * . J. L BIRCHER tan wait for a ac'+Tool lunch. If he Aircraft-Mechanical Deiign 3 , 7:00-10:00 HUMAN RELA'nONS *h a western defense alliance be Covered? ALSO SPECIAL CLASSES IN -Introductipo to Human Relationi 2 Tue*. 6:30 8:10 barka hia ahin. aomebodv elae ran ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING fore we press fpr German unity. MODERN JAZZ WHICH IS A Who V M Fc At Our Store ‘ Patttrnt of Adjuatment 2 Mon. 8:2010:00 '.end it. If he wants to ask qiics- Elementary Architectural Drafting 3 Mon. 7:00-10:00 EVEN the most careful driver 7K»-I0:00 ‘ Principlea of Obaerving and...... Th e danger is that if . we pri-sit .,„,„,hmly else can trv tT MUST FOR A U PROMISING YOUNG DANCERS THURSDAY Intermediate Architectural Drafting 3 Wed. Reporting 2 Tuea 8:2O10 :M 'can be innocently involved in -Freehand Drawing 2 !i Thur. 7:00-10:00 for rearmament and integration j.. answer them. If he wants to go SEPT. 10th . . Advancad Atchhccti^ Dr^tLog. .3. . Wed. 7:00-10:00. 1- . first.. Yfis,: for. vigor. .of.:mind .and body, a crash. ---- S ' '•'rfibing SjnplifMd -Engineering for/ SECRETARIAL SCIENCr unity—the real historical necessity Carry complete Automobile . _Vr-~Atchit*cu and Boildtta. .. 5- . Tuct. 7:00rl0;00 SHORTHAND . that with somebody el.se. If., he school Chilean need the extra nutrl- ^ / Let/htm show jqu the new; in the sUnation-^impossible; 'Insurance. Then, wherevifr you RagMar lAy Tima Beginning Shorthand * '4 P M. ft W. 6d O 81OO comes to blows With some other colorful and diitinctivc fab- Iptermediata Shorthand and But, against the automatic' a.s- tional benefita of Sealteet Vitamin 'D’ ECONOMICS ! junior, teacher will be the profes- go or whatever happens, you net and fashions. Let him 6:30- 8:10 Tranacription 4 M. ft W. 8:2010:00 eumption that we may now pre.-s , ^ Homogenized Milk. Aftar Moaday, Se|i- PrinciplM of Economica Mon. umpire iforter, if SENIORS will be protected asainst such take your metsuremf^ts now Mon. 8:20-10:00 Advanced Shorthand and directly toward such aims, there I Tranacription 4 Tu. ft Th. 6:30 8:10 need be. Every quart of this superior milk a loss. for delivery later . , and Tuea. 6:3a 8:10 have been certain developmeiii.r ! Tuea 8:20-10:00 His ilear mother, meanwhi'e, iamhar 7, hy Phoa- remember — omt prices me TYPEWRITING .' hich may tell a different ato' y. j contains 400 unite of precious Vitamin *Comparative Economic Systems . Mon. 8:2ai0:00 M. ft W. 8:10 9:20 will be suddenly as free as a bud. And they f i i better because low— Beginning Typewriting 3 A few days before the; election, we ‘ Pereonel Typeavriting 2 Tbur. 8:2010:00 .\ll llmse things .she ha.s' been Jumping-Jack*’ ipecial ’D’ . . and there’a nouriahing cream iag MI-8-1140. EDUCATION M. ft W. 6:30 8KI0 sent the Russians a note about tl'e Advanced 'Typewriting 3 ■.valuing to do nil .summer with heel construction feature* and delicioua creamy flavor in every .p A complete schedule of under|p‘adusta and graduate courses unity of Germany in which we I w available on request... Inquiries should na addressed to OFFICE PROCEDURE out interruption she can do now. an outside counter pocket lv*ry 4«pmaaf Wa Mela : abandoned two o f-th e.h a rd and drop. I Dr. Donald W. Ruesetl. ^airman* Department of Education. faccretarial Procedure*—General 3 Tuea 8 2010:00 If she still has the instinct. At design, especially designed Watch for the registra U larfividaafly -Secretarial Procadure^-Legtl 3 61IOIO1OO fast positions which had hitherto least, she can have her own choice for young, active feet. Thouaanda of mothera are awitching . . tion day at the studio at Toflarae fa Maf sara ‘ Medical Dictation 3 6:3010.'00 made negotiation on the subject ENGINEERING SCIENCE o f programs. If st\e can stand the the Y. M. C. A., North Imposs'ble. On- his own election to thia nutritionally-improved Sealteat Building trades. Blueprint Reading quiet, she can rend that book .she Main Street. 7:0010:00 SOCIOLOGY eve. Chancellor Adenauer Issued a Milk. Why don’t you? and Estimating (3) 6:30 8:10 began, last June. Engineering Materials 5 7:00 9:30 Introduction to Sociology 4 statement in which he seemed to 7:00 lO.-OO -Th* Family 4 6:30 8:10 Her true feeling, however, will Instruments Air Conditioning Fundamenials 5 8:20-10:00 b* taking potential German re BRYANT A CHAPMAN - R. G. MILLER Survaving and . Mapmaking ^ 5 7:00-10:00 Ctiltutal Anthropology 4 armament out of the -context of not be quite up to her expeetation. Ciassas Wiii Ra- Strength of Materials 3 7:00 9:30 •lust as she turns from watihiiig Mechanisms 3 7:0010:00 any anti-Russian alliance. And, in RENTED 7:00-10.-00 that back trudge up the road, some *Machioa Tools and Procassas * 2\ PLEASE NOTE: Th* above acbodul* include* oaily thoe* claami his moment of victory, he seemed ^sumaHara Wadaas- General Aarodvnamtet 3 7:00-10k)0 thing will hit her har'd. Even ia TO STUDENTS ON 7;0O-I0K)0 which meei during evening hour* Siudenta who aro amployed to be placing the "liberation” of *Thannodynamtcs , 3 on tecooa' and mtrd thilla may be tdmittad uaaler cartain she turns toward her new free Aircraft Power Plant—Gas Turbine East Germany as hij first, not his day, Sigtamhar 90. 7:00-10:00 conditiene to daytime daiaia, a ciampteta echodul* nf which dom, she w ill suddenly be OUR TRIAL PLAN Type J Thur. second, aim. Mon. 7KIOIOKW nay b* obuiaod upon raqueet. , desperately lonely. There will be a 175 East Metdiurgy ' So, whethefr or not the Adenauer ‘ St.tiadcal Quality Control 3 W«d. 7:0010:00 (•Siagl* Saaeaaaar Cnuna). Center St. Miss Morlork recently returned victory will tend to create the bad moment or two, before .she V IT A M IN D from'^ Now York where- she other studios in East m m turns, with leas pure relief than Tel. MI-9-7665 C. E. HOUSE road-block against negotiation studied under some o f the moat Hartford at Maaonic with Russia on German un.it.v she thought, back into a peaceful HOMOGENIZED MILK prominent dance Instrurtors In Temple, South Congre- Full Informelion On Reguesl ^m Jern Edgar Clark# & SON, Inc. which had been expected, or will house. For a fleeting instant, she the country! Hhe Is n member gational Church an^ Insuror of the Dnnce Teachers’ Chib of DIRECTOR, ol the HILLYER COLLEGE be used for a more pliable brand thinks of the great foster parent Fre.1a Hall in West Hart Connecticut and Dance Master* 315 HUDSON ST, Ht^FORO, CONNECTICUT of diplomacy, onjy future events as an enemy, a robber. But she > e- EVENING DIVISION 8IS Main S i„ .Mancheeler CJJIOIISESSON ot America. ford. will tell. covers. What a relief, having Alwayt Oe» tfce flesf—Ge» Seelfesf Milk, Cream, Cetfage Cheeee, Soar Cream, Checoleta Mdk, tultarmiHi med ariter Oaky Pndaele L 44-U21, One other significance was ' in junior gone- for the day! W h *t a TEI-. MI-9-S4I4 wondetXul Invention, that school* Ute German election. I f Adenauer's i /■ »• A i
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MANCHESTEit EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. ^PTEM BER S. 1953 I^cadliiie Fixed PAGE EIGHT wKNB— n !• 1 /n * r wnrr—iJM Zeiss to Produce to re»ii*« hli dem*nd». the Brttlih w o N B - M H K n f l i Q n n H # y w H A v - t i # Skywatch Schedule Foreign Office »nid yeetenlay the vvDRO—is«w M. V g v n o — 10*0 On Trip lo UN Trieste Dispute YugoeUv "clariflcetlon” ahoitld Lens for Warner Euyoni Truman Blasts' New Manager ANNE CAMPBELL'S WC€X5-:I*»0 Eaaten, Daylight Tima WNHO—Oh. • m produce ,a reduction of tenilon! Wedneadny, Kept. # Reaervationa for the trip lo the along the- border. BEAUTY SALON Munich. Oarmuiy. 8«pt, 8—Jack Adenauer Strives Still Unsolved; A.m .^WT1IT->N«ws; Country Muale. •• W tathtr. Midnight 2 a, m...... Kendal Richardson ' United Nation* on Repi 21, under | GOP^s National TV Pella's government, however, **WTIC—BackaUfe Wlla. WTHT—W eathtr. You Know? was reported aeeklng more con 843 MAIM ST.— HUIINOW ILD©. L. Warnbr, tzeeutiv* producer of 2 a. m. - 4 a. m...... Volunteers Needed the sponsorship of UNAM and the : i WT>UC—-Robert Q. Xsewla; T ht Racord ' WDR< —World Nawa Roundup. WSC8 of the. South Methodist ' crete'backing from the Western Shop. I WtNV K diHe ro rn er Warner Troa. Picturea, today an. 4 a. m .— 8 a. m...... Howard Peters Church, will close on Monday. Sept. Ask .West Aid W ixtc—Viiilc. „ „ I WKNB-Newa; Phil Hale Show. nnunced the signing of an agree 8 a. m.— 9 a, m. ... 1 . Victoria Fllew'icz Defense Policy B ig T hree. WIIAY-News' Polk* Hop, W'l'UT—Martin .AKrunaMy...... Lucy Burke, William Hsnaen 14. at which time It Is hoped that a Sure it is! To Liberate East, Before hia speech Sunday. Tito CLOSED ALL THIS WEEK WON*—Jack Downey's Uinle 8hop. WTKV-New*. ment between W amera and Zeiee- 9 a. m. Noon had advocated that Italy and | WKNB- News; B*»rb»ll Matinee. WHAY—Jeatliif With Wamp. N oon 3 p. m...... Katherine Riittgers full busload will be made up for ; (ConMnaed from Page One)^ Opton O.M.B.H.; lens manufactur (Oontinurd from P«r* 0»o) Yugoslavia administer T rie ste ! j.|a_W C C C —Newa; lauci'c. WOaNS—*Newa. 3 p. m. - 8 prm...... Robert Dunn, William Handler th e t r i p . ' It's Hm hmn wIw nlwims J.sa —WDRC—The Rer.orO Hhop. 1:15 W DRr—Shopper#' Sp#rtala. ers of Oberkochen. Germany, for FOR ALTERATIONS 8 p. m. ■ 8 p. m ...... W i l l i a m S im pson. B a rb a ra W a lle tt The apecial chartered bus will declaration before the 1948 Italian jointly, with details to be worked WTIP Yc.iink Winder Brown. WTK'—Newa. the manufacture of the apeciel to bo "iiiMiraNeo pMt" is that tha roaotionary wing of Ih* out between the two governments. WTHT-Joe Ulrand. WIIAT-.leatmf wllh Wamp* 8 p. m. 10 p. m...... ^M yra Fitzgerald. Florence Plltl ■" leave town early in the morning \olster West Ties elections said all of Trieste ahpuld WONS—Yankee Rxpreaa. photographing and projection WCCC“ Nec**, Reccircl Review. and return hi the evening At the — ------Rppublican party acorns to have he returned eventually To Italy. Britain and the Unised Statea now •I p.m. Midnight '...... ,y ... ..H yatt Rutllffe. George Swain* and diocovors only «ft*r RE-OPENING MONDAY, SEPT. 14 4-4» - WTIC—Tne Wciiiisii in My llnua*. WTHT—Ben Hawthorne. / lenses for the recently announced Volunteers may register et fivil Defense Headquarters, Municipal United Nations; those going on the • ------„ _ . fomenting riots and •ttacking; taken control of the present admin- Since then, however. Tito and the administer the northern part of the ’WONB—lack iiowney'a Waxworks, • :«R WCtX - Ncwr; Hreakfatt Htw#- WarncrSuperScope wide - screen I (CoBtlimed from P»ie One) . K istration." rone, which Includes the port. a .00 W'DRL—New*: Old Record Shop. boy. Building, Manchester on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1- trip will have luncheon In the dele a Im s accars |wt bow Kremlin have split, and Yugoslavia WDitC—Newt: Shoppar'a Sp#ciaJ. sy stem . I — ---- ..... election o f.f i c i a 1 s and polling! "Their philosophy." Gillette The Trieste territory was Ital W Tir—Jusl Plain Bill. 5 p.m . ______gates' dining-room, go on a guided ' ami the West' have grown steadily W TIIT—New*. Icsi Olrand Show, W’TU?—Radio Baaaar. Producer Warner end Warner poor h# rtoNy is. ll^ the old grouping and that would ^ i added, "has always been not the ian before World W ar II. The Ital WTHT Bob UoYd .tour of the building and have an I clo.ser. WHAT—News; Band by Demand. technical represents lives Inspect I opportunity to a tt^ d an afternoon borne in mind in the building | communist debacle at the greatest good for the greatest I Caught between their NATO al ian peace treaty eatabllshed It aa WONS—Set Preefein of ih# TuSnn. 1:55 W T IIT -B e ttv Crocker. luoie person had made arrange- a free zone, with an International WKNB Sc’ccrehoard; Bneeball Matl- WON.S—Gabriel Heatter. ed the Zeiss lenses at the factory m eeting. 3 the new government. ' polls they won only 2.2 per cent number but the serving of certain I liance with Italy and their desire #:## WDRL—Newa Columhia riier.ts to enter. They were not government, but the Western pow- and pronounced resulta of the opti Members of the UNAM who wish W atch far AnnouncsinMit at iThere was also speculation Ade- , of the total vole brought om'no'** dominant interests." I to keep Tito on their side, the a.|»1wTIO—Front Page Farrall. WCCC—l i Hundred an«; #0 HHi. identified. ,mere was BIS. .u. i threats in the Soviet-controlled Sen. Dirksen. referring to the ex- j era have never been able to agree W tlAY-Newn. Moeiiinp 8U r Kevtav. cal testa perfect. Warnerfluper ; to make this apecial trip may con "O rnciA L OPENING” I W estern powers now would like to I'M WTIC—Lorenxe. Jonet. n4uer might try to bring in the ^ l^h ^^ ' purlin pre.ss of a purge President's remark that big busi with the Sovlela on a governor. 'wHAY—Proiky'i Quarter. WKNB New«; Pattern. Scope employe a screen ratio of (sliest* Taken 111 The menu for the dinner: To tact Mra. Raymond Johnson, 2.33 Of Our New OStees I see the disputants work out a .WliNS—Newe; mato juice, rolli. butter, sliced Refugee faction. Its 2< ; imiong W est Germany's Red ness appeared to dominate the ad WONS—Skyklnn. 2.88 to 1. : O nter St., between 8 and 9 p.m.. i Trieste solution for themselves. w tm e —Memory I.ane. WTIIT—Hreakfaat Club. turkey, an tee. said it was "a lot'of mallcioua Insure witii Victor Moreili. nmnagrr of the since Yugoslavia broke with the #;45 WTIC Jark Barry Fhfiw. after a two-year ab»enoe, and co. afterm ith of the Coliimhia I.ake ticipation in the European Army counseletl the Western Rcfts to business brains to pay off the ft ...... ■ i-," ^ /„,.ithe Yugoslav-administered south- • :M WUHC- New* talk" Itial lllnesnea Were brought la uncon.stitutional. billion in bills which President Eniprc.ss Theater in Danbury for territory. Yugo- Kremlin in 1948. The broadcaat WTIC—.New*. kN II A*! 4‘ Miruiue 1 rial*. stalling James Mason; "Lucky about by that menu. They added «ii;N IN JAM adopt a "boring-fi'om-within” v\ TIIT-New*. loe Gtrand Show, »;,VSWDKC-Nfcwn. Assn., outing and banquet held .it l^tppen \ , Eisenhower inherited .. and place the past two years, yesterday ss-ij slAvia denied...... the chai;i;ee . and said piatol - wielding Bulgarian Me," musical starring Doris Dav; many others who ate the dinner Wnnt.Homesi In East policy It urged the party to team simu'd his new duties as manager WHAY-Bpc rl*: Supper Serenade. l•:00-WDKO — Arlhu) Godfrey. Yeoman's hall, Satuiday. Most of the nation on a sound basis ' countered that the IValian troop "bandits" crossed l!Vi) yards Into VMiNS- .^ew*. WTHT—My True Storr "Rear Guard," Marring Guy Madt- said the food was excellent and Chula Vista, Calif. '/T' Police .The refugees are intei'ested up with the opposition Socialists of the Stale an.l Circle Theaters W’TIC—Welcome Travelera. the steicken atlribiitcil their ill rHiefly in one thing getting back The three Detroit newspapers movement* to the Italian-Yugoslav Yiigo.slav territory yesterday eajt WCCC- Mcielc. lon; the wofld-renowned stage hit. suffered no ill efterts. said It was fantastic, but there it against .adenauer's new govern here, taking over the position for WKNB—New*. Spoil* Sccapbcs'k. WKNB Newn, M Swett Show. "Mr. Roberta." .lohn Rtelnbeck's ness to sometliinc they ale at the tlieir homes in Soviet-oc’ciipied had no comment on Truman's as- border constituted "provocations.” of the village of Vetren. then re —I;.’ Ilunoierl nu.t 9>) Hit#* Befriie Ihe ill-fsiled banquet. ment. Pieviously. the Communists mrrly held by Jack San.son. who d I.V VVTll - clot, .olee.e current hest-selling novel. "East turkey dinner. One of those who John H. \ Ehsf Germany and In the German ...... section that Detroiters must rea.l As the chargea and counter- treated under a covering fire laid WONS- P«tl''i ov P*ller«on. WHAY—New* In Italian. , those attending the outing en- Nine bulleU were stuck in the iiave attacked the So<;ialisls a.s it- ^ (or ihe mo.st part todav a.s.«umed the position of down against Yugoslav guards by WlvnC—l*ck Z.*lm»n. Thl* 1 Bellev* WDM Ar.iMji Hudfrey. Of ,Eden." produced anil and oiirti.-.,directed sought meriical allciilion were le- barrel of Ihe 38 calibre revolver t^ritories Poland and Russia have chargea mounted, IT. S. Secretary I Joyed a field day held on the telly as they a.ssailed the. Ctian- pro-Repiibtican and anti- manngrer of the Strand Theater in WKNB Sc*r Time. WHAY —llalian Muair. I hy Ejia Kazan; and "Giant " Ihe ' ported in serious condition. that Leon Morrison, 37, brought held since the Potsdani Conference. of State^DuIles told a press con Bulgarian border troops with I#:?5 vVTH'i’—Whi*perinr Streela. grounds of the Horace W. Porter i H p p C l l fiwW riWarf cellor. union. " H a rtfo rd . |;’.v wnilC and Wesiher, I hig Edna Ferber novel about ' Dr. Rueben Rolliblatl, Williiiian- Ahenauer urged his hearers last ference in Washington. I*reaident automatic weapons. vV I'lc cVe«ctn*i 10:50 -W(!CC—Newa. 13 Hundred and School. .Softbnil, horaeahoe pitch- :1 them Jo examine , Neucs Deut.si hland also declared "But that's the way it is in-most In the motion picture business There was no mention of caaiial- Kits 'r Texas, recsntly bought hy the tlr'’hc.allli officer, said he had lo I M orrison said Tie noticed no bul night to "close ranks and woik tn- Kisenhower'a government haa been vA:J0 WTIC l.el lieotne Do I t ing, sack rsres. gum-chewing con- I thp W rsicrn Rcda must \voi k more of the country, " Tninian continuod. for the past 22*j yeais. iMorelli WONS Aulo Tune irerhy. WHAY Moment Muaicall. I studio. attend.to six or eight peisona him let wa.* hitting the target hut ^ IM S U tA k ^ i dher for the liberation of the exploring poaaible alternativea to ' ties. \ \VTHT- Screno fl*mniell. ' 80SS .N'-v-. .Myetery Shoppera. te.*ls. rtiig-around games, potato closely with the trade unions. I "The GOP-controlled pre.ss sup- pi evion.sly acted as manager of We Go To Bat For Your Burner WTIC Bob H»|»e, ! self aRer they attended the diii- didn't realir> they were jamming eastern territories ' a possibly the Trieate-fop-llaly declaration. \v C (Y '—New*; Mi;*cc races, tug-o-war. obstacle races I presses and distorts the news in the Bristol Theater in Bristol for 'K.VII -Pike ria lle r Parly, WKiNB-lAal. Jor Dollara; Voice of; n«i 'until the pearl handle of the re- tolling argument to gain the sup- 14 venrs. working in other c o m -i « h«ch Italy grimly h^^s t« '^ « w n n e Ouv l.c.ml>ardc. ‘ Manrheplrr. br, kklwin M. fiasden of 'Wini- and many other games were held. pArl of the Refugees deputies. UI-M.KS KEAfTION I some cjises it fails to print it." H«r«'s th« pitch! W.’B rceoHdlt^. I0-4.V vvTH i Whe» • (Br' M irrlei ! volver brrike off in hi* hand. WftAhlnplon. ?cpt. R '.'P' .^ecrc* in anothc'r leRhor Day specih. ( ly \V D H C - leiweil Thomt*. i Qirabiiio* M ark inantic said he treated al leaat 20 Prize* were awarded for the wln- iThe elections, which -went off m mumtics prior to thnt. | "ol ucTl' cIm r oBd odjust your ovorwofk^ oH bumor-yut Spft WHAV Miislra Dt Qua Kdlla' Idi FAST CENTER ST. TEL. ML9-5261 edmniele"ralm’ left the extreme tary of States Dulles' open pre- Sen. Symington iD-Moi, former Married he ha.s two chiMren. i panions in the North Atlantic Al- W l'i(\-T lirr. Ht*r E*'.r*. WTIC—H Pa>a To Be Married. persons who attended the dinr.-i neis of the eventa. edn iiance. W*i,N> \* Vk Vht (the Neo-Nazi ...-IGerman Him. Reich...... i election supporl. . of West German - Se. reiary - of the Air Koice, said a —...... *3. and B rian. 10. U n til It bock in tho Biq Looquo dost, for o vory modott WTIIT NSix.ri* II:## WTHT We. The Women. H ill Anniversarv ■/hieh was prepared hy the f'atho- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Englert r ig h t (th e .■xro-.'Nazi r.eiiim ii - ...... i ■ - - Alternative l.«cklng WO.NS Sw’ri* Dle»*t. , lie Lad!es Society of thus town. Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Clark rfHli'^and^th'eTx^uVmV'TeV'IlhepartVI and the extreme left i Ihe i1 ('ilancellor'Konrad("llancellor Konrad Adenaiie'rAdenauer did rut in airplane produciton ordered he is able to seeure a residence • \M).N»r-HUl J*nxln* show. WHAY italla in Mairta. pirt>) and J*' in the 1 not backfire but that anparerttlv bv the Defenae Department last ^ere hi.a family, ia remaining m Dulles Dullea adiled*dn W ackl-. balanced budget.” He spoke in Moreili is a third degree member WTHT—'A 'iaih rr\llcad lln . Kdlll(,n. li i.« vS* ’.fi» WtNnen. I 44fh wedding anniversary Sunday,, *' SeveiSeveial al of the persons al- In' Napoleon * time, engineers in your home with n{lllion eligible voters went to the l al future elections Secretary, announced he was "hap porformoMCo. oil wlutor loiiq. No oil wotto. WHAY I/Itallft Canta. Informed diplomats said toilav IJttle Rock. Ark, of the Knights of Columbus in WKNB Ti\.» In I’op. II •. 1 o , Uv going out lo dinner with their . the dines* to the turkey thought the Red Sen was SO feet polls. Al Madison. Wi.s.. Sen. Morse , py to learn the American poaitlon brookdovnit. Fud tovlnqt, olouo, wlH moro tnou WIIAY .Nn»«. I'liVv Kmln Crriicnl* higher than the Mediterranean, but low-cost fir plywood Dulles, although jiibilaiit over D an b u ry . II.', VV.-/NM Tcin.-'IV' 11 5# WDBC Mak»* V*.m Mind. .lor the liiikey diea*ing. The West hailed the triumph of 'Ind-Orei Haul the only hope for a oh Trieste is unchanged." The WCCl'-.S fwe U lliiiMlreo. and #0 ‘ children and then holding an in- ■ Two persona Were admitted to the rutting Of. the Sue* Canal be Adenauer's forces with obvioii-s re Aden.nier's sma.shing victory, may pay for this Hom# Rub sorvieo. WKNB Your Niiiy hVjeral jiovernment is the election calming effect of Ihia waa offaet by \\ I'li r h iiM*u I*•*' \ llite. • " ; formal open hoiiae in the after- Windham Conimuntly Memorial tween the two bodies of water prov an honest answer lief and plea-siire. Official .slate- nevci lheless weigh hia words more rito's declaration. W DItr .l.thrmv M« h 'r >Sh WTIC The Bhreee That Faya. eaiefiilly when asked to eonuuent of a Dernoi ratic ('on^res.s next WHAY M)iatr noon., Hospital at Willimanlic and one ed them wrong. menls from Washington. London |{iibluril8 Observe Noting Tito's statement Sunday Con todoy . Got your hootlBg systom Ib tip-top 7-in .V*-*- \ I I ,.*4- < M.- * f«'i * Dev on future foreign ele. lions of in- year ’ The Repiiblu an crusade of WTHT -StHii fn.m aS;mr. TTiey were plea.xantly surprised amt, Paris expres-sed "great aalis- reckless leaciion . . had better be that he waa willing to negotiate workloq eoBdItioB boforo Old Mob WiBtor hiti \V( iN'I+- • Isi.ri* ' Hi' ttt.-i WXHT Uoublr or Notblnx _ ’ BHILT-1\S teie.sl to the t’niteil Stales. WK.NH Dial for Dnllare, 540 Club. when Ihetr children took them out factio n ." stopped cold before the public s with Italy and would not use force WK.S’H I’lUe IMiiMer I'liriy The Secretary, they said, fully 2.')lb A nniversary 11:40 WHAY Mueicu to dinner and after their return In Denver., f'olo . whe. e I're.si- wealth is i arted off in the big busi homo. l l.» S\1)|U K>i Sliirr It t . Mite Hry. Ieali7.es that anything ama. kmg W T ir -ot.s Mnii » Kamlly. home when relatives from Po't- rient Eisenhower is vai alioniiig, ness bankeis trailers attached to WTIC Hei rmd Chance. of Amenean intervention in ele.-- \Vf>N.^ - Ti.p Tun<^. \S« I 4* .4 4 1 l•'l’a .. loura. land and Manchester dropped In to ■UiM PkfcIsiriUwiP il— rti lb S. Secretary of State Dulles the Cadillac i riisade. ' Morse said. Mr. ami Mr.x. Jo.xcph Hublard. T-.VS WONS TUun Mo^dy. \ , tions IS a ri.sky busine.ss. I IH) IN '.iiir Ar** Funny. ProerRm said the chief executive was Me quit the C.OR lb last year's elec ,Ir. ll.T Hum.stcacl St . were .sur- II :55 WTIIT Turn to a Friend. wish them continued health and m a a a » m ». iW pleased with Adcnauer'.s victory. I Aceoiilingly. they .said, the See- \VTl(' Kii»linr. T>on Amerh#. hap p in ess. tion '( anipjiign. pri..ieil Sunday al their home on DEGREE-BAY SYSTEM W niT -Thrl*r-<*it5 Hvlln**. AtteriiiMiM 7l8o ♦ 8.34 ^ ' retary w-otild be guided by specific p -a# WDl'.l"—Wen M lerrcB. 19.2.3 LORNS Speaking after a conference with CIO Rieaidenl .Waller Reuther the occasion of their 2.'ith wedding^ dra; B« h«wJ Uie rooUIgfiU A buffet luncheon, was served, 24.23 u i’ll it IlnfninfT »;u> . WCCC'-kTAke Mine Muatc. Ihe President. Dulle.s said the ^developments in- the future when said in a speei b at Akron, Ohio, annivcraai'y, with ahoui 80 friends PLAYS BALL” WITH YOUR BUDBET X 4s« "*e»4' I iw*e. from a table which had as a cen 39.0!i S ^ Q - $25 T O $ 5 0 0 WKNB .'4ikii Off aYOrytfciBt triumph was “far more than we necidiiig whether Vo make a vig- that organized labor fejec^ the and iclatives from Danhury. Max- V h a Y — Notlale Ixicalie Stalall. terpiece a three-tiered wedding WK.N’B -IMK- rin lrr I’afty. Muair. „ A •* ***** H®'*® • “YES" promptly to 4 out of 5 dared to expect. " : orous declaration favoring . any theory that depressions are ^trvfd it- sai hii...eU.s. Ha it fo ld . W ind.sor. I I., i . ' ! ' ) Nrif-M.fli- I. Bhi#. cake, and was also attractively MoatoOf »3 €•*••«•*»••• WKNB-New*: 8|>otU.jI>l|ieid. amployad man, woman—marriad The Ru.s.sian.s, who had assert ; part iciilar candidates or parlies able. ’’Labor Rays we are going to Rockville and Manchester coming WTH'T' Sammv Have V' r\l r- Newa J a' k Berrh. decorated with seasonal flowers. »g4it)>ly ed that Adenauer's re-elei lion WTB’ n< Mum.»ry L’hKumy. or single. • l-d*y »#rvie* . . . phono Medicm, ethic,* are not tofnethinf unique and aet rti II...V ...... ; In ... Ihe ,past. Ameiican polity fight and plan to avoid a depres in, to c o n g ra tu la te th em upon t,he WTU\ News: Weather Tlie couple were presented with, would endanger peace, had little. ppp,, to avoid studiously any • *.« UI>B) Mr ann >!rn. North. 13 1 5 -WKNB Bin* Croaby. You lelact boat paymant data. •> U*a your lunch NAVI sion." he said. VDepressions are occasion. WTIO Kirnt Ni«liter. \VTir-vMedle> Time. a purse of money from their chil first, • I OU uwwv yswy.a— ------. ^ Initial comment except In claim .statemenl.s which might man made, and what man makes Taken out to dinner hv their son, • W'l HT Dincnver>. WONS—New*. dren and Willi gifts and money hour to apply. • Conaidarat* aacica — in yow l>*« apart, but simply a direct application of the Golden via Moscow Radio that the voting interpreted as intervention in '2nd Lt. .loseph Htiblard, 3rd, they The Bandy Oa Co.,Inc. Ui»SS^ Hirh Afiviiturn. WDRC—Aunt Jennie. from other relatives. tarasta. Find out why, "It * Ataanaf to b* *(/re. he can also avoid ” was "held in an atmosphere of WTHT—Paul Whllflnan. WHAY-*G^fna Oi\ Pro|r#m . The* provide an honest answer to the quaa- foroign rloction.