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XyE§pAV, AUl^UST 18, IflSi •.. f .. A Y fftf* D bUjt N tt PrtaB R m ■W>«lto Wwrii jllEmrI)[i?0tfr £ti«ttfng H^raUi A«toPf|t i$. 1»U IM. Tha waalily mMUBC af Uia Ban- He was mlaased after poattng *' i«r ClUabu will M conducted to- Greeiiback Shower $50 bond. 10;823 i,illpbio^Tbwii morrow aftarnoon baglnnlnf at 3 ■N Raimondo-Edwards Wedding Court dates for the three are iraCttto AbMt W p.m. a t tha Community Y. E very For Future Bride tomorrow for Sharkey, Monday for et g r e u to tlf Flamjo; .and Aug. 24 for Good- City of VUidgs Chdrm . lf b » A mmi 'k u tr «r 103 Ade- ona to naked to bring Uielr own ry freahmenta. « "I child. ~ i|fib M ,w tw to an WMtotfraduate Also arrested yesterday by Peck aa»B t at iwiiaatoa OoUafe. Miaa Sophie A. Delaney, daugh­ ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. were Raymond W. Braun. 33. of VOL.LXXlV,NO.270 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDN^DAY, AUGUST 17,1955 aa Itog* If) > « C B Ig — I . Ii aoMKiB thoaa attemUnff Tha Wates will meet as usual RFD 1. Andover; and Cyril 8. - tba aaeoad aunimer aaoion vpf thia avanlng a t 3 o'clock, and will Delaney. 3 Walnut ' St., whose Lewis, 27, Stoughton, Mags:, both WlMalock Ooaage, Boaton, Maaar\ hava aa guest apeaker Jay Hll- marriage to A.3.C. Carl Silver on charged with passing stop signs, I, a representative ot the man- Saturday.'Aug. .30, wilt take/place z The officer reported Lewis was Man Shot to Death FMd R. Gagnon aon of Mr. and (actnrata of Suchyrol,. liquid in A rdm ^e, Okla., ' was honor stopped a t. Woodbridge and Oak­ Mrs. Adalbart Gagnon. IM 6. Main itening agent. Weighing will land Sts., and Braun at B. Middle at., toOMd tha UA Army yaater- be i£t 7:30 p.m. gueat at a greenback and miscel­ laneous shower Saturday evening Tpke. and Vernon St. On RQad in Shelton dagr and left for baaic training at Both drivers have their cases Vort Oto. N. J. He baa anUated tor at the home of the bridegroom's MysUb. Review,' w H a members parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. scheduled for court hearing Mon­ Bhsltoo, Aug. IT /2 r o o k ! N.J., .by Patrolman Raymond Peck; Illegal Subsidy Wilton E. Flamm. 28, of 22 Winde- in Connecticut recommends that Republican State Chainnan m CENTER BT. 3 lEDROOM RANCH CHarenCe F. Baldwin be replaced. THUiat-gBld mera Ave.. Rockville, by State Washington, Aug. 17 (P) — Tha Patrolman Elmer Neal on Rt. 15; Comptroller General ruled today The atory,,attributed by the Post to "responsible sources and Edward A. Goodchild, 16. of 45 Emergency Polio Ward in Boston who have seen a.copy of the report," assert; the report de­ NNLaMxnHiiiiia#| The large living room has a V / ’Sr,-'' - ...... that the Agriculture Department SM EAST CENTER BT. picture ivindbw and Hnedlsh Hyde St., by Patrolman ' Joseph made "unauthbriicd and improper" scribes Baldwin as temperamentally, unsulted to be State Sartor. This Is a general view in a comer of tho omorgoncy polio ward a t Haynes Memorial HoapiuV, Boo- TCL. a n B4 SM type fireplace which you must ton. Aug. 15, aa polio opidemic reached 4B0 caoes. Teams) at doctora and nurses .iu-e giving treat­ paymenU of $3 million to private Chainnan and miscast as a political leader; report says see to appreciate. Both arrests, by Manchester po­ companies fo6^ cheese last year. lice were for alleged offenses on ment to critical bulbar casco. There are 21 Iron lungs in the rpom auppUed by. tho National Founda­ that, Baliiwn should be given a post in federal or private The kltchra with adjoining tion for Infantile Paralyala, which has alrsady brought , 61 rospirators into the city. Criticsr pa­ Chairman Fountain (D-NCI of E. Center St. Sharkey was also an jnveatlgaUng House Govern employment. ^ dining room area fraturrs charged with operating a motor tients are lined up close together so hp.rd preashd medical teams can glva them fast emer­ Tha report, deacribaa National knotty pine cahlnets, bullnose gency treatment as needed. tAP Wlrophoto). nssnt' Operations aubcommittee vehicle without his eye glasses, ■ ■X promptly wrote to Setretary of Oonunitteeman Maade Alcorn as bar, formica counter tops and listed as required on his license. an unpopular but 'abla polllican," GaU^her Says exhaust fan. Agriculture Benson, auggesUng he recover this money "which and says that "an axplosivi situa­ HALE'S This ranch home has full cel­ 48 Agents to Hunt Troopers Quell paid out illegally.'' tion'’ faces tha party bacauta of He Beat POW Headquarters lar, dty water, sewer, ameslle Bay State Polio Bought 90 MllUoa Pounds intarnal dtoaansion. drive and biickfmnt. You must Illegal Shots Sales The payments were to cheese Hia aurvay team had high praise F O B ' also see the charcoal and pink distributors in March and April, for Fairfield County Chalrm'kn tile bath. Price $10,300. Riot by 225 in Jumps 136 for 1954, and involved some 90 mil Wliltom H. Brannaji of Stamford, As Pants Thief and urged that the fmrcea of Bren- Herm Photo , '^Washington, Aug. >17 1>P»— lion pounds of cheese, Fountain Forty - eight government in­ said. and Alcorn bo Uroi)ght to­ New York, Aug. 17 (flV- CoR Wgbstwr Aggncy MRS. THOMAS J. RAIMONDO Nebraska Jail vestigators are being assigned OheJ)ay Mark Connnittae officials said about gether. ..David J. Webster to halt any possible "black 100 companies were involved in the . Without specifically Saying that Sgt. James CtoUagher, in .. Rockville T R S-074S L - Tlie marriage of Misii Joyce. cluded James Rufint. Dean Gates, Untoln. Nob., Aug. 17 <$>KtA 12- market" in polio vaccine, btit Boston. Aug. 17 (/n—The sea­ payments. They said the biggest Bcannan should be named atata final testimony at his mili­ Edwards, daughter of Mr. an d ' Enrico Rufini and Richard Lburl. hour prison rebellion at the Ne­ they will not check on what son's greatest number of polio sums were about $700,000 paid to chairman, the report to understood tary trial for murder, said toi- Mrs. Charles W. Edwards, Ne v j The bride's gown of chromspun doctors do with it. to hhya virtually recommended braska State Penitentlsiy col­ cases for one dsy—136—was re­ the K raft Fooda Co. And $300,000 day he wouW kick anybody he Portland. Maine, to Thomas J.! taffeta and Florentine lace was A spokeaman for the Food to the Borden Cb. this, thbjiapar salff. cauaht stealing from him or Ralmondo, son of Mr. and Mrs. i waltz length. The fitted bodice had lapsed today when arqisd troopers and Drug Administration con­ ported in Massachusetts yester­ Among other firms receiving Tha rapqrt is,said to refer to Joseph Ralmondo, 143 Highland- a high neckline with standup col­ and National Guardsmen marched ceded yesterday there have day while Vermont listed ila first pavments they listed C. J. Beret Brennan as^the "de facto leader" his squad — including the St., took place Aug. 13 at 11 a.m. lar.' the skirt 'with tunic effect. Into the cell block with orders to been, a few cases of doctors poiio death of the year. and Co., Portage, Wto., $160,000; of the party to the state, and tha prosecutor. / In St. Jame.‘‘ Church, the Rev. Her bonnet of lace wav attached shoot to kill if necessary. No qhots charging steep prices and in­ The new case.s brought the National Biscuit C... $108,000; "only ona" to tmjparty to a post- "If you stola 'my clothes, Fd LECLERC Edgar Farrell officiating. Organ­ to a hand-inllcd, fingertip veil. were fired. oculating children outside tho total number of polio paOenta so A A P Stores, $93,000; Superioi tton to taka over Oie party leader- boot you to tha. fanny," ha told FUNERAL HOME ist Jane Maccarone played the tra­ She wore nitts of lace and carried Gov. 'Victor Anderson said about 5-6-year priority group. ftr thi.4 year to 1,768 In New Eng tolp. In this connmlon tha re­ MaJ. Jamas X Jmikins, ths ptoos- ditional bridal music and gladioli Cheese-Co. la Safeway affiliate) a caacade bouquet of white gladi­ 335 piHsoners who Ifkd set Are to The federal investigators, land, compared with only 300 for $74,000; and H. J. Heinz Co., PitU- Having a Wonderful Time port says that BrannaiKahould be cutor. "Stealing is atcaUBg.” and chrysanthemums composed oli with pink centers snd i\T- Mr. six prison ahops and spent the working from manufacturers* the sdme period a year ago. given a'high party post /^ d not Tha mattor aroaa to connection the decorations. On April 1, 1954 Benson lowered President EUsenhower w ean hia golf cap a t a Jaunty angle aa he., FUNERAL Edwards gave hia daughter in r.ier- night smashing furniture and ahippin^ lista. will trace each The unofficial polio death count the government support rate for ^mply a campaign committee with previous tasttoiony by Bmual The bridal attendants were Miss ' riage. A shipment to make certain it for New England is 56. atarts a round of golf at Cherry Hill Country Club In Denver, poet." ) equipment in their cell block of­ cheese from 90 to 15 per cent Of Cblo. The Chief Executive went out on the golf couiae after a Turner, of Evarts, Ky,, thito OoUa- WmiMn an* Al SERVICE Caroline Ralmondo, sister of the ^ fered "no difficulty at all" after gets Into "legal channels".— The lone Vermont fatality was In dtocuasing Senator Prasc0(t The honor attendant wore yel­ parity.. work Msaion in the Summer White House. (NEA Tetopbdto). BoIio. seeing that the support price waa POl Uaunp. Director Garlaski. Avon and Misa Eunice taffeta and two wore light orchid, troopers would shoot. The spokesman said he One of the polio sufferers re riqsort say# that. Senator Bush 33 Main Street, Mancheater Collar, Norfolk. knows of no black market ported . yesterday waa Navyman going to drop, hod in mind putting c'ohouJff establish good ralattons" by Jenkins as to with matching lace shoulder capes. When the troopers and guards­ all titoy could into. government and iU b a a l t h ^ ibeJSKHAU. CfIL MI-9-S869 StanLey Kjpka. was bea_l i.ian and All five attendants wore small, now existing. Joseph D. Kachel, 32, of Union Diane Drive Fades^lwith' Brennan and ad^ that to the ushers, all of Mancheater, in- men marched into Oie cell block Oity-, N; J., a fireman-aboard the hands before the April 1 deadline. data he ‘‘ttei fltoito to go ao.’* •.vWMy aagqr. hats with nose veils and carried they found all prTiohera witHiii In ordiiC to laep the Cheese to arm bouquets of gladioli. aircraft carrier Kula Gulf, now in Tha surrey team raponed ttiat th sir celto. Newsmen waiting out­ channeto where it would be readily Senator Bush .to lnatottog\tliet ♦T' AlB I At a large iiception from 3 to side the walla heard a noiae that Boaton. Navy doctora said Jhay -woujd availabla to consumers, .Jhe dS': Baldwin remain as state *‘RegiudIaaa o f' «hi«4f ha 9 p.m. at the Italian American ooundad to them like a gun ahot. 19 New Polio pffrttoant Baid,‘'tt ’hrrancod "pur Club, the mothers assisted the examine-the carrier's entlra fot* In comments on Senator to to, if ,X chu^t atoaUng but Gov. Anderson told them that man crew to detennins -if tinre chaae-resall transactions” under the report to underatood to say - • th a t r * iq jiia ** h'ldal party i: receiving. Mrs. wias ths automatic cell doora which it paid dtotributon for tjie Edwards wore blue lace and crepe Cases Today, are other caees. that h6 "is too rich anff toolHi lt,’' him. clanging riiut, cheese at the old aupp<»t rate dnd Wilmington, Nr C., Aug. ITYdays after hurries Oonnia h ^ and "too far out’’ >-^Nlneteen the North Carolina coast to­ estimated in the millions. Lakes, the bride chose s ■ white sachuaetta Public Health Depart­ Beaches Soaked Chairman Leonard W. Hall of the Turner., Td imagtaa Dd baatYha ^SlUfbffrigiigiut by other inmates, and when offi­ new polio cases, largaat one-day ment's communicable diaeasea dl day but did relatively little Republican National .Oommittoe heU out of yi linen dies.* with blue accessories, cers entered the cell block this total ao far this year, were re­ Diana’s center passed Wilming­ "nie couple \rill receive their vision, said parents in low polio in- ROKS Hurt GI damage. ' '' ton xtr 6:30 a.m. (1ST). Nearby forecast a GOP victory in Connec­ OoUegher, 38, A^SaB re M ta x l - JUinihwoodttful fitftel - ' morning they found a third con­ ported today by the State Health .cidence areas should not take their friends sfter Aug. 29 at !58'j vict, hia face and shirt covered She pushed into central North b«achaa suffered heavy aoaklngs. ticut in 1966. .' School St. Department. They brought the children to places where the polio Ca;rolina with falling-force. .Tha Siany beach areas cC .both Cafo- HaU made his forecast to a stats- (Carttowd Oh .*«) with blood, curled ifp In the back incidence to high. With Rock as mafit in which he atoo said the 39 dozen Cffe8...tO0t The bride, a graduate of Cen­ of a cell. total since Jan. 1, to 197—81 more Weather Bureau a^d she would linas had bedh evacuated yester­ tral High School, New Portland, than for the same period a year Dr.' RdSrdon aald In an advi­ have 60-mlle-an-hour wiiids by the day. conimlttee rccognizca and supports \ No guards, were injured. The the pkrty leadwahip to tho atate. Maine, is employed by the Con­ Governor attributed this to War­ ago. sory: Ume'ahe reached the Raleigh-Dur- Thie Weather Bureau said the necticut Mutual Life Insurance Fhrty cases have been reported ^‘Children should stay out of the Riots Resume ham area. Her route, northwest­ stofm Would move'into northwest' Hia atatemen* foUows: den Bovey'a move in withdrawing ‘The stories in the 'Haiiford Co., Hartford. The bridegroom, a- tho unu-med ^arda from the pri­ this week, with the total for Au­ matropoUtan Boston area if they ward, would carry her on into Vir­ em Virginia early tomorrow with graduate of Mancheste". High son yards yesterday when he got gust ao far 127. This compares come from an area low Inci­ Seoul. Aug. 17 (A>l—Rock-hurMng ginia tonight, winds abated to 30 to 30 milee on (Conn) Courant dated Aug. 16 and Bulletins YOUR DOLLARS with six cases for the correspond­ dence. If on the ot^r hand they _.The office of North Oarolina 17 concerning' the report of three School and Howell Cheney Tech­ hour. / ■ the tip-off to the impending, out- come from d’n area;’which has an South Koreans tojurad an Ameri­ 4i« AP WiNB nical School, is employed by the > break—demands from a groiup of ing week a year ago and 42 for the can Army officer today as' they Gov. Luther Hodges said scattered At CaroUnk Beach, N.C., on a fieMmen representing the Repub­ Wilco Macljint Tool Co. He gave eopvicU that two men who had first 17 days of August in 1954. incidence aa great aa In the Bos­ again turned their wrath against and "very preliminary" reports in­ peninsula south, of Wilmington, lican NaUooal Senatorial and Oon- to his’ best man a llghte - and to -'Five of today's caaea were re­ ton area, theU'fhe risk in thelmet- dicated damage along the beaches waves washed Sway several feet graaaional Oommltteoa have been U.S. troops guarding 'inspection . n Iew a r g e n t in e t n n u a r th^ ushers, t^e rla-sp and cuff link (Continiwd on Pago Etoven) ported from Hartford. Others ropolltan area is no greater than teams of the Neutral Nations Su­ was "almost miraculously light." ot the beach and immded the build- called to my attention. Since the came from Stratford. 3; Bridge­ at home.’* Ihis fourth hurricane the sea­ toga to the bMrdwmk area. Water articles attribute to the report Buenos Aina, Argwfhw, Ang. ■sets. The bride's gift to her maid + DIVIDENDS pervisory 'Conuntoslon. 17 IE — New disoraeni hsnke ani of honor was a gold cross and to port and Trumbull, two each, and Most ^adults a$e . immune and son made her central landfall- at flooded streets and washed acroas finding which it did not contain, would not have to restrict their 2nd Lt. Wayne N. Hanoen of today to front of fho Roman her bridesmaids she gave double­ one each from' Glastonbury. East Augusta. Oa., was bit on the hqad this southeastern North Carolina from the opean to the ya<’>>f basin. I sh^ not ennment on the con­ strand pearl chokers. Hartford. Newington, Enfield, Win- actlviUee, he said. river port. Her force was blunted But observers said thk damage tents of the story. Cathollo .Metropolitan Cathedral Calcutta Strike To thoae wondering of the ad­ as South Koreans hurled a bai^ ■T would like to state this much on Plain do Mayo to central sted, Colcheater and Plymcnith. rage of rocks and atones at sight as she moved on a northwaatward there was not as serious'aa that One paralytic ciue was reported visability of vacationing at Cape course over land toward north- xautad by Connie. however; The Republican Nation^ Rnenoa-AMa- PMtoo naad lira from Hartford. Giaatonbury and Cod. Dr. Reardon Mid;"ns of the U.S. Army vehicles croaaing the heoes to brenk op n demcnotra- *• Basaf... floVof ihof. cauaeway between Inchon ' and waotern Virginia.,. . . - _ ^ At AUantic Beach, to the. north, Several totaena h$M ond Mvefy; a.cil*HI end wliifylni. Nest lime yoo'f. leeking Pushes Protest Winsted. Ten were hated as non- moment the situation' looks all Even before Diane came to the east, many houses were aeribusly (ConUaued en Page Tea) Gain Waiqht Quickly piaralytic and six were not stated. right. If you are going to take a Wolmi Island, where neutral truce damaged by waves. ported* arreatad. for kto b « l In bMr. pour oome^ •njoywenf - iSchoeier. svith KIORCAL the new appe­ inspectora are housed. mainland her one-time 115-mlle- Bridgeport bes been the moat cottage and be by yourselves, that an-hour core winds bad fallen to Hurricane winds, 75 miles or tizing high ralorie food supple­ On Goa Killings seribudy effected city, with 36 would .be ideal." Suffers Brain Concusoton SHIP OUAIM8 SBnUCD ment. frith Vitamina. B1 apd Army doctors said Hansen sus­ gusts of 100. Maximum winds higher, were recorded along the Actor Namc8 Six Waobtogton, Ang. II (P>—Tha cases reported ao far this year, He Said there have been .11 cases clocked Jiere were 74 m.pih. North (Mrollna coast with gusts up B13- Good foMhe. undewvelght- Belgaum. India. Aug. 17, (A3 ' followed Hertford, with 16. of .polio in Barnstable county tained a slight brain concussion government- today otode » ftoal chlld or adult. Good Trom the and bruises of the ribs and legs . Diane invaded the land only five to 95 miles a t Southport, N.C. aetttement ef rial - Eight hundred determined In­ Other county totals are_;__ . - which .includes Cape Cod. While, the hurricane was loatog A« New apoon In rooking, baking, des- dian Nationaliats who missed Fairfield 67; New Haven JS; Yesterday's record of 136 cases but described hia CondiUon aa "not Greek ekipptog m afati I B tonea aerta or In beveragea. $3.35 serious.” force, the Weather Bureau warned Nlarchoe arfsiag eat peond. tho "peaceful invasion" of Por­ coastal sections they should con­ tuguese India Monday trudged (OoBtinued an Page Etovea) (Coaffnued on Page Ntoeteen) The' incident, latest to the series tinue to tako all prbeaqUons New York, Aug. 17 (E — Actor chases ef UJB. sari TJSSi WELDON DRUG CO. today toward the Goa frontier. of South Korean demonstrations, NewV Tidbits George Hall today testified ha once NlardHM, w h o . ha alraady if-ZBgZ b e ^ ! against dkngerous wihils and nigh was a card-carrying C^ommuniat agreed to .pay '$$ mil a t o d r il ,1 j $01 31 AIN ST. The marchers had covered 40 .demanding ouatcr of pro-Com- tides, until both subsida during the miles late today and had anoth­ .X muniat Czech and Polltoi members Culled from AP Wires day. paHy member and named six pmalttea, wlU .pay . of the NNSC, flared Into violence actors he said, were members with Treaaary an addlttaaal .4 $B99i" er 30 miles to go before reach­ Central and eastern North him in the •'midtown tanuich" of X, Enjoy the independence and security you. fet with ,.a Sav­ ing the border of the Portuguece 100 .South Koreans tried to Carolina -and Virginia-' should ex­ 600 and will get bndt S j< l 9 enciavei. Admiral Burke SiYorn block Army supply trucks going At- least 37 U.S. Senators are pect strong to gale winds and the party. ■" forfeited veeeels. ' ■ / X r : ' ings .Recount, Your, money works for you at 2-Vi9r interest, to .WoIml. planning offlotol or private tripe heavy rains as the hurricane Hall told, the House un-American It came just aa last wac'k'a mob to foreign countries while Con; Activities Committee that Com- IRISH IN NERVES WAR (current dividend rate) paid semi-annually. You benefit two New Delhi, Aug. 17 ( * —Moel of moved northward, tha Weather munlats knoivn to him were: India jetumed to,, normal today As Chief of U.S. Navy rioting and demonatrations against gresa is in. adjournment...... State Bureeivseid. Loadoa, Ang. IT iff) •— Irish way»—-money saved and money producing at the same time NNSC personnel appearing to have Civil Defense Director Leo J. Mul . John Randolph and Randolph’a NatteaaUsta waged a war aC f r / hut a general strike continued In Before the storm hit land, hur­ wife, Sarah Cunningham; Alan 4- aarvea today aa a part of PLANNED SECURITY CaleutU. the listion’s largest city, subsided and iu U.N. and U.S. far cahy lists reasons why most Con' ricane force winds extended far Annapolis, Md., Aug. 17 (ff),— eaat commanding Gen. L. L; 1>m- Manaon, Joehua Shelley, George autherltiea. e r e / i ] I f o . in protest agslnst Ithe killing of necticut' communities that applied ahead of the Storm center and Keahe and Keane's wife, Betty \ c l c / u z Indian .marchers into Portuguese Command at the United States nltzer waa enroute to Seoul City for retoBburseir.ent for. damage try for terrartoto ' Navy passed from Ado*-Robert B. gales ranged up to 250 milee out. Winkler. Army muse k Open your Savings Account Today. Get in on All the Divi­ India Monday. 'X* / All-port for the”'return flight to done by Itat year’s hurricanes have The danger of Hurticahe Diane Chmey to Adm. Artolgn A. Burke hia Tokyex headquarters. not yet received payment from fed­ Randolito and Miss OuuilMham, dend Days You Can . . . Dividends are compounded semi­ First reports frony .Oalcutfa, to the New York City area was appearing at the confmitteei'a first police < y R ( ( y . . . home of two milllph Inmans at the today amidat ceremonial hmiors* Lemnltzer spent several heated eral goVe'bqment. never before accorded a new chief lessening hourly,, the Weather session here Monday, invoked the camps threoghoat Brltota. D»> annually. Take advantage of our Bank-.by-Mail Plan. Fill country's eaatern edge, mode no aessions with South Korean' Preai- PropoaecTff^'ear oonUiact calling Bureau reported tod^. Fifth' Amendment in refusing to of naval operations. dent Syngman Rhee last week, for- 40-cent oburly pay hike over teeUras and Anay. ageata har­ btrt liw dtooMt out and send in the coupon NOW. mention of any violence today. The program at the Naval Aca­ ried to each reported target hat Demonstrators there yesterday sternly wbrning Rhee thst Amerir contract period'to rejected by some (Oeattoued from I ^ e Ftve) (Oeattoi^ ea Page Tea) aecked the Portiigueee consulate, demy provided a parade of Mid- can troops would protect all mem­ $60 emptoyes "of General ^ectric aU .tho eaBa aad naaen pihtod kl and halted all but essential serv- thipmen and, for both Carney and bers of the NNSC from'violent Co. . . . Herbert Hoover says Presi­ - ■' i ' f -.11..- Burke, 17-gun salutes impossible demonstrations^ dent BistnhoKver already is acting THE aA>XN08 BANK OF hlANCHES'nSR hcee. in Washington office ’ buildings INtHUP RNSION RANK 933 3yUN 8T„ hlANCHESTER, CONN. n New Delhi, Bombay, Nagpur.. Lemnltzer conferred with. Rhea to put into effect administrative where all previous CNO's have Wlffaaflhgtaa. Aag. IT (Pt-eTha Hyderabad and other large cities again today. eliaiiges.' recommended by cdmriis-' Army^8 Nike Stands Ready would Ukc to ob4u an uccouut by mall, j PIruse srad mr haaklag- I been sworn in since the office was George Sweeri, Asaitoiatad Praia S ion he...headed. CeiMt Gaari - - 1$ ima wars 'reported quiet again today created in 1915. w ltfetoU a -maU oavrlopeyand necessary nrcrosary forms so that 1 ranraa savesav* regularly.rogularty. I . after anti-Portuguese rlotf and A 39-year-61d Boston shipping I'oiiribse my firm drposi) Of: The threat of. hurijcane, Piiwe (Uoattooad en Page Two). clerk is eharged with forgery and atriksa In which nearly 100 persona moved the ceremony from the deck For Action in UoS. Defense vtow, i isrere Injured. The w orst violence larceny in aitoeme which police ;..... ■ — r of an- aircraft canrier in Norfolk, says . coat hto employer -nearly 3 8 -yea r r id A cafd from yov will fplk* your was in Bombay, a headquartera Va., where it had been planhed, to for the Indhui "peaceful invasion" $7,000.. .Federal and State con- By EDW ARO S. KITOH hdustrlal, highly populated and a(ra- In­ MAIL THIS COUPON . I the stepa of the Academy" dormi­ PieroH Party Ends rillatbrs schedule meeting in k'a atto raey ^rtooil't mind off horpHol froth X Monday of the three email Porlur tory Burke left as a Midshipman Chicago. Aug. 17 (M—Nike, th# tegie areas. Name ...... ■ niiladelphia wiUr AFL-OlBce Em­ hlo$. ChooMO onO of our forgo guess territories on the west coast. 33 years ago. Truce wi^h'Cliurch ployes Union representative in U-8. Army'a supersonic anti-air­ to the Oaant OtoMM M a m a I M ■'t-\ 1 Nehru Apologtoes But the program, as planned to ccmnecUon with S-day strike of craft guidM mtosilc, now la ready Named aVtsr the goddees of. bsaa h e U towk atoee ApirU be- eoloetion of Hollmork convotos- Prime Minister Nehru offered to act os the nation’s flrat line of _ StreetWVOS.-W eotee*>ee*e*«ee«**-,. accordance with Burke's wtohas, 3t0 emplc^es at Knights of victory of -Greek mythology, the eont tordt'... fhon your frkndt hto "deep regrets and apologies’ lost Uttia of its color and none of Buenoe Aires, ArgenUn^ Aug. 17 Columbus New Haven hoipe office defenM against enemy air attack. Nike Js a deadly waapon designed baa'M mtosraToraems^ar* today to'the foreign missions at- two- "I hope the day never comes wilt know you conid wtouffc to - ~ ' g t y ...... ,.,.Zoae ...... State ...... - ' its precise naval ritual by reason (A*i—The end of a ‘ shiky Soviet eompocer Aram. Khacha­ to seek,out and destroy bMiny giaiaattana ritot by tha Attar* tacked in the rioting. In addition of tha tranafer. month truce between the Roman turian adds hto voice to those sug-' when we’ll have to use it," aaid lot aircraft traveling at auparaaaig oond fho vory kod. to the Portuguese consulatea„ In The ' Navy - prescribed equal .Cathqlic church and ArgenUna’s Lt. „ William Henachel during a Cash should be’sent by registered mall only. GmllKAL. BURKE gesting musical exchanges be­ flpGOd#* Bombay and (^cutta, the office of lionora for iU old and Ua new dominant Peronista poliUcal party tween U.S. and Russia... Army guided tour of site' C>98 of tha This Nika guldad mlsaiio tostal- tlHOKR PAOlTC PAiOr tha deputy British high-commto- chiefs. Both I received 17 '"gun appeared at hand, today Source reports unidentifieq U.S. Oiioago-Gary AAA dafsaaa nst- lation was opened for tospecUon Teigre. Aag. iT (M Rag Ori* Stoner in Bombay was attacked be­ salutea, Carney when hie fouW Carney atol Buries dtottokuished The party’s Supreme OouacU soldier itoi shot and killed two work. "B ut we'U bq ready if we for 'the first time slace the per- cause its staff refused to lower otiar flag to hauled down from tha thsmselves as "saagoipg, fighting lest night indicated its open anti- South Korean Marines to argu­ do." " miter drienae systam was aotab* aaewad h i e ‘ “ Its flag In mourning for thoae yardarm over Bancroft- Hall, and men,” ha said. church campaign would be revived ment over Korean girls. Lt. Henachel to one of the eighf llshed. TTie first sito waa lnatallad killed by the Portugueae. Burke when hU blue and gold flag Thomaa said tha Navy to mov­ with a statem ent condSimntog H artford’s 1,804 School children bfflcera and 101 enkated man who a t Ft. Maada, Md;, to Daeombar NORTH END Nebru told Porliacront hto gov­ was "broken" front' the aama nuui "B" battery of the S6th AAA 1 $ 5 $ , In a ing "clooer and svsr iMM rapidly "thoae Who use religious ‘dognui. who participated in 1954 Salk '" SAVINGS SANK anBiment ’ts "fa ;preparad to pay full pdOlTon a few momenta latw . toward nuclear :proiwiion for all and their church a$ inatrumenta of vaccine spring trials are advised MlssUe Battalion. Mtuatad to Bko- A. visit to Niko lauaehtog rita U compensation" to the f<$!reign gov- BecraUiy of tha Navy Tbomaa ahips,” and to a "otlU graaler use low pdlltical efids.”'''The council to get two instead of one booster kis Lagoons north of Chi,oago, revsaltog. Excapt for Nika itaalf. anuBenta for any damoga done. to a prspared speech called the of atomic wuapons, nUssUes. and aaid thf tline had come for it to ehete for maximum protection... tha unit is on# of many whirii you saa UUla that mnkaa spaotoc- Si* PHAmiACY If lUHiCHESTEI AlUtough no eabasoics or lega- occasion aignlflcnnt becauae It Jet aircraft." resume all-out political activity. GO'v. Avereli Harriman as septa the Chicago aeba. NUia missile te- uUr news until...... l the dotafla a e f liS 4 DtFoiSq. M l 9-4585 ttons la New Delhi were atudksd. iiimphastoaa tha paramount - tin- Thomaa praised Carney as . "one Suchia move had bean expected fSdMral farm poUcies are "deoaioat- aUUaUons Mka it are' deriibyed oparatioa ara eni^alaad. Tha i illfsQiibM rJ portanca of tha fleet and the aaa- Off bar fiitw isrs rather thah farm- througiMut the Unitad Btatee u ■X - fotog oaitora w h F l f t'B o th »x m BSgs F mhJI •ra.*? . AS a a t o ^ stag «< d s tm m .'.t. » ' i - • ■ " t ..i . '"V -'N-l ' ■ ■■(.■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17,.1955 f ■ ■ ■ t ■ * Mre. Helen FlUpatrick and from iiA w n in e y im EVENING4lgAALD. M A N C H E 8 j^ CONN, WEDNESDAY,^AUGUST 17,1955 trucks started across the cauae­ the Democratic. Town Committee. ROKS Hurt GI way, The Koreana let fly a bar­ Board Votes "Revaluation, Olef of their charge , wak that rage o f rock* and atone*. Mu.trie. should have been able to Concert T onight At about the same time, three keep land values In line. Bolton Ice Box Yraps, H Jtrmy vehicles crossed the cause: Over Democratic Protest J I a s w bUwm*' ' MM ahrssii MfcrUiv came t,o Mutjrie's defense. 1st Run! W ith R o ck as way from Wolml toward Inchon. NOW '^STRATiBIC AIR Skywatch Schedule By Dr. Wiiigale _ . 8 l i i i l ^ They also were caught in a hall of He said a mere recitation of fig­ Kills Yoiing^^^s ure* on land values gives an un- COMMAND" SBC Asks Vote hn Addition; 'Mi ...... 1.11 ' r\ii stone* and rocks. ' The town will' undergo a com -* "nie reaqlution contended ■ M M lf R iots Resum e 1. EUmlhaUng the -revahiaUon fortunate emphasis to the probf Is VltUVIsIja - Tscludeslw SiM Thursday, August IS . Hartford—A solactlon af popu­ MM a Reduce plats tax revalution as the result ■lem! ■■He was referring to figurei gurei rias a*iy Cslbsss ‘Tbs Ifstsm’* Phtladolpbla, Aug. 17 (JPH^ MM*.nm would -stabilUe the tax rate at 35 Bst I B.BB. Orsnl Kia* n * « ! Midnight • 2 a.m...... Voluutoera Needed lar and seml-clasaical. tunes will I I M * !