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PAGl TWENTY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S. 1964 Averagaerage Daljy Net Prew Run iKanrl;p0tpr lEtt^ttfng raUt f o r the Week Keded - Sept, la, IMH •f o. a. We -7: /| 1 1 ,4 6 5 - i ezeeft lu Cda ia «• Mmaber mt the Audit arena. T eaierraw, fhtr. All easy way to have all day Saturday Free ; . . BureM of CIrenUtloe Ootleek fe r Saadear MancheeUr-'^A City of pillage Charm SHOP AT PINEHURST FRIDAY NIGHT VOL,LXXin.NO.a 08 (Claantfiad Advarttalag aa Page^B) MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 (TWENTY PAGES) . . . WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 8:30 \ ■ PR IC E F IV E H aln It a flunUy alMppinf iiigtat or let Dad baby ait and come ever yenrself for ‘'g ood thln^ to eat” at Plnehurst. Irked' Partdnc ia eonveniant and we carrs^your parcel# to your car. Governor Ordisrs without charge. N o Upping, pleaae, for carry out aervice. For The Food Of The Weekend Race Bias End in Says Labor to Receive HALE'S FRESH KRAFT FARW GROUND 1 A N Y N AIIVE ( 0NNE( Ti( 1)’ MEAT DEPARTMENT Delaware Schools COFFEE VELVEETA T i i E :e y . E Lb. 2 Lb. Box Signs of Prosperity! Chicken Dinner Milford, Del., Sept. 24 (JF)— Gov. J. Caleb Boggs demanded LAND O'LAKES^ today that the Milford High School be reopened Monday to ul Coiisideration both white and Negro pupils "without incident.” The Gov­ For Everybody: ernor issued his order as the State Board of Education pre­ BUTTER pared to take over operation o t^ Even a "tiny” bit of difference in PINEHURST FRESH PORK in De- the Milford School Dlatiict after . H-Bomb'Victim Dies freahness makes a difference . . . mand . . . Cooler weather has increas­ In Quariera the local achool board reaigned laat Monday Set Robart Farm Turkeys are really night, amid mounting tension over ed the demand for fresh pork so much MEDIUM SIZE Bandits Net "fresh from the farm.” and they are racial integration at the commu­ Session of AFL that it has been sold out early at l k 7 0 c LARGE. FLUMP nity's only high school. young, tmder hen turkeys with more FAR M FRESH '' " I must Insist that no disorders, For Report wholesale and retail. W e have in­ of the favorite slices of white meat. NABISCO FRESH DRESSED threats or violence take place,” $ 100,000in W hitf Rock Frying Chickens and creased our order this week and should Armour Canned ROASTING Boggs said. " I call upon every Chicken parts are fresh from local COOKIE citizen, regardiesz of h ii personal On Senator have enough tender young Pork views, to see that law and order Hails President farms, too. Buy a whole fryer or broil- Roasts and center cut chops to fill Meat Specials FOWL and calmness prevail. Bank Tlieft ASSORTMENT CHICKENS Austin, Tex., Sept. 24 (/P)— ----- era, properly dreaaed. ready for the Boggs also asked all organisa­ the demand. W e sell only government Senate Minority Leader L.vn Los Angeles. Sept. 24 {/P)— President Eisenhower told ths pan . . . or select the part you wish TREET Full Pound tions in the school district to call Mount Vemon, N. Y., Sept. iniqiected Western pork from the meetings "so that I or othsr per­ . . . Legs with thighs . . . White 24 (/P) — Two holdup men don Johnson (D -Tex) asid to­ American Federation of Labor’s convention today prgan iz^ Breasts . . . Livars . . . Wings.. . . best corn belt sections. Sausage from sons available may meet and dis­ day he has informed Majori­ labor’s views will receive "aympathetic consideration’’ from , 12 Oz. Tin 4 5 c cuss calmly and fully the situa­ forced employes to open the mis administration. ' Soup Parts. Wings at 26c lb. and soup 1st Prise and Handy will taste good: tion ...” vault of a bank today.’ anc ty Leader Knowland (R - Calif) that 'Senate Demo­ The President, who received a warm reception from dele­ parts at 6c lb. are really budget items. with corn fritters and sliced apples. PREMIER "This is Important in upholding escaped with approximately CHOPPED HAM law and order and the dignity of gates, said that he knew there are differences between his $ 100,000 . crats are ready to meet to LI. the state and its citizens," Gov. They tied,^ up the manager' and consider censure charces views aAd organized labor's but.the right to disagree was an CUT BREEN BEENS Boggs said. ’ 12 Os. 5 9 c three tellers of the Fulton Avenue American tradition. Win Preserve Order against Sen. McCarthy as driye-in branch of the Count. *T must say frankly that law and soon as the special commit Despite these differences. Eisenhower said, "the views of Eggs and Baeep Art Lower Trust Co. shortly before the hank C n . order will be preserved under the tee report ia ready. this convention will be studied and sympathetically consid­ CORNED BEEF 2 39c was schedulad to open at 8 a. m law and the American way. I Lipton’s ChiekRR W n N o v a I t m Ii « I i Ic Ii m b for frying or broNing; or Sounds .\laim ered just as are the views of_all segments of the American S.rv. Th.m Gti^eusly . , . know that the citisena of Milford Branch Manager E d m u n Washington, Sept. iZ4 (>P) economy. ------— ______■ 12 o z . 4 7 c and Delaware will have It no other handy chieknn ports. Tichenor -managed to roll over to Senators who conducted hear­ The PrMident said that whti* ■ VBgetalilt Soup Mix way,” , he and the A F L leadership do dis­ a floor button and sound an alarm ings on censure charges Townspeople last weekend pro­ to- police headquarters at 8:01 Irate Italian Attorney Uenernl agree on some iMues they do agree MISSISSIPPI WHOLE on many things. U S W B a rs Pkg. of i 35c tested the Milford School Board’s shortly a fte r the robbers f 1 e Marcello SMrdia hurls h|* brief- against Sen. McCarthy ^vir­ CHICKEN action in moving 11 Negro stu­ with the money. Intended for pay­ rnse at phoAgraphera in Rome as tually completed their r e ^ r t He Mid- he supposed, for in­ dents in with 036 white students rolls. he arrive* to qne*tion witneaoe* today. Sen. Watkins (R- stance, that they agree on the SUCED BACON, Ib. 69c ^loBt Cuti—4.b. need for fighting Communism, on ONION SOUP MIX for the fall term. A fter threats of Police and F B I men launched In the drug-Mx death of Wilma Reds fro m BEEF RIB ROAST Utah) ^ jd it definitely “will not raising taxes again, on not S Lbs. 4 Oz.. $ L 4 9 59c violence, the Milford board widespread search. Monteai. (NE.A Radio Telephoto) raiatng the cost of government, 2pkgs.31c .^closed the school. It Was the first bank robbery in be ready for filing Monday Cooka In only 10 minute*. Milford’s 3-member board, which morning” and will be made and that .the Korean war should the history of mount Vemon, a not be resumed. Union Card OUR TREAT AGAIN! resigned, expressed opposition to a New York suburb adjacent to the public then. CKNTER C U T State Board directive that all local Valoa Rapa Ike ReglaM NEW. Bronx. Dozen Face still up in the air was the ques­ For budget savers, may we surest. . . NEW OUllLE ACTION SWIFT'S TENDER. LEAN boards must submit integration The two men were waiting out tion of whether the Senate w ill re­ The big labor organization cH- Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. plans for approval before putting side the rear door of the bank convene before or after the elec­ maxed a mounting attack on the' 24 (O n Tbc i'OAO ScetTowels them into effect. when Tichenor arrived at 7;iJ0 tion to act on the report. Sen. Eisenhower regime yesterday I ^ tt •* Babo Cleanser PORK Arrest over when it unanimously ^ o p ted a j CIO United Steel W ork* Lamb with Vegetables Tender Sliced DAISY “ W e feel we are too close to the a. ra. ^ ate Republican and Democratic For Tasty Meat L o a f Reg. Alto situation to accept the responsi­ "Do you know Fran Warren, the leaders will make the decieion resolution asserting that; le r s of America (USW) Stewing Lamb lb. 19c (skinless) Reg. Size Pinehurst Freshly Roll* bility, of opening th# schools Mon­ singer?" one o f them remarked. Italy Scandal jointly. “Tw o years of the present ad- unanimously voted today to BEEF LIVER lb. 45e Cana MINUTE CHOPS day ^morning with . Negro 'stu­ Tichenor said he did not. Watkins, cdiairman o f the special miniatration in Washington have bar Communists from mei»- Chopped HAM dents." Atty. Howard E. Lynch, “ Well,- it doesn't make any dif­ censure study committee, declined demonstrated that the forces of ■peaking for the Milford board, Rome, Sept. 24 UP)— Italy’s pro- reaction which that administra­ bership in the union. Lean 69c Chuck Freshly Ground HAMBURG .. .lb. 39c ference," said one of the men, pull to give any hint as to the nature TAPIOCA explained. Ing a gun. "Get inside." American government confidently of the group’s decirions. tion representa are pursuing the Delegates to the steel workers G ro u n d ...... Ib. 69e biennial convention approved a Lamb Patties . .lb. 29e 2 lbs. 75c battled Communist charges of ’ When he talked with reporters Mme philosophy of government Aikichi KuboyanM, one of 16 Japanese fishermen showered by change in the union's constitution (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continned on Page Nineteen) corruption in the dynamite-laden at noon, the committee had just which brought our nation to the 2 . P b g a . T Q c T T c rndlonctive H-Bomb dust, died in Tokyo. He ia shown above being brink of economic disaster prior to keep Communiats out o f th* or- 29c received from a corps of typists Wilma Hontesl death scandal to­ oai»d for by his dnughter (le ft), wife Suiu (center), and hi* mother. to the New Deal.” ganiMtlon. Previously, th* con* what may be the final draft of the (NEA Telephoto). day as arrest warrants were is­ 'nie resolution accused th* ad- atitution merely barred Comma* M J r L i- M L I. report. SAVORY PINEHURST POT TENDER LAMB sued for 12 minor figures in the Staff aides Mid it would be miniatration of “many crimes of USW bolding office in ^ ROAST . . . lurid affair. signed this afternoon and sent ta omiMion and commlMion, and pizr- Roast Pinelmrst Genuine Spring Leg 14 OZ. BOTTU Dowa to earth agalal Beet, anMll sizes. U. S. Advances Plan BKK Alao Sxetoied For a juicy Pot Roast use Pinehurst MIRACLE WHIP With the Senate continuing its the Government Printing Office Uculariy (laSk of hctlon on) the of Lamb with Birds Eye Peas, gravy ■e-e riotous debate over the Leftist ac­ promiM to remove the union- Alao excluded from membenhin Boneless. waste and sinew free CAMPBELL'S during the afternoon or^Mriy eve­ and hash-browned potatoes will be, cusations, leaders of Premier Mario ning, but that printed oopiee— the Japs Near Hysteria busting proviilona of the Taft- are workers who “acUvelynarUci* CHUCK . . . a good value at 69c ib. delicious. Large legs of young lamb SALAD Scelba's Christian Democratic ones to be filed with the Senate Hartley Act.” ‘ pate” in the Ku Mux Man. "or GENUINE SMALL SIZE For a very lean, not so moist Pot are the best buy at 69c lb. Some have KETCHUP For World A-group party appeared almoet certain of and made public—^wlll not be re­ BlMnhower said h* had noted any other Faaciat, totaliUrlan or victory in the forthcoming vote of other subversive oijpuiixatlon.." I ^ Roast use Pinehurst round Steak, 4 or 6 chops cut off to give them a DRESSING ceived until alwit criticism in one inwspaper that he confidence. The government re­ Monday. had not redeemed hia pledge to The 'final session o f the 5-day Sirloin tip or Rump Roast. The round quick dinner and a roasted dinner. W e H'bomb Death convenUon slao m w the 3,000 dels* 2 Bottles quested the vote in answer to Red The committM c(Hitlnu«d its ses­ remove a union-buatlng provision steak and tip roast is good value at United Nations, sxpresslons o f approval gates psM resolutiona: have extra small lamb legs at 79c and demands that it resign. sion behind closed doors after re­ from tha Taft-Hartley Law. Sept. 24 (/P)— The United from many other U. N. membe'rs. Vote Due Tomorrow ceiving the typed draft. 1. Urging greater support of 96c lb. Serve with carrots, browned gladly sell Vi legs of lamb if that Blames Democrats Liver ^ ' Henry Cabot Lodge, .Jr., Chief The Christian Democrats claimed There "was reported to be a Tokyo, Sept. 24 (/P)— Japan plunged into almost hysterical the CIO Pelittcal Action Commit* potatoM and gravy. will be the size you want. 95 States pushed new plans to­ If he were making a political U. S. delegate, called for a quick pledges of support from three sharp division of sentiment among mourning today over the death last night of a 40-year-oId tee in its backing of “pragrsMivs day to set up an international apeech, the President said, he JELLO meeting of the U N Steering smaller parties and said they fisherman who has become the nation’s symbol of hatred and force* In both major poUUcal par­ would remind hia audience that agency to foster peaceful use committee to put the proposed had been given reasonable aa- (Continued on Pag* Tw elve) ties___ " plan on the aasembly’s agenda aa fear of atomic weapon^,. Newspapers arid radio broadcasts legislation tflat would hav* re­ NEW INSTANT of atomic power, with or aurances of support from the were \1rtuslly turned over to newaf 3. Asking a oonUnued cam­ an “ important and urgent ques­ Monarchists. Tlie vote will be moved that provision from the law paign for the repeal of the Taft* Hale's Has Seafood without Russian codperation^ tion." o f Aikichi Kuboyama’s death. Much was klUed in the Senate at the iM t PUDMNa taken at the end of the debate, HarUey Labor Law. Secretary of State Dulles out­ of the comment was anti-Ameri­ aeHion of COngresa by "a solid lined the -four-point proposal in a The top-level UN executive probably Saturday, l can, but not violently so. 3. Condemning "the pro-em* And you should uso it ruguloriy in your mtol plan­ group In a hurried session after Cost qf Living Viet Nam Gets Democratic vote.” PETER P A N major U. S. policy ipeech in the The warrants Issued early today A U. S.-educated Japanese news­ ployer bias exhibited by ths new Pkgs. ning for nutrition ond oeoiioniy: SWORD, HALIIUT. ninth U.N. General Assembly yes­ Dulles spoke broke its flve-day charged the 12- with giving false paper editor said only the death ElMithower w m interrupted by majority of the NaUonal Labor Re* 23c week plan and scheduled a meet applauM several times during hia terday afternoon. ' testimony In. connection with the Dipped Slightly o f an emperor could have com­ New Cabinet; laUons Board, and the rash of/mU* PEANUT REDEEM YOUR MACKEREL, COD. HADDOCK. lOSTON SLUE, ing on the atomic plan for Satur­ addrcM and when he finished he union policy changes issued by th* Developing the ideas set fosth day. death of the shapely 21-year-old manded similar attention in the SCAUOFS and in President Eisenhower’s speech party girl, whose panty-clad body national preirs. waa given a half-minute standing new board." ovation. BUTTER to' the" U.N. last December, the The 15-nation committee, which was found on a beach at Ostia, During August Kuboyama was one of 23 fish­ Yesterday, fiery John L. Lewis, decides whether to Include Items Rioting Feared Secretary called for; near Rome, a year ago last April. ermen accidentally dusted by ra­ EiMnhower shook hands on the who broke with both the CIO and Z^ver Brothers have Just an­ 12 Oz. Jar LEVER BROS 1. Creation of an international In the agenda, includes the United dioactive aidt in U. S. H-bomb teats convenUon apeakera platform with AFL, wired the convention, "you The case has sparked rumors of 'Washington, Sept. 24 tJP)—The nounced another con test. s . PINEHURST "FRESHER BY FAR” FRESH OYSTERS agency to Include "nations from States and Russia. Debate on the dt Bikini, March 1. Saigon, Indochina. Sept. 24 (A)— AFL President Georg* Meany and are unfortunate in your alBlia* sex and drug orgies involving cost of living dropped 0.2 per cent 1100,000 to be giVen in priaea. FRUITS aiid V E G E T A B LE S * all re^ons of the world." Dulles agenda item may show what posi­ , .J J ^ ! Premier Ngo Dlnh Diem late today other top A F L officials.' H e then tion ..." prominent Italians. laat month because of marked Uae entry blank how in mall aatd It is hoped the agency will tion the Soviets intend to take in *** tossed out his old cabinet and left Los Angslea to return to the A telegram from the chieftain Mr. Butler has' been busy this week with gift COUPONS InvestigaUng Judge > Raffaele down price tagi on- food—espe­ reaulUng from r^ia- ; formed a new one of 22 members and aand it to Lever Bros, start work "as early aa next year.” the later assembly debate. . Rus­ summer White House at Denver. fruit baskets . . . 5 or 6 to the Hospital . . ; and sia’s Andrei Vlshinsky declined to Sepe, who Issued the warrants, cially meats— and clothing, the Jaw eae i^yai- amid rumblings a bloody weekend before Oct. 30th. Redeem dnpentniont pbonu pick-up ordurt ought to 2, Holding of an international declined to identify any of the ac­ After the Preaident’s apeech, (CoatiBoed ea Pag* Twelve) discuss the speech with reporters. Bureau of Labor Statistics an­ f * ‘itpp*y may be in prospect, Meany told delegates while Eisen­ your Lever Broa. coupons at several ‘.‘pick ups” at the store. Baskets $7.50 and acientific conference under U.N. cused. Other officials said, how­ |\ nounced today., fixed radiation sickness as the Diem retained 11 o f hi* old min- hower was aUll present that hia Plnmiurat and aave 41C . . . up . . . or special smaller baskets . . . will be sure HERE bu eoNud In auspices next spring t.^ consider ’ Reds Ask New Talks ever, tlyit none of the 12 is con- fimdamental carae of death. ^doy boferu pick-up^so wu eon survn * 1 0 each of the preceding three later* but admitted for the first sddreM demonstrated that Amer­ the “whole ■vast subjecr' of thf Dulles’ speech disclosed that the A U. S. Arm y doctor who to^please you. ^ nected dlrecUy with Wilma’s-f months the-figure had edged up­ time four minister* each from the icans enjoy th* right to diaagre*; you, CH^ oti peaceful uae of atomic power. « Russians on Wednesday asked for death. ward. watched the autopsy, Lt. Col. Lux Liquid . .89c and 69c i, bnttor.— Thank you. Reaotor Training School new- talks on President • Eisen­ powerful Cao Dalst and Hoa Hao Meany said that while it is true Real Idaho Potatoes . . those nice dry white Scelba Blamed The August consumer price in­ sects. Lux F la k e s ...... 31c I O N E PIE S. The opening in the United hower’s original proposal., A l­ the A F L often criUcizea Eisen- BuUetiiis bakers are pow here . . . and w’e offer them in JACK Auousrs The' Communists and their left- dex dropped to exactly the Mme (Conttaned on Page Three) He named himself Minister of hower’a adminlatraUon "W e have Rinso ...... 31c States early next year of a re­ though they had given it ia cold level aa in Auguat, 1953, at 115 from the A P Wires 6 or 10 lb. lots . . . and we have good quality local actor training school “ where stu­ shoulder in all previous t o k ■ >'ing Socialist allies have accused Defense and Home Affairs biit un­ Surf ...... ? ...3 1 c JELLO Scelba of responsibility for (he per cent of the 1947-49 average. der pressure gave the pluma of potatoes for boiling and mashing. BLUEBERRIES dents f-ora abroad may learn the Dulles said the Soviets to^K ..the (Coatiaued oa Bags Twatve) Lux Soap 2 med. for 27c Montes! affair, which has already Food prices dipped 0.6 per cent Minlater of State and the National Packed in. heavy a ;^ p . Minced Clams FUDDIN^ and working principles of atomic en­ step when they learned he would in August, the Bureau Isaid, and FEAR FIOHTINO 8PKBAD ergy with' specific regard to its talk about atoms for peace. brought the resignation of Aftilio Defense 'Committee to two gen­ L ifebu o y...... 4 for 35c Butternut Squash, Acorn Squash ...... lb. 9c Piccionl as foreign minister. He weakness in food prices in the Taipeh. rom e**. Sept. 34 (P) peacetime uses." . a The U. 8. Secretar.v said the So­ erals. One la a Cao Daist and th* Swan Soap ....6 for 26c Becker’s Double Pascal C elery ...... bch. 23c Can Can ' PIE H L L IN G , quit the cabinet last week to help early weeks of this month indicates News^idbits other from the Hoa Hao. Harris Quits -r-Nationallata pMwea aad w ar 4. Invitations to a “ substantial viet Union had in effect rejected the September average will be at ahips today raided lUM f* tn a 5 at regular price 1 at Ic SwMt Potatoes, White Onions, Slicing Onions ■ number” of foreign jnedical and defend his son, Piero-ijagainst ac­ Culled ftPom A P Wires The announcement of the new the plaii last April when it said cusations in connectioir&wlth Wil- least as low. coast fer the 33ad straight day 1 Lb, Spry ...... 35c Quality Apples ...... 2 lbs. 25c - aurgical experts to ^ o rk • with substantially it could not .agree to cabinet was preceded by the resig­ As Senators’ Pilot TOKAYiSRAPES 2Lb.35c ma’i■ death. Food sly>ppera found price de­ nation of Vice Premier Gen. Ngu­ aa speculaUoa naooated her* 3 Lb. Spry ...... 97c Extrg.Large Cauliflower ...... TTEacK^Sc Pkgs. atomic energy techniques in U. S- it unless the United States joined creases ^ every cut of meat, re- that tJkb flghttag aroood Qaesnoy cancer hospitals. (Piero,, 32. was arrested Tuesday Management negotiator says yen Van Xuan, who was appointed onn charges of -aggravated man­ flectin t^ igger sjiipmanta ^ Bve- only laat Sat'urday In an effort "to ^Sept. 34 (P>— Bucky might spresuL Dulles’s proposals brought ImPl’ (Coatinned Page Twe) atrike by 30,000 AFL' truck driv- GRAPEFRUIT 2 f. , 2 9 c slaughter. Also taken into custody stock.iro market. Pork showed the era in Metropolitan New York patch up Diem’a quarrel With Harris denied In effect today was the self-styled Marquis Ugo biggest decline. Bacon, pork chops arM la “ atinost inevitable” but Arm y Ciiief o f Staff Gen. Nguyen that he had rmigaed and Im­ DIE HITS TILADE CURBS and leg of Iamb were about 4Vs Montagna, who was accused of union spokesman expresses hope Van Hinh. plied he wns fired m nMnager WaahingtoB, Sept. 34 (P) per cent lower than ip July. • aiding and abetting. * for settlement of contract dispute. Ask New Premier of the Washington Senators. He Prealdcat Elaeahower told tho The Senate debate on the Jled Fresh fruits and vege|.ablea alao . . . Church of England vicar Mys Xuan called on the Chief of State said, "N o maaager^ ever World Baak aad lataraattonal LETTUCE Head 1 9 c aigna." h i p TJliM Democrat Joins charges erupted last night in flat- were cheaper, but the price drops U .. S. M ilitary authorities are le.t- Bao Dal to appoint a new premier. Monetary Fuad today the twia e . T. S N O W W REST F O O D ____ v.' . . , - ^ fights and name-calling as govern­ '—,21 per cent for tomatoea, 17 per ting young American soldiers run The aituation in tom Viet Nam inetItnttoBB have "Uae aaauraaeo OREAD and ment supporters rallied to Scelba’s cent for sweet potatoes and green wUd in occupied Germany. tonight waa untertalri. The Army Washington, Sept. 24 (A>— ^ c k y of oar aopport" to effOrto to Cake Frosting defense. Senators of the left- and beans, 27 per cent for peaches— Chief of Staff was admittedly un­ Harria quit today as m ana»r of strike reatrtctkms from frea lU H E R CELERY Cello Pkg. 23c In Accusing Governor center hurled .angry cries of A ir Force discloses it ia equip­ Seven minute type. were mainly adjustmenta from the happy about the new cabinet, the Washington Senators. TiSe club world trade. EiseBbower. who to idiots" and “stupid" at each ping B47 j'et bombers with drag which put the Cao Daist and Hoa said a successor probably u lll be high July prices resulting from' parachutM to exit ' landing ap­ oa a weatens tour, chose Seore* SMALL WHITE other. , Hao repreaentatives In strategic chosen by next Monday.’ ’ drought in many areas. The dry proach speed, in addition to larger tary of the Treoaory Ruasphrey 2 Pkgs. PICKLES By T H E ASSOCIATED PRESS ^quarters in Hartford announced Sen. Cesare Angelini., a Christian spots. ; Clark Griffith, 34-ye4r-oId own­ ( a u d i t s ('.ikc.s A third Democrat has openly Dempsey and Tedesco pad sent weather’s effect on food prices was "chutea" now used on ground. ^ , , to read hie message to the opes* the main reason for \he alight ad­ , The new representatives from er of the American League base­ log Bcealon e f a Jotot slx-di^ joined In on the charge that Gov. word to the governor that they National Guard probers M y moe'f L a rg * Jor ONIONS (Continned on Page Three) vance in coats In July. the sect*, were Gen. Tran Van Soai. ball club and a long time friend of m John Lodge used the bi-partiaan would be willing to meet him in a operators at one o f Russell meeting ef U haak aad food commander of the Hoa troops, and Harris, told a news conference that governor*. State LeglslaUve Council—investi­ showdown but that they added Parents outfitting children for County, Georgia, brothel worked ROCK gative arm of the General Assem­ they were "unwilling to be drawn school found that children’s shoes interstate prostitution circuit on J (Continued ou Page Eight) (Coatiaued ea Page Twe) FROSTED FOODS bly— as a political "squnding into a stacked meeting." 32 Dead in Blast were up an average of about ^ consignment basis. , lNTEB\'ENTION OBDEBEO Tom’s Peanut Butter Cogs ...... 39c cents a pair In A u ^ a t although Birds Eye Chicken or board.” ^ Have PrevlouB Eagagemeata Sniper fires small caliber bullet Bueoes Aire*. Argeattoa. Sept. PIUSIURT TURNIPS Lta. 13c State Rep, Philip Laing (D- ejothing coat* generally were S4 (P>-:-Preeldeat Jaaa D. Poroa Beef Pies .,.. .3 for 89c Later, Tedesco told newsmen jn Of NATO Jet Fuel lato U. 8. coasulate In Pusan, Kerr Butter Scotch, Butter Toffies, Krjnkles 19c WindsOT), a m em W of the council, Bridgeport he and Dempsey had down. Nylon hose, lingerie, men’s Korea, narrowly missing Vice ordered three "iBterveatora" to*' Seeking Life’s Secrets (5) day to take over the goverwoient Pre-Cooked wired Gov. Lodge laat night that he : contacted Lodge’s office about a Counsel Gordon K. Mott a* he agrees with John N Dempsey, i d,te for the meeting. He said Bitburg, Germany, Sept. 24 (Ah (CoatlBMd ea Pag* Three). work* in front of t?.lrd floor win­ e f this city o f three mHUea. H ie Fishsticks ...... 49c 12 Oz. Cello Pack Freshly Roasted ANGEL FOOD —A fire-fighting demonstration decree said the preeldeat’h. sec* GUARANTIED TO SATISFY nominee for lieutenant governor,; Lod^* w onted It at J oV m . today, dow . . . Movement la under way Salted Cashews ...... 49c and Sainuel J. Tedesco. candliUte but Tedesco and Dempsey replied which backfired and blew# up a in Racine, Wia., home town of Lt. ratory for admtoiatratlve lavee- Pre-CkK>ked Frozen F.ood Specials Starfish Chemical May Give MIX for attorney ff«neral when they | they had previous engagementi. 120.000-gallon tank of AmericaA Riot Chiefs Sought Col. Harry Fleming to support Ugatlpas had uacevered Scallops ...... 49c say the governor made unethical I Tedesco said they w ire told the Jet fuel left 32 dead and 16 seri­ •ppeal of officer’s contfetion of toritie* to the d ty geverOascat. Get .vour fresh Arnold’s Bakery and Rolls, Pep- and Improper use of the noh-psr SNOW CROP governor s i\ext opportunity would ously injured today. Inveatigatora (Collaborating with Cor.imunisti Clue on Way taHall Cancer tiaan council’s flies. I^N TO STUDY A-PO) o f starfish srientiats have t*ken cause cancer cells keep dividing •uggestecj an accident. shot and killed hia 20-year-old atomic eoergy far peocetal pur* Dfmpsey and Tedesco over the tween Dempsey and himself. — Missouri prison offlcials today a chemical they think may tom e-! and dividing without control. ■ The.'e w'ere no American casual­ w ife "becAuse ah; crie ’ all night." peae* waa put ahead at the U N . charge. Tedesco later told newsmen that concentrated on rehabilitation SNOW CROP ties In the blast here In the French . . . Plans of. Ihter-American time help the runatant aenrch for Chemicals which prevent some today. Dr. .Eelco N. Vaa Kletfeoe "I shkll be ready to recite chap­ 10 a.m. next Tuesday would be an problems growing out o f the con­ a cancer cure. This ia the fifth and kinds of cell division are being zone yesterday, near the Lauem- PreM Assn, to award its "martyr of The Netherlaads. prealdeat e( ter and verse where you have vio­ acceptable date, but that he ob­ vict riot that virtually wiped out Uat o f a series of hrtldes on re- produced . here at the Marine bourg border. The colony id big of Freedom of the PreM” medal to the Ueacrel Aseensbto, aa. BOUND TO B trrtB Freneli Kled POTATOES 17c lated the basic principle of this jected to Ihe governor’s office as the state penitentiary industries. aeSreh at a Maasaeflusetta Marine Biological Laboratory by Dr. L. 'V. neuaoed the 15-mensber Meertog OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT SI the meeting place. tanka, at the end of a N A TO pipe­ They alao sought' ringleaders in the mllitsuit anti-FVron editors are mmS hon-partisah body, whiM;4ncident- line from France, storM six mil­ laboratory. ^ Htilbrunn, zoologist of the Uni- Committee would laeet to eou* In making his telegram public, 15-hour rebeUion. Abandoned because police refuse allX. you tried to eliminate in the lion ^jllona of fuel for U. 8. A ir permit for ceremony. ■" versity^of Pennsylvania. elder ptactog th* aew gaeottoa UNTIL 8:30 _ G re«i SUmps Given With Cash Sales . last session (of'th e State Ilegisla- Lnlng told a new'sman that if be When the revolt finally ended By ALTON U BUAKE8LEE They will be tested'this winter oa the agead*. Force Jet Interceptors and fighter •*riy yesterday, four condlcU were New India divorce law glvAa MRDSEYS turcl." 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Outlines Plan Britain would boycott the political aaid he did not know Juat what 'ge Crousda Visit Keith *s About Tow n committee on the Cyprus question Bucky Harris Quits these offers might be. raised by Greece, and whether MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,- CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1954 * ' The club owner' la going to Naw PAOM Epworth Leaguers of the South For World A-group ‘F imco would show up for debates ~r Methodist Church will start the bn the status of Tunis and As Senators’ Pilot York Monday to taka part In a ^Bb See Home Fashion Show vote by American League owner*' 'oBURIISIDfC also responded to eeasonal pres­ ing whether they approve the idea season's activities Sunday evening Mprocca Japs Near Hysteria on the question of- moving the AN AU, COLOR PROGRAM A Final Crop as Summer Ends sure with price increases but eggs of setting up an area on the high with a brief devotional period at (ContlBoed from Page fAie) Greece wants the U.N. to au­ (Conttnoed from Page Ona) Daaa Aaftrewi I Oreer OarMa Cost of Li\ing D ozen F ace SHIRWIN^UjifSlti^ Philadelphia Athlatica' franchise, ------— are averaging about 13 cenU a school grounds for smoking during Horn* ftsh lon Ttme at th« G. C. •jTpke.; sixth prize, boudoir chair 6:30, followed by a potiuck aupper thorize a popular vftta in Cyprus Jeaoaa Caola 'I Oahert On H-bomb Death dozen leaa than a year ago. FAINTS Keith VUmiture Oomipany on Tues­ ’ t o . Mrs. Jbee^ Draghi. Sr, IM in Cooper Hall, in charge of Miss in a "paper baiil’,.on use of atomic which the Greeks are sure would H urls' resignation was being an­ possibly to Kansas City. Griffith "D C K L IN I .. lunch period only and allowing said "aboolutely” that he will vote THK JI'NOLR" RRR 1* MKN” students to smoke during that pe­ day araning drcM^’ one o f the larg* Maple St.: seventh prize, picture .Charlotte Hutchins. Miss Elsie weapons. result In union of the island with At A iH _____ 4:M -a:U Dipi^d Slightly Arrest over nounced at Bucky'a request Kigalnat a shift to Kansas City. riod only. W . H. iNGLANG^^J Jaat crowda in recent yearn. From of The I etter". to Mrs. Joseph W. Herter Is program chairman of the "The United States remains Greece. Britain says U.N. inter­ Wat. 1 p.m. A Great KIA ftlwwl ' (CoBtiBoed froni f>ga Oaa) League. All members of the group Originally, Griffith said, he As of lata Thursday afternoon, LUMIER COM PAN? ^ garly erveninr until after nine Harrington. 177 Center St. ready to negotiate with the Soviet vention in Cyprus, a British de­ Ciriffith said 1 e would take the tea.: Mariljra H'eane "RiTer et Ne o‘clo^ people were constantly Eighth' prize, a gossip bench, are urged to be present, and new planned to make the announcement opportunit:.' Monday to apeak with Rclara” James L. Hansen, said he “could During August Italy Scandal 52 parenta aaid they w’ere in favor VeL MI<»"«tM * pendency since-1914, is illegal and KA8V FREE PARKINO M a n c h e s te r vlewinw the fine ahowing of home j went to Mrs. Jennie Stratton. 175 ones will be welcomed. Union,’ Dulles told his intent violates existing treatlea. Monday after the cloqe of the sea­ several managerial prftapects, but not disagree” with the preliminary of the plan, 44 were againist the findings. Idea and six said they favored the • dumldilnga. ; St. John St.i ninth prize. Tole ta- audience. "But we shall no longer Some delegates hete predicted son. mentioned only Dreaaion and Riz- (OMttBiMd from Pag* Ob«) D a te B o o k (Ck>Btinii«d from Page One) ,.;A * unual, KeithW decoratorn did i hie lamp, to Mrs. Robert Scheln- ' Miss Fenna Lee Fisher, daugh­ suspend our efforts to estahll.«h that France would decide to stay zuto. He added, however, that he establishment of a smoking area ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher an international atomic agency. . , There was no definite word on would want to await a complete but added that they did not want % ^lendid Job in arranging the er, 150 Spring St.; tenth ptrize, in the assembly political commit­ a successor, bqt Griffith mentioned In reply to a question, he said suits and work gloves were among Democrat, headed for the door. railoua diaplaya on the four floors of 84 Proepect 8t„ was installed as “ I would like to make perfect' pathological examination before their sons and daughtara ^ to (floor lamp, to Albert Bushey. 33 tee because they think Premier the names of two men he plans to he had an open mind on the i X IIP PAYsl the. lower iteifta ' !4aturda.v, Sept. 25 Socialist Sen. Jaures Busoni leaped smoke. McCANN o t the store, aind the beautiful set', a student senator Wednesday ly clear that our planning excludea length of a contract that would be making final judgment. Division St.; eleventh prize, king Pierre Mendes-France may come contact In New Yor)c on Monday, A significant drop was noted in Annial Ki'wanls "Peanut Day.” from his seat and pushed'^ngelini. "This final decision in the mat­ tinga brought much favm ble corn, size Playtex Pillow, to Janot night at the first session o f the no nation from particip'*tion in up with some spectacular com­ offered to a new manager. Dres­ Some U. S. eclentUtls have said The (Christian Democrat squared They are C^uck Dressen, former KuboyGniG*8 Jaundice could have Also all-day Fair Second Congl. ter will be decided at a joint meet­ ment from the people present. I Knolls, 29 Munro St;;-twelfth prize Student Senate at the University this great venture. Aa our pro­ promise on the Tunisia-Morocco sen, in all likelihood, would de­ CTATC the prices of radio and television (jhurch lawn, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. off and a general free-for-all broke BROTHERS Tliere was especially great interest of Connecticut. posals take shape, all nations in­ manager bf the (Cincinnati Reds mand a three-year pact. resulted from a hepatitis infection seta, as much as 20 to 25 per cent out. The fray quieted when other ing of the Board of Education. hamper, to Mrs. Harry Schieldge, independence question. His govern­ ------5, . - - - j HARTFORPfc Annual Harvest Ball, Daughters Student Council, faculty and dhown in the d i^ a y of modern terested in participating and will­ and Brooklyn Dodgers, and Phil introduced through bl(x>d trana- in some cities on a number of Senators se'^rated Angelmi and 168 Pine St.; thirteenth prize, one ment is already negotiating in Rlzzuto. shoKstop for the New ft was an argt'meqt ‘over a fusions. of Isabella. American Legion Hall. PTA," said Dillon. "When their Plum blog m 4 Uving^roofn pieces, both the ,sec- I pair pin-up lamps, to Rebecca A third anniversary Mass will ing to take on the reaponsibilites models Dancing 9 p.m. to 1. Busoni. of membership will be welcome to Paris with Tunisian Nationalists on York Yankees. U>ree-year term which led D;eB- No U. 8. doctom were allowed opinions have been fully expressed. tlenal grotipa and the suites. The Cresenzi, 185-Eldridge St.; four­ be said for the repoee of the soul their demands for self-government. aen to qul’ the Brooklyn Dodgers n V P F K F O J V Mrs. Aryneaa Joy Wickens, .Monday, c^ept. 27 Hooting Cowfiiocf gi display was wall planned and the join with us in the planning and Dresneii managed Oakland in the . to examine carefully either Kubo- I'll rule on the decision. Although teenth prize, seiwice cavt, to Mrs. of Mrs. Mary E. McCann, Monday last year after leading them to B^N J0 acting BLS commissioner, said the Througfi Friday, Oct, 1. 2nd an­ I'm no smo'Kcr myself. I'll abi(le by color combinations , were treated execution of this program.” Pacific Coast League this year. YOU YOU YOU UTS 4V A i k . t a a yams or the other fiaherruan, all Floria Petrone, 193 Spring St.; at 7 :4S a. m. at St. James' Church. two pennants in a row. price cuts occurred In major stores nual Antiques Sho'.v, South Metho­ Parents Quizzed the group's ruling.” Wertor Systomt asp eftally well. Britain's Minister of State Sel- The Ixjs Angeles Times said two of whom are still under treatment which undertook to meet the dist WSCTS,' Community "Y." fifteenth prize, card table, to Mrs. w>’n Lloyd said his country would days ago that 14 had learned from Rizzutd, near this end of an Il­ here. John A. Langford, superinten­ The second-floor display of bed­ Edward L. Adam.s, 19 Seaman Manchester Girl Scout Glee Auction Market lustrious playing career, long haa prices of discount houses. t^aturda.v, Ort. 9 Solos and Sonrleo room furniture and bedding re­ Join such a group. unimpeachable sources that Dres­ U. S. Ambassador John M. Alll- Oil Pupil Smoking dent 'pf schools, said the decision Circle. Club will resume rehearsals on been a favurite of Griffith. New automobiles . also were 'YWCA annual Country" Store at would be left entirely in the par­ ceived a great deal of attention Unofficially, it was said that all sen already had signed to manage aon aent hia peraonal aympathy to down from the manufacturere' Hat the Ctommunity "Y ” from 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 29 , at the seven countries .uo far consulted Has Record Day Washington. ■* Harris. 57, has been manager ents' liands. Fiiooo Mltebol J-SfSS from the visitors to the store. The YMCA at 6:30 p. m. All girls are Kuboyama's widow, along with a prices In "a good number" of to. 5 p.m. Blast Hartford. Sept, 24 iie\ wide showing of blond bedroom by Dulles had agreed to come into Griffith put out thia prepared of Washington for the last five check for one million yen (about requested to attend this first and years. His present tour la hia third cities, Mrs. Wickens said. Tires Saturday, Ort. 16 E.ast Hartford parenta are being THE HEATS OX furniture created rw ch interest. Gasoline Dealers the agency. Besides Britain they The Manchester Auction Market statement; 32.7(W), important rehearsal of the new are France, Canada, Australia, as pilot of the club since 1924. and gasoline also tirere do^TL hut Annual Fall Bazaar. (Community asked by local high school offi­ Fresno, Calif. lA*)—"Step Inside The fine arrangement of the bed- aeason under the direction of Mrs. had a record day for the second "After a long conference with "While no sum of m oney can auto repair coats increased and Baptist Oiurch. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. cials to deride whether to allow ttng deportment brought favor­ Belgium, Portugal and South Bucky Harris this past week con­ Over that span he put In 18 years compentate for your lose It is the It's Too Hot Out There!" said a Renew Warfare Edith H. Petersen. Africa. day in succession yesterday as 422 as Washington manager. He several cities —■ including Cleve­ Sunday, Ort. li students to smoke during school new sign which cost real estate able comment. Particular interert cerning the future of the Wash­ deaire of the government of the land, Houston and Scranton—had Annual outing of Red Men's So­ hours. WANUELL- Was shown in .the third-floor dis­ Have Advanced Programs hslf-bushel baskets of tomatoes ington Baseball (Tlub, a dedston handled half a dozen major and United Statea that something be broker Don Wilder 315. No sooner The Manchester Fire Depart­ minor league clubs during ab­ ■I MAMBO TlANOKISC' T T" higher street car and bus fares. cial Club at Garden Grove. Edward M. Dillon, principal, has had he put it up outside his office play of bed-daventx>rts, sofa bed.s A limited version of the peren­ The United States, Russia, Bri­ brought a high of 34.50 per basket. was made by Bucky to resign. done to make life easier for you Rents e^ged 0.1 per cent, but Friday. NtHirday. Ort. 22, 23 ment. comer of Main and Hilliard tain and Canada all have well-ad­ sences from Washington. Harris J a n A U G U S T sent questionnaires to parents, ask­ than aomeone stoie.it. ANUERSON and the beautiful pieces in the nial gas price-cutting skirmishes, Low price was 32.30. with a total "I deeply regret Bucky'a going, and your children Jin Uie future," Mrs. Wic'ttens noted that the rate Community Players will present Maple House. Streets, has changed ita Sunday vanced progi;ama for the ^produc­ of 650 half-bushel baskets traded. but baseball is baseball. I feel was (Taaey Stengel'a predeesaaor DANDREA SISTERS" EDDIE GAR53N Alllaon wrote. which local dealers have been en­ drill to 10 a.m. as manager of the New York of Increase has been slowing. "My Three Angels," During the course of the eve­ tion of atomic power. In addition, There were no other Items of that many of the baseball fans of CHICO CHICO .-.^Blf. STAG! RlVlIf Foreign Minister Katsuo Oka­ The living-coat decline brought Saturday, Oct, 23 Building ning, gifts were given to those gaged in periodically during the France, Belgium and Switzerland produce traded yesterday in quan­ Washington Join me In wishing Yankees. zaki said after a special cabinet Stephen M. Weias, son of Mr. no change in the sliding scale pay Harvpst.,^ Dance. Manchester Who attended the H one Fashion past few years, broke out again operate a pfuit in S^>itzer4and pro­ tity. Total sales for the day were Bucky all the good luck poaotble meeting that a tentative damage contracts of about a million rail­ Lodge of Elks, State Armory. You'll liko thoso NEW Horiow Sorvicot Tima showing and refreshments in town this week. • and Mrs. Theodore Weiss of 79 ducing a small amount of atomic 32,071.90. claim of five million yen (313,500) Contractors Brookfield St., enlisted In the Ad wherever he may go. I personally road workers. The long sustained ■ Frida.v, Saturday, Ort. 5, ft ware served to everyone. In addi­ The prevailing regular-gas price power and the U. N. Educatipnal. want to thank Bucky for numer­ for the Ku))oyama family was dis- atability of the index has meant, Fifth Annual Rotary CHub Min­ Rosidontiol-CoHimoreial tion, fifteen door arises .were of­ before the slashes was 24.9 cents Jutant GeneraA'a’' Ciorps, U. S. Scientific and Cultural Organiza­ SHORT IS SHOT cuaaed. DRY Army, on Sept. 22. He reported to ous aervi'cea he haa rendered the no cost-of-Uvlng sdju.stment for strel, Waddell School. TAILORING fered, ano at the conclusion of the per gallon. Now, several dealers tion (UiNESOO) has e«t up- a nu­ Sargent. Minn, (gv-Theodore Washington club. The United Statea has offered the rail worker., for 15 months. Wednesday. Nov. 3 Altprations, Trouser, Altorotioiw Rtmodoliog evening, the winners of the door are selling the re^lar gas at 22^9 Fort Dlx, N. J., yeaterday for basic clear research program. Knutson, the village banker, got training. 'Tlie reason fpr this early RESTAURANT Japan one million dollars in About a millioin workers in the Annual all-day "Holiday Fair,'-’ CLEANING Cuffs, Zippers, etc. prisea ./'ere drawn and the winners cents, a cut of two cents per gal­ If Vishinsky does not tip his his rifle and shot down two sput­ announcement la to give Bucky damages for the 23 crewmen and auto, aircraft and fafni equipment Center Chu'rch Women's Federa­ “Bu.sineas Built On arere announced as follo^\'s: lon. Of seven dealers contacted 'to­ hand on the U. S. proposal at the tering utility wire to prevent a 14 DEPOT SQUARE Col. George L. Foy who la In the opportunity to consider the for other loaoea resulting from the industries got a penny-an-hour tion. (Lower Street Floor Level—Next to Shoe Repair) Customer SatisfactioR'* First prise, 'mahogany platform day. four reduced their prices two Steering Committee meeting, dele­ possible fire, after they had been many bffera that have been made CHIANTI For Reservations Galj| MI-8-619S H-boh)b teats. Japan is reported booat laat month out of the three- Ttipsday, N'oV. 9 rocker to Mrs. John Maiorca, 67 cents, while a fifth cut his price by charge of Reserve Military Train­ gates expect to hear the Soviet shorted by a falling tree during a asking five o seven million dol­ Full Insurance CoTcracai. ing for the Connecticut Military him." month rises that ended with July. Annual Bazaar, North Methodist Achool 6t.; second prize, picture only one cent per gallon. stand early next week, when the storm. In reply to questions, Griffith lars. Coats of house furnishings, (jhurch, 2 to 9 p.m. Tel. MI-9-3033 or Of *Midthi]Sman Brine', to Mrs. There are a few isolated stations District vvill be gueat speaker at chief Russian delegate may ^>eak the Monday meeting of the Ki- ANNOUNCING OUR Much of the criticism of the readinc' material, recreation, and Thursday, Frida.v, Saturday Tel. MI-3-665L> Oecella E. Laine, 233 Hackmatack In town which have been selling In the general oilcy debate inaug­ United States appearing in papers toys were down slightly In August Nov. II, 12, IS 8t.; third prize, light oak step-end their gas at 21.9 cents per gallon, wanta Club. The hmeheon session urated yesterday. Some other dele­ After 5:00 ^ M. will be held at the Manchester NEW FALL PROGRAM here took tw^ forms; b!'t coal and fuel oil rose season­ Fourth Annual Minstrel of table to John M. Matchett, 97 but they have not as yet reduced gates Indicated they may ask the , 1. Hostility toward the U. S. ally. Campbell Council. K. fcf C., Ver- 82 Baldwin Road Hamlin ' 8t.; fourth prize. l}Iond their prices. Country Club at 12:16 p. m. United States to spell out more LOW atomic .weapons program—partly Prices of eggs and fresh milk planck Auditorium. Manchester, Conn. cocktail table to Welter B. Per- The local gas situation follows specifically the U, N. role in the a result of resentment over the rett, Sr„ 38ft E. Center St.; fifth on the heels of a parallel cut in The SalvLtion Army will observe proposed egency. AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST its annual harvest festival Sun­ bombing of Hiroshima and Naga- prizie, blond co<^taiI table to Mrs. prices in East Hartford, where The assembly turned its atten­ kaki, partly from fear of the fu­ Andrew Wlnzler, Sr., 51 W,.Middle regular gas is now generally being day and Monday. The topic at the tion this afternoon to Anal con­ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT service Sunday at 10:45 a. m. will ture and pr.rily fueled by left wing sold for 21.9 cents. T^e prices in sideration of the work program FUN! SATURDAY sentiment. East Hartford before the cuts be­ be "S eed s Wt Are Sowing". The recommended to it by the Steerihg IMN>RS OPEN ^ SHOW STARTS BE A CONTESTANT ANY SATURDAY NIGHT Citadel Band and a male quartet 2. Hurt feelings over what many gan was 26.9 in most service sta­ Committee. The debates on the AT 12:30 P.M. • AT I P.M. AND WIN A PRIZE tions. will .furnish music at both the Japanese consider the cold U. S. agenda promised to reveal whether reaction to their emotional grief FEAtURED AT KEITH'S.:.FOR FALL HOME FASHION TIME! morning and evening services. The :< FUN!! MANC-HESTER topic at the meeting at 7:30 p. m. CALUN8 AU KIDDIES and to the fate of the fishermen. will be "Harveet of 1954.” ‘ The FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE Typical comment on Kuboya­ Dfuve*9alkeAt/i£ Harvest Festi'"al ss’e will be held FOR A DREAT FUN SHOW ma's death; R pltO n ^ fR ccN!^iTfO'^rr> Monday at 7:45 p. m. in the Jimlor FUN!!! Prof. Hideki Yukawa. Japan's hall. — PRESEN'nNG — TOMMY COSTELLO moat distinguished nuclear physi­ Choose onv one of S difforent ensemblos from EASTWOOD ON OUR STAGE AND HIS TALK OF THE TOWN COMBO. cist and Nobel prize winner: "I The various organisations of the only pray the sacrifice of this one OtANT ALL-CXILOR 'SHDW! Second Congregational Church, ENJOY A DELICIOUS DINNER HERR man will revive (feelings) in the T i r r i ^ uniting in the Fall Fair tomorrow KIDUIE TALENT SHOW EVERITTHINO YOU LIKE TO EAT hearts of the people of the world, Daaa Aadrrwi Grrgnry r*ck on the lawn of the church, on N. X SERVED IN A COURTFJJUS MANNER particularly the people of the The last crop of ripe tomatoes 'was picked ye.")terday at the Joseph AMm! Jraaae Crala Jaae Grlllltht Main 'at North St., hope for con­ — ON THE SAME PROGRAM — great powers making atomic and Fracchia farm on R(>ute 85 in Andover before a nippy night which G R O U P $ 1 4 0 - 9 5 tinued good weather. It .is pro­ A FEATURE HIT PIZZA TO GO OR EAT HERE hydrogen bombs, and bear fniit in carried with it a merie suggestioii" of frost. Fracchia packs the to- "Duel In “Man With posed to open at 11 a. m., rain or our hoped-for banning of atomic rnatoc."! in ba.skeU aa a favm workci;, Phillip Kuhn, polishes them up a weapons.” The Jungle” A Million” shine, and continue through until bit. Fracchia. who set out .some 5,000 plants this year reported to­ 9 p. m. The Men's Club in charge "The Unknown World” The Asahi, Japan's largest news­ matoes were inferior on the whole because of surplus rainfall. He said of the snac'- bar promises a paper: "The feeling o f the Japa- this final picking wa.s surprisingly good, however. variety of good things to eat. — PLUS ^j)ese people is not such petty JAMES Home . made foods, aprons and sentimentalism like anti-Amer- lun.: “ Duel In The Sun'* (Tech) KROEHIER .. AUHID mCHOOCXS fancy article.!, gift items galore Icanlsm. The Japanese are out­ and development, expressed re­ wars, will be used to save timber : 8-CARTOONS-8 raged at the abuse of the worst grets but said American official^ saws fi'oni damkge. Workers will i REARWJAIDOW on sale. A sileni. s'lct'on will be enemy of mankind, which Is atom­ cannot be blamed because "warn­ lake the gadgets into 12.000 acres | mmm’tmampoauKt Admiaalon: Children 25c—^Adults 50e ic weapons..." M i • . g**C ings had* been posted months in of timberland at this Arniy post ' children and baby-sittera will be TELEVISION Tokyo Shimbun. which is op­ advance.” to detect shrapnel embetide(' in posed to prime minister Shigeru EAST HARTFORD provided, while parents shop.- TRY OUR some of the trees in range-firing Yoshida, but mainly middle-of-the- DETE(TOR.S SAVE SAWS area.s. Dn Leo Labyak, the Ft. plPk 'TKJARLET SPEAR” FAMILY DRIVE-IN Ernest C. Johnson, Jr., of 23 road; "President Eisenhower In Jack.son foi-estry chief, estimates (Technicolor) Oak Grove St., ha.i resumed his LASARNE PROGRAMS his April 5 speech said A-bombs or Ft. Jackson, S. C.. l/Pt— Mine thousands of dollars in saw dam­ 2>4 miles horth of East war-sbrvtce-intemipted studies at H-bombs are not dangerous in detectors, the kind they use in age W’ill )>e avoided. Hih^ord O e^r—Route 5 North Park Coll ge, Clticago. ivideo Everyday—All RighU Reserved—H. T. Dickinson 4 ^ , Inc. j themselves. They are dangerous SOUTH WINDSOR because (there arc) aggre.<(sor.s TONIGHT cnM SAT. Featuring "Tiny Quinn* who might use them against the free world, he said. The .substance SHIRLEY BOOTH AND HIS 5 MUSICIANS of that statement is that atom'c Mvtfe iRstnimtiit SPECIAL weapons are dangerous because ROBERT RYAN • TONIGHT aptf SAT. DANCING EVERY FRIDAY and SAT. NIGHT the Soviet Union owns them. Thia , FREDERIC E. WERNER Walt no lon((ci>^try our delt'- is an extremely one-sided state­ in s t r u c t o r o f !':a n o a n d o r g a n RENTAL PLAN doua Lnaagno tonight. Wo are World Series coming up. ment. AND ALL STAR STAGE SHOW "The United States has already sum you win any It’s the best DIRECT F'ROM BOSTON you ever tasted. Come down to­ See us for outp radio re- used A-bomhi against the Japa­ PAUL A. CHETELAT Tnirtip*t — Tromben* a Our Fri. Pollcy-^Tome As You Are or Bring A Friend nese. INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO (Beginner.s A Specialty) night We W'lll have your La- Our Sat. Policy—Couples Onlv CkMliwt — SoxopkoRt HM. sagpo waiting for yon. In Pasadena, Calif., Rep. Hin- 2 COLOR HITS! RAINBOW CLUB IS AVAILABLE*FOR: Ir or repIcKemenh ahaw (R-Calif.) declared that WAUIS Wedding Receptionn, Reunion^ Banqueta ^^nek RESUME TEACHING Violin PMOUCTION HAVING A PARTY? 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woni>>i4i« Heritage Program W apping widow of Vincent Malneck, former­ Must Be Careful ly of South Windsor, died Wednes­ McGinnis Joins .■m Daily Radio WHAT—«it Skywatch Schedule day morning at the Eaat Hartford ,Engage4 a.m! ...... VoluBteers Needed vania State Game CormtiMalon SiCOND CONOIIOAnONAl CHUkCH held at the Newkirk and Whitney tMIUN« ^SIR Viei bm ou aiKl a n aul^act to ciianft tn( offered at the Whlton Ubrary, 4 a.m.-6 a.m...... Leonard Rackowaki, J. Leber ■tty* the poMmaater at Car- Wapping, Sept. 23 (Special) — Home, East Hartford, at a time to Ynauat aooea. where the American Heritage pro­ 6 a.m.-9 a.m...... Volunteers Needed NORTH MAIN AT NORTH STREET be announced later. Burial will be New Haven, Sept. 24 (JP>- Presi­ gram will open its second year of 9 a.m...Nooh . . nddiaala, Greene County,'la appre- Frank E. Maalnda, finance chair­ in St. Catherine's Cemetery, Broad dent Patrick B. McGinnis of the P61ka Bop WHAY—l*k« Compounc* ...... Roland Morin Hear AmericA 8»infln* diacuaslona on Monday, OcL 11, at Noon-3 p.m...... Genevieve Horgan, James Horgan henaiva about aitting on hia own 11 A.M. fo 9 P.m I'^ A IN or SHINE man, said Wednesday that Repub- Brook. New York, New Haven A Hart­ » S Sp3?£S«»yt!?*PtmA. 8 o'clock. 3 p.m.-6 p.m...... Marion Cbllen. Virginia Uegl front lawn thaaa .days. llran. lead.-ln party registration ford Railroad says' he wants to w no—Baokkam WIte / WGTH—N.w .re.l At the Srat meeting a film. 6 p.m.-8 p.m. . thin year. To date, 51 reaidenta Manchester Evening Herald Wap. I tear down Grand Central Station WORO—Cal KMbr ...... Robert Ringuette, Alfred Ringuette They quote the poatsnaater this have regintered. WOTS—R.4 Sox Tt. Waabiiigtoa W HAY-Ntt. Watcft "World Affaira Are Your Affalri.” 8 p.ro.-10 p.m...... Volunteers Needed way; I ping correspondent, Annie ' in New York City and put-up a •:U— WTTC—Hear America Swlnginr will be shown as a starting point 10 p.m.-Midnight...... „— ...... Joseph Marcin “I was aitting Bt my aaay chair According to the regintrarn, 25 Collins, telephone MItrhell 8-4419, new terminal. WHAT—Mow*; Polka Bop WDRC—Amo. 'n' Andy for the evening's dlscuMion. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquartera. Municipal PONY RIDES-> GRAI HAGS *re Republlcann and 14 are Demo- Previously, McGinnis had said ~YCCC—Raourd Rotim WGTH—World We U ve In on the lawn one night reading a cratn. On the caucun changeover, T K K ^ Y ankeM tx Fblla. There ia no charge—the books, Building, Manchester on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays from newspaper, I felt a ttcMing and he hoped tp build 50-stories onto wno-«M la Oallaa WHAY-Nlt. Watcb films and other material* are fur- 1-5 pjn. Civil Defense Telephone Nu*nb«ir—9-9068. scratching on my bare feet. Think­ HANDICRAFT and NOVaiY TAKES nine Independentn and three Demo- Cub Pack 151 Set Grand Central and Robert R. WDRC-Oal Kolby _ ^ WTIC—Hear America Swinfink ntbhed free by the American Li- ing It was one of the cats, I paid crata became affiliated with the Young, pre.sident of the New York WOTS—Red Sox n . Waaklagtoa WDRC—Mualc Hall HOMEMADE FOOD IOOTH->5c COFFEE GOP, while Democrat, gained Central Railroad, which, uses _WpTH—World We Lire In braiy Association which adminia- ginia Chandler, age 11, daughter no attention. none. WHAY—Kewa; Polka Bop tera the project in cooperation "When the animal climbed on my To Meet Monday Grand Central too, haa said" he'd WC^O—itoeoM Rme WHAY—Kite Waten Jaycee Kiddy Shodi^ of Mr. and Mrs. dive Chandler, 18 ADMISSION FREE It i.j estimated that almost 200 like a 100-story addition. WIWB—Yankees rs. Phila. w n c —Caralcade of Sporte with iftate and local public Ubrary Drive G and Jacqueline latCroix, lap and started rolling around, it perMni in South Windsor are eligi­ WnC—WMdv Brova WDRC-Mr. Keen services under a grant from. the seemed time to glance down. I did I Committee members of Cub i Young wants one thing and T WDRC-Cai Kfdby WG"rH—H. Flannery At State Tomorrow age 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11^^ Free NniNursery for Small ChHdren ble to'oe made voters,’’ Maainda want another,” McGinnis said last T om orrow U:U— Fund for ^Adult Education. Robert LaCroix of IS DrivaJT- and took off. So did the Icltten’— said. He added; "None should fail Scout Pack 151 have scheduled An W GTH-Red Sox vi. WaabinkToa The aim ia to diKuss problem, a baby skunk.” important meeting to be held at night. "We're going to start from B-HAY-Kite Watcb to take advantage of thia priceless acratch. Grand Central Station is *'S ^Y —K m : Polka Bop w n c —Cavalcade of Sports which face people .today in the 'The second Jaycee-State Thea­ SHOT DEAD IN KENNELS privilege. Voting is the foundation the Verplanck School in Room 20 ' WOOC-Rccord R m * WDRC—Moodi for Romance Monday at 7:.'l0 p.m. coming down to the. ground.” jgC K B —Taakew ra. PWla. WGTH—Croe* roads light of basic documents, ideas and ter sponsored Kidifly Review will Roxbury, Sept. 24 (dV-Mrs. of good government'. Anyone who I McGinnis spoke before the Con­ w n c—* exciting experiences which con­ Alice G. Ishason, 37, a dog fancier, neglects to be made a voter is Park chairman Herbert Huffield WDRC—cal KolbT WHAY—Nile Waten be held tomorrow afternoon at the has uiged all parents who have necticut Building Congress. Inc. stitute our American Heritage. V ?s found shot to death in her neglecting his duty as a citizen. WGTH—R n Sex ra, W aakuctea w n c—Cavalcade ef Sport. Informality 1. the order of the State Theater, Everett R. Ken­ agreed to assist the pack snd . F.llot Studio." "Because of this great piece of .WDRC—Mood, for Romance dog kennels here yesterday. State Party registration is a vital part Marianne L Ijitulippe architecture passengers of the WBAT—W M tna Caraaaa W GTH-Fall Out meetings and the members of the nedy, Jaycce Youth Welfare Com- Policeman Jack Oroce, said the of voting. Voters not registered others who may be Interested to WCCC—R«Med R r m ld :U - M’lth a party can make no selec­ attend this planning session for the New Haven Railroad have been WUtB—Kewa; Rpeeta WHAY—Nile Aalch group* chooTC for themMlve* from mittee Chairman, announced to- woman was shot th ^ g h the Mr. and Mrs. Aims Latulippe, paying millions of dollars to sup- WTtC-Jia* Plata BU WTIC—Hlitillaht* suggested books snd films what heart and that a 22-caliber piatol tion in the choice of parly candi­ coming year. '• WDRC—Ketn _ 'dayr~ 780 Vernon St., announce the en­ I port 42nd Street property own- WDRC—Moods for Rornanc. subjects are. to bf; covered and dis­ lay by her side. He said Mrs. laha- dates or In the making of party District Chairman Norman Lar­ Lerii." McGinnis said, WGTH—Red Sox r a Wattdactoa WGTH—Fill Out The Kiddy Review is a talent ■ ) policy.’’ son .presented an outline of the Cub ' gagement of their daughter, Mi.'.s •OS— U :h P - cussed St the mMtings. contest for children under 12 and son had been in poor health le- j "With a new New Y'ork termi­ WHAT—WMtaia Caraaaa WHAY—Newt: Nile Watcb Persons interested are Invited to c^ntl" and apparently copunitted Rally Day Slated acouting program and showed s ! Marianne L. l^itulippe to John nal we can lease five million WCCO—RMord Rvra* w n c —News meet with this group and may is held as a part of the regular suicide. Sunday will be "Rally Day” for film to s meeting of Cubs snd ■ WKKB—Raaeball BatlnM WDRC—Kewa Saturday afternoon kiddy show at the Community Church Sunday parents last Tuesday evening. Lessard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ .square feet at $4.25 a square W nC—Dorenxo Joaw WGTH—New. ' register at either the Mary Cheiiey foot,” he said. Now the New Ha­ ,-.v WDRC—Cal Kolby U : l » - the State Theater. Prizea will be School which will hold its first fail Uhr.Irmsn Huffield also spoke to the liam Lessard,' 172 Spruce St. To Consult WGTH—Red Sox aa. Waahinglga or' Whiton Memorial Libraries. awarded to all winners, pnd week­ ven and the New York Central WHAY-Nlt. Watcb Further details may be had upon session at 9:30 a.m. with the Wor­ group on the proposed needs snd Miss Latulippe is s graduate of own six and one half acres of jand , w n c —World Newa ly winners will compete in a final ship service at 10:45 a.m. 'The Rev. conditions facing Pack 151, the ac­ Manchester High School, c'.aa.a of f ’traAYkT—Ball U RMOtda WDRC—Cal Kolby request at either library. contest to be held later this fait. which ia -assessed by New York WOQO—Roeord R m . WGTH-Sporte 3-DAY David Crockett will preach on the tivities of the park and necessity :954, and is employed by Conn. City at $7,000,000 an acre.'he said. wraaB—Baseball Matlne. tt ikW— 1.. .Appearing on thia week’s show THE VETERINARY topic, ‘ Put On Your Strength.” for ,'ulult participation in the pro­ General Life Insurance Co. W nC—lOSO Radio Lane WHAY—NIU Watcb uill be Paule'te Croteau, age 11. Award^ Scfanlarshl|Hi gram. McGinnis sqid he wants to tear Morjorit Rogers tPDRC-Cal Kolby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mr. Leaaard attended Manches­ (1o\qn Union Station in thia citv WGTH—Wild BUI Blckok Deaths Last Night OFFICE OF Harrison Keller, president of the ter schools and is employed by his U:U- Crotead of 11 Rosemary Place; New England Conservatory of becau.se it is in the wrong place WHAT—Ball of RMords WHAY—Nit. Watcb Charlene Carson, age 10, daughter DR.ALLEN CASH SALE Music, has announced that George father as a cs'i'penter. and ia obsolete. WCCC—RMord Rmra. wnc—Starllrtt Sertnad. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hartford Girl Dies No definite date has been set McGinnis also said be was go­ anCKB—Baseball Matlne. WDRC—Cal1 KolbyKor of Mr. and Mrs, Charles Carson, Collins of Sullivan Ave., has been wnC—lOK Radio Lane Naw York— Edward Klauber, 52 Wells St.; Beverly Burger, age THURS.. FRIDAY. SATURDAY awarded a scholarship for the year for the wedding. ing to ask all of the railroad s { WDRC—Maaay. TUtee 67, for more than 10 years one of LEVENTHAL employes to help the road press WGTH—WUd BUI Rlckok 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How­ at the New England Conservatory In Waterford Crash ASK FREE TB CARE the top executives of the Columbia ard Burger, 109 Spruce St.; Of Music for 1954-1955, for legislation that would give Broadcasting System, former New WILL BE CLOSED rence Memorial Hospital in New railroads the .same rights given OF OUR W B A T -R m New Haven. Sept 24 Of)—The Georgeanne McCaughey, age 11, Elizabeth .Malneck London. WOCO—Good Bawlns, Oood Uuale Tuberculosis and Health Aaan. of Yorit newspaper and advertising daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George FOR THE WEEKEND Mrs. Elizabeth Malneck, 77, ■Waterford, Sept. 24 (JP}—A 17- tnickers and shipping lines. WKKB-Newa; Scotm New Hs'ven area Inc., has asked man tuid associate director of the Dr; Robert Henkle. medical ex­ He said he wants legislation w n C —Neva McCapghey, 382 E. Center St.; year-old girl was killed early to­ aminer, said Miss Hslllsev ap­ WDRC—Nowa all three candidates for j^vemor U.8. Office of War Information Richard Gingras, age 9. son of Mr. OF SEPT. 25th day when a car driven by her sif­ that would give him "the right to WGTH—K m to work for the aboUUon of com­ 1943-45. Bom in Louisville. Died ter apparently lurched out of con­ parently died instantly from a make contract for tonnage" and d:U- and Mrs. Omer Gingras of 108 RANGE skull fracture and lacerations of FORMFIT pulsory payments for patients in Thursday. would take from the railroads the WBAT—SporU SpotUiht Bolton St.'; and the team of 'Vir­ 1 5 % O ff trol on Route 85 early today and the brain. WCCO—Good Caenlnc, Good Hnate State tuberculoaia santatorta. In Cincinnati — Albert A. Aimen- : overturned at the .roadside. ceiling of commodity clause. WKKB—Music letters to the candidates the as­ berg, 57, operator of the Middle- State Police identified the dead w n c —StrlctlT Sport. On AH Intorlor and Extmior FUEL OIL WDRC—I------Bellea. sociation said compulsory pay­ town, Ohio, News Agency, and -girl as Nanette Halltsey of Hart- WGTH—Patti ments completely ignore the wel­ widely known in the business' of GASOLINE I lord. They said her sister, Mrs. fare of the people. The letters ad­ ‘circulating magazines and other // I June H. Johnson. 21, of 242 Free- WHAT—Supper Serenade dressed to Gov. Lodge, (R), A. A. publications. Died Thuisdsy.- I man St., Hartford, was injured Fall Forum WCCC—Good Saadns Oood MoMo WKKB—Plke'a Platter Party Ribicoff, (D) and Jasper McLwvy Miami, Fla. — Theodore Leipold, seriously. w n c —KmU Cote 60, retired commercial artist who j WDRC—Got Lombardo (Soc) aaserted that "compulsory BANTLY OIL Sgt. Roy -Goodale reported the WOTH-Bm Bton payment la a silent partner to the moved to Miami in 1935 after an Paper Collection automobile was traveling from Somt Bridos t:«S— genna which spread tuberculosis.” art career In New York, Chicago lOMPWV, INC. ! New London toward Hartford WHAT-^pper Sertnad. and Cincinnati. Died Thursday. , when it left one side of the road like Marquise WCCC—Good Baenlnc Oood MuMe Ml M \ i\ ■—The TEL ROCKVILLE 5-2177 BRA shown above chased a gambling tax stamp Connecticut Building Congress at MONDAY, SEPT 27 rthe car as it rolled over. . . WHAY—K.wa: Suppw Sohaad. its annuli meeting here last night I Her sister was taken to I.*w- w n c —Rom MiUm month after he had gone into busi­ Now b Hm tim* fo REPLACE or COMPLETE JLINE OF . . som e like This Life Bra of n.vlon taffeta WDRC—Tenn. B m l. ness failed to win him dismissal of elected Henry A. Pfisterer as We repeat—If you do not put out more paper, rags, etc., WGTH—Fulton LewlB tax evasion charges in U. S. Dis­ president. Pfisterer is a structural REPAIR RURNT-OUT SMOKE Emerold'Cut witli la.stex back and .self 1 :U — we will be forced to discontinue collections. COPPER TURING and HTTINGS WHAT—Supper Sneaad. trict Court hers yesterday. Michael engineer and associate professor of PIPE. Wn hoy* nvnfything you straps in cups A, B, C. Sizes w n c —Rom Mllln- Ferro of Hartford advanced the architecture at Yale. He succeeda 32 to 38 is only WDRC—Tenn. Ernie PIPE THREADING and CUTTINOi ^ WGTH—J. Taadereook plea but Judge J. Joseph Smith ■Victor A. Frid of Hartford who ruled that the law specifically helped organize the group and $2.S0 ‘w h a t —Supper Screoada states that the stamp must b« served as its president for the past w n c —Kewe of World and others prefer WDRC—Chorallere ” bouglit befors business is started. two years. WGTH—G. Beatter Round t:«»- BARREH PLUMBIHG SUPPLY CO. KEMPS G IR D LE shown above WHAT—SupM r Serenada Which figure type are you? w nc—One M u's FamUa Brilliont-cut. . WDRC—E. R. Murrow 331 BROAD STREET f TELEPHONE Ml.9.1504 INC. Full hip Life girdle of n.vlon ^ WGTH—to the Mood FURNITURE taffeta and nylon leno ela.stic SEE famous Formfit garments. * WHAY-Sonk Tim. 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x ‘ 6 E ^J X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING-^HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 PAOESEVEN^ been harberliif theee nine years a miner headline again for us be­ very gratifying to us that they ox'er the fact, that we selected cause It ie getting quite a few D roodles Open Forum found our choice of six candidates them to be targets for our first headllnee,' Burnrisingty enough, be­ for the Board of Directors of such Eupnitt^ ypraib . By ROtlER PRICE high caliber that they gave ua Registrations atomic bomb. We have somehow hind the Iron curtain. The report Job Still To Re Done their whole hearted support in the PUBUBHi£U BY TUB ie that-, newspapers in the Com­ |ir.pAi.n ig»»tfTiwn___ CO. — INa expected them to forget this; they To the Editor, recent primary. 13 (>lrMt have merely pretended to forget it. munist-controlled countries being ^Now that the primaries are over It is only through all of these Manchw t i r Conn helped by the President's offer ere aiiTd we have reached the half way channels -that., we recognise and THOMAS E n iR O U S O N , Now It is out In the opep. mark of our goal, we must not WALTER ft. ' LRGUBON devoting surprisingly large stories appreciate the full value of the Pubiisilprt And some elemimts in Japan overlook the fact that the second strength which unity brings. Eouadad Oct3t>er t. .IM l to the distribution of this Ameri­ Flora B. Johnson don't rare how they exploit it. For half is the mo.st important and by The Republican .Town Commit­ PubUMiad .\ETcry Cventnc Execrt a time, for instance, Japan's com­ can aid. far the most difficult to achieve. tee will be pleased to have all in­ Sundays and llolUlayf Bnttrtd at ta* Each voter In town is fully GENERAL ELECTRIC This is good news because it is terested Republlcane apply for Poat OitiM at Mancnciter Conn., aa plaint was that the United States aware' of the importance of hi's S « e ^ Claaa MaU Matter. was too hard-boiled al>out the in­ certainly a tel’-tale Indication of membership. vote and should realize the respon­ There is still much worjt to be SUBSCRIPTION RATES cident, and should have been ex­ Communist propaganda strategy sibility which is his in the forth­ Payable In Advanca done. Won't you Join us snd help School °< Dancing One Year tit 50 pressing its regret rather than at the moment. When the Preel- coming elections. It depends upon to maintain the true G.O.P. tradi­ Six Months •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaao 7.7t trying to buy its way clear Of re­ dent first made his offer—the you, the individual voter, and the tion? BOLTON COMMUNITY HALL aaaaahaaasaaahoaas EM hraa Months interest you take in town gover'h- Very Sincerely, . S >ne1 Month •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, Lf* sponsibility for the incident by of­ kind of offer j^merica has always ment, whether or not our efforts Ttlcphon* Ml*9>1331i Weakly . .. saataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa** fering $1,000,000 compensation to made when it was not obstructed Hazel K, Finlay Sincla Copy In the primary shall be rewarded Vice Chairman ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAOGHT MEMBER OS Japan for the victims of the acci­ by cold war strategies—he Was b>’ a complete victory on Oct. 4. Republican Town THE ASSOCIArED PRESS dental radiation. i., breaking the atmosphere of the Fish's Eye View of Marilyn Our work is still going on. There Committee B ollroem cIm m s for foono^ors and odulfi The Asaociatad Press la excluslraly Monroe on a Diving Board” is no time for us to become com­ \ ' ontlUsd to the uaa of republlcatlon of Now at last, now that one of the cold war. There seemed little pros­ If Droodles had a weakness, it placent because of our recent suc­ CLASSES START MONDAY. SEPT. 27 ^ 1 nows dispatches craditad to It; or fisherm^_jj| dead, our ambassa­ pect that the Qpmmunists would, North Aifsrica has about 225 not otherwise credited in this paper was that not enough ot them had cess. We shall not rest until after million people. . and also the local oea-a published here. the state elections on Nov.’ 2! All riynts of republlcatlon ot special dor has expressed "extreme sor­ in turn, behave In a civilized man­ Marilyn Monroe in them. This dispatches herein are also rsserred. row and reg^ret at this most tin- ner by accepting hie offer. problem is now solved and this The combined efforts of many Dnxidle shows a little known as­ new families in Manchestcc.^as weil S\ill scrnee client of N. E A happy event." But some of the But then, one by one, the satel­ - Ic*. Inc. pect of Miss M. People are always ss those to whom Manchester pol­ -x A Girl's Best Friend Is Her Publishers RepresentatlTea: same Japanese elements which lite. countries accepted the Presi­ taking pict.'.res of her-face, beauti­ itics is an old etory have helped I Julius Mathews Special Agen» — New once assailed our offer of compen- dent's offer. ful hair. etc. etc. etc. They never our organizational facilities work . York, Chjcafo.Chicago. Detroit and BoMon. MEiMBER. AUDIT BUREAU OP sktion are now busy contending Then the cynical, guess was stop to think that her toes are the with smoothness and accuracy. . cmcuLAnoNB. most important part! Without These are the people whose work X that $1,000,000 is not enough, and that, although they accepted the toes she wouldn't he able to get has been indispensable to us, yet The HeraldJ Printing Company, lac., that the amount really ought to be offer, they would still try to sabo­ assumes no financial respooslbliity lor around and would have to spend they go unsung, unnoticed, ad un­ typoaraphtcal errors■ “»rs appsanr~appeanns In ad- $10,000,000. tage any propaganda good Ameri­ all of her time sitting down (a publicized. doing their stint in the v ' ' ' Tertisemants and other readiureadli raattar The only thing cons.'stent about terrible thought). The toes are unglamorous job of campaigning. Don't settle—s. ^ In Tha Manchasttr Erenlnc Herald. ca might get out ofit. And now the also useful for keeping a grip on V.' the Japanese attitude, tMn, is To these people we are deeply In­ Display adrertlalng closmg hours: 8urpri.sing news is that the Com­ the floor while getting kissed debted. . For Monday—1 p. m. Friday. that it is anti-American, against munists themselves are giving the (from a male point of view this ,The Citizens Committee has. I] * For Tuesday—1 p. n* Monday. us if we do or don't. might be considered a disadvan­ for half... ^ r Wedneaday-1 p. m. Tuesday. arrival and distribution of our believe, been duly thanked. It- ts | For Thursdai'—1 p. m. Wednesday. We, meanwhile, are shocked tage) and are cute decorations on For Friday—1 p. m. Thursday. ' gifts handsome publicity spreads the end of the feet. They certainly, For Saturday—1 p. m. Friday — that there should be so much in their own newspapers. Classified- - - deai - gfin.• : 10:30 a _m. each___ look better there than fingers. Or ; day of publication except Saturday — Japanese emotion over an accident What this means, of course, is brussels sprduts. . • A m. we didn't intend. But we might as that the Communists are working fluggtd Sfwers DIAM O N D JUBILEE ELEaRIC RANGE Friday, Sept. 24 well face It; this in for Hiroshima hard at the business of trying to NO DOG’S LIFE and Nagasaki mors than It is for Grand Rapids, Mich. — AND seem civilized people, capable of "Buster" the Dalmatian dog who What Needs Reappraisal this particular fisherman. This is t accepting help from others, cap­ tried out as mascot with the fire SepiiiD Tanks The encouraifinjr news from the long, postponed reaction to the able of seeming grateful, and wilt- department alts forlornly in the e Washinirlon. almost too optimistic fact that a group of high Ameri­ ling to help break doix-n the cold humane society shelter, a rictlm Maehins Gleaned can officials sat down in Wash­ of technological unemployment. f to be believed, is that Secretary of war atmosphere In the world. And It isn't Buster's fault. Firemen Septic Tanks. Drain t State Dulles is iroins to the forth- ington, back in IMd, and reached we should say that the harder they said he qualified for the job. He Fields, Dry Wells and r coming London conference in a the decision to obliteiate the work at this the better. even hopped up onto the .seat of Sewer Lines Installed j new mood. He is, according to ra- civilian population of two Japa­ the aerial ladder truck when the and Repaired. nese cities. It is reaction to the fire bell rang. ^ pert, going to leave his whip and But then firemen looked around i •' Jiis lash behind, and go to London suspicion that they would have them. The environment w asn't! Wm.F. r. as a reasonable chcracter who had more trouble making their de­ A Thought for Today right for Buster. Brick and pave- ! ment completely surrounded the j GENERAL . wants to listen to what other peo- cision if the cities suggested for ELECTRIC target had been German, or doxx'ntowTi station. "Not even a ! Steele & Son Z pie have to say and consider what How Much I Owe place to bury a bone," they said | r they think and, if he takes any Italian. It is reaction to the fact When this passing world is done, 683 VERNON ST. When has sunk yon glowing sun. as they bid Bu.ster goodby. i role, take that of statesmanlike that we conduct our atomic tests When we stand with Christ In Td. MI-9.0531 or compromiser. ✓ In a spot where;->if there is an ac­ Glory. The first perrnanent settlement Ml.9.7842 —I cident, it will fall upon peop e who Looking o'er life's finished story. In the state of Washington was This is good hews, if true, but a Ft. Vancouver, built in 1825. little late. For, looking backward, do hot 'tave white skins. Then, -Lord, shall I fully know— get firmness one can guess that it there had Jione ot these pest decision, of Not til then — how much I owe. been something of this mood in ours can now be undone. And we When I stand before the throne. Americen diplomacy during the have to take back a certain por­ Dressed in beauty not my own, plus comfort in ah Ul-fated days when Dean Acheson tion of ihe whirlwind we have When“ I see Thee as Thou art. sowed. That cannot be avoided. Love Thee with unsinning heart, and Mr. Dulles followed the policy Then. Lord, shall I fully know of trying to shove EDC down For • the future, it is important Ndt til tl then ■ how much I owe. Hobby gifts are sure French throats whether they that We acquire the power and wanted it or not, there need never take the time to deliberate, so When the praise of Heaven I hear, a ekfiaustively that we may Loud as thimder to the ear, Extra-Firm Beautyrest! have been the present diplomatic Loud as rnkny waters' noise. ; ® to please emergcni-y In Europe. If we had glimpse, occasionally, the way in Sweet as harp's melodious voice, |a Come to Watkins for your Extra-Firm Beautyrest. See how the ex­ not presrcd sd, hard for something which policies and decisions vehlch Then. Lord, shall I fully know — |B Not til then how much I owe. 1 The unusual hobby gifts found here always make clusive individually-pocketed coils of a Beautyrest provide firm health­ which WRS impossible, and pressed seem natural to us m -y seem to ful, levelized support for proper rela.xation and comfort. The 10-ycar others wbo live in the sams world. a hit.'* Whether it’s a youngster’.s birthday or an go hard for Ifwe denied that theie Even on earth, a.s through a glass Guarantee brings the‘cost to IhSs^than 2o a night! Choo.se a Beauty- - could be any alternative, then We Darklj’, let Thy glory pass; oldster’s convalescence, you will want to select rest Box Spring to match; both at the same price S69.50 each. might not have provoked the Defended, Or Tricked? Make forgivene.ss feel so sweet; something-to-be-remembered at HOBBY SHOPPE. ” present crisis. Make Thy Spirit's help so meet; Once again,agton. as so often In these We did so press, and the present Even on earth. Lord, make me times,' the undemocratic means toow STAMPS AND COINS • CRAFTS : crisis has been created, and the has been invoked tgabist the pre­ Something of hor*’ much I owe. : worst thing about it is that it does sumed enemy.of demociary. — Robert M. McCheyne. MODEL PLANES • HOBBY KITS not seem solvable. It is iinot Sponsored by The "Manchester Preeidenl Ibai\ez in Chi^e inf Council of Churches. solvable because everybody is still vokes martial law "because bf the PAINTING SETS • HOBBY TOOLS ■ tr>ing to ijo the wrong thing, vvith dangcr'of a movement aimed at ■ the wTong approach. destroying our democratic way of The substitutes proposctl for life." EDC are just as dead-end, just as. That movement is, of course, the PAINT unsound in reality, gs was EDC it­ Communist movement. Incidental­ self. Everybody is still pressing to ly, the Communist patty is of­ SPECIAL! _ do the wrong thing fiyst, even ficially outlawed in Chile. But the ■ though the wamingx7 I y - . v; a : A /'V •;V V \' I \ :V.