** A FI., President George Meany in .were surprised upon returning WHAY Fair and i*o4»lrr. 12 IV WONS Vueir Boi. uon* *2J *s 8»00 aa Slflw ro wlon* m \ P L A \ S Rule. constant terror by the Adenauer MANCHESTER O fficials <1ifl n o t ’ rul<* out th<* a CBS radio speei-h listed infialion \ hom...... e to find people gathered at your 331 MAIN STREET S *:» W T K T -U l^rar\ -OreaU. WTHT-Ja<;>t Perch police." pns.sihility that Du IIpr might again there. They were presented with 7 WHAY Brr»adwav f>vur*., 12 JU--WDIU iBunanca of Heier lio n . "Vt hat is best for the patient?:: Aa one phyii- The rhancellor's victory was an as the lop item among "glaring WI>nr 4;uy laiimUmHo Trent. \ some (lay apf'ak out forthrightly. weaknesses in our national life manv gifts, including * silver . T il ' ‘ i r I* WHAT LaRu*e\ 1‘roeram An Tour HoGrhiK AM You ran have anv one of lKmia obvious setback to Soviet aims in FORD DEALER’S i »A WDHH Johnny Dollar. .New*. Make Mine Muatc. A apace* t hrift y fir plywood : which require immediate ai tion." bm Uet full of silver dollars. A Official nan put it, "I do for my patienta what 1 would do Germany. It indicated that the mock wedding w a s stageil for KMl Hnnry \* >v .TiiVi ^ »'afj-. PERSONAL T^e/tysonai finance c o . built-in* in ymir home in a very German voters were neitlier con 1 "Die wotking people of this |>. »c. t %e. WTHT—New* and Weather. IV iiiocral Voter's country and tlie farmers as well are entertainment and refre-shmeiils WHAV N‘«wn: NiRht Wnifh. •ur. short time C'»et atep*hy*atep^ for a member of-my own family.’.: fused nor frighteneii by Contmii- BIG solecfion of u being victimized by unjustifiable were served, with the centerpiece WTB’ Fiartiii and ih*- e. WKNB M»n bn 1li» Bireet. aiaiH ST., 2nd FI„ over WoolwMth’e, buiidinf plana and quality* nisl charges that Adenauer's # ,!• WIHt<' -I j"! Preclnrl. HEARINQ SERVICE m on the buffet table a large wed LOOK AHEAD >* r. • MltdMlI >-74M • ■•mar* J. Cunningham, Jr., V n MANagar te*led fir plywood today^ police meant war and hia re-elec- profiteering." Meany said. ’ It must WTB’—C‘»u.sin Wllllf WKNB B«e» b«U MoUn''\. •M Mahl Kt. MI-»-«tSl As phannacitu, we adhere to the tame code. Th* ('.aliens Selieiliileil ding cake, given liy Mr. Hiiblard's WONS "f Our Tln\^. 0 « N IMUtSDAY iVeNINC* UNTIl I Remember —fir plywood i# th# lion would end "all pos.sibility of be stopped It is up to Congress to USED WTHT Ferry Como. \ HeikriBg la Oar BaaliiMS halt inflation if the nation is to be mother and father. WHAY NirM WhK h ^ 1 INI VM)KC'~aSeWK Isaai snf. 1* mi4.*H *1 *11 w»*—4**1 t*w*i___ . m i/ uKtod panel niatenal. It'# quality of our medicines and Aervtce ia the heat it the unification of Germany." i Their son, '2nd Lt. .loseph Hub f 15 VM'll'l • ' anham WCCC MoncheP’er MsDno economical, durable, e Adenaiier made it clear that he' Bolton. Sept. 8 1 .Special 1 - All kept*pi HH'Ong.strong." im 'II NIMI. -»W4 e...w CARS 10:00 W I)B (’ Loijeiln Haraoni. WTIIT—Ker ontf Corolyn. - i 1 __ revisiereo uemocraiic voters in Neverthelcs.s the AkL chief .stvifl | laid, who i.s leaving Saturday for ■\VTT<’ -Two B-" th*' 5Moii**y. WONB—N>#»- use . . , the perfect material for would press for quirk enactment regustered Democratic voters WTHT New* TuniikfroW. i* possible to give. You, the patient, are our 6rtl rrsuch'^rro WesuJ-n pr.iiecir n \ the town of Bolton...... are.. nolifted...... of that, with better • payI **.’ and w VVlIirVlJ orki^, t . the...... servi. e, to be stationed at WH AY -New*. built-i'na and hundreds of Ond TRUCKS WONK—Frank K .ward* WTIC,’—New*. **around the bou#e*’ jobs. of■ y,’ pro-W esle I J . a ,(aurus ,,,,rns to he held nextn^xt Mon.iavMorulav conditionsvonditiona "the-"th*'.Ameiican Amei ican worworkei XAberdeen. Md., Was also preaent«« / WHAY roll)«h National H-nu*. WKNB New*. Bii**holl Matinee \ the fi-nation Ei^opean ,»■ = , _ at R n m at the Communilv Hall stands head and nhoulders above ' >VUh a purse of money 18 i.» WtiS'B Mil- s Hour. 1:15 WDH..—M* FerxlC* concern. the European PoUUcal ' firepKc e , the workers of anv other land ’ «nd Mi s. Hublard. she the Rather than cast yau maney, WTHT- Siraw Hut Mupirale, WO.NS—Yankev KooO Show. o which he had made prime political mepiace loom fornW Theresa Fiorita. were mar wnnr Snmmv Kav- WM.NY Re l\ Kirn»**H...... t e m s u m e s •* •* t 'phe voters will nominate < an-. Vndersecietaiy of Labor Lloyd ow CHARGE PLAN actually save* WDIIC—N^wa. Alooda for R«> WTICr—Bf**e The Mu*ieol mUer. Phone MI-9-5253 ried on S ept, 12, 1928, in S t. SEM you’ll SAVE Under the EDC plan. SOO.OOO » MoJnno. - r r r m m 7 be included i Ihev will transact, such other bu.si-.'‘icw of ihe.piilloqk in an addi e.ss VSHa Y The Vient Wntrh. WKNB-Dioi lor J>ollari. Baseball Quinn'S “ proved k^ropean^ A^^^^^^^ proper and wilh.n the loto a Cahlorn,a California .Slate State Fair audience 10:U--WHAY NVwt. Mailn«e WCCC--News; Muakr Rf Admission* WTHT K«lN»ln •’ Vn)ciitiiii I I*. N' DHC 1 '-e (.1- (I'fiC l.lght. fUCOSD rarliamenl has approved the EDC The Boafd of Admissions of industries but addeme!y high levels and there By beinq the one local medium WniH'--*’‘U aid tli^ World. W Tli'r <»uy la'jtoberrtf'. lenged its legalitv. West German day from 9 a. m until fi p lu. in WTIf*' Newa, • »VDRC—9e<'ona Mra. Burton. Opra daily Ta.ni. fo 5 p.m.. Includ rresident Theodor Heuas has the Community Hall at Bolton is no indication that it is about to DOLLARS & throuqh which you can poy for 1 1 -ta wr>B«*—Svmphnnv Hall: Newi. *'wrr<: Mu*«. ing 44'ndncada) aftemimna and turn down in the near future.” BACK-to-SCHOOL W Tir IlfdlvwiMKl Palladium WTIC Tfi Be Annolinrefl. .Saturdays until noon. agreed not to sign the ratification | Center. The board will examine 13:## Wl’B’ NrwF. Bob and Ray. WTHT—New* Wayne King. until a derision has been handeil I qualtncatioiis of elector.* and ad- ALL monthly purchases from *WDHH Nr-w* V‘ O sg c’-.f P*m*»Of# SENSE... WHAY New*, Ye*t»rrepf, 3 4s Dc C i'f.ri;. .'.l**'»n. to East Germany yralerday the. pre.senl their certificates of citi- Wr>rB’—Yawn Patrol. WTTC -C*UI l>.*t"l‘e t>M*v W'THT—Mornlnf Dryotiona. WHAY Rccnrd 8c*«loo flrst of some S.OOO' .‘Joviet Zone ' senship. qosollne... a nd time. W 'lUT j;ia WKNB . Washlnit('n at < nl- Communists jailed by police last I ...... Fdward Fnnk. 29. of Walnut WtVC—Rrrakfaat Newiboy. ca(n. week as they crossed the bifrder in TRirV Htt Time. Our Yellow Page *;**- IVDKi —Brismer Da>. Some 7 000 agitators had been' You can he find S20 fur going Prosecutor W. David Keith WTIC—Newa. WONS—Ne,wa . WTIC Newa. picked up crossing Ihe border sinre ' fa.ster than lu miles an hour. And aaked for the rontimiam e to await tense, doesn't It? «.qt_W D R C—Newa. ‘ . „ . 1:**-W'DRC-Hmi<'P H®”*' Aug 29 Many were turned back the law .saya that the tricycle must receipt of a bloiill test given Frink w r e o — Mominc. Good Mualc* WONS- Cameo Ijady Talks; lA as- on the spot West German officials have a suitable bell or horn after his ai resl. Funk .s c ar was I WKNB- Polorin worka. _ WTIfT-Brn Hawthorne. W TIIT-N ew *; Top II I TTn*. said they had been sent hv the The slate motor vehicles depart- stopped hy Patrolman Milton ] \SONS—Wralher. Newa; Tankee Kx* WHAY*"New*. Record Bewilo#. Representatives Reds to disrupt the elertlon hv nient says it dnesn I know of a sin- Stratton last night on East Center prenp. ’ \\ ’I’lC - l.itf < nu He Beautiful. ' ' gle tot who has been arrested. l^lreet after it waa observed jiro- ' TA^rH’—B-t( .‘4lerle W(*C<* Vn« < * W IIAY-Newa; #10 Coffee Club, WKNB New* Uu*i4 Hall. ------! ceedmg m an erratie manner, police q ijt—WO.SS- N'ewp; Yankee Rxprea*. J I4 ivriKi -li"'i*r Party Newa. said. 1:35-WTU:-Weather. _ . WTIC- Roai.' of Life Are Coming to Wonder Button-Front F rin k is free .on S'JhO bond. 7 5#- WDUC—Old MUBir Box; J.JO - WCCI —New*; Musi*, Sew And Save %VTir—B« b tst?e|f*—Mornlnr wniic-tlous- Party. - In other ca.ses - disposed of this Wf’OC—Newa; t»«>od Mornln# Mualc* WTIC r»'np*r ^To■)^•t• FaioUX. ■ i -morning. -ludge -lohn S. G. Itottner WICNB—Ne»a Phil Hale ShoWz WTIIT fined, Jam es .McKenna, 2.“>. of Wil- 7;4S_ \VHAY—New*. 5:45 4\'bcc’ .itinltM Dl*e .loektv. ’44*n*tc *1 •1)* To Hmolna#*. limantie. J9 for violation of rules WDHC W iiard of Odda. of the road; Flussett Bey. .M, of / S :ii vVTlCi .New* nano^l«w South Coventry. $9 for pa.*sing a WDKC—It Happen* Day. 6 MANCHESTER and ROCKVILLE 4## w e r e —Mn*’c .stop Sign; and gave .lames Don MANCHESTER TRUST W D ne—Robert Q. lecwta. nelly, who gave the Rocky Hill Television WTHT—New*. M K t w M S - f t'eterans Hospital as his address. WTIC—»*4 k»ia#e Wife WHAT New*; Polka Hop. A six-month .suspended sentence for r M WKNB New*. non-suppurl. \4 M ir TODAY An as.saiilt and battery charge 4 iiO—On Y o ir Arufunt. rhill.i don’t stand a chance of KettinE AM i laOdl^* t'hoH • against Frank Ran, .3fi of 12 I'earl 6 <■) Mi Pl Thr Smr*. jSt.. and a. v.iolatioii of rule.* of the throuKh our warpi sweaters. The.v’re TEl. Ml 3-4171 “ ' - (fl- MflWfi. Offi.flV l.road charge against Norman 6 iX>—You Ainl thp I.iiw. rLEulW ERiaEs'j to ossist businossmen in planning their odvirtising I* jfood-lookinK, too. Great variet.v of pat 6 *0- The* HiM.rlarojM . Tlirall. .19. of 28 Spring St., \vrre MAIN OFFICE. 923 main ST. » NORTH BRANCH, 15 NO. MAIN SI « 40—WPilhpr Forefoot, ^ AT LOW PRICES \ 1.95 nolled. terns and colors—every one a fine value !- fi tS-Worltl News T(H#y. 7 (ir>-.gtit>rrm*n. ____BECAUSE C ases con tin u ed w ere 1Ho.se of 7 3f4_n F n Plunjnite > Artiiar Drag Storaf | The Yellew neges ef the Hew tetophone Mreclery Alvin Glidden, 2.'i. of North Cov- Coat and Pullover Styles •w7,4j--:CAniej .New> Car»T»n. . entry, charged vvilh. breach of the lUVUwMvv R..U Jeep. ^ HOUR** A. at. I* 11 P. II. Sizes 6 to 20. 5 30- Worn!* rful J»»hu Arlun. —poHcV, to M onday, a n d ' N o rm a n 3 MILES FRpM MANCHESTER' {4 jift—rnM 1* Bn.tin****, MlllFr. 17. of 9'TRid(ce St., charged --•TrTrt::.r54ii*r.rr^-.------’ Whb^ Autamatic with violallnhs' of rules of the road, #f-r#o*i»*.o»lr hioh-lov.l Chryder pro d u riw and , IS ai—New*. Merchants and businessmen in this area advertise in the H..' tVKNB Tl is better to have a good • Mg, Fartalain HydsMsr soIm wa'ra now offering you fh» /•a r'i m o tt ftnw eble 4 ixl—Je a n n ' F c il.r trade-in deo/if „ , CEHOUSESSOK A REAL 4X>MMirNltTY FAIR fUNCE IBM 4 :io—A c nnimin"ii4 rebuilt mattres* than * • PwteWln Intartgf Yellow Pages of the telephone directory for your cott- f, C*I—Wratein Theater. Stop in now whUe your preieni cor 1* word, mod . . . yooTI gal WAPPING COMMUNITY HOUSE and GROUNDS •h c«>—Newa. cheap new one. We re mml lof it from u»l And yoo'll diicover how romorkobly aoiy W E G I V ,E GREEN STAMPS fi r ,—Kariy Show. make and sterillge all type* • Nmidy UMivas 1* Mm d ear venience to help .you shop for what you want ■without- SATURDAY, SEPT. 12—NOON TO MIDNIGHT 7 S.*—VVealhcrvane. H I* to own a booohful C hryd.r with nil tho moet-wontod 7 :tM—Newa. now driving fonturo*: fully powered .tooring ond broking on* RAIN or SHINE—8 LARGE TENTH of mattrenses. "looking all over town.” 7 t.S—Jane Knunail. fomout homi»phorkol con»bu**ion engine power! s OUR lOOrii ANNIVERSARY YEAR k l«>—Blind Dale. • bwM im d hachad hy 5 3n—All-Star Theater. // <1 lai—Curlaln Time. If voM’rr in business, you’ll find the Yellow Page repre- h o m e c o m f o r t # PARADE AT 2 P.M. 0 .'to—piayhniiae nf-SI*ra. Jon#t Fuinitur# aiiA Ill CXI Danger. „ j a )'< 3M-Y—Mnrning New*. and Standard IrigidairM nawl America's First Family I down the front and uses crisp con budget. Just use this ea.sy-to- OIL BURNERS 10;no—Ding Dong Sehool. ^ — .S U P P E R ____ SPECIAL WILD LIFE EXHIMT 10 SO—Voiir Window Shopper. foliovv pattern to have a bright C L0 5 E D trast for the bib'effect, ccyllar trim 11 no—Hawkin* rail*. of Fine Gars and pocket detail. and cheery bedroom to help you Tel. MitcheH 3-5135 SATURDAY, SEPT. 12— SERVED 5-7 P.M. BY JUD WILLIAMS 11 15—TJie Bennet*. ALL THI5 WEEK Pattern No. 8945 U a aevv-rite start your day right. II ;«y-.sir ki' tl inch. Pattern No. 5143 contains full I' M. FOR VACABON Good Advoitising Koquiros Good Plonning p e rfo ra te d p a tte r n in sizes 12, 14, 12.U0—Him . 18. 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14. 4 3/8 directiona-for planning and making BAKED HAM 1S'I5—l.ove o ' Life. RK-OPENiNG yards of 39-inch; \ yard contrast. bedapreads. draperies, and skirt IS SO—Sear-h for Tomorrow MONDAY, SEPT. 14 Kemp’ s - EXHIBITS - 13; 45—Nancy * Kitchen. For .this pattern, send 30c In for dressing table. . VAKED BEANS POTATO SALAD 1 ;:*)—li*rry Mc'"re. coins, your name, address, size .Send 25c in coins, your name, WAPPING FAIR 1-15—Film Short*. 5AM YULYE5 The Seelhenl'New laglaBd TUmMME Iiia w y address and the pattern number CABBAGE SALAD Farm and Home Produce 3 no—l it Buy That. Shoe Repairing of the Bet DiOOBPOBATRD desired.-and the pattern number DANCE 2..10—The Gutdlnc Llfhk to SI B BmNBTT, THE M.AN- to ANNE CABOT. THE .«AN- SLICED TOMATOES HOT ROLLS Poultry, I.ive Slock • 2 45—Mld'Aft*rr0on Newi. ter Kind Done While loa 7S3 MAIN gntRET Owntd and Operated By end For Connecticut People CHEHTEB EVENING HERALD. CHESTEK EVENING HER.XLD, . O A □ Hobbies, Junior Ekhibits 3 : no-Break Th* Bank. W’nll. H.%0 .AVE. .,-A!MERM’.AS, N E W 3 :40—wplfoiitp Trevplera. 1180 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW FRESH PEACH PIE 4 00—On Your Account. 1.4 M APij; sTREfrr ' fkaM M1-S.S5R0 “RHYTHM-AIRS" New Cam, Trucks Opp. ■‘'■rat N'atlMuU Store BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc yORK 8«.' N. Y. yORK S«. N. Y. C O FFE E Jm il k FAIR ADM ISSION SOc WKNB Basic Fashion for '53, Fall and Presenting .the New Anne Cabot ■ BOB HA.VBKCK. Prompter Farm Machinery P. H i Parking Lot ; Needlework Album. Directions for a KL Action In the Afternoon. M BI9SELI. STREET MANCHESTER Winter, is a complete guide in 'Sat. Eve., Sept. 12. 8-12 p.m. Home Appliances CHILDREN UNDER 12—FREE TAMariw# planning a practical, aew-simple puppet mittens, basic embroidery Adults $1.50— Children under 12, 75c *•:•#—w n c—Prayer; Frank Atwood. wardrobe. Gift pattern printed-ln- stitches and 'grand designs are A D .M ISSIO N .Vie Mda tha book. Send 25 centa today. printed in. thia issue. 25 cents.
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-J.______...... i-. \ . PAGE KIKE BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER A, 1053 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1953^ Deadliiie Fixed p a g e e ig h t to realize hli demands, the BrUlih WKN»—» 4U n ! • I 7-WTHT— 1*1# Zeiss lo Profluce Foreign Office aald yesterday the w o N K — 1410 K n n i n n n f i # V w h a v — s i # Skywatch Schedule OnTriplollN ANNE CAMPBELL'S WDBO—ISM AB -iew eiF ceftCA M V w n o — 1080 la y o M New Manager Trieste Dispute Yugoslav "clarification” should WCCO—1*00 Eaaten, Daylight "nma WNHC—Ch. 0 Lens for Warner Truman Blasts___ produce a reduction of tension along the border. BEAUTY SALON Wednesday, Kept. 9 Reservations for th* trip to th* Adenauer Strives a-aa—WTHT—Nasrs; Gounlry Music. 4bI:U -WONIfr- Wgathtr. Munich, Oermany. flapt. 8-- .Jock ...... Kendal Richardaon United Nation* on Sept 21, under i Still Unsolved; Pella's government, however, Midnight - 2 a. m. GOFs National '■ “ lU—BseksUge WIta. WTIIT-Wt»lhtr. L. Wtrner, •xceutlv* producer of Yod Know? was reported seeking more con •43 MAIN ST.— t U W N O W ILOO, w n ilb —nobrrt'i}. I..»wt*; Tha Rtcord |:tG—wont —Worln Naw» Bounduf. 2 a. m.— 4 a. m...... Volunteers Needed the sponsorship of U N A M and the ; crete backing from the Western Shop. I WIYV- K ddie rnrnar Wkmer Tro*. Plcturek, toiUy nn- 4 -a. m.— 6 a. m...... Howard Peters WSCS of the South Mel hofliat Ask West Aid WCCO—Music. WKNB—Now*; Phil llala Show...... Victoria Fllewlcz Church, will t'lose on Monday, Sept.' Big Three. WHAV—New* (Polka Blip. iMHineed the signing of »n agree 6 a. m.“ 9 a. m. V> Defense Policy Before hla apeech Sunday, Tito Wl'HT—Martin Agrunaky...... Lucy Burke. William Hansen 14. at which time It is hoped that a SufG ft fSf Liberate East, •VONH—lark Downry a Miisla Shop, i WTI(%-Nawo. 9 a. m. - Noon .. CLOSED ALL THIS WEEK ment between Warners and Zclts- hill buaload will be made up for • (rontlnu<"d from P » ( r Oiw) had advocated that Italy and WKNB—N-ws; Baarball Matlhr*. 1 WllAV-Je«Ui)g With W»mp. Noon ■ 8 p. m...... Katherine Riittcera (Continued from Page One) Yugoslavia administer T rieste 4,IC_.WCCC—Nrwa: Isua'c. WUN8—Npwa I Opton O.U.B.H., lens manufactur ...... -B oliert Dunn. William Handler the trip, FOR ALTERATIONS ..sa-WDIlC—Th» RacorO Shop. t:l& -WDKt -'Bhopprira' RpCrtBla. 3 p. m, - 6 prm. It's tko mon wlw tlolws Jointly, with rtetall* to be worked ers of Oberkochen, Germany, for ...... William Simpson, Barbara W allett The special chartered boa will declaration before the 1948 Italian WTIC Yoiina Wioflar Brown. WTir-Nnwa the manufacture of the aperlal 6 p. m. - - * p. m. is that the reactionary wing o f the out between the two government*. WTIIT—Jo» Olranil. . _ . \ WHAT—-Irating with Wtmp...... M.vra Fitzgerald, Florence Plitt leave town early in the morning, to bo "insuranco poor" bolster West Ties elecUon* aald all of Trieste shpuld photographing and projection 8 p. m.— 10 p. m. Republican party seema to have Britain and the tlnlsed Slates now WCCO—News; ilrcord Rryleia, WONB—Yankaa F.aprPM...... Hyatt .Sulllffe, George Swain and return in the evening A t the he returned eventually to Italy. RE-OPENING MONDAY, SEPT. 14 a.,» -vVTlC—Tiw Woman in My Ilouaa, WTHT—R^n Hawthorna. lenses for the recently announced 0 p. m. Midnight and discovon only oftor fomontlnff riot* «nd »tt«cklnR taken control of the present admin Since then, however, Tito and the administer the northern part of the • - Newo; Krtakfatt Ntw»- Volunteer* may register el f'ivtl Defense Headquarter*. Miintrlpal United Nation*, those going on the |.(CmitUia«d from P »fe O n e ) ‘ WONS—lack ijuwnry a Waxworka. WarnerSuperScope wide - screen I official* and (Killinit istration." Kremlin have split, and Yugoslavia zone, which Includes the port. 1 M WDRL—News: UId Record Shop. bOVr Building, Mtncheilter on Monday*. Wednesdays, snd Friday* from 1- trip will have luncheon in'the dele o loss ocenrs iwt bow wnfiC—.Newa; Khoppar'a Spatial. system. * ------. . . . U rloctinn official* and polling "Their philosophy." Gillette and the W est have grown steadily The Trieste territory was Ital \VTir—Juat Plain Bill. 5 p.m. ______gates’ dining-room, go on a guided the old grouping and that would . added, "has always been not the ian before World War II. The Ital WTHT—Newa, JiW Qtrand Bhow. WTIC?-IUdlo BaMar. Producer Warner «nd .Warner lou r of the building and have, an poor ho raoRy Is. closer. W'lIAT—Nrsra; Band by Demand. WTHT Uord technical representative* fnipact- bome In mind In the building ; The t ’ommiini.st debacle at the greatest good for the greate.st Caught between their NATO al ian peace treaty established it a.* wnN8—Bxt. I'rrslon o( the Tuson. • :&S WTIIT-Batty Crocker. opportunity to attend an afternoon number hut the serving of certain a free zone, with an International WKNB SrorrlKinrd; Ba*rt«ll Mall- WONS—Gabriel Heatter. ed the Zeiss lenses at the factory iMore person had made arrange the new government. ! poll."" the,v won only 2.2 per rent liance With Italy and their desire ments lo enter. They were not ' meeting. dominant interests." government, but the Western pow t:0a-WDRL—Newa and pronounced results of the opti Colum bia I Members of the UNAM who Wish Wnteh fnr AnnmuMMSiMlt o f aIXhere wa* al»o apeculation Ade- , of the total vote ^roiight ominoua to keep Tito on their side, the WTIC—From P »f« rirrRlI. w nce—12 Hundred anO M Hita. Identified. Sen. Dirkaen, referring to the ex- er* have never been able to agree cal testa perfect. WarnerRuper "OPTiciAi. onw iN n” Western power* now woyild like to A. j§-W TIO - w h a t —Newa: Moatiing Star Revir I to make this special trip may con- n . w " w . . b , M | S T " ? ™ . Presidenl's remark that big biiai- with the Soviets on a governor. WHAY-^rrf)*ky * Quarter. WKNB Newt; rai(e»ii. Scope employe a screen ratio of The menu for the dinner: T o . tact Mr*. Raymond Johnson.- 233 O f Our Nets’ Offleea see the disputants work out a fgiiesU Taken HI Rfcfugee faction. It* 27 deputies , W e * t Germany's Red ne*a appeared to dominate the ad \Vf)N8—«kyktiiR. Uil.N.S—Nnwa. 2.66 to 1. mato juice, rolls, butler, . sliced i Center St., between 6 and 9 p.m.. Trieste solution for themselves. WURC—Jrtrmory la«n«. i WTHT—Breakfaat nuh. ministration's thinking, comment TKOEBLJi: ON BORDER Among the first plclurea to be turkey snd dressing, mashed po and members of both the WSCS would give the Chancellor the two- t leader.*. ■Phe dispute, however, ha* never Wr(*C Nr*w*. Mu*ir. I WTH*—Thaatti m Melody. 4 t Outing Banquet trfirds m ajority necessary to | The Ka.«tern newspaper* .spoke ed : London, Sept. » (db Belgrade WKNB Dial for Dollar*; t:lA~W DRr—MUalc. produced at the studio in the wide tatoes. gravy, mixed vegetables, 'and the UNAM may contact Mr*. "M r. Truman seemed veked that reaihed the negotiation stage. Rsdio today reported another brief Manner*. WONS -elark Dftaitev o Waitwork*. lettuce. tomatoes. cucumbers, - WHAY—<’ampane Del MatUno.---- screen WarnerSuperScope process I Earl TroMer, 336 Porter St. Any Before. lAt»»e.» business brains, have replaced the Ttto's apeech capped a w eek of |:45 Wniti —fhiTt .bd1 i".'x srs skirmish on the BulgaHan-Yilgo- WIIAY- .Saw*. 1:3# - VVTU:—Newt; Yr»u and Tour are "Helen Of Troy," based on the Columbia. Sept. 8 (Special) mayonnaise, coffee, milk and cake. one else Interested in going oh thi* izb German rearmament if the mediocrity and incompetence with steadily growing Italian worry slav border, it was one of many WTIC—Notaa arul Quotai. Ohlld. \ Homeric legend of the fabled Mr. and Mr*. Paul Merrick, co- trip ...^ 1* ...... invited to do #o and may Hapiten \t{est German Supreme Court de- which he surrounded himself. The. ‘ ovetiTrieste. Pella charged on Aug. involving President Tito's forcek ' -WOSB' TVrll Brrtwn, Wf'Cr Nrwa* 12*0 Hilt. \ Some 40 persons were taken )11. The official k>st 7xine romnui- WKNB Dial f^ f>oUart. Tea Pave|> beauty: "A Star I* Born," return chiriinen of the caterihg commit-j contact either of the above-men- ride* the projected German pai;- fart is that it has taken our best ■lUralil ftiiil.i. 29 that Tito planned to annex and those of his aatelllte'neighbors WHAY—At Bat With Dl|ilomat ing Judv Garland to the screen two of them ho.spllalized. a.s in Victor Morelli, manager of the r-taalag :(l» 'V. IllH f.iv * Mii*0> tee. said it was "a lot of mallcloiia Itioned for reservation*, titipation in the European Army nisl !|^ business brains to pav off the 41 the Yugoslav-administered south .""ince Yugoslavia broke with the ; • lM> WDKC- New* » : a WTIF Jai-k Barry Bhow. after a two-year absence, and -.V' Police of the State and Circle Theaters S\ I ».NS- rvawn. the st'-icken sllribiiled Iheir ill- said the. fowl was excellent and up with the oppositi . • ■ , three Detroit- newspapers movements to the Italian-Yiigoalav Yugoslav territory yesterday east WCri'-Mudlr. WTIC—Welcome Traveler*. aon; the world-renowned stage hit. said It waa fantastic, hut there it chiefly in one thing getting back against Adenauers new Kovein-^^^, „„ Tnim.m's as- here, taking over the po.sition for- WKNB Newt; Kd BweU Show. Mr. Roberta." John Steinbeck's' ness to something they ale at the siiffeierl no ill efterts. ttleir home* in Soviet-occupied border constituted "provocations." of the village of Vetren. then re WKNB-N>wa. 8|m>i U HriapbfKik. mrnt. Previously, the rommunisls C l.'i NSTH slot M*-*‘t* —IL- lliindieil ai .i 9U Hit*. turkey dinner, fine of those w'ho Befnie the ill-fated banquet, wss Eksf Germany and in the German ...... ■■■ , V sertlon that Detroiters must read merl>* held by dark S.anaf»n. who As the charges and counter- treated under a covering fire laid WHAY - New* In Italian. I current best-selling novel, "East Nine bullets were stork in the John H. have attacked the Soi'iali.Ms a.s it- , ■•new'spapera that for the most jiart today assumed the position of WONS- rail'’! t»v I'BttaroDn. souslil meoical silent.on were le- , those attending the outing en- t^ ritorie* Poland and Russia have chargea mounted, IT. S. Secretary down against Yugoslsv guards by wnru!— lack Zalman, Thla I ia-l.» WIiM Ar.huL' ifudfrey. ' Of Eden." produced and directed barrel nf the .38 ralihre revolver lerlv as they assailed the tuian- pro-Republican sml anti- man.ager of the Strand Theater In WHAY-ltalian Mualr. porled in serious condition. I joye.1 a field day held on the held since the Potsdam Conference. of State*Dulles told a press con Biilgaiian border troops with i WKNB 8lar Tiirip, by Elia Kazan; and "Giant." the that Leon Morrison, 37, brought '• T.% WDH4* N» wn atwl W^ath^T. lOrtA WTH'i-Whitperiii* Street*. Dr. riiiei.cn Kothiilatt, Wiliinian- grounda of the Horace W*. Porter i H p p C n t m * f f » r m n4 Ahenauer urged his hearers last rellor. union." Hartford. ference in Washington. ITesident automatic weapons. iO:3A VVrC'C—Newa 13 Hundred and big Edna Ferber novel about them to examine -\eues Deiits" bland al.so de. lared "But that's the way itills in most In the motion picture bit.sine.ss \V rit llc health officer, said he had to School: Softball, horseshoe pitch night to "close ranks and work to Eisenhower's government has been There was no mention of casual- $.30 WTH:~L^T i;^or*n Do It. *K) mto I Texas, recently bought by the Morrison said he notieed no bill the Western Reds must work more of the country." Tniman continued, for the pa.sl 22'.» years. Morelli 0.\S - Auto TuJ.4- Drrhy, WHAY Mbme.nt Mumcall. .attend '.o SIX or eight persons him- ing. sack races, gum-chewing con- gether for. the liberation of the exploring possible alternatives to ! ties. 'vMN’S .si. . .Mystery Bhoppera, I studio. let waa hitting the target but ^ IMSUMAMCt closelv witli the trade unions. "The tIOP-eontrolled press slip- previouslv acted sa . manager of WTIIT- S4-reno (iammfll. self, after, they attended , the .Jin- i.tests, ring-around gantes, potato ejstem territories ' a possibly the Tneale-for-Italy- declaration, We Go To Bat For Yixnr Burner Nrwa: Mi:»lc WTK’ Bob Hopo^ didn't realtre they were jamming ■ I presses and distorts-the Tiews In the Bri.stol Theater in Bristol for ofr't- ■ race.', lug-o-war, obstacle race* tolling argument to gain the sup which Italy grim ly holds to be a WKNB Pikr IMallrr Tarty. WKNB' Dial !