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FACTB FOtJKTEBf MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1915* lExttmtvi Average Daily Net:Pre8a Riii:i For the Weric Ended The Weather ' 1*^ June 16, 1956 Mambera of . tha' 8MFD will view tha paradt without obatrue- Govsmdr Ribicoff ■ December Fereoaet of,U. 8. Weether Banea AboutTown maat^M Hoaa Co. No. 2 at the Shearern Note Golden .\iiiiiver»ary Teenage Mulorisl tion. edict. Center tonight a t 7:30 to f o to As in past parados, ths judges 'Mrs. Boone seemed disappointed 12,065 . Clear, aomewhat leaa' kuniM Holmes 'Funeral Home to pay stand will b* o n ' tha grounds of the auspena'lop term lasted .for f l Held After TIhase PREVENTOL Member ot the Audit m g tonight. Low near 65, Weslneaday tlia q>aakar at the Klwahis' theh- respects to Mrs. N. Russell n the firehouse at Main and Hilliard only SO days, the judge' said* Bureau of .etteiltatlon at 12:15 atiTr>-on. sister of Thomas McKin- ,Sta. , /I .. The Vitamins For Diets partly cloudy. High between 96-86. maatlar, Thuraday Two' private cars were comman­ He aaid ph'e' ej^lained it Svaa Uia Country Club, will be Owen ' ney, ■ first' alarm superintendent. When the parade .disbands at , the fashion for sll teenagers to MancheMter-^A City of Village Chihm 8. Traak of the University of deered by police Saturday night to I Robertson Park, refegshmenta will get thgir licenses as soon as they I NORTH END ------^ ^ ^ ^ ------Oonnacticut, College of Agricul­ The Auxiliarj’- o f Anderson- ■ Sid in pursuit of an East Hartford ! be served to all particib>lMP . INC. JMIAKA DOmNICM mco Secretary of State Dulles said Church. The full choir tang under be heard in Town Court Aug. 20, Defended bv Mom K trotlK Mrs. Katie Louchheim. director the direction of Mrs. Barbara ter, have been entertaining their, today after meeting with of __ Womens..... ______Activities_ for the out effort,to capture the Democratic presidential nomination son. Marine Sgt. Richard C. Bau- IM •» »IH CSIflM ■I m v n - 1 !?u :i on the first ballot. . Becker, and Miss Joyce C. Wether- ! Judge We.sley C. Gryk today President Eisenhower that he democratic Nationar"committee' ell, 343 Parker St., was soloist. aola, and his wife and daughter •4 F8ATT STRUT TEL MItclicll 9-4595 Cwfbbeon Seo "The former Illinois Governor found himself confronted by Michele. Sgt, Bausola recently re- Rotijte of Parade lauded the attitude of a Stafford is confident of a “ peaceful '*"** Reps. Edna f. Kelly of New enlisted for six years, having ^ Springs mothe*' who said she TEL ROCKVIILE 5-2177 .solution” of tlie Suez Canal a tightening freeze of “favorite son” and southern state dele­ hoped "they take away the II-1 HARTFORD The eaat roaat o f Florida from Daytona Beach soqth to Miami sourl. Grade Pfost of Idaho, gations apparently planning to scatter their votes amqnar served nine years with the Marines. Set bv Firemen was placed on watch lAug. 131 as Hurricane Betsy ripped oispu le. : . I Edith Green of Oregon, Martha They have now returned to San cense" of her teenage son. fined' , ^alf a dozen or more name.s while they waited to see which $4.1 for speeding. ' through the southern Bahamas with 110-mile-an-hour winds, con­ In a W hlte House statement, he : W-; Griffith o f Michigan, Coya Diego, Calif., where he is stationed tinuing her steady, rapid advance toward the U.S. mainland, t -• .vaid he was confident s formula ; Knutson of EMinnesota, Iris F. (ay the decision might go. at'thc San Diego Naval. Base. Also The line of march in }he Man­ Mrs. Ora Boone discussed the '■ I chester Fire Department spon­ would be.found at the London Suez ^ Blitch of-" Georgia and- Thrddeus ^teyenson, the party’s nominee in 1952, wa.s reported ------x u u w r m x TOOMPODMDEO^ visiting from St. Louis, Mo., were , case with the judge after court as sored parade Sept. 5 will be from adjourned. He quoted her as say­ conference '»-hich would "assure ' M. Machrowicz of Michigan.- planiiing to shoot the works on the .second ballot. ► < Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bausola Jr., "Charter Oak St. north on Main dependable international, opera- ‘ F.vening Session and their three sons, accompanied ing "I hope they take his license Tliwe was no aign ,of a break to-«' ______St. all the way to Robertson Park, **’* canal Eg>7>t has seized. ' Opens 8 p.m. with- invocation day frbim the essential deadlock in by Mrs. Don Houston, mother o ff 1 away.” meaning that of }ier son. Arthur Dru{ Siorts ^ i Joseph McCooe. chairman of the William. 