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 . PAGGNINB 2B EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1954 •4a------l^harged with arson and additional got caught in a robbery os a Bolton Police Nab Father charge of burning insured proper­ E^-Convicts Killed juvenile. Uh’k SMrab (5) Viet Nam Gets 32 Dead in Blast ly has been placed a f a i n a t The detectives said the flrst Third Democrat Joins TERMS « LOW Who Took Sons Nickolau. By pQlice Bullets break in the case came last Mon­ Of NATO Jet fuel Methodist Church Will Have Praviously arrested were Glen day-when they learned Kanakes irfish Chemical May Give New Cabinet; Maurizio, 22, of Park Ave., Ken­ had bought a new car and brought Depby, Sept. 24 (^)—Factory sington; and Michael Lorenzo, 18. Chicago, Sept, 24 (JP>—Two gun- it into a West Side automobile In Accusing Governor (OeoHsuei tram FRgs Om ) AMESITE DRIVES Indian as Guest Preacher worker Joseph Tyburski, 36, who of Meriden. Both have been bound qUiejic ex-convicts, 1 snared in a agency for a checkup. They figured BEST PRIG over to the New Haven Supsrioi'’ TCiue on Way to Halt Cancer Rioting Feared TO keep the Mast sway from No Monejr Down • 36 Months left his job yesterday and disap- police trap, were killed in a bullet- he would have to turn up at the IN OR OUT OF TOWN ON (Ccfittoaed tn m Fisc* Oao) tribute to the support of schools,’’ Bolton. Sept. 24 (Special— Rev. peared with his two small sons^ (Jourt on charges of arson. Accord­ thick gun fight yesterday. agency again, and set up the trap, he said. other tanks, the 1,000 frantic to Pay • Pavinf # Driveways ing to the State Fire Marshal's putting policemen in three trucks « I tn m P«c* OM) regular exercising is -now being (Oeettoeed from Page One) K. C. Matthews, of Travancore was in police custody”today. Cornered at a West Side garage, utged by some medical and other cause of the fact it is non­ Biblcoff oa 'iV French, German and American fire • Parkinf Areaa To Give Sermon Tyburski was captured in his Office at least three more arrests (Jhrla Kanakes. 35, and Spiro De- in ap alley near the agency’s experts as a key to longer youth- partisan group. Lodge's opponent. Democrat fighters pumped 800,000 gakons Province, South India will be guest own neighborhood early today six are expected in' connection with mitralis, 31, both of Chicago and garage,^ AUTOMATIC I 0 t Dr. HaOliruim’a re«aretoe» — Gen. Phoung. the Cao Dalrt com­ Abraham -v. Ribicoff, was cam­ the case. : to iMm wliat klfld of encine U fulness and longevity. mander. Both sects are strongly Tedesco and Dempaey, both of fuel from nearby tanks into the MANCHESTER preaclfer at UnitedUtotec Methodist hours after he had returned the wanted in half a dozen robberies, Certainly the key to numerous anti-Commtmist and wield large paigning on television in New Nlms and Sauer nvers. Church Sunday,ly. 'Ibis'njla will be )he boys, Joseph, Jr., 5, and Stephen, The Fire Marshal's Office said tried to shoot their way free. . : tho Uriag coU. members of the council, made the Haven, proposing a state agency Mltdwl 9-S224 the scheme'worked in this ikay; puzzles of life, health and disease influence among part of the South The blast occurred during a fire flrst of three occasions on which 3, to their home and disappeared a But -armed police hiding in WASHERS, DRYERS ; Tho InUrtor of o cell U fluid, He within the microscopic engine! Vietnamese people. charge against the Governor Tues­ coordinating committee to help fighting demonstration watched by second time. The youths first stole and trucks and stationed nearby open­ MAYTAG, HOTPOINT, BLACKSTONE, ABC-d-MATIC of the living cell. There could come day night Lodge replied in atrotig- entice new industry to Connecti­ French officlala and Gennan em­ For tlio lost hi Drhrswoy CoMfroetton—C o l The -Rev. Mr. Matthews wilt be The search for Tyburski began burned a car as a sort of test. ed fire with machinegu'ns, revolvers 5IGN • Made of protoplaam. Studying cell There were 11 new cabinet mem­ cut. They then burned' Msurizio's car incalculable dividends—soon or bers named. They came into office ly-worded telegrams Tuesday “the ployes at ths fuel depot. German guest of the local church this year. shortly before noon yesterday and shotguns. ' dteiaion or splitting into new late—from the scientific curiosity Ribicoff said hii committee federal police, joining French when Mrs. Tyburski reported that with Lorenzo acting as the Detectives Larry Schupalsky Advertising t cells, Dr. Hellbrunn finds that a as American-made Ajmy trjcka charge is a lie.” The governor also He is a member of the' Mar- "torch” after receiving 850 jor the to learn how it works. rumbled into the towwft.1th some would be "made up of the heads security agents in an investiga­ THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. ' Thoma (Jhurch in India, an ancient her husband had locked her out of and Bryan Connolly, who had been DISHWASHERS ‘ first step Is for the cell to start demanded they meet him face-to- of all state departments which tion. said the “poesihUlty of sabo­ the house and had driven off in his job. According to the Fire Mar­ trying to track down the men for ED'S SIGN CO. 1 Clnttiwg or gelUng for a tline. of the 20,000 Cso D*iet> Army face and document their charge. have informatioij, or services of Christian Cburch which traces its shal’s Office Lorenzo next burned HOTPOINT, KITCHEN AID, AMERICAN • The clotting Is a p p a r e n t l y troeps. tage''’ would be explorad throughly. origin back to the first century 1953 ivory and red colored two- several months, said when they MlfchoM 3-8268 Tedesco and Dempaey quickly importance to new business enter­ French Army cn^eers and Ger­ door sedan with the two boys. Nlckolau’a car for a fee of 820. told the men to surrender, Kanakes I caused by the release of calcium Terrorists .Active replied they would attend the and, accoi'dlng to tradition, was Nickolau later collected 8925 in prises. *’■ man police ringed the burped out founded by the Apostle Thomas. Mrs. Tyburski told police she pulled a gun and fired one shot ■ Into the cell. This calcliun is nor- Local Stocks It was a grave situation. Gren­ ' meeting and last night sent their “Your •'fSvemor will act as tank, today. ' insurance. wildly. He began running,. Demit- RANGE5, REFRIGERATOR5 • mally bo- nd up in the cortex or ades and violence by terrorists, in-i official acceptances of the invita­ chairman of this committee, which' The Rev. Mr, Matthews was a feared for the safety of the chil­ ALL LATEST UP TO DATE MERCHANDISE eluding th4 still active Communist- It was the second worst explo­ testher for seven years at a dren because her husband had ralls tailing after him. That’s when ' outer ring structure of the ceU. <|oa

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bringing with them - the cleaning wtfli failure to carry his opera­ Vendetta, 28. 40 Englewood Dr.; Coventry done St an audience s weak agOf t'-- utensils which they will use to Twenty Ai^estcd^ tor’s license and automobile regis­ Jerome Melrose, 24, Lynwood lim ply Kai ic Wahts Pen-Pals Scientists Hear to being tired. mop. clean the wood work and tration as well aa speeding. Drive, Rockville; John J. Sullivan. MIRRORS...... A U T O GLASS Sources at the Vatican said the windows and floors. Other Ferguson am ats oh 62, South Coventry; and .Donald fact the Pope delivered a speech of A bag lunch will be brought by By Radar Patrol MORIARTY BROTH speeding charges were Leslie Ehr­ Morrissette, 31, Mansfield. '• Local Pen-Pals Riequested Pope Speak on such length and then remained to ■i 'Local Sharpshooters Win each worker with coffee furnished Olga True. 34, Andrver, who Wiijl FURNirum* TOPS talk with hla viaitors seemed to HAS FOK SALE > .* by'the Rev. Edwin A. Bi-ooks. lich, 44, Hartford; Richard Tiacho- A radar net resulted in 20 ar­ fer, 38, East Hartford; and Ed­ stepped by Patrolman Oookd to be Hdicste that he is feeling more, Tonight at 7 o’clock workers rests—19 of them for speeding— given a warning, waa arrested on rested, '- At State Guard Rifle Match of the church who cannot attend ward S. Hrubiec, 35, Kenkington. - j For Korean War Orphan Human Yahies and 100 warnings yesterday after­ Patrolman John Turner made a charge of failure to carry an * BEAUTIBIL1151 PONTIAC F0UR-B00l|. the Field Day will gather at the operator's license. . church to start the clean-up pro-< noon in the vicinity of W. Middle the following arresU; Carlton M. Osstel Gandolfo, Italy, Sept. 24 DROWNS TRYING FOR BOAT Tu-toae gfejr. 0*e awaer’ear. Dnol-raage kydramatle, wffia. president of the 'iocal branch of J. A. WHITE Coventry, Sept. 24 (Special)—A. RockvlUe. S«|)t. 24 < gram. Turnpike and , Tower Road, the Pratt, 47, Torrlngton: Russell Phillips property on Main Street (Ah—Despite his doctor's advice to er, seat eovers. Haa ha4 oxcelleat care. We isrumaswifl Hili Oa Th« rlfU Umin o< the eecohd bat- the Connecticut Bank and Trust The seicttmen of the town of -SUnn, 44, RFO 2, Doyle Road, FEET NOT BIO good will project in the' Will take place at 3 p. m. at the Saybrpok, Sept. 24 OPV—A 42- Laze 8 higMy. U yoa’re hteUag tor REAL ralae— C liL O K rtene Aug. 26 of Manchest»"’s'’ato- Richmond, Va. (F)— The skating rest, 'Popt Pius XII delivered a 15- year-old Lyme boat yard owner UUon, IMth Infantry fteciment Co. will observe his.2Stb anniver­ Vernon. Herbert I. Pagani, Frank­ Rockville; Marjorie B. Heftron, 40, form of obtaining pen-pals fot> an property. Church School will be­ TWa ia yeur eag! ...... Price sary with the banking institution lin G. We,lles and'' Ekigar H. Wil­ nnd fatal accident.. Of the warn­ rink attendant asked Johan-Her- G LA S S CO. gin Oct. 3. Further details jvlll be minute address today to members drowned he’-# yesterday while haa been declared the winner bf ings given during the six hours Hastford: Gerald A. Larlvlere, 34, ^’adopted" Korean War orphan is tomorrow. He Joined the main of­ son. together with Town Clerk Willimantic; Lloyd B. Brink. 32, man Bartellnk what size shoe he announced aoop In the column.- of a world scientific congress. swimming, after a boat that had the SUM Rifle Match held Sunday the net was set. 40 were written wore when Bartellnk asked for 24 BIRCH ST. being spohsored by Mrs. Walter drifted away. William Reynolds fice aa messenger in Hartford Kei'win A^ Elliott, will be in ses­ Coventry; and Mrs. Ruth Pfen­ Sunday Masses in St. Mary’s In a firm voice, he cautioned LIBERAL TRADE-IN POLICY—EASY YMMS » t IMat Haven. Sept. 25, 1929 and was advanced sion tomorrow morning- from 9 and 60 were verbal. skates. Tel. MI 9-7322 8. Keller. Mrs. Keller is project Church will be at 7:30, 9:30 and w^s working on another boat Thd.se arrested by Patrolman ning, 31, 868 Tolland Tpke. delegates to the 42-nstion Geo­ The team waa made up of elx through various commercial de­ to 12 noon to„make ,^ypters. Addi­ “A 41 or 42,” he told the startled chalnnan for the Fragment 10:30 s.-m.; in St. Joseph's Church when he noticed the drifting boat. men, three of whom are from Oom- Waite.’ Ferguson were Robert E. John K. Pringle, 38. Columbia; attendant. **We Can’ t Hide Behind and in Eagleville at 8:30 a. m. Sun­ physics Conferenc* that “ the sci- He plunged into,the water when partments, becoming chief clerk tional sessions are planned for and Louis SarcHela. 29. 183. Eldridge clety of the Second Congregational M ny K, oI thla city. They are; in' 1944 and assistant treasurer In Oct. 2 and 9. Harney. 34. 536 W. Middle Tpke.; While American companions Our Product” day School will begin Oct. 3 with sntlst may not be worthy of such he attempted to board it. He ST/Stt. Richard Dunn. Company 1946. Fred W. Trevithick, Jr.. 25. Mid­ St., were arrfested by Patrolman laughed it was determlp^ that Church. She is in charge of the a bus starting that day to pick drowned while swimming 75 yards Vaiere Maiiiville. a nsm* if he does not elevate him­ K., Pvt. tiouie iCha*not. Company He was transferred to the local All Talrnltville and Vernon news dletown; Judith Conaughty, 22, 44 Bartellnk didn’t have big feet—a arrangements by which the socle- up children around the lake. to shore. E.. Pvt. (WlWana Schwarz, Com- Those arrested by Patrolman size 7’i was the equivalent of a 41 self above technical problems.” office in 1947 and promoted to as­ items are now handled through Jarvis Rd.; and Frank T. Coburn. -ty “adopted” 12-ycar. old Kang St. Mary's Junior CYO will meet my K., all of'^RochvUle; S.F.C sistant vice president in 1950, be­ The Manchester Evening Herald 57, 95 W. Middle Tpke., charged William Cooke were Francis P. or 42 in hla native Holland. Hak Koo last March. Kang Hak Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the churbh Olves Third Audience PlM for a GlariMt Spriufi Caurice Devtlle, Headquarters Advertise in The Herald**—It Pays hall. ..., Tt was ths Pope's third audience coming manager in July o f that Rork\ille bureau located at One Koo is in the orphanage in Oompany. aecond battalion. Hart- Softball Cianie 8ft in three dsys^ and the longest year. Thompson is a director of Market Street, telephone Rock­ Kumsam-Goon ChoUa-Pukdo, Ko­ toid; Cpl. Stanley Mylek and Sgt. the People's Savings Bank, -the ville 5-S1S6. The benefit softball game Sun­ spsoch he hr* given since he be­ Antonio Rodriguez, also of the rea. gan atiffering from a minor ail­ Chamber of Commerce, a tnistee Mrs, Keller requests all children day at 2:30 p. ni. will be played at MOW' HeadquarUrs Company, second of the George Sylces Manual the Plains Athletic Field between ment a week ago. Lost Sunday he ^ 9 battalion of Hartford. Interested, especially those . in canceled ah address scheduled to Training school and past president Law Group Urges grades seven and eight or over, to the South Coventry firemen and THE BEST Ib e high individual acorer on of the Ezchange Club. With his the Little League officials. Pro­ be given i man for Tolland County; Mrs. communication” the establishment | Effective September 26 background detaila and further the association. He said their work in “delving Robert J. KoUey of / Andover, Firehouse from 6 to 8 tonight to promote the project. Large Trlamph DouMo aad doaaa'Lines aad Grapa collect the tax which is due dur­ of such a code or canon of ethics. { Pupils assisting at the supper ever deeper into the secrets of Narrlsal. clatk. formerly of this city has been The resolution was adopted' Kang Hak Kou ia especially in­ matter” gives legitimate satisfac­ named chairman of the neighbor- ing September. 'This will be the terested in sports. included Richard Breault, Roger ALL NO. 1 BULBS IN SIZE AND QUALITY final session for the collector at against the recommendation of i Carpenter, Wayne . Usher, David tion. bood parties in ^ e county and the Bar's Board of Commissioners, | Church Activities "But (it is) deluding for him Mrs. UUian HolWay of Coventry the Firehouse, however taxes may The Rev. Dr. Eldon A. Rdmige, Frasier, Kenneth Jurgensen, Ricky . GLADIOU BOUQUETS FRESHLY CUT be paid through the remainder of which recommended that the sub- | who wraps himself up in this arena haa been named , ToUand County ject be handled by the Am erican; pastor of the Second Congrega­ Barth and Steven Nagy. Mrs. Al­ the month, either by mail or at bert J. Booth and Mrs. Robert and refuses to accept a vaster per­ chairman. / Bar Assn, on a national level. I M in. Fare 10)^— rThru Fare 20 f' tional Church, will use as his Sun­ spective.” he warned, adding; ■ LUI CROfS CHRYSANTHEMUMS ■hran^'^Offloera Elected . the collector’a office in the Bank The resolutidn said "the pre-’ i day topic "Our Standard of Meas Doggart, co-chairmen of the sup­ YOUR CHOICE FROM tHE FIELD Building. Elln Street. per, have expressed appreciation "For the human spirit, however Offlcara elected at the orgahi- sumption of innocence and other Urement” during the 11 a.m. ser­ much genius it may possess, re­ HIARING AIDS LARGE SHOWY PLANTS—8Sc ner meeting of the nhw Transferred Property , - rights of an accused, though deep-' vices. Sunday School la at 9:45 for cooperation. John F. and Sally Surtell of 41 mains under the supreme order of TIANSBTN-POlNKffi.. . sad Club last night at the ly rooted in the American tradi- 1 MANCHESTER TO HARTFORD s.m. a Divine Creator in all its attri­ -EVERGREENS- High St., have purchased the for­ tion of individual liberty, are 1 Msnehriito'^ Evening Herald OM TMV W-lATTRV... a*-B-baiHryl Excellent selection of extra h-American Social Club on Monday Hirough Friday, Incl. The 'Young People's Group will Kang Hak-koo, Korean War orphan “adopted” by the Coventry butes and activities.” mer PAC clubhouse on Village gradually being undermined in the meet Sunday at 7 p. m. in the C o V e n t r y^forrespondent. Mm. quality Evergreeaa — me­ j Street were: Carl Goehring, fSiarIrs I,. Utile, telephone Pil­ The audience, held at the Pope’s AS LOW AS S2M Pffi TUB sawst^ MttI nt; Martin Fagln, secretary Street, also known ns Paluska minds and attitudes of the Ameri­ Church Community House. The Fragment Society o f the. Second Congregational Church, poses rigidly dium and large size* Use AM. AM.' A.M. . A.M. AM. A.M. A.M. A .M .~ AM. AM. A.Wf. grim 2-6231. 'X summer residence here in the A product of Tito Dohiborg Kmneth Nelson, treasurer. Hall, from the Polish American can people by certain policies and group has just completed con­ for the camera at the South Korean o’.'phanage at Kumsam-Goon Arbor Vitae, Junipers aad S;45 8:15 6 :4 5 . 7:00 7:16 ^7:45 ~ BTOO SslA 8:46 9:16 9:46 Alban Hills, lasted 30 ihinutea Campeny. Minntopolic. Citizens Club, federal stamps on practices of many newspapers and Leave MANCHESTER CENTER structing a new section Ttere for Minn., hot na tonooitian Hemlocks, Laurel, Rhodo­ The meellhg was attended by 5:80 8:20 6:50 7:05 7:20 7:50 8:05. 8:20 8:60 9:20 9:50 BOYS START $10,1^., FIRE Cholla-Pukdo, Korea. Kang, according to Mrs. Walter S. Keller, Russian delegates to the Geo­ $125 ■ome 25 charter members. Other the deed totaling $7.70. other media of communication.” South Manchester Terminus their devotional services, the Rev. tortik oAv roodicol orgoAiio- dendrons, Azaleas, Flow­ The propvty is so restricted Hartford and Waddell Roads 5:53 6:53 ■ ■ 7:23 7:53 1 ■■■■ . 8:23 0:23 chairman of the local foster plan project, would like some pen-pals to physics Conference did not attend tion or itrvicoB of Bom« or k? ■ officers and members of the board Harold Norris of Detroit, one Dr. Ramige said this week. lirniior nomo. ering -Shrubs. that it can not be used as a club­ West Center and McKee Street* ■ .a... 6:24 ■ - 7:09 _ ■ 8:09 ■ 8:54 ■ ■ - 9:54 Hartford, Sept. 24 (Ah Children the audience. of directors elected will be an­ of the sponsors, said "the issue is Meeting leaders will be Janet correspond with on this side of the Pacific. Potted Perennials and house, meeting house or organiza- one of reconsiling the rights of Oak Street. East Hartford 5:59 6:29 6:59 7:14 7:29 7:59 8:14 8:20 8:68 9:29 9:59 playing with matches were said by After finishing' his speech, the • INDIVIPUALLY FIHED nounced at a later date. 10:00 Reynolds and Dwight Gordon. The Pontiff remained for 15 minutes Rock Garden Planto t|pn headquarters as long as the free press and of, fair trial.” Forbes Street 6:00 j8:S0 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8:15 8:30 9:00 9:30 oIBcers of the group will meet police today to have started a fire Elks Vote Ufe Membership 9:34 10:04 to speak individually with many J ijC )* FULLY GUARANTEED SOc—3 for 81.00 PAC Club continues to operate at Whitney Street 6:04 6:34 7:04 7:19 7:34 8:04 8:19 8:34 9:04 Monday at 8 pujn. at the Parson­ which caused $10,000 damage in a orphan in the city gets hLH!;ikE8TER CENTER 10:15 10:45 1l:IS 11:45 , 12:15 l2:45 ' 1:16 1:46 2:16 2:45 Ghilclhood Albums German Poat Moss Coming Events 10:20 10:50 11:50 12:20 12:50 1:20 1:60 . 2:20 2:50 8:20 V day at 2:30 p. m, in the Church matches, climbed to the roof of seeking a community service proj­ to those members who had held Tomorrow from 8 a ni. to 4 p.m. South Manchester Terminus 11 ;20 PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS Asgrow Grass Seed BAYLESS 10:23 . ' 11:23 — 12:23 ------. ' . 1:23 1 . 1. 2:23 ■ 8:28 Conupunlty Hqu.se to welcome the the garage and after lighting the ect, reasoned that the orphans continuous membership for that the Baptist Church will hold a Hartford and Waddell Roads STANLEY TOOLS period of time. Weat Center and McKee Streets 10:54 — 1l:.54 ■ 12:54 ------1:64 ■ II.W .1 2:64 1 Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ramige. matches had thrown them through Houston, Tex. (M—W-hen Hous­ otherwise would never have pic Field Day which will consist of a DIALER SERVICE a hole into the garage. Destroyed PERSONAL Life memberships were voted to Oak Street, East Hartford 10:20 10:59 11:29 11:59 12:20 12dl0 1:29 1:68 2:29 2:59 8:28 The Church Committee will meet ton orphans grow up'they will be turea if themselves. Using mltter- AND HARDWARE general cleaning of the interior of Wednesday at 8 pT hi. in the Par­ in the blaze was a funeral coach ials donated by local eupply the following; J. Arthur Drayton, CoH AD*3.1248 For Forbes Street 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 '3:00 8:30 able t ' pull out their family album WOODLAND GARDENS the church building. Members, “ Ethical Diaper Sendee” 8:84 sonage. and two empty caskets. The in­ houses, the photographers divide W. H. ENGLAND HEARIN6 SERVICE JOHN J. ZAPADKA PJl,R.. Lebbeus F. Bissell, Augus­ young and old, are urged to come. Whitney Street 10:34 11:04 11:34 12:04 l'.':34 1:04 1:84 2:04 2:34 3:04 tus M. Burke, Dr. John E. Flaher- STATE*^ AND MARKET STREETS 10:45 11:15 11:45 12:15 12:45 1:15 1:45 2:15 2:46 3:16 3:46 Services in the First Congrega­ terior of the garage was gutted. of childhood pictures, too. up the ■w’brk and each ChriHmaa LUMBER COMPANY Manchester, Ciinnecticut 188 WOODLAND ST.—PHONE MI-S-8474, MAHCHE8TEB The youngsters are in the custody I f ' ty. Richard M. Fisk, John .F. Mc­ P.M. P.M. P.M, P.M. P.M. P.M. PM. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. tional Church will be at 10:45 a. m. Thank.s to the Houstod Profes­ give three -prints of each orphan's Tel. 50-9-0244 Telephone MI-9-6281 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL DARK Cormick, Angus C.' Park. Luther Dedication services of the former of the juvenile autho|1},lei,___ sional Photographers Guild, every favorite pose to hiin. ^ 808 Main Street Leave 51ANCHESTER CENTER 3:45 4:05 4:15 4:30 4 :4 5 . 5:00 5:15 6:80 6:46 0:00 6:15 A, White, Frank G. Balkner. Oscar 3:50 4:50 5:20 6:50 - 6:20 C.'' Peterson, Charles E. Heintz, South Manchester Terminus 4:10 4:20 4:35 6:05 6:35 8:05 ■ ■■ ■ ' • ■ ‘ ■ -- ■1 1 1 1 1 PJIJI.. Frank li. Pinney,. Timothy Hartford and Waddell Roads 4:23 4:53 5:23 .6-53 9:23 3:54 . ■■■ ...... 8:09 . P . Holloran, Louis C. Dimock, West Center and McKee Streets 4:14 4:30 5:00 6:30 » Oak Street. East Hartford 3:59 4:19 4:29 4:44 4:59 >6:14 ■ 6:29 6:44 6:59 8:14 6:29 Maurice L. Spurling, Lawrence M. 1 Dilkm, James H. Robinson, Morris Forbes Street '4:00 4:20 4:30 4:45 6:00 5:15 5:30 6:46 6:00 8:16 6:30 HARTFORD TO MANCHESTER Broum, Porter Blinn, Jacob Cohen, Whitney Street 4:04 4:24 4:34 4:49 5:04 5:10 5:34 6:49 0:04 8:19 6:34 Saturdays V ■ Moward C. West. Erskine C. Kibbe, STATE AND 5IARKET STREETS 4:15 4:35 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 . ______iio o ■ ...... 8ll6. 8:30 -.8:45 PJ1.R., ^(dm P. Cameron, Fred W. P.M. P.M. P.M. ' P.M. P.M, P.M. P.M. P.M. PM. PM. PM.: HARTFORD A.M A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. . A.M. AM t Bradley, Fred L. Ertel, Harry C. W v c MANCHESTER CENTER 8:45 7:15 7:45 8:15 8:45 9:16 ' 9:45 lOiTT" 1 9 % ' 11:16 ll:4 5 Lv. s t a t e and MARKET STS. 8:16 6:46 7:30 8:00 8:20 3:40 9:00 ‘ 9:20 9:40 10:00 10:20 10:40 Dowding, John F. Dailey, Stephen South Manchester Terminus 6:50 7:20 7:50 8:30 8:50 9:20 - 0:50 10:20 10:60 11:20 11:50 Chiireh Corners 6:21 6:51 7:26 8:06 8:27 8:48 9:08 9:28 9:48 10:08 10:23 10:46 R. Doyle, William Poehnert, Ray­ UQUID SOUNDS » PAUL SMITH Hai^ord and Waddell Roads 7:23 - 8:23 ______0:23 - 10:23- -■ 11:23 ■ Whitne.v Street 6:26 6;.76 7:41 8:11 8:22 8;.>2 9:12 9:.22 9:52 10:18 10:33 10:.5S mond E. Hunt and Michael J. Cos­ West 'Center and McKee Streets 6:54 . ■ 1 7:54 ...... 8:.54 9:54 - 10:64 — 11:54 Forbes Street 6:20 7:00 7:45 8:1.5 8:26 8:57 9:17 9:27 9:57 10:17 10:87 10:67 grove. JAZZ IN HIGH HDELITY Oak Street, East Hartford 6:59 7:29 7:50 8:20 8:.19 9:20 9:59 10:20 10:59 11:29' 11:89 West-Center anil McKee Street* 7:05 ' 8:21 ■ 1 ■ . 9:02 1 1- 9:42 - - - 10:23 — 11:08 These Ufe memberships will be Hear ^ u s lo Before and After the Show at the Manchester Forbes Street •» 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 . „ 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 Hartford and Waddell Roads 6:36 _ 7:.70 ■ . 8:41 9:22 ______10:02 ■ 10:42 — - | _ y i MADI A [ J O M l presented to this group Oct. 14, Diive-ln. Whitney Street 7:04 7:.34 8:04 8:34 9:04 9:34 10:04 10:34 11:04 11:84 12:04 South Manchester Terminus 6:40 7:10 7:.75 8;'25 8:46 9:08 9:27 9:48 10:07 10:23 10:47 11:06 which is the date on which District STATE AND MARKET STREETS 7:15 7:45 8:15 8:45 9:15 0:45 10:15 10:45 11:16 11:43 12:15 Manchester Center 6:4.7 7:15 8:00 8:.20 8:.5l 9:12 9:.22 9:52 10:12 10:33 10:52 11:13 ' Deputy for Connecticut East, Aub­ ♦Via Cheney ^mtherz and M ucheztcr Modeg. HARTFORD A.M A.M. A.M. Noon P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. • P.M. P.M. rey Brown o f Norwich, will make Lv. STATE and .7IARKET STS. 11:00 11:20 11:40 12:00 12:20 12:40 1:00 1:20 1:40 8:00 2:40 his official visit to the local lodge. 2:20 Potterton's Church Corners 11:08 Il:2H 11:48 12:08 12:28 12:48 1;08 1:28 1:48 2:06 2:28 2:46 Marks 25th Anniversary HARTFORD TO-MANCHESTER Whitney Street 11:12 11:.22 11:.7.2 12:13 12;.22 Malcolm W. Thompson, vice 1.30 CENTER ST,— (Corner of Church) 12:.52 1:12 1:.22 1 :.1S .r 2:18 2:.8.1 2:53 Monday through Friday, Incl. Forbes Street 11:17 11:27 11:57 lf;17 12:37 12:.57 1:17 1:27 1:57 2:17 2:37 2:.57 West Center and McKee StreetSa 11:42 . i.i 12:22 ______1:03 1:43 - 2:23 - 3:03 h a r t f 6 r d A.M. AM. A.M. A.M. A.M. A..M. , a . m .7 AM. AM. AM. AM. A.M. Hartford and Waddell Roads 11:22 --- - 1 12:02 ~ , , ■ 12:42 . 1:22 — 2:02 — 2:42 - Lv. STATE and MARKET^ ST8. 6 :1 5 . 6:45 7:15 k;. 7:30 7:45 8:16 8:30 8:46 ( 8:16 8:46 10:16 '10:46 South Manchester Terminus 11:27 11:48 12:07 12:28 12:47 1:08 4:27 1:48 2:07 2:28 2:47 3:06 ^Church Comera Manehester O n ter 11:22 11:52 12:12 12:38 12,:.52 1:12 "’-il:S 2 1 :.52 2:12 2:33 2:52 8:13 V 6:21 6:51 7:21 ^ 7:.36 7:81 8:21 8:36 8:51 ' 9:21 9:81 10:21 10:61 VVhitney Htrret 6:26 6:56 7:26 7^ll 7:.16 8:28 8:41 8:56 9:26 8:58 10:26 10:56 HARTFORD P.M P.M. P.M. P.5I. P.SI. P.M. P3L P-M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. >rbcii Street ' 6:30 7:00 . 7:80 7:46 8:00 8:30 8’.45 OKW 8:86 10:00 10:30 IIHIO 2:00 2:20 3:40 4:00 4:20 ----- — Lv. STATE and MARKET STS. 4:40 5:00 5:20 5:40 6:00 6 : 1 3 6:30 Vtfut Center and McKee Streets 7:06 7:51 ■...... 8:51 ■ . II _»:S6 ■ 1 10:36 - 2:08 2:28 3:48 4:08 4:28 4:48 ■ — ■■■■ ■ - - - Church Corners i 6:08 6:28 5:48 6:08 6:22, 6:33 ford and Waddell Roads \6:.76 7:36 8:06 8:36 0:08 10:08 li:0 6 TVhltney Street 2:13 3:32 2:53 * 4:12 4:.22 •4:.53 5:22 6:13 South Maacheoter Termlnue 6:13 5:.2S 6:27 6:41 6i:41 7:11 - 7:41 7:56 8:11 ^ 8:41 8:56 8:11 8:41 18:11 10:41 11:11 Forbes Street 3:17 2:27 2:.77 4:17 4:.27 . 4)57 5:17 6:27 8:57 6:17 6:31 6:46 Mauchezter Center «:'45 7ll5 7:45 8:00 8:15 ® 8:46 8:00 8:15 8:45 10:16 10:46 11:16 West Center and McKee Streeta 3:43 ■ 4:28 _ \ 6:0$ — 5:43 - - , . 6:28 6:61 HARTFORD A.M.v A.M. P.M. P.M. PM. PM. P.M. P.M. P.M. PM. PM. P.M. Hartford and Waddell Roads 2:22 — 4:02 4:42 — 6:02 ■ - 6:36 ------Lv. S T A W and MARKET STS. 11:1.5 11:45 12:15 12:45 1:16 1746 2:15 2:46 B:lB * 8:46 -4:05 4:20 South Manehester Termijiiis 2:27 2:4R 4:07 4:28 4:47 6:08 6:27 6:48 6:07 6:27 6:41 6:56 Church Comem 11:21 11:51 12:21 12:51 1:21 1:61 2:21 2:51 8:21 8 dll ’ • 4:11 4:26 Manchester Center 3:22 2:53 4:12 4:22 ’ 4;.22 5:12 " 6:22 5:.52 6:12 6:32 6:46 7:00 Whitney. Street 11:26 11^56 12:26 12:56 1:26 1:56 2:28 . 2:68 8:28 8:88 t . 4:16 4:31 HARTFORD P.M P.M. P.M. P..2I. P.M. P.M. \ P.M. P.5I. P.5I. P.M. P.M. A..M. In the early fall a man hara made a $400 rtpair loan at the Forbea Street 11:30 12i00 • 12:80 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 8:30 4:00 4:20 4:35 Lv. STATE and MARKET STS. 6:46 7:15 7:45 8:15 8:46 0:16 ~ r ^ 9 :4 6 10:16 10:45 .1 1:15 " 11:46 We«t Center and McKee Street* 11:36 ' 12:36 - ■ . — 1 - 12:16 1:36 2:88 8:38 ■' 4:26 4:41 Church Comers 6:.7I 7:21 7:51 • 8:21 8:51 0:21 ^:51 10:21 10:51 11:21 11:51 12:2U First National Bank of Manchasfar to fix up his haatlng unit. Hartford and Waddell Roads ■ " ' 12:06 ...... 1:06 2:06 ■ 1 ■ 3:06 - 4:06 Whitney Street 6:.76 7:26 7:.76 i 8:26 8:.56 0:26 9k50 10:26 10:.26 11:26 11:56 . 12:26 South Manchester Termihti* 11:41 12:11 . 12:41 1:11 1:41 2:11 • 2:41 8:11 S:4U 4:31 4:11 4:46 Forbes Street 7:00 7:.20 . 8:00 ’ ,8:30 9:00 9:.20 10:00 10:.5O 11:60 11:30 12:00 12:.n0 Later he borrowed again to install, a downstairs bathroom. Manrhntter Center ')1:45 12:16 , 12:46 1:16 1:46 2:15 2:46 . 3:16 e a - — - for Weekend 8:46 4:16 4:36 4:.’i0 West Center and McKee Streets 7:.28 — -^8:26 1. ■ 9;.26 -1 10:.26 ■ 11:.26 12:06 12:.$6 HARTFORD P.M. P.M.- ' ' l».M. i - - ■ P.RI. P.M. PM. PM. PM. PM. PM, PM. ■ P.M.. Hartford and Waddell Roads 7:0.7 8:05 9:05 10:05 11:05 He had previously put in a driveway with a repair loan. In Carpenters - ■ Lv. STATE and MARKET STS. 4:36 4:45 6roo 5:16 6:80 8:45 8:00 8:08 8:16 6:30 6:46 7:15 South. Manehester Terminus 7:10 7:40 ■ 8:10 8:40 9:10 9:40 10:10 10:40 11:10 11:40 12:10 12:40 Church Comers 4:41 4:51 5:06 6:21 5:36 .^:SI 6:06 6:14 6:21 6:86 6:51 7:21 Manchester Center. 7:15 7:45 8:15 . 8:45 9:15 9:4.5' 10:16 • 10:46 11:15 11:45 12:16 12:46 -V Whitney Street / ' 4:46 4:56 5:41 fact, with the help of modernization loans from year to year 6:11 5:26 6:.56 6:11 6:19 8:26 6:41 6’..56 7:26 « Forbes Street / . 4:60 5:00. 6:15 5:30 6:45 6:00 6:16 6:23 8:30 6:46 7:00 7:.30 MANCHESTER TO HARTFORD " West Center and McKee Stract* - 4:56 —" ' 5:21 ■ 5:61 -.■■■ ■■ 6:21 6:29 - 6:51 7:.36 X he had made his home attractive'and livable. Hartford and Waddell Roads ^ ■ ' 5:06 ■ ■ ■ 6:36 — ii.' 0:06 ... .1 . 8:38 7:06 Sundays and Holidays South Manchester Terminus 5:01 6:11 • 6:26 6:41 ^ 6:86 6:11 6:26 ’ 6:.34 ’ 6:41 6:56 7:11 / 7:41 A.M. A.M. A.M. A.»f. P..M. P. 5 I.V P.RI. P.Mi P.M. P.M. P.3f. P.M. Manchester Center 5:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 6:00 6:16 6:30 6:38 6:45 7':00 ~ 7:15 ^ 7 : « l^ v e MANCHESTER CE-NTER 7:00 8:20 i:40 11:00 1?:20 1:00 1:40 2:20 3:00 3:40 4:20 6:00 The cost of a modernization and repair loan is on ry^lS.OOa. HARTFORD P.M. PM. PM. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. V P.M. P.M. A.M. South Manehester Terminus 7:0.7 8:2.7 9:45 11:05 . 12:25 1:05 1:45 2:05 • 8:45 4:26 6:06 Lv. STATE and MARKET STS. “ Lumber 7:46 8:16 8:46 9:15 " - 9!45 iO:I6 10:46 11:16 11:45» 12:16 West Center and McKee Stteels' 7:09 8:29 9:49 11:09 . 12:29 1:09 1:49 2:29 • 8:09 3:49 4:29 6:09 year for each $100 * borrowed, rapayabla in eonvaniant Church Comers 7:51 8:21 8:61 „ 9:21 9:61 10:21 10:31 11:21 U :51 ' 12:21 I Oak Street, East Hartford 7:14 8:24 9:54 11:14 12:.24 ’ 1:14 1:54 2:34 . .2:14 3:64 4:34 ’ 6:14 Whitney Sttoel " 7:56 .8:26 8:56 9:26 9:56 10:26 10:50 .Forbes Street 7:15 8:3.7 - 9:.V7 11:15 12:25 1:15 1815 11:28 12:10 12:26 - 2:35 .3:15 ,8:66 4:36 6:15 _ monthly installments which may be extended up to three Forbes Stm t 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:16 -Whitney Street _ ' 7:19 8:39 9:.79 11:19 12:29 1:19 1:.59 2:29 .2:19 8:69 4:39 12:30 ' 6:19 • . 'T' .West Center and McKee Streets — 8:86 ■> 9:36 • > T0:36 1 11:36 • 12:20 12:36 STATE and MARKE1C STS. 7:20 8'JHl^ 10:10 11:20 12:.50 L;30 2:10 28S0 .2:.20 4:10 4:60 5:.to ■/' 1 years. *. - Hartford and Waddell R c ^ s 8:06 — • 9:06 10:06 ...... 11:06 P.M P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. PJW. P.M. South Manchester Terminus 8 ;tl 8:41 9:11 9:41 10:11 10:41 11:11 11:41 12:26 12:41 6:40 6:20 7:00 7:40 1 All Day Manchester Center 8:15 , 8:45 8:16 I.ea(ve MANCitESTI-lR, CENTER > 8:20 9:00 10:00 11.-00 ) 9:45 10:15 10743 11:15 11:45 12:30 12:46 South Manchester Terminus 5:45 6:25 7:05 7 : 4 5 <■ 8:25 9:05 10:06 11:05 " -V ; '*Vla Cheney Brothers and Manchester Modes. *Vla P ytt A WMtney PUnt at Willow St. West Center and McKee Street* 5:49 6:29 7:09 17:49 8:29 9:09 c 10:09 11:09 Oak Street, Eaat Hartford 6:64 6:34 7:14 7:.24 8:24 9:14 10:14 11:14 \ MANCHESTER TO HARTFORD Forbea Street 5:.V7 6:36 7:15 7:.55 8:25 9:15 10:16 11:15 . HliUney Stfeet 6:59 6:.29 7:19 7:.59 8:29 9:19 10-:I0 . 11:19 • OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON Saturdays . STATE and 3IARKET SPS. 6:10 6:.70 - -__7:80 8:10 8;.50 9:.20 10:20 11:20 li 1 aad THURSDAY EVENINGS A?30 M 8:30 A.M. • A.M. A.M. , A.M. A M . . A.M. AM. AM. A.M. . a S tT" AM. HARTFORD YO MANCHESTER Leave MANCHESTER CENTER 5:45 8;10* 7:00 ■ 7:20 7:40 8:00 8:20 3:46 ' -9:00 9:20 9:40 intno Sundays and Holidays' CLOSED'^ WEDNESDAYS AT NOON Carpentering . . painting . . doing a South Manchester Terminus 5:50 6:15 7:05 7:25 7:45 - 8:05 8:25 8:45 9:05 9:23 ti45 A.M. a Check, List Hartford and Waddell Roads___ 5:63 .. 7:08 7:48 — 8:28 ---- ' 9:08 ilARTPOBD A.M. .M. A.M, P.M. PJW. p.M. P.M. - .FM. T P.M. P.M. P.M. ' bit of masonry this weekend? No matter _ ' 9:48 West Center snd,,MrKee Streets 6119 — 7:20 ■ 8:09 _ 8:48 9:29 i0:on Lv. STATE and MARKET STS. 7:40 9:00 10:20 11:40 1:00 1:40 2:20 3:00 3:40 ^4:20'^ 8:00 ‘ 6:40 what you need in the building line . .. no Clapboards Oak Street, East Hartford 6:39 6:24 7:14 7:34 7:64 ' 8:14 8:84 8:54 8:14 9:34 9:84 m ;i4 * Church Comera 7:46 \9d)6 10:26 11:46 1:06 _ -J 1:46 2:26 3:06 3:46 4:26 8^06 6:46 matter what you forgot . . you can pick Stair Treads Forbes Street 6:00 6:25 7:15 7:35' 7:S6 8:15 8:36 8:55 9:15 9:83 9:55 I0;f.s Whitnev Street 7:52 9:12 10:82 - 11:62 1:12 J:.52 2:.22 , 2:12 8:.22 4:32 6:12 6:62 AIR-CONDITIONED Whitney Street 6:04 6:29 7:19 7:39 7:.%0 8.^19 8:39 8:59 9:19 9:39 9:.79 Forbes Street 7:.75 9:15 10:.2,% 11 :.25 1:15 1:.55 2:26 3:1$ 3:55 4:36 8:15 5:.V5 it up tomorrow at McKinney's. FUiorinfr UU19 8:00 9:to . 10:40 12:00 STATE and MARKET STREETS 6U5 6:45 7:30 7:60 8:10 8:30 8:50 9:10 9:80 9:50 10:10 10:80 '* West Center-and MeKee Streeta 1:20 - 2:00 2:40 3:20" 4:00 4:40 5:20 6:00 ^ I’ine Paneling South Manehester Terminus 8:0.7 9:2.7 . 10:45 12:05 1:25 2:05 •2:45 3:25 4:05 4:45 * • ' A.M. AM. AM. • A.M. A.M. Noon P.M. P.M. P.M. PM. 6:26 6:05 fiand.v Plywood- 'P.M. P.M. Manchester Center 8:10 9:30 10:.50 12:10 1:20 2:10 2:.50 2:.20 4:10 4:.20 6:80 * 6:10 Yes, McKinney lumber yard and en­ Leave MANCHESTER CEN'IER 10:20 10:40 11:00 11:20 11:40 12:M 12:20 12:40 IKW 1:20 1:40 Panels South Manchester Trrmlnus 10:25 10:45 11:05 11:25 HARTFORD P..M. P„M. P.M. 0 P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. larged supply store are open all day 11:4.7 12:05 12:25 12:45 1:05 1:25 1:45 - - ■ — Basement Sash Hartford and Waddell Roads 10:28 , 11:08 ' ■ 1 llj48 1 12:28 --- ■ 1:08 Lv. STATE .and MARKET STS. 6:20 ■ 7:00 7:40 8:20 9:00 ’ 9:30 10:30 11:30 ^ w * w ' 1:48 6:26 7:06 7:46 8:26 _ each Saturday. (Closed at noon oa Garage Doors West Ornter and McKee Streeta ■ ■ 10:49 ■ 11:20 — II ■ . 12:09 ' 12:40 — 1:29 Church Comera 9:06 9:36 10:36 ll:.26 Oak Street, Eaat Hartford ' 10:34 10:54 11:14 11:34 11:54 Il::14 12:34 12:54 1:14 1:84 t:14 Whitnej’ Street 6:32 7:12 7:.52 8:.22 9:12 9:42 10:42 11:42 Wednesdays I. _ JU Buider’s Hardware 1:54 7:15 7:.55 » Forbes Street 10:35 10:55 11:13 11:35 11:55 12:15 12:36 12:55 1:15 1:35 gtIJi Forbes Street 6:35 8:26 9:15 9:45 10.45 11:45 Brick 1:55 6:40 7:20 8:00 8:40 9:20 Whitney Street 10:39 10:58 11:19 - 11:39 11:.79 12;19 12:80 12:59 I :lt 109 1:59 ’ 9:19 West Center snd McKee Streets 9:.50 10:.50 1l:.50 South Manehester Terminus 6:45 7:25 8:05 8:45 9:25 9:55 10:65 So drive right in for last minute needs. Chimney Tile STATi; and MARKET STREETS 10:50 11:10 11:30 .11:50 .i- 12:10 , .12:30 12:50 * 1:10 1:30 1:50 2:10 2:30 11 ;55 Tj Manehester Center 6:50 7:20 8:10 1 8:50 9:20 10:00 11:00 12:00 - Our frornt door is right on llloute 44A. Exterior Paints > M . rp7M.- PM. P.M. P.RU PM. PM. PM. " -PM. PM. PM. P.M. .Cement Paints Leave MANCHESTER CENTER 2:20 3:00 3:20 .. 3:40 4:00 4:20 . 4:40 Save the check list printed to right. - 5:00 5:20 5:49 8:00 . f MANCHESTER CENTER Linseed Oil South .Manchester Terminus 2:25 2:45 3:03 3:25 3:45 4:03 4:25 4:45 * 5:05 5:25'' 5:45 r : '*'■ ■ 1^ . :■ Hartford' Xnd Waddell Roads 2:28 — 3:08 — 3:48 _ TO AND FROM There will be another next week. ' (Mure to come) 4:28 5:08 &!48 < Weat Center and McKee Streets ‘ 1 ' 2:49 ■ ■ ■ 8:20 - 4:00 -- ' 4wlt —^ ' 5:29 8:09 OR FORD VILLAGE AND SILYER LANE HOMES * Oak Street, Eaat Hartford. 2:34 2:54 3:14 3:34 3:.74 4:14 ' 4:34 4:54 3:14 9 6:34 A:54 8:14 . / Sundoy Morning Only ■ Forbes Street 2:35 2:55 3:15 »i35 3:56 4:15 4:35 4:55 8:13 6 0 6 5:55 8:15 Whitney Street 2;$9 2:59 3:19 3:30 3:59 4:19 4:39 4:59 5:10 8:39 5:59 8:19 , Route: Start at Manrhesker Center, South on Main to Hartford Road, theore Hartford Road to Juactlon of Hartford Road aad West.. Center 2:50 3:10 , 3:30 ^ H O W . T O • D O '^iT CEN.TE.R —STATE — and MARKET- STREETS , J . 3:50 4:10 4:30 4:50 5:10 , ‘ 5:30 6:50 ’ 8:10 8:30 Street and return to .Manchester Center via U'rst Center Street, McKee Street. Hartford Road, {and Main Street. PM. PM. P.M. PM. PM. ^ P.M. PM. P M . i P.M. pJd. P.M. P.M. . A.M. 1 . A.M. ' A..M. A..M. AJIf. 1 -A.M. AJM. A.M. a Jm. PM f.~ 'f ■ I.eava MANCHESTER CENTER 6:15 6:45 7fl5 7:45 -SzlO 8:45 9:15 8:45 10:15 ~ 1 0 l 4 S “ t ' 11:15 11:45 ■" Leave*Manchester fVnter - ■ 7:16 7:45 8:15 8:45 9:15 ‘ 9:45 10:15 10:46 11:15 ^ 11:46 12:16 South Manchester lyrmlnus . 1:20 6:50 7:20 7:50 8:20 8:50 9:20 9:58 10:28 10:60 11:20 11;50 So. Manchester Terminus TrtO 8:20 8-..50 9:20i 9-..50 10:20 10:50. 11:20 11:60 12:20 HartforfI and Waddell Roods 6:23 , - , 7:23 ■ 1 - - ’ . 8:23 9)23 10:23 — 11:23 Hartford and Waddell Roads 7:28V 1 ■ 3:23 3:53 9:23) 1 9:53 10:23 1 10:53 11:23 11:53 12:23 • West C.mter and McKee Streets. » ■■■T- 6:54 —— 7:54 - - •■■Wj 8dl4 ■ 9:54 10:54 II 1 5 4 West Center and Drive D 7:30 ^ 8:00 /3:S0 9:00 . 9:30 10:06 10:30 1 11:00 11:30 12KM 1 2 : 3 0 ■ • - • ■ \ ' M\ . .. Oak Street, Eaat Hartford . ,6‘:28 - 8:59 7:29 7dl9 ' 8:29 8:58 9:28 . 8:58 10:29 1008 i 11:29 1 1 ’.to West Center and McKee Streets 7:33 8:0.2 8:33 '9:63 . 9:3.2 10:03 10:33 " 11:03 11:33 12K13 12:33 , W . - y A SU F P LY C O i~ t Forbea Street. 6:30 7:00 7:30 3:00 ,8:30 8:00 t 9:30 18:88 18:38 , 11:88 11:30 19:00 Hartford Road and SIcKee Street i *' 7:35 8:05 8:36 9:05 JRS5-’ 10815 10:36 11.-05 . 11:36 12:06 12:36 OLTOFf NOT^*^ Whitney Street ■ -- ' 6:34 7KM 7:84 8:04 8:34 9:04 . 9:84. 18:84 .1804 ^ 1 1 0 4 - 11:34 * 12:04 Street 7:37 8:07 8:37 98)7 9:.27 10:07 10:37 - • 11:07 11:37 12:07 18137 - MNeKeM 9-45lf STATE and MARKET STREETS 6:45 7:15 7:45 8:45, r"''"6:15.. ■■; ■-'f:45^- lOilS 10:45 n o 5 11:45 12:15 X Bliukhesler Center 1 „ 1;4Z 8:12 ' 8:42 9:12 9:42 10:12 10:42 11112 11:42 12:12 12:48 OPEN ^ ’la Pratt~iTWU'toev ■ E. $ — n-----— y .— r PAY' SATURDAYS ■ ^SY fARKING ^ON ROUTE 44A » i ’ ‘ . . ’ i . /