^ up bilh • • • and Corpse Positively of a vote' by the Board of Directors quoted by George Marlow, Main EASY EBEa PABKINO Three Item Agenda Likely young brpthers playing In ap abkn- a a.m. - 4 a.m...... ^ . Floyd Chapman MOO 1 % 6.72 ceV> left o«W ooA * ' (OMtUuMd tram Faf* C^a) niUla and a sUblllMd tax rate en­ comprise the program of Dr. Ray­ sijsr Consolidation toon' last night taken after a public courages business and Industry to St. ,_busineasman, showing the as' dqned refrigerator ward trapped 4 a.m. - $ a.m...... Volttuteera Needed • 90 0 24.2.') J9.25 seSsment for front fpotagq along mond W. Wingate In the eighth In 30.70, pe^il*—-aaarpiod hearing In Bowera School audlr and suffocated last night. $ a.m. - $ a.m...... Harry Reinhorn ^ • s o o 39.0i_ [ptetocraphar who waa on WolmI New Britain Mail locate here. the center of Main St. to 1^ dispro­ Bolton, Aug. 17 (Special)^—A.^war# voted by tha; recant session of Ak*» .ywT)»)»*; 6m for loan on ,, _ ^ 2. A revaluation would bring a ■ AST The vlcUma olkra Lee Andrews. 5 a.m. - 10 a.m...... William Haqeen , th* sieries of summer carillon re- ■ at tha time and who vrivad at torium attended by some 50 eiti- portionately higher than 'In other the Legislature which increased 10 a.ni.- - N o o n ...... Evelyn McCauley, Gloria McCku«A. A (M. .1 »)00 €«*• « « »0 com* In (edaW W# higher grand llai and a lower mill spocial town moetlng R** I>oon ro- 2, and hie brother) Lewts, 5. who** citaia at Trinity College tonight. w«.w(. .w.(e 1. I the canaaway acane after tha rock Milford. Aug. 17 idV-The body aena. places whert almilar business is the allocation ftdm' $1,000 per mile IMAMlIy (M»oMi*4M$ of rate, and the lower mill rate_would quostod by the School Building .. X -i«y Dr. Wingate, earllloneur of Al­ lenn* $2$ ^ $$M of a man found Sunday on a sand­ Tha Diractora voted 8 to 1 with conducted. Martin pointed’out that to $1,150 per mile for the flret 23 bodie* were'‘discovered by th’elr Noon - 2 p.m...... VoluBteere Needed . ibanacat said tha South Koreana two abacnt in favor of the $49.- encourage' "reckleea " uae c5t tax­ bar at Silver Beach has been Idch- there should be some dlfferencf. Coiiunlttoo for Monday, Aug'. 29,' miles of town roads; and from .$250 mother when she opened tbe rs- $ p.m. -'4 p.m...... :..\.'Mr*. Harold Lord, Olive Chartler fred UnIversHy, haa appeared I twice attamptcd to bipckada the 800 additional appropriation to payers’ money. • to seek approval o f tha proposed to $314 for each additional mllo tlSed positively a* that of Joseph 3. In a year or two from now, Martin also aald when the 1947 f^erator in a vacant flrat fldor 4 p.m. - 6 p.m...... i Dennis Rooney, James Horgsn regularly at *rrinity since the sum­ I raopened cauaeway entrance to have the work done by Valuation about tha 23 miles. . l Czys of New Britain. Dept. Capt. Cheney Bros, buildings may hovise revaluation was made there was no 5 S-room addition to the Elamentary apartment tenement of their 4 p.m. - 8 p.nr: . . .\ ...... Celeste King. Thomas Hickey mer carillon seriea were intro­ ^ e /ie ^ ic ^ FINAN . i jviroimi. Aasociatea of Bridgeport, the Arm Regular summer oiling of'tdWq 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Leo Pleclty,-'Anthony Zilinskaa F Robert Dixon »aid today. diveraifled industries and there plan for continuing study of values MOW PLATU fO School. Tha plana cleared the iaat North Philadelphia tenement | duced at the College in 1950 by I Shortly before noon, Sweera re- Identification came, Dixon said. which submitted the low bid for roads Is achedulsd to begin oil lO p.m. - Midnight ...... Dorothy and York Strangfeld the work. Director- Walter may be 25 new businesses in the and there Is not a big enough staff la Calar The mother, Mrs. Veronica An­ Robert M. Bishop, formerly, of I ported, about 100 Korean demon- In a telegram from the Federal «MS*r-B0M0a«a preliminary hurdle last night as Monday. Selectman Charles Rob­ Skywatch Post located on top of Manchester Julies.^ .flUtlon. .. . sM Ia i . ' t shopping center which geU under iq the assessors' office to keep IrrHB PCBPLE PLAIN” drews, 21, had just returned from Newington. lalratora drove two truck* up to Bureau of Investigation headquar­ Mahoney caat the negative vote. tha Eioard of Finance approved a bins has announced that not all Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarter*,' Municipal Directors Phillip Harrison aiid property valuee up to date. lOrafavv Pack Win Mlatbun a police station where she reported Dr. Wingate's program for to­ IN MAIN STn 2nd Ovbt I the entrance and parked them, ter* at Waahlngton_yvhlch said the construction today.- if the town has sum not to excaod $160,009 for Its roads will be 'oiled this year with Building, Manchester on Monday, Wedneadiy, Friday from 1 to 5 . MllcliMII-41i$«mkforMwVaMi Mrs. Natalie McIntosh were not at He also aald the assessor has no OiiiifiM CO-HIT the boye missing. She told police night's recit'al will Include "My |brake|l locked, In a blockade at- fingerprints taken from the corpse the revaluation now it will not n a a construction. preference going to thoee road* OrtN DWtSOAV IViNtNOI UNtU • OM. have the expert sssistance it Will right to anticipate future land uae "B E N a A L ' she opened the door of the refrlg< b.m. Wild Irish Roae,” by MacDowell, I tempt. were Identical with those of Czyz the meeilng. The plans as submitted to the which appear to need tioatment ■A . 1mm nart M ntiAaK ft sN ...... iwsH ‘ Pushed To .Side Emanuel Solimene, representing ne^ when those new. businesses and cannot be^ expected to ilo so. . - "Th* Gun B B iaA O E " erdtor with apprehension. and the "Alfred Univeralty Bella on file at the FBI headquarters. nwnnonbwwweNbeuwB SifTF* That W®n Board of Finance show an indi­ more than-others. I An Army tow truck and aij the Democratic Town Oonjmlttee. and industries present assessment The boya"were jammed inside, William Irrgang 8r„ 72, president largest terminal auction markets. $uira," by Kamiel. Lefevere. "rhe Shortly after the body was Position EnMnUe cated coat of $120,000 ' for the Cases heard in a aosalon of recital will be followed by a tour [Arm y Are truck pushed them to read a lengthy prepared resolution problems. Th« W est" clad V>nly in ahorta. flhe pulled of Fruit Auction Sales Co., of Born-In 8treator, 111. Died Tues- found, Mrs,. C»y* viewed "it and Russell Broderick, a lOca] bus!- basto. $-roonu, rising to $160,000 Trial Justice Court last night at of the coHege -chapel. [one aide. . opposing the revaluation on a num­ 4. Commercial and industrial them from hhe tiny cubicle and Chicai^, - one of the nation's ublican-dominat'ed Board had previously been pubUetzed. Inve'atigators said the refriger­ 1 unbiocked the entrance. The average person who attends rible problems." "We are econom­ Herbert Wilson, cb-enkirman of State Policeman Clifford Bom­ get had a bearing on a revaluation, has been pressing for the revalua­ ator apparently had been left in, The angry South Korean* re- a convqgiion spends I93.A9 in the ically stable and sound. We can STARTS’ the School Building Committee bard. A- DEEP PRICE CUTS THROUGHOUT THE STORE...IN KEITH’S started to discuss various item* tion to raise the grand list to afford aome expenditures." he said. RCL-nTs NerrOJ the apartment by tenarfts who TEL Mifciwl 34320 I treated about KM) yard*. convention city says the Amerl-' who met with the Board last night, John Merced, 24, of New York can Hotel Assn. in the budget which she said could "keep the Town of Manchester moved three months ago.^ Aban­ Then, Sweera said, flve Army have: been reduced. from bumping its head against the Broderick said the bad publicity, TOMORROW axplslncd It would cover eervice* City and fori.ier laborer on the which the town itself haa en­ donment of refrigerator* without Turklngton ruled her out of debt limit." of a clerk-of-the-work* and miscel­ Fiano Farm, was presented on a first removing the doors was out­ order. Mr*. Fitspatrlck. charged a (lialle^a Attack couraged, makes it difficult to en­ laneous contlngenciei. charge of atealing. He was found courage Industry to locate here, lawed in Pennsylvania by th# ‘■gag rule" was being Inatltuted. The attack on the Republican A}. It waa also brought out at t^u guilty and ordered to leave town. State Legislature ^last March 30. Turklngton insisted the budget 1* Party drew fire from two quarters. meeting that the SBC ha* re- Justice Swanson also put. the ac­ FAMED FOR HLUOpiNO cused on probation for a 60 day not a subject connected with the Mayor Turklngton. a Republicaitf '’-^.quested the call for .the Town tzx revaluation and Mrs. Fitzpat­ objected that the general roenager, meeting be (grafted to present a* period. State Policeman' Tasker Outfielder Wally Post of the waa the arresting offiber'. Deaths Last Night rick continued to argue that It la. not the Board, proposed the reval­ M s J item one construction of the 6- U^old Ruling uation. He said the manager has Cincinnati Reds is famed for his ^ Robert Caouette, 19. of Rocky heavy hitting. But he didn’t start rooms at a cost of $129,000. Item Mrs. FlUpatrick said aha want­ made the proposal three years in ..liv t a c BTBBy two would authorize inclusion of a Hill pleaded nolo conlendre to a By THE AlriOClATED PRESS How much Diamond ed to appeal Turklngton'a ruling. out to be a slugger. He broke in­ I a row and has been turned down pasBloaaSB pac* .teacher*’ room, toilet* and storage charge of speeding. He. was ar­ Pieve Ligure. Italy .— Adm. He aald only Board members could twice. to Organized Bail as a pitcher rested by State Policeman Richard Giuseppe Sirlannij 79, who was with Middletown of the old Ohio of Aapa Beloeli at a cost of $7,000. The third item X will $300 buy? ^ ' appeal the ruling. , . -y Director Pascal Poe, a Democrat, would authorize Inclusion of a full Power*. The court found him credited with rebuilding - Italy’s Turklngton then asked the m - State League In 1946. With Mun- aaid he resented the constant insin­ basement at a Slller« W H A T DOES^ ing of a statement iseued by Judge Box Ofliro 0|^a« PROGRAMS 058 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Wealey Gryh. Democratic Town The assessor. Mutrie, came In 7:IS 1ME KNOWN NAAAC, THE KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1000 chalnnan, earlier thla week. for aome attack from Reilly, from Sli4»w Hlarlt (l:M CARTOONS Clean Heat

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- V '' XAKCHESTEB fiVENlNO HERALD. MANCHfiiSTER. 00NN« WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17.1951 ’ ; ^ ^ " ■ ' ■■ . ■ ' . ■■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN> WEDNESDAY. AUGUST-17,1965 tkla morning aa though the aUarm defense also said restitution will Diane Drive Fades would continue to move Inland, Texas Land Aide be made. - y U ili& *1 • ' ’ loBliig much of- ita force as It Oites, already under 8-year Ellises Get Month In North Carolina did ao. . Meted 2^ Vears prison Mntenee in ebnvictlon of Peron' Party Ends Army-s Nike, Stands Ready He aald It waa dlfftpult to pre­ abetting theft of state funds un­ Co. ^eeks Rate Hike dict as yet the futu]-e.effect pn the der the tiwibled Texas veterans Tt'uce^ith (church Slay on Contempt rage One) city, but that the pnibabllity waa Sah-Antohlo, Tex., Aug. 17 (T) land program, entered a durprlae For Action in U*S. Defense To School! that It would pasr anywhere from —Biuicom OUta was sentenced to plea of mllty yesterday to two The bureau aald the city could 800 to 400 milea to tbe weat. "We enunts of agreeing to accept a ^hool Children ^ Fares Dedham, Mass., Arig. 17 — two to sixjreara In prison yester­ $80,000 bribe. (Continued from Pnge One) not be listed aa completely out of may even escape a good d4al of the day after defense attorneys plead­ ’ S H i (Coatlnued from Page Om ) proach of distant aircrkft. The sec­ Mr. arid Mrs: Melvin B. iSIHt of| danger but it could be if the’atorm rain," he aald. But he pleaded Innocent to tbe i Lwic Sus Co. tiM a | t said, whsn Barnard seventh grsd- ed for leniency and dbclarM “we third count—that he kctually ac­ ers go on double sessions, which after the'■government announced ond is a tracking radar which Brookline have been granted SOi moved oonMderably Inland, grad­ The forecast' for today waa 'S ^ 8Ut« PubUo UUUUM Monday that It had uncovered a range, altitude and lethality of picks up and tracks the enemy more day* to show why they! ually loatiig Its force. for warm and humid weather and have cooperate with the.state.” cepted the 880,000 bribe from two ___ for ft M-c*nt rfttft In-' msans thers will oe more children The maximum sentence possible San Antonio land promoters to than ever riding h-ime during the plot to assassinate President Juan Nike-was classified. So are its In­ plane as it approachae and feeds should not be hefd In contempt of I Hie lateet tropical atonn waa pwrtly iCloridy skies, with the high l ift thft ooftt of tu bua UckoU strument panels and guiding information on it* movement* to moving overland north-northwMt temperature 80 to 85. Mostly for the 54-year-old former Texas help them make a profit off 668 Mr sdMMA children who ride the afternoon rus.*! hcui. D. Peron and other govemraent the computer. The third radar court for not Sjufronderlng their | acres of ranchiand. He said the company hi.s hsd to equipment. adopted daughter. j I of Wilmington, N. C., and con­ cloudy weather followed by rain land commissioner was 10 years. 6 V X DM** nfulfth bueee, add one and sorneiimes ts'-> bu.sei leaders. Trie government blamed A Nike system consists’ of a trades' the missile throughout it* The case Involve* i-yaaf-old tinuing on a ' north-northweat waa predicted for tonight. Ths defense asked that the sen­ Ihft ftMMahUoa aeekft to Increftee to its regular eiin In iNe ni’jrnins Catholic nationalists" and opposi­ large underground storage area flight and reports Its computer. Hildy McCoy. The Ellises have COUTM. ' The outlook for tomorrow waa tence be for no more than five Michigan has 52,000 mors people thft ooftt of bw fftre for to rMee for Bsmsrd chlldrv*n .at.d ene eXtrs tion political leaders. available by platform elevator. The These data enable the missile to been 'ordered to aurronder .the A qiokeaman for the New York for rain, and wind, with the high years, "as punishment la more se­ moving Into It than move out In an SAYS Cfthta to 73 centft to o&aet The council ststement said: expendable missiles are launched go where it can hit the target. temperature 75 to 80. vere to a man of his station.” The average year. In the afternoon. Tho high school In a typical engagement, warn­ child to her natural mother Mrs. Weather Bureau eald it appeared ' conpeny wya If ft low it freshmen and sophomore* liow re­ "Do people believe -the Peronls- from above ground racks. A sepa­ Marjorie McCoy Doherty. .______laaHrrinK in the aale of turn from, school during liie after­ ta party can sympathise with the rate irilasile loading area and a ing of the approach of hostlla air­ Under Maasarhiiactts - larir, a tho huB tickets, each of which la criminal transgressions sf those control station are placed some craft will come from the early noon rush hour. warning system operated by the child must be given In adoption, mod for I d ^ n e rides. The cost of the»e extra buses, whp .. . espire to grab power to distance from the launchers. -when "practlcabl*,” to couples of A pobUc beftrlhg will be held on Royce said, .was 83.000. The in­ servf their own desi.'rns for sub­ The Nike Is fired from an al­ Air Force. the same religtoua fath as the tho request Aug. 33 at 10:45 a-m.. jugation and reaction? .Evidently most verticls position. Bach is Army personnel- handling the come from the sale of bu.s ticket*, Nike guided missile are first child. The Ellises are Jewish and X tn the PUC hearing room In the he added, could defray only fl.SOll no. And for this we will resume ready to. go at a moment's notice. the, child was born a Catholic. i SUU Office Building.. 105 Oepltoi and renew the brilliant political They are manned 24 hours a day, trained at Ft. Bli.vs. Tex, On *he- of this. In all, 11.000 tickets were job training at .rr’isile launching The Ellises have been out of the Are.. Hartford. sold during all of last year, but role of 1946 (wher Peron became seven days a week, Lt. Henschel slate since June when Probate Affects SO# Pre.‘ii(lent. I’’ said. sites and annual servlc*. practices Cl some income from* the sale of these at Nike target ranges keep the Court' Judge Jarnes F. Reynolds About 800 children In Manches­ tickets had to pay regular oper­ Peron last November brought Nika ia guided to it*-target by ordered them arrested for not giv­ FREE PENCIL BOXES ter and East Hartford are affected ating expenteS. k church-state dispute into the radar. Ground control equipment men alert at their jobs, tit. Hen­ bgr the proposed rale increase, ac- open with a charge that some includes three radars, a computer. schel said. ing up the' child^ To All Yeungitors eordlng to Edward Royce. presi­ clw:rch leaders were working to automa(lc plotting boards, remote V v S dent and treasurer of the bus line. Brown University undermine his regime. The church control .launching racks smd gaso­ Aeeempaniffd By An Adult Royce said the line has been su^ denied the accusation. line powered generator*. \ faring «>out 81,500 loss because of Since the June 16 revolt the gov­ One of the three radsrs searches | the extra buses the company has Elects President ernment has soft-pedaled criticlam the target and detects the ap- | had to add to its regular runs to of the church and sponsored a haul the school children. He said Providence. R. L,, Aug. 17 i/P)— move In Oongress to pOstporie for regular rune originsmy wore able Dr. Barnaby Conrad Keeney yes­ six months the cdnstitiitlonal con­ Made for toitgh wear to transport the students, but that terday was named the 12th presi­ vention authorized to remove' MW six extra buses Have had to be dent of Brown University. Catholicism's favored atatiui as the Added In Manchester and East The 40-year-old former desm state'church. Hartford, three in each town. succeeded Dr. Henry Merritt Public demonstrations and dis- SllghUy more than half the W'riston, president alnce 1937' and Aurbances which began Adonday NEW FALL COLORS ond PATTERNS IN children involved — about 105 senior university president in the continued yesterday. Police fired Boys’ School Slacks attend Center and Sunset Ridge country. tear gas to break rip a crow Sizes 35. to 48. remaining students involved at­ versity corporation and took of­ Guards were. reinforced at the FSaRS tdaaS Ur Say at l■•aa aalj) tend Manchester High School and fice immediately. Oaa Way B. T. FOR ’55 purchase their own tickets. government house in Buenos Aires, Maa. U W’aS. iaclasiya...... tt.M tf.S* Regular^ Ixmgs and Shorts. * A 1038 graduate of the Univer­ where Peron hfcs his office, and at Than, ft Sal...... SS.M tt.M o Fortified with nylon for ex­ Thera are also aome studs-its at­ sity of North Carolina, Dr. Kee- the Army ministry. However, the SaaSaya ft BalMaya ...... St.M SS.es tending Loomis in Windsor, St. Saaelal B. T. Eeaaassy Craltes SfAw tra itrength and longer nay holds MA. and Phd. degrees President worked ss iisusi st his Maadaya—TataSaya—WeSaeaSaya „ James’ Parochial flchnol here and from Harvard University. office and received callers. Saerlal Fridays Iras* New Laedaa 1.00 wear. St. Joseph's Parochial School In Dr. Kseneyi a historian special­ Sarrial Fram Black lilaad Salardays And Mors o Wrinkle resiatant for finer Hartfoid. These studenU purchase ising in the medieval period, was tail BaUa laelada Federal Tax) Thursday at 10:30 A.M» and 3:30 P.M. their own UckeU also. Plants have unlimited ability to appearance. a hhRory Instructor at Harvard synthesize amino acids, fata, pro­ SOKNn KTESMSBIF LINES, INC. o Elaaticized waiat and zipper Ride Dariag Rash Hours befdre comipg to Brown as aasist- teins and vitamins which are es­ Ceatral Wharf. Naw I.aadaa, Caaa. 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IEANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a ld . MANCfeBaTEB, CONH; WEDNESDAY, AUCHJST 17,19M \mANCBB8TBR EVENING BEHAU). kANCHERBB, CONN. WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 17,1965 of hla fan*, aavara pain And auf- fAitg Atahad a great deal of lU Un immadlataly cornea out some­ Mystery Woman Man Sues ^herifI fering, mental anguish and dls- oonfMnaaUon. ^4ra ' llaacliaater; trasa of the mind. Jtndover iiliiiiiliiiiiliiiliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiii YOUKjpoMPOtTiiiiiiiiiii!^ ohBAco of oueeieo at the polls oa thing stolstar like tsntolsin.' UroofUes \ Vamon and Bbhsbury. ■Aside from the aimllarity 'to S h ^ ff Donald H. Potter and the 1110 motion to etaet a building Oilcutta Strike tha doAtaAUoB that social sacurity Reported at Plane On Confiilemient commiisioners anawared tha suit aotand, however, the two things •y ROOBB PBICB EMERSENCY odflclal was tabled. ijrrldii waa A plbt to steal tha working- by rdialh# a apeclal defenae o f gov- Gaming Issue Beport oa ftohaels hare enough in common to make empiental Immunity. OILMIRNIR Pushes Protest man's wages. Merideiv, Aug. 17 (»>—A report Hartford, Aug. 16 (/P) The John Yeomans, chairman of tha Wma. the reporter'a error relatively un- SiRVICI . Regional High School .Board, re­ THE LARGEST SELECTION OF QUALITY *nnit Argument seamed to hurt that a woman waa bh-board a> sheriff and the county commlsatpn- imporUnt as well aa natural. Both ported that three altaa era now Qm RapubUcAn cAUse aveh in ers have been sued for tbO.OOO by^ To Be Settled OnGoaKiUings M aticky things, hard to gat out light plana that crashed In W al­ under conaldaraUon In tha Hebron M aind*^^ ‘VermoAt. a man who claims he became seri-^ CALL of your hair wica applied. Both lingford early Tuesday ia being Oraan area. ’Thla locality has bean Despite whAt hAppanad to It to ously 111 while confined In the coun­ selected for the following three (Oaaltawd iP a g a O M ) FOR BOYS AND GIRLS sMume that men are' really noth­ followed up by the State Depart­ WILUAMS At Referendum 'IIM , that asms argument, that ty jail which he called a nuisance. reasons; (1) It Is equidisUnt from ment of Aeronautics. large groupa of police w a n poated ':*l! same outlook, baaed on the theory ing more'than aheepi William Deroaler of West Hart­ OIL SIRVICI Harlborpugh and Andpvtr; (2) It liii Arthur Thomp^n, 42, o f Mari- ford clgims his jail cell was.open Andover, Aug. 1.7 • (Special) will enabla Hebron people to trans­ at all tham today. TO AGE 14 FOR that aacurity waa an un-American deii: the pilot, died in the eVash. ot to a ‘'damp wiitd" on cold, windy GREEN STAMPS M I-9-4548 The t o ^ will held a raferandun) port thair high achool atudants by Authoritativa aourcas aald that ttlck,. to piptom off »nd kill our JohiK Caval, 38, of Newington, days. He wad held in jail four and ,en Pi|^Uc Act 40$ concamlng their exlattog mathoda of transpor­ Circle to Meet owner of the plane, survived. before Nehru apoka, British, Amer­ individual tolUaUvt, poraiatad to a half months white awaiting the GIVtN WITH (, .-.SM S.-.L.FS tation: (S) Best acceaa roads from Om .T w •••••••t************^* basaars. and ralflaa on Tuaaday. 956 MAIN ST. s ..^atetle, moribund Republican ' Horace B. Wetherell, assistant appeal of a breach of peace con­ tha other towns go U Hebron ican and other fo M g a dlplomaU n II I director of the Department of However, action on the other mat- had axpreSaad ooncank over yaatar- li ii nvtG Moatte •«•••••«•••••••••••• for years to come. With Mrs. G^k viction. He was released after hla Green'. jiflatli ««**«*««»*****^«««***** pairty Aerpnautlca, said yesterday hj^ case was dropped for lack of evi­ tara before tha apeclal Town Meet­ Tba sites named aa being under day’a Incidante to Unforual Ulka HvMny l ^ n e w w# have a Republican MnstG •««••••••••• was' not satisfied with CavaTs dence. M anchester P H O N I ing held In th* Totiet Hall last conalderatlon Included the Grlf- with Indian Foreign Ministry of­ iini For its August activity "St. Mar­ e a ^ t member openly proclaim­ statement that only he and ’BROAD ‘A’ WEARING GIRDLE’ DerOaier saya in his a\iU he con­ night was delayed pending a re­ flng, Horton and Lord properUaa. ficials. ing n pMlosopby of change, and garet's Circle,. Daughters of Isa­ 'niompson were on board tha tracted Bella Palsy, a diaeasa Plumbing & Supply Co. aam&iSSLA Mr. Teomana referred to the Lord U A. Otttee SteMd I ’d like 4o explain how''4hls Broad commendation froin. the Flnanto, Ai ^ that la a haadltoa asriobol of aoma- bella is having a bbx lunch 'Tues­ craft. " which he claims left him with per: FOR A property, whlqh faces or the road American aourcM m the capital MUlUad to l l » » - - . 'Wltnaaaaa at the scene said •A’ got tTO broad. It was living in manent paralysis of the left side Board on a method of temunerat- ' 'om Andover to Hebron, as mam- aaid tbe U.S. Information Rarvica H. *r thing healthy that has finally oc- day,, Aug. 23, at ‘6:30 at the home LOAN y\f Uiay aaw a.woman walking aw iy a Vocabulary IS Brooklyn wpere 3 , tog the Building Offlcial. lag^ “ moat favorable.” office It Bombay waa atohed by s currwl. under "the whip of Ume, of Mrs. Anthony J. Gryk,'37' Aca­ from the crash and that a woman It never got used, lo it just spent (R S > I^ *S M The meeting waa opened by Howard Sprenkle, chair­ tha mob yeatarday when It rafuaad under the natural thirat for power, demy St. A short business meet­ acconipanlad Caval to a hospital to lower the U.S. flag to honor of dlipatdSiiMraia « t « »l»e r—trwd. its time lying around with no Ex­ First Selectman L. Edward WHit- man o f the Library Board, b roijh t under the 'aanalble middle road ing Will follow. where ha received tlestment for ercise, At one time it had a gcAp comb-and the Srst order'qf biial- up tha atd)J#el of the. Honor Roll ‘the Iindtan dead. n u aarrlM cUatt at K. fl. A. minor cute. Which atanoAth front o f the llbra^ Tbay aald thara ware no Injurias 'I leadership o f tha man who could Members who have not already job with an English Actor but it\ neas resulted In. the unampnoua SELECT FROM THREE UIm ;a. toe. WethareH aald investigators selection of Howard Bprehkle aa and asked wife t action was pro­ and only wlndowa ware 'b: dKen. Aa iKifiUHcr* Hajiraaaamttaa; 'J Ia and did latd tha paHy back to been contacted who are interested was getting worked to death so It BUILD! Itini JuUtti ]lath«wi_I Sd#cIaI AflRacy ** wRw found a woman's luggage in the hopperl on an 'H' that was being moderator. posed to ramMy ,iu deterioration. a precaution, tha U A. Information \ FAMOUS MAKERS IN ::::: ^ w a r. The long cruet has finally in'attending, may call any of the Irirst Selacti-'.an' L - JChtoard Whit­ Servicea office in. Calcutta re­ following members of the commit­ wreckage of the plane and a check dropped and. left town. It sto\Ved A motion waa presented to book waa in on* of the suitcases. HOME SITE — AVERY STREET comb stated that the.’matter has mained closed today. bean broken: the long rigid Ad­ tee: Mrs. Gryk, Mrs. F. L,eo Bsr- away on an overseas cablegram, meeting that the referendum be ’Hie name on the checkbook was and when It got lo New York it taken up wittf'.BIlaworth Tha ITlmc Miniater aald' lateat herence to the past only been retC Mrs. Francis Breen. Mrs. A l­ OoaH miss' Uila opportunity to duplicate our model home aa this ipMoffMSHym sus* held on Tuesday and seconded. Tba RaraM not disclosed. started hanging sround with a bad Gpvelt, town ciartc,, wtidx.wlU re­ official raporta li*tad 14 klllad to ^ Q Y GOATS ^£SSS^SSSS&v^ abandoned; tha party begins to bert Avery, Mrs. Msrtln Resgan. choir* home site on Avery 8t., South Wladaorr BulM this ^ a - However, a dtacusslon ensued con­ iV:r Wetherell said the crash ap- [crowd and finally married a bad tomlze'd S bedroom ranrb home with ftill cellar aad attached plaa- I • tmin • ar VIMT cerning the wording of the bill, place tha present Hating ka. soon tha march Mimday into Goa and • ftlmmany Daman, 6 or 7 more praaumad Camel Heir end Wool . .'V have Ufa in its limbs and in its parently was caused by weather T'B ag. This finally led lo a life of. tered garage. It features a built-in range and oven unit, fan and biterapersed with comments re­ as tnaterials are obtained. WWW •"S ssa * ^ thoiighte. As one incident or an­ conditions over Meriden. drinking and it had lo join "A.A. * formica counter top*. Build and choose your own color scheme. ' naaUCtMuNB garding personal views on the na­ Ballet Tryouts dead, and 24 cthara mlaaing—ba- ertatiens by I liavad either dead or to Portu- other sharpens the change, there Caval told reprfrters the wind-| ( Alphabet Anonymous under the Kxcelleat value $17,800. A t .vour disposal—our complete facIliUes MANOttSTIR ture of the bill, which brought Tryouta for tha water ballet’' by, Cloatcraft, Gaatwirth or A Thought for Today shield of the single-engice Osana |name of "Q ' to get itself atraigbt- for building.' Model home located on Beelsebub Road, South forth a ruling from the moderator were heM yesterday resulUng in gueae ja lli or hoipiUla. I be special and general re­ «ts sMiN nwiT • ^ •"•*< R * A government apokaaman later Philadelphia Girl 180, a four-seater, frosted over at ' ened out. If Ralph Edwards is lo­ Windsor. Mrst left off Avery St. from Manchester. <^aU F | | d Os«s S*,s. T«*. WW. At. lija that a maximum of five minutes the salectton of ^ n n le Parks, joicing, among Rapubticana that an altitude of about 400 feet and ' tereated I'll gladly sell him this Newman for ai^olatmeat, M I $-6776, Builder and Realtor. sue 7kwid*r* SiIS »• • • CtsiW SsSedefS Jane W oo^. Pat Minalga and told newamen 113 Indialu had en­ Romrthing to 8lng About would be allowed to. each Indlyl thair. party haadi toward the fu­ neither he nor Thompson was : touching story for “ This Is Your Is a s , mmdt M mMwH ••• mass dual wishing to make comments Kathy Henr>\ tered the third Portugucac terri­ Rejoice, ye pure in heart, tory, Dtu.'and all were miialng. Y oungla nd able to 4ee. . IJfe.” on the subject before a vote was Welch,'director of the bal­ ture again, as -when it was . Or­ Thla brought the total number of ftejoice, give thanks and sing; taken on the motion. let. will also bX a member of the ganised, and among all Amari- Tour glorious banner wave on high. Invaders Monday to 3,067. Kehru mill The motion waa strongly car team of eight. Tryouts for the 2 4 ’95 to 34-95^ IB, that the two party system H ie icross of Christ your King. SAiam told Parliament 1,711 had entered Wedna«d»y. Anguat IT ■ siA i aiSA Sw nisiaii TWtWaa rted by a voice vote with alight other three jparta will be held Siz68 3 to 6x. A A i not. after all, faded through Tuesday from 12 to 12:30. Goa and 1,244 croaMd into Daman. 11 Refrain V oppoaition. It was the largest of the Invasions tha default o f one of its partiea. Rehearsals will be held tomor­ Sizes 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. Nm-YMMit iRTuiM? There were many queatibns ad­ row and Friday at 12 noon. A trio since the Indiana began such tac­ r.