17, clocked at 7.1 to 80 Ehille.s made hia view known af­ Star Spangled Banner. the atruj(gle among the Democrats Mrs. Bausola Jr. Betsy Veers North ter a final 40-m(nute talk with 'i^ fair, announced today. im.p.h. on Rt. 15 July 30. TiHJWHAUeou Report of Committee on Per­ over theiX'presidential nomination. Eisenhower, a -few hours before manent Organization—Gov. Leroy State Delegates xflte last MFD parade began at I Gryk said he answered that M a n c h i s t i r C o n n * "Favorito sons, ” atill clingirfg to Menlorial Field. "they probably will', for 30 ditys" leaving'by special plane to attend Collins of Florids. chairman. their votes,\and the big lilock of | Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. * Ilcrald Photo hr Ottara M c& xit said the longer line- of I under the automatic suspension CORNER MAIN .and OAK STREETS the 22-nStTon conference which Appointment of committee to delegates siltot as to thejr sentl-1 march \vdll. enable thousands to On Florida Coast opens in the British capital Th'urs- May Vote Post Shearer of Cider Mill Rd.. Bolton, policy in effect as the result of ments kept the outlook teetering try when he was 10. He is 79. day.. ■ (Continued on Page Three) in uncertainty lu the party faith­ for many years-resident-s of Man­ Slrg. Shearer was born in Tolland "I go hopefully and with confi­ ful returned fo Nliia hall for the To Mrs. Grasso chester. celebrated th eir^ th wed­ and.is 73. Mismi. Fla., Aug. 14 (/P)— -slowed from 16 to 14 miles an dence that we will have a peaceful second day of th«r convention. HERPS GOOD NEWS! | solution.'’ he said. ding anniversary .vesteroay with a The couple lived for mahy .years SHOE REPAIR SHOP Hurricane Betsy veered away ,, . Estes Helpiiig Adlai party at their home. at 123 Hilliard St. and moved to • ■ •. u 11 . t l Winds up to 120 miles an hour I'nlted with Hritain, France Johnson Raps Stevenson teameds up activity Oileago, Aug. 14 (/Pt— Onnnee- Mrs. Shearer, who is the former their home in Bolton in 19.10. Mrs. SPECIALIZING IN from: Its beeline course to- whipped around a small area near - Standing outside the White With hts former r iv ^ Estes Ke- ticut’a bemocrattc national 'con­ Ih response to many re­ Florence Bowers, and her hus- Shearer, a graduate of Willtman- ^Special For Tuesday Only! ward .Florida today and fort- the eye. Hurricane force winds of House,, the secretary made clear fauver today in an effort to get the' vention delegates today selected quests from friends who ' band were married Aug. 18. 1906, tic Normal. School, was a teacher CUSTOM BUILT HOMES casters said that if the trend i 75 miles ad hour or greater spun this government was united With Story of Deal Styyenson bandwagon filin g by State Rep.' Ella T. GiImso of at the home of Mrs. Shearer's in country schools. She was the MEN'S, LADIES' J Britain and'France in demanding Windsor Locks as national com- vifere on vacation in July continues the center of the out 70 miles to the northeast of Democratic convention p ilotin g parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. assistant librarian at the Whiton GENERAL C o W a CTING and CHILDREN'S SHOES the center and about 40 miles out international operation of. the time Thuraday. mitfeewonian. She defeated the and therefore missed our Bowers of Tolland. The. Rev. Mr. Memorial Librar.v for man.v years email but violent tropical in other directions: canal, instead of leaving It solely On Texas Vote Their object is to coax into the incumbent. Mra. Dorothy SattI Wood of ^the Tolland .Methodist and retired in 1950. Her husband etorm ma.v never reach the in Egyptaih hands. of ^'ew London. A third candi­ Second Birthdaj- Sale— we REMODELING^ AND I^EPAIRING .69 Galea lashed a semicircular area Stevenson column more’ of\fhe Church performed the cei'emon.v, was a master mechanic for the INVISIBLE Florida coast. extending 150 miles to the north­ ' Dulles brushed aside all re­ I Chicago, Aug. 14 Senate Gov; Abraham Ribiqoff of Connecticut offers a resolution thank­ delegates pledged to Kefauver date, Mra. Beatrice Rosenthal are pleased to announce a ) j which was attended bv members -American Writing Paper Co. and FREE ESTIMATES— MORTGAGES ARRANGED east and 75 to 100 miles on other porters'' questions after he read hia ing Chicago for its hospitality as the Democratic national conr- fore he pulled out of the race «Jl of Waterford withdrew front the I of the couple's families. - ' the Rogers Paper Co. He retired REG. statement before newsreel and tele­ Democratic Leader , Lyndon B. vention opened In Chicago Aug. 13. The governor’s address repeat of the tides of the storm. July 3#. race and nominated Mra. Grasao. , The_ couple have three children, ' in 1947. H A LF SOLES______$2.50 Miamii Fla., Aug. 14 (/P>— Ma.v HU Tonight vision lamcras. He then returned j John.son of Texas aaid today ."no came shortly after the convention was call^ to order. new drive came on tl\e heelq ,^The vote waa 35 for Mra.'