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MANCHESTER EVENING -HERALD, MANCHifSTER, CONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 Manual Monday Set AtUinding Lasell Seminary Ike Says liobor to Receive PAGE USW Bars Riot Chiefs Sought Even Apes Like Children, Marsha Progress Shown Reclmen Hold First \ Nearly Ready Sympathetic Consideration Directfi Review For Report Reds' from lu Prison!,Outburst On Library Sign BamGiaiiiMMonanicnasM4Mi» p- H ** * Setback Tourney ed and scnlpnued by anita in § s m Preliminary Version of % (Coattaned from Paga Ooa) eral HousHig Administration acan- (Onattnned from Page One) I granite— in endnM. And Baite dals, which the Eisenhower gov­ Dallas, Tex. (Jty —Dallas' new The Redmgn's Social Club held GreaiM Memoacaa pey tribnM W Booklet Sent to Offi* On Senator Union Card ernment says go back to the Tru­ said a lot of nice things about you i public library la going up adthout the first sesefon of its second an­ tbr ihingi thei mdnre the kith. Iot6 too." ' man days. of eorrections, said, he planned to dais for Suggestions (Continued from Page One) make a thorough investigation be- a hitch but .a sign at the construc­ nual^ setbsi’k tournament this sad aaemofics o f these who hcvt (OMtlawfi ftwa Paga Oat) Pledgea T-H Changea In reviewing his administra­ week.'Twelve teams participated tion's work, Eisenhower said "we fore.taking any disciplinary action. tion site ia causing no end'-of passed on. A prellminmry version of a man­ Eisenhower said he had great re­ He said he felt the ringleaders in the Tuesday night play at the Senators as to whether the Sen­ spect for what organized labor has at last deal effectively with the trouble. When yen tM choosiegyeu moe» ual for the Manchester Police ate should meet before or after of the independent Upfted Mine comprised a^small group in the club on Briinard Place. done for the country, despite some Communist conspiracy In the After Work on the two million Scores for the first week of play BMot. let as kelp yon. The bcenty end Force has been duplicated and the election to consider the cen­ Workers was read to the USW's maximum security section where biennial •- convention,, ahdrtly after differences with its leaders on United States." And, In another dollar edifice had been under way In the 33-week tournament were pcsassacaca of sclcts Bene Gimaia sure issue. the rioting started. i about six months city officials General Manager Richard Martin USW President DA'idd J. McDon­ national Issues, "I still am friend­ Jab at the Truman administration, Liebe'a Wallpaper, 216; Millkow- meke H k t snit^ Sen. Flanders (R-Vt), author of ly to organized labor." the President added that his own It still was not known definitely noticed that a big sign Hated every has sent copies to various town ald pleaded for union of all of what touched off the rebellion. Bkl FlorisU, 213; The Four X ’s. ble choice for officials for review and suggestion the censure resolution, said he the nation's lapbr groups and de­ The President, after blaming fail­ administration "does not look firm taking part in the construc­ 207; Coughlin's All Stars. 199; Red would not protest if a decision was ure to carry out his promises lo upon the Communist menace as a Some , prisoners claimed It re­ tion—but didn't say what was be­ f. your mossuncoL before he and Police Chief Herman clared he wottld not spilt with the sulted from pent-up resentment Men's S o ^ l, 189; Piano Shop. 189; HTGN O. Schendel adopt it as the blue­ made "on. reasonable grounds” to CIO. . . amend the Taft-Hartley Law o n ! red, herring.” ing built. ' Miitrstta flip p ers, 182; Oliva's rhether it is I* delay action until after the elec­ Democrats in the Senate, promised : As for th^ present admlnislra- over food. Other prisoners and of­ A sign painter rushed to the print for operation of the Police Wire Draws' Applause ficials said they believed the riot Esso. 174; OpHa Pavers, 174; Pat­ I be large oc smell. Department. tion. Both the wire and McDonald's to renew his recommendations for.l tion in Wasmngton,asmn the President“ scene and p\it up this sign: ton Bullders\ 172; Town Motors, > A factor for possible considera­ T-H changes to tha next Congress, t was without purpose—instigated "This ts really a algn of pro­ The niMual has been in prepara­ speech drew loud applause from told his audience It has: by unstable convicts and carried ITl; Hood's Milk, 171. tion almbst two years, since an tion is the state of McCarthy's the 3.000 delegates representing He mentioned .iwo specific 1. Reduced taxes $7,4(X),000,000 gress. A new public library for changes—one, to lefi economic out by men who were victims of I T October. 1952 meeting at which the health. His office said today he is 1.2M,000-member Steel Workers —"the biggest cut in the history of mass hysteria. the City of Dallas. Bonds voted PRECEPT AND E.XAMPLE 5 - 3 , Board of Directors formally au­ undergoing daily treatments for Ualon that had been rumored strikers vote in National Labor Re­ the United States.” 1927, 1945 and 1952." lations Board elections where they Whltecotton said the immediate thorized Martin to prepare the a sinus ailment and, that his ready to sever Its ties with the 2. Slashed federal' spending by concern o f penal authorities was: City dads were immediately be- Bloonuburg, P a/j/lV - Dr. D. W. COMPARE AND SAVE , manual with Schendel’s assistance physician has forbidden any. public parent CIO. are now barred from such ballot­ more than 11 billion dollars. seiged to explain the lag between Becklny is actlve\ In all this ing, and two; to remove the pres­ 1. To getthe peniteptiary back as a means of improving morale speaking for the lime being. Carol E. Johnson Joan C. Daniels In his telegram to the USW, 3. Given the nation a prosperity the 1927 bond vote and the 1954 town's blood donor drives, telling ent requirement that union lead­ to a near form al operating basis. His patients and friends of the ^«n the force and cutting down on Because of the treatments, Mc­ Lewis said in part: "no longer pegged to the battle­ 2. T0^ attempt to solve the construction date. turnover o f personnel. Miss Carol Eleanorr Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. ers sign non-Communist affidavits. The sign painter rushed out need for it In saving li^es. And he Mrs. Robert R. Kelly Carthy canceled speeches he had "You are unfortunate in your If necessary to secure 'hese two field sacrifices of our husbands, problftfii of carrying on until the SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Iffie vote was taiken after a wave scheduled at Omaha for Saturday Johnson, 173 Henry St., and Miss Joan Carol Daniels, daughtsf o f Mrs: affiliation with a federated group sons and brothers.’,' again. sstimates he haS given \123 pints Vera M. Daniels, 200 Woodland St., and the late John W. Daniels, changee-, he said, he will recom­ negt state legislative session can of blood over a period (of years, 470 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-7781 o f r^gnatlons from the depart­ and in DuPage County, 111., for dominated by intellectual Inebri­ 4; Brought "frankndsa, candor do something about reconstructing Now the sign reads simply: "A Mark Holmea ment aittratted the Board's atten­ Emanuel Lutheran church was left yesterday for Auburndale. Mass., where both girta will enter Lasell mend legislation covering oi>:y about eight times the amount of Sunday. ates in frantic pursuit of butter-'’ these two ix>lnts and abandoning and force to foreign policy which the wrecked buildings. sign of progres... A new public tion. \ the scene of the wedding on Sept. Many Senators campaigning for Seminary for the two-year course. They were graduated with the flies of their delusions. library for the City of Dallas.” Mark Holmes, director o f this blood in His body, / 1954 class from Mancheste.' High School. other T-H law, changes hi had pro­ at last Insists on distinguishing Prison authorities are expected Parts o f the manual. Martin said I qt 3 p. m. of Miss Bette-Marie reelection oppose a speciaUSenate "Obviously, the strength of the words from deeds in the conduct year’s Rotary Club Revue, Is no today, have already been put into posed to the recent Congress. to ask the governor to advance FAMILY JOB arll^on, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. session until after the November ateelWorkers union is circum­ of the affairs of the world,” emergency furtds to aid in rehablli- EXTENDED FORECAST newcomer to amateur theatricals. operation Informally. Eisenhower began by asking’ He was one of the charter mem­ Rudolph F. Carlson of 53 Walker voting. scribed and the degree of thsir each of the AFL union chiefs pres­ 5. Provided "at a coat of billions tatton. The manual coven philosophy of It was amiounced yester^ y that Governor Orders progress limited by such associa- less an armed strength far more Boston, Sept. 24 m —The tem­ ber! of the first Community Play-' Union, S. C. (J*)—Manley Greer police service, organization, per­ St,, to Robert R. Kelly of Hart­ ent to convey the Bresldent's best State Troopers and National era which waa organized in 1932. will follow in both his father’s and no decision woudd be made for at tioni, and it would seem that your efficient and better organized than Guardsmen remained on duty al­ perature in New 'England during sonnel practices, training, .uniforms ford. Obituary , ■wishes back to their Onion mem­ Previously, he participated In nu­ mother’s footsteps. \j least several days-«n~^(e time for End of Race Bias convention could well devote, itself bership—something Meany later ever before- a defense stronger though the prisoners, back in their the next five days, [Saturday THIS WEEKEND IE SURE TO VISIT and equipment, law enforcemmt Rev. Carl El Olson officiated at the session. to a dlsciuBrion of this subject ■with through Wednesday, will average merous plays presented by Man­ He won the Democratic nomina­ procedures, and miscellaneoua sub­ assured the President would be and readier in peacetime than it cells, were quiet. * chester churches. He wee tkw doc­ tion for pounty aupervisofc’ a Job the double ring ceremony for which Flanders, in a telephone inter­ the thought In mind o f exercising done. has ever been.” A serious problem was how .to near the seasonal normal with no jects. tbe church was decorated with view from his home in Springfield, In Delaware School a larger influence In the councils important day to day changes. tor in "The Late Christopher his father held 16 years. When his At a June meeting this yeat .the The Presloent said he was try­ keep the prisoners busy now that father d l^ , his mother served the gladioli. Herbert Bengston sang Vt., said "I . am disappointed” at D e a t h s of the American labor movement. Some normals for the period Bean" and played important "roles present Board of Directors in­ ing to do the best j jb he could for the buildings ln5 which they per­ in "The Old Homestead” and unexplred term. CORNELL McDonald urged that the CIO. "Because” and "O Promise Me.” the announcement of a further de- (Coi tlnnM froui Pi^e One) all the 160 miliroh people of the formed nort^t daytime functions are Boston 61, Providence 60, structed Martin to submit the , The bride, who was given in Ihy. Earlier, it had been widely AFL and other large labor groups "Patricia." A past president of the manual to them for study before country and that included the Water Rate are destroWd. Nantucket 59. New Haven • 6Q, marriage by her -father, wore a rumored, without official confir­ Mrs. Henry Tilden Join together to achieve what he Mancheater Rotary Club, Holmes putting it into effect. The State Board said last night members of orrganized' labor. "The convicts set fire to the Concord. N. H., 55. Burlington 56, ballerina gown of white Chantilly mation, that the session might be Mrs. Louise V. Tilden. wife of called effective political action, Portland 65, Eastport 54, Green­ haa also participated in the club's That motion came as the result the local school oflicials had not Henry Tilden of 775 Broad S t. Just as he was sometimes chU- structures, destroying seven of minstrel shows as a member of lace Over dacron. Her fingertip set for next Wednesday. and prove to Commumist nations cized by AFL leaders, ELsenhow^ ville 51 and Presque Isle 50. AKE SHOP of a dispute over a vacancy on followed procedure in the integra­ Hartford, and daughter-in-law of that there was cohesion in the Hike Expected them and damaging three. They the chorus, aa an endman, and In­ the force for a lieutenancy. A re­ veil, edged with Chantilly lace, Flanders said he supposed a tion. The State Board naa or­ said, "I-reserve the right too to Included the trouser and print As Baston. the normal maxi­ fell from a,crown, and she carried Mrs. Fred C. Tilden of 93 Pine St., American labor movement. terlocutor. The Rotary Revue will 449 Hartford Road — Near McKee Street quirement for promotion set forth storm of protest from within the dered local school dlstrlcts/to sub­ cay you’re a bit wrong occasion­ shop, shirt factory, license plate mum temperature during thli be presented on Nov. 26 and 27 in a colonial bouquet of white roses Manchester, died suddenly at her Of reports that the Steel Work­ ally." Incrcarea in the water rates for period is 69 and the normal mini­ JOSEPH S. LUKAS; Prop, and Baker ' by Martin would have . excluded ranks of Republican Senators had mit integration plans by Oct. 1. home yesterday afternoon. ers union might try to break away factory, trade building and twine, the Waddell School, Sgt. Edward Winzler for qualify­ and baby pitik carnations with much to do with the delay, and Milford was the only district In El.senhower then got a big the Town of Manchester Water furniture and shoe factories. mum temperature is 52. streamers of white roses and fern. In addition to her husband, she from the - CIO--McDonald said: ing. Martin said Chief Schendel that lie is now less confident of a the state to put an integration laugh from delegates when ha-re­ Deptywill be' the subject of a pub­ The movie theater also waa de­ ...... _ • Herald Photo. Precipitation during this period She was attended by Miss Shir­ is survived by a son, James H. "I’m not mad at the CIO. Don't will on the average total over one b id agreed to the requirement. pre-election vote on his resolution plan into effect prior to submitting Wirtz of Newington, and three marked that by history and tra­ lic hearing of the Board of Water stroyed. Kiwanlan "Ape," Creighton Shoor, offers his wares to Marsha the week and agidn about mid­ W eekend S p e c ia ls ley Ann Wilson o f Manchester, get me wrong, i want labor unity. half inch with rain the first of week. As a result of the dispute no to censure McCarthy's conduct as It to'the State Bdard. grandchildren. That’s what I am making all this dition the AFL is "ab.OpM Evoflinqs Until 9:00 almost two centuries, with all the and Johnson are ready to announce lowNNegro high school athletit reviewed the latest- schedule of studying a film taken of a riot 'at Sept. 27, 28, 29, 30—1 P.M.-IO P.M.—Oct. 1—1 P.M.-9 P.M. student at the University of Con­ ford County Superior Court by the tion of Republican Women’s Clubs, the Lansing, Mich., Prison. „ harmonies and discords surround­ necticut. the special session dale. teamKto use the all-white Pensa­ the Citizens for Ei.senhower Con­ rate hikes prepared by town of­ Lunch at Noon—Snacks—Complete Home Cooked Dinners ing the founding and developing cola Hfgh School Football Stadi­ father of the dead man, Charles "We didn’t want to get caught From several Senators came Biniie. al.so of 73 Spruce St., gressional Club of California, and ficials. said he could not say yet o f a great organization. um. . . \’ Funerals Just how the Increases would affect shorthanded," Waggoner said. Spaciol fcotiir*^—Mrs. L*onord Lincoln word they had been told there against John~G. Unites, operator the State's Democrats for Eisen­ The cast will include 105 mem­ would be no session to start next The petition says that 'Washing­ hower organization. department customers. of the Acadia Restaurant on Tol­ Yachtsmen on Grand Lake, will oxhibit hor Doll collocHon. bers of Center Church from Co- Editor Awarded, week.. That led to speculation the ton High School for Negroes Is un­ "Regardlesa of Party” Weds’, Center Thespian^, Rhythmic able ■ to schedule home football Horace Rusaell land Turnpike, who Birnie claimed Colo., say theirs is the nation's — ALL BOOTH EXHIBITS FOR SALE — session would begin Oct. 4—or Funeral services for Horace served his son, liquor when th'e Those three groups- Republi­ highest anchorage— 8,369 feet Choir, Church School . and the else not until after election day. games because it has no stadium. cans, Independents and dissident Men's Club, with Donald Richter Honor for Safety Ohio’s Gov. Frank J. Lausche R:ssell of 71 Wells St., who died young man was intoxicated shortly Gaiiaclian Doubts above sea'level. ■ Informed sources said Knowland Wednesday were held this after­ before the accident. Demoorats—represent the voting as narrator; Mrs. Ralph Lundberg had been deluged with telephone declared Thursday thaj he believes elements which contributed so as messenger; Hooks Johnston. Jr., Omaha, Sept. 24 (/Pi —W. Earl' Jhat "in a few school 'ffistricts of noon at 3 o’clock from the Holmes The settlement wa.s arranged by calls from Republican campaigners Funeral Home. Atty. Francis P, Pallotl of Hart­ much to Eisenhower's success in A-blast ill Arctic ’ ■X A * •* Hnf as seeker; and Mrs. Donald Richter Hall, editor of the Mason City after word leaked out that he and Ohio a wrong is being Committed 1952. as the spirit in men’s hearts. on Negro children.’ A siHt has Rev. Fred-R; Edgar of South ford. representing Birnie. and * 1 1 • The production cast is as fol- Globe-Gazette, today was awarded Johnson were thinking of a Sept. Methodist Church officiated and Atty. John B, Lee of Hartford, re­ And he appealed to his audience Vancouver, B. C„ Sent. 24 (A4- -* 29 date. been filed charging that Osacial here, as he did so often two years Jqws: production manager, John the 1954 $10,000 Mutual of Omaha burial was held in the family plot presenting.. Unites. Indication.^ v '''' _Vice President Nixon, returning segregation exists in schoolsXat ago. to support the administra­ Doubts that a recent Russian nui/ Mortimer; lighting. Burton Moore; Criss Award and Gold Medal for Hillsboro. \ at East Cemetery. Bearers were were the settlement was a modest torthe capital today from a Mid­ Thomas Murdock, John Kissman, one. tion in the November congre-asion- clear explosion was touched oft on properties^ Mrs. Everett Belding; his leadership in organized, safety Lausche told newsmen: "Every costumesi Mrs. Ralph Lundberg; west campaign tour, seemed likely -Frank Malloh, John McCb:ium. Bcrnie cla' led Unites leiwed al election.^ "regardless of party.” Wrangel Island in the Arctic were child, regardless of color, is en­ Hitting hard for the firat time makeup. Arnold Thompson; per­ activities. - to be drawn -into the discussion on ’Russell Tomm and Clarerce Tomm. liquor to f- ’oiuigei' Bivnie when ! expressed yesterday by Dr, Gordon timing of the session. He Reclined titled, to be treated on ah equal during the current campaign; the sonnel, Mrs. Carl Hansen. Hall's selection from a field of basts in our . schools, he told. He he was already diunk and there­ Shrtim, director of the British Co­ LAY-AWAY VALUES! DIAMOND JUBILEE EliaR IC RANGE to discuss the matter yesterday. President cautioned about a gov­ Mrs. Rowley, who is, well known 300 candidates- was announced by didn’t say what steps /Should be fore ''’a.s re-spon.^'ble for tl-.e acci­ lumbia Research Council. Flanders and some other critics dent which took place Oct. 5. ernment split politically in this as president ' of the Associated V. J. Skutt, president of Mutual taken to stop sejfregatmn, nor did way: Dr, Shrum. who also heads the Little Theatres of Connecticut, has of Omaha. Skutt stated that the of McCarthy had been insisting on About Town 1951. University of British (Columbia Just a few )4eleeted items shown here. Two stores fully a prompt decision by the Senate. he clarify his referen|[!e to, "a few "When the Congre.sa Is- con­ done her usual splendid Job of di- award, largest of its kind in the school districts.” Yot.ng Bimie's truck apparent­ Physics Dept., said a teat of .rain Z^ting. Her former work has in­ On the other hand, some Re­ ly failed to make the S-curve in trolled by one political party and available. Don’t miss out! Shop early and lay them away. United States, was made by the The Baltimore Bdard of School The MFD answered an alarm the e.’ccciitive branch by the other, here Thursday showed a mild * cluded several pageants of this board *of Judges headed by Dr. publicans were known to feel that the village of Talcotttille south of radio-activity count of 300 per APipPrdSto a pre-election debate on McCarthy Commis.sioners has/flled an answer last night i-ung in at 7:51 from the narrow bridge which cro.s.ses pollt'cs in Washington’ haa, a field lAwk lo Kiddie Fair— Hartford and Manchester— for youy'^ type, notably ope based on the life (Charles W. Mayor, Rochester, to a suit aimed compelling the Box ?14. Little damage was done da.v. ' minute, A normal count of radio­ o f Juliet Low, which:she wrote and Minn. and his controversial investigative the TankerliOetcn R'ver and activity at ground level is about city to maintain segregated to a beach wagon which had crashed through the bridge I'ail. "The conduct of the governnwAt best selection . . . your best values! directed for the Girl Scout Council The award was established as a methods might arouse factional caught fire in the yard at the How­ 42 a minute and a count of about, ^ u S h U M of East Hartford. feeling within the party and. per­ schools. The /board’s demurrer Police Car Hit Abutment tends; u;'der these circunv thneea, tribute to the late Dr. C. C. Criss, contends that /there is no valid, ard, Oil Co., at Oakland and N to deteriorate into an endless 10,000 would be considered high Mrs. Rowley » announces that haps, cost GOP candidates votes in School Streets. Detail' of the cl;a.';,-,\vei*e not founder of Mutual of Omahq, ..in­ constitutional Jaw requiring the clear at the time of the accident, round of political maneuverings. and dangerous, he explained. dress rehearsal for the pageant surance organization. and is some areas. "If the. device was set off oh' v-ill be at 3:30 p. m., Sunday, Sept. board of sch^l commissioners... but according to an unidentified of stag-nation and inaction—of LAY-AWAY 26. granted for outstanding contribu­ to organize^ or operate .separate Miss Marjorie Rogers, fashion officer who witne.ssod- it. State Po- half measures or no mea-v-res at Wrangel and the winds were blow­ tions in the fields of health and schools.” , stylist for the Formfit Company, licemqn Jo.scph Riley saw-Birnie's all.” ing in our direction, I think we O A wide variety ef. beeuKrwI. Regert Sllverplale - ftolware safety. U. S. Is ‘Stronger’ The pare/ ts of seven school chil- is at Burton's today and tomorrow truck go around the r‘>tary at Desrrte Control would gel a higher count,” Dr. PLAN offecin.T valuable tips to local and ballowara^ir offered Cirdi emfemert at savings yp Hall has been a leader in or­ dren and wo white organizations Vernon Circle sevei»l times and The Republicans deserve to Shrum added. "The indications la 50%. To gel smy ef these items, all you hove la da Is send Man Gives Wine ganized safety since 1926. As Dl- are cont iding .that the cit.v is ob- women in. selecting founcfiition- sought to halt Birnie who headed maintain control of Congro s, the now are only that an atom ex­ Than Challenger wear that will do the most for DELUXE In twe Mrds Eye labels er con lenijaleng with the sisedfied i-ector of State Community Service ligated law to maintain sepa- toward Manchester, doubled back Chief Executive frs. Barry recently ter- a charge of injury or risk of injury per Square Club,. Hensel said he is tional purposes. It is the heart of cal examiner said death was due and integrity and dignity have been and over Vancouver for several lisp* Tssost. to children for giving wine to a 4- ors, , Last year he was Beecroft mlimted her employment with the IUM SsrSs — J M t opposed to preventive war, but' Talmadge's plan to abolish public to drowning. . "restored” in’ Washington. There days. COHss Ssl . ♦0.00* year-old boy on Windsor St. ^ lecturer to the National Safety Aetna Fire Insurance Co. $15.95 SSvttSf Ssrwsws Congress. He was vice-president added: schools and substitute ' "private” were more cheers when he said: Russia recently announced an­ . 10.00* Inforntcd that Thompson was in­ schools supported by state grants. •'Not one appointee of this ad- «SU M< Tist.. roso* jured several months ago in a fail of the National fj/ifety Council for "It may be debatable.. .whether The Sunday School picnic of the other explosion of a nuclear five- years and is now a director we should wait for a Mirpiise at­ At the United Nations social miniatration has been involved In weapon. .v out of a hotel window, Judge Mur­ scientists pooh-poohed the notion Church of the Nazarene, twice Fall into Window scandal or corruj.tion." Otsn Oast. phy asked:. of the council. tack by the enemy before deciding ♦ 000* that mixing Negroes and whites in postponed on account of unfavor­ He got still another bust of ap­ i isttw serMn t*e "Did you fall on your head?" Hall. 57: is married and the that there is no. alternative” to E. W, HIGGINS DIES AT 86 IfayrSsss*_____ ♦too* making war. American schools will cause rioting able weather, will be held tbmor- Guts Man’s Leg plause when, departing from his Thompson replied that he felfon father of three children. row-at Nazarene Park- Games will Norwich, Sept. 24 (ft —Edwin ■ his back He declared that "we are pre­ and bloodshed, a UNESCO publica­ prepared text, he said “ we have Higgins, 86, former Coagreaa- tion said today! continue from 2:30 to 5 p. m. when paring ourselves to fight success­ a new housing program" and mail from Connecttciit’a Second Ployskool t.- laictlor Sst____ —^ "1 thoujgbt there mightt be some- "Apparently many people believe- a picnic supper will-be enjoyed. As a reault of a fall [just after ■'there are no windfall profits" in .SO* csnrtcse. $l.7i*, y thing wrong with your head, glvitw fully when and as the threat to Congressional District, died at Tsmlik enlttmt C ant. Convict Siiidyiiig our security reaches the point that SOMEBODY ELSE will start noontime yesterday through a Toof-!n-Pull 14 »• wine to that litUe boy," said the Miss Barbara Bengtson, 37 plate glasa window at the Standard his home iMre today after a long *o«s 0 OSes In usiti w ts. Isos. judge. ‘ where war is the only acceptable the rioting? evffi though they them­ That waa a reference to the Fed­ IHnras. selves are prepared to accept the Edgerton St., a graduate of Man­ Appliance .A FUmiture Company’! TUG BOAT lUML.-. Thompson was given a ’sentence alternative.” Bullet ill Boston new situation," said an iMicle on chester High School, class of 1952. Annex at 221 N. Main St., a Tliomp- riEAM MIST) of one year in Jail; to be suspended Hensel; said U.S. policy still is employed in the Hartford office AU smooth bright col­ ♦miT_ seeks a powerful miliUrv alliance the subject. aonville man had nine stitches -•Iter six months, and two years of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., taken in his leg. ored wood. R oller'S t­ CITY.. probation. Bostopil Sept. 24 |/Pi—As if pri­ in Europe with France as a “pil­ "There will of course be difficul­ ----MSI__ _.IT»T|,. ties in the way of further de-segre- not in the Boston office as stated Taken by car to the Mancheater iles behind as boat Is son qfficials don't. have enough lar of strength " afid with Germany in yesterday’s Herald. She recent­ pulled. Smoke stack, troubles In the general run of a full and equal'member. ' ' gatiOn, but previous experience In­ -Memorial Hospital, Harvey Corm­ GREAT EASTERN k o o h n g a n d ONi.rT"roM w .... t. T.MITO.I«i. PMUSSISNS dicates that they can be surmount­ ly completed her cburse at the ier, 56, a tenter, was given UHKHI. K H giC lin SIDING COMPANY blows whistle. WMI.T T06IU oFFca MAY •! wnTMOAAWM om «oeoir«B at amt nict things, they have a gunman study­ emergency treatment and then ad­ ing ballet in state prison. ed." ■> Katharine Gibbs School,' Boston, and is presently private secretary mitted. He was working on an awn­ 21 OAK STREET— MANCHESTER Personal Notices The guards, franldy bewildered, The article appears in the Octo­ Costume Wearing ber issue of the UNESCO Courier, for Vice President J. D. Taylor-at ing when he fell from the ladder. A. y. “BURT” LINDSAY, Prop. $1.98 SILViP ANNIViHSAHY. VALUtS say the rough' guy who's dbing 9 to the company's Hartford head­ Some alight damage waa done to 12 years for robbery swaps jujitsu published monthly by the - ,U.N. WE SPECIALIZE IN Educational, Scientific and Cultur­ quarters. the merchandise inside the window In Memoriam; lea ions for instructions in the Results in Arrest in the mishap. terpsichorean art. al Organization in Paris and dis­ 30sinch Doii tributed here. Under the auspices'' of the Lu­ He vi^as discharged from the hoa- RESIDING YOUR HOME fa lovlnf memory nf MrK.. I.elltla The ballet teacher Is as unlikely pital this morning. Johnston who dlPd, 8<'pl. 24, 1951. an expert in ballet as you can find. Police reported the arrest yes­ theran Laymen's League a New Aloininum Clapboardlng, Asbeotoa, Plaa^ apd Insulated’ HI.CHAIR terday o f Stanley V, Popiela/c.zyk, England LLL seminar for men and Siding, In a/wide variety of colors u d atylea. The door BWlnss briefly open He’q doing 18 to 20 years and only NATO WAR GAMES HELD As a loved one slips away: recently finished a long stretch in 50, 38 Oak St., on a charge of Defense Officials women will be conducted at Wal­ TELEPHONE MI-S-«S71—or M1-6-34M w ill hold her largest Slips from life's dark shadows breach of the peace. • lingford. Grange Hqll, next Sennelqger, Germany, Sept. 24 CHICKEN PIE Into bright, eternal-day.. solitary. doll. All wood smooth Popielarczyk. who police said Wednesday, the 29th, at 7:00 p. m. (An—A third Imaginary atomic WE FINANCE TOUR DEAL The dancer fellow interrupted To Visit Eui^ope blasb hit the North German plain lAapIc finish. Overhead Where earthly rriefa are over his entre-chat training recently to Was dressed like a clown, wearing th e guest speaker will fierthe Rev. tray. You'd expect to Where pain shall be no more. Julius Acker. Hammond. Ind., today as defending U.S. atomic To pel’aceful' underetandins, ask state officials for a ' (ftlr'^of a derby hat and two -large buttons pay $4.00. or BEEF .PIE 3 for Goa 0opened wide the door. ballet slippers. Tlie request was that said "No. no a thousand times Washington, 8eptr-24 (ffi —Three whose subject will be "Strange cannon opened fire again In exer­ no" and "Blondes, park here", was high Defense Dept, officials' wUl Altars." He is a member of Syhod'a cise battle royal. Sons and daiichtcrs. turned down but things, haven't Rootti Hair Tiff:--- bepn the same in the department arrested in -f.-ont of the high leave tonight for'Europe to visit Commission on Fraternal Organi­ Results of the big NATO war ea»»»se of correction pince. school. , * American military installations zations. The Men's Club of Zion games were not In yet. but pre­ $1.98 In Memoriam Lutheran Church, which meets the liminary:' umpire reports on the How do other prisoners take this He was picked' up on a com­ and confer with American and for­ - PONYTAIL b o a eign officials ther4. last Monday o f thii monU>, the first two mock.atomic blasts indi­ Personally ^ ^ Ithooda Uet Clark on her firet blrth- exchange of ts2cnts7 First they plaint that he was causing dis­ - FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY My. who U as dear lo u». as on the Jeered. Then, the jujitsu boy, turn­ turbance among the school chil­ In the pfirty will be Deputy Seg- 27th, will give this seminar, as cated that damage to the "enemy” day she passed away. Nov. 29. 1953. retary of Defense Robert Anderimn, others in the plat, .the support tt was comparattrely light because of faJL' BMUitiful face,' sleep­ WE GIVE GREEN BTAMPS ORANGE JUrCE ing dancer, fjjpped a couple of dren there, police said. The arrest ing eyes. Lock-stretched rooted "and Asst. Secretaries Frankllft.VG merits. - . its dis^rsion in the wqodk. 19S2 DODGE MEADGWIROOK (MfinclM|iter store Only) Mommy and Daddy.'. them around and the Jeering was made by Patrolman Samuel Snmn hair, you can. wash, comb, atopped. . Maltempo. Floete and Fred A. Seaton. 4-DOOR SEDAN First atop of the official]jTwiU be DkNIE.S KILUNO HUSBAND curl. Tnbable Latex body. Un-' Ill Memoriam Prison officials look on the Other arrestS’ yesterday were ARMS POUCY 01 [ J- ' of ^«|yertimeS parking. ’ 1«K ASIIUM STREET—HARTFViRO—TEL. CH-1-S6<«- . Paris, London abd Madrid, b n ^ M tMA W.. Jr.. 3*. day. OPEN SUNDAY l^NTIL NOON— PHONE MI-l-T-lSS ..V -i- .M. u PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESi^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-MANCHESTER. CONH., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1984 toonbrville f o l k s BY FONTAINE FOX pP*»‘^riLI.A*S POP BY AL VERMEER An»w*r to ProvietA Book Poople

Acaosa 56 Baginnart 57 T heater sign t 6 m ef tba *‘UtU« DOWN When you braf of getting tha and gaaped: Womtn" . 1 Allot beat of a woman, think of tha poor Rice — Man, you Niouid aaa woman who braga in the aama your eyes. T he H igh S chool W orld ,3 Not odd 4 "IBmMmbw way about you. 3 "Two — of . Red (wearily) — If you think they look bad from whera you ait, t " l L B«d*» Verona" VOL. XXII, >fo. s FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 13 “abmethinK S P artngri The trouble about buaipeaa re­ you should am, them from this Compiled b y Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, About----- " 5 Region vival la that the ainful conaumar aide.’ ^ U Nwaya.expaaed to put hit last ISW arfod so t tba mind 35 Jacob and 41 Tha ThraS dollar in the collection hlaia. Only, old-fashioned e o m m o n 14Part 7 King of Judah Laah’a third —— In Soccer Team Parent-Teachers “ I S T h o ------(Bib.) mythology sense, faith, and hard work can Legion of Honor W om u (sighing)—My husband produce miracle. Among New Teachers at Manchester High Guiclanc^ Does Command* •Operatic aoloajg^eh®**’’^ 43 "Tha TortolM manta 5 Entrance ia merely a manufacturer of waste- Meeting Oct 11 37 Brain and tha •——** Opens Season IS Clinging to a mine liaahata. It seams such a prosy oc­ Mr. Ootrocka It mukt ba hard mambranaa 43 Leave out cupation. iVIuch Service IS Bag 10 Cauttic 44Uneevarfd to be poor. The Home School Oouncil’s next "i. 30 Iniuraa 38 R otter Poet—On the contrary, there is Mr. Threadbare — Hard? Tve 1 1 Disorder 48 Atop really much poetry in waatabaa- ’1954 ChampR Do Well meeting, which will ba htid Mon­ 31 — 17Taskf 30 Ifldivlduali always found It easy enough. 47 ’T o r - keta. day evening. Oct. 11. will hava aa Directors Explain U§e MiMrablaa” 10 Fortifteation 31 "Streetcar Amber" In ' Practice Against Hal —. Give me the phone num­ guest speaker, Willlan N. MacKay, 33 Book of tha 33 Hybrid Named — ■ 48PadeaUl part A straight man in radio is a Of Catalogues, Tests, Bibla anim al! 33 Attarifka bers of some girls I gave you Alumni and Rockville Director of Probation, Juvenile SOLouiia comadlan who Uvea on the wrong once. 34Atkad 34 P rei ident 38 Cylindrical Bide of th a crgcks. Court for the State of Connecti­ Gmferenee Periods AlcottHlitUa Pal You gave me a girl you The;. Manchester High soccer urgantly (ab.) 40Poaturea / cut. 3S Dlaparaga didn’t want. team, practicing for the past two. The officers and chairmen for "We are found in the celjar." Raveraal Hal- — The girl I don’t want weeks, will undergo their first real 37 For An upper berth la where you rim the ensuing year who were elect­ was the way that Mrs. Gertrude doChn’t live! tent on Friday -afternoon, when, ed last spring arc: Prasident, Mr. 30 Ranovatad In order to.retire Hitchcock. Guidance Director, ex- 33 Body damag* they taka on the highly rated Halt ’and Mrs. John M. Dormer, parents And then you get d o ^ to get up The saddest-words of tongue or High School at Weat Hajrtford. plnin'cd where her ofllce is located 34 More lavM Wlienever you desire. V of George Dormer '55 and John pen are these — "My vacation's The Indiana, rated second in the Dormer '57; vice president, Mr. when she, along with, James Cal- 3SLanded ^ —Dawn rianaiy Parker over.” state last year, ahould be in for and Mrs. Raymmid Schaller, par­ :cins, assi.stant Guidance Direfetpr. property a battle, for it waa a year ago ents of Barry Schaller '58; secre­ 34 Wrongdoing Student—But I don’t think I de- this time both teama were fighting ipoke to assemblies on Monday, Lll — Did you see service In tary, Mr. and Mrs. Kdmond J. -ippt. 20. 37P0M8 ' serve quite a aerb\on this paper. the N avy? it out for the State C!liampionahlp. Dascy, parents of Wltiiam Deacy 35 Wine eupt . During the pant two weelta, the 'TTie "cellar" meaning Room 5 in Teacher—Neither \do I, but ifa Phil — Service! Why. I even had ’67; treasurer, Mr. and Mrs. Le- t’he ba.sement of the main building, 40’Trail of tha the low est m ark I cAncA^ give. to wash my .own clothes. Red and White have been practic­ land Carlson, parents of Loretta Lonaaoma . ing vigorcaiali', engaging in two laa a large eollection of occupa- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w i t h ' MAJOR HOOPLE 40 Carlson ’57; public relations, Mr. T here w ere tw o' full \m oona In practice sorlmrnagea, one agalnat -ion and rollcgq catalogues, for Money doesn’t have to go far. and Mrs. Sanol J, Solomon, par­ '.tiuient reference. 41 Monk December, 1952 — on the first and It’s welcome wherever It stops. the Alumni and the other against ents of Mark Solomon ’59; pro­ 43 Love, —— Rockville. This guidance .service is a com­ OEED N0,8ANk:EeL « on th e th irty -first. —Ja c k Cktoley, * —Maurice Seittier. gram, Mr. and Mra. Raymond paratively new- branch in school X ' L L e E T i and obey Mullen, Neb. In thalr' first real scrimmage of Olga Brondolo Robert Buckley Schaller; ways and means, Mr. WeLL,H00PL6,HAMeh»T' igRowNfi aosT.^TM A rs'ruc th'e aea.son, the team looked very education and has bbeii epla^d- 4S Cooked Siamese quadruplets, ail Joined and Mrs. John Ccrvlni, parents of 'intensively over a short perida of VOO SMC6 VOu M A R C B ^ ' 4S Entertainment On the morning of a Derk^ Day at the stomach, were bom to a cat impressive. However, they didn't To ha^e scholastic ability ia ad- Aa this Is the inaugural appear­ Janet Cervlnt ’55 and June Cer- l(«i A fiSH CALBsjiDAK^ tim e. ' SI Uncle Tom Smith orapt into the prekabok, owned by J. Griffin, of Mammoth have f'.e punch that the graduates mii^bta;^to hava beauty and popu­ ance of the High School World Le­ viiii '58; and hospitality, Mr. and ' WMAT NOW?TRV in)<3 ^ ♦2,000 O O O ^ FELTi -7iimself and I'MPOTTINO IN this‘s S3 Be boma strenuous session the a v a n 1 n g —Ruiilce Pennigton, combined in one peraon, we have Martha Minnick '59 and William Gridders S6t New Mark] where hi.s Interests/^d talents lie. i^M esreAKA.- .pDOLlDEE previous. Orantland Rice whistled, famili.^r n^nea as Case, Whitham, natural that our celebrity ia a M innick ’58. *1,000 CH eO .; TO 6IM E /e c O M - i- 53 Faminlna FTemont, Mo. truly an outstanding individual. This is accompJiMed through a m e a t e o j * luflRx Lautenbam, Fortin, Vignone. In what better manner could "we very outstanding leader at MHS. Those on the membership com­ It has rerentl.v been an­ \l&fZOCA6B?. , '*?U A Nice ©TAer IFX K A D A Hentachel, Bennett, Stevens and nounced that C*urt V'lipht. last program of testing. ON AtM ieo 54 Little----- christen a new year for the Legion We feel that we have an extremely mittee are: Chairmen, Mr. and The schwr testing program be­ , f t J 6 L e r o CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Kosakowakl. The latter two were of Honor,thsm with this week's in­ fine candidate to present In the Mrs. Elmer Swanson, parents of In Consecutive Victoriesj year'.anish clubs, and as was priviieged^Ho serve as Super­ Laura Trudel, '59, In.the season’s opener at Mt. Nebo. There are also several shelves of secretary of the Spanish club. and went for the first down two Guii|iiis Sketches' p i t a l intendent of Schools in the Youth broke the all-time Manchester High catsioguc-s on colleges and 'specisl- ^ ^ 'Elle parlp Firancais tres blen y plays later. However, the MHS and Government Day program School record for the most con­ ized schools all over’the-aountry. ^ J O k t.E H ? Varsity M Elects ella habla Espanol muy bien!! - line, sparked by the hard-fighting Nkme: Bill Raimond. sponsored by the Rotary Club. At secutive wins by a team under any Tom Burbank, Jim Taylor. and All this material may be'borrdwed ^ I L , W E I L . , In her junior and senior year, the final assembly in his Junior Soitianhis Staffers ona coach. Ollie was elected as a homeroom Dave Golas, held the East Hartford -vn;andV ;;d‘oi-e;;';ght: Ciirry President year. Bob was awarded the Tha Hornets, who accounted for school activities The Guidance office condtiefs a representative to serve on the Stu­ aqukd to four doWns and took the Most seen: being busy in ail Clvltan Prize, an award given to Get Assignments Manchester’s only loss last season, ball over on their 11 •'yard line. Job liureau. Students may reglater ALLEY OOP How Aboat It, Doc? dent Council, 'and feels that her a junior boy who possesses out­ school activities. BY V.T. HAMLIN greatest honor In high school scored late in the first quarter and Previous to this, the' Hornets if they need help in securing a .,'Thls first meeting of the Varsity standing citizenship. dominated the play all during the Pet peeve "Going on a date Job either during high school or. M Club, under the new leadership came when ahs was chosen to run® The Somanhis staff, under the reached the 8-yard line, but could Bob has played an active part in with a girl smarter than T-am’’ after graduation. A buHeJ(n bow'd W a . ^ T - of Harry Smith, was held in 23M, as a catvdidats, for Student Coun­ direction of Miss Iona FeHowa, had first half. But the' Indians took not score because of a fumble. the extra-curricular program of charge in the second half, out- Ambition to play the piano and Just outside the door posts various 7:i.1 Monday. Sept. 20. 