\\i \ Rejoice, rejoice, dressed to the moderator and to tics a year a^o in support of Neh­ 4.98 Sub-teena 12,14. What ia »aaX ■oap'rtolanca'T will be chosen from UHs group Aejoice, give thanks Snd sing. the representative of the Zoning Ister to preforjp as a trio, also ru's demand for the merger o f the Waa . aM-vlo^iiea raally Am CongrAAA After Wolfnon and Planning Cranmlssion concam­ directed by Miss Welch, who will, territories with India. : Portugal Comes in natural o f navy • ptrit oi tha 4ay whan groupa oT Bright youth and snow-crowned lng the Building Code itself before star in a aolo. Shj received her has refused even to negotiate the Sizes 7 to 12 Wa hold no 'brief for Louis B. a motion waa made to appoint a issue with India. Portugal has re­ Indiana nutda thair ,*^acarur’ M- age. OPEN EVERY training as an aq.ua ballerina While • All have wide grow hems ' Wolfaon, tha famoua financier, or Strong men and maidens fair. building iiupector. This waa- fol living in Hartford several years fused even to negotiate .Ithe Issue Umpt At aatry Into the, P»rtu- low for hla me^oda of obtaining eon- Raille high your free, exulting Luxury at THURSDAY EvtriING lowed by a motion to adjourn ago where, she was a member of with India. 5.98 •A ll are lined and ititerlined which Sprenkle ruled was not cor­ The Portuguese aald yesterday guwa ooloay at OoaT W art tiM tW>l of companief, or of operating song.' CLOSED MONDAYS the Oolt-Ettes. Portuguaaa poUcatneh, who ahot God's wonderous praise declare. rect. A standlhg vote upheld the all but a fe\y of the Invaders had • All meticulously tailored m tbam after he cohtrola them. He ia oderator's ruling- men driven back into 'India. A And kUlad> a aeora of thaaa un- Manchester Evening Herald An­ one o f a numbe:- of similar opara- Refrain Ua resulted when a standing c^m unique said only eight Indian Aimed InvAdara, tha onaa who dover rorrespondent, Mrs. Paul torn on the national acana. All of low cost’ vole then followed on a motion to Pfanstlehl, telephone P I 3-(M36. dead could be accounted for, while wara that day guiUy of violancaT Ye.*, on through life's prth, table the first motion which was Ihree Wounded were reported. CHARGE IT. LAYAWAY, them promise much, on their way H-IU Ware tiuif guUty alone T la thara still chanting as ye go: to appoint to a building inspector. ^ DORY SETS RECORD From its headquarters in Bel- to AcquiaiUon of aoma company, gaum. Ihdia. near the Goan border, or CHARGE-FLAN. auch A thing aa a "non-violant 1A' From youth to age, by night and Finally, it was decided bv a un­ 'and moat of them seem to deliver day, I __ the “ Goa' Liberation Movement” i l ' *12 foot animous voice vote that the sub­ ▼maion?’’ . When Larry Doby of the Indians mmlAly a deterioration of valuef In'gladness and in woe. ... ■ ■V, ject of compenaatloh. of .a. building went through-a game against the announced iU peaceful invasiona With anch queatlona, ' pur u d itenrlcai Submitted by iS-ed R.. Bdgar, official would be acted upon before Yankees without making an error, of the Portuguese settlements thoughta hoAd once more toward Sponsored by the Manchaatar the voting upon his appointment. August 4. he broke a record. It would continue. The organization It aaama to ua that Wolfson, how- that g v in prlndpla which, to Council of Churches. Stone Moss It was recommended by Ray was his 158th game without an said mass marches were suspend­ avar, has just been handed some­ Houle, of the Planning and Zoning ed but small groups of nonviolent aur mind, waa praaent aven In the error. The previous record for thing a little unusual, in the way Commission, that the Finance American I.eague outfielders was demonstrators Would be aent laadarahlp o f Gandhi hlmaelf. To Board would be best suited to de- across the borders from time to Mix 'em or Match 'em of Interftrance with hia opera- held by Sam Mele. who played 157 our mind, tha Individual who termlpe k salary for the inspector. games without a boot while with time. tiona. Congress has just pssaed. daraa aoma ona alaa 'to uaa a gun rW alililAVl Ralfia TTie Legislative body unanimous­ the White Sox and Orioles in 1853 and President lEisenhower has Add a little nutmeg to the dip­ actually'haa aa much violenca in k MOVIES, PARTS < ly adopted the motion that the and 1954. The all-time record waa from our wide collection of just signed, a special piece of matter of compensation be re- set by Danny Litwhiler. \vho ping liquid for French toast. hla heart aa tha Individual hold­ Serve • wlUi panfried .peachea laglalatton which threatens to ferri^ to the Board of Finance. played 187 straight errorless ing tha gun. Hla atrategy ia bat­ ^Arthur Drus StortsJ Am ong, the towits that were games for the Phillies in the Na­ (fresh or canned) and ensp bacon turn one of his propertias into ter and more clayer, that’a all. PLASH BULBS, CASES, Cucumber Vine Cited In regards to methods of tional League. for brunch. J._ aemaUiing of no value at all 4th- Jumper effect dress in SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES Be provokes the other fellow to SB, Over 25 styles to iilii: laas- h i knuckles tinder and doed Galey and Lord’s ex­ lilill violence, by that action which he liii!: wjiat the Congrats wants him to all two-tone colors! soloet from: prin- J knowa la moat likely to- taunt him Vfe clusive woven ffins- dp with tpfArd to labor trouble he c 0 s s, f 1 a r • d, to violence, and then retires th'e ham, touched with BLACK WATCH PLAID SKIRTS ia having. Tba company la the POWER SHOVEL moral' winner, even though ha smocked, tailored Capital Transit Company of sparkling pique in blue rsii: himself planned It ail, including I "■ Blared or perma-pleated atylea to irtii: Washington, and the fact that the FOR RENT or modified torso. or olive combinations. the obvious and inevitable provo­ orlon and wool or corduroy. All ar* members of Congress liava been For cellar digging, sewer, water washable. Sizes 7 to 14, sub-teens cation. And, if the other fellow Buffering, along with other Wash­ and irrigation ditches, etc. Sep- i 10 to 14. I, retreats, before, his “ non-violent tle tanks instailled. ington .papple.. totm the absence "'Invasion-," ha conquers a territory, - 5951 by the mo*at righteous of meana. o f transportation undoubtedly had LOAM FOR SALE much to do with thair action. Outside of a oartaln inevitable Tweed Tha bill parmite tha Commla-„ Two strap calf JU M P E R S 4.98 to 10.98 sympathy for tha policeman, FRANK DAMATO in r e d o r there is still that fundamantal aionera o f ‘ the District of Coliun- A SONS brown. In orlon and wool, fine pinwale cor­ question involved. Would true bla to cancel the Capital Transit Coniraefors SEX«nd COMPARE! Charge It or duroy. All are washable, for girls “ non-violence'’ ever do a thing franchise within a year unless the Phone M I S-70fl or M I t-M M Lay-Away to sub-teens. like “invade” anything? Doss it current strike is settled. Without tite quality of our PUp invite tha spilling of blood,. avea A franchise, of course, the com- tf thsAlpod ia its own? pABy Would be nothing. Two-Tone Broadloom DUFFLE. COATS Hbw ' '2ar forwiurd doaa “ non- Thera may be many, people who ORLON SWEATERS^ raplatanca” have a right to think that . Wolfson deserves Just Marendaz Ws fun fof girls end teens by Pandora. Sizes 8 to 14. . marieh, it is going to be truo to auch A rough blov'! From the rec­ its owit pna^aimed principles ? ‘ ord, thara are many things to TRAVEL AQENCY Big value in one of today's smartast floor end you'll agree they're crlticla# . about,his operation of Slipover 3.98 Cardigan 4.98 What a a a m a ^ ua an undarly 18 Asylum St., Hartford fashions . . two-tone yarns woven in Ghillle tie calf the best ever for only tug phllosopjhlcal truUi^abput non Capital Tranait. But we- are not Tel. CHapel 7-5857 sturdy, textured loop pile! in red only. ■ura that anybody would really Typical Installed Costs violence, 'whenever it ia pelvart- Made of Wool for strength, Nylon tor spring Full fishioned matched colors to go to­ IHpl want to have the principle in­ Authorized AgenU For All every step ed ever so slightly, is t£at It U, gether and coordinated with your new fall him volved—which seerna to be that Rail, Air and Steamahif under foot, and Tufton for clear, Here’s an idea of whdt a complete wall-to-wall job will cost, INCLUDING iuui In the end, more kin to violence Lines plaids. than stranger to it. To sonM Congress hat the right to pass a rich colors. Wa'U cut from our stock rolls lining and Roberts Smoothedge (no tacks), installed by our own skilled 1 3 9 * tent, non-vlcdencc, like violence It- apacial MU to ' control these HAROLD EELL.S in three of today's most popular cojors workmep; modem bualneaa buccaneers by Manchester Agent oalf, feeds on force, even though foV rug sizes or wall-to-wall installations; Size •Down •Monthly Irom a different angle. taking away from them by gov­ Tel. M I 9-7442 back to Sizes 7 to 14, teen 10 to 16 in shwn 9.50 sq. yd., labor and cushion Additional. Sale Price Room Baymcnt Payments , I f are were to prescribe the ernment action what they have gabardine or wool, plaid flannel quilt- BOY SHIRTS by every famous maker .rules by which Gandhi's ~Munous .gained in the manipulatlona of 290.48 Living Room 12’ X 18’ 29.04 12.2.5 ^ lined, with large turn up cuffs. weapon liouid be kept ehtifely the markit piaca—recognisad \n 161.37 Dining Room J2’ X io ’ 16.13 7.00 I 'V Sizes 3'to 6x, 7 to 14, sub-teen 10 a m true to itself, we would say that any more insUnoes. And if w e'do 145.23 Bedroom Ig ’ X 9’ 14.^2 6.2.5 not want to have it happen to to i4, in the new portofino stylet 1 * 9 8 ^ * 9 8 non-violence would refrain' from i HEADQUARTERS 68.24 Stairs 6.82 2.90 school in atiiklng the posture which in' others, we Mtould not be com­ in fine cottons, solids or prints. ■ ^ •Based on Two Year.s, including State Sales Tax. Our salesmen will be glad \ *< . J * Vitos, violence aa well aa refrain placent About having It happen FAMOUS SAWYER \ FOR A U to show you sample.s right in your home. from striking actual blows itself. even to Wolfson. P.S. You'll be amazed at our SUB-TEEN selection. Wa would aay. that non-violence FROG IRAND Would never, back anybody Into ! I n t o n e Both Sticky corner. We would aay it would not MOVIE P IIN C T S , eonduct an invasion. And if any­ One of the theatrical witneeeea I body should tell us that tha In- beford Uia Walter Committee got dlana, the other day. made a himaelf'in even worse than he ex- WOVEN "GALEY end LORD' REWl till! ••r--- pMcefuT non-Volant attaiiipt to pebtedr R t ia how oh re'tord,. in Famous Make * Long Sleeve solve the issue of the Portuguese part of the prees at least, with GUARANTEED WATERPROOF 'colony of Goa, we woutc^ay that, the most dar.iaglng of statements, As little as lO^o Down WON'T CRACK, WON'T PEEL really, there was nothing peace- He was dalivaring an Impas- and up to 2 years to pay on Watkini PLAID SHIRTS ful about thia partijular attempt, aiondd defense of hia own right easy Budget Terms FOR GIRLS, BOYS, or TEENS and that it waa heavy with the not to discloaa whether or not He Feet feel carefree atmoa^^era of violence. was a Oommunlat. L , .“Sir,"*'ha said, ”1 believe It ia Sizes 3 to 6x. Sizes 7 to 14, 2 *^® and 3 -^^ tha privllaga oT the United States , in sturdy, flexible shoes, Back hi Mid-iStfeaRi . clUgen to believe to Yogi Berra or SII5.00 S i ^ 6 to 16, by “ MacGregor," lhat'IanoUa will save the world expertly made! Stride Rite The other day in Waahlngtah, a “'Model,’’ sanforized, will never loose Republican member pf a Repub- if he wTshas.” Foam Cushion^ their sh a ^ colors through endless Bean cabinet dellverad-. tha prin­ 'ITiat, at. least, waa the way It shoes hug the heels yet I was rsi>ort*d by the New York m s washing. Black watch, red, brown, cipal speech at caremontsa com- Sub-teens 8.95 TImao.aad the Xteoclated Frees. ntm m mamoraUng the fa c t' that, 30 give toes plenty of wiggle room, or blue plaids. . ' years ago, j'realdant Franklin D. But the reporter repreaenting mats, Chairs 79-95 ii-ni Roosevelt signed tha Social the gbod Herald Tribune was more mis Comes In yellow, red, pink or blue. Barrel, wing and lounge chairs in this • -e* ■ Saoirity iAw. in tha hctiial apirit.of the day, A a _ i look so smart, too, on young Hsm special purchase, covered in de luxe Moecasih calf This Rapubilcan cabinet mem­ he quoted the actor in question, Rivet buckle! closings. IS Arm fabrics from famous American mills. In ' ra d o r the word "lanolin” came out ber not only haUed tha law as it All have “soft-as-dowh" foam-latex brown. V o feet. See them in A wonderful buy! ■ II aaiste, but talked of its necessary “ Leninism;” which waa a vast im­ musT when extra guests arrive,. seat cushions. Order early I .j i ' 11 agpansian and Improvsment, And provement, from the point of view hundreds of sizes and widths in ha anunciated rather boldly the o f news, and from the point of BOYS' BUNA RUBBER Boys' 6 lo 12 Washable, Nylon and Rayon th M iy that nociai lagielation in view of aatobliahtog the actor's ganerai cannot ba ataUc, put muat guilt rather than his wit. Use your Simmons Space-Saver! a great variety of styles ; RAINCOAT end HAT ins! “ changa 'with changing aocial and VI believe,” went the quotation •eenomic condlUcna.’’ . .according to toa Herald ’Tribune,“ for 8chool,4>lay or Sunday beet i p Remove the cushions and this love Sizes 4' to 14. GABARDINE DRESS PANTS lllSi Twanty'yaars ago, o f courae, tha it la tha ptIvUsga of the United seat converts to a bed in a ’jiffy . . li pii ■Kuation waa somewhat different. States clttsaN to bellava Up Yogi fitted with a regulation innerspring 1 5 9 .5 0 . . . and trust us to fit them carefully. Yellow or black. Tiun President Rnoaavelt, n hated, .Barra or that Leninism wilt save Inbetween Chairs With separate matching belt, four ONLY mattress, just like your own bed! •\ : • , uaaenipulous figure^ waa Mpnlng the world if ha wishes.’’ Oairv Qaati Nr. 1 Pearl, turquoise, pink or beige tex­ T pockets, zip fly, elastic aides, double ' -___ Reg. $42.50. Larger thiin an open* \ ■ • • Rivet buckle closings paray tha Mrthrigtot of; traadom Wa auppoaa tha opponents of Oward and Operated By tured cQvera. Lowest price evir! Sofa Siz<$ arm occasional chair; smaller than a iiiiii " pleated front in charcoal, navy, brown fa r Anterieaaa. killing tha pta- tha Waltet witch hunt will jump Allan B. Caa Jr. Sturdy boya* Sizes 5\to 8 . . . •. r ...... $ 5 .9 5 • Double. yoke back. aioua apirlt o f individual antor- all over this, aaytog that this ia a 46$ Harttard BaM big barriel chair. It’s an extra com­ ;calf. non scuff 179.50 and charcoal flannel. gfftaa, robbing tha pajr aavatopoa vary good-aampla o f the way.peo- fortable jchidr for occasional use. /toe, brown. Sizes 8^2 to 12 ...... $ 6 .9 5 q Hermetically sealed seams tt tha hpnoot workingman to fl- pia gat inerimtoatad and Ijava Daiiif ({rm r No. 2 SmgU, all'Overleat-patteroedBamfuilu Sizes ^to 8 * •>...... -$J.95 Corrective Shoes • Extra large book pockets ^5? ■anea poUUeal graft and ahnbby I thair caraara ruinad--by being Owned and Opermtod'By in toast. KeUy. green, gray, lime, red; I00% ORLON SWEATERS ;...... 3.9lt®«8.9$’ teokkaaping:_-at Waahlngtoa. put -under Are in an atmoaphera in A1 Eltda . , In Stock — Teen 4 to 8®/^, 5 $ . 9 $ . MT Middia T in p ih a WaaS ' “ *dL ' jia w JhtiM, Bm BapuMleaa'' pMali u iMMMit w ^ hka J$a»n As Noted I J. J -1 - r r ‘ - . ' . ■\ ^ ‘liljjinjjii-jjimMjiipHlHljjliijH^ AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR CO M FO IlT:iB i*^ ^ * 56»Sai —T ‘ -M -J. . '

rjli "*:,fs‘-.-- '■ ' • ------• • IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IT, 1955 tt^;t--. ■ ■■■ IIANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17.1955 to resell It beck tb thoOe «i>o ware offering It to the govaiiunant. Spade Earth Officiol Launching of *Droi|inb6Rt* Farm Unit Paid "In the drcametancea it Is our group did ndt spend it. In order for o|rinlon that the trensections ware R ockvillo the SBG to have the money to not ptemieed upoa beneflde 'pur- Awarded Scholarship work with during the coming year A t Site o f $2 Million for cheaea’ within the meaning of tho it must be re-appropriated, ac- agriculture act of 1M9, and conae- •V Education Top cqrdlng to town regulatlone.. quently that the peymente there- No Meiwy l>*wo * The iSoafd of Registration asked New Center Illegal Subsidy afler were unauthorued end Im- Budget $4,481, but added that if 300 ffiore Frbper,’’ CempbeU aeld. rA v m # • Town Expense; voters regiatered it would be nec­ Town Director Harry. Flrato, (OeaOaoei' freos Page Ooe) • PARKING ARIA! essary to purchase ap additional MUSIAL NO. f ists Sought voting machine at a cost of $1,375. acting In the place of ebaent May­ new rate—without the cheese Costs $ 846,025 or Harold A. Turklngton this Other Items were presented as aandy earth of W. Middle Tpjee.. actually leaving tha dlatrlbutora Stan Mualel of the Cardinals la follows: Civil Defense. $5,076; warehouses. now No. 9 among all-time players *lown clerk, $4,666; town treasur­ Btndy earth of W. Middle lipke., iy Tax Unit Rockville, Aug, 17 (Special)— turned the dirt over, and the con­ A department qpokeaman aaid In the number of extra-base hits. MItoMI M M Fourteen budget requests totaling er. $1,750; probate judge, $618; BRINGS YOU When he doubled against Lew tax collector, $4,650; Public V, struction of Green Manor Estates’ Its buying price before April 1 RoekvOlg, AUf. 17 (BpecUU) — 9846,035.50 were heard by the Ver­ $3,000,000 shopping center waa Burdette of Milwaukee, Aug. I'O, MonchMfGr NursesvAssn., $3,000; tax review, r O ^ waa 87 cents a pound, while Its his extra-base total reached exact­ mClMtloa to atudjr th* po«- non Board of Finance last night. $397.50: public library. $4,000; officially launched. Soma so town oSiciaU, Green after-April 1 selling price was ly 1,000. Only eight men have *t|Ibility ct gotttar iUmlsid ooplM This figure, however, i^ n o t the fireworks, Anierican Legion, $1,- 84 <4 cents a pound; except In East hit more, and Musical probably Lai request, .since ' air depart­ 500; and V eg an s’ Advisory Cen- Manor officers and ibualneas aa- £ of tho ptopootd town budgot to tho aoclates and advertising people and West (Joaat states where it will pass two of them before long. THE THOMAS 60LIA GO. ments have not as yet' reported, Ur, $1,000. ^ was 35)4 cents a pound. He needs only five more to go ;;^teT S b*foro Town ICMUng Day George.Wilson, chairman, said. Further discussion sn^ study of BOYS’ were on hand for the 11:30 ground­ breaking ceremony on the W. Mid- Indloetes Poor Judgment ahead of Honus Wagner’s m ark 231 BROAD STREET MANCSBRnfR. •. Was board laat night by ttao Rock- Largest Item received was the these requests will be made at an­ . Fountain, who condbeted hear­ and 12 to edge Rogers HomS' * iriUo-Vomon Taxpayers' Aasn. Board of Education request of other meeting of the Board of; Fi­ ' die Tpke.’-Broad St. site On (bhlch ings on the matter laat June aiid w': Quting.rather lengthy discus*' 1^,530, which''^i^u .3000 above nance, according to Wilson. He the center will eventually rlae. July, said “there la no question “ gianr it was potntod out that there the figure the BoattL^approved at could hot give an exact date for AIR ^ i^nice Watkins, prealdmt of the but that the tranaaettons were ita June 15 meeting. the meeting, but said it might,poe- Manchester C3iamber of Oom- - is a state law that requires a town CONDITIONED merce, said following tha brief “Illegal’’ and “Indicate very poor budget to be made available to Reason for the Increase'wa.i the sibly be held sometime this wefk. judgement on the part of those re­ voters a t least five days before Board's decision to add another Other members of the finance, cerelnony that the Chamber "la sponsible." ! school nurse slid a special inotruc-* group present were Herman Olson, happy to welcome the business de­ . they taka action on It. velopment to Mancheetw” and "While I have reservations rrederick McKone suggested the tor foe retarded children. sCcrelaiy; Clarence McCarthy. about the umisual manner In whtbh ' group seek legal counsel to deter* WUilam F. Oeas Sr. The Board of Specimen •have Robert, J. Pigeon and Mayor Fred­ that It la “particularly glad' that asked a $97,737 appropriation. a local contractor (Green Mahor the transactions were rushed r mine the exact nature of the sta* erick Berger. SCHOOL through by the department,” the WlMlam F, Gees Jr., 38& School This money is used for mainte­ Estates, Inc.) la doing the Job." ‘ < tute then write a letter td the Congressman declared in a state­ - Board of Finance requesting that St., a sophomore at Worcester nance of roads, care of trees, and Watkins. ..also said that "the Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, other town expen.ses. The Select­ ment, “nplUier. would I at thia an Itemized budget be made avail- Chamber will do everything It can time charge any officials of the * aWe. Mass., has received a scholarship men included in this figure $3,500 to make the center a part of the Discussion was started when for the next academic year at the for Vernon police, an increase over general business effort of the town department with Insincerity of * WUtOn Flamm said that laat year college'. last year's appropriation on this DR. JOHN B. SHEA- and will be glad to cooperate with purpose or intentional wrongdo- ; the budget waa distributed to vot* *rhe son of Mr. and Mrs. William item. It and give It help in getting Ing." V era as they went Into the T ow n F. Geas. he graduated from Man­ • The Board of Assessors' request CHIROPODIST slarted." “However, I think it Is now up ; Meeting. He felt, sufficient time chester. High School with tha class of $5,630 was supplemented by s to the Secretary of Agriculture to 249 MAIN, STREET LOTHES Gets Souvenir prove his. sincerity by taking im­ for the qltizens to study the budget of 1S54. $12,000 item for aerial maps of the Among those present this morn' ' requests was .not given. town with property lines Inserted. ing was Director Walter Mahoney, mediate steps to recover the $2 ---- — Boggeet New Cbnamltteo This item was rejected two years HAS RESUMED who came, away from the cere' million in taxpayers’ monby In oUier business, Harold -lisut- A ndiiver ago when the assessors presented mony with a souvenir. As Flrato which was paid out illegally.” * Jen suggested the group form V it to the finance group. PRACTICE JERSEYS TROUSERS kept digging his shovel Into the Fountain did not Specify how development committee to study A $15,000 request was received (SHORT and SLEEVES) earth for the benefit of photogra- Benson could recover the funds. Ribicoff to Attend from the High School Building HOURS BY ■The ruling by, the (Comptroller - new aspect^ of spreading the'tax ir W m InM* RoyM FliR tl phers! who kept asking for “one i. • ‘ burden. Mb further action- *was Committee for architectural fees ■y more, please," he emptM the dirt General Joseph Campbell waa is­ ' ti^en on the proposal. Jaycee Banquet and other expenses in its study of APPOINTMENT Into a bottle. Director Harry Firato .tossea the first ahovelful of dirt In the oon- sued at Fountain’s request. Bruno Doss Siwke in regard to a proposed high school. The mofiey ir WashoMt TWM Gobordint Btructlon of Green Manor Estates’ new shopping center on W. Middle Campbell aaid in hia ruling that • GORDON The bottle was Mahoney's, who building inspector; Ellis; Seymour he found no evidence of a govern­ the 10 per cent intreaae In the tax w’ss appropriated laat yea.r but the wanted the “first dirt" dug in con­ Kaplan, aecretary of Green Manor; Tpke. near Broad St. Looking on at the ground-breaking ceremony ' bill for failure to flln real estate Andover, Aug. 17 (Special) ' •HIP.HUGGER are, from the left, Bruce Watkins, president of the Mancheater Cham­ ment'property .Interest in the traha- Gov. Ribicoff has tentatively ac­ •DONMOOR struction of the shopping center C^riatne FiIloramo, vlce president actions such as normally would be claims at the Town Clerk's office. as a keepsake. of Green Manor;.and Philip Decor-' ber of Commerce, and General Manager Richard Martin. To the right He said several persons with whom cepted an Invitation to attend a of Flrato Is Seymour Kaplan, secretaiy of Green Manor.- Nell Ellis, present in a bonafide purchase. PLAIDS . . . SOUDS testimonial dinner at the Oove in • HEALTH.TEX| • JACKI-sUcm Actually, the earth turned over cla, of Rossetti and Decorcia, He said the government not, only '. be had talked were not aware of by klratb waa not the first that Hartford architecla who. designed president of the construction firm, can partially be seen standing CHECKS . . . PRINTS * the requirement, eq>eclally new Coventry on Sept. 33 which will be did not require "dominion" over given by the Nathan Hale Jaycee ly Dgsritg has been moved on the 20-acre site. the center. behind Firato and next to Director Walter Mahoney, in the sport the cheeae, but committed itself residents in town. Site work has been going on there shirt. Herald Photo. Den River and Other Doss suggested an area survey chapter in honor of Ed May, un­ Also Peter Pantlln, a repre- successful candidate for the pres­ for months, and even as Flrato aentative of the Grand Union Leading Fabrics . be made to make property assess- idency of the national organiza­ • UTTU STRIDERS put his back into his ceremonial Supermarket chain; Matthew ' ments easier. It waa pointed out tion. SPORT SHIRTS duties, earth movers and bulldoz­ Moriarty, former president of the that the Board of Assessors has (SHORT and LONG SL£E\E8) ers were busy leveling the land. Manchester CTiamber of Com­ ' requested money for aerial maps Gov. Ribicoff aaid that he would Two More Tenenta of the town., attend if nothing pressing in the School-bells will »y merce; Mrs. Martha Stevenson, 3 ^ PROM $1.98 line of state affairs developed at Meanwhile, Green Manor today executive secretary of the Cham­ Flamm urged members of the announced the namea of two chain ber; AJbert N. Rohnatedt of- Taxpayers’ Assti., as political that time. •ilG TO R . SHORT^ond LONG atorea that will Mcate outleta in ; party members, to attend their The, delegation from the Coven­ be ringing Lomis and Nettleton Realtora; N 7*14 PROM $2.91 the shopping plaza — McClellan and N. William Knight, a Man­ i party’s' caucus and express their try-Andover chapter who pre­ • STURDIlOY Variety Stores and Endicott John­ X ; right to choose candidates for sented the invitation at the State PANT s i t s chester Trust Co. vice president. son shoes. McClellans, until recent­ Also present were representa­ § .1 ^ E N S PROM $5.91 i office. Capitol yesterday Included Joseph soon... ly, operated a store on Main St. During the discussion it was Spectgens, president, Kenneth • LITTLE MODa tives of Harry Thoens, the New Green Manor has already an­ York rental-agency which is rent­ . brought out that two posts on the Simspon, state director, and Walt­ • HI-UNE nounced that Sears Roebuck and CHUMY STYLES IVz-U PROM $4.9$ Bioard of Education wquld be open er Mather, • HEALTH.TEX ing agency for the new center. The Grand Union will occupy space In representatives were Albert W. for election in the coming year, Ed May, a WethersAeld resident, fi^utjen asked if there were any •WEEROI-ROY • HEALTH-TiX the center. Freeman and CTiarles Sanford. will be made an honorary member 5.95 to Neil .Ellis, president of Green ALSO SUI.TEENS IN ^IWIRY STYLES . members of the Assn,, who would of the Nathan 'Hale Chapter at 'Manor, ifas also said that the de­ A number of advertiaing people ' eonslder running for the positions the dinner. Poll ^ Parrot were also present, including Leon on either of the party tickets. He velopment la already 50 per cent I . A family picnic will be held this 7.50 SPORT rented, but so far the names of Thorp, advertiaing manager for pointed ,out that although the Simday afternoon at 2 o’clock at f a e iif a t I eavi ana a im other tenants have not been die TTie Herald, and Jiilian Gross and At Moriow's you wW Hod MoneliMttr's ilaaff Taxpayera’ Aaan., Is not a politi­ the. home of President Joseph According to size. CHARGE ACCOUNTS De^ Powers of the Gross-Harria cal party, Ihtereat in the group SWEATERS JACKETS JACKETS closed. agency in Hartford. Speetgens on Ripley Hill Rd., In all. the 26 storea planned will coHocrioa'af Socks. SHos, Holts ood othor would be aparked if Ita members Coventry. ' SIZES 4 to I t ' H. Olin Grant, Manche.ster post­ \'were elected to certain posts. “POLL PARROr’ ■7 •DENIM contain 1(X),000 square feet of sales bock-to-school oecRosorfos. Frank Speetgens, president of AND iIa y a w a y p l a n area and have a total Store front, master, was also on hand for the \Mrs. Joseph Schaefer wss ceremony this mprhing. tfected aaslstanb secretary at tha the Connecticut Jaycecs and form­ • PAUKER • POPUN age of 900 feet. In addition, it will meeting. Ten members were pre-j er president of the Willimantic have parking factlities for 2,500 Chapter, will be a guest of, the SOCKS cars. Present plans call for com ■eh tv . local chapter. Shoes are pre-tested for • HAVENSHIRE • CORDUROY PARKING letlon of the center . by next A chicken barbecue will be strength and extra wear. (REAR OP STORE) S(arch. About Town served and swimming and softball They wear better, look • PICKWICK (ALL FLANNEL LINED) •Second Ijirgest In Slate Fall Kills Woman will be the main entertainment. better and most impor­ According to Ellis, the center will be the second largest in the Mrs. Flora Grade Of 05 Center Both Columbia University and tant they feel better. State, topped in Connecticut oply SI., has received news of the death l o w N t n M sistol Home the University of Cslifornla had Bring your child in now by the Hamden Plaza develop of her nephew. Thomas Chapman more thah 1>000 foreign students ment In Hamden. Jr., at his home in Spi'in^eld. COMPLETELY AIR-CONkNTIONED before the rush and w© .Mass. Bristol. Aug. 17 (>P>—Mrs, Ed­ enrolled this year. a.ssure you of complete The value of the center 1o the ward (Rena Ibyes) Pierce, S3, was town in terms of tax income. Green "cteclared dead on arrival at Briatol .satisfaction. Manor says, ran be quite high. In The prayer meeting this even­ Hoapltal tixlay froifn injuriea police a prepared release, the firm says ing at 7:30 In the Covenant (Con­ said she received in .a fall down a Enjoy Vatation Time that real estate taxes alone Could gregational (Church, 43 Spruce St., flight of atairs at hep home. With A bring In $30,000 annually. Gross in­ will be followed by a meeting of Pierce, a co-owmer of Lake Com* H*y Kids! ventory taxes and personal (iroper- the teachers who are to conduct pounce, an amusement park locat­ ty taxes, the statement emtinues, the 'Vacation Bible School at the ed in Briatol and nearby flouthing* DEPENDABLE G u f 9ur Magic will add several thousaim more church next week. (Children from USED CARS kindergarten through Grade 8 ton, discovered hia wife, m ug un* "Plying Pnrrtl" dollars to the town's trrasury. eonscloiu at the foot of tne stairs JOHNSON The center h