^raaso I Wallace Shearer of Cider Mill Rd.i The. anniversary party.' held ERNEST A. RITCHIE Hurricane Betsy’s threat to Be^y is scheduled now to reach j State Department for final one has offered me any kind of of a formal aimouncement by Wal­ 1 two-for Mra. Sattl. Two dele- i Mrs. Eugene Davis, of Walling- outdoors, was attended by about the thickly-populated Miami the coast late tonight or early round talks with advisoi^s. ter Reuther, president of. the Auto paaaed, one was abaent. SPECIAL OFFER BELOW ■ ford, and Mrs. Ra.vmqnd Reid. 28 150.'guests, friends and relatives 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI .8-817S, MANCHESTER Zippers Replaced, Shoes .Made l-onKer^'or Shorter, deal" for the .16 Lone Star State Shoes Dyed To Match Sample. Hat.s Cleaned and area faded somewhat today as Wednesday, but hours befpre that The text of Dulles' remarks:. Workers Union, that he is for FOR THPl BALANCE OF '"Marble St.: and four grandchtl- from ntany parta of the state. "I shall be leaving very soon for votes at the Democratic national Stevenson. )• CARL J. LALU.MI.A ' dren. THE MONTH OF AUGUST Blocked, Toes Opened, Cut Down \'amp.s Replace .\ll the storm whirled toward the { the"fpproach“of the” torn, the London conference which is to convention. Clement Denounces Tlie former Illinois Governor., Chiedfro, Aug. 14 OP)—Omnectl- , Shearer was born in Campsie. - Broken Heels. Umbrellas Repaired. Florida East Coast on a The ~ hurricane Was bearing in I deal with the Suez canal problem, "No one ha.s made any overtures who has been hopping from one Scotland.' and came to this coun- cut’s D ^ ocratic national conven­ course aimed at the area be­ from the Bahama islands after i ".i have 'just had a final talk to me to swing the Texas delega­ state delegation to another in a tion delc^Uon takes a brief res­ tween Palm Beach and Mel­ doing millions dollars worth of with President ESaenhower, going tion to them which I could not do strenuoiia drive to line up more pite today ^rora the heat of the bourne. damage in Puerto Rico. over the positions which the United if I chose," Johnson told a crowd­ Republican Record delegate support, ’ met with Slevenson-H^inuui scrap to net­ Hufricane signals flew along States will take at that conference. ed news conference in his Conrad Kefauver fpr an hour and a half- tle a fight within Its own ranl^. Palm beach, 69 miles north of *,h* state’s East Coast from Miami Hilton Hotel headquarters. yesterday. Miami, appeared last night to Up for a deciripa at.a delegation 180 miles north to Melbournfa'nL JohniKm said he wanted to dispel Kefauver later- announced he FREE! the' target of the small but vio­ ntinurd on Page Three) caucus is the th r^ w a y contest for from Palm Beach, 60 miles north "any m.vatery that might exist Chicago, Aug. 14 f the Miami Weajher ipjg, that one of Florida's most i ’ ' J signed the task of rousing the Steven.Hon's officO-jie aaid he .-had For tha duration of this'^ special offer:—. Bureaujsaid Betsy'a present moyi^ ------, .g. _ _ _ ^ ^ I -----length with the Democratic faithful to fighting Mrs. FDR TeUs been conferring ’ with Stevenson T. Grasso of Windsor L o c ^ and All sales final — no exchanges or refunds. ) • W ILLIA M S disastrous hurricanes slammed; | A „ 'I - itwo convemion front runners for pitch, delivered a keynotp speech and wltli Stevenson strategists. Mrs. Beatrice Rosenthal of Water­ O n d menl indicated the storm's "efe” ashore.and killed nearly 2.000 per- ford. OIL SERVICE would • the coastline some- A x l AJ 1. <111. d i V presidiuitljl nomination. Adlai in old fashioned fire-and-brim- "They made sqyiie suggestions . J , ihem with a wall E. Stevenson and Gov. Averell stone fashion. about delegates they would like me Worked «R h Governor . a"”"* ‘ O'’ Okwcho- Harriman. He also eaw Sen. Stuart Democrats Get AIR-CONDITIONED MelboiijrnE. which is 169 ni i I e R flatlands aouth of the Mohticello. Utah, Aug. 14 \A'\— Again and again, the packed to see in behalf of Stevenson," he Mrs. Grasso went into the fight''- W o o h n A Symington iD-Mol. a favorite son .said. the favorite. A4 assistant to tha Ml 9-4548 north bf Miami. lake. An explosion shattered a crowded convention hall applauded, stamp­ contender. Sen. Estes xKefauveri Kefauver said he had 2.19 con­ DtniocraUc floor leader of the IN PLAIDS. HEATHERTONES. TWEEDS And if. its current, northwest­ Public safety agencies. Civil cafe in this southeasterp Utah ed and roared as the youthful Young Readers ward course t* maintained, Moore I D-Teno l and many others. Ana Governor laid into the Republi­ vention vote.4 promised him be­ Connecticut House of Represeq- AND CLEARTONES,.. Defense, Red Cross and communi­ uranium mining community last he has h{Id two long sessions'with tatives, she -jias 'worked closely YOUR YARN SHOP aaid. Betsy might strike the cations and ,K)wer - crews- were cans as the "party of privilege and Chicago, Aug. 14 (>P) — Mrs. fore he withdrew and "aboift half’’- .50 COTTAGE ST.— TELEPHONE MI 9-5238 mainland even farther to . the night, killing. 