1954. cil Pi eaident as a junior. MHS. Besides Student Council, to ite first meeting Friday. Sapt. 17, During the second quarter the> have curly hair like Liberace, Along with her' participation in hustling thus oiit-playlhg the visi­ Johrf which are available.' Mr. Smith greeted the group, which he waAelected in his sopho­ in tha Sonnanhia room of the Rec­ play varied about the center of wished them a good year'and'got the Chjrrent Affairs Club, the High reation Building for the purpose tors, and were finally rewarded for the field, with each team battling In addition to Mrs. Hitchcock School World, and the Girls’ I,.ead- more year. Bob is in his fourth their performance, scoring* in the Names: Carol and Barbara Hew­ and Mr. Caltuns, sevaral tsachera down to the 4uainess of the eve­ year as a member of the High of Interviewing applicrntn and for posseBslon of the ball. The In­ itt. ning, electingi^fficers, which are era (Jlub, OJIie plays on the soccer, beginning actual worl- on the j956 second and fourth quarters. dians had two golden opportunities' are appointed op the Gutdan.ee basketball, softbjili and volleyball School World Staff. This year he Somanhis. For the first quarter, the Hor­ Noted for: being twins. Committee. They liold'conferences ns follows:' Resident, Joe Curry; serves as sports editor. He was during the second quarter, but team s. The members of the staff were nets controlled the ball on the could make only one good. Jack Moat seen: looking alike.-^i with the individual students and Vice-Presideljt, Sal Squatrlto; Sec­ selected as a member of CTurrent Pet peeves: each other. retary. George Dormer; and Our fabulous ’’femme’’ is cer­ asatgned Jobs. Everyone is asr Manchester half of the field for Farrell Intercepted a pass on his any, special problems are dtscuased Affairs Club in his Junior year. Ambition: not to look alike. Treasurer, Tom Burbank. tainly one of the most traveled of signed to a senior homeroom for mOst of the. time. -Late 1h the first own' 25 and raced to the 41 be­ at that time, Passe.s 'to ihq Guid­ all MHSers, for in the summer of This yeiar he is a member of the the purpose of finding siiita,ble quarter Jim Cooley of EHHS re­ fore being brought down. Working ance Department may be obtained President Oirry took oyer the VBrslty "M” a u b . meeting and plana wecemade for '52, Ollle Journeyed through quotes for each student. Ann Eng- turned an Indian punt 14 yards to out of the T-fortriation. Joe Curry Nhme: Jack Anderson. • anv time during the'jrear, and the program of 'the yeacT augh^^as France, Italy, Switzerland and Ire Sports have played a major part was put in charge of ach^uling tha Red and White's S9-yard line. lateraled to Farrell, who, running Noted for: his cheerful di.sposi- *’*" student body is urg^.to use trips to "pro" ball games, dances land, and is now quite an expert in Bob’s high school career. This alt seniors jor pictures to be taken After two running plays had failed. to hia lea, fired a pa.ss to Sid tioii. ■ . the facilities available. ■ Slid Varsity M laws for new mem­ on "those Latins." Is his third year as a member of by Mr. Fallot. Rtu Parker heaved a short pass Wiersma on the Hornet’s 23, the Mast seen: keeping tabs on hls| ' Barbara Person, ’55 bers. The new members admitted Music, music, and more music the soccer team. We ail remember Eleanor Seelert, ’66 to Norm Fournier, but Interference play covering'28 yards. I..eft half- | 8>ri friendii. st tl^s meeting were Art Sliorta from Miller to Montavani, rates two very important goals Bob badk Tom Smith carried to • the r Pet peeveT Tleaple who tell you 'TwAhty*a4VRii wars liatAning to the radio, fifty w aft high on Ollie’s list of 'likes, and scored in soccer last year. One, 14, but there the drive-wa.s halted ■ "'hat to do while playing solitaire. Dave Bell, Pete Grady; and Bob her present "tops in pops’’ is ' ■ Art’Service Squad BOmS AND HE W itching TV and ona man was taking a bathl"' Ballsieper. against Merldan. clinched the CCIL with an Indian fumble. Three play.s Ambition: tn become chief bot­ Visitors? BY EDGAR I^ARTIN The next meeting will be held "Mooniight and Roses,” by. the championship for Manchester. The later, the Red and Wliite controlled tle wa.sher at a jCpke factory. Three Suns. other, against 'Glastonbury, Scenery and Experiences the ball again on Smith's intercep­ Paint UN Poster in I.IM, Sept. 27, a t 7:15 p. m.. When we interviewed Ollie for I OSCAR, FM SEN01NG,B^^'DaW BUZ SAWYER at which the officers and members clinched a berth in the state finals tion of O'.Connell’s pa.®.®, which Name: GalK^Stcvenson. BY ROT CRANK this column, we asked her about for the Indiana. His teammates '^ANO NCW T H A J ^ VOU BACK INTO KjnT U X )K of the cluh^lsh to see more letter waa returned some 24' yard.® to , Noted fa/; the streak In her her Job, Her reply was, ”Oh, ryes, have honored him by electing him the H ornet’s 23-yard line." This set The Art Service Squad . under WE A a UNDERSTANIAth E TVIIRD CEn/AT M E ’'M E HERE, SU . Tl|« STORM’S MOVED SMART SOY, 0 » c ! 6RIAT6H0ST.' winners eager to join. t during the sumer and sometinfiss Make Trip Memor/jidfle hair. , the direction pf Miss Hope Hen- EACH OTHER. LET'S VTURT TO BRINfil V e iTHER! | 90MIIES SMCETIK MOINIHa. HOW WMIIINSYOH ECLUATEO AMVSf THAT I "S quat’’ ’55. co-captain. In the winter Bob can up the Indian’s first marker, for on Saturdays. I'work for Daddy In be seen performing on the b*asket- Farreli, running to hia left, Mo.®t .seen: getting rides home i dersoh has been.reqliaated to de- , SET BUST WITH THE i| BACK THIS A ^?rS.Mul HAS TMXT S A 0 « r SliW IO M THE THEW nCKAfif AS NOM 6AD6ETDOWN his pastry shop in Wlllimantic.” ball team, of which he has been The beauties of California and^ Leaving California the some­ pas.®ed to teammate 'Wierama for BiiickS’i ' '.sign'and paint a U. N- paster to TASK AT HAND.VI W R7 M SN TTH E HURRICAHE , U.S. MOTHER WORDS, THESE IS the : After graduation in June, Ollie I WNJRlOR MAID.J*^ ' OVERRUN IT? SMAE, a member for two years. In his the experiences of the home trip what trifvel-worn station wagons 15 yards and Wierama^ bolted the Pet peeve: people who drive up be put on display in Center Park MRTOFAM IMKHOWN SAMItRIMB! plans to study INngviages at either and down M'ain Street with no October 17. for U. N. Week, —W axw atiH *. CHKL j k m DEVICE. sophomore year. Bob was a meni- were exefting as waa the trip visile^Reno,, Nevada, , and stayed rest of the way for~ the score.. Swap Shop Syracuse University or Mlddleburj’ ber of the baseball team. , Quarterback Joe Curry tried an purpose in mind. . The theme of the poster ia to College ip -preparation of a teach­ westward (reported in last week's at the El Rancho Motel, Wells. Bob is an ardent sportsman. High School World) to the IS girls end,..®weep for the ex tra point but Ambition: to drive up and down be "The U. N. Depend.® on You ” "GREETINGS MHS'-ers" -r^The ing career. ^ The vast white stretch of the Golf ranks as his favorite (he who made the trip last summer Bonneville Salt Flats led to the. couldn’t make it to the line of Main Street with no purpose in Miss Henderson suggested that a time has roiled around ^nce again According to one of Ollie’s teach- mind. shoots In the, eighties). In base­ under the leadership of Dwight fam aa Great Salt Lake. Here af­ scrimmage. The fir.®t half ended th):ec-dlmension po.ster would be lor another gathering of ' the. ier*; "rto student in Manchester with East Hartford leading 7 to 6. Crin R obert. '55. very up-to-date. AH rhemhera of High School is more genuinely help- ball Bob is a died-in-th«rWool fol­ Perry. MHS mathematics teacher. ter a swim and lunch the girls "Swap Shop.” 16 the cblumn lower of the Yankees. Just about Wild animals. Bridal Veil Falls. took p4ctur«" of the amusement For the remainder of the game the squad a/e asked to submit off this y ear we hAve some "wltt,^ Jul and willing to serve any school activity than Olga.” What more all popular music is enjoyed by Upper and lower Yosnhite Falls, grounds. In Salt Lake City they the Indiana were- an entirely dif­ Ohseiwe Dog Week Idea.®. . These ideas w ill b* poole • ^ S Library (Hub ing been through much of Canada the'camp that night but jnost of ] Ca.fe, after a chairlift ride (ip the completed 5 out of 9 passes for 19 to 25. I Squad are Adeline'-Dik. "ejmttua "They Didn’t Believe Me”-5 a total of 96 yfrds. while the , n o WE SET and some of the Middle West and the girls slept through it. Snow King Mountain In Jackson, ijThere are al.®o on.di.®play book.® ! Dunlap,' Barbara Plscher. NI1a ,..MSMIVWL£.u- / a-ra MICKEY n N N Primed! Weather Bureau. the South. Calvin P er ry and Mr. Rar- Wyoming. They went on to YeKow- loiters completed only'2 for 9, two of different dog -atpriea. Som e ’ pr*tton. Jackie HoHander. Car<>l _'TH E ACTURE5 BY LANK LEONARD "Oh Promise Me”^Income Tax Starts Its Season BEN, WE WWE \{ AND BACKSROUNO A follower of the college bourse .b would like * very — to ask for money. cellar of the Yellowstone Lodge. ter started a 40-yBrd drivf. which last year's Latih I classes of Mi.ss ' Eleanor Seelert. ’55. ' 'WAV DOWN THERE IF-. REGRETS? —Pawn Shop. poa.e o ^ assisting in the library, much to go to either Tufts pr-the A few of the braver attempted in Cody. Wyoming, a western consumed W plays, three first | Doris Kih'oc have proved to be a ' "After You’va G o n e"—Under-' perfori^s/such Job's a." checking in U.' S. Naval Academy. Whatever a swim in the mountain lake, Taho town if ♦here ever waa one, Uie downs and two .15-yard holding ' help to the Latin n .students : ij— - taker (Bye!), .and out' books, sending overdue he decides about his later life, we But the freezing temperature lim­ girls s|>ent a thilUing afternoon penalties, enroute to Its winning this year! Don't you agree, pucllae i l V GU/, “The -Yanks Are Coming"— notices, and sorting and shelving are certain that hla fine personal­ ited any stay, as , Hands and feet and night. Singing western songs, touchdoUn. With the ball on the et pueri? Dentist (Ouch!). various books. ,In this way they ity and leadership will assure him have a way of getting numb. they rode to a rodeo, in a surrey H.prnets’ 4 yard line and two mln- hecoifle familiar with the reference h'hile a brilliant sunset' lighted Ws "Roll Dem Bonea"—C3ili;oprac- success. The girls were guests at a Sac­ utea to play, Curry handed off to i According to Gilbert H. Hunt A FOR THF. KIDDIES ^ tor. material. 'Each member has given Bob ts the con of' Mr. and Mrs. the skies. Seeihg the buciting the longest word in the English " ramento camp, where they were Farrell, who bolted the right side Large Assortment ^ up two free periods w week or out­ John J. Ekickley of 41 Cone Street. challenged to- a volley ball game broncos and the weatern attire I of the line and to the end rone language is ANTIDI.SESTAB- f ’The' SentinA" also receives side time and is ready .^to be of Dlc!c W Inzicr, ,’55 '' by tome of tha fellows, who later brought to life all the, cowboy | breakings the 7 -to 6 score and USHMENTARIANI.SM, w h 1 c h credit for this ’.’LAtln Tal<’: service to any student in. the made a summer dance a pleaaant movies th a t they’d seen a t home. i p u ttin g the Indian.® ahead 12 to consists of 28 letters and numer­ M rihur Drui^ Storts j Latin:. ’’Virgii Cacaaris bones library. ■ ' '' memory. A jam session at dinner After their name wax announced The trv- for the extra point ous syllable.®. leges cahit/’ I The following are pages on , the;' on the communication lyriem. I failed as Big Tom McNally hit CAPl AIN EASY Knocked Out staff: Jane Ames; L. Ruth Banner, tedOF^ft-Brokeii thrilled them as some raquastSd,' BY LESLIE TURNER PRECKI.Elik AND HIS FRIEND0 Correct translation: "Virgil sings theie favorites from a base viol, they rode home in the surrey. i the-eehter of the ifne " i Mr. Lightfoot BY MEfliRILL C,-BLOSSER the good laws of Caesar:” < CohUance Beaurpgard, Maryanne I^ano,' and drums. The Black Hills. Big Horns. Bad- | The Indian's defense was exOel- Beckwith, Joan Blesso, Ethelene By Dance Crowd lands and the glorious Mt. Rush- lent. Ends Norm Hohenthal and Fto*. H ^ V g f^ S A X g , Translation written by a lad Baskerville.'Paula Ginsburg, Nor-- San Francisco was the acene more were the things most inter­ who did not study his lesson: of Cbit Tower, overlooking the Sid Wier®ma were two .standouts. L^D,—------CANT'Ttau een Gratton, Lucy Griggs, Cath- esting in the state of South Dako­ Bruce Little, George Wii)ion..Terry. _____TOUR. FECTf Ttoolie "Virgil canned'* Caesar because pf leen Harmon. Rose Marie Hence. A record-breaking capacity 'of city: the Cliff House, world’s ta. . . r his bony legs.” (How Quaint!) Aitken and Bill Grimason were SETTING 1b K AS OUMSr Roxanne Heritage, Barbara Hew­ 476 students attended, the "first largest gift house; Fisherman’s In Rochester, Minnesota, dinner key points in the line both offen­ AS A a o w f itt (tarol Hewitt, Jane Kassler. sport dance of the year sponsored Wharf, where a table for 22 was ROCKRAFT and breakfast was served at Aunt Here is the definition of "punctu- sively and defensively. The only Leone Latulippe, Josephine Leone. by the Student Council, .on'Friday, reserved for the girls and Mr. Mini and Uncle Monte Pearson's.' weak point on the MHS team was T .sHon” from ‘‘The Classical Re­ RaTbara McGregor. Joyce Mc­ Se^t. 17, in the assembly hall. Perry’s relatives; and the "rollor Some of the girls shopped for corder": the pa.ss defense in the- first half, Kinley, Vjolette . Michard. Mary The highlight of -the evening coaster’* streets. souvenirs in their ,gift shop and but this was quickly remedied at P unctuation: -Symbols dOvi.sed Mielke, Roxann Norris, waa a rally-conducted by the MHS Thirteen surprised girls blinked the group presented Mrs. Pearson haK time. Manchester's next game CERAMICS h.v English teachers from ancient Peck, Edna PettifigiU, Joan ,,^n- gheaflaaders. Makihg "their first ^p at the trees on (he Redwood with perfume for her Uioughtful- will be Sept. 25 at home' against JUST ARRIVED'! hieroglyphics, oheh ' used as a som, Martha. R.ibacha, Peggy appearance of the '54-’55 seaspn Highway. The tallest tree in the nem on the trip and both Mr. Hall High of West Hartford. running devise for mark lowering. Sapita, Maryann, Sorenson, Merle by entering with the MHS Indians’ world, 364 feet, w as “snapped” and Mrs. Pfsrson with a box of Hundreds ef new molds. Start now and war cry, the cheerleaders dresa^' (How Tirue!) Swallow, Claudia Teabo, Margie before '.-eaching Bishop Pine Lodge chocolates for their anniversary. moke your Christmas Gifts. Topping', Antionette Vallome, In their new uniforms of red and in Trinidad. • Letter writing and white, led the students in several A day 'in (Chicago took the "The Grosby Hig^ Argiis" asks Marie VeriEzi, and Conpie Viens. a gab-fest rounded out this eve­ group through the Swift's, slaugh­ Majorettes Start this simple question—Did You Mary Regs, ’56 cheers. ning. See Our Giqontio Christmas Disploy During the, course of the eve­ ter house 4nd the Conrad Hilton E '» r See? Delicious berry pie. a cool dip Hotel. The beautiful Lake Michi­ Action Saturday We sk ate ning the captains of the fall sports —. co-captains Joe Curry in an Oregon river, a 'tern club gan' made a great impression on ▼1C FLINT Paper drive dance, and more wonderful Parry Does That Solve It? and Tom Burbank, football; co­ the Nutmeggers. Twirling batons strugging ateps BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNI Milk shake relatives waited the "Parade," as Passing through Canadian- Cus­ — — Knocked Loose BY WILSON SCRUGGS A walking stick captains Bob Buckley and Jim and colorful red and white, cos-j Remember Kuhlman, soccer; and Pete Close, their picture was snapped for an toms, they ate lunch In an Ontario BRAOV, RUT a /T A A 'hcKYe fly O egon newspaper. Sleeping out­ tumea will be a major attraction " cro'ss co'.intry -were initiated Into Hotel and traveled on to Niagai;a at Mt. Nebo Saturday as the MHS ! nCK-ur AOK A board walk side on army coats was a hew ex­ Falls.-Taking pictures of this na­ JACMaoN.ANPZ A window box their new poaitjon by havUig to Majorettes, under the lea.dership o f' N O Lessons Needed WANT f.g.lMAN0 wear Indian feathera throughout perience for some of them after tural beauty, the girls realized that Jf you ever did. their advice is an enjoyable day with "Aunt Irene Boudreau, captain, and Con­ fwou a i IT H. HR tha evening. Also initiated for the t'hlB was their Izst ‘day and were nie Lamoureaux, co-captain, per- i NO Appointments Needed to see a psychiatrist!- (But quick!)' Jail .teasoh in the same manner Sadie." disappointed and yet mighty home­ RLM* THiaiMSAYTH ______. form for the first time this. year. From the deep blueness a t C ra­ sick. •HOP ON 44APUI waa WAlker .Briggs, coach of the Practice began Monday for the In parting we have a “rhyme football teaih, who gave the stu- ter Lake and todrering peaks of Batavia, New York, Was the last [)f caution’’ for all seniors from eight majorettes of last year, and i ie;nts • " his ■ annual preview ''of the Mt. Shasta onward want the Man- stop for lodging. After meeting tryouts for anyone wishing to join BRING THE ’‘(i.aNG’’—4'0!ilF. AS VOF ARK 'The Giit^rt School News"— team: In. closing, Briggs stated cNhster t"Ottera to W’estwood.' -some coiirestanta in' a band con- ■V Rock-a-bye Sehiors, on the tree the organization were held this DOOR IS OPEN EVERY D.\Y BI T T ill KSD.W top. - ' :sc^ that winning a game not only de­ (Jalif., where the houses are oiled teat, the girls did the Bunny Hop w eek, lessons in baton twirling | pended ort t)ic team .but also on instead of painted, as the guests back to. the tourist home. As long ,as you study, your; will be’given to'anyone wishing! Telephone Pl>2-6127 " the atten4ance and ^spmt of the of Doctor Oliver Perry. Dir-lng Leaving at 5:00 a.m. on July 24. them In the near future, ffafiba will not drop, - ' T crowd. •• dhis stay they, ylslted a saw mill the ‘.‘Parade" turned, homeSvard WOODRKIUGK RO-VD NORTH I'OVEXTRY But if you -atop digging, ^our? ."nie band w1U play Saturday as [ I Dancing contipued throughout in operation, Which- was ad'uxa- with a heart full of mj'^oriea and- Irens Boudreau. '55. Cohnie" La-\| •tahding >^11 fall ' i I the evening to record.®. tlonal and doubly lnferes(lng. a hat full of souvenirs. Tanner And down will go Seniors, diplo- ’ moureaux. '56. NSney Salone. '57.'‘ / i Ollie BroniMo,''5S ' Lake Almanor cottages w"eren’t Sti-eet waa a acerie d'f greetings Patricia Wiley; ^7. Nancy Saund- OUT^ whore prices ore normal! _ Ja and all. i Seniors take no------" i quite up to Mr. Perry’s . axpecta- Ucel • f- and partings as Mr. Terry did it efa. ,'57. C opntf B n u tw ard . '56. and I^ you. kpow that Marilyn I tiona and th e g irls pagkod up ajnd again- made .thirteen people'very Cookje HiUsf'.57. theXeighl present! "Bye now, ___ ' Moproa DlM ogglo’s real naiYta is 1 spent th# night In different motels happy. \ . ,;.i flay witli C lay-H i s RtckraH VtayT Sandy Stevenson, ’59. majorettes, demonstrate their sHill.i '•*»i l^’ormn Jean Mortemon? and tourist )ieinae. > -'X A. W. SUUon '59 A nn W h a rto n ,'*59; i ' ■■ \ 1 ■>

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,' SEPTEMBER 24. 1954 \ aiANCHgSTER EVENING HERAU), ^NCHESTER, CONNir^WDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 1964 PAGE SEVENtESEN THE\ Cleveland Established As 8V2 to 5 Favorites Herald Angle High Eleven Plays West Hartford^ Tomorrow at Mt. Nel^l)

HmiI Thrtkt ani HowU... No. 3 No Double Play Giants riold EARL W. YOST Braves Play Sports Bdllor Big Semi-Fro Contest Wynn May Get Pre-Season Reds, Cards CCHi Encounter W ill Pace Yourself in Dressing Room » ■■ MeGnX MOItEZ-li nsAIMAY aBE r n BETTER t n a tir m tasked. He referred to tha B-Boys Series Start A g f - y o wi t'fg nfg* Brlghest spot in Tale's backfleld Ronnie Bu^ last nf three dlspatchee in which World Series follows tha pattern McGill, also a sophomore, from Qearwatier CaptnriBS North Bergip, N. J. "McGill." from latest reports. Lines and Fast Backs Contest with Ciney x : t i Manchester Win Streak BaMbail's fall show is a ver>’ hasehall's great Frank Frisch, nf the apring training series be­ For Wednesday’s XH* Men Must Keep who's played, maimged and seen tween New York and Cleveland, Coach Jordan OUvar told the 'Which Should Provide World’s Softball Title Will Be Jeopardised ■arioua bualneas to the combatants, more World Series than any- writer, "1# the best looking back HHOTA HERE AND THERE Milwaukee. S ^ t. 24 OP)—The but thara haa bean many a churkta the odds favoring the Indiana at Oeveland, - Sept. 24 OIV-The i Within Bounds hody, takes you ul to the hall 8 4 to 5 are way oijt nf line. that I havs ever had at Yale. Did Last chance to watch'the Neww| Test for Merchants Minneapolis, Sept. U (8P)— Milwaukee Braves face two dif­ ; In Contest Scheduled down Uiroufh the years. park for the great moments of you see him in scrimmage? Wasn't York Yankees in action this season ferent teapui—Cincinnati and St. World Scries "war of nerves'* a l-! Tha Dodfers started Harry Tay­ The two clubs met 21 times Isst Oeamrater, Fla., refusing to Berkeley, Califs Sept. 34 OF) yesteryear—highlights of the he terrific?" McGill, waa sen^- on television will be Sunday after­ Coach Edward Mason of the Louis—in a fantastic "twin blU' ready has begun between Al Lopea ! To Gel Underway at 2 lor acainst the Yankees in the spring with the Giants holding a buckle before the team whleh —Callfomla’s huge men’s root- biggest thrills (and belly- 13-8 edge. They started out with tional, but he did not overshadow noon at 2 o'clock over CThannel 8 strong Agawam Brownies has had out-neived It a year ago, sa­ today, the first gaime of which and L«o Durocher, the rival man­ liqi section got the word todaj fourth game of th# 1947 Series, Lm-cks. a magician with the pig­ could end with Just one pitch. laughs) culled from his vivid 10-9 and 23-10 gamea but flniahed when- they play the Athletics at an outatandlng career in football luted a hard throwing south­ agers, as the Indiana and Giants —behave ar dm—at football Manchester High's offenas waa for example. Taylor, who had memory of ID.I World Series skin. When trucks was in the line­ Yankee Stadium. . . . Saturday's Actually, today’s encounter with quite impressive last Saturday ' 1 been handicapped by arm trouble, the long cross country trip with both as a player and .a coach. The paw today who brought the gear themselves for, th e'big fall gamee. M games since 1921. a series of tight pitching battles. up, the B lues^lled with the prs- Wllllams-Trlnlty football game In Brownies will be at Mt. Nebo Sun­ Southemers the World SoftbUI the Redlega is the finish of the against East Hartford, especially I I walked tha first three men. Cylde clslon.^of a„,w lova w’atcli . . . Wednesday game here that wound classic opening in New York next Richard Marstoa, etudeat in the second half wlieri they t I Sukaforth, the pitching coach, Everybody rates aeveland's Hartford will be broadcast ,hy day for an afternoon battle with Championship. : Wednesday body prealdeat, said there have front line pitchers as terrific. They Oliver that he is happy, w n c starting gt 2 o'clock. . . the Manchester Merchants. Kick­ Clearwater whipped Detroit up in a welter of confueion and fought back with two touAdowiis bussed out to the mound. over the ,current sophomores, 21 protest with the tmplres finally Nobody Knows been oomplainta of obscene •‘^ fc t 'g the matter?" asked have been in the regular season Tommy Rhylec, former Meriflen off Is scheduled for 2:15. 4-9 last night on Johnny Hunt­ yells Mid throwing of roils of to capture their opener agalaat the Every time somebody begins in all. with his squad. "Our success High athlete, has clinched si start­ giving the 3-1 victory nod to Mil­ Neither manager would say to­ Hornets. 12 to 7. Rukaforth. when it counted most. Last spring, Mason was a four sport star at er’s one-hitter to emae last day who will be his opening day PUpCfe talking “about this .vear's tVorld the Gllints hit the first — and sec­ will depend upon what the aopho- ing ehd berth with AIC. The Ares Agawam High and quarterbacked year's collapee which found waukee. National L ea^e President TTie Indians will have to main­ ‘ 'Nothing. I'm fine," replied mores will do. We are mre that Warren Giles, uphoMng Cincin­ pitcher. T h e guessing la that Sal Warned Mar$teiii: If the men Taylor. Series, I think of A1 Smith, tfte ond line r - pitching' for a .303 open against UMass Saturday at the Springfield College team iir Clearwater blowing two tain that offensive attack & tur- several will be first stringera be­ nati's protest, yesterday ordered Maglie 114-6) will open up for »>t out of llac.'-Rie section will day afternoon at ML Nebo when "But the bases... .what are all ballplu.ver. average. In contrast, the Indians' Amherst. . . . Yale holds 71 con­ 1947-48 and '4b. After a brief fling straight to Detroit In the finale.. be eonaoUdated with the women fore the season is over. We are secutive victories over rival state continuation of the game, starting New York and Bob Lemon (23-6) they entertain Hall High o f West thoea fuya doing on the bases?" Smith last year divided hia time club average against Giant pitch­ at semt-pro ball with the Brownies, in the top of the ninth with tivo for Cleyeland, but nobody Icnows rooters. demanded Sukeforth. ing was a sickly .265. also willin$^ to concede that several football squads. The Elis should Mason was appointed head foot­ Hartford. The C C Il. encountw is between * Cleveland and Indian­ have been blesaed Cincinnati outs. for sure. , Thia Is pwnlahmentT "Oh,” Taylor answered, "I'm Edge In Home Runa make it 72 Saturday against Con­ ball coach at West Springfield scheduled fbr 2 o’clock. apolis of the American Associa­ ly nature more necticut at New Haven. Our guess Willie Mays, and the Indians ors. But will the Cal, Panthers Braves meet the Cardinals in a reg­ Indiana’ starting aasigiunent over and pace the* floor — you're tin nins for his life t o . catch pop clouted a total'of 20 out of minor necticut . . . We also like Trin­ winning the Western Massachu­ Tony Alibrlo discovered several in his first World Series. toplomores make ity over Williams, 14 to 13 in a ular scheduled game. Lemon because Lopes designated misukea in the East Hartford through," said Sukeforth. fly in final game of '.12 Series. ■■ In- major league- experience. league parks. New York had 63 setts Championship. Early to pitch today's game Tha 1939 Series, swept by the ■ostly mistakes real thriller. . . , Jack Nichols of At far aa could be determined, Five Leaders opener and they have been hard Smith is Just a kid AgJjo probably extra base hits, Cleveland 93. A-hen the going Two Big Lines Clash Tonight no inajor league ever ha? played against Detroit and work Lemon Yankees from the Reds, brought On the fielding aide, (TIeveland the Bbston basketball Celtics is a The coach also thinks he has a tomorrow. The Indiana' pilot de­ at w,’ork this week trying to cor-* thump out of the Seventh and final figures he hss things pretty well jets tough 7 That dental student at Tufts. Coach two different teams in the same toct them. Their biggest problem out what first was considered hu­ under control after a fine season. was guilty of 31 errors. New York pretty fair qlub in the Brownies day. nied such intention. mor, but later, when the facts game last year. There were 63,370 -emalns to be Red Auerbach's Celts wrill make New York, Sept. 24 OP)—South, In Golf Op^n is to get more drive and more people at Yankee Stadium. The He knmvs what he's going to do 22, or Just a bit better than One inswered." . . . this season. Agawam will bring When the Redlegs and Bravea "No," he. said, "Wynn isn’t a cama out, aympathy for big Ernie a game. / their first NBA appearance In the two strong lines to Manchester, an ern California and Pittsburgh, two certainty to open the Series be- speed into the line. And they most Yankees, ahiad of the Dodgers, with the $8,000 or more he's goihg Of the 21 second Boston Garden on Nov. 6. The take the field at County Stadiiun get th* backs to run lowrer. They Lombardi the Reds' catcher. to (ret froim the Series. He knows The records show Johnny/Anto- . . . offensive line averaging 212 pounds teams trying to relive past glories, eguse he’s to pitch today. It defi­ Washington, Sept. 34 three games to two, had a 3-1 lead at 1 p.m. (CST) the following sit­ Tied bi Ninth .'ear ■ t u d e n t.: passing-mark at Notre Dame is'70 tangle in Los Angeles tonight in nitely will be either Lemon or men shared the lead with 87a in rsn much too high sgidnst th* in the ninth iruiing and, Allie Rey­ what to expect from rival pitch- X>~ . P i nelll (3r0) was the beat /G i a n t vith the Elis' and a defensive unit averaging 326. uation will face the teams; Hornets. In the fourth game in Cincinnati, pitcher against the limans on per cent. Athletea must have a 77 an international game which Wynn, but I ’m going to wait for the $40,000 "World Series of GolT nolds had Just gotten a man out. e;s. He's gone, over that with A1 rridders. eight jjer cent average before they are Agawam's bruising fullback. Cincinnati will be batting in the the cluba were tied, 4-4. at the Pitt-sburgh Pirate inflelder Curt Roberts Is out at second baa# In won-and-lost records./ However, lighta the fuse for the first full­ Duroche- to make his move flrat. today, but fair haired boy in the Although the Indisns ahowred to end of ninb innings, Bucky Walters The Yankees seemed a shoo-in Lopez. ire liacks.' three eligible for competition in any Bear Knowlton, needs no introduc­ ninth with two out, " ’ally Pont on But the one thing A1 Smith first inning of game with Philadelphlsj Phillies, but Bobby Morgan's Sal Maglie (1-0) whq/allowed only tion to local fans. He cxpeiily dis­ blown week-end of the oollege second base and Gus Bell on third. He’s the home manager and must eyes of the big congressional coun­ sped advantaga against East pitching for the Reds, Johnny Mur­ for their fifth straight world cham­ "ire ends, four varsity sport. Sports illustrated football aeason. pionship. Great excitement ran can't possibly know—and I dort't throw to first to catch batter Pres Ward arrived too late to get the 15 hits in 24 inninga/ln five games, iordaa Ollvar played his talents last season in 'Die next men to face the Braves apeak first" try club galleries was the good Hartford, both coaches agreed that phy for the Yankees. Frank Croset- tack Ije s. five features a fine story on Notre Every section of the country Word came from New York looking fellow a stroke off the 111® loeert did not offer a trua tost ti was on third baae, Charley Kel­ through the throng. Duke Snider believe anybody can tell him—is double play.. Philadelphia picked up two wins, taking victory in comr actually was the/most effective. guards and one playa 'center. two games against the Merchants? pitcher in the Redleg batting order Wildness hampej4d Antonelli in Dame - in Its latest Issue, written swings into the "htp-hlp-hooray" that Durocher wo®’t decide be­ pace. of Manchester’s strength. Tim lo­ ler on aecohd when'Joe DiMaggio walked, but it seemed a harmless what it's like to walk out on the pletion of a suspended game, 7-6, and winning regular game, 4-2. by the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, Les "Porky" Plumb, former Uni­ is Johnny Temple, but Canclnnati sort of a thing, for here was Carl field for the first World Series the spring s e r ^ . versity of Oregon performer, di­ spirit with the crescendo apparent­ Manager Birdie Tebbetts can bring tween Maglie and Johnny Anto- That waa Frank Stranahan, the cals will hsvs to ahowr a marked whacked a long ahot to right field.- Art Raimq, new- varsity offen­ Notre Dame president. ly to be reached at South Bend, nelli, (31-7) the young< southpaw former amateur idol playing hia improvemenL espedally the line­ Croaattl acorea and, on the throw- Furillo stepping up. game of .vour life. Hoyt Wilhylm (1-0) and Marv sive backfleld coach at Yale^ didn't rects Agawam's speedy splIt-T in. a pinch hitter. Just A Freah Kid Grissom ( I J ) did a good Job on offense. - Agawam High's Junie Ind., tomorrow where Notre Joll^ or Burdette Co-captains o f Manchester High’s current football edltton.^quar- ace, until the Giants work out first tournament aa a professional. backers, Ifthey hope to stop in, Keller, the burly King' Kong, Furillo had a bad hand which have to wait very-long befm'e find­ Tefvee viewers will have an op­ Dame's Fighting Irish, picked as terback Joe Curry (left) and tackle Tommy Burbank (right) are Tuesday. hampered him in hitting.. Some I found that nut in 1921 a.s a Open Season on liaiiagws the Tribe./Griasom, in particular. Fontana and Red Robatale are the Oiarlie Grimm, the Braves pilot, “That we# the beat round I ever Hal la quartet of fleet-fooUd alammed into Lombardi, knocking ing out that they don't play panty- portunity to watch Jthe great Il­ the Nation's best, make their debut ready for the invasion of Hall High of West Hartford tomorrow after- "If Maglie starts for them," Lo­ backs. him colder than a bloke hit square­ seemed surprised that Charley New York Giant. I came out. of Both Rxiben Gomez (2-2) and Jim waist football in the Ivy League, linois star, J. C. Caroline and his halfbacks. The latter is a former would not reveal hia pitching ahot,” a grinning Stranahan said Hearn (2-1) went along close to a against power-loaded Texas. noon at 2 o'clock at MU Nebo. It will be the opening CCIL game pes said, "I'll probably pitch ly by Rocky Marciano. Dressen let him bat. Furjllo shook the Polo Grounds clubhouse ready The former head coach at Vlllanr mates against Stamford Saturday, All-Western selection from Cathe­ choice, but it was expected to be after coming home with a three- West Hartford Coach BOh Me- to go, a fresh kid who had—I was hit an inning pace. This battle, a headliner Under for each school. . Lemon because he’s a Isfthanded Kee doesn’t claim to have a strong DiMaggio, running for all he had, his hand as he took his stance—as ova aaid, "I heard they didn't play Oct. 2 over Channel 8 at 4:45. The dral High in Spring^fleid. any circumstances, pa/cks part­ either Dave Jolly or Lew Burdette. under-par 68 yeaterday. i| to shake the pain out of It. Then busy rem'indlng myself—seen all Dressen Headed Back, CJ^eland's "Big Three" didn't Don Marion (Cathedral High) Warren Spahn, who took over hitter. I’d like to get as much left- Par Bus te n Oo Wild club, but he has called this year's reached third baae and when he top grade football in this le^ u e game will be played in Palo Alto. icular Interest because it intro­ handed strength as I can against aaw Lombardi atiU down, tore for he hit a 3-2 pitch into the right there waa to see as a major exactly baffle the Giants. Early (Ivy) but I have fmihld out how Calif. . . . The Indians were the and Roger Goodsell (Boston Uni­ after Ek-nle Johnson was removed Ordinarily, that would have been eleven the youngest and p e ^ e s t leaguer. Wynn (3-0) was the best but Mike duces Notre Daime’s nest) "Wonder thslr iT^thimders. If AntoneUi ha’s ever had. His biggest ssast is home and leaped acroaa the pros­ field stands and the Dodgers were wrong I was. Yale has some 20th tram In American League versity) will start at ends for the in the eighth Wednesday, is sched­ opens. I’ll g “ ■ gxK)d enough for the first round back in the Series again. But one look at the field 'Garcia (1-3) was bumped for 34 Boy," 26-year-old Terry Brennan, uled to hurl against St. Louis and ------go with Wynn, who bats hia backfleld which la blessed writh trate catcher to acore on a ainglg^. May Skipper Senators r^l^ghty fin# football players." Art history to win 100 or more games- visitors who spilt in two games 08 successor to Frank Leahy. Indian Pitching Staff from!.either side." lead. But the par busters went It looked funny to see this big Still Had Chance clogged by something like nine hits in 19 innings and Bob Lemon was top kick with t)ie Villanova In one season. The Yankees be­ .last year with the locals. Fred Or- will not continue against the Red­ wrild yesterday, with 31 players speed, a needed commodity on any bear of a guy taking a anooze at The Dodgers took the field be­ million newspapermen and big was charged with three defeats. 