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Inaterhity benefits lince CMS sr06 TMR AT founded in 1949. MARLOW'S . _ ■ \ 1 FOR HIRE PORONLY Lott )(ear alone, neoriy ST-MiMon wo$ ‘ 1952 tUlCK SUPER 4-DOOR 1949 CHEVROLET 4.DQOR FOR WEDDINGS AND paid out by the plan, roprotentino on ■•die, hedier, djeaflew. ^1195 Quality Rodie, heater. Very alee. $545 *‘R6amer*’ aa ALL FORMAL OCCASIONS 3 -D^' M Am eSS imotodtofe return of 81c in benefits for Te$t«d owl p1aeo4 hisli oo «|m gvery dollar invested by. the AAembers. n s r D o p e s 4- s o o s Cars. 1944 CH EVRbU T 2-DOOR. list M «■ ledoReiiOwt WITH An oiiidifionai $547,000wos plocod in re*' An iR** $1l95 cMeNHMr tanray of clilMrM'f skoM. serve for the payment of f u t ^ bonefits. . $1045 Little Yankee “Roamiera" . . action-tested Wo supply you right out of our 1 » by boya and girls . . have proved thqmselvoa little wondersfor wear I own stock. There's nothing to send Box Spriiut ta MiUli Ttse number of claims poid by CMS away for. In addition to cut^ N O B u n m $39.95 only $35,75 down' buys you a durinoN 1954 totaled 133,pw —^more Bring your youngatera iii for Little Yankees, the thoea jfcjd can count on for endtirance. awaysr our stock includes the New end benei! Instead of usual oti* layer of innersphiws, our than en« a minute every worl^ng day, f Count on our expert .fitters to give them NEW "Tony Martin" Wxedo in GOLD BOND "3-D" mattress has sbreo! Spedally-designcd extra 10 Yoor exactly the size their growing feet need, too. midnight blue.' The very latest^ layers create "Floating Supp^" — oiaxiinuih firmness plus mtxi- Brownie Movie Camera imm comfort Other G O w BOND custora-<]iulity feanircs: Carter Chevrolet Co built border, handles for easy turning, dofiMe. beantiful fabric Shirts, ties and all accessories are made by Kodak And More See today’s awst iaaprroved. aaost economical; way to sleep! $4,50 includad in our ranMl saryice. Re* PULL S H I ^ Yow. can moka gorgoous full-color movios tho tint tima you try. member! The next time the occa­ r Thoro't only ono simplo sotting to mokt, ond o built-in gulda tails sion calls for FORMAL WEAR . . . how- A singlo roll of Imm. Kedochromo nim yields 30 to dO avtrogo-langth sconos for only $3.73, procossing included. Conj- CoNHECrriCUT SjlEDicAL^SERVICE, INC rant it at RagaJ. You can actually I U | ^ . oro, with M f/2.7 lens, $37.50. Prices htclili^ Federal Tax, sresttiii II isi (iiiicTKit ttsii iususi Itcim try if'ortl hara . . . and ba asstirad ACCOUNH M N Itai e**Ki$i NSW NAVIN of a parfact, cpmfortabla fit. PURNitURi DEPARTMENT \ N DRUiD c o m p a n y I... SHOE DErT„ MAIN ROOS'. (lEASI STREfET — TELf BU S-5321 V><-^ ■ Advertise in The llerold—*lt P uts A

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\ /; MANCHESTEB EVENINO HERAU). MANCHBSTER,.^NM. WEDNESDAV, AVGUST 17,1985 MANCHESTEB EVENmO HEBALD. 1UNCHE3TBR. CX>NN,. W EDNESDAY^AUGW llim . (■ ...... rri;r iiissiili mi i i ir f s>sMnianj^MM!j ‘ > '/i ' 98ii»9d»sdiMyfi#lii»ss»e»ssiwesse»«y8ssi suspanded Judgment on a charga ered the period from IM2 to 19M, ty, under Mm woreo Und a t lasder- South Windsor and Wtadsor, ;tiiro of violation of the rules at the that ha had baan g profSaaional Adm. Burke GeU Rogers Claims •hliL are rwUly draggtnf''tho Re- 19 N e w P a t i o aach; and GlastcnburY. Canton, iissionetv Se^k Death Claims road, but, fined 18 for failure to Water Tank actor since 1948 and In Ms earlier ^Secret* GOP Report Troops Quell pUHleafi party tn the State d < ^ Granby, .PlainvUM ' m Rocky f n t i n r f y obey a pollca ofleer. Judge Oryk years he took; part in amateur Top Post in Navy Report on State to wh«M it won't even be an algd- Hin, one each. ' fdit the driving infraction was a theatricals.. Riot by 22.5 iu , ran in oontraat the DanaOra- Cases iToday, Fairfield County: Bttdgaport 3Si Headquarters Site La!wmanHere minor one and Murphy has, a good Authorized He aald ha had appeared on tele­ ^Uc party;*’ , Stratford 9; Fairflald 9; Trumbull record. Murphy waa arrested a vision and made numerous appear- Asks Baldwin O uster (OeaUaaMl froea Page Oae) GOP Is" Factual R ^ r s claimed that if Meaaers 3; Monroe. N«pw Canaan and Waat- >4eek ago by Patrolman William By Directors aneea on radio “mostly in aosj^ Nebraska Jail Alcorn and De Paaquele did not State Reveals port, two each, and Oraenwich and I ilukciieitar Ftrt'tMa- Retired Police Sergeant McDowtII. operas." (OoatlBMd from Page Oae) ' three months ago by a team from of the principal archlteeta of vto- romoTe tbemaelves from the locel Stamford, one e«di. Hartford, Aug. Vt (P)—^VUlard picture “we will not only lose Sen­ CbipniMtonwa Also. Arthur Cottier, 18, 6t West Hall said that during Ms Army the Republican Campaign Oom- tory In the Pacific” in WorM "War B. H ogan, o f Manebestar. pro- (OaathMMi ttm m Page One) New Haven County: Now Haven Board Denies Mik(^ Fitzgerald Dies Willington^ wss given a nolle on a Ths Board Water Commis­ career he “traveled In certain parti Committee recognizes and aupports mlttee. It Is unfortunate that this (C Page Oae) mlntnt Connecticut citizen and ator Bush (Prescott 8. Burii of 4; Waterbury 3; Branford and Tm nquMt to Bowd ^ untrue, irresponalble and outdated n and apoka of tha “equally bill* Greenwich) but will also lose sevf After Long Illness charge.of violation of the rules of sioners last night authorized the of the country” .where he* became tho conatltuted leaderahip of the actlva in the Republican party for New London 9; Tolland 7; Middle­ Merldeii, two aadi,, and Chaahlre, hroctora l u t nlw i|' 21 Enfield 4; Bristol 6; Berlin, East Windham County: WlUlmantic, Bed Cr tional 28 years. The proposed law ia backed by wss 34,800. Hail said he made contact with cut. ' ' prisons In fecent days, foUowlqg OOP committeeman), who admlta ried Aug. 16, 1906, In Manchester restaurant ow-ners and. in the past the Communist party 'through “That ia a picture of which the one In tha Washington State Peni­ the hlstbry of the world.” Rental would be 1*00 per year The Board of Directors last Other bids for the Jfhel water Skip a tlir TiiM Irtkii lip tf U ii Burke Won fame in World War the leaderrhlp of Hartford Coun­ by t ^ late Rev. William F. Davis p»able in advance. Sunday .sale haa been' ataunchly storage tank, delivered and erected Alan Manson, a co-actor, ‘ knd Republican leadership in Connecti­ tentiary. / • ty. I asked Mr. Alcorn with at tile home of her parents, the H A R M A C S night referred to its subcommittee David Cantor, assistant director of cut may well be proud and we are A denronatretion that ktarted S aa comimnder of the ''Little ^ Three OoadlSona opposed by church groups'. on a loundstion to be built on town Beaver” destroyer aquadron in ths draw as Hartford County leader lata Mr. knd Mra. Atexandar Ait- Three condiUona went along Seek Opinion on the Keeney Street School the property north of Garth Rd. op- "gall Me Mister.” confident that these prospects will Just after aiipper set off the night and iTced that we replace Patrick ken. They have three daufhters, SUMMIR The office of the Secretary of question of interior changes in the Hall hastened to add .‘T would not only be maintained but even of smo)te, flames and terror with­ South Pacific. Adm. William Hal- J. De Pasquale (GQ(P town chair­ Mrs. Whitney, -Mrs. Edward C. prlth the proposal: , jmaite the end of Dale Rd., came strengthened between now and say nicknamed htm.^ "31-knot (1) That the voters of the DU- Stats today waa aeeking an opin­ school .building which would add from Pittaburgh-Desmoines Steel like to make"it'sjiMific that the. in the/prison. The violence waa not man in Hartford) with a-uan, be­ Mncatiley en d- ! Mi'*- Russell M. 19M ’ eonflned alone to. fire and amash- Burke” for steaming. through a town, seven IR4-g28 TEL. MI 3-3181 ’ trlct approve the J'uildlng of a ion from the attorney general on 314.207.42 to the construction cost. Go.i 312.880; and Buffalo Tank Oo., show ‘Csll Me Mister' wss not group of AmerfS'an ahips to attack hind whom the Republicans would Roberta, all of this fire station at this‘location. (2) whether both tiif Sunday Sale and The subcommittee was instruct­ Communist-ridden.'' ^ The Oourant reported yesterday ing of cell block fiirnishinga but really rally,” Rogers said. grandchildren, and one great MAIN ST. MANCHESTER *14,889. that Fleldman had rcfiresented extended to aluggings of prisoners an enemy held Island point. At 53. location of said building’ on -the legalizing rafflea question! could ed to take the matter up with the ITie' only bid besides Knofla's Tsvenner agreed with the re­ he becomes one of the yoVihgest "Hartford and Hartford Oouii-. grandchild. leased plot to be mutually agreed appear on machinea in the same School Building Committee. The mark. (JonnecUcut as in danger of< by.bther prisoners. for the structure to house the Ing a firm Democratic rt. /Som8 longtime guards at the men to be named to the top pcM. upon, and <3) plot In question to be election. . Board took that action after some water softener came from Andrew Hall aaid hit "entire contribu­ Both Burke and hie'predcceaaOt iree and clear on any and all en­ The raffles election must be held : objection was raised to overruling tion” to the party waa entertain­ -,TOe newspaper said the "long prison said the fire waa the worst Ansaldi, who asked 34,778 for the and secret re ^ rt" was made by In prison history*' About eight are surface ship sailors, although cumbrance unleas otherwise mu­ within'21 days after the town clerk ‘ the SBC on the substitution of work. ing at fiye private parties for has delivered the petition for It chemstreas block for honed way- fund-raising purposes. He said he Victor A. Johnston, representing years ago several shops were nit the fleets under their command are SALE tually agreed. The Water Commission approved the U.8. Senate Republican Elec­ by an inmate-set blase and laat built around aircraft carriers and The SMFD Fire Commissioners to the Board of Directors. ills block in corridors and ceramic re-registered in the party in 1946 lean heavily upon the long rang­ •aid today the step to locate on The Town Clerk can call the Sun­ tile In toilets. » .the replacement of 410 feet of in the apartment of Irma Jurist, tion. Oampalgn Committee; John year several thousand dollars In Iti-inch pipe In Anderson and Brown, representing' the U;S.“ damages was caused by a laundry ing power of submarines. Centes St. ia in line with the 1®"» day Sale election anytime after The SBC had voted against the who yesterday pleaded the Fifth Carney, now ,60. plana to taka i HA86AR SUCKS range planning underway by tha Sept. 2. substitutions. Laurel PI. with new copper piping. Amendment when asked whether House of Representative.-: Republi­ fire set, by prisoners. The 2(k).000-gallon tank to be can Election Campaign Cor.im.t- After the roundup in the yard, short vacation while awaiting for­ Cd'mmiMonera for aome time. Last week a majority of the Di­ her apartment had' been used for mal retirement from active. duty •euASANTia These men have been worried rectors informally decided in favor installed at Rockledge ia part of Communist . party registration. tee, and Peter Clayton; representa­ additional strength was ad d ^ to a long range plan for improving tive of the GOP Nations Cbmnitt- the ring a t a rm ^ men around the and then take an unannounced about the autus of the Pine St of the changes. Consensus among Three of yesterday’s witnesses job, probably in Washington. firehouse, owned as it ia by Cheney the Directors then was that the water pressure in that high sec­ cited the fifth Amendment of the lee and the Eisenhower Clubs. prisoners by mobilization of Lin­ Broa,, which haa Itself been re­ Galla^lier Says Sgt. Michael Fitzgerald tion of town. The report," said the Coiiranl. coln >(ational Guardsmen. ' SBC decided against them because constitution, which protects a per­ "says, basically, that if something QltAND-SLAM HOMER.S cently SOW; There haa been some among his fellow officers and the it wss unwilling to spend money son from being forced to give self- Following the ' seige of last question as to how long steam will isn't done roon to heal the party j March, Warden H. H. Hahn re­ SEO. $7.W - $*.W He Beat POW general public and he wss affecr just becauae it is available for ex­ incriminating testimony. They breaches in the state, to inrigorate j signed and the State Board of ,Ted Williams’ grand-slam home be available there for the whistle. tionately called "Mike" by his penditure. Actor Nanie8 Six were Lee Hays, a stout singer of o OARAROINER—UNENfr-CHEOKR ' He said the plans for a new the party leadership, and to build { Control./.which governs the prison, run against the Tigers, July 31, •GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR many acquaintances and business- On Monday sbihe SBC members follr songs; Mrs. Irma Jurist, a up the organization .- especially in was the twelfth of his career. He ^building at the Center St. spot will questioned the procedure in over­ composer, and Mi^. Susan d'Us- employe'd Col. E. B. Albert, a ■rincludo provision for housing the As Pants Thief nsen along Main St. with whom he As New York Reds Hartford-^Qjnnecticut is in danger former Army prison director, as ia the ninth man in baseball to came tn contact during his year# ruling Us decision. And last nighb seau. artist and wife Of playright of becoming a firm Democratic have hit .a dozen or more. Lou alarm system. A proposal to Sherwood Bowers and Mrs. Helen Arnaud d'Usseau. director of the prison, and Bovey, ige it to the Spruce St. fire- (OonUnued from Page One) am a foot patrolman in the business state such as Rhode Island" Capitol citstodlsn under Gov. Gehrig leads with 23. Others, in SWIM TRUNKS. was turned down by District section. Fitspatrick, former Board mem­ (Continued from Page One) The newspaper said the party is Anderson, wss named warden. order, are Jimmie Foxx, 17; Babe Police Service bers, also chided the Directors for Ruth, 18: -Joe blMagglo, 13; and In the spring. soldier, is accused of_£auslng the the teparture from-proccdure. in danger of losing the Senate seat w and PLAY SHORTS y L Seek Town Optnloii' death of* three fellow American Born In Manebesur, Dec. 21. answer questions concerning Com Maii Shot to Death held by Sen.-Prescott S. Bush in India haa about - 380,000 motor Hank Greenberg, Rudy./ York. n SOUD*;^AHCIES-^LAlD8 Ths. CommissionersCommizsloners felt they pclsdners in Korea by throwing 1800, he became a supernumerary Cl)emsl1ress is the colored block munism. The others named by the ipSfl elections unless some­ vehicles—about one for every 1,000 Rogers Hornsby. Ralph Klnsr and must find out the poeilion of the them from a hut into the coM patrolman in August 1918 but left being used at the high school. Hall, with the exception of Miss thing is done to bring party fac­ people. Witliama, 12 each. town In this matter before they go where they died. He faces a pos­ the force six months later. He re­ The unencumbered balance from Winkler, have been subpoenaed as On Road in Shelton tions together. Reduced Fo r Clearaneo W to the District voters with a pro­ sible life sentence if convicted. turned to the force in 1925 and was the 34.10,000 Keeney School appro­ vritnea'aes before the committee. Bu.sh was eierted in 1952 to named a regular patrqlroan in Oc­ priation is 3tn-,429.10, according HsU. the 12th witness before the complete the unexpired term of posal to locate on Center St. This In his flnsl rebuttsl testimony, to a report from the controller's fContinned from Page Oae) was the reason the town Was ap­ he denied he had sold food to other tober of that year. Fourteen years committee tn its New York hear­ - . I Sen. Brien McMahon, who died in office. ings into alleged Communist in­ SHORT SLEEVE proached tint. prisoners. H* Mtd he didn't ac­ later, on Oct. 26, 1939. he was ap­ noticed two men sitting in a office. Although he ran 100.000 'The rental amount was arrived cuse-prosecution witnesses of “de­ pointed sergeant, the post he held f iltr a te jpto show business, waa late model automobile as he votea behind President Eisen­ at through an estimate by the liberately iying*' but said there i-ntil his retirement. REI-X'.SE.«I CONCILIATION the first to acknowledge former hower, who swept the state. Bush Sacramento, Calif., Aog. 17 drove along the highway. Commisalpnen Utat the land they had been a "lot of rumors” about He was a llfeUm# member of Commiinlst affiliation. While he was still some die- ■ defeated Abraham A, Rlbicoff. with to rant la worth about 330,000. him* In camp, and “rumors and Campbdl Courtcll. KnIghU of Co­ r/P)—Daniel C, Mhmldt’a »t- He said he was active in the now Democratic <3overnor of the $ l ^ r t S U d e iM torney aald today the young air­ tance from the car one of the 3900 would be an annual 3 per cent actual facts got intermingled.” lumbus and a member of the State party only for about nine months, men got out and fell to the state; by 30.000 votes. ^eld on thia aum. The trial was adjourned until Policemen's Benefit Aaan. and of man flatly rejected overtures although he was a member from State Chairman Baldwin, in a It has long been argued that by his wife Una for a friendly about July or August 1946 through highway. The other man fled tomorrow when both sides will St. Jamea' Church. meeting to talk over “reconci­ into the woods. statement isaued after piiblic'ation 9 3 9^ $5.00 some central location should be aum up. Earlier today, the pro­ Survivors 1947. Dr. ' Joseph PagUsri said of the Courant's story, said that ' aought for a new firehouse In the secution put on witnesses to dis­ He leavee his wife, M''*- Jeunie liation.” The attorney, Howard Hall, a naturalized ciUsen who the,Republican party in Connecti­ A R T H U R ;^ SMFD, ••• •,••• P. Welch, said Una telephoned death was caused by s bullet pute Gaiiagher'a defense testi- Fitzgerald; four sons, John F., Schmidt’s mother, Mrs. Nellie was born in Toronto, told the com­ which entered the victim's cut ia "currently working har­ COnONS — RAYONS — NYLONS Inony. Edward M., Richard P. and Robert Peters o f‘ Portland, Ore., and mittee he was a member of the head through his cheek. He moniously and growing stronger D R U G ^ t O R E nR$T QUALITY — REG. Sl.fO to 52.98 Miguel Galvan 28. of Harlingen, J, Fitzgerald: one daughter, Mrs. said she "waated to sit down Communist party while he was ap­ did not say whether' there da.v by day." Tex., an American of Spanish des­ Howard E. Lappen; one sister, Mrs. with Danny and see If some­ pearing in the Broadway produc­ -were additional wpunds; - 'I was surprised," he said, "to 942 Mai^ Street Obituary cent and wearihg atf earring in his Frank McLaughlin; one brother, thing can be worked ouf.*^ tion “Call Me MUter.” State Police Det.' Sgt. War­ read a report, presumably made in left ear, disputed Gallagher's story Francis M. Fitagerald, and five "No one persuaded me to join ren French said no weapon Waahington, re.sultlng from a visit on three points. grandchildren, all Of Manchester. ASSURED o r VICTORY the Oommuniat party—thia blun­ had been found. DENIM JACKETS Gallagher had admitted throw­ Another soil, Lt. Joseph R. Kltz- With Brooklyn just about i der wss mine," Hall told the Com­ State Police from th r Be­ ing one roan out of the hut. but gersld, was killed in Normandy in sured of victory in the National mittee under questtonlhg. thany, Westport Spd Ridge­ D e ath s said he later brought back that 1944 during World War II. I^eague, at least p art of the He testified he came to the field barracks .and'Trumbull, *2-M man and another he happened to Funerai'''a$rvice8 will be held United States in 19^ and was Shelton and Stratford . Town Afl Sizes • • .e e • • • • • S t » S • •NO'VIT find'lying outside. He sLro-said a VTorld's Series will be telecast in FOR RESTFUL SLEEP Mrs. Virgtnla C. L*nnon Friday morniitg si 8‘,30 from the color. If the Yankees take the naturaliaed in Waco. Tex., in 1*43 Police converged on the gen­ Oknrge Accoonta Invlted-!rMeinber Ohnrgn PIOB. Chinese doctor examined them W. . P. Qulsh Funeral Home. 225 while serving with the U.8. Army, eral area to -assist in the " Mrs. Virginia Clapp Lennon of later. American League flag, all the Main St., and at 9 O'clock in St. games will be In color. He said his military aervlce oov- hearch. 702 MounUin Rd.. Weal Hartford, 'ITirew Out Two James’ Church. Burial. Wll) be In YOUR BEST BEDUIIIG BUY wife of Wilfred Lennon and sister Galvan said Gallagher threw out of Mrs,. James Irvine of 72 Bald­ St. James' Cemetery. not ohe, but both men; that he did Friends may call at ,the funefal win ■ Rd.. died yesterday at the not see any Chinese doctor look IS RT NEIDITZ BROS. Hartford Hospital. Home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock them over. and tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 I H A DIStXNOnVE R MENB B WEAR iA G Besides her husband and sister, The. witness -said he' lay awake I ^ MAIN ST., TEL./M1 9-418S—MEXT TO ARTHUR DRUO she leaves a son, Winfield E. L^-. •for some time" in the hut and to 9 p.m. non of -West Hartfoid; and her Implied he would have seen these arehts. Mr. and .Mrs. Elliot_Clspp, things ;f they had. happened. fhe waa s member of the ^Weal Another rebuttal witness, Spe­ Hartford Congregational Church. cialist 2:c. Edward T. Smith, 24. TTie funefsl will be held tomor­ of Fresno, Calif., teallfled he paid Court Cases row afternoon a t 2 o'clock at the 38 to Gallagher for a bowl of food by Gold Bond ,7*11,7First Church of Christ Oongrega- —beans and cold corn. ■ \tloItional, West Hartford. Under crors-examination, how­ Wilbur G. Fclows, 30, of South. Friends-may call this evaning at ever, he said he paid in script, Coventry, was fined 380, given e Pratt Fimeral Home, 71 Fisrm- which he said had "no value to 10 days suspended jail sentence Ington Ave., Hartford. and placed on probation for one MERCURY SALES many people In camp." ' year today by Judge Wesley Gryk Janies Thomeon . The prosecution presented five for obtaining money under false 924-838 TEL. MI 8-5181 rebuttal witnesses. 'Then Gallagher HOLLYWOOD BEDI MANCHESTER Janies Thomson,- 801 Msin'St., went back to the stsnd'laa a defense pretenses. MAIN ST. died yeaterdiy 'at the Manchester rebuttal witness. •Herbert E. Hale, of 80 Pitkin C«mpl«ts iiMitfrsfs. boxsprinq, Imo< ARE SOARING Memorial Hospital. The tall, red-blond Brooklyn St., testified Fellows pronilaed to mstoL odiustobls froms on cost Born In Olasgow, Scotland, ba soldier completed lils own defense do a h o u ^ repair job, collected S6-0-0-0 Look at these wonderfnl Tsloest waa an active member of the Brit­ tutimony yesterday. Ha dented the sgreeo-on amount for the Job ish American Club. His w^fe died causing the deaths of three other "to gct/‘materiala'' and never did c '51 MERCURY here fo'ur years ago. prisoiUu-a and aald: much of- the the 'SI QLDSMOIILE 4-Door. Gray aad erei H8 leaves two daughters. Mrs. ■ Fflibwa aitid -I'n court he had previous testimony, was mistaken s u r e r " 0 8 “ Riitola, beater, Mary^ Backstrom of ^llngton and In alleging that he curried favor trowle getting help at about the FOR THE NRST TIME.. excellent rubber, Mrs.' Nancy Henderson of Man­ with Communist captors. aame time in Ma.v, when the events 4.DOOR chester; and a son, James TKom- He said mistaken Impressions dAacrIbed by Hale took place. Dark blue. Radio, 'S3 SUM----- aon. also of Manchester. / Atty,. Leon Podrove, defending probably stemmed from his gen^ heater, hydnunatic, T A t i ^ The funeral will be held. Friday erst tippopularity in the POw Fellows aald I'satltulipn has been ANYWHEREI u im i whitewall tiree. Lew afternoon "at 2 o'clock at the T. P. camp. "Thp- men Just didn’t .Ijke made In full. He called Fellows’ mllenge. tanmaeaUte Holloran Funeral Home, 178 Cen­ bualncss methoda ''aloppy,’’ and U M II t i t . es^StocfcwSTleatltig me," he stated.’ / fierier. WhitewaBa. Jin* ter S t Burial will be .'in-' East After Gallagher left the stand, a felt thia Was the reason for ths Cemetery. confusion about the matter. m— Fenner eam> number of prosecjitlon rebuttal erie name asM t i ianleto Friends may c s H a t the funeral witnesses Were called."One o t them, Bond on appeal was set at *800. ho'ii^ from. 7 to 9 o'clock ttmight Marine Sgt. Troy Williford, 2&. but Podrove later indicated an & UMHtR SHOE TAKE XDVAmAGETOF WAR DS^ '54MERCURY 'and tomorrow from 2 'td'#' ahd " now stationed at Norfolk, Va., said appeal probably would not be Meatorey 8-paia. bike eta- to 9 p.m. ■ ■ - Gallagher had left hlS squad to takefi. EXTRA JTRADE-IN O F F E R ! tiea wagon. Mercomatic, ■4 4 C A e a iA C , spend a month at the Chinese reg­ Othera fined *50 each werq ^ n - ndler beater. Stated gdaeo. 4^D«er, .. Mrs. WUIlaiii F. Hesly fir. imental headquarter^ in a "vdlun- jamln Zielinski. 49. of 2 Peart St. You gal $25 in Marchondisa Coupons, good in srbttewaO tires. AH ' Mrs. -Marion N. D'Amico Healy, kllag new lary study group." , and A.nn Wright.-45, of 18 Hunt­ Vtayl point Job. Wife of WiUlam F. Healy Sr., of Williford also said Gallagher ington St;, charged with issclvlous THM VJMW 'NON’T any doportirient at Words, when you buy 4 laterior. $1195 187 Seymour St., Hartford, died at had written pro-Commimlst ar-- carriage. j . . 'SS NASH-HUDSOH the H i^ o rd Hospital this morning. tides for publication and received They pleaded qpt guilty.through sets for lirM —Of a $10 Coupon Book when you buy 'SI WILLYS Croae Country Stitian Born In New York City, she had re. prizes for them. Gallagher had their attorney,'Harold Gsrrlty, but Wagui. Radio, heater, sided in Hartford for many yeara. Judge Gryk made the guilty find­ two liresi Compare these footures of Words deep Wagon. S eyL Radio, leaves denied these sllegsUons, to'which autamefip drive, twa-toae Besides her husband, she others had testified earlier. ing after reading statements they Super Deluxe with other nationol brands. 7000 point, tow snUeoge. Been^ daughter. Mrs. Marion J. Krs- made to police. p t U t T R M t walk; four sons, William. F, Heal; RMilsted Offirrii EXTRA milas for the ovtrpge motoristi Read­ Jr., Janies J. ' Healy, Dominic Clement \y. Clark. 38. of 89 . IVDOit m M $ ■SI iM o r o Healy and Thomas F. Healy, all of Sheet Metal Loati Lockwood. St., was fined 328 for gripping traction I Punctures becoino harmless Onetom 4-DoOr. . Pinid '5 0 FORD ^ Hartford; three sisters, Mrs. Millie resisting an officer and *20 for In­ PAY $7.00 DOWN drive, radio. beater. la Coatflin 4-Deor. C M C Polito, Mrs. Rose Valluzzl and Mrs. toxication. He was arreatad July An $Bf.95 VahM "siow-buts” I Smooth silent ride I Dollars boleW ehowroom Radio, beater. wOww Catherine Benevehto, -att'-ef Man­ Lost by Trailer d s i out w oier) This chester; three brothers, Frant^ 27 by Patrolman Frederick Ted* BALANCE MONTHLY ether notional brandtl Trade-in now at Words. coaRUttoB. $795 ford as the result o t a domestic Twin Sisn Only ^wRtMwvcvwa, w niv . 'Si CHEVROLir D'Aiuiro of-Manchester, and Rich­ t t o Laze. Power glUei ifir About ,1,()00 pounds of i sheet disturbance at his home. atS ---- *S- - ard and J(^n D'Amico of Hartford, (petal In the form of large rectan­ U9^RMGvw TV T^Hiw V wawwVHy 'S3 RUICK die., beater. and three grandchildren. Tedford said ip, court that 11118 Holtywood Bed has these outsUndihir featurwi; Super 4-Deer, 2-teae Funeral aeriices will bt; held gular sheets went scaling down the Clark struck him a ‘’ “backhand' Prebiiill border, stitched edge mattrepB, 10 year giiSran* Iswo ikoet In kko»«nd n’t oadMive wl Words. , 0 ^ ^ ( '51 FORD embankment 44 the W,. Middle blow in the face when he went to Ragohir Na*Tro4«>5i taeater StwTmde-k "paint, radio aad beater, from DUlon'a Fupcral Home, 53 tee mattress, 13Kj gauge springwire, «it p ^ f fidge^ ~ 'Sr* lit* . "tM Prtea R«ygn-CDf4 dynaSow, Rated glaaa. Ferdiuaatto, ladto and Main St.*, Hartford,'Friday at 8:1(1 Tpke.'''exlt of the Wilbur Cross Investigate the complaint. Ws mode of SyWmt*—Itw kmozing new EiScenejlomied Ue Mae teyew Cec4 metal ad iualah|e frame on casters, d mirator r headboard. ilMUUwgllB ~ ^ t e waO 5 1 5 9 5 heater. BzeUtosR MOK n.m„ followed a'solemn requiem Highway at 11 o’clock, this niorn- Defense. Attorney George J, lik S w r Slot fepid i siwinr. O rd kio ry work iliek«,^uwder Sff INf l«V*M 00r TfST oeadtUan. OWR Maas in St.-Peter^a-Churqh at 9 Sherman of Hartford argued- that choice of cotors. 'teal, hove bosh found loJeali oflor itanding in water o’clock. Burial wii]- be in Mt. 8t. The metal was part of a 20,800* since the incident occurred at 440-1S 2370* -2S.25* Msiiy Others to Choose From. Out HMgr 6ol Benedict, Cemetery. Bloomfield. pound load a seml-tractor-trailSr Clark’a homa tha public ' was not for only 3b minulat, addle W ards.w orii *hoa aftor boing amrn m WAKDS WIMDCW SOW! was hauling Into town. It pafl**! SPECIAL METAL ADJUSTABLE . Look Today.. . . Boy Todsjrl Friends may call at the funeral concerned anfi a charge of breach fovofWg wot ,coadHii0M for fovaa cowacwlYv# wGaktu Imma after 7 o'clock tdiUght. company srith ths truck whsn a of the peace a|eo facing Clerk wee 870-15 24.90* 29J0* chain securing it to the trailer bed nolled. -V FRAME ON WHEELS $11.00 deft iba waorar*s feat, dry, fresb. and coadortable ot -i ■ Mrs. Gladys Bell WUUams snapped. A 'Paterson, N. J., man. Jamea ^ V REOULAB $12.95 “ o n IMMRe WOfOr GOGIV Ulw ponVffrwTV PW IMSwia UUIIIGI I Mrs. Gladys Bell Williams, wife No one was Injured, but the Sharkey, 28. waa ftntd $18 for 7.W-15 27.33* , 227S* S i John C. Williams, died yester­ weight of the sheet metal uprooted ap e^ n g gnd 38 fo'r ‘driving writh- la brown leelber, Miopraaa soles, baab. VfldSi E Sizes 6 to 13. day'^In St. Petsrabuiv. Fla,, fol­ two guide posts and badly out his glaaaas. His licensa ktated <6|>on Thurs. and Fri. Until S lowing a short illness. wrehched a third. Owner and hs was required to have them oi) •ouM i coNsmuenoN d o u b l e oonstruction 7.80-15 29.93* 25A3* A nstivs of Manchester, Mrs. driver of ths truck wss Richard while opefatlpg a vehicle. WUilsms Isavas, besidss her hus- Lavasaaur, 31, of Melrose, Maas. Those fined for ytolations of the > ‘ MIDGET TERM5 h v AMPMSIIION ^SINOHESHIOH one daughter, Joan Con- He had picked' up hia load in rules of -ths roed were Willism F. SDO-15 23.20*, 29.80* MMkf* WtUiams; two aisters, Mrs. Boston and had juat made a de­ Rollins. 18. Rocky Hill, 321: Rich* BROTHERS F. Wilson, 40 Henry St., livery in West Hairlford before Srd E. Fournier, 19, Hartford, and ;rON .M R LEVig. ATj Mrs. C. H. MeSweeney Jr., of coming to Mancheater.. The 5,000 Donald ,Soderquist. 29.' East Hart­ 14.98 16.98 0.30^15 34J5* 4).35* '*^^^bDR LDfiOOI^-i pounds ot metal broka the chain idge, Mass. She alSo- lesves ford both 318; Paul Zepke, Ig, ‘'U e t a a tof Stattoa 7VBAY T, WllUsm J. Bell, of and dropped down the embank East Hartford, *18; and'Euphe* ment aa the truck rounded the *fbe Pedirel lacbe Tea. Mfy Ceeiaatoed. Safe Roy Vaod O ir _ .jto n , W. Vs. mta Doebensr, 80, of 374 Summit S S l-S U 1“ BTBlcral sarvicas will ba held in extt curve into Mancheeter, about St., ft. The latter waa ahowa - • “SyMIea" o'l • L . nrtaraburg Friday at 2 p.m., 282 fact from W. Middle Tpke. lenitney bacause a t a good driving Wltk Burial in that city. Patrolman Rob'art Turcotta, record. , "THE TIRE THAT’S GOT EVERYTHIJUO* aided by Patrolhlan Baasnuel Mo- Meehiyed Oflieer [fr.. Ml 94191 *toyOsiW aid8i miiss of rsil- tola, inveaUgaUd.Thtre was no nr* Raymond ’"E. Murphy, 22. of r - \ raat . ' StaStord Springs, eras gtvea ■V - ...» ^ ..J,- • 'A I , ) . . .