15 and injuring more former President Tiuman. pillage." ^ haveiinvc gone overov( to Stevenson, aa he with the ^ministration forces of 58" Waihabit, 85% Wool, 15% Nylon ready up and down Florida to than 26 of the 80-odd diner.«i at the Out of this^series of parleys have Franklin D. Roosevelt, kt 71, held north. fight the storm. In neighboring Records the Same a^ed them toti do. Gov. Abraham iA-. Ribicoff, chair­ ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING For»vard Pace Hlows height, of the busy 7 o'clock dinner grown reports that the' lanky out to the Democratic party the ; / He added that the question of man of Conni^icut's national ■VVbenJie Georgia, (he Red Cross moved its hour. ft Texan is in a position to seize the And he spared neither Presi­ Convention delegation, and State A bjiUetin fronf the weather bii- southeastern disaster staff into hope that. ' by drawing on its_ tlm vice preesideiicy "wasn't dis­ Bauling^s^ , The blast leveled the sma)! brick nole of kingmaker at the conven­ dent Eisenhovver nor Vice Presi­ youth, it can win the 1956 elec­ cussed." ’■ Chairman John M-. BsQey. .Mail at 8 a m. iBSTi placed the ! Florida to help if need be in the dent 'Nixon in ' his indictment, itqrm center 260 miles due east of -»____ and cinderblock Lariat Cafe on the tion.' tion. Harriman Forres Optimistic Mrs. Rosenthal is ppeSident of ptarijKiied Platforin ^ shouting at one point >Iiamj. Its forward movement had 1 (Continued on Page Two) edge of U.S. Highway 160 on ih'e n _J ■ J J ,, "7t is absoliitelv imperative,” Forces backing Averell Harri- the Connecticut Federation of Marine Fannel outskirts of town. The cafe .ai^ But Johnson brushed, this off ‘he tCnocrats Democratic Women’s Clubs. TUBS, and WED. ONLY party record -are one and the come back to power. ” mon, -,who is waging an uphill bat- was all thiit wa.s left standing. The today iH(d insi.st.d his role in CThi- tie to catch the front-running : . 9 8 (Continued on Page Nine) Yard torn wreckage <)id not burn. cagoi^ just as he defined on his «r". J T t She made the appeal to the Stevenson, prorts.sed to find the Some of the bodies were blown apm-al last Saturday- to exercise fti7 V E>*enhower , D em ocratlfc^ tlon il Convention situation to their liking. Every year a best*seHerI Wonderful, washable, blended ?.wi * / * " '* ': KUniorous and af- „j^ht iiT ^ c o o l, high-pitched HOWai YOU HAVE through the wall. Rescue workers moderating influence in both- the The Harriman people said thC with nylon for longer, fresher life. Combine plaids and Plat Writers Seek •found two cases of eggs in the ruj writing of the platform apd selec­ if"*** .‘ he R e -[ voice which .sometimes failed to '. survived. talks with Steveh.son and Harri-i treatment. . Clement called him vember." "th4 vice-hatchet man of the Re- she mmiert Her i»ie Rut. to many of the old pfos, They had just.begtm to eat when mar) much of the disciis.sion ctn- Stevenson looked like an odds-on ...or Priyetel Chicago, Aug. 14 ilp>- Demo-.; Adlai Stev.ennon and Averell Har- the_«afe. flew^sifiart. said. Fitch: \ Bauling^s eratic platform drafters sought to- riman,__the__ ^op-running---- prer- campatgn- speecliFS favorite. By an Associated press, • SEES RIGHTS CXAMPROMISE — "The first Mung I noticed, I was (Continued oi.^Page Three) president four times, and the i-on- poll bf delegates, he was just ('hirago, .Aug., 14 (iPi—Sen. 2 12 bz.'^cans 0 0 ® day to place party unity above how Idential a.spiranls, were being con up in the jdr . . . I just remember 'which ebraged Democrats claimed ventfon delegates applauded their they feel on racial segregation in suited quietly. ^ cast reflections on their party's 132's votes short ,of the 686>j Sam Enin of North Cbrolinn 'going s'tpdight up and coming down approval. • needed for the nomination.. More­ Ivy \League Stripes achools- an issue that could tear The veteran McCMrqjack, when and seeing what I- was coming loyalty. ftaid today that estremists In * ,MA,r be used in many navs, hn| nr cold: _ ^ 4 , , 'The only thing you have to over, a big parcel of uncommitted both the .Dixie and Northern them apart as they grid for the asked about this, repl down op," Fitch and Uriy were ; Referring dlrectjy to this, Cle- Lfear.” she quoted, "la fear it-' NovemtMi-elections. | "W hy. I’d never thought ■ of ment declared; I self." ^ votes was in the south.. Southern wiiigH of the Democrattc party . d 8 — ------— L______4 _ ', blown out of th> cafe and landed i sentiment is clearly toward a pref­ YOUR Yard COmpi'omisera went to .work at that.” News Tidbiti ■^We are not going to sit back . And then, as 72-year-old former “ w ill have to. swallow something on the ground, iiqhurt. / ' i erence ■ for Stevenson over Harri- we don't like" on the eontrover- the party's convention where they Charles Diggs Jr.. Negro jCon- "I remember .one little bov | and watch one of the Republican For Dresses. Skirts, Jackets and Suits. -Mix or Match, Culled from AP Wires President Truman shook hands man j f it comes down to a choice .sial civil rights isHUe. ‘Vut so work best backatage. You had to gyc*fman from Detroit, said ahputlng: My daddy’s killed! -My * candidates amjiggly attempt to w-i.th ^a well-w-iaher at his balcony- of taking one. or the other. 