10-polnt Favorites legs. Anyhhv/, it will be Lemon and successful football team. ' gridders for 1 three yeara befc-e came the 21st when they hit the loch (Stetson Univ.) and Adam In tonight's Coast conflict. Wynn, or Wynn and Lemon with shattering r e la t io n figures over the plate in full view of more than hind Clem Lablne as the Yankees shots—and arothcr r.t the stands, By BEN PHLEGAR *"and his second In two days w^hen In the exhibition gamea, H a 1 coming to New Haven. A friend­ century mark recently. . . , The Lapao (Chicopee High) are the Should Cincinnati score the two the 6.814-yard course. HalTs Baeka fh a ^ 10,000 people. came up and it looked as if Man­ flag-draped and packed, and I Newhouser (0-2) showed enough Southern' Cal's Trojans rate a 10- runs needed to tie it up, the con­ big Mike Garcia (19-8) pitching Han's backfleld o f Mike Ourran, Assoriated Press Sports W riter | Richie Ashbum singled and j^oved ship dating back 2( years with Giants have won 14 National tackles and Jen-y Mason (Spring- polnt edge over Red Dawson's Pitt Stronger Than Giants the third game. Squared away In first place as World Seriea thrills? A book ager Dressen still had his chance nearly fell over. With the coming of Autumn it i ...... to warrant a regular Job with the Jordan Olivar is the reason he was League championships since the field College) and Jim Rahilly test will continue-until i decision the troupe moved into the second Don Arcari, Warren JoMln aad .. could be written about them. There to beat them. But the Bombers got I got four hits against the Yan­ n *round to score the winning run Tribe by holding the Giants to 15 Panthers, who arc known to be is reached. "I haven't given much thought Boh Willie is ~rated fiUter than app^arA to open AcaAon on man-1 _ ® brought to New Haven. Art is a turn of the century. The Giants (Wake Forest) will bo at tlie guard big and tough but of questionable after’ that,” Lopez said. "It all de­ round wrere Dick Mayer of St. Po- haa been one after another before runners on first and second bases kees— three singles and a triple sgers in the major leagbes. I >*1 the last of the ninth. hits in 13 innings. Ray Narleski ffative of Everett, Mass. His wife have also finished in the runnerup posts. Center Don Gifford made Giles said he was overruling the New York, Sept. 24 OP)—Cleve-^ Thefe’s no belittling New York's teraburg, Fla.; Marty Furgol of Manchester’s Joe Curry, Charlie and after Grover Cleveland Alex­ ^wlth one out and Billy Martin, the but I never knew it. I was some­ (1-0) and Don Mossi (0-0). who striking qtrength. umpires because the standings of land will have 10 pitchers and the pends on the outcome of the first Burdick, Tom 6«ntth and Jack Two changes already have been j In the regular game Stan Lopata and six children—one football spot 13 times.,. . . Oddities Dept. Trade. Th# Trojans, who opened their relief pitchers, either. Knuckle- three games. If we’re ahead. I’ll Lemont, 111., Bud Htdscher of ander came out of the bull pen to Series hero, c'amc up. He slapped where in another world. Nervous? made at Baltimore and Chicago, i put the Phils in front to stay on a were to help Al Lopez So much in player and three cheerleaders—re­ five teams are involved. It's Ftlll New York GlanU 12 available for Farrell. Willis (a dashman) is TTie Giants of 1933 won 91 games All-City last fall at Springfield schedule last week with a 39-0 bailer Hoyt Wilhelm haa won 12 pitch either Bob Feller (13-6) or Santa Monica. Calif.; Milton captain o t th* track tear.i. and atrike out Tony L,aszerl with the a grounder right through the mid­ You don'^ know what the word Another one, at Washington, a p -; three-run homer ^ t)ie first in- later montiis, also were effective. side in Philadelphia. Ar*. inquired hnd copped the pennant and the Marine Fullback mathematically possible for the the 1954 World Series, but' Marusic of Herkimer, N.Y., and a means. trouncing' of Waahlngton State, Art Houtteman (15-7) in the fourth quartethack Curran la considered baaea full and save the Cardinals dle and the Old Fordham Flash had pesrs to be In the work's for today. j nlng. Seven .300 {litters about Jimmy Itoach, Manchester New York club two yearly later Knowlton Is being hard-pressed Braves to finish second, ahead of strength in number will mean lit­ and Marv Grissom 10. Lefthanders hometowrn amateur, Ralph Bogart, At Yankee Stadium in 193«. himself another thrill as Hank' ■“ A sk A1 Smith after that first have a sparkling sophomore half-' game. If we're behind. I may come a very fine passer.'Ihe Indians' There are strong indications that For a brief spell the Phillies Giant hitting predominated with High's great backfleld star of two won the same number of |^)(lnes for the: starting fullback position Brooklyn, while the Redlegs, Phil­ tle when the pennant-winners Don Uddle and Windy McCall also 34-year-old insurance salesman Seventh Game Decidee Bauer raced across the plate from game. back in Jon Arnett and a, line lies and Cardinals are battling for meet head-on next Wednesday. back with my first game pitcher.” pass defense remains s mystery the Senators are going to either re­ ' thought they/had" moved within aeyen men over the .300 mark, led years ago. Jim is now at Auburn and finished third. The Dodjera this seai^on by Roger Trudell, for­ have shown flashes of brilliance. Vaunts Moii^ Corps from Chevy Case, Md. -This bld-tlmer got a tremendous second base. He'll he able to tell you. lease Bucky Harris or kick him up­ which is reportedly strong In the fourth and a cut of the World For, pitchers with the excellence as East Hartford did not have s ' .0002 of fourth place. But an hour by Foster Cagtleman (.429), the Univsrrity in Alabama. "How won the flag with an even 100 mer Cathedral High star. Trudell, middle but weak oh the-ends. Pitt Don Moesi, Ray Narleski. Hal stairs to the general manager's Job rookie infiel^Sr who spent most of Series money. and experience of Bob Lemon, With several long ball hitters on Stranahan waa all alone at 68 good parser. . after the end of their second game, al>out those two boys from Man­ wins in 1941 bt)t finished second who also performed at Fordham fields a line of 200-po'unda plus both sides, the gopher ball con­ N«whouaer, Dave Hoskins and Bob but seven playeni, Including most and replace him with Charlie Dres­ the year in the minors. Top regular chester who came down to yillan- Early Wvnn, Mike Garcia, Bob Following Baturday’s game the i League President Warren Giles up- the following year with 104 vic­ and who might start against Man­ average and a revam'ped back- ceivably will play an Important Hooper, the remainder of the In­ of the hot tourney favorites, were locals wrill travel to Meriden and sen. A press conference has been ; held a Cincinnati protest of a loss was Dsvey Williams (.365), fol­ ,pvs several yeara ago?" Art tories. chester, last season played with Feller and Art Houtteman plus a field. vaatly improved bullpen gives part in the outcome of the best-of- dians' vaunted mound corps, will bunched at 69. Eight were at 70 then return to Mt. Nebo for their called for today with Harris listed at Milwaukee Wednesday and or- lowed by Monte Iivln (.360), Wil­ the strong Quantico Marines. see action only in relief.' among the absent. Owner Clark lie Mays (.358) who droye in 15 Other games tonight have Ari­ Manager Al Lopez the finest seven act. In this respect, (Jleve- and seven at even par 71, Including Isst two hoiga* contests, againat I dered the game to resume today. TTiq Merchants' Herb Dobrozen- zona State at Temp# playing land also has the advantage. There waa a possibility that Ted Kroll of New Hartford, If.Y., Middletowm and Webster. Mass. Griffith so far has parried direct Giles reversed his umpires who runs snd Al Dark^ (..333). Utility Local Sport mound staff in many American skl suffered a slight injury in Wed"- Bringham Young on the latter's League seasons. aelection o f the opening game tha defending champ. Manchester closes out ita sehedda questions on Harris' status by ssy- h 0 called an interference play for in ^ d e r Bobby Hofman also hit Garcia has been tagged for only pitcher may be taken out of lx>pes’ Ing he will wait 'til the season ends Little and Farm Loop nesday night's opener and may field, Denver at Drake, Miami Indians Have Edge Even If he were to win, Strana­ with three road UlU. fKE the final out against the Redlegs. .333. Whitey Lockman (.303) and liiiss Sunday's clash; but otherwise four homers all season. Lemon has hands. Word came today that M U S T S E L L Sunday. Hank Thompson (.229) ran neck (Fla.) at Furman and Hampden' StaUstlcally, Cleveland holds given up JO and Wynn 21. For New han cotild not collect the $8,000 The action resumes with the the locals will be at full Strength Chatter Wynn had an ingrown nail re­ May Go to Phillies and neck. The two catchera were Sydney at Richmond. The visiting the edge oyer New York in com­ York, Antonelli and Maglie have top prise. TJnder professional golf­ Braves leading 3-1, two on for for their toughest test of~ the young team is favored in each of these moval from the big toe of his If Dressen. who led Brooklyn .to Cincinnati and two out in the close. Ray Katt (,270) and Wes plete games, earned nm averages permitted 21 apiece and Gomez 20. ing rule*, he must participiUe for football season. cases except the last, where the and Just about every comparable right foot and was rushed to sur­ six mouths aa a pro before becom­ two pennants in three aehsonti then ninth. ' Weatrum ( 269). Don Mueller was Hold Field Day Sunday SUNDAY’S SCHEDULED final Sentiment With FeUer gery when the toe rhowed signs odds are on Richmond. baals, except shutouts, where the ing eligible for prise money. quit last year in a battle ovier a Elsewhere^in the managerial the only regular who failed to come Twilight League baaebtdl game Ortainly, sentiment will be of infection. The Notre Dame-Texas 'wrangle between- St. James CYO and the Giants have 16 to the Indians’ 12. ITie former amateur star over­ long .term contract, doe.sn't' c"tch fwefpstakes TM picture sha|ies up close to his regular season pace, Little League Field Day-.Sunday Silk Towners Star riding with Feller, who at 35, will "I feel everything U going to be on at Washington the nw t best like this; batting only .245 but he had an is one to whet the appetite of the North Ends has been postponed. Collectively. Lemon, Wynn and shot th* first green with hia ap­ Jones, Gjardello afternoon at Gharter Oak Park gridiron gouiinet and confound the Garcia have racked up 64 of their be seeking his first World Series all right,” said Dr. Don Kelly, proach shot yeaterday but came bet appears to be the Plpiadelphia ■i- American. Leaifu# excuse for Manager Leo Duroclier, I The game was slated for Sunday victory. Bob and two chances in who. performed the minor opera­ □ Phillies. waa shifting him in and out of the' ^ • . ^ lor »I1 boys who played in For Dusty Cliaiiips experts. morning at 10:30 at Mt. Nebo. club's iro victories. Lemon has a back to hole a 10-foot putt for a ' € > 2 8 Boston —Lou Boudreau will keep 1 1948, but lost both, one by a 1-0 tion. "If Lopez 'wants him. Early bogey 6. Except for the coaching, staff. 23-6 record, Wynn 22-11 and Gar­ The Phils switched from Steve his Job if his Red Sox finish fourth. lineup, trying other oi)tfleldefs. l ^aim le 1 o n ig h t ; *‘“>er th# UtU# League or the Jake Banks reported this morning count. wm be rejMly for the opener. Dusty Rhodes (.2.10) snd Bill “ o Farm Learue League durinr during th# the rpart All America Johnny Lattner and that he) talked with the Rev. cia 19-8, Feller has chipped in with After that, he didn't miss g sin­ O'Neill to. Terry i^'oore in mid­ He stands a good chance of stay­ Several prominent Manchester tackle Art Hunter, who are gone, Not to be overlooked Is the fact season after months of rumors and Taylor (.219), two pinch hitting season. Ih addition, parents and George Hughes of the CYO and 13 triumphs and Houtteman, shak­ gle green and might have wound ing anyway, although there ^lave softball players played leading this Is virtually the same Notre ing off i "hard luck” tag of long that Cleveland’s hurlers piled up Moore ' has only k. verbal under­ been rumpr#.^,. , . heroes of the pennant march, Philadelphia, Sept. 24 UP*—-Ralph brothers and sisters of the small the game was postponed. Banks up the opening day leader If hia roles with this season's strong Dame team which won nine games standing, has won 15 games. thelr-aWesome records against ad­ hadn't run into putter trouble on standing concerriing next,year. If Detroit—Freddie "HutchinsOq Is didn't'start that early. s'Tlger) Jones, New York middle­ fry are invited to the program, promised several weeks ago to Yale Promotes 10 The top Cleveland hitter waa Jim Arthur announced yeatertlay. Hamilton Standard team which re­ last year and tied Iowa for iU lone The Cleveland pitchers . have mittedly Inferior opposition—the the 4th and 10th, where he re­ the Phils edg^' out Cincinnati for in much the same position as Bou­ weight 'U’hq little to lose and cently concluded Ita : season with blemish. take a team from Manchester to American League’s ao-called "five KW 1954 PONTIACS outfielder D*ve Pope (..100), with Members of the Field Day Com­ Norwich Sunday to play in a gone the distance 75 times to New quired three putts each. fourth place^e may keep his Job. dreau although possibly on shakier ryb m three home runs in 11 games. everything to gaih, will try :o 19 wins against three defeats. The Ralph Guglielmi, a T-quarter- York's 44, Lemon, Wynn, Garcia. club second division." Against the To Varsity Squad MIsa ft t t o on Green H Y StarM His ball ,'Club made a move in ground if he erids lip in second mittee include Harold Geer, Ray Props also won the HIAL and play­ CYO benefit game and he said to­ Shortstop George Strickland, a knock Joey Giardello1)0 out of a title Lavery, Larry Bates, Ernie Dowd back Houdini, and Joe Heap pro­ Hal Newhouser, Don Mossi and New York Yankees and Chicago Mayer and Bogart Both lost out By n e End Of The Month that direc^on yesterday in the only division. The Tigers trail the Red off championships. vide punch behind a man-sized fine, day he couldn’t puU out of the White Sox, the Indians finished weak^ hitter, had a great spring shot here tonight in a 10 round | Tom Turner, Sam Vacant], Vic Norwich game. Ray Narleski all have earned run New Haven, Sept. 24 (F)— Coach on 66s because of narrowly missed- Ymir Uasttt? pla>'ing action, winning a pair from Sox by a game and a half. Pat Bolduc waa the team's sec­ making the Irish a 7-polnt favorite. marks under 3.00. V)1th 11-11 standoffs. putts on the 18th green. Bt^pMt’s New la the Ttaos Pittsburgh -6 and 4-2. The first Philadelphia — Eddie . Jooat la against the Giants at .379. Rudy nationally televised ('NBC) bond DellaFera. HSrold Dsyey and Jim Jordan Ollvar in a surprise move Regalado, the rookie inflelder, was ond leading batter with a .428 aver­ But reports from the Southwest The Giants have several top­ rolled dead an Inch from the cup gamiyirnarked the completion of a sure to go and so is the club. at the Arena. Arthur. The program starts Sun- age. Other V local players hitting In the catching department, not yesterday promoted ten men to O P E N F O R having his , hot early streak and are that the Longhorns, a giant of JOHNNY HEDLUND under­ flight pitcher* of their own. John­ much Ih the way of hitting is ex­ and Mayer, last man off the contestitest i started Aug. 15 and halted New -York—Casey Stengel has JonM hopes Philadelphia will day at 1 o'clock. over- the charmed .300 mark in­ went an operation on his right Yale varsity football status. flniahed with .392. Dale Mitchell a team with a nifty quarterback ny Antonelli. ?wlth 2l victories and pected from Cleveland's Jim Hegan Eight of the newcomers are line­ course. Upped a ball that stopped LEAGUE BOWUNG aft/r eight innings because of the signed a new two-year contract. prove as fortunate a spot, for him Expert Over 490 cluded Paul" Correntl (.336), Leo in Charley Brewer,' are unim­ eye today at the Massachusetts hit .306 and Al Smith, the man who as it did for his stablematr, Oak­ More than 4()6 are expected to the major.)' best earned run aver­ or New York’s Wes Westrum. Both men. while the two- backs are at the ver^ rim. Sunday Pennsylvania curfew with Baltimore—^Paul- Richards haa Day (.321) and Whitey Johnson pressed. Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston. age, 2.31, waa one of the year's The $40,00() will be distributed New EnKluuTs Finest he score tied at 6-6. been sighed for the dual role o t eventually took away his left field land Bobby Jones. The latter won turn out for the Field Day which are fine defensive receivers. Maury Ryan and Don Griffith, both Job, batted',300. Smith played third (.300). Bolduc al.so won his only Sharing top attention with the During the 1937 baseball aeason, standouts. Ruben Gomez won 17 so that the lest eligible pro Among Alleys Robin Roberts finished the sus­ general manager and field mana­ two unexipiected fights' from Gil this season will fake the place of mound start. Rookies Ray Katt and Hal Nara- sophomores. Ryan, brother of the base on a part time basis in the South Bend game is the NCAA’s Heqiund suffered an eye injury in and sage old Sal Maglie 14, several Yale quarterback'’o f a few. seasons the 77 entranU geU at least $100. pended game for his 23rd triumph ger. Ha may decide he needs a Turner here last spring. Promoter the annua'l banquet. The commit­ Day ani Bolduc tied for. home nationally-televised attraction of a freak batting accident and in re­ gon are the reserves for the Clean Rcstitwms For Ladies exhibitions. Herman Taylor';e«ports a lively tee has lined up a number of events o f them key games.". Giants and Indians, respectively. ago, is also a signal caller, while The tournament, sponsored by the field boss if the front office duties run ^leadership,' each with two, the week sending Michigan State’s cent years the eye has been bother- ^ _A W^T ...... Washington Post snd 'Ilmes-Herr 20 Lanes pile up. Al Rosen, the Trim's big home sale for tonight'ii go- deapite the to occupy the Interest of the Griffith, a West 'Virginian, is a half­ run threat, hit only one homer .While Joe Nowak had one to his Rose Bowl champions against Iowa aome. back. aid, is an outgrbwth of the Na­ Chicago—Marty Marion moved fact it will )>e on TV screens in the youngsters and prizes will be credit. Day's lone triple tied him at Iowa City. This game hits the against the Giants and batted .283 area.r- awarded. Trophies will also he The otheri are ends Richard tional Oelebritlea Tournament and MANCHESnR up from coach to replace Richards in 21 games, driving in 14 runs. for. fourth place in that depart­ TV screens at 3:25 p-ipi- (EST). the big name wreekend golfers will as Manager. While Jones is envisioning an awarded at the Field Day to the ment. The. left fielder also hit two It's a virtual tossup. SENIORS championship golf Elks Bowlers Stems, Colin Jensen and Ted L ^ d . Wally Westlake, Jim Hegan and upset and a place in' the 160-pound outstanding players in the Amer­ tournament at the Manchester tackles John Hunsicker and Rod get into the act with a 36-hole Cleveland—AI Lopex won the Bill, Glynn, the second string first aoubles mid Bblduc two, to rank In the principal intersectional Correll, guards Ed Beers and Bob event S atur^y and Sunday. BOWLINe 8REEN pennant. “ ■ ----- ' title picture, Giardello has a few ican and National Leagues during second and sixth respecUvely. conflicts, UCLA is a* 20-point Country Club will be held m Suhi" SM CENTER ST. baseman, each hit .267. notions of his own. The Philadel­ the past season. day, O ct 23. The event will be Buzzard, and center George Darm* <• \ National Leagua Bolduc's theft of seve)i b,ises tied choice over Karisas at Lawrence; Start Monday IxM Angeles haa an avei;age of T E L. M l-$-4883 or Ba-S-SfilS Doby Had Poor Spring phia middleweight is virtually as­ Refreshments will be served open to all members 45 years of steader. .Chicago— Stan Hack, who took Larry Doby was way down at him for first place while Day pil­ Illinois, the Big Ten favorite, is five cars for every four families. over in the M>ring from Phil Cav- sured of the nexf crack at cham'-^ throughout the afternoon to all fered five and Correntl three bases. 10 points over Penn State at Cham­ age and over. Tommy Faulkner .263 with only one homer and Bob­ won the crown last season. The The Elks Bowling League will Jim Lee Howell, head coach of arretta in a sudden mvltch, wljl pion Carl (.Bobo) Olson..A defeat attending, parents included. The hard-h i 11 i n g Day ranked paign; Michigan is 14^over Wash­ Mt underway Monday night at by Avila, who seems certain to by unranked Jones would prof-ably tourney will be 18 holes with the New York football Giants, is .stay another year. / win the league batting crown, All Little League players . are fourth among the RBI leaders with, ington at Seattle and Duke rates 7:30 at the Double Strike Alleys Itayo Joey'a title shot. asked to return their game uni 15. Bolduc and Correntl Were close medal scores prevailing. nicknamed "Senator." He once was Milwaukee—<^ame Grimm ap­ started slowly after a long holdout 8 touchdown over Pennsylvania at on Oak Street, The 'ollowlng- are elected to the . State legislature in pears to b* solid/in Wisconsin. Jones has a record of 30 victor­ forihs at this time to their reaper behind, each with' 13. Philadelphia. YESTEBDAV'S BESl’LTS asked to be on hand: Paul Aceto, and batted only .229. ies, nine defeats and tht-ee draws T Y L ll .... NatianaJ hia native Aikansas. Ctncinnati—Even fifth place is five coaches at the field. Jimmy Blanchard, former local Army opens its campaign at VILLA^OE c h a r m e r s Bowling ^ U adH phla i-a.t-i. Plttiburchx-iiiauurKn S-2o-z (firstirirat James Aceto. Nick Ambulos, The Jndians have ope asset now and has kayoed eight. His sharpest rarm> rrY-mnlaii/Nn —.... noctf an improvement for Cincinnati tfi^iTididn't have last springi slug- In the event of rain, the Field athlete knd now residing in Wind­ West -Point, a one-sided favorite League will start Monday night at xuspended came of James Atwood, Tom Blanchard, CONNECTICUT'S Birdie Tebbetts will be back. effoK was a kn<^«ut of Bobby y will be postponed one week sor, took part in two baseball over South Carolina, and Navy is 8:15 at, the Bowling Green. Spon­ Joe Bissonette, Walter Backus, gl'ng Vic Wert* who was with.Bal- Dykes earlier this year. Since thelv Only came ichpduled. . St. Loula—Owmer Gussie Buich timbre. The Giants don't kn6w games with Hamilton. The strong picked to roll pver William A Mary sors of teams this season.wlll be; „ , V Amerlcaa • Hairold Burnett, Ray Beauregard, the Jones boy has' been inconsist­ right-hander walked five and No cameS scheduled. gave Eddie Stanky a vote of con­ much about him and they haven't at Annapolis. Syracuse faces Vil­ Stanek EUectronics, Johnson Ed Burgess; James Creamer. Wil­ ent and haa failed to live up to ex- struck out 18 in winning both his lanova, Princeton tackles Rutgers, STANDINGS'. CLEANEST CARS fidence two Weeks ago, apparently too good a book on Smith. Paint, Fogarty Brothers, Garden N allaaal liam Collins, Joe DeSimone^ pfectatlons. HoStever, a score over r starts. Jimmy only batted .222 but COMPLETE quieting rumors the little man was Holy Cross-meets Dartmouth, Yale Grove and Jarvis Realty. W I, Pet. GBL Thomas Davis, Aime Duchimin; Cilardello would catapult the New New Yi)!'k .. BUY A GOOD USED CAR AT Mt^RIARTY BROTHERS headed out. '• one of* his two hits was a triple Opposes Connecticut, Columbia Brookiyn ... 95 55 .632 — William Doyle, Gene Enrico, Phil Yorker back into the fistic lime­ and he also drove home foUr runs. 89 83 .689 rigllt now . . . snd you 11 be sU s^ for months to come. Pittsburgh—Fred Haney prob­ Round Completed takes on Brown and Cornell mseta ANY ONE INTERjCSIXO in MUmaukee 86 64 .573 9 Goldstein, Jim Greene, Walt Hllin- RADIATOR ably could have the thankless Job light. well-known North ,Ender, (Colgate In other Eastern games. Cincinnati ., 74 77’ 2111 skl. John Horan, Harry Hatfield, Stop in todayl Develops KO Punch ’ ' Vince OenovesI lost in the quarter­ officiating basketbSH-this coming Philadelphia 73 .77 . 487 22 again.if he wants it although West ■eaaon U urged to contact Jim 8l, Loul)i ... 71: Charlie Harris, Robert HsUisey 2 D O O O S i r A D O O R S A CATALINA HARDTOPS 111 Tennis Play Giardello carries a 51-11-5 rec- finals o f the Second Annual Inter- The forfeit victory which the Chicago ...., .470 34>; Coaat reports have BOb^ Brag;an, rF.BFr.ur; LfiAui's Hqrdic or Tommy Omran at the 62 90 .408 34 and Don Jorgenson. SERVICE a protege of Branch .Rickey, in Ord into the bout and has finished , ledlicrn (It Departmental Handicap Golf Tour-' Phillies received over the Cardinals PtUeburgh .. .53 98 .351 42Leo Durocher has a contract for round which must be completed . ... 82 24.1 _ , Amerlean Sasiela, Milton Stratton,- WalUr liave more trouble, with guys he Hah^nstrait t i ra next yw r. 86 XU ertson Park at 2 o’clock. Frank (W^nr.“ -l*f“'’'''''"‘' Cleveland this weekend, Earl Bissell plays should take in stride than he does NrCann ...... ^ ,ji 124 .14.1 22 Sullivan, Anthony Salvatore. John *S0 UNCOLN 4-DR. '4 7 H U D S O N 4- Johnson will pitch for St. Bridget's CJhIcago (Truck)! 19-H'j at Baltimore Bill Corcoran. Muldoon meets* with top rated fighters. A former (Lar)!en 3-20)—night. oniiiraore Stev.ens, Warren Waldo. Leland From pt a« m iu tm aB i Laetrou, 4 -k. t-Door. This car Tnuilii ...... 422 \4U 471 1365 and Don Varley for Second Con­ Wood. Jr.. H. W. Woods. Edward Harvey Tinkham, Roaario Sapi- Brooklyn resident who moved to •—Won roll off go#. — Philadelphia Iportoclirrero 8-18) at ta aiv ap««lally staffSd is Inunarolate. NEW 1954 PONTIACS New York (Schallock 0-0). Yaurkoi) aiHd CHetto Zanlungo. •' enzo.-playa Lear>’, and Dan Lynch Philadelphia, Giardello seems to tor repair >1 Ve8ierday*8 Stars is to play Al Whitney. relax when he is an overwhelm­ n n A iiiiy (•t 'Ppr'rrtlrid 13-15) , and Della Fefa ..r i ,... 7B 97 R7 24". Stobtw (9-11) at BoMon (Brown ^1-13 1953 MERCURY In the doubles, Al Whitney and ing favorite. He lost to Pierre Moxxer .... and Parnell 3-6)—two game*. OPERATORS LIST TOURNEYS *49 PLYMOUTH 51 74 W) 237 ' ' .r Derby, Bept. 24 i/P) — The Con­ 4-Door Sedaa. Battinjg—Stan Lopatg,' Philadel­ Fran Leary defeated Merrill Whis- Lenglois and scored unimpressive Daniel)! .. . . •••••**.« •2 M 94 274 Trinity Captain , Nationa! ^entice ... U K HR 24H X - . Pitt-itnirgh (Surkont 9-17) at Brooklyn necticut Alley Operators Associa­ phia PMllies. “ hit a threa-run ton and John Huriy, 6-0, 6-8. Dan decisions over Bobby Jones and I.OW Man . (Meyer KV6). ETJ:‘“'i^ » $ 6 9 5 homer as the 'I%Ds beat Pittsburgh Lynch and Larry Miller outlasted Billy Kilgore,) while iq this frame ...... U R2 92 241- M.and Hearn 8-8) tion has scheduled four men's duck BROWN- equipped.“*“ • lT'.SAVE! 4 Toiala Lost for Season at Philadelphia (Dickenn 10-19 and pin bowling evetits to be held dur­ OO *-*- Don Donovan and Bill Corcoran, of mind. He needs an impressive ...... 422 439 445 Mronxlnnkl 0-11—tao gamex—night. Pitching—Robin Roberts, Phil­ 6-2 and 8-6. win over Tiger Jones to cement hix FftW rta (41 ing October. These are:. Oct. 9 — '49 MERCURY SEDAN CorrenI) .. R9 m i Cincinnati CValentlne 13-11) at -^Mil­ BEAUPRE *49 OLDSMOBILE adelphia Phillies, won ^is 23rd standing as the number ope mid­ Rivnea* ... waukee (Spahn 2(Vt3) — completion (jt SqbaJpino M e n’s Open. Bridge­ ...... 5Wi 101 119 i"-*K Hartford. Sept. 24 (JV-TYlnity euspe.nded game of Sept. 22. Model 7A A MONTH game as he pitched the final inning Chris Carpenter, a guard on the dleweight challenger. Rofleetto , ...... 93 53 175 i Sm us for College football Captain' Louis"rC port; Oct,'16, Thomaston Ope.n Bt'TN.U-.IL $ 6 4 5 Cu.«h)ne ,. m- t St U»uls (Jonee 3-4) at Milwaukee Real \-atae. E 7 A E in a game originally started Aug. University of North ^rolina foot­ The fight will be decided by two Plrliey ...... 55 92 27: MagriancrLgeif ...... wS# lost to the team (Burdette 14-14). Classic, .Thomaston; Odt. 33, New 3 S 8 S A S t CENTER ST. 8« 112 Britain' Health Center Tbuma­ Hydramatic. 15 and finished yesterday wrlth the ball team, is the oldest man on the Judge# and a referee under a round Fothersill — m for ^ the season yesterday when 114 ment; Oct. 30. Charles ' Harding I 1 9 5 2 D O D G E Phils winning. 7-6. squad. He is 29 years old. by round vote system. ToUlt two jihyaiciana ordered him off the M I -9 .5 2 3 4 468 470 629 145* GUARANTEED gridiron for the rest of the year Memorial 'Handicap, New Haven. I Meadewbreok. '47 CHEVROI GET OUR DEAL TODAY UConii’s Praclied Grey and bine. KneraaSe II) at least. Magelaner suffered'a con- Coupe. Black. Meyer ...... 89 94 96 TIC euaaion in a aerknmage last Tues­ InuBarulate. $ 1 3 4 5 ^3 9 5 YOUR CAR WILL NEVER IE WORTH MORE LasiNighVs Fights Cormier ...... 77 72 79 22> day, hia second while pla>1ng for Kicking for Yale ‘^GUARANTEED PURSE ------FlIMs ...... M 87 86 36!' Pemberton ...... I l l 89 Trinity. Magelaner., a Brooklyn. Mclntoili 90 39" Rome. Italy—Franco Feiducci, ...... 76 76 97 249 N. Y., reaiden*. is in HarUord Hos­ EXPERT 1 -— RECAPS! Storrs. Sept. 24 (F)—The Uni­ EXPERT 1614, Italy, outpointed Jean Gor- ■ ! J- — AUTO REPAIR to be SURE, . . See Totala pital. Tackle Gerald Ghannell wUl Sept. 26 hay, 1674. Belgium. 10.' ...... 449 4 a ISIS take his- place in the game with versity of Coiine..j-icut football TEL MI.3-5012 ‘ T E R M S •••••. T R A D E S Tabs It) team will rim through ita last Hamburg, Germany ^ Gerlutrd I.lcliaU ., ...... 80 108 WiU^ma Saturday. Ill pilva . S4 27J TUNEUP • W H Ea BALANCING Hecht. 1734, Germany,- outpoint^ ...... 8) •96 W 36>- low as ^ practice, session this afternoon in . . end 50 OtiMilt . . . $50.00 op M . Oliva as ...... 76 86 1950-64 Wlm Snoek, 169, Holland. 15. (Fbr 01l>ert .. . 75 33* a final tuneup for the giune.with BRAKES 96 n s mt f o o t b a l l g a m e Saturday Yale Saturday. Coach Bob Ingalls Adults ... • Bun^an light heavyweight title). Proliolkln ...... 82 m a p p r o v e d . BARRETT SYSTEM 91 w 36) CWI V I5 yesterdayic se^on. devoted a c l u r e i o n t i a c 4 ...... Totala NICHOLS - MANCHESTEI: h e s t e r i/teraoon at Mt. Nebo between n w meet aaoderai brake'aervtce la the world M C > , inc...... 411 471 .653 1339 h>t of attention to kicking which 'Wallace Moon, l|t. Louis Car­ ,H^I High of west Hartford and dinals -centerllelder, spealu mildly ___l i e ^ he /termed his big probleih. Until MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER — M l.9^545 1 / The Detroit L4ons in the NFL TIRE, Inci Miancl)Mter High will start a 2 MORIARTY BROTHERS •■Ai B'uddy Amendola broke his leg, for a T^xan. Ths first time he • radio announcer on their ! s t o r e ;— 1099 MAIN ST. — MI-S-4047 o'clock)ckjl Faculty ■■Manager -Dwight - LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS .walked ti> the plate lu a jmajo)- tea klricing- w-as no. problem for the PLAINVILLE tsam. Defensive lialf back Jitn Perry announces that all home Hm^ia - coach. Now he says he GIBSOK'S GARAGE 301-315 CENTER STREET TEL M1-3-81U OPEN EVENINOS UNTIl) f Isigver he hit a home|run. "BesJ d W' Rccapl^Rg Shop — 2 ^ Broad St. — Ml-9-4224 Mid w ^ one of the broadcasters games thik fall for .the schoolboy dS e^ ’t know who ami get first IM MAIN TEU MI-S-MIt—HOWARD GIBSON, Flap. ball 1 ever hit," he said, then shut of the Colorado A A M baseball ^ 0PEN\ DAILY UNTIL 10 P. N . up. -J games during the 1964 seasoii. $ ! U«- ’ : \

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f ^ H T E E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 Household Goods 81 WuBttd—To Buy 58 / Houses For Sale 72 H oobm For Sal* 72 Saburban For Sale 75 b a r g a i n s in new and UMd appU- Wanted— Real Eatate 77 ances. Terms and trades. James AatomobilcB for Salo 4 Automobiles for Sale 4 Household Serrlceu Bonds— Stocks—> Help wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Legal NoUctf TINTED—Used typewriter. CaU B O L ltlN —-Four room non-«xpemd- OVERLOOK DRIVE HIOCORY HILL Homes, Rt. 6, An- IF REIADY to hoy, sell, exchsags P i - ■ -A . Woods AppUances, 383 Center MI. able on a slab, ideal home for dovsr. Four room jfanch, plas­ real estate, mortgages^ arranged. Bandits Net 1963 NASH RAM BLER hard top, 1953 CHEVROLET Sedan, power- Offered' IS-A Mortgages SI 8t. 30 9-1918. MAN TO CARE for lawns and gen­ PE A T HUMUS, shredded. Excel­ Uqi’OB rKElllT couple. Only $9,900. GI mortgage 4-Room Cape Cod. Full cellar, tered, drilled well, full basement, Consult Howard 7r . Hastings, “ tow mileage, two . tone paint, glide, very clean. Tutone comblna- W E A V IN G ot burns, moth holes eral outside work. Steady work. lent soil conditioner, top dressing. NOTICK or ArrUCATION possible. new artesian wellf, 2 rooms un­ hot water baseboard radiation, % C h ille d FIRST AND 'secuoa mortgages UNIVERSAL Tank-type vacuum Agsncy, ML 9-UOT. radio, heater. Douglas Motors, 833 Uon. Douglaa Motors,>333 Main, anil tom clothing, holsery runs, Must be reliable. Apply 15 Forest Manchester 3a. 3-6515, WANTED—Pair of garage doors, finished, hot air oil heat. $10,900. acre lot. Will decorate, and build bought for oiir own account Fast, This Is lo g i v e nbltce that I. WH,- cleaner. Recent m replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ license, pert time. General drug immediate delivery. Nussdorf WANTED—Girl’s bicycle. In good place.— $10,500. 30. 9-0975. tors. CH. 9-6469, evenings BU. Bank Theft ’ tudor, radio, heater. Douglas 9-7518. store work. Apply in person, 4TO package store permit for th* sale of TRUSTWORTHY PERSON condition. 30. 3-6835. Fully equipped and gtocked. Good DEPT. HOURS ing Shop. WILL PURCHASE Sand and Gravel. MI. 917408. alcoholic liquor on the premises 30 BIs- 9-0969, JA. 8-3989. Motors, 333 Main. Hartford Road. sell Street. Manchester. WHO’S GOING KfANCHESTERVFour-room Cape going business. -BOLTON, First lake, boating, 8:16 A. M. to 4:S0 P. BL FLOOR AND Wall coverings. In­ The business Is o«-ned bv AN NA M HOUSEKEEPING CASH IN ON your old piano. *We Cod on bus line Hmken heat, (OMrttobed trsm Psgs Om ) Given On C.O.D. 0-; PONTIAC 4-door black. Must FtiAT FINISrl Holland window a few moderate sized existing swlmmliig, fishing, skating in LI8TINQS WANTED — Stogtei W ANTED— Married couple with stall them yourself and save up KItlel, of 18',i BIssell Street. Manchesl TO TAKE OVER will pay top price for them. Call fireplace.— $12,600. back yard. Custom built, two year m U at sacrUlce. Phone MI. 3-8521 Anto AccessoHcs— Tires 6 second mortgagel. Discount ex­ \ MANCHESTER HOME two-famlly, thtos-faiallyi bust* shadea made to measure. AU not over one'child to act as care­ to 50 per cent. Plastic wall tile, ter. and will be conducted b y W Itj.IA M UNPAID BALANCE J is fo r an estimate. Kemp’e, Inc. , They followed Tlchenor Into the aftebO p.m. metal Venetian blinds at a new pected. ,,, J KITTKL. of i8>4 BIssell Street. IM PR O V E M E N T CO. old ranch, on large lakefront lot in aaas p r o p ^ . Hava many cash COPY CLOSING TIME taker for an important piece of 4c each: floor tile 10c each. Com­ Manchester, as permittee. Monthly Payments M ANCHESTER—Six-room ranch. desirable neighborhood. Near ^ t r a . Mortgagaa arranged. bank and forced him to turn toe BATTERISIS — 50% off. Square jlow price. Keys made while you Three bedrooms. Year old. Full combination on the vault.' How­ FOR CLASSIFIED AOVT. 1941 P O N T IC two door sedanette. property. Rent, heat and light plete line of towel and soap hold­ W ILLIAM J. KITTKL. $23.28 Phones: MI-3-8177, 3-776t, 9^7205 church, school snd iMis. 514 spa­ Please eaU Ocorda L. Grailadlo. type as low aa 34.95 ex., long type wait. MarloWa QUICK ACTION Dated September, 33. 1954. Rooms Without Board 59 basement. Bus lin e .-$13,500. ever, there are two combinations MON. THRU FRI. 8 cylinder^-gmen, clean car, in 37.95. Written guarantee. Cole free. No janitor wbrk. References ers as modem as tomorrow. Stop Route 44-A— Bolton, Conn. cious rooms, full cellar, alumi­ Raaltor. M ltcbd 9-8678. 109 required. Applicants will be inter­ MODEL HOME FURNITURE . Licensed Brokers on toe vault, with Tlchenor know­ 10:.^0 A. M. good runningbqndition. Price 3135. Motors. M l. 9-0980. Box 807, Manchester in at The Tile Shop, Buckland. A T A COURT o r PRO BATE held at IN 1 *R IV A T E Home, clean, com­ num combination storm windows, Henry straat viewed at YMCA, 79 No Main St., Phone 3 a. 9-2655. Coventry, within and for the DtMrlrt of And Appliances BOLTON— Five-roem ranch. ’Diree ing only one. Ml. 9-1978 a ftet^ .m . fortable, well heated eiiigle room bedrooms, garage. Lot 150 x 150. attached garage, two fireplaces, RANGE & FUEL 0 SA TUR D AY 9 A. M. Building— Contracting 14 Saturday, Sept. 25 only, 2 to 4 Coventry, on the'"33rd day of Septem­ Has Been In Storage 5 Months MANCHESTER—287 Woodland St. hot water oil heat, recessed radia- WANTED—Three bedroom home, The robbers bound him up and 20% OFF ON wallpaper. Many ber: 1954. for gentleman. References re­ No basement.— $13,000. Immediate occupancy. Near bus ■Waited for Mrs. Jean Beebe, a BEST BUY CHGRCHES p.m. Present, HON. THOMAS O. WEIXE8 1 sold this to a young couple 3 quired. 30. 3-6183. *1 tion. Artesian well. Built-in china $13,000 . $13,500 or customer would Anto Driviiig School 7*A G E N E R AL Construction, altera­ Business Opportunities S2 selections. ’"C. J. Morrison Paint Judge. and school. Six rooms, full cellar, take four room expandable, also teller, o f Yonkers, who knows the TOim COOPERATION WILL tions, remodeling, plastic tils, months sgo, but they are not get­ xabinet. 12’ Thermopane window BE APPRECIATED '53 Willys Tudor Sedan-:>^ ex­ and Wallpaper Co., 385 Center St. E state'of Margaret S. Hanson, of ting married. large lot. Oil heat, storms, In 24’ living room, Venetian blinds. customer With large down pay­ second comMnation. MORTLOCK’S D R lV IN a School. counter work, garage, etc. No Job NA-nONALLY FAMOUS compaqy Coventry, In sala District, Incapable HJDATKD r o o m on Cooper Street. Many Other Listings ceptional car. ------,,.^ 3 W 7 5 Salesmen Wanted 36-A Store hours 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. BLOND BEDROOM screens. Reasonably prieSd. H. B. Msny extras. Owner, Manchester ment wants three bedroom home, When she walked in at 7:40 Lost confidence quickly restored too smaU. Eugene Girardln, 16 since 1899. Will immediately select person. Parking tpkue. Gentleman pre­ Grady, Broker. 3 a. 3-8009. The BOLAND OIL CO Dial MI-3-5121 through naUonal distributor, an The Conservator having mad* written LIVING ROOM SUITE ferred. MI. 9-5852. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker MI. 9-4933. $14,000 . $16,000. Please call Carl- a.'m., they forced her to complete ’53 Studebaker Champion Sport by a skilled, courteous instructor. Trotter St. MI. 9-6509. PA R T TIM E salesmen to augment application to said Court. In accordance Phones: Days 3a-3-S416 ton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, the unlocking of the vault. Lustrous two-tone paint. Auto­ eense Included. Insured, dual .honest, reliable party to super­ Boats and Accessories 46 with the statue, for an order of sals ot 5-PC. D IN E TTE SET $10,800—SIX room home, near new present eamingF. SeU oil con­ "Philco” Electric Refrigerator pTOORA’nCD, BeauUfUUy Weekends and Evenings 3a-9-7751 TOR SALE)—Bolton, single home, 9-4694. W ait 15 SliBUtcs matic drive. Fully accessorized. cbntroUed standard and hydrama- GENERAL CARPENTRY— Altera­ vise a chain of greeting card de­ the whole or part of Ihe real estate de­ school, hot water oil heat, 2-car TEL Mltehtl 3432D tions, additions and new construc­ partments, specializing in every­ tracts fo r ' Manchester's best scribed therein. It Is ordered that said "Coloric’’ Combination Range fumisnod and spacious room n>a direct from owner, 10 minutes Bu$ a timS device on the vault A low, low mileage car. Save Uc CVS. Ml. 9-7398. known fuel oil dealer. Gfiin valu­ KING-CRAFT boat, Johnson 18 application be heard at Ihe Probata Of­ LOCKWOOD STREET — One-half garage. Ldrge lot. Immediate oc- from Manchester Center. Price SELLING? List' your property with tion. Dormers, porches, garages day and Christmas assortments; h.p. motor, wheel, remote con­ fice In- Covenlryit on Ihe 1st day of . “Msytag Washer" [“SKJ*"*^**** housekeeptag ctmancy. Madeline Smith, does not permit It to open until 333. able selling experience—add to tocilifies svallsMo to Msnehester. duplex, 4 rooms down plus one fin­ reaibnable. Phone 3a. 9-8187. this agency. Prompt and person­ about 15 minutes after the unlock­ Lost and Pound AUTO d R jy iN O InstrucUon from and rooms finished at reason^le located to local retail establlsh- trol. very seaworthy. Master- October, 1954. at 11 o’clock in the fore­ ’’Emerson” Television Set ished iip. , Excellent . condition. MI. 9-1642 or 9-1148. alized service. Alice aampet. your income. Apply in person to noon: and that notice thereof be given, ing, so the robbers had to wait un­ ’52 Studebaker Commander Hard­ your hom O ^sI^red dual control prices. Workmanship guaranteed. menta. A highly profitable depres­ craft trailer. 3a, 9-3718. "Hoover” Vacuum d66nllnass About $3,300. cash- required to aih Realtor. Office 843 Main St., Man­ FOUND— tensatlonal value. Used Mr. Teg. or Mr. Belfiore, Mor- hy publishing a copy of this order In of t ^ building. Chlldrsn accapted. HIGH STREETT—Eight room older til almost 8 s.m. before they could top Coupe—Overdrive. Ehccep- car. Larson Driving School. MI. Free estimates. Robert M; Alex- sion proof business in which we the Manchester Evening Herald, a Also Included Sealy innerspring sume 4% mortgage. James J. chester. 3a. 9-4543. • 45 R.P.M. records. Popular ander. Tel. MI. 9-7716 larty Bros. MI. 3-5135. OantM. raesd so rossonsble home, good repair, easily con­ scoop up ths money. tional value. Save 333. 9-6075. ^ finance up to 310,000 for rapid ex­ newspaper having a circulation In said * Mattress and Box Spring, “ Alex­ Rohan Son,.. Realtors, 617 Hart­ artists. Hundreds to choose from, District, and by posting a ropy thereof you’U gssp! Bs sure snd see this k verted to two-faihlly. 112,800. Wsr- Liberals Endorse LET US PILL YOUR pansion plan. This is not vending. Diamonds— Watches— ander Smith” Rugs, Lamps, Tables, ford Road. Tel. MI, 3-74SS. In the meantime two other tell­ 35c each, three for 31. Norm’s BALLARD’S D R IV I^ SCHOOL — CABINET MAKlNa-W) also do on the public sign-post In the Town of ons. Mrs. Dorssy, 14 Arch 8t ren E. Howland, Realtor. 30. ers arrived and wqre bound up. ’51 Chevrolet, Bel A ir Coupe— No jent, no overhead, no em­ Help Wanted— Jewelry 48 Coventry In ssld District at least five Kitchen Cabinets, Inlaid and a few Drive-In, Manchester Green. MI. Power ■ glide. '^Fully equipped. “ Manchester’s o ld e s t^ Owner- aU types ci carpentry work, r«- ployes; nor is any selling re­ 3-8600. 3a. 3-5711. They are W illiam Strasser and days before said day of hearing, and other articles. ^A8T HARTFORD, Knollwood Rd. MANCHESTER SPECIALS Averell Harriman Textile Firmg Join B-8183. Save Certified by AAA and Board ot modellng, alterations, etc. Good quired. A light pleasant dignified Male or Female '37 that return be made to this Court. George Kastln; both of toe Bronx. 333. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ Attest. Room, private home, privileges, SIX ROOMS complete, plaster EducaUon. We offer tralmhg, ex­ workmanship, and reasonable business for a sincere party. Earn­ See It Day or Night Six room Cape, three bed­ The robbers, after binding all FOUND—Male, black mongrel dew. ^ O E FITTE R , Experienced only. pairs, adjusU watches expertly. Tl|,OMA8 G. W ELLES, Judge. for refined woman. Garage avail­ walls, insulated tile bath, fire­ ’50 Ford V-8 Custom Club Coupe perience, latest methods. rates. Estimates gladly given. ings up to 380 to 3150 weekly after Reasonable prices. Open dalfy. Phone Me Immediately rooms, large kitchen, dining room New York, Sept. 34 (4V-AverelI In Work "Combine four'w ith tvrlne and men’s belts, Medium sise. Dog Warden. hO. —Radio and heater, overdrive. 9-2245. CaU Dick at P L 2-6695 or John at Permanent position. Good salary. able. Phone JA. 8-1585 or JA place, garage. Fruit and shade expansion with opportunity to es­ Tots’ N Teens, Inc., 956 Main St. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ESTA'^E OF J.ohn MacDonald Stone, Hartford CHapel 7-0358 8-0278. or den and spacious living room. Harriman, the Democratic nom­ forced the men to lie on toe floor 3-4540.. Excellent condition through­ M l. 8-6769. 