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to prlmnrlM on the local lavet, to rely on poUed reporU -liStiFd on m o o h - u M India Policeman R o e k v i l U R o c J e v U U i • '..if t C oventry . / . ' ' Proalilent Wrilllam r . LUddodu stablUty tests and general obgarvn- w H A r— Uon. Often this' was not enough, Kills Eight Tots THE CASTRO LABEL IS. YOUR GUARANTEE! Warrantee Deed ' Police Inaugurate evidence upon which to base n con­ w « l o - n i t Rest Home Opens A warranto# deed has been filed viction. . ..i-.i Junior Cels Qff Tot S ch b o h t0 Handle Lunches; with the Town Clerk from Cheater Also, doctors objected to being Jtonr DdlW, India, Au». 17 m — RacEkowskl and , Mary Racak'ow- N«wapH>er raporU Mid today that Sunday for Aged Intoxication Test caUed upon to make axamlnatlons ¥,/■ . . ski' to Victor ,F. OstrowakI. and Good ijliMie a police inapector In Uttar Pradesh of those charged with drunken igf ttw m O oi PTA CQnch^des Jurisdiction Jennie V. Ostrowski for property driving because it meant baing ^art Start At School State rtiot and killed his eight X'. RocIcvUla, Aug. 17 (Bpaclal) — Rockville, Aug. 17 (Spscia]) — n * MfcjMt to on Frnnklin St. • caUed away from their practice to children and himself in the bloody A new rest home for tha aged will Mnrrtoge liocaaea ‘ A ayatem of determining whether climax to a family (juarrel. \ Oovnntnr, Aug. IT ^.4%wclal)—, hot Boup woa aarvad, however, or not a driver is Intoxicated at the appear in court. ■ V ' " X through the years the program open Riuitfay at SO Jiavla Avo., ac­ 'Phreo tnnfrtage license applica­ vw Hie mass slaying was touched H m hot lunch prqginiaui in tha cording tp Mrs. Marla M. Rhodes time of his arrest has bsen- Insti­ The new system eliminates both MwcbMt^ ThwUr off when the Inspector tortured wag .axpandad through'Uis diligent tions have been filed with the tuted by the Rockville City, police. ___Bm Au Coed Kusle town aohoola wUT paaa from tha owner of Uha home. their appearing In court and their his wife after accusing her of efforts of the PTA wotliara. Town Clerk as foUowa; Ronald L. The,system, similar to that used giving ,an^ minion on the accused’s ^ x r u u c i i 'o« Ginnd, X' juritdloUon nd" Uia PTA to tha - Polio Bhota Toiatorraw Rhodes, who also operates Usher of Tolland nnd Janetto F. IN infidelity. Their oldest child, a 16- the '^Oraen Lawn Oonvnleacant by the state Police, works Uka condltioh."The findings of the state 'x ;- year-old girl, i intervened. Board o f OdlicaUoii at tha atart of The final Opportunity for the Seeklns of 19 Mile HIU Rd .;. W ii- this: With the accused’s permis­ as to alcoholic Content wlH provide teirl* tha conUHg aohool year, according make-up aScond injection of Balk Homa M Union St, anid the new Ham H. Liitton of Vgmon. and m r The policeman drew his revolver, aatnbliahmant will Ha named Tha sion, which he h u a right to re­ the evidence. Bncor* killed the pleading girl and then to Jeaab A. Brnlnnrd, chairman of vaccina will be tomorrow at 11 Clara L. Rickes of 15 Tolland Rd., llwclMnt * Svcnlnf Unod Ifuiie This IS inSTRO'S 24W the 'Board of Sducatlon. Maaaaek Memorial Rost H6ma, in fuse, the police take a urine anmple The system went into effect dur­ in quick succesrion shot the other a.m., at the oflica of Dr. Robert P. Rockville; and Ronald F. Ciechow- and a doctoF'ig called to take a ing the past month and already Bralnard. oald today that the Bowen on Main St. honor of her first paUant, Franeia. skl of Tolland and Dorothy Mae children, including -a 2-nionth-old Maasic of Bridgeport, who wag blood sample. TUr doctor on call nt has worked In favor of one driver , ErnI* baby. He then shot himself. trend throughout tha atnta la for To date ably 211 out of a pot- Hill of Xaiington. icruodk with her 30 yoara until hlfe death tha City Hospital is designated to and provided evidence for convic­ The mother was reported in a tha bonrda to Uka ehhrge of tha slble 370 aligibla children have re­ do this. Samples then are sent to tion in another case. programs. Ha said It la a haavy ceived tha aacond shota of tha vac­ last March. AU .TaleoHvllle and Vernon * iv H A Y —EncoM THtaler critical condition from shock. The opening Suit day wtil be the state to determine alcoholic WCCC—Good ETcnlnK Good MuilC responribillty for tha PTA' to cina. aowa Itetos are aow being handled content. Potato salad taatea extra-good WKNB—Bvenlnt S«ren»d(/ shoulder and prnisad that afforia ■ X . Pinanoe Boato I marked by an open hbitae tp^which IRraagli Mnafwester Evaslag 4>a5BJ-«Njw« m. Uut-World------ill' ■the-pubHe-te 4nvtted;-MfW“' _ ’gi - .Updar -4h»'-aew oyatenL the po -1 If yow-oube tha potatoee-whUfr ' 'WtHtC-rTenn. ICrnlo of HSTToEirCntr lo r otgrieFrBr * TKa jfioarn 6f Flhbitcawll lice will set-court dates on Ulese are hot and douse thfm with W aTU—Gdbriel Heatter said. The home will aoooaunodate at 1 *Market 8L, telephone Rock­ Wallingford. Aug. 17 When Hie decision by tha School Board tomorrow______to_____ atart______work on tha ro- cases S t two weeWs ahead of the French dressing. Then just before came after members met with Dr. | posed 1955-55 town budget Al ert 34 persons and has prlvato rooms. ville TB S-SISS. *WHAV—Encore Theater the Democratic Town Committee arrest date to allow for rasults on aervtng gently mix in mayonnaise, iWorcastar Waitan, auparlntendant J. ' Booth, chairman, urges a)j Mra. May Berman, who has . w e e c —Good Evening Good Uuslc meets for a nominating session to­ woekkd nt Groan. Lnwn for two Uiot testa to be completad and .ra diced celery, dicqd hard-cooked WKEBr-Evening Sertnad* _ night. DdmoefAue Borough W ar­ of achoolSi and MrSi-Bdith Ouah^ boards and nganeiea to flia ikaU'- FUtST — 'i«>-Ona Man a ramtljr yaafs, will be lit^eknrge of the hew turned.' egg'and any other nddUiohs you E>RO—C. Coninjgswoad den John A. McGuire will seek re­ man; school lunch supervisor''for budgata prior to the meeting. Previously, the proaecutor had wish. . ^GTH—i^■ e d ■ jbre----- tbs State IleparUnent of Educa­ UHle -I/cague Games - home according to Mra. Rhodes, Waterbury,'' Aug. 17 (. nomination. McGuire, who sup­ Several otlisr. tesoas will be WWOM■ ported former Republican Gov. tion. Tha Little League resumed Its 2ig Gow otD i^aa Hill, toddy hai Polka Party ployed af the Davis Ave. location, her first vlcio^,to a Connecticut WCd(5-Gooa Evening Good Music John Lodge in last year’s state The change In policy will nsces- schedule this week. The program she added. women's Golf J^sn. One-Day B ^ ^ R o b l n 's Nest elections, made the announcement snuE T070% aitate the hiring of a fulltime was inteirupted for the All-Star WTiO—Conversation _ Workers have bean remodelling Tournament for Clads, A players. • \ last night. He is a former Demo­ supervisor for the hot lunch pro­ game. IroRU—FBI—Peace and War The remainder of gnmas, nil nt tha home for the past two.months She Bred a 4l-40--Ar'wi^drday WOTH—Boston vs Yanks cratic state chairman ' and was grams In the three town ^schools 799 ^•:U - According to Dr. Wnrren' the au- the Robertson School follows: In preparation for tha opening, ac over thd Country d u b «'>Water- WHAY—Polka Party third district congressman from Today Yankees va Red Sox; to­ cording to Mrs. Rhodee. They re­ bury course to edge Rooe Bihler, GREEN 1948-52. Pxirough housing commis­ pervlsor will plan the meats, order WCCO—Go^ Evening Good Music morrow. DodgerS' va. White Sox; built the rear part of the building. of Wallingford, by a atrok^. j ' x WKNB—Robin's Nest sioner Robert McKeon also an­ the food. Work dIrecUy with' the STAMPS WTIC^o------ConversaUon _ _ staffs, and be respoil'amle for. the Monday,. Red Sox va Yankees; Installed new staircases and fire WDRO—FBI—Peace and War nounced last night that he would IXiasday, Whita Sox vs Dodgers; escapes, remodelled the kitchen WITH A LL SHELL fTHEL OIL DEUVBRIES WGTH—Boston vs Yanks seek the Democratlc\^nomlnatlon program to the Board of. JDduca* 9 ■Ji J lion. Aug. 24, White Sox va. Red Sox. and put in two new baths. In ac l» ■ b -» for Warden. X ’ , limiTED T1RIE OniV! U HOUR D E U m T AMD BUBMEB BEBVICIE l^^mAY—Polka Party The supervisor wlU be allowed eordance -with atate regulations WTIC—Lone Ranger Manchester Evenlag Herald CoV' the owner said. \X EXFEKT BCBMBB SERVICE Sereaade WPRO—Disk Derby to hire her workers riti the ap­ Review . g c ni—Boston vs Yanks proval of Dr. Warren. A-cook-man- entry earreapoadeat. Mrs. C. t. Sobs Bo m FlANO TUNim 4 \ - Mstiiiee ager will be needed in.each of the little, telephone, POgflai X-SSSl. Sons Were bor.i yesterday to Mr.' F U E L O I L **‘w RAV—Polka Pat'ly w no—Lone Ranger Piles —Get three echoqls/and three fulltime and Mrs. Alden Welch of 8 Ward WYMAN'S S fiR V IC E WDRC—Disk Oerbv workers In each school. ' RIBIOQFF TO SEE TROOE>S St. Rockville and Mr. and Mrs. I KEMP'S, Inc. 34 MAIN ST. TEL. Mi-a-MU-Ba-s-tm WGTTI—wston vs Vanks Chairman Bralnard has Indi­ Hartford, Aug. 17 (JP) — Gov. Duane Jensen of RFD 2, RockvUle. Relief Now Young Denmcrata W a ” A A V'wHAY-jngkl Watch Millions of sufferers in the last EASY cated thqt the program will op­ Abraham A. RIbicoS today ms^es \ WHO—Toubet Your Life 40 yeiua have found a way to faat erate on a self supporting basis. his third and final inapectloi^on of llic Young Democratic Club of YTDRt^Dlsk Derby Though It has not Itoeii set as the State National Guard troopsI this Rockville iwll meet tonight at' 8 WGTH—Boston vs Yanks relief from itching amarting piles, TIME They use a d^ightful cooling offictsi figure, he also said It Jtp- year when he files to Camp 44feU- o'clock in tha Superior Court IfftU-^ pesrs aa though, each meal will Room, *' WHAY—Night Watch soothing astringent formula — PAYMENTS fiset, Maas.,■ on Cape CXmI. 1 . Re R will nil as WTlG-You bet Your Ufa. Peterson's Ointment. No wonder coat about 30-ccnts with more than review troops of the 103rd Anti­ Tentative plans for the annual' . Svaaing Gced Mnaie WDRC—Bing------CroabvI I 500 lunches being served each of aircraft Artillery Brigade train' outing wilt be presented by Alder­ rewai Bpotta -WGTH—Boston vs Yanks one sufferer writes, “The Itching Ifiaa- and smarting wers relieved, and I the 170 school days. ing under the command of Brig. man William Stiles Jr„ and dis­ WHAY-Nlle Watch slept all night. Peterson's Oint­ 'nie hot lunch program was Gen. Raymond Watt, major com­ cussion will be. held on the atate KlDDlB FAIR'S Wire—Truth or Consequences ' % WDRC—Amos “B Andy—Music Hall ment la marvelous.” 50c and 75c, started in the loca) schools in 1941 mandant of the State veterans primary la w .. with omphaals on WGTH—Boston vs Yanks by the PTA. The first year only Home and Hoqlttal in Rocky Hill. .machinery of the law aa it apfhlea all druggists. Be delighted or lAKLY BIRD SPECIAL EARLY BIRD SPECIAL WHAY—Nits Watch money back. ^ WTIC—Truth or Consequences UWION SOfA, WINDSOR SOTA RAINWEAR vn>RC-^Amus *a Andy—Musie HaQ WG1H-Boston vs Yanks *!>*• •iits wKh RvYRRaotiR Apt. liiv. with swtesistie For those rsiny dsjrs. Sixes 4 to 16. (iRorfboorA ktadbsard and WHAT—Kite Watch TIN Y : NEW (••tboofrf, RrrRrt4 M iMlbsard, tsvsfsd la Good Kuala WTTC—McGee and Mollis j WDRC—Atomie^ews fin« (tbria Rns tsbrici. NOW WGXU—E. P. Morgan , - . Sleep# two ---- NOW Sleeps Two Leaharde I M :U - • A.TRANSISTOR. UwsRyiflW RUBBER SLICKERS - $4.50 In Comfort in Comfort UMsIly s m OonYtrta Dom WO' WHAY—NIU Watch $rf0 Dswa flLM D aw a Hot iRchidGd. ' WTIC—Parity of the Summit UMITID QUANTITV lIMITfO OUANTHT write—Dr. W. Libby tOty TfaoR feywRwH laty Tkns foyowala this tdi this WGTB—Boidiig Beuu la a Seconds WHAT—Nile Wateb BABY CARRIAGES WTSC—Keys to the CapttoL.. M V n M fORI liM o.wo offorod iV IIY CONVIRTtlll in our Aowrooms mt swdt WIAT—Romance Moods 7 5 - r Trench G(Mts — $10.50 to $15.00 WOTH-Boxing Bouli tIDUCID fllC U . CliisM from HUNDRIOS OF fASUlOUS DISIONt soon only mt ' o Completely lined body a Boonelng gear Sizes 6 to 20. - Castro. Kina •!*•, and apo'*'"*"* ■!** lovosaols, softihnols, molcliinf chairs, WRAY—Neva; NIta WalcB HEAllING^tD a Fully collapsible '# Medallion on body side Rayon Uned. \ v n e —Keys to the Capitol oHomans, lablos ■ . . IViRVTHINO It rtducod, noAinf it hold boA. Thousands . W^hC—Country Doctor. ^ ziNi7N'$.^i)toder(g2Jbi^M a Large wkeela o Deep bine or green ’ WSTH—Boxtog BouU of fabrics and colors', foam rubbor cushions, aulomoHc hoodhoordt and footboards Zip-in lining. Sizes 6 to 20. 1'^ “ aW T-ibft Watch - art inchrdsd. COME lARlY for tbo bosi solactisn. ’ a Safety Brake Reg.SMAS , WTIC—Newa WDRO—Nsvrs $19.50 to $22.50 WCTB-Msva SOME OF OUR OUTSTANDINO VALUU: Uilfc- Castro Convertlblo ■*5sr ■^nY-rNHs Watch World Famous arts Roundup v 18th CENTURY lAWSON and REGENCY MODERN and PERIOD right Owl Ottoman f o r V A l U A B t E S Now 9* -ports Report ' ConvartiMg SOFAS A M CanvertiUo SECTIONALS* treatest acbievciiieiit is Wish fvR-itiG 4ghM« Uj—--^_4jj,nipliony in Iha Night Oracefulty ^^Gfliened. ^ ^ B SLACKS ZeniiVtiiVs famous''famous “ Cruiado to M . SflMrtfy ityl#^ H Converts from this O -I^llgbl gsraoade Lower the Cost of Hcaringir smartly eemaeet (er ^ V,V\\ V.* For all boys. Sixes 4 toJR. „_.IC—Dance Orchestra CGRifortGbiG. rich B Open doors and windows, more frequent ah- ^5TH-Danee Band You owe itto youiwlf to- anuigal raaia M f ^ [u hkrka In lafttf colort. NOW | m l mmnttmtitH. NOW # ^#Mtb to this . in 3 Seconds •ence from hdme, vnentions — these mean ‘te:*rTlSl!nfc^V’^ ‘ ^eeiC ...Tuf «C to »'*•»« «>•- 3* JO D m COMBINATION STROLLER WDRC^Danea Orchestra Uiunlly 1199 eacb laty Tlaia fayiaaati HfeMer perils for valuables ipnd impoHanI a Collapsible $ 3 . 9 5 up 10-OAY MONCV-IACK OUARAN1H TelcTiafon ProenuBR ALL FOAM RUBBEB KINCl SIZE papers kepi nt home. Fire or thieves eosdd a Reverting' hamlle On Ptft Two ConvertiUg lOVBSEATS Um I* ..If, iw A*^m ^m Canvertibl# SOFAS ___ _ strike while you’re pwny. 'Vour vnludble# a Safety brake AOiKlir. MniKfa 100% Foam # § ■ MIR 25 to 31 waist. Cushions, Arms and ■ Castro Convertlblo ''OomatW* should have year-round Safe Depooit Box a Large wheels SiHrtIr wnraC im ' H I . ' Back. Converts to a ' H G I N i l l A L hi>«riMt l.brki, H H comfortable king H In 5 prolerlion. here in our vault. a Medallion on laminated enameled hard fm itd and iMdwii itrlM. 1 1 W sixe ^ NOW ■ # # Seconds from aide TV SERVICE two. Extra-wide ______A box al Ihis^bank eoels only a few dOUnn $ 6 . 9 5 up^ $li:tg Dam This to This R EG .$34.9S Days M A K - A OaO Uwally MW______l« y liaiw FlgriiaU Inneraprlng mat- 7 tflghta wZiww noaraitB treaa. Usually 336D vaymm __ a year. Renl yours now. TEL. Ml M U i lASV TIMMYMINT PLAN WO«D FAMOUS CAiraO coNViinui ~ World FamoM Coriro Cerivartibte COfKTAIl TABLE. * A ^ C A OTTOAAANKi.l«e.A m H o w 9* laSqcadtaHMUa S J H 3 I I Autmalk H«adb««rd E J B SPORT SHIRTS hiivrisnOMagltMi M R ^ MUMnariag m Ntmi. MU Tabt. iMri»g ■ ■ ■ $.aarrt. emr lad.dtd. •'I N O W # ■ OpaiM I. a Mmlwtabl. Mkafthbad. 3IOW ------Sizes 41 to 20. Solid colors, plaids. - 3*41 Dam 34JD Dom Vof*. 3IM laty Dow reymaeU UmmIV 3WJD low ThBs fa y laU FIRST NATIONAL BANK _ * ' , • ■> ' . . ' m Cuttra Canvertibl# '"DORMinB* CONVERTIBLE• KING SIZE SOFA M«w*sn , /' Mahtt GVicy Btudio CGtfdi 'aA KINO SIZI dwWG bed. , GWMt. F#«twrms ^^B' K l l Haavanty ilaaeinf an ^ ^ B ' dF MANCHESTER $1.95 $2.95 btraIwfGAulm9k ^ B B m 1 pitta tnnaciyrlnf ▼ B ^^P ^^^^P THE worth of shoe iM W rttobB— !. Heedbeerd. OfGno 9# a ^ mattftw. Ragal itjrlinv , B K - ALUMINUM TO^ Summer Hours aaadanabtaMdwbGd M- Mliff M i. fplii|i baia.*' ~ B m ' ' '' 'W ' FAMOUS iltaylm fwa. NOW ^r i B Uriwb(md«M NOWB# # Monday thru Friday 99.7S Dawa "yiaa 317.*# Dam CASTRO BABY BATHS* Uottaliy $199 faty TIhig FayaioalG Umir MID la>v Tim Paym. UGHT wnoiHT (or only LOUNGER \ by Timble and Baby Bathinette Decorotor-Dtloiled, luxuriov* look for thaw fsotum ihot diilinsuiih C oi^ CoOro's fxcfusiys Ntw 195S AUTOMATIC HtAOtOAIO wSb “ Mmtm Canvtflibla SOFAS ^ l O f f INCH 190% FOAM RUBBR TUK’ R -VJr tackiitf AOien", provsnlt (Oiling of upheHUry ... kaeps evshlens oeerlla' 'BfROiLER JACKETS .IM, onup iiKl.rfm v.tiM.1 and NOW 1 # 0 in aloes. ' , ' * Bamptaaiw dGoifni In fraditiaMl ^ 1% mattress $ 7 1 1 Codrs't Excluffvo Nsw 1955 "UnderCiuAVen Sprieg Adis**'elwsenlie Bviy frifc flit * Sizes 4 to 20. end madefHityllnf. Mend hided waling' comfort —'prsvanls ftoring of fobrk under tinhlsns.^ ~ arm. antraJanf fletae, hytMiva—.--- — II PUIS MATCHING # X fabrki Includa fhetelaHtBa m m B W CoiTro'f New IM5 FraciiionM tthanitm — awdeby^mlrehiCeieA Bcwl^hifbd hU m t, wetalKe, .. .-i.. j__ V BOX SPRING M k in # W own plonM The "Hooting eclien" mokas your Coshe ConvsrtAio to oosy UMfily 3«r* 1 Iwie tiM to ogon ovon a child con do it, os laan on tolavuion. REDUCED ______M in L id * i to* Tb** PayaaU 3»JD Daws CuUSm Atods to Your Order in your choics of away ridi fabrics and colar*, Cadra-bM fnnaripring M o ttn u iciahlifically dsiignsd f t r konm ilaoping comfsrt . . . hai ihapa-holding pisbuih bordar. CodroMt Sto For A Rack To School IjMITip QUANTITIIS - Dntmu of (tylM « f MG SAVINdSI variibla Innsnpring Maltrais ovoilablt, if datirsd. Special P«nY miss Hi m larriflc vbIu m •vpilaMa aiily during this CASTIO 24lh Cadrs, Wsrfd’t torgad Excfuiira Maiiulmaunr of CsnvartiUt Furadwto McKINNEY LUMBER IS ANNIVIRSARY Sola. Pricas slMhod u p to 70% tm liva yM buys you wHing dirtet-to-yoo. Tbal'c why you gat to awtb votuo at todi Iwatlwg navur druumod of| Famaus dacarator slyM CASTRO CanvarHMat. Urn- tsstombar; tbo aaly gtocs you con buy a Castro ConvortibIt b.atCiubal A m trkm 'i Fartowd Ooripimr and S p tia liM in Convsrdbis FoniMma, / . itod cprofitHlas — Rrgf saaia, Rrsf Mritod. COMI lA R lYt' *an-S tddl* Oxford. OPEN ALL DAY "Bathifietle* 7gw.g«fgN'I» CGawmatoBM MTW MG MGU SIZE!f 4 TO 9 Black and white or youmtl 90 ehoil ■ Large Selection d f Boys* Cootvo'i Ttrnm m—p G ^GiiriBIF Ttdor MGOg brown and white. $2.97 lorgost Saloctio^of FO ^ RUBBER in lb# WeridI \' vow FfMFOtt MoAOy Hr • COAWRIliWo. Pliuining to add a pair of French doors • COMPLETE W ITH STEP PEDAL ><■ SWEATERS Bo turo to tsio our Matching Chairs between living room find hall; change your •WHEELS mantel;-build a corner cabinet? No matter Wkol woodoriul foalwMl ) .' H o w ^ome? Because w e orddred these best sellers lERMKiipMPabto whether you need a pint of paint or a load DRAIN HOSE ^ Tudu'^wuoy M idw leg* in I last winter, when (aaory production was slack; of lumber you’ll fin'd us eager to serve i and 14 to 20.* u . • COLLAPSIBLE bus. auto, Iraini Conioa Mm $ 4 .5 0 i&ott'gorn# you M ve over a dollar you'here at McKinne^a, 'Serre you with f briofcotol Merw ia .|mal-. . '"I piur! UhusuiUty fine loathe «AOTM0Bto0%» money-saving id ^ and th^ beat iii building - aat"chnigrl Safer S-wheifl'''' Au cAmo irocM AHcoiaiwotag -> gfM fviminos CeffMIff wta.0 RuppUca of ailjtinds .V l lumber, miilwork,■ bmbeil *'AutoaieMe***nishl M ' expert workmanship, wallop­ MIW YOm DJtWt ffW ggRR# MObeiVN MMMIIAO. t. NMUMlMMe MlllOiO eAOTMdihsanO 9 ^ U. o^MoAooo A«o» •fSHaWwoh Aw 49 Ik Non Akgirug Ills CKottmn V.. «9 tlffe H. 993 eoBiGA fG»t IgW hardware; paihla, mason suiqiliesand tools. REG. $10.9$ ing good biiys. these Mnr YOM' w k, a. iM* LOTS^NEXT TO SHOWROOMS on Route 44-A. \ 4 i7 l—Frmgod Moc StyU^ M lfelidl 9-4S2S W -VrM«VJE i. WE G I V E G S E E K > 9 iM||lpisrAVMirifm ji'' (XuUmnnmultoMWMUBHnriiMiNiliimm^ rX fv -P •-'1 ,.=■ . H-.- ■; ' I ' ■■ ' ' ■" ' ■' ■

IIANCBBBTER e v en in g HlatA£D. HAHCBeteiCl, OOMN, W ED N ^A T, ADGUSTlt^SBB -■—-X- XANCHE3T&^ EVEMNG h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17,1955, V tlcally) Uisre art a coupls of thou­ ; But you ahow evsry sign X- '/ BUGS BUNNY sand other driver! who would like That I remember yours ns wsQ to uae this street after you gel A s you remember mine! ains through with it. - Carol Ml Gabler. Ahtwar to Pravloua Punla Sense and Nonsense t' ______iw . '• Sports Porotlt H E IJ A > , M ItB.------. Many a man.walks on air for y sled by I'd blush that I forget your name. (iays after receiving i^compllment. SB Sacramento, Calif., Aug. 17 y tha Commu­ SI Dregs i n can't. 11 Decimali 31 Hammer head 45 Garden too^.. bracelet, featuring the "lucky'’ SILVER POLISH that cleans PAiraS), SERVICED or ELEC­ nist Chihete after S3 montha in Host childrsn. seein «af;er . to 53 Whst a track IS Intsrstlcs S3 Open SO Needle case SCARAB. BIRTHSTONE* RINGS sllvsrwarA t^•l•r, easitr TR IF IE D if you caU M I S-412S. prison. In ' Schmidt'a-abaence hla fs r vove that the shortest distance You can't aee much in a man did 30 Endures 35 Suit-maker 51 Zest make unforgctable glfta; for Au- beautifull.v. than any othar Sd-yaar-oid wife Una aaya she aetween-ta^to-points, is .thrcukh,..A 14 Ukely dSBaradisaa.^. 4aC0Ridors— JBiViBtii------. gust it’a thi^Perldot pr.Sardonytf. this is a prnfanidlHI ^ nciifhbor'a• yard.—Homer . ------Phillips. make') upTK?atlrkrelfeo. "YTTbSiS------24 Imitated 43 Fable writer 55 Superlative ally dsveloped for i with thraa tabloapoona prepared worker, in the belief that the fir Frank Miles in Satevepost. St Short'" '— In 35 Wan 45 Make Into law ending Add bite of ham and diced jewslers.. It'a gentle, quick acting A-type muatar44hd a table- man was daad. He had been trying: to secure the baseball (■anned pimiento to scrambled and actually retafda future* tarn- spoon of praparadr . . horseradish; Schmidt. ' through his 8 a ^ - •■nrive Carefully. Our Neat SS Omdlttonel eggs and serve on hot buttered ish. Oet a botUe from MAIMER'S aerve withivith ham hiiaf.Ipaf. attention of a waiter for ten min. y \ mtnto aUoiiiey. Aald he, intends utes.' biif at lis t got lip Tfom Tin l>ia(rM*v Be Yours.-" says a sign ftcedom r r 1 5 i r r 4 r r tou t. ' Deltcioue 'for Sunday A T T H E DKWTE IL ' to nsk the courts for cuatody of chair and going to the cashier s on a norist'a truck St Oklahoma 54 Dress brunch! W e’re Mavtag Seon his yound son, Danny Jr„ as well desk, demanded to see the mans- City. Okla. St football team r Party deasert; Flit individual SHERWIN • WILLIAMS OO., as m divorce. CSoaeup of Fall Style Story 715 Main Street, will be moving «*r- STCbsss piece pastry shells yrith prepared pud- Schmidt’s lawyers, Howard P. Cashier What for? Traffic Officer lAdy (motion­ Sg Greek district 17 Step into ,(X )R B T CASUALS. dlng-and-ple filling mix (vanilla soon to'M I.M ain St. To.facilitate Welcli said the airman's determi- Diner—-I’ve got a complaint. ing her to stop I how long do you St English aull 8H7 Main Street to see the glamor­ flavor). Top with any desired the tremehdoua task of moving fiSUbn to ask for tha boy' Was aec- ous 15S6 fashion picture unfold. they are offering you many worth­ Cashier t haughtily I This is s expert to he out? 41 Oriental coin fresh fruit: pour meltsd apple ondsd by Una's mother, Mrs. restaurant, not a hospital; . Driver What do yoif mean by 4S Feminine t i r'^Tall, dark And slim" is the fore- Jelly over the fru it'' to form a while SAVINGS ON WALL­ Walter Ferguson, PAPER Juat in time tor your Fall that question? i Indignantlyl. /) ii j east, "Ann Fogarty" DRESSBiS pretty giau. Boise, Idaho. ^ undergarment '[i^'lth long torso, the aide-draped redecorating plana ThOM are ail Traffic Officer - Well, isarcas- 44 Small island Mra. FargUson was quoted m Over-snxloiia Mother What did 50 sheath knd the overblouse are new. TMe la the W ay We Go to School quality wall|)apera now greatly re 44 Bathing auit r i> 1 saying aha wanted to show her The LONGER SUIT JACKET hu He’ll look handaome and neat iuced. In addition, aevaral books daughter that "Iter own flesh and parte r f f easy, fitted lines. A f u t dsacrlp- In back-to-aehool clothes freshly of TRIMMED AND PREPASTED MAJOR HOOPLE 48Ruiaian river blood” was In favor of seeing the OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE wUh i tion for COATS would be: a high unpacked « t MARI-MAD'S. 681 wallpapara art now ONE THIRD boy with bis father- Una'a mother, tS Blackbird w\ walsted look, narrow shoulders Main' 'St. Machine washable OFF. QuanUtlsa are limited, so w te now lives in northern Cali­ VOJ 0O6WTA SUE ^ T M E 54 Baking aoda P and a semi-fit. Soft-u-a-cloud TROUSERS priced 53.-M and up avoid disappointment by planning fornia's Tehama County, is stay­ sa Country hotel r THAT HORM l » HOaf5MOKE»/A TMIS PAPER — URANIUM I i » CASHMERE SWEATERS are come in twill or layon gabardine, to come in as soon as possibis. ing with Schmidt hare. , LOCO/PONTTCO HUNOKO THOUdAM* C«AO.09y.$/ LUCViy I ’M A p a r t IT ^AYS: "TU6 DEAL- S7 Turkish painlessly acquired by Joining the rayon flannel and lightweight Una’s father, Ralph Howell.of T lifp R iP t ^AMCTHBk-rHM& ACRES OF WEEP3 MACTKOF JOOO.'-WMEt^ TU0R6 FLEE1M6 &DE5T. CURDLED. weights e Cuhniere Club. Don’t miss the line cordurova. Top-quality pullover or Next time you make roHs— Bnineau, Idaho, and his second Tn.ti.M30 PIMP TO BXAMSOE. ANP NH orn I cardigan SWIeaTBRS by "Pick­ from a hot-roll mix or from SMo^iiisr< COUNlMft CCOOklR LUtJSED AT MC. OMe A.HOOPLE, ft 8T5T of CAMPUS BASICS:-the Jump­ wife, on the other hand,'' have WHERK MBtfrOST* Z USSP TO THNK ALL" I.T “(O S itO TWtM llOTO A CORMB^ saOusen (ab.) r ers, Shirts, Shorts and Raincoats. wick” are stacked In a colorful as- scratch—let them rise to double TtNaTHATWSSP-* A CPVUeoy PIP WA» WAS NEAR < |MELL,1MERE'S I Bortment ablase with Jacquard de- in bulk, theq brush with egg white CHARE RURTLERSAM* AS EASILY AS yoo'O AlWAVS 00 Nuisance RKMST^ HKlAHaWE'CM C0L1.AP5E WlAEt^ 3" % ■igna. Long wearing SHIRTS with and sprinkle with poppy seeds be­ U . APPICT9/J COURTSCHOeX. A CAWiP PlNSALL at Small, bird! / i «Peanut-buttsr sandwiches go­ RESCUED BV ing Ih the picnic buket? Mix the long or short sleevea are in the fore baking. TEACHERR/ . CMAte-e-*- . MACMINES DO70N ^ !iii Cy MOONEY,. r )» peanut butter with riiill * uucc, eye-catChliig atyles boya like. Com- Pe a b l s s s fORVOOBlE I Fans tun| to ofrtable, no i-binding UNDER­ r . 6 U crumbled cripsly-cooked bacon, Oak-peliag with Meealc Btoaty MOOSE SPECULaTORS.*, “ I tat around for yaart waiting for tha right man t? eomo . -tlwsporia — J! sweet relish, chopped raisins or W EAR ahouldn't be overlooked to­ You owe it to yoursetf to see.Uie TOWNE DETECTi'JE' r/ along— aiid,than I daeidad to gat marriad anyway!" grated carrots. , gether, with chill-chafintr JACK- FIRST IN MANCHESTER dis­ 8301 ETre in vivid, vibrant poplin. play of all wool carpeting in brand An -afiiusing eet of towels are CLEANERS -/ BY AL VERMEER SoiMM>l Wardrobe for Boys S't rrt. new FLAGSTONE PATTERN at easily and quickly made for the PRISCILLA’S POP That's Our Girl! Your one-stop-ahopplng HSIAD- Any cooked cqrn on the cob MANCHESTER CARPET CEN­ kitchen rack — Juat embroider the /■ QUART.ERS for BACR-TO- Young and pretty look-alikes leftover? Cut the kernels free end TER, one block north of Armory. day-names in eroas-stitch and I REAU-VJ WELL. VOU LICK ON SCH(X>L CLOTHES is Boys’ Dep’t without or with slseves. add to a well-seasoned cheese < Automobile pasaengers Instinc­ preaa off the gay rooster deaigtis HATE T O ' TA/AT’a NO I'LL E^-^' sauce. Serx’e over toast with with a stroke of ypur Iron in colors , SAVE TAKE THE [THE CANDY,' Of C. E. Ho u s e a s o n . From Pattern No. 8300 is in aissa 11, tively slackened speed to get a OOt! THIS IS caps .to shoes, from quality jack­ 12, 13, 14. 