1 lift himself almv^ and beyond his far we've been feudin',' fusSth' Scoff Towels 2 r.h. 35 c .ftcain to see the forces trying to Noi therhera would present daddy’s killed!’ Then there wa.s a ' seat. she had a'Avprd about elder The AP poll of delegates-willing Also miniature plaids in brown and green, and black and settle the tfiSpute to the sstisfac- tuinority i-epbrt if they regarded party, meantime holding hands and rightin’ in a most coopera­ loot uses, wet or dry soft and absorbent. '' little, girl who rried: ‘Momma's ; statesmen. ’ GJhtly, apparently to express a preference gave green, i Not guaranteed washable i. ' tion of both North and' South. the Civil Rights proposal unac- dead!' The identical thing .practi­ 'Chief(of Brilaiiv's, atomic pro» with the vice-hatchet man of the pointing at no one in particular. tive manner,'’ -Ervin reported to­ ceptable. Stevenson .Vij. Harriman 229'-, day. At- stage center was the plat­ cally, That was t^^hlng that was Kiam says four atomic weapons Republican party who -r without she counseled; Don't rely too murh and other candidates 28.’J. This left L form's farm plank, about to be put rekdily bad," FitoHSiMd. will be tested at Maialinga, South interference, from Gettysburg on. "elders." Truman gave no sign '3 0 5 'j in th e ‘uncommitted cate- ■ BIRD on public display ahortly. So far, (C?ontimied on I'sge Thirteen) Australia, next month . . . New charges 20 jaears of treason to the A.*IK JAK.\KTA m iB E DAt.A. 58" WASHABLE It was believed- the explosion he' heard. gory. FOR PATTIES OR LOAF— HALE'S GOOD three such little- controversy York police say’ they are looking Democrats." Jakarta. Indoneelf. Aug. 14 was caused by leaking natural gas.' Mrs. Rriosevelt is backingl Adlai Among the uhcommitted were tJpi — Tlfe Indonesiaa Parlia­ v iu I ii r i':< ’I ’ planks hsve been unveiled as pro­ Some said the cafe had just been for an arsonist in rnnnertlon with The Tennessee Governor also .Stevenson, 56, for-the Democratic ! 22 from Mississippi, 11 from posals of a 17-member drafting hooked up to a gas line. But fire fire that damaged St. Peter s | went directly to one of the issues ment tdday demanded a gov­ > Bauling^s ^ ernment statement on the esse committee, yet to be acted upon GOP Delegates Chief Robert Bryah' said he Roman (Catholic, Churih at'IJber- the Democrats almost certainly (Continued On . *age Four) (Continued on Page ^’ine) by the i()8-member platform com­ of Foreign Minister Ruslan Hamburg 3 *1 ®“ would'^start an investigation today will raise in the ciimf^ign ahead .\bdulgani, aa-eusrd in the news- Will still be giving mittee and tha conva'ntiop dele­ before commenting on the cgiise. A 21 - year - old .Uncoln. Main^. the issue they refe? to as the Wool and Nylon Tweeds Spark Contest impers of acc-rptlng bribes. w ith gates. ' Nearly the entire town of ab<>iit man held without bail in "part fia|l^ presidency-." ^ M O BKH EAT fool oil yow olwBy» Th^e three deal with|finances, strangulation slaying of an attrac- Government representatives your home top pro- 2.300 ,wei|it to the scejie to help. "No God fearing Democt-at,” 1 promised full details-after eon- 2 '^* Yard - ’ atomic energy and domestic pol­ Private' )i'omes and chfirches were ; 27-year-old Lawrence 1 di- Clement said, wishes Eisenhower | ^kova your own privota roMrva of htol LUNCHEON SPECIAL— VIRGINIA STYLE icies in general. Together with the On Ra^»e Issue turned into first aid units, p c' vOrcee... Long Island Railroad ob- Ball Rejects Knight’s suiting with Premier AU Sastro- Combination of Black.and Brpwn. "anything leaa tha.i the best of i amldjojo. . tectionvond massive Civil RightjK and seven other moi'giies. ' tains court re.straining order health and the greatest of happi­ tkat no on* oho con draw on I plhnks. the^are expected . to be San Fraiiciaco. Aug, 14 ij*- Blood and serum albumen were o^xinst what 4t calls "delTberate ness." j ^ o u t y . made ready today fnd tonight for The issue of segregation confronts flown from the Red -Gross in Salt slowdown" by trainmen. w i l l ' n o .m in a t e a v e a Republican national convention Brazilian ship docks V ' . : *** continued, “ the people Bid to Run for Nixon (liirago, .Aug. 14 i.T>—Gov. There’s BottiiDf like the wonderful lecuri^ of your Bauling^s 58" WOOL AND RAYON i lb- 69' pres>ntation to the. convention in Lake City, 24o miles to the north- at ?