9r.. 1st* o f Coventry. In Ihe Pro­ trees. Oil heat, porch. Near bus V tablish lifetime security and earn street MlteheU 9-4S87. bate District of Coventry, deceased. A fter 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 Open stairway. Full basement. Tim ­ inee for governor of New York, and Mrs. Beebe on a couch. They out. Save 333. AUTO ORTVINO tnstrucuon. AU in excess of 312,000 weekly. Age lint, school and shopping centsr. New York. Sept. 24 (gV-The told all four they would not be Called for and dcKvarad LOST—That satisfied feeling if you lessons on insured dual control The Administrator having -exhibited FURNISHED ROOM for rent for ken oil heat. Fenced to, wooded Priced for quick sale, Charles was Sndorsed last night by the American Woolen Co., which went no handicap, if you have the am­ Situations Wanted— his administration account with said I f you have no means o f trans- one or two genUemep. Kitchen hurt If they kept quiet. - i promptly at no axtra haven’t tried dining at the Rose- ’50 Chevrolet Fordor Sedan . .3695 car. Capable experienced instruc­ Esinte to Ihe Court of Probate for said lot. Owner must sell. Make us an Lesperance. MI. 9-7820. 11 million doUars deeper Into the mount'Restaurant, Route 85, Bol­ ^NfToriste-^Nnrgcriea 15 bition. Must have car, references Garden— Farm— Dairy pnrtatlon. I ’ll send my auto for prlvllegee if desired. 30. 1-6812. offer today- Uberal Party, toe third largest ~ When the vault doors swung charge. tor. Cordner Auto School. Ml. Female 38 District for allowance. It Is you. No obligation, red during the first six months of ton. Receptions, banquets, organs ’50 Buick Riviera Super—Auto­ and be able to devote -10 hours Products 50 ORDERED: That the 1st day of - NEW S ix room colonial, tile hath, pollUcal grm p In the State with open.ndie men stuffed the money 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. OclAber. 1954, at 10:00 o'clock in the ■TWO SINGLE men are looking for 1954, has entsred into a working ixation dinners invited. For reser­ matic drive. Priced to save ASTERl BQUQtj^UQUETS at weekly to start. If fully qualified CURTAINS LAUNDERED and Reduced for quick sale. Six room lavatory. Full insulation, plasteg a potential vote that could swing into adding machine covers; which forenoon, al the. Probate Office In Cov­ A—L—B—E—R—T—’—S one gentleman to share their six combine with Textron, Inc. and they used as bags. vations contact Charlie or Marie many dollars...... 3845 DRIVING Instructions from i your mann‘Uf 504 KMlrker St. and want to go Into your own bus­ ironing done to my home. Call 3a.' CONCORD GRAPES, firsts $1.26. entry he, and the same Is aisslgned for Cape; Threes or four bedrooms, walls, porch, garage, amesite a close election. NNE PHARIUOY iness now have 31695 to 32542.50 9^383. seconds II. 127 Charter Oak St., 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD room furnished apartment Cen- Robbins Mills in a move to end its Mrs. Beebe said she heard the Cole. MI. »-435e. home. Dual-control insured car, a hearing on the'allowance of said ad­ living room with fireplace, large drive, large lot, hot water oil heat, A s a Democratic-Liberal candi­ financial troubles. X cn*h available for working inven­ or tel. MI. 9-9043. ministration account with, said 'Estate traUy located. All uUlitiei Includ­ kitchen and fully tiled bath, alum­ sound o f "kn automobile after the CAU Mkt-ftM ’49 Studebaker Starlite Coupe 3395 sbandard or automatic. Call Man- FRANK'S IS buying and aeUtog nice, location. Immediate occupan­ date, Harriman opposes U. S. Sen. Heads of. the three companies tory and can begin at once. Write REXIABLE teenage girl would and this Court directs the Administra­ ing fully equipped kitchen avaU-i inum siding, one car garage. cy. Charles Lesperance. 30. robbers left, but police were nOt chestet Driving-Academy. PL Rooflng-^dlng 16 GET YOUR Grapes for Jelly and tor lo rile all persons Interested there­ good uaed furniture and.antiquea, able. 30. 8-8418 Irving M. Ives. Republican guber­ Jointly announced yesterday the Annonneements '47 Pontiac Sedan Coupe ... 3295 2-7249, ToU tree. stating age, present work and in­ like to do baby sitting after school. in to appear at aald lime and place, all except stoves and electric re­ Fenced In lot. A terrific buy at 9-7830. certain whether the -men fled by 9-5837. juice at 270 Hackmatack Street. natorial nominee, in a campaign formation of a new corporation, FOR THE BEST m '’Sbnded buUt clude phone number in ^ p lic a ­ by publishing this, order one time In frigerators. '420 Laks 8t. Open 8 $13,600. primarily pitting GOP strength car or hid somewhere nearby. Y o u r y a r n s h o p , 5o cottage st. Many Others' To Choose From MI. 9-3246. some nea-jtpaper having a circulation ra O N T ROOM, centrally located. SIX ROOM (3ape Cod, two unfin­ Amerotron Inc., which will take up roofs, shingle roofsXgutters, tion. Replies held in strictest con­ in said District, and by posting a copv to 8. 3n. 9-8580. upstate against Democratic and The man sho-wlng the gun was Tel. MI. 9-3358. Headquarters for fidence. All qualified parties will W ILL,C AR E for child, age 3 to 5, Oontinuoua hot water. Parking Both of these homes are near ished, fireplace, oil heat, plaster over sales, purchasing, merchan­ E-Z Terms conductors and root repofi* call SWEEIT CIDER, made fresh daily, oh the public sign post nearest to tn* 7 2 Liberal Party vote-pulUng t>ower described as abuut 30 years old, Bemet and Tioga Yam s and Susan Garages— Serrice«-Storage 10 In my home, while mother works. place where Ihe deceased last -dwelt, at FOR HOME filmiahtngs of-excel­ Gentleman preferred 30 i- i li new schools, transportsUon snd walla, Storms, screens, amesits dising and textile manufacturing OoughUn, Mitchell 1-77W. \ be interviewed. Write, Greeting MI. 9-5122. 59c a gallon. Also selected wind­ In New York City. short and stocky, wearing a green Bates Knitting accessories. Also Card Company of America, Dept. least five days before said time as­ lent quality, bame brand appli­ shopping. drive, ahaded lot, near school, functions. fall apples, Macintosh, Wealthy, signed. ROOM NEAR Center, heat and hot '"Eisenhower” Jacket and a wide- art needle work supplies. CHORCHES MOTORS R A Y ’S ROOFING Co! BuUt U. A., F. 1094 Broad Street, New- ances and TV, very large selec­ stores and bus. Only $11,000. Carl­ Harriman and Bep. Franklii! D. American Woolen President Jo­ STORAGE SPACE available on Delicious or Greenings, $1.19 16 qt. And due return make. water. Gentleman preferred. 37 Roosevelt, Jr., toe Democratic brimmed brown felt hst. IT rooM, gutter work, root, chimney \ark 6, New Jersey. Certified from Record, tion of beautiful lamps, stop at W e Will arrange a mortgage to ton W. Hutchins, 3n. 9-8132, 30. seph B. E ly said the decision to 80 Oakland Street Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 basket. Farmer’s Outlet, 811 E. Forter St. Phone 30. 3-5331. His accomplice was described ss TH E TYB U R School o f the Dance Cottage'Street. Tel. MI. 9-2358. repairs. Free estimates. Ray THOMAS n. WELI.E8. Judge. Chambers Furniture at the Green. suit your budget. » 9-4694. candidate for State Attorney Gen­ form Amerotron was approved by Phone MI-9-9483 Court of Probate, shout 30. years’ old, 5 feet 10, offers instruction in: Ballet, Toe, Hagenow. Ml. 9-2214. Ray Jack- Middle Tpke, opposite Shady Glen. Hours 10 a.m.-5 p.m.—7:30-8 ;30 eral, drew standing ovations when directors of • sU three companies Tap, and Acrobatic D ic in g . H^lp Wanted— Female Sf THE NEW 3IANCHESTER Pet District of Coventry; slender, and wearing a light tan INSTALL 1950 PONTIAC sedan coupe, heat­ son. l a . t-8S2S. Center, 995 Main St., invites you p.m. V E R Y CENTRAL, fumlehcd room, JARVIS REALTY CO. ROLLING PARK, 6 room Cape they appeared before the Liberals’ yesterday. He said stockholder ap­ Registration for class or private Cod, four finished, two unfto- Jacket. , FIRST LINE COMBINATIOlir er, radio, hydramatic, good con­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 EARN A T Home doing a high pay­ to visit peU of all kinds, Con­ Household Goods 51 bathroom floor. 30. 9-7337. convention, which nominated all proval is not needed. lessons may be made by calling ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. BEAU TIFU L Glenwood combina­ 654< Center Stfcet isHhd, tile bath,, full cellar, spot­ otoer Demq$Mtic candidates for Robert L. Hufflnes Jr., presi­ ALUMINUM VNNDOWS dition. Must sell. Will accept any ing hanowork. Interested women necticut bred Parakeets. Wire Notice An engineering formula rates M L 9-5767. BICYCLES, new, used, bought and Alterations and additlona CeU- A N TIQ U E S bought sold. Furnl- tion oil-gas range, In excellent FURNISHED Room for rent, near less. Low down payment. E state office with hut one excep­ dent of Robbins MiUs, will head reasonable offer, time payment. will be tabg^ht. Write Box 296, Haired Terriers, Fox Terriers. 3a. otie horsepower o f msclilne iener sold. Repairing and rebuilding. togs. Workmanship guaranteed. ture.’ glase, china, pewter, prints, condition. Two years old. Moving Main St. Gentleman preferred 9' Call 3 a -3 -4 1 1 2 k E Realty, Edw. Oupre. t io n — a Judgeship. the new corporation. 'Ibe J61nt ONLY $12.95 M I. 9-0980. West Hartford, Conn. 9r4273. Hours Monday through Town of Manchester gy aa equivalent to the work of W ANTED—Folks who don’t want to Free pick up and delivery within A. A, Dion, Inc., 2M Autumn books, stamps, coins, jewelry, out of state. Original price $400; Hazel St. 30. 9-2170. MI. 9-6297, a iff Burdick, MI. Roosevelt has as his Attom ey- statement said Amerotron will be Up to S4” X 67" frame aim, spend 3300 for a hearing aid: New Friday, 10 to 6:30, Saturday 9 to guns. Bailey’s Antiques, 382 Invitation to Bid Evenings 30-3-7847 w men. usually aeU tor 922JW amk. 1953 DE SOTO Firedome 8. This two mile radius. . Manchester street MItch«lI 3-4860. SALES HELP, ^njy experienced 6; Wednesday closed at 2 p.m. S. will sell for $98. MI. 9-5090, - 3-4480. Gensral opponent another Con­ "prinotoally staffed, by present transistor, one battery aids as low Main St. 3H 3-5003. Bids will be received for pave­ SINGLE ROOM, kitchen privileges SnukU addittonal chaMa far la- immaculate four door sedan is a Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn- need apply. Perniahent, good pay. A H. Green stamps. MANCHESTER BUYS gressman. Rep. Jacob K. Javits of executiyM and key ’ employes of as 3125, costing as little as 15c a pleasing blue in color. Fully equip­ pike. MI. 9-2098 or A-3502. Tots’ N Teens. Inc., 656 Main. . ment of .tennis- courts at Ro’oert- near bus line. Cali after 5 at 14(3 43 GARDNER Street— Five room New, York City. the threV companies.” staUattoa. month to operate. Come in today Garden Drive.- ped with radio, heater and econ­ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Ron Bark at tlie office of the 'Gen­ TWO 8 x 9 MAROON broadloom For $5,800—Small dwelling with colonial, screened porch, attached . Harriman, 62, in Hla acceptance The new firm is expected to ef­ for free fitting and demonstration. rugs, pair bunk beds. MI. 9-9319. McmelMstBr omical overdrive. For the prudent W ANTED—Good homes for six eral 3fanager, Town o f Mitnches- full bath, fireplace, full base­ garage, knotty pine recreation speech before the Liberals, coined fect substantial operational eco­ Complete stdek of batteHes, cords, BOY'S 26” bike, 312. Girl’s 18” A’lTRACmvir FItRNISHED room room and laundry. Lot Six56S. Honw ImprovemeRf C a .' buyer who wants fine car comfort ROOFINO—Specializing to repair­ HOUSEKEEPER wantedX MI.* ' weeks old kittens. 3n. 9-1244. Town ter at 3:00 P.M.. Wednesdt.y. ment. A ll city utilities. About the word "glibersl.” i nomies, Huffines said. [IfiiL'BEVfRAiCsl accessories, and repairs for all bjke, 310. Call 9-9461 after 4 p.m. ing roofs of aU kinds. Also new 9-4716* after 7 p. m. September 29, 1954, at, which with breaktast if desired 3a. Outside fireplace, fruit trees, split ROUTE 64A, BOLTON at moderate cost, this car repre­ H acre o f land. Excellent lo­ ” Our Job, of course," he said, At LOW PRICES 4 makes of aids. Personal Hearing roofa Gutter Work. Chimneys time bids will be opened in {iub- LARGE TWO-BURNER Kenmbre 3-8958, or 421 E. Middle Tpke. rail fence, awnings, screens and TEL. MI-8-8177 sents exceptional value.^ Will ac­ TRO PICAL FISH. Selling out. cation. ‘is to dlstlrtguish — and to help Servide, 808 Main, Jsirvia ' Bldg. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ WOMAN, full time, to ta k e c o m ^ Aclverlisenieiit lic. Bids; sealed and marked parlor stove. Call MI. 9-5044. storm windows. 60-day occupan­ AMERICAN^M BULWARK cept trade,. Can be financed at Everything must go. Kelly's ONE OR two furnished rooms for the public distingulrii — between M I. 9 - ^ . bank rates. 32495 or best offer. MI. perience. Free sstlmatea Call plete charge of dry cleaning store.^ Aquarium, 29 Sunset St. Hours 4 In Sccordanc w th ’ ’ -> prori- "Pavement of Tennis Courts at For $13.500—^^Six room C a ^ Cod cy. Direct from owner. 3 a. 9-0304, Norwich, Sept.^ (iP)—The Presi­ Business Services Offered 13 Experience helpful but not neces­ APEX AUTOMA-nC lilshwaaher, two with light housekeeping fa- a fulltime Liberal and seasonal ^ Arthur Drag Stout j 3-4638. Howley. Manchester MItcheU I sions of Chapter III, Section 8 of Robertson Park” must be In the -all finished.’ Fireplace, oil heat, dent-General of tm Daughters of W E C A R R Y Tioga yams a t the sary. Apply in person only, 2 to 6. portable, like new. Also 2-plere ciliUea and bath. 3a. 9-4776 PORTER STREET Section— First Uberal. |HOURS 8 A. M. to It P. M U WIRING INSTALLATION ot aU 3-5361. the Town Charter.: office of the General Manager be­ one car garage, amesite drive, the American Revomtlon said here aame pWces as at the mill. Save 1947 CHRYSLER, clean car, good Gordon's Cleaners, Manchester living room set. Phone MI. 9-4167, time on market. Charming 8-reoni types. No Job too small. Peter N f''c e is hereby giyen that a fore the tim e^tated above. *The FURNISHED ROOM for one or metal combination windows today that ”a positiv^onstructlve time and money by shopping at Urns. 144 Birch St. Phone jha. Green. colonial, downstairs lavatory, aun- program in Americanlsln will form Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone Li^c Stock— Vehicles 42 public Hearing of the Board of Di­ right is reserved to reject any and CLEARANCE OF floor sample two, with kitchen privileges. 84 and doors. City uUlltles. W alk­ WINDOW SHADES Your Y am Shop, 60 Cottage St. 9-6456. CHIMNEYS Repolnted and repair­ rdbm, large living room, fireplace, this nation’s best bu lw a^ against Mitchell 9-7303. all bids. ' ranges, refrigerators, washing High St. ing distance to bus. Nixon Sees U. S. Tel. MI. 9-2358. ed. MI. 3-6535. MOTHERS -— School .days mean WE BUY lQpwS, calves and beef rectors of the Town of Manches­ 4 bedrooms upstairs, 2-cst;, ga­ Communism.” \ ’ 1949 FORD convertible, radio, added expense. Let Avon help cattle. AlsoXhorses. Plela Bros. ter, Connecticut will be , held at All bids, must conform to the , machines, sinks, floor and wall LONGWEAIUNG For .$15,800— Seven room Colonial. rage, For further information Miss Gertrude Csrraway x>f New heater, overdrive. Good tires, ex­ RUBBISH and ashes removed. Gen­ turn your spare hours Into profit­ TeL 30. 8-T the Hollister Street School Audi­ specifications and bidders forms ' cabinets, vacuum cleaners and Flaitiig to Boili? eral cleaning of attics, cellars and which may be procured from Uic freezers. Save up to 30%. This Boarders Wanted 59-A Excellent condition. Fireplace, pleake call Elva Tyler, Realtor. Red Plot Bern, N. C., was principal speaker Peraonala cellent top, 3595, Douglas Motors, Heating— Plumbing 17 able ones. Call MI. 9-2814, torium in the Town of Manchester 3 a . 9-4469. SEE COLUMMA ARROW yards. Call M and M Rubbish re­ Superintendent of Re reation, 22 merchandise is iMing replaced by oil heat, knotty pine kitchen, at the fall ineeUng of the Connec­ 333 Main. on the 28th day of September, ticut DAR here t(^ay. \ WANTED—Ride from Rolling Park moval. MI. 9-9757. GUARANTEED Plumbing andt YOUNG WOMAN wanted for stuff­ Poultry and A p p lie s 43 1954, at eight o’clock in the after­ S 'tool Street, ILjichester, Con­ 1955 models. LaFlamme Appli­ wall to wall carpeting and 6*4 ROOMS. Hot water, oil heat, Indianapolis, Sept. 24 IP )— The W.H; E N G L A N D i A Made toOrdar to vicinity of Hartford Hospital, ROOM AND board for child In my In discussing national Issues, s. 1950 CHEVROLET sedan delivery. heating. Jobbing and new work. ing machine operator. Apply Ka- noon to consider a proposed necticut. ance, 15 Oak. Tel. MI. 9-6868. many extras.. ------storm windows. Close to school Eisenhower sdmihistrstion. sayi ^ l i D V with Yaur BoBms arriving 7:30 a.m. MI. 3-8693. COM PLETE REPAIRS by Stuart home. PI. 2-7043. urged the 300-odd delegates fro... LUMKEK COMPANY Just right for grocery or other Joseph Skelly. M l. 9-3014. Klar a o th Toy Co., 60 Hilliard GUARANTEED StricUyfeesh eggs ordinance as follows: Vies president Nixon, is destroy­ R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ TWO MATCHING table lamps, ms- and Main St. Immediate occupan- all parts of the state t0 a,"consider TeL m-f-0246 light delivery work. Runs fine, St- . , ./ from our own poultry f a r ^ deliv­ An Ordinance Allowing/the Sale Call for appointment to-see-anjW ■ cy. 3a. 9-721$^, ing the Communist conspiracy in W AIfTED—Ride to Aircraft, sec matic washing machines, vacuum LENNOX FURNACES and warm ered Wednesday, 'Thursday ^ F r i ­ hogahy base, gold tooled, with time. Exclusive with toe issues and not personalities.” ond shift, from corner West Cen' ’extra sharp ^pearance, 3495 full of Alcholic Liquor on Sunday. Apartnenta— Plata— the United States and he predicts V ' E, E. JOHNSON price. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. cleaners, motors, small appli­ air heating. Earl Van Camp. Ml. TEACHER FOR co-operatIve. kind­ day afternoon. Tel. 30. 9 -989^ Notice white shades, $5 each. MI. 3-6716. and asked for an end to what she ter and McKee, MI. 9-6748. ances. Welding. 180 Main StreeL 9-5844. Pursuant to the provisions of Sec­ Tenementa 63 the Republicans will retain con­ call ‘‘so much destructivs criticism, ergarten in Bolton. Call Rev. tion 1644C o f the 1953 Supplement PAINT 00. Phone M l 9-6078. Yeager. MI. 9-3548. Call for Town Meeting STORE DEMONSTRATORT^F^gH ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor Lots Fijr Sale 7S trol of CTongrcas, defeatism, de-bunking, bickering WANTED—Ride from Park Street t o t h e General Statutes of Con­ Articles For Sale 45 Monday, October 4, 1954 daire washer, excellent condition, Phone 3a-9-4543 In the final speech of a campaign and divisional dUfarenccs o f 699 Main S L TeL Ml-9-4Stl to East Hartford Federal Credit DeCORMIER MOTORS Co m p l e t e Hand and power lawn ^lillinery— Dressmaking 19 necticut, the :alc of alcholic new washer guarantee. Kemp's, TWO R(30M furnished apartment TH REE ADJOINING loU on Oak- swing through the crucial Mid­ opinion." Union, Monday through F rid ^ . (nower sales' and service. Motors MIDDLE-AGED woman ' to do RUG BRAIDING made easy. In­ liquors on S.unday between the A meeting of the electors of the Inc. and private bath. Apply Marlow’s. MA.NCHE8TER—Five room home land street. Priced fhr quick sale. west,.Nixon'last night called upon Houra 8:15-4:45 p.m. Phone hu. SAYS: “ These ^und car and tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and DRESSMAKER, alterations on housework, live in. 3 a. 9/7037. struction booklet, 25 cents. Rug hours of twelve o'clock noon and Town of Manchester will be held plus two partially finished, two- Howard R. Hastings Agsncy, MI. Democrats jsn^ Independents who FAIE BAN ON POUTIOS 9-9326. SEVERAL USED 6 and 7 foot delivery service. Oihson’s Garage. coats, suits, dresses, skirts, etc wool and remnants priced right, nine o'clcwk in the evening in on 3fonday, October 4, 1954, for esr garage. Lot 100 x 300. Rec­ 9-1107. T helped elect Eisenhower in 1953 to Call M l. 9-6636. Frigidalres taken In trade — all Buaincaa Locationa Hartford, Sept. 24 (P>—With the truck values are sure pleasers Ml. 3-5012. Rockville 5-6706. Gen's Rug Shop, hotels, restaurants find clubs shall the following purpose: reation room, etc. Sale price. vote for Republican congressional fliR[onomoninG Help wanted— ^Male 36 In good working order. Priced HICKORY HILL Homes, kt. 6, An- 'November election approaching, 55 Talcott Ave., Rockville, Conn. be allowed in the Town of Man­ 1. To elect nifie members of For Rent 64 $13,800. Manchester Green beauti­ candidates. Antomobiles for Salg right for quick delivery. Kemp’s,- dover. Looking for a large lot? the state’s 16.500 smployea under MANCHESTER to the diMriminating buyer.” FU RN ITU RE Repairing, reflntsh; OIL BURNER Serviceman. If not chester..- the Board of Directors, a Town " I t ’s Just as simple as that," he ing used furniture and antique^ MbYing— Trackinf COME IN —Browse around The Inc. ful seven room colonial, excellent We will custom-build a five-room the merit system today' were fore­ CHEVROLET 1948 2-door Aero experienced will t^ in the right Harold A. Turkington Cilerk, a Treasurer two Registrars s MILLWORK CO. Woodshed,. 11 Mato St., Manches­ AIR-OONDinONED offices, cen' condition throughout. Corner lot. ranch'^style home ftfr you oh a said. “I f you’re for President warned o f the prohibition against sedan, radio, heater, defroster and bought and sold. Furniture Repair . Storage ''20 Secretary, Board o.’ Directors of 286 Broad St— TbL Service, Talcottville. MI. 3-7449. man. Must have ^'m e electrical ter, Cpnn. Good used furniture of Voters, three Selectmen, seven ELECTRIC Cast iron radiator trslly located. Phone la, 9-9779. • Priced below replacement cost. three acre lot for $14,600. Full Eisenhower snd his program, you participation In any «olltiieal ac.; direction signals. Excellent condi 1954 BUICK HARDTOP and mechanical background. Oil the Tonim of Manchester, Con- Zigmund Gozdz, Prop., formerly MANCHESTER — Package DellY bought and sold. Tel. 30. 9-8154. Con.-itables, three member' of the heater with thermostat. In very Coventry, year round four room basement, plaster, drilled well, vote Republican; If you're against tivlty. RIVIERA . burner dept. Mdriarty Bros. 301- • necticut. tion. Call MI. 9-7609. of Watkins Brothers. ery. Local light trucking and Open 'til 7 p.m. Board of Education for the term good condlUon, Reasonable, MI. S3IALL HEATED store on Maple home, plus front and rear porches. shade' trees, trout brook. FHA and him you vote Democratic. State Personnel Director Glendon Super model. Loaded and prac­ Dated- at Manchester, Connecti­ O IL S IK WE HAVE WHAT package delivery. Refrigerators, 315 Center St., Manchester. ’ Tel. ending 1957, three members o f the 9-3387. St. ^ a s r Mato, suitable for any Knotty pine living room with fire­ G.I. approved. See builder on Nixon declared to# administra- A. Scoboria cited the 1946 law In., BEFORE TOU Buy a used car tically new. There’s a real. saWngs M l. 3-5135. cut, this 24th day of September, Board of Education for the term small buolnasa or -office. Applv place. Double lot. Sale price, BULLDOZER a n d Loader, work. washers and stove moving a BUY YOUR electric razor where it 1054. premises or call 3a. 9-0978. \fion *'haa finally put the Reds on a circular that he requested all 341 BROAD SI YOU WAHT IN See Gorman Motor Sales. Buick to be had here; Only-gTOS-downr ' ' Landscaping and grading. Reason­ can be serviced. Remington, ending 1958. Edw. J. Hbll. Tel. 3 a. 3-5117. $6,000. Small down paymenc. O il specialty. IQ. perhanging. Ceilings refinish- from 7 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. . (Granted) The Third Voting District poll­ SO GAL. GAS hot water heater, 9-4694. ranch, hot water oil heat. VA ap­ specific reference to the farm price 3 3 95' down. 91 Center Street ing place will be at the Waddell DESIRABLE Office at 100 East Also: Parking LoU — TWuls CTourU.— Walks ard models, most with equipment. , edT, Wall paper books on request. glass lined. Year old, good condi­ proved. Madsline Smith. 30. and unemployment problems, on Monday through Friday 3a-3-4164 School on Broad Street. Centsr St. Exctllsnt location for RJLC. Bob Oliver has a good clean guar­ GONDER'S T.V. Service. avaUable Estimates given. FUlly insured. Thonfffs Goodwin,* 429 Oakland tion. 3a. 9-8726. MODERN four room horns, plas­ 9-1643, 30. 9-1146. which Democrats count heavily In 10% FOE CASH TRANSACTIONS 1950 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN Street (rear) The Fourth Voting District poll­ discriminating cUsnt. Call. 3a. anteed used car to suit your bud­ any time. Antenna* ^versions, Call Edward R. Price. hOtchell tered waUs, ‘nmken oil heat, their, campaign to take over con­ Terms nrraagsd It desired get. Bank financing. Many are Custom V-8 de luxe.. Clean as a in our building LARGE Folding baby carriage, Alice Lame;izo,'19 Jean Road ing place will be at ‘.he Y.M.CJt. 9-n82, or Idly 9-4873 NEAR MANCHESTER Highway- '’hilco factory supervl^ service. 9-1003.N aluminum storm windows, clean trol of' the House and possibly ths ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY local one owner cars at Center hound's tooth. Fully equipped and French blue and gray, $20. 21 Building on North Malft Street. FLORENCE OIL room heater, $15. Six room modsm house, full .base­ Tel. 30. 9-1486. ' ^ at 52 Center Street C. A. Porterfield, 68 Spruce Street and neat, fenced yard, near Senate as well. Motor Sales, 461 Main. sure to please fussy you. Only 3195 Silas Road, Mancherier, 3a. Nicholas Marzialo, Lots No. 26 A The polls will be open from 6:00 3II, 9-4158. 0 School, stores and bus. Only ment. Large garden tract. $7900, down. DOORS OPE34ED, keys fitted, CooTses and Classes 27 9-6806 I No. 27. Buckingham Street o’clock in the forenoon until 6:00 MANCHESTER—Main street store $1000 down. Southward Agency, DEMA10 BROTHERS Age up to 45 SOLID M A PLE china closet, for rent. MI. 9-8144. $9,300. Carlton W. Hutchins. 30. TO b e s u r e see McClure for a copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Camille Parker A Dorothy Bubb o'clock In the afternoon. 9-5133, 9-4694. Wlllimantlc HA. $-2716, HA 3-2071. ESTABUSHED 1926 wonderful deal on a new 1954 guns, etc., repaired. Shears, RADIO-ELECTRONICS -Television A L L ALU30NUM ddmblqaUon win­ matching solid maple extension Eventoga Lyme 4-7416. CALL NOW — ANYTIME 117 New Bolton Road. Richard Martia table. 3a. 9-8090. Seven Poles Stay Pontisic or a good will used car. JEEP and TRUCK SPECIALS knives, mowers etc., put into con- Servicing. “ Learn by Doing” at Apply at our employment office dows and doors, self-storing, save General Manager Sabnrbun Rmt W MANCHESTER outskirts, seven M ANCH ESTER 3fI-$-7691 — H AR TFO R D CHapel 7-8617 T. J. Crockett, 244 Main Street VERNO N— A ir conditioned ultra NEW LOCATION Top trades. McClure Pontiac, 373 ' dition {or coming needs. Braith- Connecticut's . oldest electronics heat, comfort, convenience, last a Hartford Road Corp.. Hartford Town of Manchester ypar old Cape (?od. four finished, Main. Tel. MI. 9-4545. Open eve 2nd floor SOLID M AH 6g ANY dinette size. 8 CARROLL DRIVE, Rqckville. modem California ranch, 32’ Hy­ 1951 WILLYS 4-WHEEL waite. 52 Pearl street. school. Enroll now for day or eve­ lifetime. Free demonstratlori. CaU Road (west of Bridge St.) Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ expandable attic. Oil heat, dor- Behind in Englajitl nings ’til 10. ning class starting Sept. 27. Phone anytime. BUI Tunsky. 3a. 9-9095. Duncan Phyfe dining table. MI. Five room ranch, hot water oil ing room, three bedrooms, recrea­ DRIVE JEEP 806 Main Street Alexander Jarvis, southwest cor­ cut, this 22nd day o'.September, r 5000. mere, combination storm win­ p ousH amIriqan FURNITU RE Reflnlsbtog, antique or write New England Technical heat. 1100 a month. Owner on dows, large lot. $10,900. Bolton, tion room, basement, gsrsge, 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe Full top, draw bar. heater, over­ ner Center and Cooper Streets 1954. furniture a specialty, chairs caned Institute, 193 *TrumbuU Street, f l a g s t o n e . Stone for . walls; 1 ^imtses, " Saturday and Sunday New four room ranch, hot water $17,500. Warren E. Howland, Whitby, England, Sept. 24 very clean. Can be Seen at Bant- size tires. We^sold it new and It’s 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. British American Club. 75 Maple PRACTICALLY New Easy Spin and rushed. Anson F. Diorp. Hai-tford. JA.,5<6406. house fronm, fireplaces, etc. Bol­ heat, fireplace, • % acre land. Realtor. MI. 3-8600, 3a. 3-5711. The 200-ton Polish fishing trawler CLUB BALLROQN ly’s Service Center, 331 Main St. in ^ n e conqUmn. Only 3295 down. Street Dry washer. Hoover tank type Phone hOtcheU 9-5735. Monday, Thursday and Friday ton'Notcb4)uarry 3P. 94M17. Wanted To Rent 68 $12,500. Phone Barbara Woods Puszcsyk sailed from this York­ Ask for “ Woody.” LE A R N TO be a draftsman. Clean Barney Wichman, 54 Brookfield cletuic^ fifteen pairs draperies. HICKORY HILL Homes, Rt. 6, An­ 1949 WiL l YS s e d a n , BU. 9-2890. Agency. 30. 9-7702. shire port today, leaving behind 25 Vito9G H 4k 1 RADIO-TV Service.- SeWlce dignified work with high pay. Or call ^ tc h e ll 3-4107 ROYAL AilD Smttli-fkirona port­ Strefet WANTED—For tingle business man dover. Five-room ranch, attached seven seamen who said they ORANGE-HAU, IF YOU ARE ready to trade for a able and standard typewrilefs. Stanley Nichols,. 106-110 Birch ADVANCEMENT garage, 37x55, fully plastersd, RockTMG • DELIVERY charge 34.00. Tel. MI. 9-6665. Gary Study in spare time. For informa­ LAWSQN s t y l e living room sofa, a two or thrse room furnished MANCHESTER—6 rooms two-csr staged a “ freedom mutiny” In pro­ good used car it will pay you to Clean as new throughout. Easy lamonacq.. tion write ' at once to American All makes of ^adding maiehines Street apartment and garage. MI. 9-4194. extra large cldsets, basement stop in and see our selection of THE SOUTHERN NEW wine. Good condition, $35. 30. garage, 1*4 baths, two 33’ -. living test over bad working conditions to handle in traffic and easy on Institute, Herald, Box P, sold or rented. Repairs on.. aU Effective date, September 25, OPPORTUNITIES 9-5182. , —^ ___ and recreation areas. Excellent ready tor recreation room', Shade and political supervision. cars. 1950 Chevrolet 2-door. 1951 RANGE BURNERS cleaned, re- makes.'Marlow’s. " 1954. trees, large Isndsckped lot. FHA EVERY MONDAY the pocketbook. Only 3195 down. o . condition. Near Bowers school and The seven locked up eight other - Che\T0let sedan with Powerglide. paired Licensed and experienced. ENGLAND TELEPHONE Notice filed in office of the W ANTEP—Four room rent, unfum- and G.I. approved. $15,500. See B I N G O 1951 Ford Victoria, a beauty 1953 CHILD’S CRIB,'stroller, high chair, fo r new High school. $17,200 frbih crewmen, inqlpdlng 'the captain AT7:45R.M. 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN R. Slattery. 30. 9-7793. Private Instructions 28 Town CTIerk, September 54. 1954. t h r e e c o m p l e t e rooms of - Ished. Tel. JA. 8-5007. ^ owner. 3a. 9-7154. builder on premises, or call 3 a. Plymouth sedftn with very low and a ” poIltlca>; officer” Wednes­ COMPANY and tricycle wagon.. Also' girl’s ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS furniture, almost new. MI. 9-6860. 9-0975. 20 g a m e s SPE C IALS mileage, 1953 Ford 2M'oor a very DELIVERY ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Repairing YOUR YARN SHOP, 50 Cottage storm Coat with ski pants, size 10. SKILLED MEN A D U LT V a 3 0 L T of three, desire day'night a s s a ile d the. vessel in­ Very clean and rides like new. William H. Stuek, Chairman 3IANCHESTER GREElN -^excel­ 'good buy at 31045. Oakland Motor done on any furniture. Tleman, ' St. Tel. 3n. 9-2358. Free instruc­ Ma n w a n t e d — Apply In person. Arvln elebtric hOater, wringer Clarence-N. Lupien, Secretary . g e n e r a l e l e c t r i c refrigerai four or five room, unfurnished, lent six room ranch horoeT^at- BOL'TON — New oversised Cape to Whitby.'Ihe seamen hrere Sales, 367 Oakland Street. Tel. hU Only 3195 dowTi. 189 South Mato 8L Phone 30. tion with each yam ' purchase. New Model Laulidry, 73 Summit • type washer. 9-5983. i. first or scrand floor. References. Cod, six finished rooms, dormers, held by authorities pending action 3 a. nn always better-than-averags tor, godd \ condition. CUtll 3a. tached garage, tUefi bath, enclosed EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9-0485. Open evenings. S-S64S. Store hours—Mon. through Sat., St. ’ - 9-1269. ' AD. 3-0634. fireplace, nearly two seres. A reel on a request for political asylum. to the fast-ezpaadtog aircraft ponch, atUc. storage, amssite 7:45 P.M . 9:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursdays drive, storm windows and doors. nice home. For appointment The captain and other crewmen SPECIAL SHOWING A L L KINDS of antenna work. Call WANTED —"l^perienced service QUIET CXIUPLE would like 4 mod­ until 9 p.m. Industry. Mb why not start to­ Fenced to lot. Owner leaving Man­ please call Howard R. Hastings were released. _ ^ . 1949 CHEVROLET convertible all Art Pinney, TV Antenna Special­ station attendant. Apply in person, em unfurnished rooms snd ga­ THE WORLD’S MOST day to build a future a t Praft SEVEN CD. FT. Westlnghouse re chester, $16,600 for quick sale. Agency, Manchester Jdl, 9-1107 Capt. Kobryh Wiictor said toe extras, 3495. 28 E. Middle Tpke. ist, 'Sales and Service. VeiV fair Boland Motors, 369 Center Street. frigerator. Call MI. 9-0167. rage. No children, no pets. Box O, any time. i and -Whltnsy Aircraft. Howard R. HogUngs Agency, Man­ seven mutinied because they re­ BEAUTIFUL SPORTS CAR prices. Tel. AU. >4772. Bonds— Storks— Herald. sented orders to take more herring ONI^Y DOUGLAS will sell yoU a BOYS TO wash pans 4 hours a day, chester. MI. 9-1107 any time. ON 30NE1R H ILL Road, Crystal 3-7RAN$IS10K ‘t Mortgages 31 ' i ; • 30 GAL. AUTOMA’nC gas, hot than already aboard the Pussezyk. l*te model car as low as 3145 THE FABULOUS DARR^N W m iN G INSTALLA’n O N and re­ 6 days a week, afternoons, 3:30-7 HOMES FOR SALE water tank, includes 10 year guar^ WANTED—Four or five room un­ Lake. Two year old four roorn MANCHESTEHi—Nine ibom house; He said he and the other crewmen wn. We do not ask you to take pair of small electric appliances p.ni. Must be 16 years. • Apply We still need— antee. Never uaed, reasonably finished rent by two adults and Cape Cod house. Qusr^stonc y/TW AT OUR SHOWROOM 1st and 2nd MORTGAGES Pine Pastry Shop. could easily be converted to 3- would rejoin the mother ship of a loan from a bank or finance and fixtures Qarenca O. Smith, priced. 3 a . 9-4636. seven year old daughter. 30. fam ily house. Large barn and front, fireplace, oak floors, cera­ • Tool and Die Makera 9-9608. . the Polish fieet in toe North Sea. company to complete your down 21 Knox St. Phone 30. 3-8428. chicken coop. On bus line, 5 min­ mic tile bath and shower. Open 3145 Fair' Rates— Fast Action JANITOR 30JST be reliable for WOODLAND STREET payment. Positively only DeCORMIER MOTOR / TWO BURNED cast Iron stove utes to Cheney Mills. Over one staircase, two unfinished up. In­ CHARLOTTE R. GRAY down, buys a 1949 car, 3195 buys a part time work In Rockville. 3n. • Tool and Gauge Inspee-. with oil burners. Also bedroom FA 30LY OF four must vacate sulated, plaster walls. Chrysler SALES, Inc. EIXPERT Mimeographing. Reason- Frank Burke 3-7614 or Rockville 5-7051. six room single, three rooms three bedrooms and present apartment by feptember acre of land. Asktog $16,000. Call 1950. 3295 buys a 1952. No addiUon. tors furniture, oil heater and miacel- 3n. 9-6268 after 8:00 p.m. Air-Temp furnace. Basement ga­ N M R IH 8 A I9 al Bide notes or loans. We guaran­ r. able rates. Phone M l. 9-9988, bsUi up. Furnace heat, eae’ car n ra g e . Nibely landscaped SO. Need 4 or. f rooms. you (Flirmerly with FHA) WANTED— Experienced painter laneoua household Items. 3a. rage. Aluminum combination win- Public Kecords tee to sell under the above terms 24 Maple St. Manchester lot. Price 610,000.00. 8-5007. htlp us? Call 30. 9-4480, any time. for outside work. Apply IS Forest • Gauge Makers MANCHESTER — Oakwood Road, dowa and storm doors. Artesian Teacher of Voice and Piano i f vnth notes as low as 340 monthly Mel Redman St. 10-5 p.m. six room* complete, plaster walls, well. Lot 140 X 200. Additional land . Good credit is our only require 3IASON, FIELDSTONE a special • Precision Machinists L a r g e b a b y carrlags, tutone WANTED—4 or 5 room unfurnished Warrantee Deeds ty. E. Toth. Phone 3a. 9-3207. ~ (Formerly livith A'A) apartment needed Imnie^ately full insulaUon; hot water oil heat, available. Open Wednasdsy- snd Vincent T. Mulready and Mar- ment. Douglas Motors, 333 M«in KENSINGTON STREET gray, mattress Included, $80, MI. fireplace, open staircase. En­ Sunday tor inspection.. Phone • Turret Lathe Operators 9-2819. by couple with three cluldfqn. MI. ceUa C. Mulready to Robert B. Lifs-liks Msad. trasr aad 9-9731. closed porch, amesite drive, city Hartford AD. 2.0828 for appoint­ Bonner, property on Weaver Road. ★ . dcuar ihaa svsri 1 1 « CHEVROLET Fleetline deluxe - 1950 PONTIAC Cape Cod four room down, space for two additional up. ment. SEWING MACHINE repairing, rea- CONNECTICUT One car attached garage. Hot water heat hith oil humor, • Sheet metpl Mechanics water and sewerage. Near Bowers . CertlflcMe ot Olstribotton 71 F O X C R O R DRIVE ^ MItelMlI 9-9I72 two door, radio, heater.-aceeUent School. Immediate - occupancy. Tto ess "A" betwylmii a, condition throughout. Dousl SEDAN COUPE - sonable. Call 3U. 8-6644. MORTGAGE EXCHANGE tik ). bath. Immediate occupancy. $14,200.00. Musical Instrumenta 53 YOUNG (X>yPLE needs tores or ■Mate of Antoinette Savlno to ★ M«eaih...aa^ha»-l. • Fusion Welders four room unfurnished rent. CJall Charles Lesperance. 3 a. 9-7620. FTVE AND HALF room waterfront Motors, 333 Main. 6 * ENVELOPE all ysar, round hom6, situated on Joseph Savlno, property at 168-170 twy...rsMrba 27 Lewis St.,' Hartford Mu s ic instrumental rental. Com- ,M I. 3-8247 after 6 p.m. 30. 9-2686. Vernon Rioad, Bolton Lake, con­ Maple Street. ' •nV 8 | 2 5 Heater, radio, hydra- MELODY RADIO—TV — Phono’s. PlsteS''lina of Instruments. Rental $i(X)0 DOWN, Three bedroom 1M1-U40, . OLDEIR ChevTolets, MACHINE VERNON ranch, fireplace, garage, one acre, sists of glassed to recreation room Leas* F o r ^ , other good transportaUon. Guaranteed service. 3a. 0-2380. CH-6-8897 ALSO *Ppllsd to purchase, price. Repre- HERALD REPORTER, wife and asXtolMSi* «iwinixi matic, good condition. son, desire four room, unfurnished trees, or four room single and ga­ with cosy fireplace overlooking Charles J. Morrison and,Gertruds Good credit enables us to accept Eight room Colonial, two car garage, two acres of Isnd, Mnting Olds, Sermer, Bach, Ped- J. Morrison to Salvatore' Tripoli, AmswakrOsi Muat sell. Will accept any ADJUSTERS Janitors le r. and Bundy. Metter’e Music rent to Msnehester. Whitney rage; $1500 «lown. Cape Cod. six lake. Living room and dinira M ihs.nsdl 35 down. Douglas Motors. 333 Main beautlfnl view. More land with outbuilding available. Ex- . room, doll kitchen, sunny break-, barber shop at 387 Center St., two jtoAmncmM Men, 25 to 46 years, to train Studio, 177 McKes. 30. 8-7800. Jacobs, Call 30. 9-9637 sftar 8:30 rooms finished, or four room FLCTOHER e u s s CO. o p M a n c h e s t e r reasonable offer, time fselleat for rural ^vlag..||2$,800k00. p.m. ranch, nearly new near Cross fast nook uUlity room, beauUfuI years from Oct. l at $42 a month. Sawyf eed to I 1949 M ERCURY Sedan, radio, heat- FO K EXPERT as envelope nanchlne ndjost- Bonding Permits a.. MItcheU *1% food condition throughout. payment. SEPTIC TANKS' Apply SPINIET PLANO, 6 months old, full Highway, suburban. Cariton W. ciriortd nxtur# bathroom, largo ers. Must kave ihechnnlcal YOUNG .BUSINESS couple desires Hutchins. 3a. 9-5132, 9-4694. bedroom upstairs, wslk-in closet. For alterstions and addlUons to W eed to sell fast at 3596. Douglas AND nUUty nad' be willing to keyboard, sacitflce 1325. Box C, dwslUngs. to George Sandals for lU WEST IODOLB TURNPIKE 9-7979 Motors, 333 Main. MAIN, STREET ‘ Employment Offica Herald. 3 to 4 room unfumiahtd apart­ BeauUfiil tall shade trees, smeslts nerve a short aphrenttcenklp ATTENTIO N Orford VUlsge bujg: ^-drlvt. Price $9,900. Tel. 3 a. 9^116 Lillian Sandals st 40 Steep Hollow MI-9-0980 ment. Ehcceilent references. Phone I AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 1948 CHEVROLET club coupe 38-, PLUOSED SEWERS to aa interesting and vnln- Seven room single, large pleasant rooms. Batii and lavn-/ MI. 9-1967.. era. A good, three-family house, Lane, $750; to yalere MaliiMlie at 000 milto. Excellent condlUon. able trade. Reaaoanble start­ tory, pantry kitchen. Two . car garage. Ideal for profes- . Weekdays Wearing Appafcl—Fun 37 solidly built. Many extras. Fine h o m e s t o r Sale, ranch and Cape 64 Bolton 8t„ to Mark Peter- - TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS Cods now undsr .construction. Oae Id lin g becqffiae of Illness. 3875. 1949 MEIRCURY four door sedan, ing wage, v-a4iatloa pay and 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. tor two partners. Six rooms each, son at 62 Horti Rd., $700. I MIRRORS (Firapisce uid Door) $ bedroom ranch, full cellar, open Prtvato Owner. M I . s-7024 beautiful biskay blue. This car is MACHINE GLEANED company tnsamp4so pla^~ TKp- Farms Land For Sala 71 good tojWme. 3 a . 3-5987. - ; T o Dominic onticelll for John GLASS FURNITURE TOPS^ MEDICINE CA1 ^5VO EVENING |;owns, also dress, for inspection:-ready tor occupan­ Ponticein for l-atdry. 5-room custom equipped with electric win- ply la person.' ^ Septic Tanks, Dry Welle. Sewef sito 9. 30.- 9-6693. JOoaaecUcut—ExceptioR- F A w S S T t o itown. 7*4 room house cy. Situated o^ one of . Bolton’s dwslliag aUO«: PICTURE FRAMpiG WINDOW PLATE GL/ 1858 FORD COUNTRY SE^IAN 6 ^ lUU and gas-Bavtog overdrive. , p r A h a W h i t n e y ^o^jRoad., $12.- Uses lasUIled — Cellar Water- — a s k p 6r — a ^ c K IN N E Y BROTHERS.»c«.»>mt<6 ■ ^ ^ al buys dairy, poultry farms, with with about two acrea of land. better roads. ToUsiiid Road, off 800. T' V OPEN BATUR|idlv»--OPfcN TBUKSOAT EV12NXN09 Driven since it was new by. one Proeflag Deae. or without stock. 3 to 4M aerSs. "Electricity. -Artesian well, $8200. Route '44-A, 13 miles frqra Air­ oowm to^Uon. MUeage 14,(W). careful owner. Has always had Mr. Swanson or Mt*. (.itUe • REALTORS ' INSURORS a i r c r a f t To Andrsv* A IdiTor a 2-story, f l u e w o o l maternity suit, siM weiles Agency. Covedtry, ' PI. 3todeline, Smith, Realtor. MI. craft. Tel. O ifford 8. Stephens. 6-riwm dwi EaimiAXBB GLADLY GIVEN C^Maaehestor Chapter Ameri- a e « covers. Radio and heater. TEL. MI-9-3f80^ 489 MAIN STREET at Anaaldi Road.' Red Cross. M L W l l l between X M c Ki n n e y m o s . nvirioa Of United Alm aft « . $3. M L 9^X55. 2-6872. ' 9-1642, 30. 9-1^46. M I. 9-3365. $12,000. WUl accept trade. Can be financed SM ttAlN STROCr' ' U. & EivtloptHt. MANCHESTER. CONN: • 8 P-«, After 6 p.m. ML SEWERAGE DISPOSAL O a ' Corparatlon I ' Vs k - ■ \ ■ V K ^U I^C BAOlOaad. U t 36ala St-. Bocikvtils PH O N E S —MItcheU 1 6666, BO -t-SM l u a -in Peeal S t, IW. W -l East Harttord. Cana. \ "— ------^ ■ iV 'Tiur i *