«ir Dollara; Vole* ner. until the pearl handle of the re I>l I.I.E.S REACTION some cases it falls to print it. " i< years, working in other com- WDIU’ tluv l.omlmrilo . Mnnrhftler. Dr, b^iwin H Basden of Wiiil- and many other game* were held. port of the Refugees deputies. flat-promise from her biggest com Here's the pitch! W e H eomple^V receediHoe. 10 4i vv'I H j Whei a tjiri Marrie*. Volver broke off in his hand. Washington. Sept R •.'P' Seere- In another PjObor Day speech, niiinities prior to that. f ! i,\ \V DK» ■- !.s*»wfi 1 Thomaa. (^irabiiio8 Mark •nantic .said he treated at least 20 Prize.' were awarded for the wln- panions in the North Atlantic Al cleoN cMid adjust your overwerhed on burner— Bporta. WHAY Miiaira D| gua Kdlla' 164 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. Ml-9-5251 c S e f e calm, left the extreme , tary• iti. .Mof ...... I— I - .Ren. Symington iD-Moi, former Married, he has two children. U T ir Thrrr Sl.r Kltr.. WTK' it i»a>a To Be Married. persona who attended the dinn-'i neis of the events. election support of West German Secretary of the Air Foice, said a L.ois. 13. and Brian. 10. Until, liance. WTIIT Sixirl. I0:;».» VV‘iN.> Nfw Hfli Anniversarv '.'hieh wa* prepared by the Catho Mr, an• WDRi: K.milv Skrirton. WONS—J.adten Fair Mr. and Mra. Anthony Carabino, attended the din- ger MORE ROHM charge d'affaires in W^ashington, wnT»r- irlhm n/^rt^frev. activities. nti-1 Rii.ssian bombers with a firm ly ,.a(p here a.* soon as ,.;po.ssihle. Your overhauled burner will give "AM S»« ..oNS .'111101 l-rwi*. Jr. 12 Glenwood St., relebrated their nei., were taken, slightly ill, too. than R6 per cent of the 33 will adopt similar strategy i n ...... , ------^ after a hurried cohference witn the writ'- Bolton Blecklr. WKNB -Newt. Mu Club. in your home with triillion eligible voters went to the, i al future eU-itions He spoke in Morelli is a third degree member trformonce. all winter loii€|. No oil waste. No WTIIT—'A'l-allirr. ilr.dlinr Kdlllon. 11 ».* V6 *1 H I vN* . ••* Women. 44lh wedding anniversary Siindsy. * Several of the persons at- In Napoleon's lime, engineer* of the Knights of Columbus in Secretary, announced he was "hap C WKNB N r.., To|.* m I’oio WHAY I/Ualia (.'ania. polls. I Informed diplomats said ( ‘’ ■ 'a '', J, ^ , II •, I I > . • ' tn dinner with their tribiited till- illiu-s.'i to the liirk 'y thought the P.ed Sen was .V) feel ,At Madison. Wis... Sen. Morse Danburv. py to learn the American position U-LURIT •okdevms. Fuel savings, done, win more tnon WIIAV r-M V i'Kith by going out higher than the .Mediterranean, but The West hailed the triumph of Dulles, allhough jubilant H'' lolinnv .M'tr-r Show. W T ir 'Hie I'lirntc Thai Pay*. ments from Washington. I.ondon carefully when asked to comment of a ivm ocialu Congre.ss next | | ( | l » l a r f l H ( ) l > H e r V e WHAY Mutlr noon. Hospital at Willimanllc and om ed them wrong. year. The Mepubluan t;ruaade of j Noting Tito's statement Sunday Call today . Get your heating system in tip-top J ’ll II' .V.W.- V • I ', -I- « M.' fiM n |)t V . and Paris expressed great satis- on future fotelgn elei lions of in- WTU r .Slun li' Hi S|'«'-r. They were plea.'antly . lUfpriaed lerkleHH reartion .. had beltei* be that he was willing to negotiate working condition before Old Mon Winter hits \\ nN.'l I ;*f,ro ■ (I' 'iC' » WTHT - [Viuble r-r N«.thing RUILTHS fartion." teresl to the I'nited Slate.s. stopped roM before the publi< s with Itslv and would not use force WKNB I'lkr rislOr I’wily. WK.NB Inal ff.r I>**llarr. h40 Club. when Iheir children took them out In Denver Colo, where I'resi- The Secrelarv. they said, fully AiiniverHarv 11 IS WHAY Mufiica wealth is ( arted off in the bip husi* heme. t l„ U KlU K'l lliirr.'W II • . 6. DIM . ■••• '^ry. tn dinner end after thelr-«-eturn dent Eisenhower is yu a tio n i.^ th.at an.vthing smatkmg "pp.V 'hHouV;« ' tViueVs''aUaTheaTo WTIC (ll.r M.ri « Fimlly. WTH' Seron*l r’hance. home when reletlvee from Port- ! r. S. Secretary of Slate ! «f Anieriean intei vention in ele. - ■ ,Mo„e WON.S -T- p Tunrs. W * t I • r D' Ml . I oura. land and Manchester dmpped In to | ■ n n nOTMT laa Npamb thf Cadilla* riiiHadp. ' Morse said: ' Mrs. Joseph Huhlard. J'.'i.S WUNS T ito . M.K’dy. \* I1 AV Af.t *nn‘ Progroni said the chief executive was tions i* a risky busine.ss. Me quit the TiOf* in la.sl year’s elec- i Homstead St . weie sur- t no W tll’C IV ,III. Ar. flinnw wish them continued health and lim n n IS »1e. rim MM*.rien pleased with Adenauer's victory. ] Accoidingly. they said, the Ser- WTIC -K'MIr Flflirr I>on Amrctie. ll ;AA WTHT Turn to a Friend. tion t ampiiijfn, I pn.'^e.d Sunday at their home on OEBREE-OAY SYStEM 6t"rlIT 'TlirVo'^Trc'Rvttlrr Alierauuu -happiness. , *lO O $ 8.38 $ C.72 LORNS Speaking after a ccmference w ith rpjjry. would bg guided by .speciHe CTO President W alter T^putheFT the oth wedding: ivoa W niii’-Wen 44 4trreB. 19.2.6 ' WllAV- .N' w., B'himl inr KoolllZbl* WCrC-Make Mine M>iaic. A buffet luncheon we* served ' *0 0 0 24.23 the President. Dulles said the (i^velopmenls in 'th e future w hen .said m ;a speerh at Akinn. Ohio, anniver*iry. with about 80 fnends I .'o'.t lUliiiii.r Coy. 4*ntae lime la o o 1 3'J.05 _ “PLAYS BALL" WITH YOUR BUDSET from a table which had as a cen- *v*»ytlt«ff$ • $15 TO $500 triumph was "fa r more than we j (tpi-iiimg whetiier' to make a vig- that organized labor reject.s the relatives from Danbury. Mas- WKNB l-tisii Off WHAY' — Nolltle T-ocalle Ftatatl. terpiere a three-tiered wedding i AWve ooymORH (byoi WK.NB I’lk" IV.lrr I'sily. A loo* ot 1100 tmU $20.40 dared to expect, " |>orous ileclaratinn favoring any theory that depressions are inevit-: sai husetts. Hai tfoid. indsor. I t., '.'Ill ii Blue. Mutic. take, and was also attrartively I 2 conaodw'^* • "YE S" promptly to 4 out of $ The Rus.sians. who had ausert-| pjii-iipuifu- candidates or partie.s. WKNB-Newt; Sport* Digest. OfomoNy »*0O*d •• \ able. "Labor .says we are going to Ro^'kville and Manchc.^ter coming WTIIT s.-inimv Ksye decorated with seasonal flmver*. | •OdhtAly •* omployed men, women— married ed that Adenauer's re-election t|,p past. American polo y WTIC U.....ni..ry ChKiney. V'. iTir .Newt jai'k Rereh. fight and plan to avoid a depres- i fongratulate them upon the WTir Newt. Weather The couple were presented with ' or iinzle. • 1-dey service . . . phone MEfiir.Ai. rrHir* are not aomethinf unique and irt would endanger peace, had little bas been to avoid studiously anv '• i_ ; ,i _____ :__ __ r»r»i-Qoccasion. ci'rtn I '.n Ul>|(i Br «nu Mr». North. i: IS- WKsNB Bing Ooaby. first. • You select beet peyment det*. • Us* yourlurch NAVI • - ______■ _ « . ' , tn < • . I1 wer Htmet Floor I.#vel WTHT IJIscovety WONS—Newt. dren and with gift* and money hour to spply. • Cbnsiderete service — in yoyr bert rw apart, but simply a dirert application of the CoWen via Moscow Radio that the \oting ^e interpreted as intervention m „viiid" 2nd Lt. Joseph Hiiblard, 3nl, they The Bandy Od Co., Inc. ■WiiVS-llim All.’ I lure. ,WDRC—>unt .lennie. from other relative*. I terests. Find out why, "It s ftsiswe^ to be was "held in an atmosphere of f,„p,pn elect inns A FI, President George Meanv in WTIIT—Paul Whitemsn. WHAT—Gemma Oil Program, Rule. Thev provirle an honest answer to the queo* weie surprised upon returning at your WMAY Fair and C.H-I.r. 12 2.'.— WONS Vutir Box. Uane fiJ* »• $500 eis W g n f re s \EM PLV\S constant terror by the Adenauer, did not rule out the , cB.k radio .speech li.sted Inflat ion . home ...... to find ...... people „galhere WTHT—Ulerarv c.reaU. WTHT—Jack Berch m, ,ii.o.'. vVetorv was an P'’ '-''hilitv that Dulles might again among " glaring , there. They were pre.sented with fflitltoffif WMAY Br.Uldwav B-vue. 12 JiF -WDIIt Kornanre pf Htlen lion, hat is best for the patient?« As one physi WtniC -Guy Uimtuirdo Trent. w * Vn ( Hrtf ( V r«r pl ywoorl cian put it. "I do for my patients what I would d« Germany. t induated^^H^^^^^ , -The working people of this nmek wedding was staged for WON'S Hill llcnry N^'wa; Omciai 6, I iVS- '*1)' A .f.f n y I'ag*-. T ^e / L s o n c t i FINANCE CO built-mA in >our Worn* in a vary i>- ■ t ve WTHT-Newt and Weather, PERSONAL German f_ipv,**np,i bv Commu-' V V S ’ country and the farmers a-; well are i entertainment and refreshmeiU.s BIG selection of WHAY \» wn: N»ah! Watch. vs '-Of I '.1 I"ur. Abort \im* f't^t At*p-hy-At*p for a member of my own "family.^f ' h i r l e f Adenal.^^^^ , , . . , being vietim,zed bv unju.stifiable were served, with the centerpiece WT|i' HH.rorrarMl lh»- !<••••.. WKNB Man On tlie Strett HEARINR SERVICE $•$ MAIN $T., 2nd FI., Ovof Woolworth’o, Mj ^ C H K T E R buildiniE plnnA and qualiiy* L O O K A H E A D f.Sa WljfLt' Jl-t Prrclnct. |o I I* 'I J ' iurtijr. toAtrd fir plywood today! police meant'war and his re-elec- ('.a U C U S S c lH M llllc d F^oflteering." Meany .said. "It must, WTIt’ (^.UA1TI Wltll'* WKNB Bat* ball Manner, 800 Mala Ht. MI-0-4281 MltdMn 0-7430 . namorO J. Cuimliinhani. Jr., V*S MANagw As pharmacists, we adhere to the same code. Tho WtiNSI c - ..f 1 i.ir Tln^. WTIIT Perry Como. . OriN TMUiSOAY IVtNINGS U»4Tll ( f J8. Remember —fir (>lywood la tha x^^C irof'ferrnr, ^a.rrx.o,'; ,rth^ i,';!;:ri-rr:: niorh^r and’^;'aiher' WHAY N'igM WhI 1 INI .V. I>ltC—.^ew* HeaHag 1* Oar Basdnea* ls*M SMf, ts mi4niH tl sM ■siisssStaf Mew ___ real uood pan*) mat*rrat. U'a l)H unification of Gem any I ^ , ."tpeciaD ■ All kept strong " The,r.son.2ndI,t..To.sephHiib- t I.*! WTiri Kro • ‘ anhY^rn w e r e Manchetier Matire*. quality of cmr medicines and service it the best it 10 M WDI((^ Lou^ila Pars*ina. atononucal. durab)*, *any-l6- A 'l^ au er made it clear that he Democratic voter* in Nevertheless the A FI, chief said lard, who Is leaving Saturday for W TM T-Ker and Carolyn. WTT(* Two fi.“ th^ Sionry. WtrNS Newt. «ia* . . . th* p*rf*rt matoriaJ for is possible to give. You, the patient, are our firal w o u l^ r e s s for quick^m^^^ the town of Bolton are notified of that with belter pay and working ' theWiP .servn.NCI > H e.r. to\yf he t'c stationedc*\**w*w»*v s* Str*. WTHT N>w« T-.rtKirr.iw. WHaY -Newt. built-ina and hundr*da of of such and TRUCKS WONS—Kraiik P: warda \VXfr—N>wt. Eomnean Armv'■mv and * caiirus to be held next Monday.Monday conditionscoomiions "the me American, woraerworker ..Aberdeen...... Mil. . was - ...... also presented *'aroand tha bouaa’* joba. the 6-nat WHAY rf>1ii*h Nailonal Il'-m** WKNB Newt. Bae»hall Matinee „ imp Eu _ pf nl ci8 „n m at fVa«the r-rcTYimnnitVCnmmiinitv Hall .«tandsstands head and Hhouldersshoulders abnvpabove with a pur.se of money 10 IS WMNS M.i" • llpuf. I :IA VS DH. .via Peraipt coni;em. the European Pomieal L " V ’ ", V^ thep workerswoTKeis ofoi snvany othermner landinnti. " Mr and«ii«* Mrs. Hiiblard...... she the. Rather than cost you money, WTHT SUMw Hall WONS - Yankeq. Food Show. Which he hadNpade prime political nirpiai o ?oom, WDFH' Snmmv Kav»* WHAY Re'i' Kmbatl. The voters will nominate ran- Mnderserietary of Laboi- Lloyd former Theresa Kionta. were mar- SEE how you’ll/SAVE sa^WniU'- N^wa. Mfw*<1a for Bo* Phone MI-9-5253 . Ma.<rl. WTHT U'it*rnarv f'luonev I^^c but the Socialists have bhal- Electors will be in ses.sion Satur- "The economy u today operating MATTERS OF \\O.N8-M,di)i»ti*« Matins. L.»a WONS Connertjcut Ballroom. •00' N*. Mala BL, MltobeO 0-0368 fe^iged ita legalitv. Weat G ert^ n dav frqm 9 a. m until « p m irt «t extremely high levels and there, By being Hie one local medium WDp.C - .■.n at <1 tli» \V ftcM. V\THT Huy Liiubard* WTI^^ Sewa WDBC—Secono Mra. Burton., «>prB daily 7 a.ni. I « .6 p.rn.. Includ r esident Theodor Heiia.s has; the (iflpimunity Hall at Bolton ■-* no-indication that it i.s about to DOLLARS & ll-'vn \vrt?H* Svmrhrtnv Mall- Newa. w r r e Mijo • ing Wed'needsy aflemi.nn» and a g l^ d not to .sign the ratifies lion iCentetJ; The board wdl examine turn down ,n the near future, BACK-to-SCHOOL through which you cart pay for WTir li<*Uvw«v.d ralladmm WTP' T« Be Announced WTHT Neoi Wavne King. NatlirdavA until noon. until a derision has been handed I qiiqliflcations, of electors and ad- 11-Ot WTH' Nrwa. B -b and Ray. ALL monthly purchofes from 'WDR<“ t*e'«i Bo4l»»«om down by the nation's constitutional i mlt'^o the elector's oath Lho.se SENSE... « Ot-WI>lH'- K-irm rr.'pram WHaV Ne»P Y'eti^rdar* Hil r*- court. ' i found qualillerl. BELL-RINGERS ALL member stores with one », IS—W'DHt:---iyrtin Time. rade *;?S- WT H ' N4'W!i WKNB M ioir Hall. ' West German officials aeni hack Perso'ns of foreign birth must • sa W<»NS Yar.k*'^# 7 l.'i 1' Dim r*'f' 4tt«»n. to Fault Germany yeslerday the present their certifleates of cili- Court Cases check. Serves postoge, bus fore, WIVTH'- Yawn Patrol WTIC CurborKr** <*•*■*. ' WTIIT-Morning Deyotiona. WHAY Record Setttnc first of some S.OOO' .Soviet Zone , lenship.. , on , ... . , gosoline— and time. UMHT Mu'*** Nr'w* *.*% WKNB N e»» Washington At <*hl* 1 Communists jsiled by police la.st n 1'^"'"1" w r r e —Breakfast Newtboy. cago. week as they croased the border in 1 TRICVCLF, I..AW C IT M I .St., charged with driving under the W/nr - Wnath* r. Frank Atwfw>d. I:tA^ «O N 8-New t SWUTEBS WHAY—Sacred Heart Program. j » . WDRC—Nor* Drak*. an attempt to sabotage the lec- ■ Hartford. Conh, '.4“ Careful influence of liquor, had his case Since there is no charge for • U WKNB-SVwa WCCC—Newt; MutP > Jinn I how you ride that t'rjri'rle in Con- Continued until .Monday m Town \VHAY--Cnnn**4 iirut Tim^rable. tVTir—4'1n»lere||« Weekend 7,000 .Are .Arrested Inectiriit' Court this morning. CHARGE PLAN it mokes good i AA- WDRC-Keiigioua i'aia. WTHT—Betty Crocker. Top Hit Time. . WTIC—New*. J -4A' WDKi. —Brtgnter Dt) . Our Yellow Page Some 7,000 agitators had been You < an he find 120'^ for going Prn.seriilor W. David Keith WONS—Newa . WTIC New*. picked up crossing the border since ' faster than 10 miles an hniir And asked for the conlimiance to await sense, doesn't It? _ ' t aa—WDRC—N>W*. S:aa- WDRC-HUBop House Aug 29' Many were turned back the law says that the tricyclie must receipt of a-blood test given Frink WCCC—Crxxl Morning. Good Muaic W’ONS Cameo lj*dy T»lks; Wax* on the spot West German officials have a suitable hell or horn ' , after his arrest. Frink s . at was W KNB- Pnl«r»o works. _ WTHT—Ben Hawthorne. WTHT- Newt. T«P H t “ me. said they had been sent bv the The stale motor vehicles depaict- stopped by Patrolman .Millon WONS—Weather; Newa; Yankee Kx WHAY New* Record Seatioa. Representatives Reds to disrupt the election by , ment .says it doe.sp't know of a sin- .Slratlqii last niglit on Ka.si Center • prean. I'H' • 1 . < »• Beautiful. gle lot who ha.s been arreste.l, i^treet after it was observed pro- W T ir H- « SteflA. !■ ___ reeding in an erratir manner, poluo WHAY-News; O-ffee Chih WKNB H»i4i« H*ll. 1 7 l^VVONS- Newt Yarker Kxprett S’ lb i>.DB' tv*’4*4- N*w*. I *&id. •J IS—WTir-Weather. W T ir Kn*i. of Lif* Wonder ^utfon*Front I Fnrik 1* fiee on S200 Iwnd. 7 sa- WDRtVdJId Muajc Box; Newa S aa- wrCi — Muale. Are Coming to Sew And Save In other < di-Hpaned of tlii.* WTIC -B'b r't-ele—Mornlnif Watch. W PB r—Hotj** p*rty WfTN!—New?. «*4>od Morning W T ir r-*'p8T T«'u *» Fxiany. morning, .hidgr John S. G. Hotlnei WKNB—Neat r*bil Hale aho^. WTHT 'cAWtrr Mua4c. fined Jame.M MrKennn. 2.^, of \V»1- 7 :45— \V h a y — .New.. 3 Ci L !•;* <»i .Hick#*. limantic, $9 for violation of rule* i» •it" T*‘ H*ot»‘n***. WDHC ‘^’txAf'1 of OAAt of the road: Hiissell Bey. M. of " Tlt'i _ South Cdvij^nlry. 19 for pa.wHing a WDRC-a-lt Happ^of K*Fr> D»y. 6rano^lew MANCHESTER aii stop sign; and gave .lame* Don- 4:aa WCrc--Mi*!r MANCHESTER TRUST MkT>nr—Boh^lT Q. leFwlA. nellv, who gave the Ho< ky Hill Television WTHT—N8W« ito d R c t; Veteian* Hospital a* hi* addre.a*. WTH* BosbiiA## Wifo MscfaMSrtt a six-month suspended sentence for 'VHaT \em-P. rolkx Ho#. I* M WKNB N>«*. N * nori-support. M ir TAIN An as.sault and battery Vharge 4 tiO—on V'-ur A«- ' lint. T a a i v Thills finn’t .stand a chancfl of Rettinjr 4 IT—I 8 iTu'K • IM against Frank Rau. 36. of 12 Pearl b oi Meet Thr Sl*r« St., and a violation of rule* of the through our warpi .sweaters. They're TEL. Ml 3-4171 xs—Mo*r l>: •»1' - L e T / - t 4g P road Y'ou arwl ihn I..A* riluLW EM SES^ to ojjist bttsintssat* l» idboidMl Thrall. fiP. of 28 Spring St . were good-looking, too. Great ■variety of pat f, to- The* StH-iiocop* . tn tahn MAIN OFFICE. 923 MAIN ST. » NORTH BRANCH,115 NO. MAIN S I « 40—WrtAthff For^Mt. AT LOW M IC*8 1.95 nolled. terns and color.s— ^^eyery one|8 fine value! A iS - Wnrid Sewt TfK%y. curtains Gases continued were those of • Iff) —Sui^rmnn aas pin* '.:3s. 7 ;j/»- It H A ri*'H-ui‘f* tAitfcvr DntSttrMj BEUUSE Alvin Glidden. 2.^. of NoUh Cov- C<)at- and Pullover.iityle.s ■ -7- 4V wp -4JaFa*xo. Tilt Yallew ta lw . ■ enlr>\ Tbafged with breach of the p trv—My 8.*n J'-'-P r HOUE-A 8 A. M. te 11 * . M. ^ peace, to Monday, and Norman Sizes 6 to 20. W^Ti4l4•r4ut Jw Af'li*fl. J__ 3 MILES FROM MANCHKTER ♦r--n- T-** •— Wifk Aataniottc ~ - ”vrtth violattona of jiile * of the road, I til— Tim104» (nr YtHiro^lf. ttrtomorrowi— jn'VUiOrt th* tJfi'V • m-i&— fl»4k S'etv tocot affro«tii^ II Jd'»ntlf‘>n4^ry MATTRESSES • FeB-wM* t npee Ptaaaat 12 T«>- Blind • RvOl and hashed hy fesseui konutphorical tombuslioa angina powerf Tit All Hihc ,g^—4*uiiain Tiiiu' ho m e c o m fo r t PARADE AT 2 P.M. *• Hi- I'iaylp'Ud*- “ f filar*' JoRRs Faraitart aad y o o l fpi Dai.fpi 1' VI Y»*4ilh Tak»* I AMUSEMENTS • CLOWNS II 1R» N*»* FIm t Ricavarias (Sffl* ' bo o f 11 1& -leal* rooU-f Imalag. MORIARTY Bros. lom m tiaw .16 Oak St. Tel, MI-9-1041 (nr preeatog 3 1 5 CENTER ST I REFRESHMENTS A beautifully taiiureU ail-occa WAPPING FAIR Cents ini See eil the eew bnneriel CHRYSLER foofb «*o w a koy Ireti'e einthea. It's .simple to create "the room 7 or> 'lodav. s 64". Orswsi sion frock that enables you to I OX DRAWING R ti0-Yaok«* I’fddUii and De Use Cyde-metics, MeMr dress in almost no time. It buttons of yoiir dicam*" and ea*y_on Hie SILENT G L O W value. end Steaderd Frigidnirei aewl down the front and use* crisp con budget. Just use this easy-to- OIL BURNERS Hi nh Ding Dnng Amorica'o First Family follow pattern to have a blight _____SUPPER— SPECIAL WILD UFE EXHInIT 10 Vb—Vm»r W tnrtnw aht>pp«P. trast for the bib effect, collar trim CLOSED of Fin# Gars and pocket detail. and cheery .bedroom to help you Tel. Mitchell 3-SI 35 Pattern No. 8945 Is a aew-rite start .vour'day right. - SATURDAY. SEPT. 12— SERVED 5-7 P.M. RY JUD WILLIAMS A U THIS WEEK perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14. Pattern No. 5143 contain* full FOR VACATION 16. 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, 4 3.8 direction* fo r planning and making lAKED H A M R K -O P K M N U yard! of'39-inch; f>» yard contrast. bedspread*, draperies, and skirt - EXHIBITS - MONDAY. SETT- 14 t a i For dhis pattern, send 30c in for dressing table. WAPPING FAIR RAKED lEANS POTATO SALAD coins, your name, address, size .Send 25c in coin*, your name, Form and Home Produce SAM YULYES desired, and the pattern number address and the pattern number ,7 CAIRAGE SALAD or Ok INOOBFOBAnO to A.NNE CABOT. THE .MAN- i D A N C E Poultry, Live Stock to SL'E Bl'ONETT, THE M.AN- SLICED TOMATOES HOT ROLLS TU MAIN 8TREBT CHE8TER EY'EN'IN'G HERAU>, CHEBTEK EVENING HER ALD, j - O A □ Hobbies, Junior ExhibiU 1160 A V E . AMBaUCAB, N E W 11.60 AVE . A.MERIC.A.S, ,NE\V FRESH PEACH PIE Phooa M I.5.5580 "RHVraM-AIRSt New Coni. Trucks YORK SO, N. y. VOOK so. N. V. m i l k Basic Fashion fo r '63, Fall and Presenting the New Anne Cabot ROB HAXBECK. Prompter COFFEE Farm Machinery Needlework Album. Directions for . Winter, is a complete guide in Sat. Eve.. Sept. 12. 8-12 p.m. Home Applianceo planning a. practical, aew-aimple puppet mittens, basic embroidery AdulH $1.50— ChiMron undor 12, 7Sc wardijobe. G ift pattern printed In- stitches and grand designs, are AD.6IIH.«iiON 5«c Od* th* book.^8end 36 canta today. printed in tihia issue. 2.6 cents. ' .t
7 ' \"V-' w -t. •v\-L T \- ■ 7 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,^MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,.1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1953 P A G E T E N
.TOONEBVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE New l.ulher L.eague Preaiflent Serves as Arbiler Row Brews GORDON’S QUALITY CLEANERS Anawer to PraVieua Puiale Local Teachers Brace Sense and Nonsense Cor. Middle Turnpike Eant and W oodbridfe Street LOCAL a m u s e m e n t s - G e t tin © Gr a n p m a p u t t y Vidto Ftrformcr t r Over PO W ' ' S T A R T fe P " ON THE K iNSEY REPORT. 0pp. Mancheater Green Have you noticed how many For Opening of School ACBOM SS Encountered Before they run short, 'moat Open Dail.v 7 to 7— Thura. and FH. Until 9 P. M. people will be glad that they wrecka thert ara In a one-track 1 Video M Etientiel saved enough for their vacation. mind ? H oldbacks p^ormer, being ClasBea 'Begin WiMlurn- various points along the course ------Connor DOWN Now la the time to clear your and they reported all entries as There i* a xalivn tcet to find out Hay; Home Room Seat they nansrd these check points. (CniitlniiNl from Page One) Special For The Week S She became a .... if a race horse haa been doped. We garden of laat year’s weede—so ------model In IV.nquwhed you ran give this year's a chance. This enabled the race officials and a - find it easier to just bet on the.n. ing at MHS AnnoiiiireH resi ne crews to maintain a n , ers who have refused repstrlatlon. New York - , , accurate chei k o f all entries' pro-1 ' The U. N. Command began mov- • She la —— > Chemical Any day no\Y we're expecting Going down to work with a bad UNLINED DRAPES . . .$1.00 up All schools In Mnnchesler, In press over the entire length of the j Ing the first of nearly 23.000 t^om-I Detroit aubatance , smut' polaiclan to claim he was cold la a very easy way of getting miinist POWs from camps In soulh- cluding St. .Ismes' P sro rh ltl course. I misquoted in his television speech. others down. ' ern Kores to the demllltsrlr.ed > 19 Siouan IndUn * £*f‘P 9} **.®“‘ **,« » .. The 92-mlle course extended IS Hail! * Tiber knots 20 Scattercr 38 Gets up School, open officially tomorrow, 1 xone. LINED DRAPES .... .$1.25 up 14She made a MExpunger 37 Pries Ohio twins celebrated their Tht closer you get to your relr but most of the school buildings from Hartford to V>sex, and re-1 I They win be shipped at the rate tiirn' Tliis regatta ■A’aa to replacei rapid - a Above 25 Church 38 European birthday together. He's 65 and atives. the quicker you really get were open today is (cachers re ! ilt about 2,.500 a day, with the Job the Albany to New Yofk RegaUa. | No oxtro ehorqo for pick-up oud dolivory. V ISCmso 7 Hammer head festival ermine she's 30! next to them. turned to their, classrooms pre I scheduled for completion by Sept. IS Sheltered sidt 40 Desk pared to meet the onrush of slu- whhh waa not held this year. Any ' 19. • naiackbirdi of ‘ Washes lightly28East Indian 43 Kind of cheese If you don't even have the nerve An'qralor is anyone who can ex denU who will make up the larg new records whli h may have been , The Reds say they hold shout TELEPHONE MItchoH 3-8710 cuckoo family >» WiUowa island 44 Befouled to begin, don't crlllclre the plain to a barber exactly how he est enrollment in local school his eatabli-hed- In the Conn. River | .300 Koreans and 20" non-Koreans J) 11 Earth (dial.) >• ‘* Tablelands 33 From that 45 Exude quitter. wants his hair cut. tory. Ila< e were to be act epled as of- . who have refused repatriation. 10Gull-like birdsl»Th'’*«-^ place 48 Matched Department heads at Manches ficini National Records. Tliere They have not announced when ter High School met with principal were over two hundred entries In • . 21 Body of water Proni*** 34 Type of duck pieces A man should consult his wife A famous ballerina had her legs they will start moving these POWs 22 IrriUtor apears (pl.) 50 Rubber tr e e . before buying her a birthday insured for 350,000. Wow! That’s a Edson M. Bailey In the high achool the vnrioiis classics, Imluding ..lo-the .demilitarized.*.one, In west,-; < 2 > 24 Equals present- so she esn change her lot of pins money. this morning and later attended a .several Manchester entries; ern Korea. 28 Eagle's nest 1 i i 4 r ” r” r " li n mind In time. mass meeting of all teachers. The following Manchester Thf^halky POWs will be guarded Tiy to make people think you ' I,.579 Due at 5IHH Units were stationed as follows: , by Indian troops under the control MlSICAb TIITION M T o p ----- li 8 The student body at the high nld -Hhoto. StBaranof N M’elgh well any extra hard are the whole cheese and It doesn't Kdward Kirkham Hadlo Divi- j .'of s 5-nalion Repatriation Com- take long to make yourself the of school will he s recoril high when slop Director Wl-SVK, at Gil- John KJellson, son of Mr. and mlasbin. mountain knocks you get it might be op tv.'o relum ed inlaMionanefi, Miaa 1? li all heads are counted tomorrow. let!.- Castle; Jay Brown Wl-VIU Mrs. Ernest U KJell.son. 13.5 Purler I- OI 90 days. Allied and Ciimmmi- 90 Roman bronxe portunity. fensive kind. FJlla Hanaen o.' Bridgeport, who ANDREW R. WATSON Double sessions will still be In -South Ola.stonhui y Kerry IJtnd- A b o u t T o w n SL, was elected president of the Isl officers will be allow-ed to talk WMAIi 31 Weight of li A 8 “ force to handle the expected 1,.579:)„^; haa served in India, and Arthur )l. with the POWs In an effort to eon- (MINISTER pF MUSICi No matter what little kids You can be glad that the weath I.lrwellyn i t . Mclbei't India 1 jjrr. enrollment. Deputy Radio Offhei Wl-K.SH - Hartford DlsUlcl Luther League Andriaon, of Mnnehealer. who haa Vince them to return home. i do wrong, the neighbors always er is never half as bad as the peo Temple Chapter No. .53. Order CVLVTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 22 Column d s In s preliminary breakdown, at Haddam Bridge; Frederick G. at Its 5(th Annual Lonvenlon l:eld aejvfd in Atrica. Alao, three Prisoners who still balk at going ‘Hello, dear! And what did you do the firat day of aehoolT** knew they would. ple who always complain about It. of the Eestern Star, will hold Its a Emanuel Luhe.an Churc,cover MA.NCHESTER 33 Years between 'W( m n clp a l Halley Indicated the Edvards Radio Officer Wl-D.IC leagucia. Nancy Chilketi, <»f New'* home will then be turned orer for ? - 8 - 5 3 "V k B first meeting of the new season to the Labor Day weekend. I.e suc ,b1gton; Hartland Gifford, of Hart- 12 and 20 claases will consist of 495 fresh at V!ssex fkiek: Alfred Jaik.soM .30 days to the Korean Political 99 Utopian Get plenty of sleep, gsls then An east roast man will pay his morrow at 9 p. m. In the Masonic ceeds Lennart Anderson of Nev/ ford, and June Chambera Man divorced wife's college tuition as men. largest In the hoatory of the Wl-Nl on the turnhoat A t Conference, ^ RKSL'MES TEACHIINC; MDress — 1 the face t’hsl is your fortune school. 