16. IS. Slse lS. 4% yacds ci;isp bacon for lunch. longer took, as this carpeting was of red, brown and black. —-— ... i < 3 0 0 0 CANDV! LAST Pattern No. 5424 contains hot- •IdOMfY ' PIECM. ets, sweaters, shirts, slack.x and of 35-inch. • hoisted up for window display.) gym trunks also sneakers, youTI Pattern No. 8301 is in sines 3, 4, Chaira, Chairs, Cfludrs Tufts of subdued, variegated colors iron transfer for day names; color TIME \ transfer fog 14 motifs. find quality, famous-name brands 5. 6, 7, 8 years. Sise 4, 2))i yards Take your pick of the epmfortr are Inlaid to form ajinlque, moaalc • FUEL___ Dairy QiMR No. 1 r in complete sise ranges embrac­ l4ts line of tiiandsome M2 MAIN ria rn AT St. JAMS *'wa ' suggest the purchase pf piping. .STRIP 'N S-nCK is avail­ Iowances,(up to 3180) wliich the Containing Piiolite S-5 (rubber SAMSONITE LUGGAGE for la­ mm smy Travelers Insurance Company able at the JOHNSON P A IN T CO. Appliance Dep't of J. W. H ALE base) malfes,MASONRY P A IN T dies and men is displayed at M AR­ stock, selling shout 15 times 1954 699 Main Street. ! ODRP, allows you' on your old re­ extremel.v durable and resistant. 4H-SIIM O O C earnings.'' COBURN A MIDDLE- frigerator 'against the purchase of The tough, protective film Isp’t af-. LOW,'3 867 Main St., in "Stream- •sio sof. . . M SU£ TimsmYiTMIIM t SA1IRMV BROOK, INC., 541 Main Street. a new GENERAL ELECTRIC fected by mildew, staining, peel­ llte" and “ ul^raiite’’ (for air '’Laaeliasd-kstps You Can't Go Wrong travel). Strong, roomy and in Tclephono M I 8*1105 or 3-1106. With sn "IN F A L U B L E " PER­ KEFRIGERATOR enables you *o ing. Stop in at the store for further . sat Kail seUnsN DRUG STORE have and to own a modern, spa­ details. open stock, 6uy on# piece now MANENT WAVE. 311.70. from for a campus-bound loved one, A genefous amount of butter or skillful fingers of expert beauti­ cious /!box’'. Choose the size most BY EDGAR MARTIN with the thought you can add a BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEf Final! margarine spread on bread slices, cians St SCHULTZ BEAUTY suitabji for your family needs but Youngsters with hearty appe­ matching piece at Ghrlatmaa time. BY ROY CRANK when you are making sandwiches, SALON, 983 Main Street, you’ll do take a' apeci 1 I. >k at the two- tites soineUme .'eiijoy a bowl of OA. I TWL TKUA WOM V LOYR THAMH BUZ SAWYER helps to keep fillings from soaking have a )iead start on September door model with 730 ound cepa- soup as a mid-afternooa snack. \Vl I TO ««. into the bread. clty FRBBZEIR A"? BOTTOM. It takes twice as much time slid NOO .bW . THIS MSTKM6E. MMM! mfiOMETO bea'uty. It ’s the new Ingredient in Now, at iaet, this wonderful re­ Chicken (Dnsaaids effort to look pretty end neat ifi \ VMdSTkO VOO TO EL TWL VO tSt W I VtM«R\7R> m Tt\^ O LM t 1 alert THI F.s.l, i,hls product that so surely locks EPSOM SALTS CWHPIV THVS tdORMWaO' TiursttpnRl* Treasured Dtoserware frigerator with EYE - LEVEL A il meat with no bone or waste )it>t weather. But it's worth it. In TO MMOM UOOtIt! •fflW . FfUOWS ACROSS the wave Into every hair fiber. Sddltioi), letting your hair and Delight in owning and using Your hair will glaam with a silky STYIRAGE for the fooda you use makes CHICKEN GIZZARDS WHOSE most. REVOLVING SHEILVES ;kih go'tn summer only means you TO VWRWV FRANCXINIA CHINA DINNER- softness that stays curly and from LYNN POULTRY FARMS. iirrr WARE, without ^ exceeding your give you more room and bring .505 Main St., a frugal,- nourishing i must put in hours repairing the pleasantly manageable for months. damages in ttie fall. budget. Just step into M ATHER’S Call MI. 3-8951. foods to you, right out in front. mealtime s.iiggeiUon, Serve them ' 1000's A T TH E CENTER to hear the Ifils G.E. REFRlGHatATOR HAS this weekend. J: happy news. So beaulifol "you’ll EVERYTHING; a lighted, colored ► The .Trat of a Perfect Gilt. . Canned date-nut , roll makef You’d like to receive it youraeR! want to pass it on as a cherished interior, adji'stable door ahelVcs, For an attractive bit of whim­ quick and delicious sandwiches for f6itd.i.^way bottle racks, rbll-out MATHER’S AT THE CENTER heirloom. Patterns range, fCoin a tea. Use cream cheese flavored sy, cut up an old window screen modern to (be traditional. Add to' frees4r baskets, automatic defrost­ suggests these perfect "aend-oKs’ Aylth grated orange rind for the into odd shapes and spray Uie (or your camptM-bound relatives. your set at any time from OPEN sindwich filling. ing, new u foot pedal release PLUS pieces with gilt, iliyer. or other G.E. D ^ EENDABILiry. 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' 7". "ia Big League Way 0$ Tigers Blank-Indians' THE Trabert, Seixas y ' D ozers Switch Gaiiles Defid Heat NBA*S Plea for Help Overcome 6-1 Dei 1 /I Challenged by Norris ^ 1 Tennis SpotHght THIS iiAMMY I And Chicago Nips A’s Herald Angle Oetoolt, Aug. 17 OH — The ____ MAKS6 •fM • i • f Nattonal Boxtag Aosu.’a plea To Post 9-6 Triiihil « r ~ \ MOT To Roosevelt Stadiiim tea Osagreaatoual help la eieoa- 'f*— , A.iy 17 UF>—A ^Th* AuHiM awept by Italy to Americaa Laasaa New York Aug 17 W ~ Is the.-lefUleld wall, and Hank Bauer also W I. P et. GBL busted in Boston? The; homered for the leaders- PAT BOLDUC lag op Mg-thae iboxiag haa VoBV T n b o rt and ■Wc»»i**». th# win n borth in the catnUenceChallenca N<-w York . Sin. bubble ouaieo in oosttm. “ ■'! Cleveland got Bobby AvUa’a Brooklyn, Aug. 17 (Fj—^Tbe I^-wof the seven 1956 games to Jersey liawa the chaOeage of New Btaadlaga (Flaal) l ^ f o a ctooRi aiflgfo A t m m p f noSTot th* TJ.8. BnvU O ip Round acainat the United Statea - at Chtcsao >... .am IJj i ohce-hot Rod Sox, stepping on the i f,g Hoeft In the flrat In- Uonsl Lrogue leading Brooklyn City since Roosevelt Stadium aaaU Aariatoat Sporta Editor York figkt pteesator Jim Nar- W L P ttt cholca play and .aa taltaM bjfo Cleveland .. .sw Dodgers, growing restless In light only 30JI00, soma 3,500 Isss than Man. Auto Parto .... 14 1 brought FlnnagaalMaBa. aad m m e mim ■ieniinr the apotUght Foreat HUla, N; Aug. 26-28. Boston ...... 57* 44 ! heels of the leaders barely, three and one by Larry Doby in (to to "let the feflesal iaveni- of aagglhg attendance and rSady Ehbete Field. But on. opening day S M atnm lt." Talcoa ...... 12 3 anofotr man (MefMfl on a mlaaaa, ndtfla Jttat pracUcUijr Young Ham Richardaon of Baton D etro it ...... 636 weeks aao now have tumbled to'the second, then went limp as the For aaveral days many taqulrles^teaiaa in iU Stats Tournament and 7#th National Doublet 'fien^ ICansaa City .407 to ' Junk Ehbete Field, will try in 1946, when Jackie Robinson have reached the sports desk con- most of the entries have been -7%at, the preeMeat of the Groa-itea 4 10 the game wraa KTashlnaton .387 1 j e * ’ th.ir i.at 11 irames ’ lefthander retired 21 men in order Rooeeusit SUdiiim In Jersey Oty, 2 12 long flybalL to championaMpa on Lonswooda Rouge, La., a member of the Davla Baltimore .336 six defeats in their last 11 g . giving up his only walk to started with Montreal againat Jer- the State Touriiament teama in the nearby vicinity which iwwetfal Intoraottoaol Boxing Osoa Bros. naaa aoarta. ‘... Cup team laat year who did not slipping 4 4 games behind in the ,vlth two gone In the' N. J. for slae next season, playing aey City, eome 55,000 tickets were now being staged at Charter Oak certainly is not a true State Tour Cloh said yeeterflay, would be dropped and two rani _ Trabert, ,*4*yearK»W poiarer Wt- Cleveland at Detroit, Lemon (13-7) American .League pennant race. ninth. ------seven of their rigulsrly echeduled sold for the geme. Park and aponaored by ths Na­ Four runs in the sixth inning home. That made It '9i4, Adio get a chance to play, and Gil Rhea ‘O fflP b a l l ACfiOSS vs Bunnina (3-3). nament. I t is isoro Iflie a (Uatrict 'okay” w ith Mm. tif ftoaa Onctnnatl, and bit 82- New"yo?k'ai’Bo»(on, nifht--'Turley TThrough July, Manager Pinky i. gm Tuttle and Frsink Houae games there. Making it plain he was ajmioua tional Roftball Congreas. Local svsht On tha other hand, foe ASA netted thejMaacheater Auto Parte Furte, and andad the a lg l^ aoar> lli!2hHa^ .SL1raad that T r a ^ tory over Ronnie Holmberg of Philadelphia ...... 6i) .500 New York Yankees 13-6 as the The AflA U much better or­ ASA which is ruled by iron fiste. of their own In the top half of the CinctnnaU ...... 67 .479 tie Chicago in the eighth, 'then games until five years ago. Since If there were more interested men The plea was seat oa Oeorgw second frame. In the last of the meeting the 'Qroo-lta Woh and ffitiTTiT were working out with Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mike Green C hicago ...... 68 Bombers won their seventh He also stressed after the Jer ganised at the present Ume and .476 made it 4-3 on Gus Zernial'e pinch then it haa been used for stock sey Journal broke the atory that, like Magnuson trying to Mil tha A. Bortoa of BUoaeopoHa, for- second, the Pbdhenien wrent to day nlilit, while Ttoeaday^ Ghoa piilfeealntiila Jack Kramer and of Miami, Fla. St. Ixiuls ...... 62 .452 straight to snatch a It^-gamelead single in the 11th. The White Sox appears to ‘ be growing etrOnger Rser NBA prestdent, reported Bros. wlU meat tha Auto Favto. PiU sbbrgh ...... 43 .m In the mad pennant scramble. The car racing. Major toxing bouts also while the Dodgers must have a with each naw season. Many ntw organisation, proiraas would work on Pat Bly to take part in an annual kaoeked off.” Meanwhile, Rex Hartwlg and 10-8,8-6,6-4. ~ Cincinnati 11. Chicago 2. The White Sox, who have played homer, to beat WaSt\jngton 7-2. Borough Prosi^nt John Ceab- a strong, well organised State walked and raced to third on Leo Ansuat.isuat', Ib ii...... 3• i 1 1 } . f f | 0 St. Louis 8. Milwaukee 2. five fewer games than the Yanks figures at Ebbets Field this sea­ njore,” O'Melley stated, "the League for the past ssveral years tournament. Day’s !ong douMe. Bolduc then Cobb, rf,...... 4 # I Neal Fraaer. aouthpaw atandouU Good Workout Philadelphia 13. Pittsburgh 8. In the National. New York son, (2) the inadequate seating Janrla, cl ...... 4 1 8 , Auatralla’a Davla Cup team, In the women’s doubles, Dorla New York 6. Brooklyn 3. but have lost only one less than dumped Brooklyn .6-3, St.. Louie Dodgers have bron trylnfl to get and all leagus members qualify for rammed a long triple to left Kelly, c 3 3. 1 6 New York, now have a four-per­ capacity of this out-moded park, iiiltable site in Brooklyn since 1948 the atate tou^ey. A strict ASA Dr. Charlie Robbins recently airing both ruhneni but hia triple FInmtan. 3 b ...... 4 1 9 0 laped throu^ their initial teat In Hart of Rye, N. T., an< Shlriey edged Milwaukee 3-2, Cincinnati (3) hia inability to find a suitable Davey Baaaing, 2, and Scimitar won a lO-mila axhibillon' race Conran, sb ...... 3' 1 0 0 the^M tonal con^petltion with an Fry of Akron, Ohio, top scaded on centage point edge on CHeveland. whipped (Chicago 11-2 and Philadel­ and particularly in the lest’ four are not even noaea apart in the ruling prohibits a player from per­ waa nulUfled after he had failed to A seven-run third Inning, their site for a new park and (41 the years have been in the plan draW' forming with more than one twm against a relay team comprising touch second hose. Four more hits Totals ...... 33 3 10 31 eaay 6 * ^ 1 , 6-0 victory over Sam the domestic list and seeking their phia trounced Pittsburgh 12-3. refusal of Brooklyn's city fathers matter of affection. The gray is Trust Victors TtiSM «» . SchooBitiaW imd Ed Bennet of flftlv straight NaUonal champion­ Moorte JEjtpects most productive frame of the sea­ Willie Mays got the Giante ing stage: during a season unless he is ib- 10 boys In the Lake C h^ee area in the fmuth tallied t'wo nms as to propose a resolution for a mupi- "The matter haa progrssaed tp a the ace of the W. A. Crcill Stable leasei) from .. tf)e first club with Holder of many Nati(mal AAU ab r h le ( • rM Pine Orchard, Conn., in a flrat ship, received-only a good work­ son, got the Job done for the home safe with his 37th homer, a cipally supported stadium. at the Atientic City Ftag)^ Course, RieMe Jarvis, Tom Kelly, Mooae MeKInnay, s s ...... 3 1 1 b out In advancing through the sec­ Yankees. Mickey Mantle clubbed a two-run blow, for a .1-9 lead in the point where a final engineering and which he-agrees to play »t the titles, Robbins finished 400 yards Over Elks 7-2 Finnegan and MeCurry ooUected Albeo. 36 ...... / 4 1 0 - ro u ^ match. \ To Wiii by KO It is felt In some quarters that legal study will be made. The re­ outset of the summer season. This in front. He led by nearly a half Bchribnar, o 4,...... 4 1 1 I ^ lew Hoad andv.Keii Roawall.: ond .round. Misses H art and FTy, two-run homer, his 30th, and win­ fifth before Boy Campanella final­ O'Malley's drastic action may bingles. The latter's hit was ruled Scanlon, It 3 1 1 0,0 the Ti^ghtman Cap doublM titliata, ning pitcher Don Larsen walloped ly solved Ruben Goipez for a three- sult will determine the future of is a good rule as It serves to pro- mile midway in the race but tha only a single when he failed to fully, lb ....-7...’ . 4 0 _ - u li the other Auaaie Dvdf Cup mem- Relief pitcher Tom Gorman of The big;,'oat pari-mutuel payoff cause some concern on the part of Broad Brodk Site tset the apohsor, manager and boys gained considerable ground in St^tadlBgs aueMsTlew. r f 4 e o s 6 | o bwa, were forced to d rfi^ t be- went to work in the deciding set to Defensive end Walter Jenkins a three-run homer as New York run shot, his 26th. in the sixth. , Brooklyn's officials. The next move the Dodgers." Pet touch aecoi^ baa* whUs racing to of the Detroit Lions is nicknamed the Kansas City Athletics is a at Hialeah was not for win but ^ w York. Aug. 17 (/P)—At the scoffed at Boston ace Frank Sul Despite the Dodgers' almost cer- prevents a player from appear­ the final three miles by shortening third That made it d'fl, Teleoe, and Sharp, cf 1 1. 1 0 0 0 0 cauae of .the windup of inter-aone sweep by Helen Rihbany of Boston Johnny Podres lost It. . . .923 Baron*. 2b 3 4) 0 | 1 0 0 real baseball man. He lives on place. Banl returned 484-1 for le he is talking with more than livan in the big inning. might be moving all games out'of t^n emergence aa pennant winners ing ''Svlth two or three other clubs their runs to- quarter miles. The First NaUonal Bank 12 Squibb, p ....V -t... 3 1 I 0 1 1 0 flnala againat Italy in and Karol Fagsroa of Miami, Fla., Kingflsh because “I talk too Muslal Hits No. 76 E b^ts Field away from Brooklyn. Of Tourney Game Baauprs M otors...... v g .615 set the stage for jUto Automen’s much." Baseball Ave.,, El Monte, Calif. finishing second on Feb. 4, 1932. U' X month still to go, Archie Moore Larsen won his fourth since The (Cardinals dumped the tUls year, the fans no longer are during the same year. It also event will be staged annually and winning rally. Larenaen. if ..A--. 1 0 0 0 0 delphia. \ 6-2, 4-6, 6-0. Prior to 1920. when Sunday base­ serves to prevent a top-notch consiate of flve turns around the Manchester ‘Trust . . . 8- .533 appears to be in giave danger of returning from Denver, but wasn't Braves to a, one-game edge over ball was outlawed tn Brooklyn, coming to Ebbete jneld as they .250 Big Ooaseboek Totals .... 31 4 around, at the end. Tom Iforgah once dliL In the last two years, the ■pie Hamlltoin ITpps tsingie -wi pitcher from hurling with a num- lake. Silk City’s Don Hemingway, Elks ...... 3 Auio Psils leaving hia fight in training camp; third place New York on Bill thr Dodgers plsyed exhibition Nassiff Arms- 3 12 ;200 Kellay started tha big noinsback Tateos .... mopped up for the righthander Sarnt'a run-scoring triple in the y \ Brooks' home attendance,, has Broad Brook tonight at 6:16 b4ir oif teams against a powerful, Cdim. AAU long' dUtance chair­ by working Squibb for a walk. He Here'a the latest attributed to the games In Jersey on Sundayir. well orgsuiized outfit; man, waa in charge of the officials after Jackie Jensen's 20th home eighth. Stan Muslal smacked HUt ' ■ A Dodger apokesman, who fallen 230,000. That is in sharp Broad Brook in a National Softball Manchaster Truit defeated the moved to ^second on a wild pitch miy: BAC, McKUmsy, challenger, wiio earlier explained run In the eighth inning belted 26th homer with one on in the contrast to their ability to draw on Tried Without Success which also included Ashford’s and miimimte ,later tied the score LOB, Auto Parts t. Tsleos_ asked to remain unidentified., said Ooogreaa.TournsLment game. Tom­ On the other hand, the NSC William Schaiefer . X . The 1956 Elks last night by a count cf 7-2 BoMiie «. Squibb-i: 86, in detail how'he expects t6 finish Larsen from the mound. Earlier, first as Harv Haddix won hiis 10th. he would not be surprisei, if O'Mal­ the road, 'where they've already at­ my Byrnes, will toe the slab for behind the one-hit pitching of Pat as FInnagan. knocked him home Squibb 3; HVP, Squibb 1.- off Rocky Marciano once he Larsen had given, up homers to (Cincinnati lifted fifth place from tracted well over a million this does not have .such rigid rules and Schaefer Film Catalogue will be ley sought permission from base­ the Windsor Locks nind while Her' its players are not tied do^vn. As ready for distriMtion the- first Mistretta In an Alumni Lei^( scores a knockdown; relief pitcher Dick Brodowski and the Chibs, swinging for 15 hits and ball Cbmmlssioncr Ford Frick to year. vey Pelu)n will oppose him. game a t Charter Oak Park. 'Ilii "Compared to some of tp^ guys Williams. rolling up its runs in the first three O'Malley, who until the wee a result, few atate teams are re­ part of October: Interested parties «n('ltch Brooklyn's home games in Leo Day, Paul <5orrcnl and Joe gistered with the NSC. Early this may wrrite to Public Relatlona-Film win movad the Trust to 'Within one fought, Marciano is practically SkowroD, Bauer Homer iphings on 11 hits and two errors. the World Series thia fall to Yan­ hours this morning was in a clossd- Non'ak, all Manchesterites. will game of second pUwE In the league a midget.' I have an inch and a Bill SkowTon. one of the right­ Del Ennis drove in flve nms and door conference with Cashnwre. season. Casey Magnuson, sUte Division, the F A M flehaefer Bankers Win First Start kee Stadium, with twice the aeat- be in etarting roles with the Props. representative for the NSC. tried Brewing Co., 430 Kent Ave., standings. h^f on him in height and a reach hander slUggers Manager Casey Jim Greengrass had four hits, in­ Ing capacity. 'Fhat is, assuming the blamed "complete inadequate” These two teams were scheduled advantage of at least 10 inches. Stengel jammed into the Yank cluding two doubles, a« the Phils without success to organize Brooklyn ll, N.y .. Leading the Trust's seven hit at­ stellar ahoirtetop' Danny Renn^smaah of tha night with on# on. Dodgers win the pennant, as ap parking facilities together with to meet earlier in the week but the state League. But at the moment tack was Dan Manic buck who I'm not worrying about Marciano lineup to aim at Boston's short belted the Pirate.s for 15 hits. pears almost certain. discomfort Inside the perk as rea­ game w m rained out. enjoyed the biggi:eat night of‘ his' and two more tallies in thb sixth taking me out in one punch. He's Tomorrow night, Newington and there is not a sufficient number ' Two standout local baseball lashed out three solid singles tn career lost night■ lit Iat D ^ Field in frame (aided the night’s oeoring. The attendance phase actually sons why the Dodger fan stays of NSC clubs to lure an ABA team pitchers, Eniie Noske and Vie Tag­ three tripe to the plate. Rog Ami' just little guy. like me.” doesn't figure much' in the switch home. Warehouse Point will Cieet in a West Hartford as ha pounded out SalmiOniU sad Renn aach col­ I tourney- game at Charter Oak into making the switch. Most gart have not seen service this raiilt has hit in every game but three home runs, drove In eight lected Uiroe hits to.leadrtlia win­ This is prepress? On Aug. 16 a Ways to Defeat Australia Park at 6:15, while the wirner of the ABA teams play lenKwy season in the Twi Baseball League. one for the Trtutmen. a runs, scored five times and drew ners, srith B ^ Dni^, Bob Mc­ year ago the Baltimore Orioles, the Hamilton-Broad Brook con­ schedules but would be unable tp ApparenUy boUi have' decided to Unearned Rims two bases on balla‘ aa he led the Clain and Feshlar rapping out two then menaged by golf-playing test will meet Trinity Ambulance do so If registered lylth the NSC. give up the sport . . . Big Tiny Although MIstretfo gave up one F irst NaUonal Bank'fo a 17-4 Win each. Hart of tha losers also Jimmie Dykes, had Just dropped n e w LONDON Friday night at Charter Oak. Lari, summer, tlie Northwestern Pockett caught his first game hit, the road waa not aa rosy as over Wtasted in ite opening game pounded out thriw hita. into eighth place and boasted Work for American Spies Casey Magnuson. state repreaen Vets from New Britain, then a reg- Monday night with the Gros-itie the score Indicates. Seven errors in the State UtUe League Alumni Ptrsl HaUMol (11) WATERFORD Carter's Irtered ASA meroUr, entered the Wolves in the Rec Softball twague kept him in trouble throughout the ab r h po a e tW record of 39 Victories and 77 tative for the NSC anno(uiced to­ Tournament. The Bankers ocored .. J 0 1 0 a 0 1 lossea Philsdelphia. Aug.'17 cP)r-Amer­ day that if all the gamea are NTCs State Tournament held in when the regular receiver did not game as' the Elks stranded nine in evary inning and pounded out ,333(1060 On the same date 12 months ican spies have been working full S P E E D B O W i WORK CLOTHES played on schedule, tourney finals Mencheater. The Vets were warned appear. Tiny did a fine job for men. Both runs scored by the 14 hits during the rout ■er.," If 1 0 6 1' 6 a a someone who had never before Elks were unearned ss errors fig­ ids. lb ...... 4 6" 3 10 0 0 0 later, now directed by double time on the Austrian Davis'Cup will be held ^Tuesday night at beforehand that they would be Went the Route ss 3 6 1 3 3 0 8 manager Paul Richards, the same team, figuring -Ways and means of Big Late Model end For Painters, Charter Oak. If one of this week's penalized ir they/went through donned the mitt and mask . ured in them both. Wes Feebler Went the route for a, U. M .... 4 1 3 0 1 0 0 Orioles were in eighth place and whipping the Aussies in the chal- | Stock Car Races Tonight games is postponed because of with .heir plans to play in the riVal Inflelder A1 Klein is contemplat­ Nell Pierson come up with on the local Alumni Laague tiUiata --*• '"-OiOO their fecrod stood at 37-77. lenge round. ; t 3 Features—8 Races rain- however, the finals will be tourney. The New Britain club, ing a comeback in softball before outstanding jdsy in the second in­ and gave up six hits, good fer four \ I Late Models 1949 And Up Carpenters, Plumbers >aced by its talented pitcher. Hank the season ends. Klsln vne a stand­ ning ss Walt Bycholski, lashed a runs'while' striking out eight He I waiaMwlfcx r t 1 1 1 But, complained Aussie Captain : m<$ved up to later"; in the week. ‘ ■S'l If there ever was a chance of Harry Hopman today, he doesn't 1 35-Lap Late Model fUducha, swipt through the local out gloveman at second base in the grounder off Mlstretta'd glove. also chipped in with two hits to Lovett rf .—^.... 3 0 0 i l H holding an open tennis champion­ have a line on the Americans, and ' 30-Lap Non-Ford Don Mueller of the GianU is the tournament but aa a result was Twi League a t the West Side Oval Pierson raced behind second base aid his own cause. 'Wihsted used ^ 1 7 1 4 31 id 0 10 ship, which is doubtful. Jack the Ug teat Is leu than two weeks { Top ThriHa At A Top Tjwck Mn of Walter Mueller who played suspended one full seasc , by the . . . Tommy Mason and Billy Cobb and turned the would-be' bsSe hit four hurlers trying to quell foe Kramer tore it with his recent away at Forest Hills, Aug. 26-28. . 4 MUes From N. L. — $1.10 fllnlH ivn 0 the outfield for the Pirates from ASA. In a recent converoation with ai« two of . the best outfielders in into s doubleplsy. (xmtinual rallies M.foe Batak .but ..■...... - .'ob-». b , pa''*-e-tM Route 85 AARC SancUon Raducha. the Vets have regretted the Rec Softball League. ‘Both Next game will be ‘Thursday to no avaH. " ' , c t ...... I l l magasine blast at thfe amateurs "I haven't seen Tony Trabert : 1922 to 1926. Renn came up In the flrat taming — e • 6 5 for slipping money undeb, or Vic Seixas play in months," he i their decision as most of their possess good spe4d, strong, ac­ night when Besupre Motors meet ^ Pl______*** eaesep 4. } XI | U games with leading ASA teams curate throwing $rms and both' the Elks. .Game time is 6 o'clock. with two men aboard and waated tone, e, ...... 4 0 0 6 0 0 0 table to their leading stars and said- "All I know about tliem is > heis. rf ...... 1 1 Q Q Q 0 0 gate attrections. hearsay and yoU know how re- | Were postponed this season. C^n- are fine hitters . Bob DlBat- Msaeheiler Treat (7) ho Ume in smashing out a homo Doc McKee 'and Henry Rockwell setpiently, Naw Britain played one tiato, commissioner of -the Rec ab r h po a e rbi nm to give tin First NaUonal a ft, -p.’R) ...... 8 0 3 0 0 0 1 It was Kramer's dig at his one­ ((able\twuiK thatwui. canMui be.oc. Sure,oure, I'dl a likeuhc tolo i Pi*r.e weekend Anxious to get back into ths good ate and Alumni Leagues, is play­ Stocka, u ...... 3 1 0 3 0 3 0 and made a very tight match of it. TW/N SP l-A m -B A SS REFLEX-HiGH FIDELITV- PORTABLE graces of the ASA, the Vats de- ing softball Sunday mornings with AmlrsuU, c ...... 4 1 1 8 1 0 .3 7-0, and the Bank added a aolo Amateur Assn, to haul off on Naaneil to Team Manchuck, 3 b ...... 3 1 S 1 3 1 0 37 4 4 U 6 0 8 MdCee prevaUed .pver the 36*ole cidtd not to defend their 1964 NSC the Hartford Road GriU . . . Co- SUatreUa, p ...... 4^J. J O 3 1 1 m arker in foe third. The wtatnera . . LSI u2. w Monday and ten the professionals. Triibert and Seixas, along with match winning by 2 and 1. Henry Bwriison, If ...... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 enjoyed their biggest rally of Uie :. OOOJ2I f.:^ 4 In effect, that they, might aa well State championship honors. If all Captains of last seasons’ High _ HOUge, 'HS^t. 1—....Mil,HeClaia: , MMnw — UH Ham Richardaon Of Eiaton Rouge, got one stroke from "Doc” which goes according to Hoyle, New Bri­ football fouad, quarterback Joe Pq*. lb ...... 8 0 0 4 0 3 0 night in foe fourth by scoring flve (JWt dreaming. He was blunt La., and Gil Shea of Los Angeles, would fall on the sixth hole. The Roy. rf ...... * 0 1 0 0 0 1 runs featured by Renn’s two-run about it. U | . Cl PHONOGRAPH & tain will be able to resume ite ASA Cuin*y a'fid tackle Tommy B ur­ were named to the U.S. team by cards for the match follow: , ToUla 7 31 3 .7 6 homer and singlea by Chuck Sal- The amateur ^nnls racket is schedule in 1956. bank are often seen throwing th(i the Davis Cup . selection commit­ Par out ...... 445 834 434—36 Idea of Streagth bail around at Mt. Nebo these mondo, Feshler and Paul Wajaho- The lait major laaguar to Mt b(x>ming as neWb before, espe­ tee in New York laat night. But. McKof out; ...... 636 634 446—.38 Rothman, cf wicz. That made Uie score 18-0. four doubles in one game waa A1 cially in ICurope, where top atars Rockwrll out: ...... 445 636 534—38 n i T l R A D IO COMBINATION To get. some idea of the strength warm nights! Perhaps both plan on Byrd, rf ... just as they did a year ago lii win­ RockwrII w u 1-up sttrr (hr flrit nine; of the two softball groups, the NSC trying out for the Merchants this Machla, c'.. It was Renn again in the fifth Zeirtlla of the Boston Red Sox on can command up t0( 1500 "per ning back the trophy, Trabert and Par In: ...... 443 444 443—34 Fisher, lb . as he bleated his third circuit June 8. 1950. week in an almost unbroken sutr^ McKee in: r—-.ir.- 443 466 446 36 88—73' ^ V 5 y U has not been able to get over six fqllT ■ Hearn, aa Seixas are expected to do all of the Rockwell in; ...... 663.446 643 38 38—76 t l " - Byciiohlit.- 3 cesBlon of resort tournaments. playing. McKee was 3-up after the first 18: Ualnusky, 3b ...... 3 Why let ths pr9S in on th i McKee out'; ...... a . 466 644 646—43 f t If the Northies win tonight, they Jacobs, if Rravy? , / Hopman'a touOhdown twins, Ken Rockwell out; ...... 664 636 446—41 Vprth Ends, BA’s O'Neil, p ... Rosewell and Lew Hoad, completed The match was all even after 27 holes; can tie for the crown by beaUng Horan, rf ... 0 0 a 5-0 sweM of Italy at the Ger­ McKee In: ...... 444 446—34 the Churchmen Friday. If the BA'a MorhardI, cf 0 0 If they niaintain anything mantown Cricket Club yesterday Rockwell In: ...... 463 465—44 their ySri ' The 18lh wasn't needed os McKee Meet in Twi Loop cop tontght’a contest, the Maple T o (a ls...... : .. 38 3 1 16 19 3 1 TUBILESS TIRE rrent pace, both Robin by winning the last two single^ won 3 and 1 with the. half on the 17th. Trust ...... ' ...... 030 006 X—7 WbtilMf driving 8 ihiny otw 'aaodtl m a Roberts of the Phils, and Don matches even though they already Streiilera can tie for the tiUe if Elks ...... 010 000 1—3 priced as low as New(xnnbe of" Jhe Dodgers wlil It will be dog-eat-dog tonight in __SB. Pierson Kwash 3. AmlrauK, riMrisbad "old faUabla‘’~-glaamiog otw Goodyear had qualified for . the challenge The next tourney will be the the NE’a upset the CYO Friday. Manchuck 3. Swenson 3, Poe. RoUiman, wind up the sehron with 25 or round by'nuining up a 3-0 lead the Twi -League contest at Mt. Any way one looks at It, the Hearn. Jacobs: DP, Mlslretla to Pier­ iu m 36-hole Scotch Ball Saturday and WUtt SldfVfilU art dk ( you caa put more . victories. Roberts at the on .the first two days. Sunday. Those who wish to play Nebo when-the British'Americana .Churc.hmenL. must ivln Friday’s son (o Poe: LOB. Trust 8. Elk* 9: BB. writing has 19, Newcohihe 18. contest to earn the title or elsb Mistretta 4, O’NeH 9;-BO. M(»tretta 9: oo your car. T l ^ a ^ tba "luxory look." Aod, thtre’a PuUed Right Out should register in the card room.- and North Ends, both sUll mathe­ O'Neil 4: HBP. by Mistretta (Jacob - DO otad 10 pot o f gatdof tbain aoy tongar. Trada The ^at is more rare than we Rosawall defeated Orlando Birola The draw and auctioii will taka setUe for a tie with one of the O'Neil); y p . O'Nell 4. MIsiretU 3: U. INMANCHBfTIR $ n would have guessed. The lasrthpe 6-4, 4-6. 6-1, 6-4 while Hoad sailed plaba Friday: matically in the running for the other two clubs. Kerr. Ramsdell: Scorer, L. Diana; right away vi^hilc oor top ^owaocaa for your praaaot 1 0 two Nstional Leaguers hit ^ e Several new faces will jdin the Time, 1 ;40. it netrangeli 9-7, 6-2, 6-3—and league title, meet to decide which SALES — SERVICE — ^C A M Z lN O tim m ka ewoiog G o ^ a a r Whita SidtwalU aatyt game mark was in 1939, when both wasn't a United States oper- club, will etui have a chance of Northies tonight and will be with aa and Paul Derringer smd Bucky W alt­ the club for tfie "remainder of the Coma io NOW'jl^aa otir, the stands. Capt Bill Tal­ catching the league-leading CYO tire ers did it in pitching Cinciimati Two Hf^avyweights season. Two of the newcomers are BUY ON OUR BUDE^ET TERMS coffljdan^riacdon. bert (ihd Tony Trabert were on after tonight’s contest. Game Ume • its a.TOxIS to a pennant. W alters viras 27-11, hand the first day, hut .they pulled pltchert. Steve Cooper and At Sport Schedule Derringer 25-7. Last time before a t Mt. Nsbo- ia slated for 6 o’clock Cole, two of the league's, top Saper-Cutblen rlg^t oiut for thq National Doubles Meet in TV Scrap that was 1928, when lA try Benton in-BtookUhe. the new starting Um* lor foe rest stickers, carry the Mg bate for the of tfie. c y s ts ' Slid Burli^gh Grimes' U would be fo(fllih of'.nie to of the season. N o i^ Ends...... ^ ” m MatOQt In yovT gfisMif im s a t Pittsburgh each notched 25 ex­ . Chicago. Au)\ 17 IFI'-A' couple The stahdinn at foe preienl The BriUsh A'mericahs will sritd —• Tonight - Richol$ Ihnchatlif Tira Bo; actly. try to'make a predlctlM ^ to. the North Ends V6. BA's, 8:15— outcome a t the challenge rqund,'' of hard-hitting'fieavyweights, Nino time And foe CYO with a 7-3 won- either Mylea McDonough or Steve 'Valdes of Cuba and Bob Satter­ lost mark a full game in front of BelUnghiri to- the mound. Both Nebo. Rraod S t,^ T 4 MI-9-4224 said Hopman. "i will that' I Roy Motors vi. PonUcelU's, 8— AS umi AS*I.2S A WitK MfSSU UP YOIKCAR I s n 't. It-a b o u t time.:, suggesta was pleiki^ with the pefforniancrii field of-Ohioagoi meet tonight at - the second-place BA’a .wfaQ .are 6-. ara amoisg foe top hurlers in the Bob-Williams of the Kansas City Chicago^ Stadium in a lOround na- ’ 4 on the season. ^ ly a game one- circuit. Jim Herdic, Dick Pltk&). WestSide.^ ^4 R«lM rSN^1099 Mato Sf>-^fL M l^ ^ ' r a t Hoad' and Rosewall. ' Center Church vs. Lutherans, Star, that we gently awaken our "They certainly aren’t In top tltei^te televised bout (ABC — 9 half ^hind the CTO is the North MO Mohardt and Joe Hublard pace See bur complete Bne of Goodyear Florida friend who aimounced in' p.m .^^'T l. Ends!" the Maple Streetera at the plate. 6:30—Robertson. ' the apring that he was going to form yet, but that’s why we're heading for Forest Hills to prac- Valdea^^lfth-ranklng heavy­ put his bank roll on the Giants weight, had la^tring qf ii succes­ and *.;go to aleep on it.” tida. Hoad will require more work than Roeewall, but then he usu­ sive victorias snaroed recently by WHIfi SlKW AU IIR iS ... light r heavyweight" Champion any denials which may ally does. 'I'm definitely going with Hart- Archie-Moore who has sedate next, made, put it down that Army's month to meet Rocky Mafeiano. Everybody Is Going Again and Again To The nMum OR ss football team will be seen in a wig and Hoad in the doubles. I bowl game next New Year's Day won't even have Hoad and Rose- : Valdes will be risking hls'hteh if it (Mfeata Navy in 'th eir annual wall practice doubles 'while H art- ranking against aa unpredlctaSe^' clash at Philadelphia. wig and Neal Fraaer are playing, fighter who seldom goes the limit The Ck>tton Bowl at Dallas in the National Doubler.” ^ In. a fight Satterfield has seorM would be an extremely good guess. Italian Captain Vannie Oane- knockouts in 30 ' of hia 38 vic­ pele, who ^ predicted the Auaalea tories and If' he doesn't kayo*his* — ^ . . , — . ^ _ — Local ^ tic s cannot see the Bos­ would win easily, saw hia forecast opponent he usually winds up on ton Red Sox as'authentic pennant come true. tha deck himself. ' ..- The Greatest Vacation Bargain Spot in America, throats, mainly because of a glar­ If the Ameticans ware out Valdes also is a knockout artist ing lack of'speed. They could feel there against Italy, the Austral­ with 23 ksyos in 3) vRtorias, (Ufferently. or coune, byt the time ians 'would have beaten them.” said The ponderous Cuban, who is Y O U W L l SEE THE LAROBST COLLECTION OP TAMED ViriLD ANIMALS IN THE WORLD OanepalA “they wero that good.” amaslngly fast dsspita his 110 ALSO THE LARGEST HERDS OP — . LLAMAS — AND RANOAROOt* the pMaept aectee at-. T e ta n y •!«# ••■Nrttf WmS Sal olHiWS MS* soS Park is ended. pounds, has been hafikering for a N«. 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Manchaater’a Court, as well as I f / v : cards %nd gift line In stock for J ew elry 48 braaxaway and atteuiad Cauley, Boston’s health eommla- 04b«rCgunscUcut municipal couru, BBAUTIFULLT fumlahsd apacious Nicaly landacapod tot. MtVte■ I Marl paney Beptoaiber 3at^•F^onl own sionei',- said they baltavs tha; city’s Moat all cars. Parta and iabor demonstrators. Bell toys the itaiy TH E WILUAM 8N1GG ^fafflUj W RBADY to txi;uy, aeit, exchange win bo glvbn wider Jurisdiction Loot and'Foand LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, re­ room with complete tigkt house­ needs a amall house or legaa. Idaal for smaU lUy or er. MI. 6-5094. peak has been reached. 649.95. No money down $4.60 way through party plan. keeping facilities available. Win real astato,^ m oii orqfa^ w a^ed. Got. 1 to eivU mstters, according pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ment. Three email chUdran, ratirad coupla. Onlj Gaa- HSatlnga, The breakdown of polio cai WOUND — A place where you can monthly. All work guaranteed. t e ' Be the first In' your area to show rent single or double. Children ac­ $11,900 — 88’ X 88' Ranch, itafrly Oonault Howard to information from the Secretary k A s this fabulous lina. Earnings up to Reaaonablt prices. Opsn daily. 77, Andovar. Tal. PI. 24666. ton Raalty Oonnaf r, 166 School Agency. ML 9-1107. for New England and last yaaria SUte's office. ■ocura a complete Una of knittlnK Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce cepted (limited). Central. Reason, new, exceltent condition, oil hot at y a n a and; aceaaaortaa, atampad MOTOR SALE $100 weekly. CaU for peraonai in­ St, MI. 64881 * figures; Massachusetts, l,873-13Sr; * Mim t*' , able. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. w An t ED—Unfurnlahed4 apsiapartment water heat.' fireplace tile bath,' Formerly the court here could Street. Ml. 9-4387. HAVE TOU, A home for aale? Call Connecticut, 178-114; New Hamp­ hzuidle civil suits amounting only Koods, embroidery^ cottona_and FordJ, Chevroleta, etc...... $124.95 terview today. — MI 3-765T. nt 4 or 6 roome by teadier with nearly I acrea good land, large thraada. Tour Tam MANCHiHrBR —Nica four room trees, suburban;v Carlton W. oUr office for free appraisal and shire, 75-17; Vermont, 31-6; Rhode up to-$1,000. This has been railed * 6l A i LARGE ROOM, next to bath, for ohe chUd. ExceUent raferencaa, brick homo fifiia garago and ahad- Obop, M Oottaoa S t Phono ML Pontiaca, OldamobUei, etc. $174.96 TOY DEMONSTRATOR, men or Hutchins. MI. 64113, MI. 6-4694. proinpt courteous service. Jervis Island, 74-14; Maine 48-20. to $2,500. VTAULti fJlLLMOrr, couple or gentleman. Kitchen Write' Box U. Herald. ad lot; la lo prico $10,600. BaauU- Realty'Company, 654 Center St. ' " * 66■aN66»sf dM women, part time. Samples fum Ghrden— Farm— Dhlry privileges. MI. 9-3508. Also, Jurisdiction of ths court In No Money Down /•Utk IHOIMA AW-, ished. No delivering or c(dlecUng. ftii Capa, not in dsvelopment. A TWO 6 and 6 duplex' Call kO: , 3-4112, evening MI, P rod u cts 50 WANTED—Six room iinfurntahad ths past on small claims (delin- L08T.r4iuNDAT, Aufuat f . Man a $7.90 Monthly liUiil MtWtMl Phone BU, 9-0008 any time before good buy at 613,600. Tha Ellsworth large lot. One aide vacant. Excel 3-7847, MI. »#885. M CLEAN, COMFORTABLE, three rent, by four adulte, one baby. Hospital Notes qusnt bills, ste.,) was limited to er b M a braadi a kEi BMIn watch at Bolton Lake New Motor Guarantee 8 p.m. to arrange interview. TOMATOES—Pick your own 80r a window room. For refined lady"or Mitten Agoney. Realtors. MI. lent condition. -Copper plumbing, $100. w. tiasr eeiefiav aad w Phone MI. #-0667. 84610 or Mr. Higgina, MI. 8-6606. MMaa. Reward. Call PI. 3-3n3. basket. Michael Kurys, French gentleman. Very central. 71 separate furnaces. Convenient lo­ Unter naw bill signed by lie. Near kelire iafk b COLE MOTORS WEAVERS Chestnut St. MI. 9-8784 before 3 cation. Must be seen to ap­ ADMITTED ’y ESTERDAY: Govsntor Abraham R ibic^ Thurs­ SweSfy sseiMnsd wfik ssSb. UWI UJOT -P A S S BOOK No. 61473. Rd.. Bolton. FOUR ROOM apartment for 6 37 STEEP HOLLOW LANE ^136 Center Ctraet MI 9-0980 Business Sarrices Offered 13 Bonds— Stocks Help Wanted— Female 35 Male or Female p-m. adulte, medium priced. Phone MI. preciate. Shown by appointment. Fine Faron ^ 2 Jamea Aldrich,- Vernon ‘nraller day, thia haa bssn increased to tea'll, » y ». whhwl sSSMi Notice la hereby given that Paaa CaU R. Raale. MI. 9-1919 after 5 Mortgages Second and Third Shift 3-1107. Court; Rutledge Smith, 330 Adame $350. Case le, wfMe er phaas $sr ! Book No. 61476, laaued by The RED CEDAR clothes poles RUN A CLUB and choose 372 free DOUBLE OR single room for rent Distinetivc^sud practical. 7 SavlBga Bank of MancheaUr haa See Mr. Brooks Household Gotxls 51 Oh Two Charges St.; Mrs. Alexander McGtnIey, 31 According to the Sscrotary of li«srilura-70DAri Antb OrlTing School 7>A staUed, Also free esUmater FIRST AND Second mortgages \merchandise reward from brand in quiet home. Kitchen privileges. URGENTLY NEE6b d reasonable room 6iiifte with 2 car at-, State’s ottlcs, this bill. Public Act been loot and appUcaUon haa bean hew 124-page color catalog. Noth Parking. MI. 9-0887. Lots For Sate 73 Oak St.; Mra Neills Sienda, '410 fencaa. MI. 9-9757. bought for our own account. Fast, POST NARROW MODERN DINETTE, Lane cedar five room house er apartment. No. 46, Will automatically take ef­ made to aaid bank for payment of ink for you to buy or sell. For Two an-alLchildren and ont on the tached garafS. N. Main St.; M ra 'Vlbla Arm- MORTLOCX'S DRIVINO School. confldenUal service. Manchester FABRICS CORP-^— chest, odd living room pieces, AMSTON LAKE lota, $195 and up. An acci^nt Aug. 0 brought con­ fect Oct. 1 as then is no othsr date the amount of depoalt. Lost eoufidenee quickly reatored MELODT RADIO—T.V., phono'a. free', catalog and information, NICE CXEAN room for one or two way. filerke. M l. 3-7618. atrong, 132 Spriica S t ; Mrs. Jose­ Investment Corp., 344 Main street. Andover. Conn. draw drapes, miscellaneous. MI. at Center. Parking. Ml. 9-7013, 26 Terms $60 down, $10 monthly, or viction of a Manchester man bn specified. by a akiUad, couztaoua instructor. Night calls. Guaranteed aervica. ML 5-8416. write'. American Homes Club 4 SlMping Rooms phine Bankoweki, 32 Academy S t; This le tha normal effective date m 9-33S0. Plan, D^pt. F-6,. Bangor, Maine. 9-5094. Hazel St. FIVE • SIX roome wanted by coU' $35 down $30 monthly. Located charges of speeding, and driving John Blanchi, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Ucsnae bichidod., Insured, dual Rt. $5, between Amstbn and Col­ for all bUla passed during s sasaien PeiEonala S pie with two children. Rent reS' 2 Complete Baths Kenneth E PhllUpa 156 jSireh S t; PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE cootroUed standard and hydrama- Situations Wanted— PLEASANT FRONT room for-rent chester. Without a license last night in of Ihs Legislsturs unless oUitniriss 18 OAK BT. - e BO 9-EMl - YOUNG LADY for counter work. FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— sonable. Willing to poet bond on Mrs. Helen FItxsimmons: Vernon; tie cars. ML 9-7666. Business Opportunities 32 Good used furniture and antiques. for couple or gentleman. Near 1 la v a tory Bolton Trial Justice Court and stated. COLLEGE AND Ifigh School girla HousehoM Services Good pay. working condi Male 39 children. CH. 6-6219. Rockville youth was found guilty Roger Talbot. ,476Vk E. Middle tions. Apply ih person. Lynn Poul Has a large stock on hand and Cheney's. 54 High St. make your atyliah akirta, alaclu. AUTO DRIVINO matruetkin. AU Offered 13-A CARVEL STORES Available to 2 Fireplaces Subuyban For Sate 75 of giving police false Information. Tpke.; Jamea Robinaon, 167 High­ lasBons on Insured dual control try Farms, 505^aln St. very low price. Ml 9-6580. 420 ■------r------MIDDLE-AGE couple want to rant qualified persons in' ConnecUcut WANTED^Jobs cutting trees with WOMAN, living alone, has com­ 5 or 6 room unfurnished house Recreation Room In Basement Philip Faron, .21, o f 368 Adams land St.; JamM McGann, 31 Deep- cars, standard or automaUe. WEAVING of bums, moth holes area. These highly succeeeful Lake St., Manchester. BOLTON—Custom designed three wood Dr.; Mra Ellen Anderson, and tom clothing, hosiery runs, YOUNG WOMAN \vever 17. power saw. Ml. 9-9712. fortable room with kitchen privi­ within 30 mUes of Hartford. While St., was fined 127 on the speeding Capable axparltnced instructors. drive-in ice cream store franchisee leges. Ml 9-2851. Open Porch bedroom ranch, Youngstown charge and $15 on the no license East Hartford; Charles Smith, 31 Cordner Auto School. ML 6-6010, handbags repaired tipper re­ time, alternate night.s and SAVE AT LA FLAMMES Just not necessary would not object to kitchen, outstanding bathroom, are now avaUable. Carvel atoree days. Drug store. A{>ply in count by Trial Justice John Swan­ Gorman PI. HAVE UNWANTED hair on face' JA. T-6660. placement, umbrellas repaired, received from Kelvinator ware­ ------^ farmhouse near hunting and fish' ' Lot 100 X 216 colored fixtures, car port, antesite removed permanently and aafel: are delivered to you complete In­ son only. 459 Hartfordd Rd. Dogs—Birds— Pels 41 ing. Personal and financial refer son. Faron was the driver of a ADMITTED TODAY: Miaa Ce­ men’s shirt coUars reversed and cluding our own exclusive pat­ house in Hartford a shipment of drive large shaded lot. Price re­ by eleetroloeia. Mary C. Wari'z WOMEN MOST careful drivers. ences readily available. Write Box Vacant vehicle which failed to round the cilia Mulroy, South CbVentry; Ed­ raplaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend­ ented equipment and special for­ MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau electric ranges, washing ma-, Boarders Wsnted '»9-A duced. Warren E. Howland. Real­ R. N. MI. 9-3667. Never too old to learn. Female In­ ing Shop..— AGGRESSIVE SALESWOMAN chinea, clothea dryers, freezers, JS. Herald. curve at' Lake St. and Lake St. ward Dimlow, South Wlndaor; mula products. Training, Super­ titm baby parakeets, guaranteed tor. Ml. $-8600. David Yacbho, (TampbeU Ave.,‘ structor. Standard automatic. Permanent poaltion for experi­ 'singing canaries, hamsters, tropt- sinks, and cabinets. Some slight- extension in Bolton Jiial over the GOD IS OUR strength. Go to FLAT FINISH HoUand window vision, advertising and merchan­ Cali Manchester line on the evening of Vernon; Mra. Roae Halloran, 107 Dual Inaifrad car. M and M Drlv. dising methods. No experience enced woman. Full or part tifne csl fish, pet foods and supplies. ly damaged, others used on T.V. ! ROOM AND board. Gentleman. LAKE FRONT — tiarg* 6-Room church each Sunday. Pray avary ahadaa, made to measure. All programs, others on home show Phone MI. 3-7675. Houses For Sate 72 Ranch, 35’ living room, fireplace, Aug. 4'. Prospect St., Rockville. d ^ . South Methodist Church. Ing Schodt ML 64641. necessary. Choice approved lo­ Pleasant work._ Car necessary. 995 M ^ SL ML 9-4273. Open 9 McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. metal veneUan bllnda at a new exhibits, '~ Sonne disconttmied garage. ExceUent condition. 100’ BIRTHS YES*rERDAY: A eon Ser^cea 6 and 10 a.m, aach Sun- cations available. From $9,000 Good earnings, salary or commis­ , a.m. to 6 p.m. dslly. Thursdays 9 SDC-ROOM Cape Cod Houae, Good Justice Swanson fined Richard Driving Academy, low price. Keys made while you models and in original crates. secluded lot; large trees, shrubs, Rustic, ; of Rockville: $10 after to Mr. and Mrs.' Harold Benaon, day. to $18,000 down payment requir­ sions. 'a.m. to 9 p.m. 8. ’8nd H, Green location on bus line. Near shop MI 8-6060 or MI 9-3931“ 18 ir's'oldest, most rscom' wait. Marlow’s. So hurry to LaFlsmme's for real 15 mtnutes out. Only $14,750. the youth, admitted he falsely told Eaat H a r tfo r d ; a daughter mandad, your safety, our busl- ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central Phone MI 3-4222 Stamps. Apartments— Flats ping center and school hue. Lot Ave., Hartsdale, N, Y. or phone savings. LsFlamme Appliance 60’ X 200’. Full cellar and storm CAMBRIDGE ST. —.C ool, ahady. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 0-5132, State Patrolman Clifford Bom­ noas. licen se guaranteed. -Stand­ For Appointment Company, Watkins .Building, 15 lenem ents 63 AatomoMIes. tor Ssle White Plains 6-3200. collect. PORTERFIELD'S PETS SUPPLY, windowe. Houie insulated. Five convenient, 5^ rooms, oon floor. MI 9-4694. bard that the car had been taken ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclatta Buildiiy—Contracting 14 68 SprU.ee, Manchester. MI. 9-9520. Oak St. Large porch, electric stove, re­ rice SALESLADIE18, experienced pre UNFURNISHED four room apart­ minutes from Wilbur Crou High­ from him wUbout his permission. 2 P your pononal instmetor. Dial PL THREE BEbROOM 48’ ranch GOOD WILL uaad cars from your ferred. 40 hour week. Full time Hours 9 to 12—1 to 8:30; Tuesday way. Excellent neighborhood. frigerator. Bendlx, MI. 9-5448. Faron had borrowed the car from 3^7349 any timo; STONE, IBRICX work and concrete UNIVERSAL DE LUXE electric ment with bath. Heat and hot (1953-1954). Plastered walls, full PonUao daalar. Good prlcaa and Help Wanted—Female 35 ■only. Apply In person. Tots ’n and Thursday nights, 7 to 9, dis­ Plenty of atofage and cloaet Rustic to go for a ride, according work.. Call ML 6-5451 days. MI. range, in excellent Condition. MI. water fumithed. Rockville TR. TRULY A FAMILY HOME— cellar, cedar lined closets. Over terms as low as 63 per week. Mo- LARSON'S DRIVING Sehool Teens, 956 Main St., Manchester. counts to dealers and breeders. 5-3128. space. Ideal for retiring couple. to testimony. 8-5042. Valentino BeUuccl. WANTED—Two women. One press 3-7223. Seven-room Colonial, four bed­ sized garage. Approximately three I t Chire PoBtiae, Inc., 671 Main St Mraeheater's only trained and Price $13,000. F.H.A. or G l loans operator. One shirt sorter and rooms, lavatory, full bath. Two- acre plot mth plenty of trees. A charge of evading responsi­ M l. 6-4546. certified inatructor. For your, aafe PALMER AND CARNEY, mason ONE ROOM furnished apartment available. 402 Oakland St.. Phone wrapper. Apply in person. New PUPPIES —Small dog breed. MI. 8ERVEL refrigerator 6'. Excellent car garage, glassed sun porch. Owner leaving state. Price $19,500. bility against Faron was nolled. iXKkr wnca ty we are trained to tekeb proper­ contractora. Free estimatei. No Help Wanted— Male 36 working condition. 835. Ml. 3-7392 with bath, kitchenette., utilities MI 9-2423. WILLT8 ^‘Jeapater” , 6296. Good Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. 3-6869. Lovely psrk-llke lot approximate­ Walton W. Grant. Realtor, 304 Faron, apparently ' panic-stricken ly. Ml. 94076. job too big or too small. MI. between 10 a.m. to 12 noon. supplied. Suitable for Working cou­ when tbe car knocked down a poaoks cocidlUon. 583 East Center. MI. ple. Write Box V, Herald. MANCTHESTER—Eight room home ly 100’ X 250’. _ Fairly priced. Andrews Building, 63 East Cen­ 8-4768 or RockvUle TR. 5-4744. GIRL—Part time for laundry and EXPERIENCED BODY and fender utility pole and plowed into a tree wUI fiv a w sridi« 9-5884. man. Apply in person. Turnpike MAPLE STUDIO couch, maple I - in nice location. Large work shop, Shown by appotntment only. ter St. MI. 3-1163. _ FIVE KITTENS looking for some­ ■■ , II I . I ...... I— ■■ ■ . . . dry cleaning. Call office. Must ap­ AND two room furnished Elva Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469. at the side of the road, slipped off ctean bill •$ kasrfib Motorejrclo^-llieyclw 11 NEW OONSTRUenON, ramodel ply in person. New M(4eJ Laun­ Auto B ^ y Works,- 168 West Mid­ one who wants them. Ml. 3-6889. platform rocker, round maple ONE two-car garage, many trees. 43 ACRE FARM aetste on a hiU JI ing and repairing axpcrtly done. dle Tpke. lamp table. MI. 0-0503. apartments. Private bath, utilities Nearly an acre of land. FuU price into the woods, accorHing ' to' po­ 1950 OLD8MOBILE '*98$600. CeU dry and Dry-Cleanihg, 73 Summit top, excellent tlew. 1941 center BICTCLE RBPAZRlNa aU types. ' Estimates gladly givaa Robert M. supplied. Parking free. Buslneas 312,900. Mancheeter—Eight room MANCHESTER lice. MI. 9-7670. St. - entrance colonial home, four bed- English a specialty. Now open Alexah.der. Ml. 9-7716. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Ma l e b e a g l e p u p s . m i . 