«ew gre entitled to know what hia plans ' Raymond Gary of Oklahoma will. I'ou bet they wfll . . . Bird time for % final vote' Wednesday siib-com'mitlee today aa two Mis­ London pier with 128 sailors who oma private furi supply. Mobilheat deHvary is com­ night. sissippi delegations dispute the (CkinMniHoi -n Page Three) will train at Groton Submarine makr the speecb in the Denio- King-TsbARCHITECT Shingles (Continued on Page Two) rraile national convrnltolt nomi­ pletely ocUomofic-you never heve to call. MobOheat last 50% longer than ordinary Bauling^s . A strong voice for parly unity, state's 15 convention votes.', I Ba.Me preparatory to manning first Sacramento. Calif., Aug. 14 lAi-Iy-wood for radio and television 5 5 ” W ool' and PLEASE THE ^M ILY WITH The convention opens in the San two subs to be lent to Na%-y in - Califoi-nia's Cov. ■ Goodwin programs but he told a> reporter: nating .Averell llarrimBn . for now is twin-action, c/eofM as it Aeots/ shingles. And that's why they're with a Civil R'iglits plank sqm,- president, Harriman beadquar- the most economical asphalt shin­ how aatisfacto.y to all. was that Francisco Cow F'alace Monday. Spilth America . . . I'.S. Weather 1W.X s i 1 » • LJ* 1 Knight, no political friend of Vice "I am not a candidate. I have a u t h e n t ic ' Police Link Cooley i T l a r i l l f l l \ f l V 0 o l C K . Nixon, said yesterday no buttons, no stickers, po eSm- ters said today. Gary has been Poe a prioate supply gles you can buy! Rayon Tweeds of Speaker of the House SamTlay- ■ A', group led by E. O. Spencer -'J [ Bureau gets official report of mil upply o#4op quality fuel., and Wirt Yerger Jr., contending it ^ - ft. . , , 1 he would be' honored to be nomi- paign organisation and no active for weeks in behalf of BIRD hurn of Texas. i'T 'ss T l i l a 'K a i . a 1X111 *1®"* dollars of hur'ricaor dam- and friendlyi r i c e - o s ^ ti o ^ y ! Call or come Scotch Plaids Ham Meat Loaf 2 >> 4 J , repreaents the'Citizens for Eisen- I to UUlltaill K illing age on PUerlo Rico, one known U i O n n i t l f k n l riltis^ sa i naled-to nm in Nixons stead with money." i Harrimanarrimi and haa. lined up «J|h in today! *1 *"**^J** ‘***f8®' how'er organization, which pro- ! — — . ‘ death and unconfirmed report Of **” * M ” “ President Eisenhower. -U. Knight repeatedly* haa.refused to portft In the Southwest-and West Call tbia dish by aay name ynu want. Me will grind fresh lean ------But Leonard Hall, the Republi- endorhe Nikon for re-eleqtton 2 “'® Y a rd I >98 Mtneu-.vUon V*»t«rday we will : eel ' Somewhere. ■ nlanlt nn 1 . ^..^ed7— 7.. 112,000 " 7 '---- Missiaatppi voters i Middletown. Aiig. 14 IA1 I—jtn ^ree othe^killerl. for the New- York Governor., Every Item We Sell Is Yard beef and smoked ham together to give you a different and M i ^ Beach. Fla., Aug. 14 .S’v ■ can national chairman, aajd "it He controls 23 of California’s 70 pleauilng flavor, Makr patHea or loaf. w-hiclT TMas ran^riin a CTndidate i ‘ •'* ***•“ ’ -loh" I Prospect for key Job of Comedienne Alsrtha RSye was will be Eisenhower and Nixon on votes aj the national convention. *0.(MMJ JOIN EGYPT ABM r IViobilheat Guaranteed Fiye smart colors for skirtf., Seven patterns in smart colorful plalda — Murray Dress. for President |ind elect hini.” hospital here today, in ^ the first ballbV." The other 47 - 23 each controlled f'Slro. Egypt. Aug. 14 CTI—> .a, ,c. Cm. dresses, suits, jackets and lighC Stewart Dress. Royal Stewiu-t, Farquaharsoo! Black Rayburn ia backing ' Senate condiUon after taking an Knight haa offei el Right! ■ The Spencer-Yerger delegation an Air Force sergeant's w i f e at t reporftedly took’’ coins, from hoard ami Beach home at 3 a.m., about jiHe told the Labor convention: Fresideat Klsenbrnrcr - biga re-. comment pii Sen. Know-land's fR-j W. G. GIENNEY 1 ./ gunpoint in the woods after kid-.l described'aS one of richest ever TlxJSItllAKcOlUt AlUMCIIISn^ COMM< ■ I fMl confident of a platform ! though meeUngS were fully open ‘ riaplng'her from her home—in ” *— • •------■ a half hour after the actreaa had "Many i-espected leaders and I Calif) endorsement of him. newsd Us levitotlMi to rrtato tO M P A N Y tha I jthe convention will approve," j to Nigroea, none! chose to appear. North Branford come home for the night. She . members.- of (organized . labor' Know-alnd has been listed among Minister Ntoru of ladto cen e to" M A N C H i m i i C o n n * Wye in dispatch from Boston that called the doctofi.' throughout the natiqn have been. Nixon's pollUcsl foes. the L'nlted States to rsalar m . MORIARTV BROTHERS COilNig MAlS.aid OAK STr 4eT$ he told newamen. To queatlona. he . "TfiS attempt ,to raise the racial Police aaid he entered the home .Ford Motor C!o. haa. arranged to __ Lumber— Coal—-Mason's .Supplies J**®^^^!**. that includedi, Civil iaaua ia^ merely an unwarranted a t-j laat Friday night, ahot 8 ^ Al- Robbins said Ados. Ray-e had; kind enough to luggesjt that the I "I do notjplaa to makJ any fur- world prsMsaii, a n c h e s t e r CORNER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS borrow 6356 mllUmi in long-tetin j been despondent for the past wMk RepubUcan. conveiition should jther oamments on ths 'rict pres- Ibis today. Dm WWto iitcm rsisr. ^ M loan from group ot Inaurasca com-1 ------SS6 N. BUia 8t.—1|^ i n t-s:ss lom e aouroas aaM a d v t ^ af I .(OaeMeeed a a 'P ife FoWj) (Coetteeed m Page Twe) oominsta ma for vice prsaident." I IM'Aic*- > .(OafilLiged aa ra ge |raw)i -Ha wpaetad that twlaa In Hoi-1 .(C w l f I m I > c a i f • f /C'. ■' : 1 ■■ / . /■ t. f . ' ' I* ' '■*' I 'f 1 .r.'f .. ■ ^ " I 't \