393 sophomores. 399 Jun Temple. It will, be visiting as York and a former resident of chester spoke on the theme. “Christ If the conference fails to settle w ith MAJOR HOOPLE well as alimony. Her chance to Essex. BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 99 Made won't be overdrawn. sociate matrons and patrons nlgltt. Msni heater, who had held the post and My Trea.*niies Time Tal their fate, the POWa will be re- OUT OUR WAY h i n live and learn. iors and 313 seniors. mistakee To get' s rompsrstlvey eqvial A social hour will follow the biisl- for the past three ye%;S. Kjeltson ents.*’ lea.sed. .. PIVOICE-. A\V WORD,MARTHA? 1 HAD ^ 91 Scatter I A big head after a night before balance In the two sessions, school neee. with refreshments served hy ■da a gradUHte o f .Marie heater Ei-gh —^The eUming—TOOvent ion fenture B ng. fieri:'A rrhelan s L. H am B M K n In Georgia a man was given 30 cno s/5,y m C- \C0MPLETELV FORSOTTEM THi5 > 43 Cut makes you Wish all of the swallows officials have'found It necessary to Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Edl-'i Sciiool and Ihe .-l’t onn r'cnoul u, \vr*a b^'ld in the Rft«rmn»n at Uv blen. J r. < hief of the f . N group days for stealing a ham, and'then House Probers 4t8ufflx I U would go someplace else and stay have some sophomores attending Mssse- . Officers are requested to Agriciilliiie.,.-F»e also was in the West Side Oval in the !«.)im of a whuh '.Vill talk with the Allied WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9 8 " fined 3.5 for arguing with the wear their colored dresses. aporla piogiarn *.vhl< h included 47 Individuals WA there. mornnig sessions These are stu _ servico in Korea. ' POWs. said he hoped all "will de v a c a tio n 6 c A«JN liC N E R . A W^SWAmI 49 Obscure H' « iii i Judge. He was a hit too. porky. dents who are following the col KJrlllnin tnaiHed his eleelion on ra< ea. < orteala. volley ball, lemia. ride to I ome bark," but added It AMD I'M NOT GOlNo TO ^PENd !) 1 Disclose New . TEL. Mitchell 9-9870 or Mitchell 3-6568 90 Employs It makes you feel better Just to lege academic ro\iraes. f tenter Congregsl lonsi Choir, Day h,. uuipiiing a sculheii horaejihoea and .aoftfc^nll imder vhe WHS 4 0 0 early to make predictions. a n o t h e r y e a r WATCHIM3 / i You seldom regret your past direction of Thomas Tui nei. 91 Measure of d 4 4 think of those who think they'd , .T}1« morning, "essl.on Is , 1 P I I"* will hold s rehearsal tomorrow at -jgame whieh u s s pait of the M2...aa,id..h!4, J’.f?’?’," *’'y. "'j,?'. T m RENEW- THE y 4 land bis perfeclly happy ff They w-ere' in When yon take' ■the'- ttnTa-'-tP'phm to Inriude 975 sludenfs with (04 I n m i e n r e ■■ i Aase • tt36-p. m. ovoirmsst^■■ -A-h-d-^^ lfsg iie’'s Bpdi't.s' p. dg'i'am' A'TSn*^ in^ 'P'sH 'rneetih'g with ' lii* Alfred MEAT OF eSAFTlN © YOUR y / i n l ’ I o t'o E D THE LEWIS 93 Fourth r " i d si your shoes. vou.- future. attending the afternoon classes. Watson hopes for a full turnout of the photo aie Andfw.on, l»ie on'- supper wa.a served i*i Buthef Hall. POWs about -Sept. 25. HIDE TO AM EASy Vviien R’*’.r,id.a were » .*e.Kented t?i the \ AND Cl a r k EUPeDiTiOM Parking fscllll'les. always si s the members. New- members will gom,., pi’eaUicnt, aa cLichei, ami i _ r u A i c r , BT w k C A B W a i . BY DI(!K TURNER be welcome to attend. - first Rt.d .*e ond pla^ e winners, T-ie — h a r n Irish tea go^ premium around the. high s.-hcMd, (ConllnueJ From Page Oae) ihe tlc\. Ca;l <-ll-^on el 1 at. • have been enlarged 'lo ai commo 0\i‘r I.*(l lle.egalea 4 onvent on v.a.** < fmojiwled with the r u m p h /' 94 Trial date the inslruclors' cerg Students ren lers " for his present em-. The W om sn’X 'A iixillarv Of the More Ifi.in l-'/» (.cicgale.a and .‘uir mg (*f hymn.a and pray? t '-ir Delcgntes wpre gue.at'4 In tlie are asked,^not to park on the sch'-ol plovers. D lisese of fotThectlent will launch viailuia liom ConneuLit.ul. A.*aft.a- B U G S B U N N Y ' Us fall program with a meeting of h»>me.'? o. m' mhet s of Fsmanue! eon- grounds or In the areas prox’ide»1 Slepl.enson was said to hav.: rhuaella and Kimde laland attenu- j dloces.ah and archdeaconry offlrers id the thiue-day nHrv So( i*ly. Mia- INDIAN SUMMER SALE The MHS home room srhednle ns, s I epicsentalive for msnufsc-' l-diocesan house. 1335 Asylum Ave.. ; a bii/‘ .neaa acaaion followed by a SMkV I y S-YLVISTiRl ^lonnrv f'lrcle and the Luther 1. PARTAKE was completed and announced tu-, tuKin inchiding the Drsyer Uyn- ' Hartford beginning si 10:30 a m. I tanqupt in l-ulher hail. OC YOU* day bv Principal Bailev. Sl 'dents i A buffett him heon will he served in keeping L Uii Uie convent .on L* :: "UT* son f'o,, of lais Angeles, the, Dona ( .‘oils« lit :on »onim ;l'ee pi i-"onnel Sent. 5 to 19th SOBA , are. asked to follow the schedule I In the dim esan house at nrsm. j Ihenir, * Ab*}vc ■All.” Ui*‘ WITH vou r (.helowi In which they are grouped hue .kt'-e! F reitor fin«r.Tr"bRn- .A. >1. Iliiine Itoniiis of Mllvaukee. WT.se. Kmaiuiel lailheran <.luii4 h will quel atidie.va on tiie lojnc, “ i ii» Senior qui't Vermu i.*^taf.Hon. Uxu\. ,Y|ephenSyrrf’^tvas exei utive secte- meet Thuraday Hfternmm at 2 U. ’ Isvnne Halim: progiam . Sandra 2«M ,\.r-nrl .Mr Kmmeiling tiiry of Pl'ea'hlent Elsenhower'S In- o'Klrm«n of Taft Committr#* Krhanuel the pant yeai. waa loa.M- these 4’ommitteo.H wi-h to express I'llW, Ho-lxi Miss Hopkins Mra, Kmanuel Peleraon. Mta. ...u 0 7 ' ' 22 M for th#* niatrlrt of (Tolumhia. wlien maaler. while Koger lAO Jtisa Rprveti .w.:’ I'll* appTe4jat’.on to e\rr%'nne 6 CUP ELECTRIC 19M I.ii-Pf M ISS Ixiw Jamea Benaon and Mra. Carl Bolin. " 7 thF latF Ohio SFnBtnr was effUidk a.a aong Iratlei. G;eclinj;a v.eie •.». iio sf* willingly foopeiRt'fl m COe P i c k e d ITM Ph-Sle Wright thF flFpnbliran piFaidFntlal nom ervlendcd iiy Ma>or Sher\voo«J eveiy pha.“e of thus i onventu>n. ■ > . 9-B J ffw X L w t i A PINE TIME TO ' 13M .sio-/, .Mr Pottertnn,'' ITie Holy Angela Mothera O id e ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR PRESENT THEM* ination. ' Bov.ei.a, the Kev. (.harlCH B«rg- SOtplTtWCTV'»6AgS'POSQ>> ■liinlor will hold ita firal meeting of the At Virginia Buarh wh*‘re he \va8 atrom of K. niguport. pie.snlcnt of Tbt* nialF rmu i.s ^lighlly small- SIM A Bo Mr L. .P«'rry aea.Mon trunoriow night at 4 o’cIim k varationin;f Stephenaon liat the NcsV ^mglhnd (tin le.em r r than Ihp fomalo. 29 M Br-(’oI Mtss- VIstes at the hiime of Mia. Wtlbam I’erks like a million. Guaranteed for BY V. T. HAMLIN night "I have no ataiement to La< ther v.ney ■ hcln of the hu.^ine^amen. to atop , Conference hold in Bo.aton la.sl Rejr. value ...... $. RECEPTACLE 2tF Mn-.Sa Mr. Hunt 1 thia am t of t hm'' “ Tha Fii.^l NHlumal Bank an!• waa «‘inlM* i»f A -8 I*. VI. Home IliMiiii* play a aollball gama at Mamonal Youth Bii)le i^la.aa lollowrd by the Blep-nn fiMit pedal In open lid. Sophomore f “ pufTmg ■ wa«i 'the ' umlera.rate- r. a 'a « a a e« s« F*l»M Tomorrow aftamnon a t 4 I 1 elebration of Hnty Communion BIG B.WRGAIN— 20 GALLON 1.5 gal. enpacit.v. Galvanized In 21-M A Burk Mr. Dougheity ment of the year " ^ iWSUSmM. w. 0 4 lot k. j and wa.'i rlima^od with an evenmpi ner pail. Reg. 39.75 value. ... 23M Burn-Fr Mrs Anderson S-tenhenaon waa aaW! to have - - I in.apuaUonal aervire at .'*'nutb “Sorry, air, but I'm afraid wa can’t acoapt a ‘hot tip in 2IM C.n-Kii Miss Burke dc-irrihet!. hia a'^tivitic? in the (“en- GALVANIZED TRASH CAN Ho.sf and Baddei C4^ No. 1 will | MeihiKllat Clnni h at who h U'me 25M Kni Mnr Mr Parks tury raae aa "pnffing“ to trv to tha fifth’ aa propar cotlataral for a loan!’’ hold a 4lnll tonight at 4 at the the Hev. Bernard .'^pon;;. of B fo k- 2«M MrC-Py Mr Beattie gel a 4'oMtiait with the Arm Hoae Hoiiae. ton, Maaa . ar<>ke on "Our High $7.95 CHRIS MT.LKIN. Planeieei H e ’ ll P la y B all BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM 27M Ra-.Sw .Mr. Cray Heaa 4ontlnuc-ague Cho.ii.4. directed bv O a i- STIVV fSWOTVetR tVRST -T H t FIRST T\M t 17M Bo.s-Cal Mr. Palmer ! ineri: alone. .'Phe aub»:ommlttee O J E O C I ^ ^ P lE S ! SOME . EOVlP- I VEBY SECCET ©ENT HERE TO PiBECT OF SCMOOV Hartford, was tendeied a fs-ewell enr e W. Helsing, and aerompanied MifiKT'S VOYVV 04iM4VVOU«. A GtRfWl>4 VftSSVMatR HKS V3tR 19M C.ir-.Cri Mr Corbin ' hnpea th.at .Vmern an buajneaamen INFOCMATION! SCIENTIFIC MENT! EOUlPMEWT.' THE OELIVEBVOF AMOWS.R parlv Sslurdav evening in the of-, by Barclay V Wbod. | I SUPER CHIEF SPECIAL VOOPCAV .VN0W41 WO tAfSW. WlSKTtO OOa TOM3K> » 22M fYl .M. Erirk.son. Mrs 'Hsrt- h;p and amill. will help na keen EOyiPMENT, SHALLI t e l l THI© EOUlPMENTj fire of the local Slate the.vter. of Hear >Itssi(iiiarieH fUETt W i t tO M M W tSlOW t' well , hii.*4inca«» witii the gnvernimeht HANDY RfT IT SEEMS rYOURSl/PEElOR I'L L TAKE YOU TO which he h.'s been nuini-gr: t.abor Day. the eonrluding day TVOO WOOWc, )?! llF R Urickson-tla Mr. Bindlau * above the table. SCHOOL LUNCH KIT WE HAVE THE VOV WI4HEP TO TMF BlAuT Pl ACPl during two periods, for over 'Jtl of the ConvenUon. opened with i ii odels _ v w . 12F C.e-Hsn Mrs t» Amico “Tlie coopeiation of the buai- M*^■^1151?- l WKON6 LOOK AT IT? years. The local .state and CIrcl' informal piis.'ionary and .«te'i.inl- , mokes • Miw 13F Hsr • C. Johnson, Miss ncaamcn who les’ealcd thia trana-p] For the kiddies. bright and shiny WHEELBARROW A P P R E S4 THAT YOU him to Bee^hler. .irtion, albeit under aubpoena and ^ P ship hour w hen the assembly heaid WiSHEOTOPKyT 1»F D Johnson l-am Mr. Biamo spaghetti siipi>er and presented icy.hot lunch kit to lole off to school, $ 0 .3 9 with gieal !ehH;tance, waa a real For all kinda nf work arnund tha him with s desk lighter. '(’omolrte with ’ j pint bottle. Reu. a 15F I.an-.MsJ .Miss McAdams .public service. houae. Rtnrdlly Millt. Iteg. 312.88 ISV’ Man-.Mer Miss Fox .J S‘2.7!) v a lu e ...... value. ' Weekly duplleste bridge games a 17V' Mey-Nii Mr. Stnger Tile United Stales has about 10 J9F O-Pop Ml.ss MrC.uire per cent of the earth's forest area will be resumed Thursday evenin'-. COME AND GET 'EM! 21F Por-Sm Miss Todd hut prodii.es shout 50 per cent of the tournaments to be held this 2.1V' Fo-Sw Mrs laaimls the world's hliiiber. 42 per cent of vear at the VPU Home. h09 Kas $10.95 24F Sy-VIl Miss Kihhe the wood pulp and .58 per cent of Center St. All games will start FOAM RUBBER IRONING BOARD ?-2 Z5F V’m Z Mrs. Early. thp plywoml. i Kl 8 p.ni. PAD and COVER SET B Y a L V E R M E E R PRISCILLA’S POP A n Illustrated V ilal I{ol«* PlaxM l MICKEY FINN A RicorheC! LANK LEONARD I5NTTHAT Heavy w affle knit ctttton pad over s«»ft A3HMIE,P0FF ( J ) 111 K r g a lla sprinjiy foam ruhher. Study cover. 9j7 • * * IT'SfiOai'RIGf OLLIE'S F'its ail standard ironinc hoards. In ^ MTO THAT r- TTie c-omniiino .-ition.-i Division of ■ handy plastic han- R c r . value. . ■RNH M.vniheslcr I5vil I)cle«se playe-l a' J TH A T’S G O O D serv Impoitnnt role In the Oiil- AUTO BODY SEALY MAHRESSES $29.95 and up BIG VALUE! Heap BUj; Savini^a! ■ pQ{^ hoard Motorboat RegnlU on the- : A A /y a o p y / Uonneethul River .Siindav. Civil WELDING. AUTO BODY and FENDER REPAIRS .StretcKYouf RudKct! Defense Pi reel or Edward W. Kra- RUBBERMAID STOVE MAT aenii s .said todnv. COMPLETE CAR PAINTING Five of Manihester's newest KEMP’S, Inc. Helps prevent hreakaiie of dishes and CURTAIN M pieces of radio equiiuiient weie LACQUER AND ENAMEL Iflassw'are. I’rotect.s enamel .surfaces, given a piactoal lest workout by FINE BEDDING *-s Manchester'a versatile radio co.ii- 8 GRISWOLD ST. TEL. Mi-9-5025 ”*45 MAI.N STREET rE I« 511-5-5690 verv practical. Ifi” x IS ' 2-" f'olnr red. STRETCHER iminlcalions team. Reg. $1.6!t value...... TTie teahts were atatinned at Easy to aM up. Eaay to toka SAVE 37c! TRUE VALUE! down. AdJuaUMe for curtalna lip to .54" X 82” . Roatleaa pint I ROUND WASTE BASKET mn't faU oat. Reg. 8M 8 value. CAPTAIN EASY About Y^oung Men BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLE.S AND HIS FRIENDS lANika Like A Pal •Y MERRILL C. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1958 PAGE TWELVE THK Pennant
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■ y New Net King EARL W. YOST IWi Hol« The 195.S Brooklyn Dodger* Sports Editor Four Wins and Four Brave -X. Easily Wins MONDAY •ter. Managed to talk Red Itoxv^ ^ By JOE REICRMCR - -- , chria during rest periods and Wr, Aaitecteted Pro#* Sport# (Vrlter Warren Wins Harwood Over Seixas Temperature is In th# 70s «t | . gox of Main Street was all Too bad the National Leagu* an early - hour when Truman t his team wort . . . leason has only thr*e more week# Cowles vlnits with nsws on the i (|,e afternoon was Georgia Tech Not as Good as in ^52 t(K go. Otherwise the runaway Trophy; Calcutta Next Forest Hills, N. Y„ Sept. 8 (PI - ftrat field trial of the fall aeaaon. ^ t)me to head home . . . Brt^lyn Dodgers almost certain The United States' new tenhia Trua Is ons of tho most active and ! jn , icrw6 thundetaiorm on Injury Jinx Strikes Batting ly vvoftid challenge PHtaburgh'a it*- - capable bird dog handlers in New ; ^ Manchester but by the Yet Expects to Add to' Great Record champion la a freckle-faced, 23- cord 27** game bulge of 51 yeara Playinc the finest round of his j„vin|f Just missed connections on England. .Milkman Sam Ql*"” time we near the East Hartford ago. year-old ex-sallor from Cincinnati from Bolton stops on hla route , streets are dry and the folfinK csreer, Rsy W'srren led s I the very first hole of the dsy. whoae Immediate Intereata are to pasa along word that ’Jlrnmy ; humidity high . . . Even too hot In Atlanta (NEAl—The Ramblin’ ( V m i T H E PENNANT. In field of some 60 golfers to cap- ! marriage, the Davia Cup and col Roach played with Bolton Sunday i o,e evening to watch the fight Wreck from lieorgla T«h, carry CHUNKY LBON sight, the Dodger,# have been ga l lege — not a pro career. and came up with two htla. although one neighbor moved the Leaders in National League ture the Hatvxood Trophy upon its ' in ling hotter, by the minute. Since i I tee s hoHduv special event enaea in "I haven’t had any profeasional ing an unbeaten akeln of 26 games, Initlnl appenranre in rompelttion. ^ f^ve-way tie for first and Includ- Roach, the finest football player i „*vee screen in front of hla plc- HARMMAN Aug. 7, the power-packe t Brooks offers,” tow-haired Tony Trobert to ever wear the togs at Man- window and many neighbors can't hope to be as good as last /♦ B t a * have won 28 of 33 games to boost Warren shot a 77-15 for a nel^of ^ Warren. Gordon Wilson, 'aald after cruahing Wimbledon Chester High, srjffered s dislocated ’ watched the action from the lawn, ■New York; Sept. 8 fffh ^Nothlng^Vernon fchowed a tw o point i^atn- year after th* loss ofi such All- atA^ON EYSKY their lean over-MlIwaukae- from 62 to spread eagle the field by five Ray Lamberk, Jo# Wall and Joe champidn Vie Seixas, 8-3, 6-2; 8-3. shoulder while playing third base THTRSOAV America alslwarla as George fOUrHEA»TEm 7*1 to 13 games. Yesterday's tw o strokes. Holly Mandly. scoring an Handley. The first and second In yesterday’s, final at the Weat good haa come of holding the Na-; to M l •nU Roaen had th# same O ftt A^nle : Morris snd Hal Miller and All-. for Manrhe.sl«r High in April snd Nephew Tommy Y(wt. home on tlonal League batting lead th is' Increa## to .328. Roaen also ia in* p n o ^ P E c r u ^ Broorlvn triumphs over Philadel in nf the Inu- prlae winners were decided by Sid* Tennis Club. leave from his Navy duties, vlalta Cdnfereitce Buck Martin and Pete even par 70. was winner of the low o ^ ,^ ,y was sidelined until his sppearance aeaaon. Jual aak Carl Furlllo, I IVo- 1 In home runs with 39 ^ T A er^ w it h phia while the Braves were knock "If I had one, I wouldn’t he In- and hla enthusiasm for the New Brown. ed off twice by Chicago gave the gross prtre. ; conducted by Jean and Henry • » . . j.. 111.. I. >h Ihe Bolton lineup. Jim will Alonte Irvin and Red Rehoendienst. “ ti'l llBI'a with 131. ri^prsm ^6g0fl6lATBCH te re st^ . I m not ready. • <« H^e to ^ Military York Yankees is sllll as high as But. and this is no balm to the . Dodgers their longest lead of the Smith and turned up Handley as Furlllo holds the top apot today! • • • JIM KIRKPATKICK, sccom- win thU thing “ 1 Academy shortly with hopes some ever despite the fart he hasn t rest of the Southeastem Confer- | year. winner of first prise with second with it .344 average but the Dodger ! BDDIE MATHEW S, who hit panied by golfing companions jjuple .^re ""^|day of entering Holy Cross.. A1 been able to watch hla favorites ence, the retrogression isn't severe The Dodgers would have to win place going to Wilson. play for many monthn. . . . Smil- outfielder ia lost to the club for I'*'"' homer* during the week, con- enough to keep Tech from being * w elt, all their remaining 16 game* while Martin Alvord and the Lotentzcn n.w# salesman, visits r—...... , , . the remainder of the season with Uhued lo lead the National League brothers, FInar and Otto, trudged This is heartening news for business | mg Jack to the pre-season favorite. li’berail'y, the Braves were dropping their 16 a bone fracture In hla left hand,. *h H'*l department with 45. Brook- up to Joe Handley's ninth hole I THK RKt’ENT hot. dry spell of American tennis. In Trabent and but instead a tricky softball play j higher post in the theater manager Bobby Dodd has too much horse- n o ^ 5 0 to better the 1902 pennant winning uuL maivaii m irii;ay amAunii pin.T t s— . i««i, the result of a melee in front of 'yn’a Roy Campanella has the moat anac’. bar Sundav bemoaning his 1 weather haa done much to add Seixas. the U. S. has the No. 1 and situation. He also passes along field, vialU an.) power'for the Engineer* to sputter Pirates' record. That, of course, is No. 2 players in amateur tennis, tha New York Giant dugout last •‘“ ns batted In, 136. bia. a.'fc lark of lurk at the eighth hole , considerable yardage jto ... most locsl u th* word that the town paid »450 | has long been a Vfn dnr - like prime All-America candi practically an imilosalbility- when his tee shot came to rest Just golfers tee shots and there haa take your pick on the order — and Sunday. The leaders: date Leon Hardeman at half-back, S’b" However, the Dodgera are al for the night lighting unit at Rob- j town an. a ’J**’'*' *’*' Nslleesl Lessee Inches away from a hole-ln-one.‘ ■ been a lot of good natured kidding will be heavily favored to win the AB H Pci. running mate Billy Teas, fullback most certain to win their seventh going aroimd regarding the new Dai’ia Cup from Australia in De *rl*fm P»rk. It wabbT too Jonje s ^ «.ith th> adilo'riRi Glenn Turner, linebacker Larry Jim. it will’ be recalled, was one ago that the light, were offered Q'"»' IRVIN W.AS TH E NL’S p u re-, I'mlll.i, Rrklvn ..... 41» lU ..144 flag, second in succesaion, by one found power being demonstrated cember. offlce talking about frying an egg setter on Aug. 9 with a .339 mark, ^iHyndienM. «i l.oul* 4<)2 1*8 .141 Morris, end Sam Hensley, guard of the large.st margin* in modem nf the successful contestants in th* town fra* and th# move was 4M -tM .33* th# hole-in-one contest conducted of late. However, several friends 'Sure T think we'll win it.” Tra- on Main Street, a feat that would Orv Vereen and on and *>n. times. Only five National Leligue rejected, strange as it may .leem, . when the Glanta’ flychaser ;ra*heJ {Viur’Sew^VnA’!'!.;'.; , 40* 137 .337 by the Tournament Committee were In consultBUon wUh Art hert said after hla surprising vic not be too hard these day*. . . . Into Del Rice, Cards' catcher, at|Rnlder. Brnnklyn 640 177 . 33* Only qiiarterbB.'k looks like a champions won by a larger margin SlPVfHR in hopPB of g«ttln|f the. tory over Seixas. ‘’Australia is Bill Knofla caught a lArge small George Mitchell, the main cog be home plat* and waa sidelined until klurller. MuHler, New VVmk ...... 416 lit .336 miaflre since Bill Brigman. last than the Drslgers own today. last spring but in all his golfing mouth bass over the weekend and Ashlnirn. Phil*del|ihls ..663 ISO .326 experience had never scored sn see Bfcr«t aft^r It waa learned that Art counting on those kids (Ken Rose- hind the newly-formed Merchant*' yesterday with a sprained ankle. Miislal. Bt. I.mllx ...... 616 164 . 333 year's top kick, haa lost out in Besides the 1902 Pirates, the during regular match play. How had outdriven Don Plp^r on the In anticipation of clinching their second > wall and Lew Hoad, each 1*1. 11 Curly Olds Is busy putting it on football team reports there is Schoendlenst. the Cardinals' sec Kluxxewxkl, CinciimsM ,, SIH 146 .331 two-way play; and Pepper Rodg I 1906 Cuba won by 20 games, the Dodgera posed for this team picture nt Ehheta 'Field in Brooklyn. N. 7., Sept. 7. Seated in front la don't think they're old enough toi<«lapl*.v in Bllsh's window while 1 plenty of competition for all po.si- CsmpsneUs, Brfs.klyn .. 437 IM .330 er*. th* usurper to the Job. doesn’t 1943 St. Louis Cardinals by 18. the ever, the vice-prealdent in charge lonjf 17lh hole. ___ ------■ First row, left to rlsht. are; Lee Scott, traveling secretary; George Shu- ond aacker, topped the circuit'i hlt- Amerirse Magee lOt -steering,teejihota .into. the., cup^ stand th* pressure.” 1 »ry •h'* escape the, heat from the have the adroitness to go with_ his 1907 Cubs and the 1944 Cardihals ______. . _ f IPrikTne’ Tv'■' Coo¥iii’~E*vair«rn,' t'OSChr-»tly Herman;.eoi»chk:GhHOk-Dsesr; trlKerr *W wlir’iiirrv »«»mt-flonr xnd -wtir-’dowir ttnr [. ,tAMi,w(UL..iL15, on. July J l , ^ e n , h e Vtnue,' .Wsshlniiuin.. .660,. L63 _ JIU finally gave out With the clue and nihg* fn force Hiispft* the weAThef fell victim to the .Jinx. He waa ftosen, Ptevelsnd ...... 637 174 .338 lesrfersfiip; ~..... ' " ' _ T5y‘l4T;r"““ ------The next event on the touma U S Davia Cup color* against cool tide of Main Street,. Eddie Ulnosu. rh irs so ...... 434 166 . 317 at long laat Jim scored the big one . . . Night at home and it I* well forced out of the lineup for mure It may be sn in for Alabama’* ment schedule will be th* Individ Canada at Montreal this weekend Kraaenics tells of Civilian Defense fimHlmen, Roslon...... 443 146 .314 after snapping off a fine nine Iron spent painting Reed and Dean's than a week when he waa hit hy Kurlm. Detroit ...... 411 133 . 303 Tide to rush to the top because BRfKlKLVN CiAJNED Ita »5th iial Calcutta Tournament in the North America final. work in town and then adds he ahot to the green and then, watch play tnick*. a thrown ball by Alvin Dark while phllley. PhUadelphls .... 443 173 .304 here's a team that was close to the and 96lh victories yesterday, win be played next Saturday ----- .Sometime this winter Trabert | ha* two tickets for the Elk* bsse- F'HIDAV Mltrh.‘ll. i'levetsnd ...... 466 133 . 304 knocking off Robin Roberta and ed it roll in for his ace. ^ Sunday with 18 holes each day. The Mm tran Riihe Walker, trying to oiitleg a grounder. Bsucr. New York ...... 3*2 117 .304 biskt in the country al last season's I. r.: Bill .Xntonello, o. f. Wavne Belardl. plans to wed a stunning brunette ' ball trip to Boston later this , Vacation season July and Au end and isn't diminished a bit in Curt Simmons by the identical 6-2 and Preacher Roe, 'until hla JnJiiry, Furlllo wa* on ,WPi Ki- | Chatter enter the I'nlswralty of Cincinnati ' observed at Yale Bowl on Satui- store this weekend for the family Miss, Georgia. Kentucky. Miasis- BIST BUY Hy THK ANS4K lATKD FBKNH In the winter aemAter. There he | day. Sept. 26 when Yale plays Con- as the work schedule doesn't per [ Irvin with .3.77. Robbie picked up sippl State,--LSU. Tulane. Vanejy niors m the nightcap with a th^ _ lard Charles, who ha# been coming-1 SortbfUl exhibition fan ie tn- >aUniiiil LeABBe five polnlsTsiit week with nine hits back almost as long as little She- la *pe< iBllr.ing In political science t necticut on the gridiron and^ Joe. mit any Journey* to the shore. and even Auburn—all of them fun homer in the aisth Inning tha^ BY FAR BOV MOTORS and Bantly Oil nljeht at ('barter Oak Park at Batlinic — MirilUi. BrtK»kl.in. .344; SATURDAY in 20 trips. erasefi a 2-1 deficit. His three STAR hs. keeps another of those '"must | {lrho^nrtt**n*t. 8l, LouIf. .34J . Rnhlni«on. and basketball. | Packard nf the local post makes I talent-laden in varying degrees? will clash Wednesday night at .5;ir> will brinit toifether a team Mel Oishlng visit* and offer* sn In the American League, Mickey OUT OF DOORS with RBI's on his 39th homer enabled win or else” boxing engagement# ^ Nebo. It will be the flr.st of Br.vikivn . 33?^ Irvin. N>w Y^rk. .337: A product of mldweatern claV|i*’e announcement and reports VKIATKIIUAY’II BRRI LTK Florida's prospects, enhanced by roniprlAeil of members of the SntdFr. Brftciklvn ami ,N>w courts a novelty in championship 1 there will be ticket* available invitation lo me to address the In I Vernon of the Washington .Sens- N*ll«»*l guard Joe D'Agostino, were hurt him to break Bill Dickey's RBI IN CONVERTIBLE TOPS tonight against Harold Johnson, a best out of three game* senes for ManrheAter Bar .-\»Am’lalltiii York. ,32k. termediate and Alumni League [ for* maintained his slim advsn- BrtMtklvn PhllAdAlphl* 2-2 by the same auto wreck that cut mark for a catcher. Campy now young. ..spiring Philadelphia light the Intermediate Baseball League Run* Sniilor. Br<*oklvn. 