\ : :! ■ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1984 B TWENTY tv lEti^ning H^ralb Average Daily Net Press Run For Om Week Ended T h a W d o th u r The Manchester Soroptimiste Sept. 18. 1954 ffw uesat t v . a. WesOMr ■ an si will hold their dlnaer meeting at Betrothed }oard Entrees About Town Somers Inn, Monday evening. The gueat speaker will he Mrs. John R. 11,465 TealgM, eieady. warm. Law M y t — Mary DavlM, •> Alexander McBlraevy, 304 Porter St., who Meet Sept. 2S Member et the Audit tlM htw dWo. Teu r rew, fair. High will tell of the work accomplished St., and *dward C. Ooball, 10 Bureau of Ctrcnlatloa la the lew 79*0. It^ndala Dr., will ba united in at the Runee Center for mentally retarded children. Through the co­ ... New For Manchester-^A City of Village Charm marrlaca League o f Women Vot St. M aiya Eplacopal Church, with operation of the,town and organi- aationa interested, the former raoeptton following In the ehurcA ers Completes Plans VOL. LXXIII, NO, 309 (Ctasalfled Advertising en Page 10)' parlon. Bunce school has been renovated MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEi^EMBilR 23, 1954 ^^TT^’ELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTBV and the building and jrrounda con­ For Public Meeting Tha Lndlea.Ald Society of Che verted into a modern recreation Gilaad Cengrefational Oiurch will center. Members of the club de­ Mrs. Allan Bourn, program aerva a auppar ton»orrow from • to siring tranaportatlon to Somers chairman of the Mancheater should meet at the Red Cross Don't Forget! - « p. m. In tiUead hall featuHns League of W or -n Voters, an­ Senate Committee ‘ham, bakad baana, tcalloped pota- headquarters at the Center at 6:15 ■ / toaa, aalada, hoena mada ^ p le pie p. m. Monday. nounced today that plana have with cheeae and caffea. been completed for a very im­ portant and informative Candl- / Dulles Set to Warn France M n. Marion Straushan, chair­ datea Meeting to be held at the Puts Tight Lid on ■ ' ' .J ^ ■ ■ * man of tha Hebakah food aala to­ Hospital Notes t Waddell School, Wednesday, Sept. morrow at 10 a. m. at Hala a atore, 29, at 8 p. m. . y wlU ba aaaiatad by Mra. Beatrice ADMITTBH) TEST ERDAY: This meeting is being hel^in Mannlnn, Mra. Minnie Krauae. and William Carlson, 65 Ridgewood order to give the public op- McCarthy Finding Mra. Mildred MiUer. The aale ia St.; Harvey Cormier, Thompaon- port'.,.ity to see the candidaZu for for the benefit of the Odd FeUowa vllle: Robert Treat. Bolton Center the Board of Directors aiid hear Homo at Groton. Road. Bolton; Mrs. Katherine their opinions. -Washington, Sept. 25 (JP)— fpleted what Watkins announced omats Thompson, West Hartford; Mrs. Mrs. Marshall Ban^’er, chair­ William Kaiah, aon of Mr. and man of the League’a/Voter..Bs: was a unanimous report of find­ Bertha Laingevln. Campbell Ayg., A special Senate Investigat­ ings on a censure resolution by Mra. William F. Keiah, 307 Gard­ Vernon; Robert Vanderman. Wil- ice, will Introduce ^ e mod'erStof. ing committee took elaborate E. Malcolm S ta iu ^ d ,' director Sen. Flandera IR-Vt) and 46 sup­ ner St., a member of the 4-H Dairy UmanUc; Mrs. Alice Tewakbury, Mrs. Eva Grace o f 102 N. Ken­ Club, will five a 10-mlnute demon- the editorial staff of the Hartford precautions today to guard porting charges. East Hartford: Mrs. Claire Boyd, tucky St.. Hopkinsville, Ky., an. The charges were fired at Mc­ atraUoh on "How to Build A Uve- 41 Barry Rd.; Mrs. Katherine Far- Times. / Jhe jecrecy of its 60,000-word It's Great to Be Home Again! atock lioadinff Ramp." at- the nounces the engagement and ap. Questions will be asked the can­ Carthy by Flandera and Sens. Ful- Bank Head W ants Fast rand, 43 North St.;,Lemueh Lon­ proaching marriage of her daugh verdict on censure charges brlght (D-Ark) and Morse (Ind- Eaatam Statea Bxpoaition tomor­ don. 148 Cooper Hill St.; Robert didates on /these general areas— against Sen. McCarthy. row afternoon 9t 13,:30 and asain ter. Miss Nina Graced to Pfe schools, (fscal, xoning and plan­ Ore). They accused him of mis­ Kelley. Andover; Mrs. Mary Row­ Joseph Ashford, son of Mr. and A few details about the general conduct including contempt of the at 4:30. WUliam la a 7th grade lett, 92 Dr. B; Mrs. Helen War­ ning, p<^ce and fire protection, / .makeup of the report came to Hits W orld Decision on atudent at the Barnard School. Mrs. Frank Pulidy, 290 Hackma and the Town Charter. Ample op­ Senate, slurring fellow Senators, ren. RFD 1, Rockvlller Miss Diane tack St., this tow-n. light, but the key question was abusing an Army general, and Il­ Richmond, 14 Pioneer Circle. portunity will be given* for ques- The wedding ceremony will be tioiu from the floor. atlU under wraps; Do the unani- legal use and solicitation of secret Thirty-five Golden Ago Club ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. ihous findings declare for' or government documents. members attended the meeting performed by the Rev. Clitford O. It is hoped that al' candidates Easy Credit Bolin Arm s Rubye Malcarne, Essex; Mrs. Dor- Simpson, on Tuesday, Oct. 12, in against the controversial Wiscon­ Guard Against l..eak yesterday in Orange Hall. Several ho were nominated In the pri- sin Republican? othy Daigle. 32 Village St.. Rock- the Center Congregational Church. inaries will attend. The R^ubli- Watkins and his five fellow If you don't want to bdther were'Ubported abaent on account vlUe; Mrs. Erna Kelley, 152 Lenox Will Meet After Election committee members ordered the tying a botv.on your finger, per­ Washington, Sept. 25 (IP)— of iUnesB or vacation. After play­ cana are Theodore Fairbanks, London, Sept. 25 (TP)— ^In­ St. Senate leaders yesterday verdict made public Monday, bur haps this bow on the clock hand President Eugene R. Black of ing Chineae checkera and other cy Evans, 31 Stone St.; Miss 1 ^ . Harry Firato, Gilbert Barnes, .(helved plana for a politically ex­ took extraordinary precautions formed diplomats here say DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Harold Turklngton, Natalie McIn­ will remind',vou that we return to the World Bank cautioned to­ games, refreahmenta o f aand- Frank Pisch. 242 Woodbridge St.; garet McKinney, RFD 1, Rock plosive pre-election Senate ses­ meanwhile against any "leak" as standard time on Sunday, Sept. ,U, S. Secretary of State wlches, cake, cookiies and coffee tosh and Jacob Miller. The Demo- Mvs. Ellis Olson. Hartford; Linda ville; Mra. Walter Burnett! 133 sion on the censure move. They to its contents. 26. day that international compe­ Dulles is carrying to London were served py Mra. Della Malpne, Main.St.; Mrs. Frederick Brown crate are Helen Fit^atrick, Wal­ agreed instead to hold off the Watkins said no committee tition for markets is raising Mrs. AllM Bartlett and Mrs. Min­ Ziegler, 326 B. Middle Tpke.; ter Mahoney, Matthew Paton, Ed tonight a warning that Charles Zagllo, Trumbull; Mra. and son, 283 Woodland St.; Mrs start of the session until Nov. 8, member hits retained a copy of the the danger of excessive use of nie Oonnors. The Club gratefully Harold Erickson and sob, 70 Cam. win Kose, Pascal Poe and Phillip the week after,the Nov. 2 nation­ report, no copy has been given to France can’t i count on U. S. . acknowledges a supply of confec- Bertha McGill, 17 E. Garden Dr.; Harrison. easy credit. troops remaining in Europe if Mrs. Adolph Welakopp, 107 Eld- bridge St.; Woytlk baby boy, wide congressional elections. McCarthy or anyone else, and that * Uons sent by Arthur Drug Co. for Ih^e function of the League of This decision promptly set off he feels "very certain” no member Three States Black told the annual meeting Paris blocks Allied attempts ridge SL: Mrs. Henry Ostrowskt, Stafford; Mrs. Edward Pagani and Wonten Voters, coinMdln? with its the get-tosether; and also the gift aon, 125 Charter/Dak St.; Jere some political aiarring, \nith Re­ would give even a hint in advance of the 57-nation Bank and Inter­ •f hooka from the J. W. Hale Co. 16 Washington S t, Vernon; Nan- voter-service program, "is to pro­ national Monetary Fund (IMF) the to rearm West Germany. miah Horgan, 1^ Phelps Rd. publicans generally hailing it and to anyone about the nature of the Dulles U due here tomorrow for mote political responsibilLty Democrats declaring they are findlpg. Reluctant on sKuation poses a "serious" threat DISCHARGElb TODAY: Har throu^ informed and active par­ of a recun-ence of "excessive bor­ n conference on German rearma­ ready to bring the censure issue to But he tpld a news conference It ment with the Foreign Minlaters of vey Cormier,. Thompsonvllle: Mrs, ticipation of clUsens in go-'ern-^ .a showdown vote right now, if that offer.? a basis for s clear cut de­ rowing, over-eager lending and Angela Bapiano, Elast Hartford ment." Therefore, it is hoped thi Standard Time misinvestment." France. 'West Germany, Italy, Bel­ were po.ssible. cision which the Senate "could gium, the Netherlamla, I ^ e m - Dianne Bordeaux, Somers; Mrs, Manriiester voters will show ^n The date was fixed as the in­ Vote up or down. This would be the I Glowing Report Ready Porter Blinn,- 18 East St.. Rock active interest in thia meetl Boston; Sept 25 (iP>—Re'member boiirg, Britain and Canada. vestigating committee, headed by I Black's warning was contained The Informanta said if France’s ville; Gborge Oroach, 116 W. Main Sen. Wat!:lns (R-Utah), com- (Conrinued on Page Five) that hour of sleep you lost in ! In prepared remarks to accompany ABSENTEE BALIATS St., Rhckville; Mrs. William Man Premier Mendea-France goes along his piesentation of the bank's an­ ninr and dau^ter. East Hartford April when your state went on day­ with 'plans to bring West (Jerinany lio y b* HMd in fhn Town Eltetion to bo hoM nual report— In general, a glow­ Into the North Atlantic Treaty Or­ M/s. Henry Kopeckl and aon, 16 light saving time? ing account of economic progress olumbus St. , Well, you can have it back next ganization (NA’TO),!. the United - Mondcnfi 0«fobor 4. FOOD SUE fn the free world and Increasing States likely will renew-its guar­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to Sunday—unless you live in Massa- activity by the nine-btllion-dpllar Mr. and Mra. Carrofl "Clark, Staf eijuaetts, Rhode Island, New antees to keep troops in western I# yon o i* CM invniid . ,'o r wW bo oiit of tho $AT. $EPT. 25/9 A.M. lending institution. He told, the Europe. Otherwise, the nourcea ford Springs; a son to Mr. and Hampshire or a few communities •bank and fund governing boards: stem on Eloclion Day . >. . mako applicaticm HALE'$ CTORE said, Dulles will adviae Mendea- Mrs. Americo Buccino. 4 Drive E Perfect Corhpanions in Vermont. 1. The economic recovery of Eir boro for AbsontooloMots. ^ a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sunset Rekekah Lodge Raincoats of Porolated Vmylf iirn The reason; The Massachusetts rope la ‘‘remarkable." T^e free Franoe not to "aaaume'’ Ameri­ LaFond, East Hartford; a son to For Zip in Ike Talks legislature decided last spring that world is enjoying ‘‘relatively pros­ can forces would stay on. Mr. and Mrs. William Winslow. whatever benefits acrue from perous conditions of high employ­ Rejroted In France REPUBUOAN HEADQUARTERS BIRTH TODAY: A daughter A Ship 'N Shore Blouse Made by Goodyear having daylight time from the last ment and trade.” The volume of in­ The proposal to include the Ger­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Garn, Sunday in April to the last Sunday ternational credit can be expected mans in NATO already has been 299 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Read Herald Advs. in September would be enhanced approved Informally by all the na­ Brookfield St., .Bolton. Lets body heat out, but won’t let wet in. Thousands Denver, Sept. 25 {IP)-—Uoes the new zip President Eisen­ to expand. considerably if extended to the last- DiMppointed In CoagreM tions involved except Frimee. TELEPHONE MltchoE 9*3882orMI-9^17 of cooling pores to the square yard gives greater cool­ hower has .started putting into his campaign for a Republican U. S. policy maker* were aald And Over the Top Wool Slacks Sunday In October. 2. But, If International com­ Congress mean the GOP HTgh command ia worried about the Rhode Island and New Hamp­ to feel the Frimch might be taking ing action.,U's raitiprodf, tough, cold and tear resist­ merce is to continue dynamic * Ptkoto* Blouses in long and short sleeves. Plaids, stripes, ant. Looks like fine gabardine. Seani.s electronically outcome of the November elections? Aides to the President shire followed suit and a few Ver­ growth, trade and tariff, policies Thirteen touring Girl Scouts arrived nt the railroad station In Hartford early this morning after n an American defensive force for heat sealed . . . not a stitch anywhere. Sizes 7 to 14. here at the summer 'White^House*------mont towi^s' near Massad^usetts or must be liberalized. Referring to S<2-month trek through Europe, and there were plenty of joyful reunions ns parents and friends greeted granted since President Elsen­ ROOD GOVERNMENT IS NO ACCIDENT!! plain. Sizes 30-40. Price provide no clear cut yes or no ..... ~ _ New Hampshire figured it might Congress' failure to enact- Presi­ their train. The girls and two leaders detrained nt 5:31 a. m. after making split-second conaectloB hower declared last April that a answer on that one. >1 W I Igxmsinrla lessen the confusion by doing like- between Quebec and Montreal to board the Montreal to Washington train. From left to right In "fair^aro" of U. S. troops wouM * They and Republican National; ^ dent Eisenhower's liberalized for­ ' wise. ' eign ti'sde progtam. Black said; the front rotv they are .\dellne DIk, Iy>uise -Boyd, Judy Hansen and Carol Ptgdt.'' Second, row, Bette help guard western Europe so long $3-98 Chairman Leonard Hall conceded But don’t go losing another Ix>u Robinson, Cyiithln I.cwis, Sue -Crockett. In the third row .are Cynthia Crehore, Wilma Smith. as Its security was threatened ^ in advance of the four-atate polit­ "I share the disappointment of s 2 SS and $3-98 > hour's sleep trying to figure what many of you that the administra­ Dawna Reavle.l (half hidden behind Miss Lewis), Emma Stephens and Nancy Slover. .haanmnii’ WaiHtrds 4b* Commiinlat Esst. - V - ■■ ical tour which Eisenhower com­ Soviet Pav for time it is when you arc in New The informants said Dullea will Girls’ D«pt.—Second Floor pleted yesterday that the party's | tion did not'find it possible to put K in the extreme left background. Leaders are Mrs. Betty Jones (wearing glasses) aad MW Emily 1. F^roject Engineer at England. Without the aid of an into effect this year the trade Smith. Donna Rnbb,. the fourteenth scout on the" trip, and Miss Eleanor Gordon, another lender, re­ seek a quick decision on the con­ PLANTUND candidstea were ‘running scared." I W ( g iF ln n g k abacus or slide rule you can see troversial German arms question , Pratt and Whitney. . But they also insist that doesn't J. I c G l l C liberalization features’ of its for­ turned by plane n week ago. (Story on Page 5). there are chances for some dandy eign, economic policies A»d I wel­ but will oppose any solution dis­ SLACKS— msah' they actually are fearful the time-saving. For Instance: criminating against the Allies’ war­ Democrats will recapture control come the Presldeht’s'rw ent state­ 'Washington, Sept. 25 (iP)—The I-eave, Arrive at Noon ' ment that 'it is his intention tn give time foes. Bouquet o f Congress. They say It’s good United States today formally d.c* If you take k plane from Boston Mendes-Franc# agreed rscsotly 2. Director of East WOOL PLAIDS ...... $4.98 psychology to run scared to avoid high priority to them in next year's Italy^s Senate with British Foreign Secretary An­ manded that Russia pay $1,620,- to New York next week and there legislative program." overconfidence. is a good tailwind you can leave West Forest Blazes thony Eden that West Gsrmany Hartford 'Aircraft CORDUROY PLAjDS . /... $4.98 295.01 damages for shooting down Black also reported the bank Started Slugging sn A lf Force B-29 plane off Hok­ at noon. EDT, and arrive at La- should be brought into NATO hy Federal Credit Un­ In* Lace Then why did Eisenhower start Guardla Field at noon, tpo—EST, made 26 loans totaling 324 million Gives Scel^a the end of this. year. The French kaido, Japan, on Oct. 7, 1952. or dollars last year—a bigger volume ion. GREY, BLUE. GREEN W O O L...... '$5.98 slugging for the first time during else agree to submit the dispute that is. J proposed certain conditions, how­ of business than in any previous ever. that the other' nations hav* Sixes 10-18. the campaign in his Lo.a Angeles over -the Incident to the World Or if you live in Brattteboro, Kill Three Firemen speech Thursday night after show­ Bennington, Rutland or Bellows year. He said the bank’for the most Support Vote ’’•'J* not found completely acreptald*. Beautiful ’neath Court. The fate of its eight crew­ part used funds raised from private Sportewear—Second Floor ing so much restraint for weeks? men-is still unknown. Falls, Vt. (all staying on daylight *rhe FVench plan seportediy calls S. Director of •Man­ The answer you get in talking time) you can "save” an hour in sources instead of capital sub­ Loa Aijirelea. Sept. 25 (TP)— With three men dead and at for an alliance of seven European ^•ek«nd Spociols fall’s sheer blouses A 24 page note presented to the scribed by member "governments. Rome, Sept. 25 ■ ()P»--Premier chester Chapter to men around the President here foreign office at Moscow by Am­ driving to the state capital a^ least 10 homes burned, weary fire fighters appeared to be powers - Britain, France, Belgium. And Black, said nations other Mario Scelba won a vote of confi­ Italy, the Netherlands, Luxsm- American Red . . . Chantilly lace Is in two pkrts. bassador. Charles E. Bohlen as­ Montpelier, which is going back' gaining control today of four forest and brush blaze.s through- E A N D R O M E^ F i ^ . they say that with Con- on standard time. than the United States provided a dence in the Senate today after bourg and West Germany—to ad­ serted that the Soviets were com­ ^ e a t part of the currencies loaned out California. Flame.s killed the finest foundation plants. An Meal growing aea- Cross grom as evenly divided politically pletely responsible for destroying Tbe Maine Legislature unani­ declaring C?(>mmuni»ts are using .... ------’--'•-J three fire fighters from the minister strict safeguards against Handbags Kir Fall lavish camisole slip! and bought three-fifths of the Folsoni Prison honor, camp yester­ any overpowering German rsarma- ns to offer for this weekend only, sturdy plants it ia now that there naturally the unarmed bomber, "Siinbonnet mously enacted a ‘bill extending the Wilma Montesi Scandal "to daylight saving time through Oc­ bonds issued by the bank in the day near the small mining town of ment. ’ - I Andromeda, a broadleat flowering evergreen, Reinforced 1 a c e is some real concern that the Dem­ King," disintegrate dem’bcracy" in Italy. ocrats may win control in Novem­ tober and sent the measure to Gov. past. 12 n,onths. In earlier years, Sierra City, north of Lake Tahoe Supervisory CoonrU ___ not only for tho profnaian of flowers similar to Lily Russia was also accused of with­ the bank relied moetly on the o f the Valley,' In early spring but also for the varied color GILBERT C. 8ARNE5 ber. They add, however, that the holding information about the fate Burton M. Cross for his signature. . With his pro-Western coslition in Northern California, U. S. Wants Ike Production of atomic and other •S t y 1« m a r k Plaatle strap.s and lining of As an emergency bill, it will United States. They became separated from foliage that'rangeo phik through bronse to a deep green at /I concern is by no means new and of the eight crewmen. The Ameri­ holding .firmly together against . T h i mass dest ruction' weapons would handbags and Reanick that, therefore, is not a major take effect when the governor Stresses Credits other men on th» 'inc and were maturity. Rtpabllcaii condidota for,tha Boord of Dirte- self Tricot give bet­ cans contend that a Soviet boat a.ssau’.ts from both left and right, trapped by the rapidly moving styles In fine quality factor in the more vigorous fight was seen in the vicinity of the signs it. However, Blalek devoted much of the Christian Democrat Premier Atom Plan The Senate passed the measure his address to ^cusaion of "sup­ fire. Folsom officials tentatively supervisory council would keep a RED RHODODENDRONS ton, runniiiq wlHi Thaodom L. FoIrbcHikt, Horry failles. Pouch, box and ter fit for new u p -/ Elsenhower has started to wage. crash in time to pick up survivors. won a clear 114-tO-97 victory. • They say a more important rea­ 28-0. pliers’’ "credits. "These are made or identified Them as Mel W. Grod- lid on the armed forces of th* Seedling grown plaats that will produce clusters of various J. nrato, Nofoll# G. Melatosh. Jacob F. MIHor - Still another major point made Communists. Krer.ilin-line S6- . zik, 44. Frank W. Burr, 41, and 'over the ihouldtr lift bustline. Sj;al/ son for the< step-up in the Presi­ by the note ‘was to deny Soviet The vote In the House was 110-0. guaranteed by Governments to cialist". neo-Fascists and most Priority in UNi member nations and check arms ahadea of red. and Hordd A. Turfciagton. styles. dent's pace is in the second part claims to the Habomai islands, The Boston Stock Exchange has help purchasers \ acquire Icrge Richard Fierro, 32. , ______. production. The council also would ■ t Monarchists op^posed him.’ Fire Burned Seven Homes $1.1t M dv-3 Ur $3.4! of the answer —r timing. which are within sight of the east announced it will switch it.s- daily items of equiphnent such as ma­ United Nationa, N. Y., Sepit. 26 allocate American military aid to Toomwbrfc wins. Bock tkls tMin Octobor 4 loped lace n^fffe at hours to conform to the work day chinery. generators, and other The vote focused on the govern­ Perhaps ^ the most dangerous the seven.' The entire campaign, Eisen­ coast of Hokkaido, the northern­ ment’s handling of the Montesi (A5-^-The United States put a Voto Rapubiieon most main island of Japan. The of the New York Exchange. But goods needed for Industrial ex outbreak in the epidemic of flames | Dulles was u id to oppose any hem. In y40 denier hower associates say, was planned brokerage houses made mixed de- case, although technically Scelba was near (Jhatsworth. 25 miles priority tag on the Eisenhower *2 .98 ea. the liWay it has been going. An attack occurred near the. Habo- pansion. suggeetion that a non-American These credits pornially are re­ asked It for his recently reshuffled northwest of Lbs AngCies. That I atoms-for-peace plan today. aS the ag'ency should control the U, S. aid nyloj)/'{ricot.‘ White , easy start, gradual gathering of cabinet. . fire burned at least seven homes steam, and then the climax in the The Soviets, claiming possession (Continiied on Pag» Three) payable within throe tio five years, I U.N. General Assembly met to program. — -w.pju8 Tax but a dam, mill o f other, project He was forced to alter the cabi­ but at last report, after blacken­ BROADLEAF EVERGREENS aad AZALEAS ^^niy. Sizes 32 to 40- Weeks remaining before Nov. 2. of the island by right of wartime ^add the queMion to its work pro- J In which the equipment is - to be net lineup when Foreign Minister ing more than l.^OO acres, was jn - (Contiaoed on Pngn Flro) Recall 1952 Criticism Yalta Agreement, alleged that the 'gram. ------American plane has violated Rus­ used frequently does not hfgin pro­ Attilio Piccioni resigned to defend der control. The fire -was Iij- dox According to those associates, it his son. Piero, against "aggra­ Azalea Hinodegeri . .Twit Sizes $ 2 .2 5 $ 3.95 was in the cards from the start sia territory. Russia also contend­ Lodge, Ribicof f ducing that soon.' Excessive use of Ca^ynr and Santa Su.sana Pairs An American source said the Brtlllaat red blooms about mid-May. Evergreen foliage. “ that the President would build up ed that the bomber had opened fire such easy credits. bank\ officisls vated’’ manslaughtef charges in near t^atsworth. U. S. delegation would ask the .9 8 believe, can lead a coun\ry into Moro than 100. persons rvere • T l_, % s3 tempo as he went along. They re­ on Soviet fighter aircraft-^-whlch As.sembly's 60-nation political com­ call he was criticized in some quar­ the United States has flatly de­ Use Same TV, financial difficulties. itontinued on Page Five) estirneted to liave left thesr homes mittee early next-week to make Azalea.Kaempferi Hybrids...... -$ 3 .5 0 bach. ters early in the 1952 presidential nied. "They can be misused and over­ temporavily. At tire height of the .the plan its first order of business. BuUetins blaze 500 men fouglit tbe fire at uHardy, compact, bushy plants, available In either pink or campaign for not waging a more (Under the Yalta Agreement, used and there is some disturbing The rource described it is a natur­ fi^Hi the AP Wires / otange. vigorous fight. the Soviets were giveii control of Different Items evidence that this la happening— the border of Los Angeles and al to open the committee debates, But as the duel with Adlai Ste­ the Kurile Islands, stretching tdo much credit given under the Ventura counties. . beginning probably the middle of next week. venson progressed, Eisenhower be- northeastward of Japkh. But the New Haven. Sept. 25 OP)—Gov. pressure of competition, sometimes Sierra City was threatened for Red Rhododendron from Grafts News Tidbits The Assembly assigi|s queetidns IKE PL.\N ON. AGLNDA New Fall Belts Lodge, seeking reelection on the on inappropriate terms sndfor the a while yesterday by a raging I'nlted N'ntioBs, N. V.. Sept. wrong purposes," Black ^ssldT , forest fire that came wlthin'€ half to the committees, but >ach com­ Two Sizes S 6.95 ■"‘I S7.95 (Continqed on Page Eleven) (Continued on Page Five) Republican ticket, and his Demo­ Culled from AP .Wires t5 UPi— Without dlacusaiou, Bm OInstere of bright "Ted, blooms In May. cratic rival,--Abe Rlbicoff. made The situation in my view is be­ mile of the town. The 200 resi­ mittee determines Ilh-own order Tn genuine leethers. Also new atyles ih cinch belts and of business. ' ■ ' ' V.N'. aaaentbly today put on Its campaign talks on the same tele- coming serious. The danger is that dents were preparing to flee when agenda with * priority tag-tha leather back velvet. Narrow and wide widths. ' . vlston station here last night but bad credit will drive oiit good, and , Twelve Japanese demonstrate a change in the wind lessened tjhn Discussion of the plan got a sur­ Carolina Rhododendron ______$ 5.^ 5 **ch prising aa'ist yesterday from the Elsenhower ntoma - f*r - peaco without' touching on the same tend to bring international invest- milaide U. S. Embaasy as funeral danger... Control was expected’ ulaa. If sent the propoeale ta Nnrrow leaf type, bearing cluatejs^f light pink blossoms In topic. ment ibapk into disrepute/' services are conducted for fisher- some time today as 500 men-.re Soviets.. Russia's Andrei Vishinsky AFL Unions Reported not only Insisted in the steering the , key Political Commlttea Inte May or eariy June. , ...... Lodge and - State Comptroller Black said that hie hopes' I'o set man regarded by his rountr>'men; mained on the lines. One forest whejTit will be fully discussed. ' • ' I S ■ ' ^ '$1-00 to each Fred R. Zeller, w)io shared the pro­ up an Information service to show as H-bomb's first victim .... Pro­ service building was burning - in committee that the atom item go gram with him, attacked a pre­ the volume of suppliers' crMit out­ gram to bolster anfi-CommiinIst the blaze that has covered approx­ on the Asaembly agenda, but Cawtawba lUi^odendron ...... 'v .. . . $ 6 . 9 5 each called for a - .unanimous vote in SOVIETS EASE CONTROL Planning Raid on UMW vious Ribipoff proposal that the standing. Then he gav^ this im­ forces in free areas of Indochina imately 3,(]^ acres. Moscow, Sept. S5 ( .^ —A jolat Beautiful Ta^.nder .pink blooms in clusters. Grows well In state abandon its policy of levying plied warning that the World Bank -will be sought at 2-day conference 6,000' Acres Blackened recommending its consideration. ■Vishinsky denied U.S. state­ Sovlet-RomanlBB rommuaiqua •hndy areas. charges against institutional pa­ will be wary of lending to countries of high U.S. and French officials - A fire in the San Ysidro ihoun- ' today annouBced Savlet writh- Los Angeles, Sept. 25 OP)—Sev-, tients who are financially able to which have assumed excessive in Washington Monday. tain.4 70 miles northeast of San ments that the Soviet Union had - - BABY SHOP - sions of the annual AFL conven­ rejected the atom pool plan, pro­ ..drawal from 17 companlea eav> oral top AFL unions today were pay for part or all of their care. burdens on such borrowings. Reports,of fantastic monster with Diego has blackened 6,000 acres erlng the nuijor netda af R ona- Rosebay Rhododendron ...... $4.25 tion here but was not formally an­ ilWi teeth holds hlmdred-s of Glas­ of watershed. State Ranger James posed bj?* Preiident Ehsenhower last reported banded together for an nounced. . ^ Rlbicoff expanded on his pre­ An excessive use of short or aian productioa. Heavy deep green foliage, light pink, blooms Hi eariy June. Walls "Sparkle Plenty organizihg drive to take away viously . announced plan—also un­ me^um term credit must diminish gow, Scotland, children in grip of Fenlon. exprossed_ hope that It December in a speech to the U. N. The .convention recessed for the fear ___Senate''Banking Commit­ members from John L. Lewds’ Mine weekend but delegates, whose, ses­ der' attack by Republicans—to re­ ' ^ ------MORE REDS GET ASYLUM * Cold Cord place the State Development Com­ (ConUnoed on Pngo Eteven).," tee movea its Federal Housing Ad­ (Continued on Page F ive)' (Continued an Png* Five) Japanese Andromeda ...... $^*95 **ch With Colorful PANELBOARD Workers (UMW). sions will rosume Monday, were ministration probe to New .York Talpeh. Formoaa. Sept. 25 tM The AFL Teamsters, Carpenters, still talking about the address mission with a Department of — Four more Russiaa crewnaea Heavy specimen plants as'*described In special above. Commerce, the head of w^^lch aider Detroit hearinea that spot- ' — Laborers and Operating Engineers made yesterday- by President lighted mlllid??^ dollar “ windfall'', n s a _ J L • from the Soviet taaker Tuspas would have cabinet status. were granted, polittral any turn CORDUROY JACKET Unions were reported to have .EUsenhower. profit on housing projects built With A flO D t S I B Y 8 I OW Ba established a joint fund to try to Zetl'er, seeking reeIe<:tion as Is Audrey, Mel Wed hy Nationalist China today, Mountain.Laurel . . . .Two Sizes $ 1 .0 0 and $ 1.9 5 *ach «!• ft. Eisenhower renew'ed his pledge Lodge, said the state collects about government-backed. loans. ' ------!------“ ------squeeze Lewis out Jbf the con- to remove "union-busting" pro­ L'nidentified passenger gets off brlagiag to 14 the aussbar t Beanttful pink and white, Mooms In late May. Lustrous Fully lined, zipper front, adjustable buckle on belt. ' atructlon field. • $3,.500.000 a year from patients in Near Lake Luzern RusMaa seamea who haea green foliage. visions from the Taft-Hartley Law. institutions and that it would be train of independent eubway ' at The dr^e may cause a realign­ But delegates shortly thereafter Eighth Avenue 42nd Street in New (,sought refuge here. Tha Nattsn- A breeze to maintain. PANELBOARD’S glossy sur­ Qreen, red or brown. Sizes 2-8. Priced at ment among labor's top leaders. Blinded Kolrea Vet Takes aliste also hav* graat*d aayhasi ’ unanimoualy paaaed a resolution (CoBtlBued an Page Four) London. Sept, 25 OP)—Para­ York and tell? pnj^rolman "I jOst face gives dirt no toe hold. Wipes clean with a damp Lswrls recently has been meeting labeling as inadequate the admlnla- sew Trigger Burke. In car 3219 of to 33 Pole* from two athar A fine aasortment of Japanese Yews in a wide range of mount Pictures aiuiounced here ship*. cloth.^lt’s a cinch to install. Can be cemented to any flat ^th AFL teamsters President | tration's proposals for changing today that film atar Audrey Hep­ that train . . . Strike of 15 mechan- Sightless Girl as^His Bride varieties and grade priced from $3.9$. surface. — r David McDonald in an alliance: (),e burn and actor Mel Ferrer were icn! w'orkers hnlts publimtion . of $ 3 - 9 8 which has been critical of both the. ■ The President promised "sym­ Crash Kills Woman Havana Poat. Cuba's only English 'I. - — AiUA-AFRlCA PAELET married today in Switzerland. New Delhi, ladla. Sept. 75 (g) Save money! Install it yourself. AYew tips from us AFL and Cld. ' pathetic consideration" for’ all or­ The announcement said the Isnginge daily. 'Cloquet, Minn., Sept. 25 tiP)—A< newlyweds leave Sunday However, McDonald announced ganized labor's proposals, but the AFL Teamsters agree to nego­ year's courtship of two sightless lane — ^The PrlnM Mipistero af ladbt. OPEN DAILY 9:30 A-M* to 8:00 P.M. and ordinary carpenter tools are all you need. On Wilbur Cross ceremony took place in a small aad ladoaeata agreed taday ta at the Steelworkers' convention in general observation of delegates chapel overlooking Lake Luzern tiate w'ith trucking firms on area- sweethearts ended todsy when they bell's, first time up—where Thorn­ Atlantic City two days ago that was that, while feeling honored by wide basis to eaae'aituatioB which caaveae a high-level eaaferearo Slpp in. We’ll help you select from four patterns and SLACKS TO Ma t c h a t ...... $i,98 and that the couple left immedi­ marched down the aisle to become ton hopes to be able to meet some of Asiaa aad Afrtraa cauatitaa $UNDAY$ 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. hs had no'intention of leading that Ehsenhower's appearance, they stiil Meriden, Sept. 25 (J5 — A Hart­ ately for Rome where Ferrer is posed threat of strike . . Super-, man and wife before an audience buddies at Hines Hospital. eleven beautiful colors. You’ll has’c a PANELBOARD union out of the CTO. InsteaU he ford woman was killed and a Mas­ visor of hMgiital where Clark la a m ove ddatgard ta extoad did not agree with his policies. working on a {.icturo. of townspeople who have virtually Thorntoii lost hi* sight in Korea their aeutral "peace area** from bathroom or kitchen INDIVIDUALLY yours. called for an ifnmedlate union of James L- McDeavitt, director of sachusetts man injured in a two- Mias Hepburn's mother. Baron­ Gable la having physirni checkup adopted them. when he attempted'to throw back all the larg< >xl>or groups in the Cairo to the PkIMpplaea. Green Stumps Given With C u b Sales the AFL’s Labor League for Po-' car collision on the Wilbur XTroaa ess Ella van Heenstra, was pres­ says 53-year-old film star "hasn't John L. TTiornton, 25, blinded a Red-hUrled grenade that had nation. liUcal Education, said in a con­ Parkway hero late yesterday ent and the bride was given sway been feeling i p to par lately. Korean War veteran, is exchang­ landed near him. The misalls ex­ Tho fou r. unions were reported vention speech the' league ia sup­ The] woman, Identified as Mary Federal grand jurv gives New YOSHIDA TO 8TABT by Sir NeriUr Bland, former Brlt- ing vo,wa with.lovely Joyce Camp- ploded as he reached for it. Tokyo, Sept. 75 UPV—Prtaw to have decided to try to take over porting 205 candidates for House Gamble, 46, o^ 54 Hendrixon Ave.. yPl^Ambaasador to the Nether- Mexico's 1952 election clean bill of |bell, 21, who ibst her sight when The Wood Conversion Co. hen Plantland on Parkway workers represented . ^y Lewis' seats and 25 for Senate aeate In_ Hartford, apparently died instant- Minuter Shigara Yaahida wU health and charges political m o -; yhe was struclc by an icy snowball i has adapted a paper-making ms' UMW District 50 in the highway this fall's congressional elections.' ly from crushing head Injuries, ac­ leave Sunday marntag aa a goad ■ Miss 'Hepburn -and Ferrer re­ tives' prompted allegations ' of ir- ' eight years ^ 9. . ^hine in i\s huge plartt hero so that will tour a( Aaseriea aad.Earsaa Tolland T^rapike at Wilbur Croas Highway \ \ e,fid heavy construction field With Without identifyiirg <:bngres cording to Medical ;aminer H. cently appeared together in the regulsrities. .Moslem Brotherhood; ^fors he 4 as blinded, Thornton Thornton can' opisrate it. Cfoquet hopes of taking over UMW build- simial candidh)es the AFL is sup- — provided a* ta*t-ailaati 1 Manchester,ManchMler, Conn. BUILDING MATERIALS DeFopest Lockwood. 'iTie other Broadwa.y hit "Ondine." She won spokesman says powerful ro!i*; had se4n the picture o f his bride- citizens, sparked by the Pine Knot, eat ertet* delay* CP. ing workers later on. | poijiRg, McDeavitt said they in- driver involved. Bradford W.’ Salo- an Antoinette Perr)’ award for hVr gious-political organization ___has I to-be In a photographer's ariowcase weekly newspai>er,- raia*d a fund Thh 7S-yw$r-aid Phone Mitchellicli 9-2508 ' / 2 • The agreement of the fou^ A F L ; eluded ;‘some Republicans"- ' and monson. 24, of 25 Winona . St. work in that show only two,days formed con^Uatory committee to here. They found that out by com­ to buy a.lot and put a prs-fabri- LUMBER FUEL unions for a drive against Lewis’ - - prowad ta hava haatsa a l i • . added that he felt "encouraged" Auburndale, Mass., suffered head after winning an Oasar as the sUu' try patehtag Up its differences paring notes when they met at a cated houa* on It for th* poupl*. itary am araron hp members, particularly in the con- with Egypt Premisr Nasser's gov- community party lif 1953 and be­ la Mask Mat ■truqjipn Acids, came' during aeo- (CoattaMd Png* Ihna) (Coattaaid aa Paga Tiffa) « aa Fagn Throe) •nuni ■ gan “going stsa^.’’ (CaaOBdad aa Vaga fflro) \ \ - -7 4- •u. . L, V /