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTfcR, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956 P A G E TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEg. C O F^ TUESDAY, AUGUST K 1956 PAGE T H R E l and Mrs. Frank J. Augustin, E llin gton C o lu m b ia Greenwich, took place Saturday, at St. Thomas Acquinas Chapel in ^ cannot say the saiqe about my Hall Rejects Knight’s Hearing Pl^ilimd Auction Plaimed Storr*. Tha Rev. Albert Giaqulnto a m A Johnson Ra P^ti'ire'sent post (Senate majority _Gas Blast K i officiated at the double ring serv­ 'BaBTB V8. FLYINO 8ACCEB8’’ Dulles Sees leader)." FUR ftlAXniUftl HEAT and TRUIJBLE FREE OFF.RATIUN By Appeal Board ’ By-Lions Crub' ice. Mrs. Allan Robinson was or­ At S:ie He said "our party ha«;;;i| 'gfeat 1^ ganist. "TBB WBBKWOLr" SilMiN Story of D eal array of talent" for 'yice Fi'ealdent 15, In ju r Bid to Run for Nixon On Floridn X^oast Attendants for th r Ceremony We*. “ TBAFKSE" including at least a dozen well- ^ lin g t ^ , Aug. 4 ('Sf>eciali^—The Columbia, Aut^, 14 (Special)— were Mias Gwendolyn Tibblts as Solution to qualifled Senators. . l^ilingtoniZoning Board of Appeals Thq* Lions’ Club will hold an auc­ maid honor and Donald P. (Om|tii«ed from Pago One) called out "W e re uoin|f*to elect o i On Texas Vote In D ta a fe (Contlinied from Page One) tion Sept. IS in Yeomans Hall from Viaico as best man. Ushering were Oil Burners and Stokers Sold ' ------__ a Vice rt-esident. too," and starU wHIl hold a ptibllC hearing Mon­ tor, and hla associates hope to 10 to 5 p.m. aa a fund raising proj­ D. Graham Bailey and Gerard R. |d$itti&l altuation until the Repu>- > „ „ ovatfbn for Nixon. day at 8t30 p.m. to hear the fol­ translate the highly technical data ect. OVAL IN THE GROVE Suez Qrisis (OentlniMd from Page O ne/v. Two Guard Units (C ontli^d from Page One) and Servi^iil Promptly and Effieientiy ahelterlng, feeding and m e d i^ i into conclusions about weather Chapdelaine. /Bean convention,” Nixon said. Nixon said he was sure the lowing requests: Jo.seph A. De- treatment of hurricane victim^ ' Local residents have been malle4' "De*'l W.rrir Abeal tk. Bala! Nixon left for Washington to- q q p convention would consider I . elements, temperaturoa and wind Given in marriage by her father, W.'re lafeer.!” (Continued from Page One) tered on two key planks in the west^/l5octors and nurses were* Carli, 26 Elizabeth' St., permlaalon Navy airmen careened fi lanes {jirections that lead to formation cards asking for donstions for.the Going to Camp day. He came to Dallas Sunday to ' y,* best interests of the President, in anfl out of, the hurricaM vortex. auction. Donations will be picked the bride was gowned in 'a dress BOYTR 4, FABNINOTON. platform—foreign policy and Civil — 1__ brmight in from surrounding fpm- d. L. WILLIS & SON, Ine. to build a garage eight feet from of the Btorms and affect their be­ rarUta l : U ' address the estimated 35,000 mem-v_,^g partv and the counry ' when They reported the pragress of the up at the donor'g'convenience. of white nylon dotted Swiss, with a ’’We' went over together a^good Rights. I ipuniti^s to help the San Jtian havior. TONIOBT TBBOrOB RATl'BDAY Several units of the Natibnal 2 ,MAIN. ST. — PHONE I’ HU-Nri MIm 8-61259-oiza bers of the Veterans of Foreign nominated the Vice Presl- property line; Hlarl Miller, to re 225-mile-diameter^sform toward .William S. Burnham and Gene Peter Pan collar, short aleeved many formulas which would be As to his own candidacy for the Guard's 43rd Division will leave GountVNl^oapltal. .staff of three Wars attending their national en- Warning Systenf Better ■ fitted bodice with ballerina length “PICNIC” doctors Here. duce lot size in *'order to grant Florida from the Bahama islands. A. Dente head the^auction commit­ T.l, Farniaslea, Orchard T-tllf devised to assure a dependable in­ p.esidential nomination. John.son, tomorrow as .the advance persoh- From all of this they expect to ik lr t Her shoulder length veil of A total of 26 injured were treat­ campment. . , i "And whoever it is," shouted right of way to Annie B. Hepton Operators-^f 'Florida's luxurious tee, Russell Spearman is president; ternational