122: tennis-Tr abert today is hailed locally. It should be quite an occ* PlttAh(irEh 9-6. N^w York ami the Pollremen. All proreedB BMiokIvn. IU-, Dark. NVw York. 113; Sion with more than 30 bands from baseball players at the first an tage over Cleveland's Al Rosen. up fullback Rick CasSres. And Bob haa 136 RBIa. three more than S: heavi-weight. The two Negro box playoff championship. Either Myles as potentially America's greatest (*htr*co 4-8. MUw*uk^^ .t Side ; sends along information in the Drtroll 6-4. rhlfmCrt 2-2. land. as well as fine linemen, but \$jlwaukee tormentor, leading the Ivn. 115: Kuui*. Phllafirlphla. ■ mall on th# Country, n u b 's annual BfiMon 7-3. Naw York 4-6. doubleheader. Carl's hand was broken when he was stepped on b s f:ubs to a pair of 4-3 and 6-4 tri offers his constituent*. eoachinK the Barmen while ■ Hit* — A*hburn. Phllad^'lphia IkO; which lore .IN<9A By JOE STETSON umphs. The hig outfielder drove N^atnmy Maltempo haa been tmiter* temperature close to 100 a w im -, Ground* in New York. Furlllo. currently leading National I.e_ague A-1 backfleld with a top sopho place in the Clas.s B n.itboard 175r j^bt.crvll**!!*^ .St. l>>nl* 1^. Kin*- R5 ' ming leaaon* this day would be j and evening at home getting blia- America* more fullback hopeful in Tom Oog Editor in a run and scored twice with a rviimed mentor of the C'opa. 7.Aw*kt, (’ inrinnsii atv«1 Mu*iAl, Bt. lefiult, "I couldn't stop his service." ; W. Is pi !. r.Bla hitter* with a .344 average, will be out of action about 10 days. 'A'ar- IN DOOR PANELS speedboat racing Chnipetition last , Only w ater I ter* splitting wood. This ia. the season for carsick- double and single In the first game t f - ...... '------Set.xss ssid sfleiVsrd*. "It w a s I tnore appropriate . . Nrw York ... 80 44 .873----- ren Giles, president of the National League, indicated Sept. 7 he will Tracy. Sundav on the Connectinit River, Farh aide, *tU reported, haa ' Double* Si. 44, l-'iirU- ran find is a trickle under the SUNDAY iFvrlxnrl ...... *n .66 .601 R Zeke Bratkowaki. lioomed as and accounted for two runs with like a man trying to atop bullets.'' .SMi 13 ____ , lies* for animals as well as their Walter Leggett. Jr., of Manchester, had !«e\eral areret praetire aeA> lo MiKt »"Mitfl* I. rfi'4>4>kl> M. -JH*. B*'U. ( in* shower. Make sn eaily .Mass snd then 'h'lc*Ro...... *0 .6* do nothing about the Diirocher-Funllo incident.' , a triple in the second. rinnsii snd Diirk. N>w Yoik.. 5.5, The women's championship was Bouton ...... 76 43 ..647 1€>; the greatest passer in the country, Families are taking to wa» fourth. alona the paat month and a lo w WEDNESDAY tidy up yard. . . . Strange as il ...... 49 4* CIevel.'fhd's Indians shaved New Tripl**—(JIlliAin. Br(K»klvn. H Fomlv. won for the third straight year by Wajihinflon . 6A4 77^t aenrlni; ( ? ) ifame la expeeted. ('hifaKo smi BniUui. Milwsiikv*. lo Accept Boh and Chris Glenney's may seem, every family on the D*‘lrolt ...... 6.3 R4 .1*1 39’ York's American I-eague lead to Maureen '‘Little Mo” Connolly, ...... 62 *4 .377 *0 A*bbiiin. Philsd^lphiA snd HAniiik,. St. long standing invitation to spend street stayed home over this holi Phll«d*-lDhl* Long John Caraon to dalch his tripa and hunting excursions are I nine games, winning a pair from MERCII.ANTH’ football team ...... ,^4* 91 346 44 let'Ut*. who'll be 19 Sept. 17 day weekend including the Yosts At. leOUlM . . . the order of the day. will practice every night this week, H*>m- Run* * MsthAw*, Milwsuk*^, ...... , ..r' a few hours at their Coventry Natl*aal ‘ Mantle Gets Threat, pilches. This 1* a sleeper team. the St. Louis Browns while the Maureen, playing ^ the top oj ■ cottage and the fam ily Joins except for a.trip lo Manchester for ...... 94 42 CM — ■ There afe some who recom except Saturday, at the West Side 4.5. ('snruKinvlls, Brooklyn. 39. Kbt«»Aw irooklyn 5liaal#alppl lost too much offen Yankees were held to a split In ftO-lYNSTO -> 1 ^ ™ .*ki. ('Inrtnnstl. 3R; ?nJd*r. PrcKiklyn. 37; her game, downed Doris Hart of " two rabbit* both male* s whit* Ulwank**** ...... *3 66 .401 13 mend medication to reduce car- 57S MAIN STREET Oval. Drills will' start at 6:30. .Sun liicl i;in Moil 11(1 Trio me in the early afternoon Post ...... 76 41 .fKM 20 sive punch to equal the '52 Rebs a doublcheader In Boston. Home HikIrp*. Br4K»klvn. 31. Coral Gables. FI*., for th* fifth one for Reed and a grey one for 8t.\)eO'il" .... sicknes.s. Others solve, the prob day morning the cliih will drill at Stolrn Ba*A* Rrulon, MtWsukpr. 25; sign. "Gone Swimming" at the PhllRdrlphl* ...es... 76 42 647 sn’ i who gained the Sugar Bowl, but runs by Al Ro.sen. Larry Doby and Phone M1-9-S405 Rt*#r*4'V BrrKTklyn. 19, Robin*«ui. Rimik time a beaten finalist. 6-2. 6-4. office and the water never fHI hel- Dean. NVw york ...... 44 74 444 32 Police Guard Park lem by leaving the dog at home Dale Mitchell gave the Indian* a NMRAGANSEn 10-30 at the Oval. 69 79" .42* 37 lin't complaining about the middle May ^C'acli 20 ^ in* Ivn. Ifi: reimsin. Rrwklyn, IS: Brrnirr. . Then Little Mo disclaimed any ClnrinfMill .. whenever possible or perhaps 10-7 victory after Bob Lemon had I f^ltl*bnrrh. 14 (nilCR Ro^...... 66 *3 401 40S of the line class inherent in guard Lv. MMitifceeter •3“ plans-'for turning professional thU 44 .211 63 leaving .iL at the local boarding blanked the Browns 3-0 In the PtU'idriK Roa. BnN*kl\ n, 11-2. R4fi: se.b- M Grawford Mims and center Ed (Center Travel ClF*yHand. Sppt. M /»n. Eflrly Wynn And Mike MilwaukAF 19-5 Kr*kniA. Brook* Rogers Hornsby Summoned PhlladH('»hlA al Mllwauk^* inlfbO — Bear Bryant played a lot of Ted William.# hit his ninth 11:65 A. M. 'OAfrifl. Th<» IndiAn.A’ bip thr^e. • lyn. Ik-A. .7&n. BAezAWiiku ClncinnAli. (Gtt tllM ed bv Plainclolhesnien I i i n in . which the dog must play an 9-3. ,7.5o Telfldafl (6-t4» Vf AntnnclH Ml-IOV. soph.# at Kentucky last year. With homer with a man on base and m*4 Tosm \«a 1 I may atill.reach the 20-win« Local Bird Dows lOnly *am»* integral part. singled in another run in the Red 1 r.<.'\K A 18 E F '■ Al a . I • y SirikAoijt*- Robert* rhilsdAtphis, 172: Aidcrlraa During Doul.lehra.l. r ScoU llI.all S.ICCCSS a season under their bells, they TODAY A mark Uii.s season. Kr*k*inA. Brookhn, .MIzaH. pi. Most of us have found that re- .Sox' 7-4 opening triumph over the NIW INOLAND reen Connolly won the national In Chicago Woman’s Death NEW (No RJim^K Mvi:hroH^d I. may be ready to mqve. If they Both Lempiif and Wynn were l,4tui.". 133 Hsddix. Bi l/oui.*. J25. Sim peBted tripa, starting with short Yankees. Mel Parnell won his tl*N$fO«T*TtOM CO. women's teniiis rhampion.'=hip /o r mon*, PhilsdAlphis. J24. 1'akc Tw (» Firsts Bet(»'eeil lankn-RSoX J„iie and Tommy Faulkner won don't, halfback Steve Meilinger. credited with victories over the St. ^ H ANKS (YIN'S the rompleal football player, will. neighborhood Jaunts, accustom a ' ______^______19lh but needed help from Ellis the second straight time defeating Am*rinck Diiquuin, 111.. Sept. 8 (J’l - - Sam As Kentucky has Its Mellinger. dog lo travel and he *oon lose#' Kinder ■who equalled Joe Heving's Doria Hart fi-.l. 7-5. / and also of minor league rlub*. Boston. Sept. 8 iA5 A letter gpoirnball played at Manchester doiihleheader. It was Lemon's Iflth i With the acene of competition* , „ .. # Hanks of Glendale. C.t*lif.. moved hi* nervouaneaa and the, accom- ; peticnce. Just remember to con- American League relief record by FIVE YE.ARS AG7th mile Parker, a phenomenal split-T has won 16. go. .317, Coodmsii. Bo>f«»n. .314 KuAnn. Labor Day weekend, two local bird |hati Redlegs and a member of baee- threatening the life of .New York There was a three-way tie for It is always a good Idea, of mg proper precautions — and it their minor league fahm.s for the ments in St. 1/Oui* last May. II and won the annual 100-nUle A A A low net at 69 between Barbara quarterback chosen the most valu Collins paced the Yankees to a Last year, Wynh had 2.7 wins, fiAiroii. .30*. dog* entered the field trial rompe- ball'a Hall of Fame, wg* summoned course, to expect the worst and j won't be tong before he gets over 5-3 second game victory with four atretfil drive. ' ,, Run* M»no*i'i^ I'hirsgo. 97. Ro*Ari. months after ahe filed suit for sep SUPPORTER BEIT Nallnnal Championship TedHorn j Yankee*' oulflelder Mickey Mantle t^n"piMr, HazerB*rger“and able player in the loop. and I.a'mon and Garcia 22 apiece. riAVAUnd. 95. VoHt snd VArn'in Ws«h tltiona and each gained premier to an Inquest today into the death arate maintenance, Louisiana State ciuld create go prepared. The dog should j his "mal dc car " and enjoys hits including a home run. TEN YE.AR.k ' AGO— Whitlow honors in their classes, Memorial auto race here yWl*’’" I named plainclothes policemen lO -Egrl Ballslcper. and Georgia and ingloti. 95 .MsntlA. Naw York 93. of a woman who wa* found outside M r TAKfS THf miDDLI DOT trouble with its mixture of youth- start with an empty atomach and , travel with you. Detroit'* _ Tigers clitpbed Info Wvatt of Brooklyn pitehed a one- Run* BattAit- fn • Rn**«n. O-vA^land. ^ "Donna:# Sammy," sn English ?•“ ur hfd‘‘heVd'^7hrfi^nr^alt?on i • «•'<»* ' Ray IJimbeck. Th#The prize for •'h-the there should be a few n»wspapers| i., .. ------ooha a north side apartment hotel yes fur verve and experience. Joe Tii- sixth place" for the first time thi.s ^Ssdle hitter a* the Ro d g e rs defeated the KIII n Kinder Ties 131 VAinon. Ws*hington* Vo2 B , setter male dog, owned and han Of MIODU AOt' Mae and Art Buy DAiroit, 911. B»rfs. Naw York, 9* Roly minello is an end in the Gus Tins- season whipping the third place Bra\ e* 3 -0 ./ dled by Mis* Florence Harwarth. terday. Bob Poricrficid William* and accidents” ''^ i F o i T i o r i i h i k I K c IU m inFon.'Phil^flAlphls. 94 The woman, described a* an SKi;: r s i:'\; svr'.rK;.''' • — lev tradition, snd Charlie Oaklev Chicago White Sox twice 6-2 and TWENTI' YE.AKS a g o —The Hit*—KuAfin DAiroit. UK 5 rrnon. was llie winner of first place in Ik* CkeetedMd lolleo r«<# help* The letter »aa received at Van- i Bob Boyce who tied with 28. neared the finish. wa* an overlooked defensive back A theory prevalent in England 4-2. PlrateS'trdunced'the Gianta 14-2. Relief Standard WsRbingtoh. 1*2: Ro*gm riAvrlsnd lift: the Open Derby event. "Nutmeg acquBlntance of the one-time Na redM* laOpirt. IO-WkS woi«rt>o*.d of kee Stadium Iasi l''rtday, Mickey. \ " Ur, and Mrs. Howard Boyd PhlJlAy. PhllsdAiphts. 172. Bu*by. Ws*h- Wins I9lli (iaiiic who can go both ways. is that static electricity built up Go|> K a c e F e a lu re s tional League baseball star, was 8«*.l eloxtk webbleo— A Q rt OB'tile rqad al the lime, wa* not caught "coffin corner " on the J3lh ; Ingtf>n. 1fW3, Tarheel Dotty." a Pointer female, Sneed la the forte of Tulane. in the car by friction of the tirc.s ] \(.\SHINOTON TR.\MPIjn> ,^I,.AVNE BOXE.S WALI-H TV*>*ublA*.m - V'Arn*tn. Wii.*hinBt*»o. 39: owned and handled by Truman identified by police as Mr*. Berns- ___ * iafonhed uBtil two detective# . hole and rolled up the highest BoJ'tnn. R^pt. 8 — A|?injr‘ bid , two-way flietdil BotHc ) ^ e V v capably manned In the backfleld by on the road is responsible for this r. , V — the Philadelphia Athletics twice KaII. Bn*(on. 35 ('.oodmun. Bo*tf»n. 31; Cowles gained lop honor* in the dette Ann Harris. .55. W ashington. Sept. 8 ij-i Boh tolBed Mm ob b Boaton-bound train score for the day there. Helen and .1 Used Cars •/ B.it I.au. Pitv Senl 8 iJ’ i relief, hurler Ellis | ,L'^i;»-iv' 'vv*i:hlns1.in. so ' f'arrspqiii-l, Hornsby. 57. who hM been sep- nMk *y-leo«l poMck. aurh as Max McGee and Pete Cle condition in traveling dogs, and ^nn 13-2 and 6-3 as Jimmy Dykes’ salt LvU>, ®ep . Kin'd(»r tied Joe Hevinr'a A m eri-‘ fhtrafro and NiAman. t>Atroli. 2i Amateur All Age Stake at the Porterfield appears to have shaken *3 mornlBg. j Allan Ayers 'v>‘h Peg and Art that it can be eliminated, a.s in Utah's Rex Layne will he pul lo h'hd*'' " j'"’" TrlpG.-Rlv.ra. rhlrssn, 14 V.rnon Brate.1 from his wife. Jeanette, ment and up front hy capricious Nick 9ormoM of 1 crew plungeii into seventh place. same trial. Both owner* are mem- off the "hard luck" title which has Call Mantle shrugged off the threat Stevens for the bMt outgoing nine fuel trucks, by trailing a conduc FOR SAFE DRIVING the test tonight when he climba oan l..eague record for the most vya.hliistoii. 10: Pi.r.all. *nd since June. 1982, arrived In Chl- *♦ R» al J.,43. f’^raCora ar(fl ami Rirk^v Rickey And^rson Anderson guard Al Robelot. Art Gueoe i f " # ’'i' f i ?riole Red SrhLndienst and Stan Mu- • hers of the local Barber Hill Field followed him throughmit'' h>* and aald only; Into the rinc for A heavvweisht en- pitching Appearances in a season phm.v..FhU*<1.|phla, 9 Fox and Mlno- decllned to Inlk to reporter*. The had the best Incoming nine. 39. comes over from Virginia to build tor under the car. " hn‘'c'l*a'^t ^ I*'**' Cardinals to a double Trial Club who will later this fall American I..eague career. / • Who'd write a thing like that?" I do not have anV first-hand ex DURING THE BEAUTIFUL hecllned to Ulk to reporter*. The MAURICE P. Lucille and Frank Carvey accumu Vaniterhllt. and can't be unhappy o f ("reen Acres a t v '’■‘‘'tot'*' Cincinnati Ibids I stage Its annual field trial. The big Waahington r^ithander The sender. Vho waa weak on perience on which to base an opin Walla of Canada. Tonight a fight time a^ainat the New York Tan- phiiadAiVhia. :t* BAna. Naw coroner’s efflee i^d n won hla 19UI game v^st^day,v e s tm lated the most fours m their about the presence nf ouarterback Al Keller o f - 1.3 and 1-0. Schoendlenst sin- keea veaterday. Yorkv Dohv. ('lAVAiand 22: BoonA. ipelllng, said he Saw ’'almost every Bill Krietemever. solidilv e.stab- ion regarding this idea. The fart will determine whether the new R(K>KIR R( HHKD ^ iild be Issued If Homaby failed ri,,.i*ion over the Philad Philadelphl CORRENTI score. FALL SEASON He 'relieved Me! Parnell In the i PAtrolt-and RoblnjK.n PhiladAjphla. 21. Red Sox and icheater Yankee.# that, when we feel sHghtly nausc thvroidHreated Ijiyne is really the BiolAn B«*e»-T-Mlno*o II f1 Rtvrra. In appear al the Inquest today. A'*. His previous high was 13 - vic Cora Anderson and Mary Gang- Itahed as a sophomore, and full •cventh inning nf the flr*t game (^hirxgo 2t'^ jAn*An, w**h»nifion 17. games." and added; ...... old Ijiyne after all. The lest Detroit <.'P> Pet* ReUlaff. Police said Mrs, Harri* appar tories in 19.52. FOR ALL FOiRMS OF were won the final round in the back f?hurk Newman «nd .Mhut out the Tanka the rest PhillA)'. - — Phll^elphl* • - *nd Bii*hy. W**h- | ently had . plunged to her death Don't show you’re face in Bo* Kven .Auburn is on the road back (electrolytic 1 taste in our mouths , eign ,sr»rt oars^ i earlier. Miisial doubled in pitch- coijies under the stars at the Utah rookie fullback with the Detroit . ------. W U..1 wiir Ladles' team championship yestei- This Week’s Specials , of the way. Inclon U. - . . . .. « ton or you re baseball garner win They defeated Virginia w'th a batch of sharp sonhs may lend some creijence to the , were 25-lap, ^-3 mile Haddix with the game's Fairground*. Pitching — IxipRI. Naw l 5»Tk. lt-3. Lions, rushed for more than 1,000 front her third floor apartment in INSURANCE *24 SUi*rt. 8l. leAul*. *-2, .*n0; Ponl. th* Fleetwood Hotel at 6026 Wln------##" . _ . . Outside the conference. Miami vgrds in each of two years at Mcl Parnell Third com e to. an end with a 32. Thornton and Lucille Carvey*. 1 ------:------Naw York 1*-S. 7*2; ^Ho*Uln«. nAVA* Prescription Pharmacy • Life • Casually • Fire Two detectives sat in l»x seals ^ ^fter a bve for the first of Carol Gables ha# a th-eatenlng “’ d would be very Inlerestlng *1! Un»1. R-3. .727: R*.*rhl. Naw. York. 12-6. South Dakota State. In 1951 throp Ave. third in the \ triumphs im CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Hornsby ws* notified of Mr*. near the Yank*' dugout t'"** round, the Anderson-Gangwei e oivssing combo of Don James to B few enterprising and mechan- er of Fairfield. Conn., tblrt in the third nlace 70* RetWaff rolled for 1.016 yard* IB ieally tnellned dog owner#, fixed , midget race. The time of the »vent : to^birdthird place.Pjsce^ SlrikAoui* — PlArrA. (niirioin, 1**; Harris’ death, police aald, after To Win l<> in A.L. 901 Main Street 8R Birch Street protection while others, strolled Anne McBride Frank McDonald, and leave it to 14(1:* *• Wvnn. f3AV>vVl^nd. ten games snd ran 1.009 yard* in , Pittsburgrh’a laat place Pirat^a $745 Tnirk*. C’hicatn. .. they had found a card in her purse I Tel. MI-9-3215 am ong the 32.12.5 fans who |i*C^f(l Ballsieper.^ In the seml- Andv Gustafson to build the rest. a 11^1*9 chain and rod conductor | was 6:23.20. lyi P*rnAll. BoPton *nd T;*m*. nAV^ nine contest* last year. Tel. Mitchell S-.'>.‘121 under their cam nnd reported the, Bill MCOirthv of Red Bank and ■ won their first fiend, n*. V*; which read: "In Boston, Sept. 8 Red Sox the park. Many were »<‘«ttfed to the 23rd hole ■,;;ili.."^nw -'g™ d re,m^^^^ theDick Havens of New Hope Pa . year at the expense of the Giants 1M9 CHEVROLET 4-OOOR SEOAH through the centerfleld blcsrhers ^ »^ainst the team of Tbe first morning diitv of cus- notify Roger Hornsby. Polij^e Mid ' ^^^^paw Mel Parnell became the subject might enable II# to draw a ; followed Keller in the stock car|9-i ^ ______where fan* had a clOaeiip view of johnaon and Peg Chanda. torlians st Blarnev C»stle is to Gray. Radio, heater, white wall tires. $895 they also found in third American League pitcher to concloslon that we can report. Try ' rAce. No time was taken. | a heavv room a plaque reding; "Roger Mantle’* Back while the Yankee* | gij,., had a bye for scrub the lip.stick off the Blarney reach the 19-wln mark when he it and let u# know what you tWhk ! Sam Bennett of Neptiine and I" "t a cMt Nassiff Arms! Hornsby. The Beat Player of yes were afield. . ■ the first round. They defeated Stone. heat the Yankees 7-4 yesterdsy— of this Idea our British neighbor# ' Bob Baly of Oceanside. N \ fm- 1M9 FORD (-DOOR SEDAN terday," , but he has not pitched a complete Police said tbe letter wa*. I.ype«l ] Helen Ayer# and Melissa DeMar- have come up with. \ ished second and third in the ^ r t s of $1.30,000 to keep emus out ct 5PECIALIZING IN James Gallagher, general man ea yelldw paper aad the ml#*pell- , nn in the second round, and Peg A typical emu Is five or six feet Healer. Eaey term*. $895 game since last July 9. Until we have some definite ex- car race. The time was 8:28.... j wheat lanos. CU5TOM BUILT H0ME5 ager of the Chicago Cubs baseball He slso beat the New Yorkers on iBg w-aa alndter to that In a I Stevens and Georgia Lambeck in tall and weighs about JOO pounds. team, said he knew Mrs. Harri* GIGANTIC 11 threnlealBg letter received here by the aeml-finala. and said ahe was an acquaintance " " y Ishortetap Pbll Klazulo two year# The first rouj|id of'the Fall Tour- ; ' 1SS1 PLYMOUTH (-DOOR SEDAN b g _ GENERAL CONTRACTING of Homaby. nament ia to be played by Sunday, ■ Gra.r; Radio and healer. 5T195 r e m o d e m n g a n d r e p a ir in g Police said a check book in Mrs Mantle, who homergd anJ am- Sept. 13. In Class A. all players A real bargain at I I F e# rHarria’ name showed depoalta of gled in. -stven trips, had more drew bye# except Mary Gangwere -FREELESIIMATJBS — MORTGAGES ARRANGED ! IMV7 on March 31. 1952; 17.024^ NEW CAR 1 trouble with-Red Sox relief ,pitcjier and Helen Ayera. In Class B | 1950 MERCURY (-DOOR SEDAjl aYM TRUNKS SUPPORTERS on April 24. 1952. and 315.000-WH— j Ellla kinder w hen he it nick but there are tw o TiiBtchea to be played-[ ■Tj; Bept. -a,''1953. They aald ;car4' in the first round; Ann Mannella i J4*roo«.JUdBp,,beijfr. oveA ^ -fou n d -in. .her jipaj.tm eat..lndlc*ttd l._..BatU.ng,,_ lEdilig ,Yp*A,. Wai*i.i.nfc:., in thi afventh inning of the opener 4139$:I Ihkh with th . thr..t.nm r pnnman. j ^ Very low mileage,' — ...... $1.49r„ 85c - -lEWMEST A. RfT:\ -t - t /. J=
HANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1958 PAGE FTFTB.'>:!« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1958 A PAGE FOURTEEN Boarders Wanted 5>-A Articles for Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Houbm for Sale 72 Houma for SaIo 72 Suburban far Salt 75 Bunding—Contracting 14 Help Wanted—Female 85 Help Wanted—Malt 86 BOARD AND Room for young glr] Lalior Day Qaltt? OalliH ftil Ctnl Ens. Riker Welcome Home 'Aato Accessories—Tires 6 BIGHT USED Washing machtnee Vinson Rule WANTED—Carpentara and carpon- who tppreclAl®* honti pnvlitg®*. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER VALUES VERNON—A money saver, move BATTERIES — Fomou* makei, I WILL WORK With you if you HIGH SCHOpL Cleaner. CaU from $10 to $50 each.. Watkins right in this four room hem*. Ex want to build some of your new tars' halpari. Good wagaa and con- APEX CANISTER NaarNear hiisbite stoD.atop. CallCaU 1MltchsU 9-2711 $•,•50 , , A cut* tour room Scheduled for 'Sept. 26 $8.95. Written guarantee. $1 down. dlUons. Staady work. W. ,G. Mc- MItcheU 9-2019. Bros. after 8 p. m. Mencheeter — Four rooms ex cellent repedr. $10,000. H. B. ' Clnsified $1 weekly. Cole Motora, 436 Center house. Address Builder, Box J, SENIORS' > home with a full haaement, oil Grady, Agent. Mitchell $-1009. Thai Was No Murdered Boy^ Noteworthy Herald. NaUy a Sona, 6 Moraa Road. Call G E. FRIGIDAIRE A-1 condition. heat, plenty of shade trees and pandable, dormer wtndowa, oil boat, itreet. Mitchell 9-0980. PART TIME POSITIONS aftar T p. m. or Tal. MItchall ARGUS C-3 Camera with flltere excellent location, large let. Sale Ens. Andrew) U Riker. m , this and sun shade, enlarger and easel, Magic Chef table top four burner Apart ments-—Flatu— only on* Mock from tha bua. Im ROCKVILLE — aeven room alngle, town's only repatriated prlaoner of Mvertisements USED TIRES—Reconditioned and CARPEaCTRY REPAIRS, altera 9-9992. $M. Coll between 5:30 and 8:30. gaa range, email apartment ilie, mediate occupancy. It you ai* just price $9,900. 4 bedrooms, living room, dining It Was Only Gate Crasher (Conttnoed from Page One) tions. etc. Prompt service. Guar High sc^jool seniors who A-1 condlUon. 80 gallon gaa water Tenemeilts 6S Judge Asks war, will receive a hero's welcome CLASSIFIED ADVT. guaranteed value*, priced for quick GAS STATION attandant-part lima Mitchell 9-5518. starting out, this might be, the room, kitchen, pantry. I'A baths. when he returns to his family sale. $2.95 up. Most sises avail anteed work. No job too small. would like to enter a business heater plus flttlnge, atorm eaih. answer to your problem. Four Rooms Plus Garage- Near All city convenience*. Mortgage The Chief Justice in preparing DEPT. HOURS RockviUe 5-5759. lour or five hours a day. Apply In varloui alies, very reasonable. 316 ROCKVILLE - a-ropw fumlAed liitU homesUad at Highland Park later able. Guaranteed used tubes. 95c Office next June may now larson. Don WUlls Garaga, 18 apartment, private bath, no ©Objec >ua line. Has all city utilities and isrrangemenU for desirable p e ^ . The Labor Day week end waa a sorts, and again on Monday when for the new term which opens on For Better this month. 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. Goodyear Service Store. 713 Main work afternoons with assur- Building Materials 47 Spruce 81. rg* lot. Full price $9,450. Immediate occupancy, $U,M0. quiet on* for Msneheater, with only they were returning home. Oct. 5 knew that he faced another St.. Manchester. Mitchell 9-5390. I WE CAN BUILO yva a faragt diiln 'St. tion to children. Inquire 24 Grove ' MANCHESTER Georg* J. Coleman, Broker, Mart- There were no tie-ups, however, major case. ’Thia was the Issue Mra Martha Steveaaon, for $898 complete. If you need one anc0‘<6f full-time work after 18” Colored Shekel . - per eq. $12.50 MAPLE DOUBLE base dining Street, Hillside House, Apartment a “murder” scar* to spice the tive aecretary of the it’s a bargain. Estimates also EXPERIENCED SIDING applies 116,990 . . . A hug* four bed Cap* Cod—Four roomi expand ford-Conn. Trust BuUdInf- Tel. police said. of whether racial segregation in COPY CLOSING TIME graduation. Some Saturday room table and six chair*. Excel 14 in the rear______\ room house. Three rooms down. able, hot water heat oil, modern Rockville 9-4049, 9-4710. routine news made during the Three accidents were reported, publlp schools violates ths con Town Court Chamber of Commerce, to d ^ re FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Auto Driving School 7-A given on large garages, breexe- tora naadad at onca. Yaar round lent condition’. Also maple chino three-day period. vealed that plans are bataupTormu*. ways, porches, dormers, etc. For work. Visit our Homo Office work. Top wagaa. Apply In par Western Framing ..per M $106.00 ROCKVILLE — 2-roonj tum i^ei Fun dry basement. Nice yard with throughout, nenr hue line, nice eon but of these, only on* was Mrious. stitution. The court heard ar MON. THRU FRI. closet, $60 cpmplete. MItcheU smeeite drive end one rer garage. dltton. Bale price $10,900. VERNON—Country aeftlng, no de But the "murder” which waa That occurred Aundty evening guments qn the issue last term The need for an Improved town lated to honor ths navaLeUnnan. AUTO DRIVINO Instruction. All full particulars, call W. O. Mo within tha next two weeks and son. 24 Oak St. Great Eastern 60448. apartment, private bath, no objeo velopment, custom built rafich, TSported to Stafford Springs State ^ ^ f turned over on Itoat Tentative data for Welcome 10:30 A.M. lessons on insured dual-control Nally A Sons. Tel. MItcheU 9-9993. ConatrucUon Co., momingi 9-10 a. Sheathing i x 8 ....p e r ht $07.00 tlon to children. Inquire 24 Grove Centrally located. The present own but was unabis to reach a decision court and for additional facilities learn the\ advantages and m. Phone MItcheU 3-8271. Eve Street. Hillside House, Apartment er* have raised a Urge family her*, Bolton Center—Beautiful three fireplace, large living room, three Police Sunday, turned out to be a , Jaek^Sanson as its chairman; or farm freezers. Saving* up. to 75vo Family, just call us and you like foul play said he .was knocked to the ground Tbt^odore Fairbanks, a number of 9-2245. PERSONNEL _ experienced Electrical appli terials at wholesale prices, All 4 p, m . or 369 South Main street ful setting. Better then s hslf-scre TOUR PROPERTY? Very Much Alive tIviUes were expanding and iU FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that $160. Watkins Bros. after 5. -- of land with a semi-private swim will be amazed at the fine valuea Without obUgaUon to you, w* when the door of ■ parked car Waa quarters now are "'totally inade Hie Board of Directors, vie* ebair- Lost and Found FOR SAFE and Courteou.