64511. block. On bus line. Also single brick colonial, grood location. IH For 513.500 MAHOGANY low-boy cedar chest. ! bedrooms available. See Mr. roomi, IM bathe. Barn and other 1658 CHEVRfHJCT eUUon wagpn a.m. to 6:80 pjfn. Manchester WIDOW WANTS elderly woman, baths, two-car garage. Beit of GENERAL OonstrucUon, altera Wanted b.v electrical con­ Reasonable. Phone MI. 3-4822. Keith. Keith's Variety, Dei>ot out buildings including a two-atory , four door, six passenger, with Qrelo Shop, 108 West Middls Turn live In. care of 3 children in Glas conetruction. FuU price $25,000. cinder block building SO x 130. pika. Ml. 6.9C96. tlons remodeling, plastic tile, tractor. Must be exjierienced square. The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Four room expandable Cape Cod Public Records radlG, heater, , five nearly naw tonbury. Reverse calls after 4 p Livestock—Vehicles 42 USED. NEW Near U.S. Route 6. Walton W. counter worlr garage, etc. No Job m. ME. 3-1741. / in commercial building, con­ Realtor!. MI. 3-6930 er Mr. Hlg on bu8 line. Ftraplace, large kitch­ tlraa. Vary low mUeage. ExcaUent WISH TO TRADE chain-drive CANCBLLA'nONS en, nice lot, convenient to shop­ Grant, Realtor, 304 Andrews H’srrentle Deeds conditlan throughout. Sea Bob too small. Eugene GIrardin, 16 struction and design, to pre­ WE BUY OOWS, calvea and beef gins. MI. 3-8809. cycle for boy'e 24” - bicycle wlIS; Trotter. Ml. 9-5809. You Name It—"We Got It” Building, 43 East Center St. MI. Jaipvis Acres, Inc., to Malcolm ' OUvar today. Center Motor Sales, cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. ping center. Kflif ii yov b y y i k Wow i t 4^' traiiling wheeli. MI. 9-3647. pare working drawings and Lowest Price Guaranteed Business t/oentions 3-1153. Williams and Theresa Williams, 461 Main S t Tel. Ml. 3-7408. SECRETARIAL field engineering reports. Easiest Terms Ever Made F or R e n t 64 property at 33 Arcellla Dr. Manchester for 613,900 — 5 'A WAPPING Section (S-o. Windsor). m ora o f ir iiy IdASON — Fleldstone a apeetalty. MONEY BACK Jozeps Strautina and Klkodems 1963 CHEVROLET Sedan, Pjiwer- Salary commensurate with THREE ROOM office space, Will t EMERSON STREET room bungalow style home in nice Attractive five room 1953 ranch, Wanted AuU>»^— Bmeat Tbtb. M l. 94207. POSITION Poultry and Supplies 43 g u a r a n t e e Dicuns to Norris W. (Joldsmith and -gUde, radio, heater.Two-tona fin­ ability. renovate to suit tenant. 2nd floor condition, oil heat, aU city utilities. approximately 28 x 40. Living ish. Clean throughout. Douglas Motorcycica 12 3 ROOMS FURNITURE room IS X 31 with pine panel Leah W. Goldsmith, property at CABINET MAKING —We also do op?n in attractive insurance of FISCHBACK and Manchester Savings A Loan Bldg. Convenient to everything. ,! i Motora, 333 Main St. . all types of carpentry work, re­ SEX LINK pullets, resdy to lay. Used, Ouaranteed, Good Shape Apply Manchester Savings A flanking fireplace. Cabinet kitch­ corner of Joseph and Strickland m'lm W A N T E IV ^san Us«d Cars. We fice. Typing, shorthand, some MOORE. Inc. MI. 9-4125. You get a General Electric Re­ Well landscaped 6 room Cape en with dish washer. Ceramic Sts. are always ready to buy your used modeling, alteratlone, etc. Good Loan, 1007 Main St. BEFORE TOU BUT a uaad car workmanship - and reasonable bookkeeping required. Office P.O. Box 244 frigerator. rSngei bedi-oom, living 1 Cod. Large cabinet kitchen. TUed Bolton Lake for $10,500—Five tile bath, plastered walls, full cel­ Qattelalna Deed HOISIPAIIfi Sea Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck car or truck. FOR CASH. Try room waterfront year-round home. ratee. Estimatei gladly given. Bloomfield, Conn. Articles For Bale 45 room, kitch^- set,. rugs, lamps, | SPACflOUS Professional Office. bath, plastered wsUe, hardwood lar, basement recreation room, Frank Mariner to Wellace R. VlawCM*ter«iSiding 16 think you can sell? If the answer sold or rented. Repairs on all Brand New. With Written heat, basement laundry including trees. Popul|Sr location, two miles ton, and Marienp ..Elaine DNOtes, Main; St., Manchester. Main Street in quiet, land ing. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main to iwmialunity shopping center. 88 Homeatead St. tlrea. Looks and runs Ukt later to' the above Is yes we want to makes, Marlow’s. Guarantee automatic Westlngliouse waaher. ^ 1 ^ GAL. FOR THE BEST In Bonded built scaped neighborhood. Salary You get a Westinghouse Re­ St. ALICE CLAMPET About five 'miles to Manchester Richard Wayne '^.Spiller, 287 deWey-richiiar model. For the beat in used cars up roofe, shingle roofi. gutteri, talk to you. We are an old. reliable BOLTON—Bidding atone, veneer, frigerator or a De Luxe range or Recreation room.* Excellent loca­ and East Hartford. . Walton W. Highland St., and Violet Mae AI- see Bob Oliver. Center Motor Buainera Scrvleca Offend 13 conductor! and roof repairs call depending on ability. Write, firm and the leader in our field. STORAGE SPACE for rent, suit­ Realtor ...... 767 m x i A s t . 95-95 In 4 Gal. Lota Sales, 461 Main St. ' givipg full details. Due to promotions we have are fireplace, WUl stone, flagatane. Bmeraon television. LoVely bed­ tion. , Phpne MI 9-4548 Grant, Realtor, 304 Andrews lely, 10 Emerson St., Sept 10, S t GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUable Coughlin. MI. 9T707. If no anewer Also elate flagging. Bolton Notch able for lumber, hardware, and BuUdlng, 43 East Center St. Ml. Mary’s Church. i - caU ML 6-4431. opening for a sales representative. room, pretty living room, heat re­ furniture. MI. 94482. 1966 PLYMOUTH Savoy. Fully tune. Antenna converalnna. Good atarting''salary with salary, Quarry.' 30, 9-0817. Ptompt de sistant dinette, ruga, lamps, tables, 330 SPRING St.—Custom buUt 3-1153. E . A . Johneon Pidnt Co. equipped. Privately owned. Phone PbUco factory aupervlsed aervica (TLARKE livery. linoleum, kitchen, cabinet, dishes three bedroom home. Two-car ga­ RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and commission and bonus after train, CaU Owner For Appointment 150 ACRE country estate, high «f9 MAIN ST; MANCHISTn ML 34579...... TeL ML 9-1466. ^ built lip roofs, gutter-and con­ ing period. Company ''car furn­ and other Item* to oompleta your rage,. amesite drive. Bath and INSURANCE AGENCY WOOLEN lUEMNAlTTB and m g lavatory, fireplace, sun perch, lot sisvtuofl, kkOeiiem view. Eight ductor work, roof, chimney re­ ished and all expenses on it paid. home. Every 'piece is brand new, 1953 CHEVROLET de luxe sedan. RAND AND power tewn mowers atrips for braiding and hooking, Notice MI 3-8910 100 X 300. For appointment to in­ room homti 3*/^ bath, laundry pairs. Ray Hagenow. MI 9-3214. This is an excellent opportunity 100% guaranteed. Extra clean, gleaming Jet Mack. sharpened and rtpalrad. Work 175 Ea.«(*tyCenter Street jen^s Rug Shop, 85 Taleott Ava., \ spect call MI. 9-4389. A. R. Wilkit room, modern.... kitchen.. Pic DUPONT PAINTS for EVERY PURPOSE Fully aqulpped, low mUeage. guannteod. Cali for and diUvar. Ray Jackson,' MI 3-8325. for the right man. For interview RockvUle. TR. 84706. FOR ONLY $448 turesque barn, woods, pond. Own apply at Singer Sewing Machine Pursuant to the vote of a Spe­ and Co. Pouglaa Motora, 333 Main,.' Meal Grinding Shop, 373 Adams 3 ROOMS FURNITURE er will consider selling leas acre­ FOR EXPERT ROOFING. Siding and carpentry. cial Town meeting duly warned S t CaU j a . 6 ^ or 64676. WOMAN FOR geneml office work. Ck>., 832 Main St. POWER MOWER Bought 4 Months Ago—Now In 612.500 FIVE ROOM colonial two- h i c k o r y HILL HOME—Route 4. age. Approximately 10 miles from TOU CA N T SEE thesa Tram tha Alterationa and additlone. Cell- Warehouse and held on the lSth> dgy of WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BALANCING Must have thorough bookkeeping PRESS AND assembly operators CLEARANCE car garage, 119’ lot, beautiful Andover, offers larger ranch Manchester. Walton W. Grant. street 1947 Hudaon;^ 1946 . Nash, b BspTIC t a n k s c l e a n e d . Bliss inga. Workmanship guaranteed. You get a Philco Refrigerator August 1955. n'atics is hereby RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING background. Knowledge of build­ wanted. Apply in person. En­ shade trees. Near bus. Carlton W. homts 'on two or three acre lots. Realtor, 306 Andrews Building, 43 1947 Chevrolet, others from Septic Tank Service, 67 Sunny A. 'A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn or range, blond bedroom gorgeous given to the legal.'tlectors o f the Formica, caramic tile, baseboard COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Street. ML 3-4860.. ing business helpful, A one girl o f gineered Metals Company, 10 HU- All stock at cost. No. money Hutchins. MI. f 4 1 » , MI. 6-4664. East Center St. MI. 3-1143. 635. Look bahlna office. Douglas ■Reach Drive, Skat Msrtford. fice. Five day week. Apply in living room. De Luxe dinette ict, Town of Andover of., a SPBCIAt r^ation, carport, ameeite drive. . A a ...... - . ------liard St. « down. iBalance 20 months. TOWN -MEIETING to b e held at R EA L. . . .. Motora, 888 Main, New telephone number, BUtler person 10.to.l2 or. 1 to 3.» Great nigs, lamps, .tables, radio, dishes, MANCHESTER,^ Crosby R d . - ^ n ciU e n t F H A .. flnancliig avaU: " - ■ ' s e e , _ the Town Hall In said Andover on ~ 9-4i5«. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Eastern Construction Company, WANTED—Full time experienced BUDGET CENTER silverware,* Unoleum, j » t s , and room ranch^^rse bedrobtha, fire­ able. See builder on premfe«a or 3960 CHEVROLET de luxe tudor, 501 Hartford Rd., Manchester. pans. All of this Is brand new> AUGUST 23. 1953. place. attached garage, aluminum call > a. 9-0978. radio, heater, good conditloB, COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart meat cutter. Manchester Public BASKETBALL ROOSTNQ—Specialising in repair­ Market, 805 Main. 91 Center Street . son^ in original cratea and car- Tha purpose of this meeting 1* . combinatian screens and atorme. throughout. Small down payment. R. Wolcott ity. Capable of composing work for. Fuller Brushmen, week­ WRINGER W ASH^. $30; Thayer ends. Must be married, have car< ing. Very fine buy at $15,500. Manchester Trust .. . 65 sedan, radio, heater.. Motor excel­ coplad, vacuum claanara. Irons, Storage 20 baby carriage, $25. Both in gobd LARGE HOME FOR * Cuthioii Had business letters and willing If you live in Tolland County — ran lasmaaiii Obmpaalsa PAPER ifimNai mma, etc., repaired. .Sheara, condition. MI. 9-8350. 434^U^*Stritertford lent condition. May be seen at to learn our hu-iiness. Typing write Herald, Box D. . PHELPS ROAD . .7 1 74 waw n a Knlvea„ mowera, atc;,'put into con­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERg '6 0 .. Free Parking Corner ’ g r o w i n g FAMILY Astna F i r e ...... Coughlin's Atlantic Station. Oak­ .145 175 * ArchSepport land S t ■, ~ dition for coming needs. Braltii- local and l<»g dlatanca'^ moving, is required, but speed is not MDCMASTER, electric percolator, .. . AUyn and Trumbull V N O iO NUS ■ ExcapUonally fine EngUah; Co­ Hartford Fire ...... packing, otorago. Ml. 64187, ATTENTION—We have attractive • Four rooma on first; floor, four . 97 104 waits, 53 Peari street essential.. Cpllege training or set of dishes, also miaceUaneouk lonial of 7 roonui including hasted 'National Fire 1949 OLDSMOBILE “88”, 1947 fitiuiford CH. 7-1436. otter for two more men who are items. Mrs. Walsh. 83 New Bolton bedrooms and bath bn Mcond floor. den or aunroom, 3 large badroomt, Phoenix ...... 83 88 * Swa G rip SdM anxious to make large earnings. . ItiOOR SANDINO,. refiniahad and equivalent business experience .Rd. ■<' HOTPOINT a u t o m a t ic washer. CHARGE New oil furnace, garage, garden Dodge club coupe, 1949 Pontiac MANCHESTER Package D elivei^ Training Jumished.. Salary and bath and. lavatory, flreplaca in Lite and ladoauttv tha Cos. waxed. We also clean and wax all is desired. Call^ after 5, MI. 34884. spaee; including asparakua bed and living room, attached garage, fine in good condition. Douglas Mo­ Light trucking and p ^ a g e tiaUv- commisaion. Sea Mr. fSumbre, Aetna Life...... 230 245 tors. 333 Main. types of floori, rubber, amhalt, PIANO. $8$r Girl’s bicycle, $16; 2ND ISMOiid) traea. Two porches, a well built big lot weU' landscaped. Owner Aetna Casualty .. ^ . .360 tUea. linoleum and Wood fioofs. ary, Rotrlgorators, waabors ahd 8:30 to 9:30 only. 10 Mountford boy’s bicycle, $12'; combinatike. MI. 6-1273. discuaa your real aatate prohlama. place, dining area. For appoint- Asao. Spring ...... 30 e Greea 9-6I94 after 6 p.m. evenings or gy Lane, 777 Main St. MORTGAGE CO'S. mpnt to inspect call Gaston Real­ e Saisforixed SOX 2Pr. m Available At AU Hmea The AnniilU construction Co MI, Wanted—To Bay 58 ^ HAETFOBO Gaston Raalty Compaq, 165 Bristol Braa ...... 17% . Cotlon ClMktenssle ■ tfritB U ia weekends. \ PAINTING, INTERIOR and exter­ 6-6244. ty Company,'165 School St, MI. .G r a y e R agj^ Ceostnetion PhilcO'Factory guperviaed Service A ^ S IN B S S of your- own. Houra Boats and Acceugoris* 46 PHONE CH 6-686S achotrf at. MI. 64651 or MI. 6-6661. Collins ...... '.....115 - ior. For reasonable' ratee and to suit your convenience. We wUl 6-3851, MI, t-$5H. Bm-Hart ...... 30% 33% eK hald e.ZIpiwr Fly t CaU WILL HILL8 good' workmcnihip, caU sRer -4 :S0 train you for this pleasant, lucra­ experienced finisher for furni­ 14’ RUf^ABOUT boat with 16 h.p. WANTED-GIri’a 14 "bicycle. MI. i n v e s t m e n t pnmrty, good con­ Fafnlr Bsaring ... 43% 46% 3943 PONTIAC 'S’, good Urea, good ture shop and home service work. . outboanl, trailer aU aceaaaortaa. h MANCHESTER nndiing cenAtion, $85. MI.--$-77l$. p.m „ MI. 9-2860. tive work. Write Box Y, Herald. 3-7641. ^ NO IONUS ^ dition, frame, MknviUc aiding, Lsndera-Frsry Ok. 24 24 : , 'MI 99f9S I ■ - Must have driver’s license. See CaU MI. 3-3675 after 5. new roof, ■ aiwrtmente, each priv­ 611.600 N. B. MacMns Cd. . 34% 37^/4 ^THLETIG PACKARD 1961 - four-door aedsn. SAUC8WOMAN — Experianred in Mr. Johnsonl^Keith Furniture Go. ate entrance, groae income 14%. MANCREVtBR - T. V. Service, EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Fraa N., Itestern Steel .. 6 .- • Boys* mtm. er, radio, ultramatic drive. radio and T.V. apedaUate aUice womkn’a Ready-to-Wear. Daily, Jm Price $17Ji00 $5,800 down, rent Six room Cape Cod. completed. NorUi ahd Judd ... 33^ 34 i - . ’ mUaage. Original ownar. Call aatimatea. MI. 9188f. - , part time. ExceUent salary, OaU w a n t e d —- Experienced carpen- mortgage at bank or inquire owp- OU heat baaement Excellent eon- ♦2'M SpPPORTEin 1884. Chatter mambar df Talaa. RusM l M fg...... i r 13 lit 6-7846 after 6 p.ra fa. 84118. . tete and' experienced cabinet er. Tcl. RockvUle, TR. S-37$8. ditien. Mtut bo aoM now. ML 94680 or ML #4607. makers. Phone MI. 9-5043. itanlay Works ... 59 42 Bonds—Stock*— WANTED—A school luhCh aujier- RENRT 8TREBT—Three bedroom Terry Steam .. I...'. .120 • FORD COUNTRY aedaa ate- ANTIQUES Refiniahad. Rmairlng E. and E. REALTY GO- Torrington ...... 33% 35% DIAMONO'S wagon, four door, eight pas* dona OB an; Mdrtgages 31 vlaor With full responaibUity for ranebes now nearing completion. MI 94297 ^10^3-1342 k l.: iter, ^ a a than isjcoo the Hot Lunch Progranr in the Among tbo many axcefiant toa- UB. Envelope com. ..8 8 96 166 Soatb Phone ML Read Herald Advae V.8. Envelope pfd. ... 70 75 new. M c a 61,766. Call WK’RB READY to help you con- three O oven t» achooU. Ror par- ...... JH. tUTM are tbe buUt-ln alactrie THREE BEDROOM custom buUt Rad C rm . MI. 34H1. aoUdate that list of debts into one ' iiculars call Superihtendfnt Wi ranges and oiraaa. If you burry Center entrance karriaoii oolcaiaL Vosder-Root .>.<...... 57 60 FURNITURE Repair Sarvlea: easy m onths payment aalculated ren, Robertson -School, Coventry, you zrill hays your ebolqs Of Oversisad garafifs, amerite drive, Tba above quotaodae ate hot to AND 3SM MKBpURT Menterrey hard Oon^tete repairing. r«aiiiahli«, iB'iw lon to jm fr needs. CaU Mai PI. 34154. daeoratihg. Priced at H5,700 wllb bath and lavateiry, hot water oil be conetrued as actual markets. te apena cotcotpt convattible. rsatertag on aU tynaa of tanitoro. Redman ^qr Frank Burite at CH. PAINTINfi m F ^ financing avai)abla; Hcnaal heat, lot 76 X 314. SeasiUy priced 34 DEPOT SQUARE’ TELMI4-S274 ARMY Mitf J. ma eater.Ui WhUe Ex- iveirs a Paterman, Inc., BuUdan. Pfinna at 633.000. 3 0 . f-4866. A. R. WUkle A laying hen has a productivs 997 MAIH SIRECr ______PAiBI JUNQIllft - ML Mfidl er ML S4606. . . . Jh}WiiA AND hand nuarara ahaiih Vfbo need exfra money. Ifigh com * w Air qpoted abSteao, aoM atel im mioni and bonus. Fim free M i-f-3 2 «4 ------M tifilaihg. For appointment call M L M f W R m c I H e r a ld ML 9IIM . —f-». "#^'4 • ' ■ A <■ - **' '? • 4 _ ■ ML. .. • i- ? v;-iV WEDNESDAY, AUjGUSt 17,19SI

AvtrRfs DRily Ntt Praaa Rrr • Per tke Week Ended Matthew MtilCahy of East Hart­ tic and . Mrs. Grant MacLaren of atreimora atta^ad to It. Deoora- August IS, Mgs Honored Monday ford on Sept. S, was honored with Waterford, at the home of another tiona'were green and pink. These T o M i m a s t e r a third shower, a pantry shower, auht, Mrs. William Phillipa in Bol­ colors tyere used to decorate a AMESITE DRIVEWAYS , ■Vm- Monday/evening. ton. • EXPERTLY IM STAUiD . 10,823 littoak MiDMtljr M* At PfOitry Shower About 40 relatives and friends Tht bride-to-be Unwrapped her ahower take which was covered with iriiniatwre i|mbteUaa. A hot M eeker ef ttm Audit Mnr York aty attended the shower which was glfta, which included en electric Base GnuHBg — Mschlae Spread — Psrsse Set BaBsi Rureuu af ClreulsMeu I to< htm atndytac ■ f*' lOsa Janetta Tedford of 497 given by two aunts of. the bride- m(xer and many email itema, w^le dog roast Was enjoyed at, dM OaaanuaRy T. FOR SCHOOL BSTABUSHKD H it CAIX NOW — ANYTIMB ___ . . Area of Sutpicion MAMCBESTER bn-«-7Ml — HARTFORD OBspal T-SBIT tlMlr first clfiMi fioaa .-J' Peronistas m m Maaiorui Maa- Ea'st of Puert<>Rico IS t a Mr. aad Mrs. CLOTHES YOU WILL •I \ ~r.^aas at IW AMaMa Miami, ria., Aug, la un— TdResume WU lUrUocfi, has baaa aawiart '■ • ' .'T' Weather obaarvara today Jespt .iS - WANT TO SEW an ay* on an araa of auapicion * 4W ■■ ■ I ■ , - about 1,000 cdlsa seat of San \ ■ f ' . Juan. Duarto Rico. . Cleric War ?^T V X Tha aaatariy wav* was ap- i i » Mr. a ^ M rs . * ------58" 5AULINGS proxlmatsly i.SOO aillaa east PuenM Airta, ArgestiiSfi, lMC. eaaShaaat af MWi ^ 6 L ~ Snd~ R A YON^AU^^^^ ..... ahowa no Indication of turning MyaUa No. M, WBX Into a tropical atona. voice of Presitlent Jusn D. __ auMiai picaic About on* out of 10 Buoh Peron’fi govarnihant pro- Miftt at Hartta P«fc. ^ oaaUriy wavoo davolop. Into- clfiimed today tha start of a M artteea - fifiC W lauiastwa G kh' —eeme In loday tor your tmart troploal storm*. wMoa*. H »aa who aiotorad to tba An Air Force plan* put of campaign for recruits and S iA e S ly hod a ehanca to watch tiHMnaa marguson, eo-publiaher refuieben Moor# Gym Suth. Thh wen- Bermuda will b* in tha vieinl^ renewed vigor in thc^anks of aif chUdran and teanacara sad aasaaging aditor of Tha Her­ derful, Ibxdy tide Mow# «uk b te e - today and could probo ttao area the Peroniataa—-the^ nation’s iWp«ifHitf thaauelvaB la tha watar ieriied end colorfoit to ghioyou emey but Waather Buraau toracast- ruling party. pods, or la tha awiaca ald. will ha toaataiMtar at the MU aald this ia unlikaly at tkia Woods Surrdunded, taatlannial dlBaar being given in long yeufft o f weof. A •!•**, toM efles Aa bsafod-up police foreea pa- Ih iro ia a taaala eoitrt, ball $ 1*98 y«<* tinM sinea it ia so far from trolled the otrecU of the capital CRNiadaaad twopicale axaaa. nra-. honor of Atty. Vincent Diana on "g o evefywbef#"^ »oit, t* hot ploele8 > land. in the wake of a three-day reign SaeaaaiatathsoldaraoeUon. aaar Plaids Ifni: school, for work, for sport, for street in au­ Maanwhi)*, Diana, tha arall Aug. 38 at the. Itdlaa American diorU, octioh both, jiffy •'“ P of disorders, th* newspaper Demo- lha aaaok-har. Iha^aiaaihars ra> thentic TaHan Scotch Plaids, Steward Dress,'Farquahar- behavad hurricana, braOsad orada said in a front-^ge state­ Copter Used in Hunt Ctub on Kldridga St. fihrguson and at doting, ond en edjutleble bek fa. -^•-ad nnUl alghtfOU, and ra< son, Black Watch, Royal Stbwart, MacPherson, Black northward today aa Just an­ ment the Peronlata party had kept a thoroughly Diana attended Trinity i College, OSMITR O trIfW WOllHift#, other somewhat wat and quiet for a month beciuiae of tha Hartford, together. Watch Jr. ' is. windy storm. ------^— X ' Iraao tiaPaina, Mta. liUian "pacification" campaign which fol­ Shelton, Aug. 18 (JP)— Stats Police sesKhsd a 4-mile-areR &OMoamy aad Mia. Irana yiaoak tha Diana dinner committee of lowed the June IS revolt. wan Ifi diaiia. the Italian Aaurlean S o c 1 e ty PilMew Heiimh I $4.0JD But now, it continued, because of thick woods in soaking rains today in ihe belief they had which la dwnaoiing tha affair re­ Ab* b^tdldtfiddtdtlss of rejection of the truce by Peron’a a slayer penned in. They sought tha man who shot-down • tha Oddan Aga Oub wUI hfiya a ports that then are atlll tickets \ Police Slayer poHUcal foes and fresh outburaU 26-year-old automobile mechanic who was on hiS way honia avallaUe. Anyone Interastad in at plodo tomorrow aftarnpon on tha of street fighting between police fo r lunch yesterday. nooada at tha honw of Mrs. M. Bi tMidlag should contact Vincent 58" B AU LI^ Girls’ Dept. and anti-^ron crowds, the party Botallo, ticket chairman. Escapes A fte r Killed by a bullet wound in the head and ahot tivica !b th e Eawta. 4M Bumhaai fit tha trip Second Floor Commission Withheld moat give "new tonic" to its fol­ wfll bs mada by boa, laavtaf $ 3 * d 8 y?f‘' WOOL and RAY6n lowers. ' ' ' y back was Robert Hart Jr., who lived in a tnuler with hia Oranga Kall at 3:15 sharp. I f It Manduster Auxiliary Police Norton Pierre Gaston Chicafo, Aug. 18 (F)—A aa-y«ar- ning of a renovating atage in the they saw a man with dark hair wffl taka ears of tha aats aad otbar Hoadiiuartora Thursday at 6 p.tn. old *K-«onvict, hunted for the kill­ ranks” of th* party. and wearing dark trouser* and a ParseUs Raps arpwaaa, aad a full turaout aC tha and Saturday at b a.m. and 1:30 ing of a detective Monday night, Buenos Airea was calm this white ahirt dart into the woods Bwaaham la hopsd for. p.m. shot and aeriouaiy wourded a morning under a heavy Uiunder- after leaping from Hart'a car. roOkle policeman In a gun fi|^t storm. But peace see’'ied remote. Not long after killing was re­ (Jovemor Over Oflkers and members of the $ 2 * 3 9 y^J TU.nKHAUeow last.night In a aioyl* theater. Seven Prleats Aecated ported, State PoUeSmen had the BritiMi American Club will meet MANOflistiii Conn- The slayer, faelfevcmmenting on the Pieroniata At Red Party iiz The. latest death from polio party* announcement ’Tueadsiy apeak. H* died Just a short while I tKa GoratBor away Aufuet IT. UBO. "a routine training flight." waa that of GJdward L. Brault, ■ ‘Ibere was no information on that it was rasumlng its '‘political afterward. 15 days to/aet on bUls after they Swam are the memories that Barer wtth a French accent... a Bristol mailman, who died at orupado.” Albriou aald th* oppoii- whether the two escaped death. McCook Hos^tal. His A-year- 18 - N e w York , A u g. 18 P eter Seeger, 86, Amerliutn folk Hart’s wsMet-and moMiyy^m* ara niAmittsd to Mm foitoirtiiE M s e e l lorad, a ^ could not. save, Their names were Hurt in Riot tt0t groups brought this OR them- still in.bla pocjkat, Atways so tras. unseUlsh aad m old on is recovering frdm.. aelvas by rejecting th* fiovera- singer, ^ a y bwaihe the TStJf^itness toTefuse to tell the M erla tMs world his equal youl Parks demanded-that the Reds polio at another hospital. Dr. Joseph PmittmrA^mtiaeu tx- ^ I t s t t g o i — Missioii Valley plaids! immediately return the two men. maht’s proffarad true#. *nia op- House un-Ameri(»n Activities Committee whether he had amlner. said thS hesd wound ap- teoffa toooM mittbar at Of the nine new victims, ^T^Couvicts in poattlofi Radical and Democratic i e ^ f i b W ^ r r * The transport pilot, Capt.'J. W. four '.were from Bridgepm-t. been a Communist party memben He said he would not parentbr oaused htt death. He said aUoet. upaat tha “ aqntl Ingtraham said h^Bhw tracers (Conservative) pertlea detnaaded the buUet peSaed through hla aatabUalMd hy tba CJoaMl- iadly pemestberedjjl^h^i^^^ big *i*ter hardest hit tMs year-of all answer any'qtiestlon pertaining tow ' " ...... little sinter . from small arm* fire. One small that Peron reatorS civil Ubertita. my associations, philosophy and ehesk and.sntsrsditered hia brain. tuUq__ for tha isglaiaUva, snaeu- •lee* 4 to Ax •ixee to 1< Connecticut cdimnuntt- New York Jail Albriau did not indicate what i slug bit the left wing just behind tles. niece have been 40 cases rel^on.’* Whra^Rtort’a wife, W (Nlve, haerA Uva and Judicial brsnehaa at tha the engine housing but thie plane reported tn that city this year, form the pacification policy now ’rae questions pertained to arti­ Capehart Sees of„ her husband’s______a death ah* col- soVunmitBta $ $ was ~ otherwise unharmed. In­ ' Comstock, N. T „ Aug. 18 UPi— would take. la1_ i^aMma ^ anda* was rushed to Bridge­ ” > ^ l i a proposad tha c h a a g ^ 3.98 4.98 and 2A so far in August. Guards and State Policb. using cles . that appeared in the Daily graham said . he was about 90 An appeal for more nurses Worker. One listed a Pete Seeger port Hospital, auffering from lattar Oouda F. W a & w miles northeast of Seoul, near the nlghUUcka and guns aa club*, bat­ (Oeettoued ea Page Tluree) shock. Sh* later was releasad. jR-GhMt*r).to W rtiatnnaa at tba to- New! waa sent out by Dr. H. P. tled prisoners for 33 minutea'rarly aa an entertainer scheduled to par­ GOP ‘Asset’ in demilitarised zone. It was ' as­ Dinan, acting Bridgeport ticipate in a May Day rally in Radle Oara BlecR Araa tertm Committaa oa Rnlaa oS tha sumed the shots came from the today and brok* up- an uprisinf at State Police said radio 196S aoNkm,. *nM a m a ^ ^ m health -officer. He said 20 Great Meadow Qmectional Insti­ Newark, N. J., in 1948, which al­ - DiHerentf Communist side of the demarca­ polio patients are under treat­ legedly. waa spemsored by the Es­ Truman TaU^ were placed at Intervals •ignsd to thia coaaaBdttiia tha to tt tion line. ment at Ekiglewood Hospital tute. Eighteen peraon* were In­ the search area. Trr ^ - of propoaliig changa in tha rulsa to Air Force officials ,said the SyHaris Name sex County Communist Party. forcing the hospital staff to jured. Seeger declined to say whether atationed Just Inside expand lag^atottva rafornu Initlat- SEE THIS UNUSUAL plane which Allied ground otoaerv- One shot was fired accidentally Washington, Aug. 18 (P)—Sen. They were waiting tor ad during tha Mwotal asasloa as a< work doidile ahifts. he took part in th* rally. Capehart (R-Ind) said to—PrasMant Cm Um ChaMB* He lurived a abort tim* before invoked tha^Flrat, Fifth and Ninth ocratic National Committee.” PqUe*'opened fir*. The ear craahad MADI fOR EACH OTHER...ESPECIAUY FOR YOU! that physical and mental torture signing any pacts." Amendments'to the Constitution in Anna* af Ganteamln today midnight and delivered his ultima­ "I'm not revealing my bwn'am into a road bank and the boy called en Oentral can force n man f“ the breaking Th*' intra-Arab squabble over refusing to answer. . I munition," he added, but indicated crawlad out. point. It proposes idealistic stand­ News Tidbits tum at 12:12 a.ml over the prison pnhBcs ta fievslep n loud-speaker ayatem/He counted he will talk largely about domestic H* was yuahad back to th* tom ards and indoctrination to keep (Centianefi *■ Pago NIae) (Coattaned ea Page Flfteea) lasue*. porary head^iartara whar* h* told that breaking point high. Culled froRi At* Wires the minutes al