-j Auto stay on in any kind of storm, and _ " d e p a r t m e n t ance aervlce man. Good opportun prices C.b.D. we have to offer you. An alarm was flashed to all state opened as he was passing, striking Diauas Surprised ‘■^man; Robert Hathaway, Of the Driving Instruction wtth insured ity for right person. See Mr. A BEROOM and living room set ming pool across the street. srill appraise or make you a cash police units, and local police un quate." / gutters, conductors and roof re THE CONNECTICUT offer for property. Be* us befors the bike. The Board of Directors has Manchester Trust Company, treas LOST—Black Cocker Spaniel. An dual control car call Larson Driv pairs. Call Coughlin, MItcheU LaFIamme, Watkins Bros. maple: Westinghouse refrigerator, -STORE 20’ X 40’ with full base ? • • covered the car. Polce said the boy waa not hurt urer, snd Mrs. iSievenson, la secre ing School. Phone MItcheU ■ MUTUAL LIFE one year old: some baby fuml This ts just a parilsl list of the THE P^LLSWORTH MITTEN you Mil. 'The "body" turned out to be e On Wedding Date ated a subcommittee to study^Uie swers to ‘‘Jimmy”. Vicinity of 3-7707. ' ment. Inquire 54 Cooper Street. numeroua properties that we have b r a e -b u r n r e a l t y very much alive 15-year-old. and seriously. The mishap occurred in problem, and the possibllji>fD HARTFORD PIANo p l a y e r , male or female hems? W* have buyers waiting The other accident occurred al versary fell on Sept. 6, celebrated any one interested in serving on chest, feet and face. Child's pet. automatic shift, from your home. New Haven. Connecticut lavatories, private parking. Will pictures of'the properties we have MANCHEATER GREEN-Unusual for 4, 8, 9, 7-room aingles and 2-3 theeter. the Inleriectlon of Main and Bissell by taking a trip to Boston and re No recommendatidna have been Answers to name of Kurt, Re Immediate appointment. Call the I CONSTRUCTION CO. WANTED—Girl tor general counter w a n t^ for local dance studio. SALE! Baldwin Pianos from Berk design to suit. Phone MItcheU for sale. ly attractive I bedroom ranch, at As for the more conventional made, but the sqhcommittee Is to the committee la welcome to at Write Bkw C, Herald. Telephone STate 7-3607 families. * Gatto Co., Hartford Streets and Involved cars driven by turning, Sunday, were greatly tend. ward. Please call Mitchell 9-3937. Manchester Driving Academy, work, S% day week. Numeroua shire Music Festival. Substantial 9-9819. ______' tached garage, patio, wooded let. S-9198, evenings 9-8989. Manches Labor Day week end news—traffic Ronald A. Finnegan. 22, of 28 Cot- surprised on arriving home to And meet with Chlef.^of Police Herman Coventry Pilgrim 2-7249 (toll free). 24 Oak Street benefits. Must apply In person discounts on these first, quality in This home i* being aold complete and accidents there waa a good O. Schendel ^ d Judge Rottner to Among those attending the first ^EC0ND~FL00R, 2400 eq. ft., T. J. CROCKETT ly fumlahed at considerable eacri- ter MItchsU 8-9941. deal of the former but few of the Uge St., and Charles A. Matre, 33, their four sons had arranged an session weri Wilber T. Little, past New Model Laundry, 73 Summit Live ^^ock—Vehicles 42 Diamonds—Watches— struments used only six week* or of 84 Seaman Circle. observance of the stiver wedding, examine the/alm* house to deter Announcements MORTLOCK'S Driving school. Your RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS St. lea*. This happen* but once a plenty light, two lavatories, three Broker tlce. 'The furniture Is modem and USTmOA WANTED — Slngls, latter. mine its suitability. commander of the American Le license guaranteed with least num Jewelry 48 front rooms, suitable light Aianu- 244 MAIN ATREET only a few months old. Bring your Police reported traffic was heavy There were no injuries, and Sunday afternoon; had invited up gion; Mr*. Alice Ciampet Of the ber o f lessons. Endorsed teaching ] Applicators of asb es^, Pl“ tlc SADDLE HOfi^E. Western, broke year. New piano guarantee. Both two-family, three-family, busl- Patrolman Walter Ferguson, who wards of 50 relatives and friends A proposal to, add to the present CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kinder FULL AND Part time sales help and genUe. inquire 127 Prospect Acrosonic Spinets and Baldwin facturlng. large office hall*. Apply Phones; MItcheU 3-9419 toothbrush and move right in nes* property. Have many cash Friday, and especially so Saturday, coui t ^ d police station, as well as Soroptlmlst Club; Lloyd Hobron, method. Simplified - instnictions. ' Insulated siding and wood shiningles, wanted. Experienced preferred, LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re $18,700. Warren E. Howland. Real' 'in'veitlgated the accident, made no and decorated, the home to the of the Kiwanl* au b : Richard Car garten school re-opens Sept. 14. I specializing in Life Time aluminum St. ^ pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Grands Included. Terms $50 down Backer, .38 Oak. Residence; MItrhell 9'‘775l buyers. Mortgages arranged. as motorist* passed through town to town garage, was killed Limited enroUment for children. Appointments made immediately. Apply in person. Harrison’s, 849 three years. Trade-ins accepted tor, 543 Woodbridge At. MItcheU PleaM call Georg* L. Orasiadlo, on their way to beaches and re- arresU. qseen's taste. wh«"n the Board of Directors cut a penter. of the Rotary Club; Mayor 8H to 6. Call Mrs. D. L. Ballard. Mitchell 9-7398, I siding in color. MiUn Street. Reasonable price*. Open daUy. MANCHESTER. West Aide - Alx 3-8600. In the party was the best man Sherwood Bowers, Raymond T. Thursday eyening*. 129 Spruce Gosa Plano Company, 317 Asylum Realtor, Mitchell 9-9878. 109 and honor attendant at their wed capital improvements appropna- MItcheU 9-1698. Mitchell 3-8271 Poultry and Supplies 43 St. Hartford 5-6696. Open Monday Suburban for Rent 66 room Cap* Cod. full basement, Henry atreet. Frances Harvey, Marlborough; "uon out of General Manager Mar Owens, of the Service Club Coun WOMAN WITH sewing experience street. MItcheU 9-4387. fully Inaulaied, oil hot water heat MANCHEATER — Leaving state. ding, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donadia cil; Kenneth Ostrlnsky, comman Motorcycles—Bicycles to work in dry cleaning depart BROAD-BREASTED bronze Tur through Saturday, also Thursday 3 ROOM Furnished apartment, Four beautiful large rooms. Ex Mrs. Evelyn Green and ton, 145 Two Arrested tin's budget. PRETZELS ARE good to eat but A. V. LINDSAY — Owner nights. Free parking in lot next fireplace, extra large lot. Priced at LI8TIN08 WAI4TED — Aingl* of Center St. Mrs. Rose Lumbrui^ The alms house, whose l6 re der of the ■VFW, snd William Part why sleep like one? Get one of our ment. Apply in person. New keys, fresh frozen, ''$0 to 22 available Sept. 14, heat, hot water. $13,800. E a K Agency, *10 Main pandable. All conveniences. Im homes. 2-3-4 family houses, small Vernon Ave.. Rockville; Mrs, Mar- L Cm 1 7 ___ „ sister of Mrs. Diana, baked the ridge, of the Exchange Club. --Mg bedsr HowarA’a.Sleap-Csntac, ..Model Laundry.-73- aummlt... GatdfIthrrFam—Djrirjr. door (west). Write for free cats -nutdlliMi - .occupftney Aecriftee. g*J»t. .CrilftML..lsr Branford At.: malning Inmates will be boarded i m INKTAN Chief; prICe "gSWl'Ter R'(5mi’lNCn‘'Siarhg and'eanii^ pounds--Schauh-’a... Turkejtk. JFeruii - garage, .SuUabU: ior, adults. . n«»r: -Atr MHrheH 9-699T;— ...... - fanot MoMhaetaTf BeMosir Vemos*. ------weddtng-cake-.and-autaBount iNl.Jt, IL .... Rikec^ia .3«()0ttad..mi..hia.~JOY __ opposite Mary .Cheney Library. 188 HiUatown Road, Products 56 Mbttr— ------bus line. Phone Rockville 8-5803. Mitchell 8-M21. Mr*. Geraldine B r a m 1 * y and T U E X y k Mi AWTwscr^ miniature bride and^ride- m t tu m n g nejrt-'mtnith; hasraN home aboard the troopship Gen. W. Mitchell 9-2136. Alterations and additions. Cell EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Air- and Coventry. Large list of buy daughter. Fair Su. RockviUe; Mrs. ready been criticized by both the 539 Main 8L Mitchell 9-6335. ings. 'Workmanship guaranteed conditioned store. Apply in parson, BAILEY’S Antique Shop. 382 Main ------I $n.600 WILL BUY thia five room MANCHESTER - Duplex 8-8. Top ers. What have you? Mo'rtgagea —------groom, and the boye provided an M. Black and la due to arrive in THREE 10 hole hen’s nests a»)d TOMATOJKS-4 lbs. for 25c. Bring street. Mitchell 3-5003. Moderately home near Waddell School. Expan arranged. Howeid R Hastings, Alice Belcher. East Hartford. A sidewalk battle involving judge and chief because of Its out- .Sen Ftanclaeo sometime this week OPPORTUNITY FOR child 3>4 to 5 A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 Autumn Marlow’s. Jamesway electric brooder. MItch your own basket, 67 Florence condition. Steam-oil heat. Modem DISCHARGED TODAY: Mr*. of-the-way location on East Mid- Business Services Offered 13 street. Mitchell 3-4860. priced items in china, glass, tin Summer Homes for Rent 67 aion apace second floor, hot water kitchen. Hardwood floors. Price MItcheU 9-1107. Mrs. Diana was the former Miss end. It Is expected that tw o. or to attend nursery school while SEWING MACHINE operator* eU 3-7584. Street. ware, pewter and furniture. oil heat, aluminum screens and i Catherine Junklns. 29 Coolidg* St.; | '** *^of I Angelin* Mlstretta. ^ d they were die Tpke. three days will be required fo- mother helps with housework in WIRING INSTALLATION of all COVENTRY IJtKE Four rooms 815,800. Eacott Agency, MItrhell CASH WAITING for any type real Mark Sullivan. 5 W a d d e ll R d .; 1 suited in the arrest on charges The court report showed an in RAY’S ROOFING Company. Gut wanted. Also young woman for 'TOMATOES Pick your own. 60c a doors. Vacant. Madeline Smith, 8-5426. married in 8t. Japiet Church ^ service details before Riker can director's home. Call MItcheU types. No job too small. Peter light factory work. Apply Ka-Klar furnished. All conveniences, $30 Realtor. MItcheU 9-1642 or S-467S. estate you have to sell. First and Mrs. Phyllis Schsller. Andover; I a^ault of one of the huabands and j ‘rec°or/5Sev? William crease both In the number of cases 9-1696. ter woik. roof and chimney Articles for Sale 45 basket. Bring baskets. Comer weekly through September. Pil disposed of and in its receipts start home. He will be met by hi' Pantaluk. 40 Foster street. Phone j pairs. Free' estimates gladly Toy Co., 60 Hilliard Street. Bush Hill Rd. and Bell St. South Wanted—To Buy 58 .! CENTER STREET —"Two family second mortgage money available. Angela Paslore. 54 Margaret Rd.; one of the wives. Reldy fiancee. Miss Ann Fisher, of Wes Mitchell 9-7303. BE SURE — Buy Cinco all alum grim 2-6825. _____, I MANCHESTER GREEN- Attrac. Also listings wanted. CaU "The Oliver Mallpii. 38 Pearl St ; Mr*. during the fiscal year ending IP MOTHS damage your rug with given. Bay Hagenow, Mitchell Manchester. live 8 bedroom ranch. iM.VhVal 5-4, early occupancy, first floor, Scheduled for arraignment Sat n ie couple^ waa remembered ton, Mass. Other members of thr in 5 years Berlou will repair or 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell INSURE YOUR Merry Christmas inum windows. Aleo self-storing I oil heat, hot water. Asking 812,000. Johnson Building Company, 953 Barbara Jones and son. 32 View urday as a result of, the fracas are with beautiful gifU of silverware Aug. 14. immediate family have changed Earn your Christmas money sell doors. CaU MItcheU 9-9095 for free TOMATOES 75c a basket. Order* Csll garage, paneled fireplsie wall. Main St. natchell 3-7426. Evenings replace it without cost to you. Buy 3-8325. WAOTED POT Belly stove. Wanted To Rent 68 Number of extras. All utilities. MItcheU 9-3785. . ' At.; Robert Fraher. 230 Oak St.; Carl DiTarando, 30. of 38 Nathan and flowers and everyone present The court, which has both plans and will not go to the West Berlou today. Housewares Dept. ALL KINDS of carpentry work. ing Avon Products and gift sets eaUmates. BiU Tunaky. taken. CSia*. Glode, -1693 Tolland RockviUe 5-9246. Xntchell 9-0018. Mrs. Marjorie Bissell and son. 57 Dr., and Mrs. Aggies Magovem, 27, criminal and civil sides, disposed Coast. Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-4291. Write Mr*. F. H. Frawley, North Turnpike, Manchester. CaU Mitch Convenient to school, bus and MANCHESTER, Princeton Atreet IhorougWy enjoyed the party. Basement. J. W. Hale Corp. FIELD STONE for fireplace and re WANTED- 3 or 4 room unfurnish shopping. Immediate occupancy, Bretton Rd. of S3 Nathan Dr. Mr. jsnd Mrs. Diana's sons in of 2,816 cases during the year, an WINDOW SHADES made to order Roofing 16-A Branford, Conn. ell 9-4053. ed apartment by young working School section. Custom built Cap* The trouble started, police 9*id, increase of 133 over the number taining waUe. M. French, Coven toi- 8I5.6M. Warren E. Howland. Real tk>d, expandable second, floor, Police Oub Backs clude/Tlncent, who is a graduate and installed. Venetian . blinds | PART TIME 11-3, woman wanted Rooms without Board 59 couple. Call Rockville 5-3802 tor, 543 Woodbridge street. MItch when the DiTarandos ..returned of Mancheater High and Trinity handled in the preceding year. Personals ROOFING—Specializing in repair try, Pllgrlin 2-7181. . open stairway, dormers, tile bath, Although here was a drop in and curtain rods. 24 hour service. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new for counter work in luncheonette Household Goods . 51 NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful led. eU 8-8600. fireplace, plaster walls. H. B. home early Sunday morning and CM tg. . and who will return to Vinson Dies E.4timate3 gladly given. Fagan Femdale, 1095 Main St. PARAMOUNT Triple Track com Martin Pay Scale Deaths heard a disturbance at the Ma- ^icag o fojr his second year in law the number of criminal cases dis THE PROSPECT Hill School for roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys ly fumlahed and spacious room. WANTED Four room unfurnished a . - : : . Grady, Agent. MItcheU 8-8009. gowan residence. DiTarMdo went Window Shade Co., Route 44 at | cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex bination aluminum windows and ALBERT'S DO IT AGAIN! ■The moat I complete light house rent bv mlddle-sged couple witB lot LENOX AT. Beautiful 6 room Achool: Mario, who is in the serv posed. there were increases of 99 young children will reopen Sep Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4471 OPPORTUNITY FOR mother ^o doors. Free 'esUmates given, 38 home; air conditioned gas heat; BOWERS SCHOOL, Six room Cap* next door to ask for quiet and be-, lee and home for the celebration in motor vehicle and 121 in small tember 9th. Transportation furn perience. Free estimates. CaU earn tuition for child in private THIS TIME IT’S THE keeping ftjbUltles available in one child. Mitchell 3-7609 after A police pay scale, similar to Thomas C. Healy Howley. Manchester Mitchell months to pay. Paramount Engi ‘■SUNNY BROOK" ManchesteTi You will marvel at immaculate condition; -grounds Cod, newly painted Inside and out. Thomas C. Healy. 175 Camp came Involved in an argument with Leo Jr., la in his second year at claims cases. In Capital ished. Mrs. Lela lybur, director. RADIO and T V. Service. All work nursery school. Child may attend neering Company. 41 Oak street. 5:30.^..— beautifully landscaped; $2,000 de Storm windows and doors, oil heat, that proposed by General Manager Mrs. Magowan. The court's total, receipts—in Phone Mitchell 9-5767.______3-5361. school while mother does house 3 ROOMS OF BEAUTIFUL the cleanliness of this building. Ave.. Newington, Brother of Lt. New Britain Teachers College; and fully guaranteed. $3 per house ______Phone MItcheU 3-8177. _ NEW FURNITURE ChUdren accepted. Central. Priced A BUSINESS girl in need of small posit, approximately $78 njonthly. nine years old. 25 year mortgage. Richard Martin, has been approved John F. Shea, UBN. retired, of this The argument allegedly erypleo Willie, who ha* been in the employ fines, bonds forfelttd, parking call for T.V. $1 per house call for | all, KINDS of roofs gutters and work in director's home. Call CaU The Johnson Building Com by members of the Manchester into blows being struck, police said, (Coatlaued from Page One) A LIBERAL Hospitalization and FLAGSTONE—Stohe.s for walls, * O—N—L—Y ■o reasonable you'll gasp! Be apartmenj. furnished or unfimi- Priced to sell for $11,900. Phone town, died Sunday afternoon at the of The Herald and who will return violations, and civil and small radio or save $ and bring them to chimneys repaired. Prompt serv MItcheU 9-1696. sure and see thia one. Mrs. Dor Ished. Referenre* exchanged. Box pany 953 Main St. MItcheU 8-7426. Barbara Woods Agency, MItcheU Police Club. and Mrs, DiTarando rushefl to her claims fees—totalled $35,106.21 surgical plan offered by Mutual of 17 Maple street. Call Mitchell house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Als.i $563.17 Evenings MItcheU 9-0018. The police club plan differs from St. Francis Hospital in Hartford husband's side. At this poiht, police tomorrow for his senior year granted by Justice William O. Omaha. Investigate. Phone your ice. Guaranteed workmanship WAITRESS Wanted. Full time. No sey, 14 Arch street. E, Herald. 9-7702. after a long illness. Manchester High School. during the year just ended, an in 9-6535 or Mitchell 9-6716. Terms. Mortensen Roofing Co Heatalator fireplace forms, 28” Which Includes: Martin's In that it would put 16 say Mrs. Magowan allegedly grab crease of $*4.61)6.81 over'1952. Douglas. Ths court swept aside the local agent. MItcheU 9-7375. Sundays, Apply In person. Garden at $45 each. 8” x 6 ” x 1/2” slate BEDROOM SUITE PLEASANT, Large furnished room VALUES — 109 Branford FIVE ROOM ranch home of quality men \Jn the top pay scale instead Born in Hartford, he was a build bed Mrs. DiTarando by the , hair stay on June 19 and the Roeen- POWER BURNERS and Range Mitchell 3-7691. Restaurant, 840 Main. ing contractor, associatedwith the All but $6,594.67 of this, which berga were executed that night. BALLARD’S DRIVING SCHOOL— hearth tile. Bolton Notch Quar UVLNG ROOM SUITE with semi-private kitchen privi Farms and I.Jtnd for Sale 71. Atreet. Six finished rooms, fire construction. Hot water heat, city of only seven by rutting down the and threw her to the sidewalk. went to the Cpramiss)oner of Burners expertly cleaned and | ry. MItcheU 9-0817. DINETTE SET place, oil steam heat, amesite utilities, Youngstown kitchen. In building trade for the past 35 year*. In a formal opinion Issued later ••Manchester’s oldest.” Thousands leges, suitable lor two. One block number .of years service required He served with the Navy in World Mrs. Magowan made the com- | Local Mail Aesists Motor Vehicles as that depart- of accident free instruction hours. serviced. Let us service and re-1 Heating—Plumbing 17 HEALTHREST MATTRESS from Main St. Phone Mitchell 10 ACRE E'ARM. 5 room house, drive . one-car garage, $12,800. excellent location on large lot. to make the top bracket. t plaint against DiTarando, and Mrs. . menfs share De fines, goes into the Vinson said Douglas kad the pow pair your wa.shing machine or re- ] Help Wanted—Male 36 ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port HEAVY SPRING bam. garage and chicken coop. On 365 East Middle ‘Turnpike — Six- Priced at $15,900. Tel. Mancheater A controversy that erupted sev War I. er to issue the stay, but he de Hundreds of satisfied students. PLUMBING AND Heating. Copper able and standard typewriters. 9-4428. Besides his brother in Manches DiTarando mad* the complaint Hurt Mountaineer I town's general fun^ Owner AAA trained. Certified. frlgerator. Metro Service. Mitch WANTED—Full and part time cab 2 THROW RUGS good , road. Price $10,500, Tel. : room rolonlal. 15 years old. oil Mitchell 9-6848. eral weeks sgo when Martin first I against Mrs. Magowan. Patrolman " I The report also Shows that out fended the court's action in setting ell 9-0883. water pipes. Complete plumbing Ail makes of adding machines La r g e unfurnished , heated Rockville 5-7566. ; steam heat, amesite drive, base- ter. he leaves his wife, Mr*. Eliza aside the euy and aald th*' body Mllchell 9-2245. systems. Complete heating sys drivers, also school bus drivers BOUDOIR CHAIR announced His plan was quashed Raymond Peck made the arrest*. — ----- i of the court's receipts. $17.947.()8 sold or rented. Repairs on ail VANITY LAMPS room with kitchen privilege*, ■ ment garage. Electric stove and HENRY STREET are*, seven room last week after Martin explained beth Hofferth Healy: three son*. Police today also reported the ar had acted properly in ifieetlng in COMPLETE hand and power lawn tems and oil burner. Time pay Apply at City Cab, 53 Purnell makes. Marlow’s. stair carpeting included. $1 1 ,800. colonial, fireplace, hot water oil Thomas W. Healy. of Warmington. It was an eventful holiday week- i went for dourt expenses. The larg WANTED- Ride from Green Manor Place. 2 PILLOWS near bus line. Woman only. ■way the "misunderatandingi" to rest Sunday of George H. Buckley, end for Maurice Willey, 112 Eliza- I est slice was for salaries, which prompt iperial eeielon. Rd. to State Office Building. mower sales and service. Motors ments arranged. Electric sewer 1 PR. BLANKETS Write Box H, Herald. 2" Both homes available lor immedl- heal, been reidecoraled Inside and a group of police- club members. Norman P. Healy. of Hartford, and Vlnson'e elevation to the Wgh tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and cleaner. The Vincent P. Marcin VENETIAN BLINDS ate occupancy. Elv* Tyler, Real- out. large lot, trees, garage, Thomas W. Healy, of Farmington; Jr., 22, of Newington, on a charge beth Dr. amounted to $16,382.52. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p,m. Will STUFFING MACHINE Operator COCKTAIL "TABLE Notice The approved plah would per of reckless driving after his car Willey, an experienced skier and The remainder went for printing court seven years ago capped a ing to leave by 7;20 or 7:30 a m. delivery service. Gibson’s Garage. Co., 305 Main street. Tel. Mitchell wanted. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Highest Quality Only ROOM E'OR Rent. Near Onter. I tor. MItcheU 9-4469. amesite drive. Bowers School. a daughter, Mrs. Kathleen H. public career that included aerv 3-4848. Also Reconditioning 2 TABLE LAMPS Gentleman preferred. 37 E'oater Carlton W. Hutchins. MItcheU mit a probationary patrolman to went out of contriil on East Middle mountaineer, asalsted in the res and postage, prisoner*' meals, Please call 3-8653 after 5:30. MItcheU 3-5012. Hilliard St. 1 9 X 12 RUG To *11 registered Demm'Ksil' m — get into the second grade after one Goodchlld, of Hartford; three sis Turnpike near New Bolton Road, lce in all three branches of the Tapes and Cords by Yard street, or call Mitchell 3-5331. voters In the town of Bolton, >EA8T m id d l e TURNPIKE Near 9-5132. 9-4694. ters. Mrs. R. W. Southergill. of cue of a 22-ye*r-old Cambridge testa and' examinations, utilities, COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. A PLUMBING shop at your door. 1 FLOOR LAMP Benton Street. Her# la a reason- year and a second grade patrolman plunged off Uie road and turned man who toppled 50 feet from In new equipment and office'supplies. •governmenL AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, first Call nerllcut. \ to get Into the top graq* after, a West Hartford; Mr*. Eleanor H. Automobiles for Sale 4 Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales on . No time losL New work. Altera class only. Apply in person. Bo 1 SMOKER ROOM E'OR Rent at the CenUr. You are hereby hotlfled that the - ■ably priced alx-room home, lo- l>AkKWOOD GIRCLE—Aeven room Powers, of HartfOMt and Mrs. C: V. over...... termediate Lookout at Glen Ellis wa-shing machines, vacuum clca.o- tion.s, copper piping, fixtures, hot FINDELL MFG. CD. 32 PC, DINNERWARE SET Gentleman preferred. Call Mitch rated in nice reiidential aeclion. lanch, fireplace, entrance hall, two total of three years service. Buckley was uninjured in the ac Falls in Plnkham Notch, N. jf., water automatic heaters. YOungs- land Motors, 369 Center Street. 26 PC. SILVER SET registered Democrslic voters snail Martin's plan required a patrol Benjamin, of South Windsor; an cident. He will be presented in 1948 DODGE 2-door sedan. Excel er.s. motor.s, .small appllancc.s. ha-3-4865 ell 9-4401. meet in caucus Monday. Seplem: Bungalow style, well built, three terraces, garage, 'i acre, trees, other brother, Patrick F. Heal.V, into a rocky pool below. lent running condition. May be Welding. 180 Main street. Phone . town sinka sold. Estimates glad CONCRETE MAN for sidewalk and 485 East Middle Turnpike 18 YDS. FLOOR c o v er in g bedrooms on second floor. Steam overlooking lake and country club. man to serve five years before of Hartford, and four grandchil Town (Jourt on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willey, returning ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch curbs able to finish and set forms. REFRIGERATOR or NICE E'RpNT room for rent. Five her 14, 19.53 at 8:00 P. M, E D S T, heat, large kitchen, enclosed For appointment to see thia exclu drawing top money. Patrolman Walter Ferguson, who •seen at 35 Garden St, after 5 p. m. Mitchell 9-6678. minutes to bus. Call Mitchell In the Community Hall fireplace dren. from a hiking trip Sunda.v had or call MItcheU 3-8952. ell 9-7636. Good wages and plenty of over LOAM, Dark, rich cultivated grade TELEVISION SET 'porch and many other features. sive home, call Carlton W. The police department members ,,, v.irf in made the arrest, said the accident ■topped at the Appalachian Moun FURNITURE Refinishlng, antique time. Call at 382 Hackmatack St., No. 1 $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, $2 LOW t e r m s - FREIE STORAGE! 9-7094. room for the following purposes: ] Immediate occupancy. Priced for Hutchins. MItcheU 9-5132. MItcheU approved the club's plan at s meet Funeral occufred when Buckley waa unable tain Club hut near the falls to visit LENNOX Furnaces and warm 41r 1. To nominate candidates for morrow morning at 9:15 from the to make a turn in the road. 1947 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN. furniture a specialty, chairs caned or phone MItcheU 9-9844. cu. yard. Delivered in truck load Originsl price fnr *11 this merchan PLEASANT, Single sleeping rooip quick aale, $13,800. CaU Robert 9-4694. ing Sunday. Ahern Funeral Home, 180 Farm friends there. As they stood on Radio, heater. Fine condition and rushed. Anson F. Thqrp. heating. Earl Van Camp, ^tltchell lota. Screened sand, stone, fill and dise wss $825.46. Some fortunate aM town offices. J. Smith, Inc . 963 Main Street. the porch around noon, someone Charlotte R- Gray 9-5844. SALESMAN. Natloftally known ne*t‘'balh. convenient to bus. Cali 2. To transact such other hii'd- AR"nSTlC Five Room Cape Cod, ington Ave.. Hartford, followed by throughout. Beautiful tutone blue Phone MItcheU 9-5735.* gravel delivered. Order how. Nusa- peraon can purchase it s11 for only Mllchell 9-7337 between 6 and tO AntchleJI 9-5241. • a solemn requiem mas* at 10 rushed tip to announce that a man finish. Priced right to see. Doug I»an It Finance Corporation has dorf Construction Co. Phone $563.17. ness as Is proper to come before two twin size bedrooms, recrea had fallen from the mountainside. MANCHESTER T. V. Service, GUARANTEED Plumbing and o'clock evenings. tion room, bar, brick front, porch, Hospital Notes o'rlotk at St. Mary's Church, New- las Motors, 333 Main street. heating. Alterations and new opening for real producer to open MItcheU 9-740*. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT said caucus. , [ranch Ho u se of S rooms on PublicJRecords Willey joined the men who went radio and T.V. specialists since new accounts In Manchester area. PH O N E MR. A LB ER T lot 100 x 30p. Choice location. *14.- attached garage. Near bua and - - I Ington. down with a basket stretcher to Teacher of Voice and Piano I FOR A GOOD Used car or a new 1935. House service call $3,50. work. Perms glass electric and COOK THE Modern way—See our COMFORTABLE dean single room Democratic Town Committee ■hopping center. Reduced to $13.- SATURDAY: Friends may rail at the funeral gas water heaters sold and in Previous experience unnecessary. HA R"rFO RD 6-0358 for gentleman in private home. 1 SOO. MadeUne Smith, Realtor. ADMITTED Warrantee Deeds rescue Kenneth Auslander of Cam Oldsmohile with Rocket engine Mllchell 9-6660 day or night, , $100 weekly draw plus bonus and 3-pIy stainless steel cookware, R. Kneeland Jones. Jr. MItcheU 9-1849 or Mllchell 3-4679. 2.50. Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU Fred,She*. Hartford Mrs. Phyllis home from 2 to 5 this afternoon Green Manor B>tates, Inc. to \ stalled. Time payments arranged, A F TE R 7 P. M. 46-4690 Quiet neighborhood. References and from 7 to 9 tonight. bridge. W'llley administered first contact Al Catalano, at the Man field training to man qualifying. tlaeful gifts given with each dis A—I^ B —E R —Ti-‘- R required. MItcheU 3-8183. Chairman 9-5132, MItcheU 9-4494. Schsller, Andover; Bari Campbell.:aropbell, .Richard D. McNamara, property i “jj” chester Motor Sales. MItcheU BULLDOZER for hire. ExeteUent Skelley Brothers, Mitchell 9-8714 Permanent. Car essential. Write play. No obligation. Connecticut Dated at Bolton, Connecticul, I MANCHES"rKR GPEEN Spacious a u ! i n e on Lawton Rd. TEL. M I-9 -9 m for back fill. Landscaping and 43-45 AlU-n ?t., Hartfoi'd 3 bedroom ranVJi. One year , 198 HOIXI8TER St. * room rolonlal Mra. Jonathan P. I .^ l« Auslander and two young com 71 FOXCROFT DRIVE 3-4134. HEATING From A to Z. Conver qualifications to Box G, Herald. Lustre Craft Co. Mitchell 9-8434. September 8. 1953. Nadeau. Broad Brook; Mrs Green Manor Estates. Inc. to panions were climbing the falls grading. Reasonable rates. MItch MAPLE BUNK bed. complete with MItcheU young. Attached garage. Full base- | 1>, baths, garage. , CaU owner Blanch* Hamilton. 14 Arch St.: Mrs. Rose Snyder Lewis, wife of Georg* E- Canuel and Mary F. 1939 BUICK Sedan. Good, depend eU 9-0650. sion burners, boiler-humer units, BEAUTIFUL 1952 Deluxe Easy ROOM FOR RENT. Tel. ment. Plastered walls, oak floors, j MItcheU 9 *279. Jonathan R. Lewis, 51*4 Wfllard ■outside the marked trail when cohiplete heating systems. All YOUNG MAN w-anted for general side guards and ikdder. $49.9.5. 3-8418. Mrs. Mae Chareat. 50 Coolldgr At.; Canuel, property on Vernon St. Auslander slipped on loose dirt and able transportation, $95. Written factory, work. Must have driver's Spinalator washer. Call MItcheU Come in and see. Howard's Sleep romblnatlon windows and doors. Albert Gurardln. Aoiith Coventry; St , Hartford, died at the Hart-- Green Manor Estates, Inc. to Al guarantee. No down payment. work guaranteed. Time payments license. Apply Winbrook Co. of 3-4869. . Notice Convenient' location. I.4li:ge land- TWO-FAMILY house, centrally lo for'd Hospital Saturday, after a fell over hitting several rock Small monthly payments. Cole HAROIJ3 A SONS. Rubbish remov arranged. Morlarty Brothers. Tel. Center. op<>oslte Marv Chenev Li cated on bus line. 5 rooms down, 4 Loren Bartholraew. Andover. beit H. Herzog, property at Ver sHelves as he plunged down. He ! MItcheU 3-5135. Hartford County, 280 Tolland Tpke. G.E. ROOM AIR-Conditloner, regu brary, 539 Main St. Mitchell 9-8335 NICE ROOM for working person. Town of Bolton ■r'sped lot. Priced to seli^l $18,- ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mark long Illness. ^ , non St. and Lawton Rid. I landed spread-eagle in the pool be- : Motors, 436 Center. Mitchell 9-0980 al. Call MItcheU 9-4034. MItcheU 9-6178. Phone Mitchell 3-5092. 375. Warren E. Howland, Realtor. up. Steam heat. Lot 195 x 330 with Besides her husband, she leaves Green Manor Estates to James | larly $349.95, now $250. 54” Tracy COLDSPOT 'Refrigerator. Magic Phone Mitchell 3-8800 any tlm^. all city improvements. A good buy Aulllvan, 5 Waddell Rd.: Ray a nephew and several cousins. low. He suffered a broken leg and | 1940 BUlCK Super sedanetle. Good DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, SERVICE STATION attendant, full ■ink, was $189.95, now%.,..$113.97. Admis-sions of Electors for someone who can use the land. Moeller, 503 Adams At.; Clifford Augustus McCarthy, property *t other injuries ' j No Money Down low cost transportation. $95. No copied, vacuum . cleaners, irons, Moving—^Trucking- Chef gas range, new mattress, Th# funeral was held this after Vernon St. time. Apply in person. Boland Colla Construction Co., 249 Broad used twice, gas water heater. Tel. ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen I e d g e o f TOWN, quslom built Price 312.500. James J. Rohan A Hswkes. 14 Emex St. noon at 2:30 at the W. T. Qulsh-Fu- down payment. Small monthly guns, etc., rcpklrcd. Shears Storage 20 Motors, 369 Center St. St. I The Bnaril for Admission of hdme, five large rooms, expand Son., Realtors. Tel, MItrhell 3-7438 ADMITTED YESTERDAY: W. George Glenney to Erwin W. payments. Cole Motors. Mitchell knives, mowers etc., put into con Mitchell 3-7980. privileges. 168 Maple______St. Elcrtori, In the Town of Bolton. neral Home, 225 Main St . with Whitman, property at Cone St. FACTORY REBUILT MOTORS able to Eleven, two fireplaces, at Mrs. Exll Kticolllna. 48 Pioneer burial In the Grove Hill Cemetery, 9-0980. dition for coming needs. Braith- MANCHESTER—Package Deliv HELP WANTED for harvesting SAVE $50- Lawson Loveseat sleep A'TTRACTIVELY furnished front | ConnectlcuLy will be in session on tached garage, less than one year COD Colonial. 7-rooms. 1 Circle; Robert Keefe, 21 Saulters Harold Grabow to . Archie About Town waitc, 52 Pearl street.- ery. Local light trucking arid broadleaf tobacco. Mitchell 9-9529 EMPIRE STYLE secretaire. Excel er by Serta. was $239.50 now bedroom, twin beds. Light house Saturday. September 12, 19.53 from o'M. 'i acre, large maple trees. finished, large barn, both good Rd ; Mrs. Gloria Zweerei. 183 RockviUe. Jaq ies and Lillian Jaques. prop FOR A a DODGE-PLYMOUTH CARS 1948 FORD Super deluxe tudor. package delivery. Refrigerators, after 5 p. m. lent condition. Call Mitchell 9-0087. $189.M. Howard's Sleep Center, op' keeping faciutle*. Private en- 9:00 A M. until 6:0 —------TT';:~r to examine the qualifications of 18,000. 'Town of Pomfret. Shown 166 Center St.; Miss Eva Cam-, Matthew M. Moriarty, doing North Methodist WSCS are asked INSTALLED COMPLETE ^ A -|| Motors, 333 Main. 189 South Main street. Phone warehouse. All winter work. The er. Limited number to be sold at by appointment. For information business as Moriarty Brothers AUS’nN A. CHAMBERS CO-, $169.95. Phone Mitchell 3-8008. FURNISHED bedroom and kitrh-j admit to the elector'^ j MANCHESTER GREEN — 3 bed bridge. Green Lodge Convalescent Funerals to bring their "Earned Dollars'' to > with new plugs, potnts and olL Only ^ t evU Mitchell 3-5643: Wetstone Tobacco Corp. 274 Broad USED FURNITURE bought and «n for rent. Hot and cold water. |I oath those found qualified. room -ranch, attached garage rail or "writ* Manchester Herald. Home; Roger Bums. RFD 2; Al I Realty Company to Joseph V. the business meeUng to follow the | BEFORE YOU Buy a used car local and long distance moving, St. I Rivosa and Thomas L. Mason, $11.83 PER MONTH ^ ^ See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick parking, storage. Call MItcheU RESTORE YOUR dried-up lawns ■old. The Woodshed. 11 Main MItcheU 9-3081. I Persons of foreign birth must screened porch, combination win Rockville 5 3134. bert Turcotte, 11 Short St.; Alfred Mrs. Henry B. Ingraham luncheon at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, oil and shrubs with barnyard rotted street. Tel. MItcheU 9-3154. dows and door*. Wall to wall car Toiisiqnaut. Marlborough; Eugene The funeral of Mrs. Mabel L. I property on Broad St. at the churcl). AH members who ! Sales and Service. 285 Mam burners serviced. For expert and 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. WANTED—Two experienced auto FALKNOR DRIVE 136 - Complete ! present their certificates of citizen- MANCHESTER 16,800. four room Attachment can conveniently attend are urgril' CALLMItchdl 3>5101 Btrect. MItcheU 9-4571. Open eve mobile salesmen. Good opportun manure. Also a large pile of well ATTEN"nON Ladles! Slip-cover* upstairs of a single famiIy‘ihome ' "hip, peting in Jiving, dining and hall bungalow, picture window, 'full Freeman, 98 Deepwood Dr.; Mrs. Ingraham, wife of Henry B. Ingra- prompt service call Bob Cart way. Many fine features. $16,200. In favor of Clyde Rauschenbach BO. nings. wright. MItcheU 9-6448, ity for men willing to work. .Many rotted top soil. No turf. Orders tak and drapes custom made. Re«up- for rent. Private bathroom. 2'j \ David C. Toomey basement, fully insulated. A nice Mary Marcin. 136 Blaoell St.; Janet ' of Somers, a former resident to d6 Paintinif—Papering 21 en now for- delivery at yoUr con Warren E. Howland, Realtor, 543 Gorman. *90 Porter St. iof Manchester, was held this *f- against Barbara W. Thompson and ASK FOR SERVICE MANAGER (CARL) benefits. Write Box K, The Herald, holatering. Beautiful fabrics room* furnished, private entrance. | Town Cleric ' quiet aectlon at a fair price. E A Charles H. Thompson for $3,500 on Companies 2 and 3 of the South 1953 CHEVROLET Belalre. sport MASON, STONE contractor and for interview. venience. Cali Mitchell 3-7083. ' prints, stripes, solids. Expertly On a bus line. Ideal for two work Woodbridge Atreet. Mitchell 3-8*00. E Agency, 310 Main 8t. Mitchell ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Jose- temoon at 2 o'clock from the T. coupe, tutone green with all ac-. cement work. Valentino Belluccl, PAINTER AND PAPER Hanger, Charles A. Robbins phln* Ecabert. 16* Oak St. .1 p. Holloran Funeral Home. The property al Woodland St. Manchesterr Fire Department were 35 years' experience. Satisfaction BteNDDC GAS dryer. 2 years old. finished; $5-down, $2 weekly, ing girls. No cooking, light snacks OOUNtW UriBg. yet in Manches 9-6297. Marriage License called to Miller's Restaurant at cessories. Must sell, leaving for Fern street. Call MItcheU 9-5451, balance one year to pay. Call o.k. MItcheU 9-3635. First Belectman ter; New 6 room Cap* Cod; *» BIRTH SUNDAY: a son to Mr. Rev. CTlIford O. Simpson, minister service. CaU Mltqhell 9-9418. 6 to 8 a. m. and 5 to 7:30 p. m. guaranteed. Wallpaper books RELIABLE MEN Excellent condition, $140. Phone CENTRAL, A cheerful five room and Mrs. Harold Carpenter. South I of the Center Congregational Richard c, Elton Simmon*. -rh .r... Rtdnl 844 the Center about 10:20 a m. today SOLIM ENE, Inc. available. Raymond Triideau. MItcheU 9-9155. Mrs. Pinto. MItcheU 9-7862. acre land, nice large kitchen, oil to exUngulsh a fire in the kitchen. TO RENT Very clean bedroom for : Dated si Bolton, ConneclicuV hot water heat. Price 112.900, home," in fine condition. Silent Coventry. Church, officiated anqi burial was ,2 St. " 1950 BLACK Plymouth business CABINET MAKING. Good work MItcheU «-iei4. ■' WANTED THREE Cushion Hide-A-Bed sofa reliable gentleman, quiet home. September 8. 19.53. Glow oil burner, large garage. BIRTHS TODAY: twin sons to , m the East Cemeter>‘. ! •>• I ‘ The flames originated from a cou]^. Very clean and mechanical manship. Reasonable rates. Esti SUPER SPECIAL upright freezer, ■mall deposit, low monthly pay 634 CENTER STREET brand new, in original crate. 17.5 One maple couch. Both newly cov 238- Oak 8t., or phone ^Itchell ments. Call The Johnson Building ‘Two lots with trees and garden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skully, 261 Bearers were Otto Herrmann, 1 James C hurch. ___ grease fry-o-lator. No damage was ly sound. Private party. Tel. mates gladly given. Moulson’i • , • . FOR ered. One Spin-Dry washer. AH in 9-1320. ■pare. Madeline Smith, Realtor, Folev St. I Howard Davis. Leslie Klhbe, | BuUdlng Fem lU don*.: MItcheU 3-7379. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim EaCTERIOR PAINTING — Free es cu. ft. 609 pound capacity. Regu CompanyT953 Main Street. Mitch-, To Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp. timates. Mitchell 9-1383. lar $649.95, one only at $499.95. very good condition. Cali MItcheU Mitchell 9-1642 or 3-4679. DISCH ARGED S A T U R D A Y: i George Klbbe. Fred W. Ingraham 2-6695. JOBS WITH A FUTURE 9-1614. ' FURNISHED ROOM for gentle Notice *11 3-743*. Evenings Mitchell Mr*. Dorothy Zboray, 85 Birch St.; and Frederick Mathews. for Charles W. Held for a garage 1950 CHEVROLHTTS, radios, heal Phone MItcheU 3-8008. man. Private home, hot water, 9-0018. and porch at 273 Hilliard St., ers. Both styleline deluxe model."!. GUARANTEED) Top Quality tele PAINTING— Inside -and outside. Angelo Timborrini. Willlmantlc: Last night a large delegation GOOD BUY for sportsmen! Norecio parking facilities. MItcheU 9-7216. Admi.ssion of Electors Idits for Sale 73 Mrs. Priscilla Spicer, 17-U Garden from Sunset Rebekah Lodge, of $ 1,200 Fordor black, tudor giieen. Excel vision service. CaUs received be s t a r t in g r a t e s : ^ ONE ONLY MANCHEATER Five room ranch______To Norman H. Litke for a 1- lent condition. Douglas Motors, 333 fore 9 p. nr. Will be serviced same ..electric battery shaveri.Needa no ^us sun porch and attached g ^ ’ BUILDlNa LOT. Hemlock St; 25on* Dr.; Georg* SpeUman. East H art-iwhii.h Mrs, Ingraham wM a mem-. with at ett 3-8372. -.electricity—use it anywhere. Reg. Notice 18' hereRy given that t«9:“ font; Ml*.. Rose Robinson. 452jber. called at the ''""’.• / ‘I Main Street. —- night, Mitchell 9-1847. -. -$399;95 Boarders Wanted 59-A^ Board of Selectmen. Town'-Clerk. rag*. Full' cellar with recreation B, *11 Improvementi. Priced for $LM Secondand $29.95--now $22.95 (plus taxesi for room. Byautiful landscaped quick saU $1,800. Robert J. Smith. Msln^St:; Mrs. Anna Murphy. 121 pay last respecU. Mr*** “ Tolland Tpke. 1941 I^NTIAC 8e'3kh.~ if:6o0'received. -913.000- ...... - - — Bonds—Stocki ^ Ton Air Conditioner VACANCY FOR elderly i fown of Coventry, Connecticut^ ground*, located on the West Aide ilepeudable: transportation, $I5(). by an expert. 26 years experience. 10 .Cent increase After , Shop, 10 Bissell St. Liberal trade . - -a..zeal?. cuUe. -and. only,, 963 Main ----- ^ JotJ©hn_ ■ ...... V4> down payment. iSmall monthly Call Hoivley, Manchester,'MItcheU Mortgages 31 'in aU4nc«»;iMSidea;''ae Burrow'*- HUJ— .Itotoon, r vnii - he la aeaaion an .Saturday. • Cleared rich taltd, f Rtrk and daughter.'Vernoit-iBertH*lirh Short Training P W W ^ - ■ Thone WtlllmsfnUc, . I^rrison, September 12. 195.3. from 9 ;60' call the Elleworth Mftteii Agency, fcOVENTRY payments. Cole-Motors, 436 Cen 3-5361. " FIRST AND Second mortgages ' and genuine parte for all electric Realtor. Mitchell 1-6930 or Mr. : beautlhil view, brook. Bight miles I Holmes. 136 Wcoodland St.; Wilbur ter, MItcheU t-0980. ■havers. 3-0242, or write P. O. Box 44, j ^ g oO P. M.. D.S.T.. at the Whltcher, Mitchell 9-9531. ■ from Manchester. Pilgrim 2-6550. ' Hill, Andover; Mrs. Vivian Hai)- bought for our own account. Fast, Substantial increase.* Amston, Conn. House, North Coventry, to confidential service. Manchester ■en. South Oovenlry; Bruce Oou- • b o il e r s ft OIL BURNERS 1948 INTERNATIONAL K-B5 dump Hou.sehold Services When Qualified HAND KNITTING yim* Imported CHAMBERS FURNITURE examine the qualifications of the MANCHESTER -Attractive custom lette, Andover; Leonid Gagnon, 120 truck. Excellent condition. Cali Investment Corp., 244 Mam from Holland. 100% virgin wool, built five room home, convenient Offered 1.1-A atreet. ITione Mitchell 3-5416. , applicants snd to adminlqter thf R ^rt Property for Sale 74 Bissell St,; John Dittmeyer, 25 MItcheU 9-3207 after 6 p. m. WE WILL TRAIN fast-color, moth-proof. 4-ply wor- At The Green Entire, Partial Estates electors oath to those who shall b* fo bua, school and store. OH heat, Courtland St.; Paul Cavagnaro. 89 • RADIATION AND DUCT WORK WFIAVING of burns, moth holes ■ted $1.09 4 ozs. Manchester Knit found qualified fireplace dormers, porch, beauti MANCHESTER Vicinity — Lake 1951 BLUE FORD convertible. Elx- and torn clothing, hoiscry runs, Full Insurance Program ting Salesroom. Antiques, China. Glass front cottages with beautiful view. Tanner St.; Margaret Azinger, 29 cellent condition. Whitewall tires, Help Wanted—Female 35 Hours 9:30 A. M. to 5 P. M Applicants of foreign birth muai ful condlUon. This one you must Russell St.; Mrs. Mary Bate. Rock handbags repaired, zipper re Paid Vacations and Holidays, present citizenship pspers. , see. Call for appointment. Alice Easy commuting distance to Hart ville; James Adam*. 343 Summit • STEAM • HOT WATER radio and heater. May be seen placement, umbrellas repaired, (JOLEMAN OIL Stove: 7" disk 7:30 P. M. to 8:50 P. M Complete aam pet, Realtor. Phone Mitchell ford or WHllmantic. H. B. Brady, Sales and Service evenings. 73 Waddell Road. WANTED Overtime Premium ■ander; Kellogg air compressor: Households Agent. Mitchell 3-8009. St,; Phillip Albert. Dobsonvllle. men's shirt collars reversed and Experienced bookkeeper and gen WE Ralph V. Reynolds ^ 9-4543. ______d is c h a r g e d SUNDAY; Mrs. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend Winchester model 12-20 gauge 1946 TAPPAN Gas range, visualite Store Stocks Christian A. Weigold 214 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER TEL. Ml-3-5095 • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING CHEVROLET8 — 1947, 194*. 1949. eral office worker. Five day week. Apply in Person pump; model 61 Winchester 22 oven. Good condiUon, $35. MItcheU ------— , Emily Toman. 41 BHyue Rd.; Tay- 1950, 1951, 1952 at Center' Motor ing Shop. Good pay, pleasant surroundings. pump; Lyman IS power super tar BUY Ray M. Davie Suburban for Sal* , 75 lor Robert*. Windsor Locks; Mr*. 3-8395. CALL ANYTtME Board of Selectmen MANCHESTER lENDIX — MOTOROLA — RCA Sales, 461 Main St. E'LAT FINISH Holland window Apply SPENCER RUBBER get s{^; box trailer; $ 20-15 used Country Club Ares -— ---->------—:— ' ~ i Isabel Never*. 68 Bigelow St.; Mr*. tires: Vulcan radiators: 1934 to' IMPORTED NEW 9 x 12 rugs, tone Datel at Coventry. Connecticut, VERNON-^Modernlzed old N«w *nd son. 611 North MITCHEU AIR CONDITIONERS • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS I960 MERCURY 4-door sedan. Uke shades, made to mea-suref. ' All TOBER BASEBALL PRODUCTS COMPANY RORERT M. REID ft SON this 4th day of September. England Horn® with 2^1 cJe«Mev«l I Helen Hovey’ and metal Venetian blinds at a new 1937 Ford parts. Inquire 756 East : on tone, sacrifice $35 each. Hart We use the famous and popular “World’a Economy Champion** new. Good rubber, new battery., MANUFACTIIRING CO. Inc. Chapel Street Middle Turnpike. Tel. Mltehell i ford 46-4892. Sydlee, 851 Wethers phone Maacheeter Mitchell 9^7193 Attest: Mildred C. Hiltgen Four year old custom built, seven acres. H. B. Grady, Agent. Mitch‘ ton. 267 Green Rd.: Hoffman baby Can be seen at Bohn’s' Shell Serv-' low price. Keys made while you Hilliard Street, Manchester 201 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Town Clerk. room rsneh. Thro* bedrooms, din ell 3-8009. trice, 569 Main St. wait. Marlmv's. 3-6668. ■ I field Ave., C-l. girl. 17 Prospect St.; Rockville; ing room, lovely cabinet-kitchen, Henry Doxy, South Coventry: FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS efiarming living room with flre- ROCKVIIXE - 11 Room home, in heart of th* city. First floor, Ronald Oote. 149 Walker 81.; OB FLUIDHEAT PRESSURE BURIHEBS, aa adoertlaed la Satorfl^ Eraatag Pam 1940 FORD 4-door eedan. Good con- Building—Contracting: 14 piace, bookcases snd picture win- three living rooms, dining David Caywood. 106 Main St.; diUoii. CaU MItcheU 9-7351. dbw, tU# hath. Seventh room may Benjamin Bevrer. 38 Princeton St. aad Better HootM aad Onrdene. Dletrlbnted exeloalvely by ns la this area. IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD SEPne TANKS bf used ae recrsstlon room, den or room, two kitchens,■ pantry: AND 2nd floor, 5 bedrooms. 3 baths, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; PETER DANZIGER cordially in- your new home or do any repair A-1 LOAM NMd Exiierienced Gas Station bedroom, oil heat, storm windows, full size attic, easily converted. Mrs. Catherine Armstrong, 9 Main rites his friends and customers to ing, sse William Kanehl, Contrac PLUaOED SEWERS lAundry and heated garage. I*>t Cement cellar, steam heat, sun St.: Mrs. Dorothy Zapatka. 6 Pio RANGE and FUEL OIL inspect Ute new 1953 Pontiac Dual- tor and Builder. Phone MItcheU lAO' X 2*8'. Convenient to achool porch. Tremendous poaalbHltles. neer Circle; Frederick Shea, Hart Streak at Taintor Pontiac, 155 3-7773. Loam For Sale Atteitdant - - Part Time ■hd bua line. Exclusive aectlon and Asking $14,750. George J. Cole ford; Jeah Paaqualinl. 65 Baldwin 24 Hour . Delivery Service Center Street. Manchester. FOR SALE ftk# neighbors. Make an appolnt- man. Broker, Hartford-Connectl- Rd.: Mrs. Shirley Neumann and FOGARTY BROTHERS MatklH CltneS njetit to inspect today. DARK, TOP QUALITY, NO STONES APPLY IN PERSON cut Trust Building. Tel. Rockville daughter, East Hartford: -lohn 254 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE Ml-f-4l3f Anto AceeBsories—^Tires 6 WM. F. STEELE Septio Tanks. Dry Welle, Sewer ! 5-4045, 6-4710. Muldoon, 137 School St.; .-Mrs. H ft I TV SERVICE Installed—Cellar Water TRY ONE LOAD - SEE THE JHEFERENCE! ; GALL BOLTON—4 room ranch type home, Dorothy Mayo and daughter iBsUUatloaa ky aaM tralai)l ladIvUtaally at tha factory. BUDCBn* CENTER Extra, whole proofing Dane. COOK’S SERVICE STATION I . ■ ■ fully insulated. all hardwood Windsor Locks; Mrs. Id* Mc MORIARH BROTHERS sale prlcea on tirea. Goodyear, Competent eervloe: by qnaU- and SON “ Mahon and daughter, 77 Haw fled technicians. House caUe [FRANCES K. WAGNER floors, picture window, a well thorn* 81.; Seraphln* LArochelle, 3 1 5 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-S-51S5 Firestone, Goodrich, Pennaylvanla. . 683 VERNON ST. M cKin n e y r r o s . PHONE COVENTRY, Pll$rim 2-7M2 MANCHESTER GREEN , - Realtor landscaped lot. A wonderful buy Lifetime guarantees, lifetime road $SJM. Phone MI-9-3295 any MI-9-0531 SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. at $8,600. E * E Agency, 810 Main 41 Unmor* Dr.; Mrs. Bylvi* La- hazard guarantees plus aUowonce time. ISO-ISS Peart St. TeL hD-S-ASOS '*■ Mitchell •-002S St. MItcheU 8-8297. ^ penta, *5 WedgewAod Dr.; Mr*. m your old tirea. 91 Center. \ i -- 1 \
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PAGE SIXTE^M TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER *, MM! lH m trl|fe 0trr lEvntins l^eralb A Y cruc Daily Net PrcM Run For the Waek Baded ^ Tht Weather Sept. (, IK$ Fameent nf U. ■. WaatOnr ■etioa A meeting of the general parade tors, wUt ba Inatallad u praaident committee of the Manchester Fire of tha Auxiliary. 8ha auccaada AbouKTown Department will be held tonight Legion to Seat Mrs. Raymond L. Oossalln. Mrs. 10,665 near, dnal tonight, tanny wito Wilbur T. Little'’, past president pt at 7 :30 at the firehouse, corner of . Mamber nf tha Audit littto ehanga In tonapamtom lin- Mnnbera of the Center Thes Hilliard and Main Sts. .. Weddings the unit and second vice president' pians are reminded that, tryouts New Officer^ of the district, will be In charge of S T O R E O P E N Btmnn e t OtrenlnttMa for "Abie’s Irish Rose" wHPIm held The cafeteria of the Lincoln the iratallation. The team consists HE^heeter— A CiiCity of Village Charm tomorrow at S p. iti. in Cepter School will be operating tomor of past presidents. Church. ' ( row as usual, with Mrs. Blanche Cook-Brosnan Installation Ceremony Also to be seated are the fol Newman as manager and Mrs. Miss Margaret Shannon Bros- ; lowing Auxiliary officers; Mrs. AiUL D A Y VOL. LXXII, NO. 289 (Clnaailied AdverUaing nn Pngn II) M j^ eftE S T E R . CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Klock, of 'Eileen Halliday as her assistant. nan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tonight for Petersen Francis A. Dwyar, senior vice Henry 8t., their three young sons, 'The kindergarten seseions at the Thomas Edward Brosnan, .8 3 And Mrs. Fairbanks president; Mrs. Earl C. Petersen, and Bobby Oraif, of Washington school will be’ from 8:30 to 11:15 Washington St., and Clarence Ro Junior vice president; Mrs. Joseph 8t., have returned after a tour of a.m. lOid from 12:30 to 2:45 p.m. land Cook. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Peteraen will be installed F. Wallett, secretary; MIsa Bar 'VFEDNESDAY The Riker Grin— Anti New Moustache the Gaspe Peninsula. Clarence R. Cook, of Los Angeles. aa commander of Dilworth-Cor- bara Wallett, financial secretary; R esearch Manchester Lodge No. 73. A. F. Calif., were united in marriage nell-Quey Post 102 of the Ameri Mrs. Charles H. Romanowskt, .Mr. and Mrs. John K. Frahcr. and A. M.. win hold a stated com yesterday in St. Bridget’s Church. can Legion at Inatallation exer treasurer; Mrs. Robert 8. Curran, SEPTEMBER 9th. . . . T m Jr., and children have moved from munication at the Masonic Temple The Rev. Wliliam Wrinn, of cises tonight. Officera of the De aergeant-at-arms;' Mrs. Milton Oak St, to their new home on tonight at 7:30.s Following the Hampton. N. J.. cousin of the partment of Connecticut, under Hansen, assistant - Sergeant-at- Pins Cause Bristol Rd., Windsor lx>cks. business meeting 'the fellowcraft bride, celebrated the nuptial High the direction of State Comdr. arml: Mrs. Ruth M. Hlckox, chap Pole Flees Korean Truce degree wili be confer)^ with Sen Mass and performed the ceremony James H. Stelnaon, will conduct lain and Mrs. Richard J. Vaughan, Shop For These Wed, Specials ior Warden John L. Vbn Deck in at 10 a. m, Mrs- Arlyne Garrit'y, the ceremonies In the Legion historian. . The clinic schedule for the Man charge of the workf At xhe con Gueits will Include post and Of Cancer chester Visiting Nurses Assn, for who pla.ved the traditional bridal Home on Leonard St., at 8 o’clock. clusion of the meeting there will music, sang "Ave Maria.’’ Vases Petersen succeeds Wilbur T. auxiliary units In the state. this week is as follows: tomorrow. be a social hour and refreshments. 10 a.ni.. tumor clinic (by appoint of white gladioli composed the Little aa post commander. He Rome, Sept. 9 (/P)— An decorations. served with the 9th Air Force in ment only), and from 2 to 4 p.m., The Manche.ster Branch of tlv American renearch group *,o- well baby at the Community Y; The bride who was escorted to Europe during World War 11. day pictured cancer as an in- w e n t held its first meeting of e altar and presented in mar Other officers to be seated to IVIake Friday, 9 a.m., chest (by oppoint- the sea.son today at the Soiitii fertinus disease, like tuber- for U. ment only). riage b.v her father, was attended night include Robert T. Petersen, Methodi.st Church, Sewing was for by her cou.sin. Mrs. Raymond F. senior Alee commander; George A. cubsit or Kyphilifl, caused by the Red Cross. The potlink The Isidies Aiixiliar.v of the Zip- Hicke\\of Manchester, as matron Scoville. junior vice commander: a tinv organism. Presenting a luncheon wa.s followed by the af of honorNSusan Harriett Brosnan, Henri Peasini. adjutant: Kenneth old ser Club will hold an important ternoon busine.ss meeting. of Wallingee chester High achool. St. Jo.seph’a wife of the past commander who la of .animala Infertq^d'' with the 1 chester High School and the Jtrirsa The bride wore a ball^ina College. West Hartford, UConn a member of the Board of . Direc 828 Main 81., Maarhester 9-M50 From Reds Hartt School of Music in Hatlfoid. ’-ui^th gown of pale pink ny diaeaae and that the anti-aerum ' ^ Washington, Sept. 9 UP)— President F.i.senhower has onl.v School of Law and Columbia Unl- Weakena and aometimea deatro.va with ifise motif, and shoulde ,ver.sity Scliool of Library Service. 'a little over three weeks to name a succe.s.sor to the late Chief length veil draped from a crouji of the rancer-vauaing organiam. Seoul, SepCft ■APolhh The Ladies Aid Societ.v of the is on the staff of the School Justice Vin.son if he wishes the appointee to be on the job at memlier o£ HALE'S Buckingham Congregational sweetheart roses. She carried a ofH awarded, refreshments served, and ; ceremony, the bridal party w'as 25 lbs. report with considerable reserve. I of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea ' entertained at the Bosnan home. J COST If which will be rejected and which ' I members are urged to attend and The New Jersey doctors said the Will be granted later hMrtnga in , earlier Ihia year. Jarecki made hla Invite their frienrfs. : and the reception and luncheon FUNERAL V. PIB WASff in ro-weds left yes rXyon, leamless front, back-and side for perfect fiL Riker, #80 Spring St., proudly diapla.va the mmialache he, grew, while «ieciaion. on theae appeal. *nd , The Builder*t Friend Director made especially for automatic^washers but equally methods. begin, a 2-week aeaaion of heariogJ??'^ .^ ; ! 1949, Jumped hla ahip in London in terday for a trip to Cape Cod. the a prisoner of war In North Korea. .American Red Cross pbotagmpb- June to win aaylum. 23 Main Street, Manchester good in conventional machines^iMow— for .10 days "While normal carrierl of this argument, on plea, that wewl ’ »*'• bride was wearing a Roman stripe organiam are found, 100 prr cent i er Dorothv Kniss Moore took the plcitirr na Riker rested In Incbon. er.ni*d late In the laat term |««veIopment of rcaourcea and the Other Poles have fled their Red- Korea, walling for his departure atstes-side Aug. SI. Riker la non granted late in the laat term^ „ | iit«bllix*tiorf of currenclea He _ ...... Herald Phuto. 1M MIOMTY OAK Y ffl^S A MICrHTV FINI fL O O S .... college cotton, rhapsody bhie coat Call MI-9-5869 — you can get a 1-month supplV^n a re-usable of blood from patlrnla with cancer Terry Wllalaskl waa ready at the ripe old age of 2 yr«u* aad ruled land by ahip, train, and and matching acces.sories. After have given poaltlve culture in a aboard the G i... M. Black on his wa.v to the West Const where he If F.iaenhower haa not choaen • . called the bank and fund ’’ouUtand. othej--' meant to reac h freedom in (TtOMr AND BCAUTIFUl....lASTi fOMV/fR ! metal pail for just 5.93; S fo r sl.OO Is expected to arrtve over the weekend. He w ill he met b>-. his new Chief Juatlce by Oct. 5. Aaao- jng examples of cooperativt en- 4 montba today to atort hla formal eduratioii—along with the reat i special broth,” they reported. of the bovB and giria who relumed to Mancheater aekools—but Sweden, Weal Germany and elsa- \, flancee. Miss -Anne Fisher of Weston, Mass., but his Immediate family ciate Juatice Black will pLealue : deavor and achlavcment’’ wfiere. MICrHTV VINI SElfCTION AT... DIaeoaw Developed will remain here awaiting his arrival home. until Vlnaon’a aucceaaor la named. ; rk ^ W h i,. ____ ' achool authorttlea aald me. The reault waa OmU Terry orled aad “all" is the detergent prescribed by the niiakers of When the germ .is injected in Black takes on Ihl. tabi| aa aanior “ Jn-^tlng wa. cried at the eatrancr to tlw Waddell Schaol where bis slater SaaOy, 'The Army said the Pole and ANDERSON automatic washers, “all” confains its ownSvater mice and guina* pigs, the aniniaU judge in point of a * : : ^ and 0 , 7. atorted la the eecoad grade. Terry's grandmother. Mra. Kranee* other members of his team of later develop cancer, they _Mid. Onance miniatera and ambaaaadora WUalnakl beard Us . aoba aad. brought Urn. protoottog. hack to Ms Poliah, Czechs, Swedes and Swiai, softener, its own whitening agent . . . and it’s then la referred to a* the BROTHERS Regui^\39 c Anklets ^ Rabbits and sheep; when’’inocu- ing Juatice. Black acted in tltfa by Secretory of the Treaaury mother. Terry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W'llatoatci, M had been at Kangnung since Aug. Isted, were said to have produced capacity for a time after the death Humphrey, U. 8. governor for both Homestead St., donned kla slater*, sweater for some unexplained 24. completely safe for baby clothes, delicate lihjgerie,'- the bank imd fund. ____ any of the' miracle fabrics. In white, pastel or dark ^ o rs. With plalh or fancy cuffs.^8izaa "potent Immune bodlea." From Posse Finds GJrls of Chief ; Juatice ■ Harlan Fiaka reason this moralag aad beipui Ma teatofat picketing of |ha aebool. Hajdukiewicz Was standing oa 4 to 8. ^ these bodies the group said It ob Stone, Vinaon’a predeceaaor. Eiaenhower called the lending the Kangnung airfield with other tained anli-aera which cauaed the One factor which Elsenhower agenciea "inatitutiona through . I rrmembera of the truce team at 5:30 capcer-produclng cells to group to rould take into consideration if he i which member countries worked to- m. today aa an airplane was For fishermen, hunters and sportsmen Also availabla in 10-lb. box— 2.49 and gether and lose "moltillty" or Lost on Mountain wlahea to defer the appointment la ! gether to help achieve a better life i wa-mlng up to take the team bark in general who spend some time In ont- 3 for , obillty to move. When the mlcro- that no. major case has been put on , for their peoples” He congratulat- , UN Charges Redsf^to North Korea. of-fhe-way places. 50-lb. drum— 11.45. - ed them oh their progress and de- I The Array ga ^ IR |N ...... profe.«sor.s, are h]dnah Geer. Miss Geer is the daughter of Dr. quoted Hajdukiewicz. on hatterles. Buy one now Harold: Geer, a retired Vassar Col The Czech resolution waa de eharKed the Communists held ‘‘*'L “■'i*"' 60c ALKA SELTZERv. .7 ...... 21, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and feated In a show of hands in which The Pole said he asked asyluBi (for a limited time)—at a $ 2 2 - 9 5 lege inatructor now a visiting pro back 1,401 .Allied war captive.4 Rhee. because of "long standing opposi- great saving. Florida Region Hllvji Jones, 20, of Princeton, Marked Absent; India and Yugoslavia voted in $1.18 v a l u e KOLYNtoS CHLOROPHYLL fessor at Pennsylvania College for — Bryan, ' tion to Copimunlam” (Plus Taxes) iV. J. Women at Pittoburgh. Mias Jones' favor of Red China. There were — including 94 4 .Americans dismissing the Red de- TOOTH PA STE...... many abstentions. and demanded a prompt ac- mand as a blast." told his Armi I 'The Army said "in line with Eileen E.K h ly By THE A880CIATBD PRt»H Thev weie found off the trail by father is Dr. David H. Jones of 17i New Britain. Sept. 9 Sev I traditional U. S. policy of protect- Sales. Servl^ and Genuine Parts for A hurricane containing winds of Stale Conservation Officera Jef'erson Rd . Princeton, N. J., a enty-nine children purposely went Britain's representative. Regi counting for each man. stice Commission counterpart: Siinbeani, Shirk and Remington Electric Shavers 94c VALUE SQUIBB TOOTH PASTE...... "It is self evident we are not : ing and aasis'ting political refugees, FOR THE BEST IN FLOORING, STAIR M miles an hour sprsng up sud Steven Rollins and Peter B. Lyon profe.ssor at Princeton fie'minary. to the wrong school today and nald Maudllng. made a neutral Give* Warning ! the Air Base'' commander. Col. .Liberal Trade-In .4llnwanee On All .Makes 92c VALUE MENNEN’S SKIN BRACER denly today near Turks Island. 800 after daylight. speech in which he only said that The chief- of- the Allied delega forcibly holding these people." SCHOOL OF BATON TWIRLING The Jones family haa a aum- were marked absent as the . fall He told the Reds the U N. list . Harold T. Babb. Vif, the U. S, Air BUILDING and INTERIOR HNISH SEE WITH SHAVE C R EA M ...... miles southeast of Ulaml, and of The searching party report-d the question ahouid be disposed of. tion to the Korean Armistice Com- ; Force. Dalton. Ga .”..Immediately term opened. Secretary Humphrey, represent ml.ssion told newsmen the Reds covered only men known lo have 0PENIN6 WEDNESDAY. SEPT. It $1.25 ABSORBINE JR...... \ fered lerei an immediate threat to the the young women appeared to (Oonllnued on' Pag* Ten) placed the man under'hifstody for STATE BARBER SHOP isma Islands. Parents Defy Board ing the United States, opposed the had better account for the mi.ssing been raptured, who were not re his protection.” AT ’THE Czech resolution. patriated during Operation Big 10 BISSELL STREET ST.\TE THEATER BLDG. 75c DOAN'S PILLS ...... In Bad PosiUon The mix-up came when parents men - ’’or else.” He> did not am- The Army said the Pole'Xyas a ANDERSON BROS WOODWORKING C0:Jnc ROLDA GIBSON DANCE STUDIO Gira,d ' Norton, chief storm fore of the children involved defied the . i revlously .Mohammed All. plify. Sw-itch. w-hirh ended Sunday. I native of Lodz! and claimed he Was NEW PROM HOME PERMANENT REFILLS 'school board, which recently re chairman of the meeting and rep Maj. Gen. Blackshenr M. Bryan "None of the.se people have been 101 tTl.N’TER STREET caster in the Miami Weather I not a Communist party membeit»:. COfi PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD f R O U T E 5 MENNEN BABY POW DER...... Bureau,' said the awlftly-devcioping zoned the city. -In the rezoning resentative from Paki.stan. led off .turned over a carefully document reported hy you as having escaped SOUTH WINDSOR , CONN. TEL. 8 6 3 9 8 CHAS. ANTELL FORMULA 9 WITH dlitiirbanbe "la in a bad poaitlnn McCarthy Waits Action process, the 79 grade achool boys with a eulogy to the late Chief ed list to the Reds at an 8fi minute or died," Bryan added. (Oontlnoed oa Page Two) For Roqistration CoN MI-9-1911 Aftar 4 P.M. aa far aa Florida ii ronremed." and girls were transferred from to ---- - •“ meeting of the Armistice Commis The list, in addition to the SHAMPOO...... $2.00 The hurricane, called "Dolly’’ for :the Stanley School in the Belvi- (OoatlBiied er Page Fear) sion. He warned the Communist Americans, included 2.110 South CLASS — PRIVATE — TEAM WORK SUTTON DEODORANT STICK ...... the fourth letter in the alphabet. dere residential neighborhood to officers: Koreans, 19 British. 9 Australians, . 59c On Army Probe Block ; the Smalley School, which is lo ” We now demand that you re 8 South Africans. 3 Canadians. 3 Member of All American Drum Major Aaaorlattoa Is in tha enibryo atage "but Is ^-DAY DEODORANT PADS ...... 59c developing very fast,’' aald Norton. cated closer to the center of the turn these people to us or account Belgians. 5 Turks, 2 Colombians U grew out of an eaaterly wave city. to ua for each of theae individuals and T'Oreek. Bulletins Washington, Sept. 9 (IP)— ml.«.sion. President Eisenhower has An Immediate protein over the . . . we demand prompt action. " Bryan told the Reds the list ’’ex \ Green .^lamp.s (liven With Ca.sh Sale* which extended In a long line from 'Ncms Tidbits from the AP Wires Puarto Rico over the Virgin Is Sen McCarthy (R-Wis); hold- order to stand. transfer came from the parents . The Far Blast Command said the ceeds’the number »-hom you have IS YOUR BURNER inir a ’’no w h itew ash” nloHi-o ^ day-Iong series of public and:and they engaged a lawyer to rep- list would, not be released here, stated do not deitre repatriation by lands yasterday. It contained heavy Culled fro^ AP Wires but In Washington. There, offi rains, up to lO's inchei over tht ■fi-o™ c \u A " private hearings, meetings and resent them. At a lehearlng which about 3.100.” li^ w qpm iii<|PEiaa«<|pDm ii6rt T . SteV6nA, left to the *ubcomni!tle« yesterday was voted to insist on the ttsnsfer. could to speed release of the The Communists say about 300 l»ndoa. Sept, t up>— Tke Ad* 7...WE ARE! "We were auaplcloua of it yes New England Shoe and Leather American names, but the list Koreana and 20 non-Koneana do miralty saM a BriUah Naval terday," eel# Norton. "A Navy administration todav the next •"■rked by: : Another last-minute hearing was- . a. , J J A n n o u n cin g ThtJWHALCco. move in his search fo r Com ’ Stevens’ public promise to held laat night but the board once ' might not be available for two not want to return to their home I.oaach was ired oa la Hong hurrtcane -hunter plane flew ■ i MAwewnn Ccwi.— ■ . 4 days.. lands. Koag watof* today aad that through It but found no organised m^niaMn? all ^^ "n" Wsckoiit. no again refua^ to change its edict. . a . muniSt inflJtrOllQn among the, whitewash” whether «oto mmnivcomply tuiThis- morning Ir.t-irate parents u-ntkept , nation in first half of 19.53, The Communists said they re Allied and Communist POWa OMUoltlea wWe suffered. •torm. Army’s civittlili workers. wdth ■ McCarthy’s demand that he their promise to send their chll- Auatralian Treasurer Sir Arthur served "the right to comment Canpidtt lanMrand The Re-Opening Of ■ "Another hurricane hunter went Arinjr Had, Refiiaeil namq_thf! Army personnel ,who; dren lo the Stanlev School deanltelf**!**'" later." - then countered with a.de- CC4>atinued on Page Four) .. M.\UNE TRADrripN ? '' FMKW SMVkd - Fo r Better Buy " ‘'Into It today'and the center had- the board decision. A crovvd as-|'>'>'*getcallingforl2i,perceiitln- Washington, Sept. • tF):;^-Oen. a already formed, and the eya was The Army haa refused several cleared the three workers for Jobs.. times to. give McCarthy’s 8enate i *• McCarthy’s declaration that semhled outside the Stanlev School. ; come-tax rill . ' . . Supporters ;of l>emael C. Sbepbeid, Jr.,"Marian ...... _ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS -well deltned. Tha heavy.winds ara •apposire~lKe’”4fare~TeacKery'ra-'^rTh»l’W tiortheaet ,oi; the center, aa they 'TnveMtghlioha'''aii6mmmi’ttee ' the ‘4’ppeiil (d’^Efsehh'owef “If ’ nnito'riimmsadaiir.'deMiiwwff tiifc"" Better X * ’y D ry WE A.ME8ITE EqUIPPKO FOB I.ARGE names of those ' whq gi:antfcs. lege pf Connecticut ' ^OT U. N. General Assembly day that produetioa haa started Hotter Mobilbeat —TEXMA.CODBTfl --v OR-tHMALl.'JrtBK' ueually are-Ml the: early atagas of a hurricane’a development. Only ’toCurify cleaHihces to three ch” vn -! t McCiHfi'y - ■ 'edmmehted w that ' "I Some of those piesent carried President la sYltl wide open and no the worfd'a lonieat aad! PARKING LOTS MAf’IlINR SPREAD—FORMS Ian workers the Senator contends I can’t concel\e how a President placards reading "The Board „f : *«lkover for Mra. Vijaya Lakshmi Four Area States Sign^Jr" realitest hellropter, capable of It's ea.sy to see why most hou.sewives pre AND WALKS — SET—POWER ROLLED ’ Pandit of India. (CahUnnad an Page Nine) have ties to Communism. |.elected on a cleanup pmgram. who rorrytag M fully equipped Mo* W* have the men. skill MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED The refuaala wera baaed on an -----madepromises from roast to (Continued nn Page Nlae) Ten years ago today American rines. automatic delivery —free fer NEW MODEL S FLU FF DRY, All the FREE E.STI.MATES—TERMS TO SITT YOI'R PL'RSE and tools to service, adj'ust, heat-saving tips — courteous executive order former President coast to clean up crime and per shock troops stormed the llallaa I ’P TO 8 YEARS TO PAY Truman issued in 1948 forbidding mainland across Salerno’s aandy Connecticut River Pact repair and clean any type or help from trained drivers. heavy ironing is done— and the week's version. can refuse.’’ IKE TALK SI>ATED make oil burner. School of Dance ,^117.118 lo Review government agencies to give out 3. A. new policy statement by Coiijyrc»88 Sc88ioii beaches . . . Welfare. Secretary Denver, Sept. • (A5—Prealdeak HoIttTMobilheal.tool Lab I tails nn handling of security Oveta Culp Hobby tells National Montpelier. Vt.. Sept. 9 iP, -» ever, mast of the dams and leser- Elsenhower today oeoeptod oa it Let us put yours in A-1 bundle returned clean, dry and folded. DEMAIO BROS. cases without White House per- (Conttmied on Page Twelve) Urban Leagtie in Philadelphia .53 Four New- England States have volrs will be built in Vermont and InvltotloB to speak la w’aahlag* oratory tested tor your SINCE 192# Pacific Probleirts running order —help you burner. Cofllains more heat Thrifty, too— and even thriftier when you FOR THE 1953-54 SEASON Appears Unlikely per rent of nation’s auto theft’s Joined in a Connecticut River flood New Hampshire. | ton Oct. g nt the annual meet- * A I TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MltchoN 3-7491 this year will be committed by conti-ol compact to reimburse com Breaent flood control plans call i lag of the Americaa CeuaeU an beat the rush to complete units than ever. Call Vt. for the federal government to pay i use A’EW m o d e l 's convenient ca.sh and Washington, Sept. 9 (AA— Pacific youngatera under 18. . i munities for tax revenues lost on t. House Isnd acquired for ronslrucion of , for engineering and building the YOU CAN’T UAT Ml HUTI All TypM of DaRct iRstnietioR Snesker Jo.seph W. Martin, Jr. i R- Iranian diplomatic official says ★ Complete FhieiOilServiee: Ossa. Cbasg, Aatsautkl •carry service. ?iUnited States. Australia and New Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Lav dam.Aa it.v of a special session of Congress rentiev appears In good henllh de at th* sacond annual aeaaion of spite rumora he attempted auicide The agreement, w-;*.ich has been w-ater Into the big river. Five of 1 automobile rammied lato a Louis Roqlstor at th« Studio. 101 Cantor St. Washington Tipster Hears Ister this year but conceded "thet^e approved by the Legislatures of the dams are alread.v In operation. : ville a Nashville paaeeager Iraki FOR SEPTIC TANK or the Aniua Pacific Security Treaty will be plenty of work next year." laat week . . . World Congress on (A FEW STEPS WEST OF ’TOWN HALL) ' Council. Figures at Rome, Italy la told the four states and the National . Coatrol Points Listed at high speed today aad boaaded Visiting the Capitol for a fe«- Congress, w-as aigned yesterday hy They are located in Tully, high lato tke air kllllag Ikren .Secretary of Stata Dulles and days. Martin told newsmen he w-as women try to commit suicide more the foreign miniatera of Australia Top Secrets in Coffee Bar reprerentatlves of Vermont, New- Knightville and Birch Hill in Maa- Navy flight studaats aad aertous* certain therf .w-ould be no extra than men but men do better Job of sachuaetta: Surrey Mountain in WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9— 2 to 4 P.M. SEWER LINE CLEANING and New Zealand headed the trying. Hcmpshli-a, Maaaachiisetto and iy lajurteg a tourth. NEW MODEL session this year. Connecticut. New- Hampshire and Thetford In Mobilheat delegations of tha thrae participat By RIIBMEIJ. BRINES Sight-seeing, wreath-laying and SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OIL THURSDAY. SEPT. 10— 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. ing countries, whose Initials give "If you stand there long enough Martin said earlier talk of a Under the compact, Vermont Vermont. T\- TUBES EXPLODC LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANINS .Washington. Sept. 9 iPi For and if you stand there forlw o cupi i special aeaaion hinged on the be- lunch with Vice President Nixon and New- Hamoahire tow-na will re Dam aitet in the planning stage, Vaa Nuys, Calif., Sept, • Ifb . Co// Manchester's Specialists the treaty it nama. I are scheduled for visiting Crown FRIDAY. SEPT. 11— 2 to 4 P.M. Th# Anxua Treaty waa con two cups of coffee. Stanley L. ' of coffee, you will get enough in- lief the administration might re- ceive tax reimbursements of .50 per’ fbr w-hich construction money haa 'INouaaads sf tclavlalaa tabai ax* Biahop told Congressmen, "you rkn ; formation to last you for a couple ' gard it as necessary for Congress I Prince Aklhito of Japan Pope not yet been appropriated by Con- cluded a year ago among the three cent from Massachusetts. 40 per ptoded Ilka popeora early today , SATURDAY. SEPT. 12— 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. get enough information to last you of weeks," he said. I to boost the national debt limit, ' Pius XII urges Catholic youth cent from Cotinwticiit and 140 per greaa, are; on fire swept tkrapgh lha Partfki VOV SAVE In The Business nations aa a common move against for a couple of weeks." If you’re a Bishop said he makes part of his : which it refused to- do Just before throughout world-to fight for Cliria- possibla threato in the Pacific to cent from their home atate. Vermont: West Townsend on the Mercury Televialoa Ca. Six c m MITCHEU 3.S13S FOR TOP QUALITY Washington tipster on government living by collecting govern’ment i adjourning laat month. Since then. tian f'hurrh in ' ’world that is so Connecticut will pay 40 per cent West River. Ball Mountain on the thoueoad ’T\’ sets wera stoead la Closfof wW rotumo Mondoy, Sopt. 1 4 .19S3. their sei-urtty. The first meeting orders. contract information, -mailing It how-ever, administration flayal ex- inhuman because it it ao anti- of the Council created by the of the reimbursements to Massa- West River, North Hartland on the the boUdlag. Daoaage waa aati* SILENT GLOW OIL RURNERS "I get_a lot of tipsTn a lot of ! out unsolicited to manufacturers perts have indicated that the' pres Christian.’’ chujtetts rommiinitiea that lose.tax Ottawqiiechee River, Groton on the aiatod at naora than (I##,###. ' Registrattona may be taken nt nay other time «r Information McKin n e y BROTHERS treaty waa held laat year at Hono- placet," Bishop told a House Armed and asking those who consider it ent statutory debt limit of 275 bil Recent China Red auggeitiona revenues under the plan with the Wells River, Victory on the Moose lulu. gtvea by rnlUag MI-S-M14. SEWASE DISPOSAL CO. Services sulx'ommltter. "I will tell valuable to send back's check. He lion dollan w-on’t be reached this that French negotiate with Viet- ba.v state making up the remain River, and Bloomfleld on the Nul- ACTION FUUrr, TALK LATEH Dulles is teing assisted’ at the you how it works." said he also represents a Philadel year. mlnh rebelt in attempt to end I- der. . 1— - hegan River. Caaherrn. AastraMo. Oopt. • "Dancing ahouid be n part of every chlld'a education. Council seaaiona by assistant Sec Has Kaffee. Klatrh phia company on a retainer. Martin said that during the year-old Indochina war brings oq . 'The bulk of the financial burden New Hampshire: South Keen* on I r f , bpert w orlm ^ ip . Hundreda of aatiafled bomi owner* nnd (JV-PriOM Minister Bohart retaries Walter Robertson and Ju st-’’float" into a coffee bar at Bishop was called behind closed month he haa been away from response in French capital ... was designed to fall on Masaarhu- Otter Biook, Walpole on the Cold Meaglaa daelored today the Aaa- MORIARTY BROTHERS Mra. GIbaon and her three atudent aialataata have recently “• •ewnge dlaponnl prob- Livingston Merchant and by Ad the Pentagon or some other .gov doors June 27 to testify in an In- 31S CENTER ST. MANCHESTER returned from the Dance Cepgreaa In New York City, wlU tenUfy they enn ALWAYS rely on McAInneyBrsUafn. Washington he found the people Democratic Party’s ao-called ’’loy setta and Connecticut because River. Bethlehem Junction on the tralloa gavenawiat waoM net miral Felix Stump, Commander in ernment office, he said, "and have a veatlgatiop of the activities of generally are' not discontent with alty pledge’’ appear* lijcely lively thosf . dbw-natream states will Ammonoqsuc River, Franconia on evaa talk aboat riaagalilag Wn alao laataU neptte tank syatema and eewer tinea.’ ^ cup of coffee with jpnt or tw o. to|dr of debate at next week’s benefit ^ o a t from the flood con CaoMHaUat CWm ' ~ 4 (CaattMMd mm Pag* Etoven) people" you- know-, ' (Coatinued oa Page Elevea)^ (Coatimiod oa Poga Elevoa) m.eetin^ of national party leaden. trol aaiEbto ^ f the project. How- (PaaUaaad oa B # « « i) roaa ritaaltoa to Ml I \ r