operation of that canal, said— trtz—poaition ■ also—is— un­ riel, for Camp Drum. N. Y..yrivere He shook hands with about 3,000 Njjcon, ‘T il be working fight along come Up with vastly better warn-, French Illusion fell from a Juliet ed at the Monticello Hospital. Four The Ibt is located on Mountain Rd., beach re.sofls, from sprawling Dente. secretary and Sol Sinder, consistent with the rights and changed' ho Is not seeking any they will prepare' for the ^ m ’al of Texas Republicans at a reception ..qh for him." ing sereicea and.to learn, if any­ cap of dotted Swiss. She carried a were taken to a hoapifal in Dur­ about 200 feet from R. 83. motel ’ plants- to swank hotels, treasurer. ' dignity of Egypt. votes and has declined many in- the rest of the ai|’ision. The larger o< the Dallas County Republican ■' ______Bloodmoblle. Visit stockpiled . food and marshaled thing, Cmfi be 'lone to soften the white Bible topped with white vUotioifis to appear before other ango, Uolo., six U) Cortez, Colo..-- ' In the first yesr of the- local "W e believe such a formula can paijt of the trOop cqnXoy is ex­ Committee. Earlier he held a re­ The Red Cross Bloodmobile'will shutters to protect expanses of Impact or change the path of the rosea and atephanoUs. slate -delegations. The Texas dele- one of whonv dred en route—five club'a existence it has ‘donated be found and that it will be found pected to arrive theT^^Saturday.' ception at the Statler Hilton hotel be at the Elks Club in Rockville window glaas, great winds. to Grand Junction one of whom Police in Bombay equipment to the Horace W. Porter The maid of honor wore a pow­ because any. nation which rejects grtea are botinc’ to him as a The initial units w ilt receive in­ for about 300 VFW officials. Aug. 24 froth 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. Betsy was spotted'by a Navy! also died epr route. Four were Already, big strides have been SchooLfo test hearing; made con­ der blue voile ballerina length MANC-HESTER such . a formula would have a favorite son-.and.he has been act­ structions >an4' will prei>are the He made a 20-mlnuia speech at Ellington residents are asked to reconnaissance plane - Friday far treated here and Velcased. Seven "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, / the Republican reception' in which, Fire on,,Students made toward better wkrmngs tributions to the Girl Scout Camp, gown with ahort-aleevea, scoop heivy ' responsibility before the ing like a man v.'Jio mighC turn me.sa equipirtelit. Another advance help the chapter meet its quota out in the South Atlantic. The weather detectocs watching local Brownies, flood relief and into a real candidate. , unit willJekve here Thursday add remain, but are not in critical con­ he praised Prestdent Eisenhower neck, tucked bodice vclth bouf- wfirld. dition. 'The others sent' to the■J; of 1.50 pints of ijlood. Those, who The storm skimmed through the Betsy are polling radio reporta the Columbia Recreation Council BPL-PON N cT iil Johnsoii said lonie other..states will set Yip camp for the main INSURE WITH LAPPEN" and Rep. BrucC Alger, a Dallas Bombay, "Aug. 14 (.db- - Police vfant skirt. Her headpiece waa of "Therefore, I go hopefully and nearW Colorado hospitals .were j pji . fired on wildly demonstrating gave in July will not be accepted Leeward Islands in the outer West frorii ships at sea and planes, up­ Bus Funej. It has sponsored lec­ bachelor buttons and baby's breath. win yote for him on the-Jirst-bal­ body. Republican up for re-election. Indies, raked west-northwestwafd A’t'c-n 6 "V-/-//I with confldence that We will have either .In'seftous' or critical con-1 pHii V Nixon said the GOP is aiming j Gujerati students and workers in this time. per air flndings from inslrurhents tures on arthritis by Dan Dale She carried a nosegay of mixed a peaceful solution." lot. blit declined to give aity, Tile large unit leaves Friday . Youth Delegate across.Puerto Rico, taking one life djtion. - . • . : :h;! at a two-party system in the ^Ahmedabad today, killing one of sent 60.000 feet aloft, reports, of Alexander; participated In scholar- bachelor buttons and baby's breath. figures. He said' he did noi >t*Lnt Aiternoon at 5 o'clock from the Mrs. Brenda Pschichhelz, a and flattening hundreds of homes, TODAY: "KING KONG" Ijn a second statement, made at The cafe .seats 43. It was full f-Hlii the mob.. Ndvy and Air Force pilots flying ahlp drives atXUnlverslty of Con­ A reception and buffet lunch was the airport before departing. reportei-s to draw the Inference Armory and will Join the truck South. pupil at the Longview School will then skirted north of Hispaniola Shown 8:49 JUid Bbrjie weve standing in line. Ifii'li The demonstrators paraded in into the. heart of the storm and necticut for bllM or handicapped .Dulles said he had "a deep aware- wa4 not serious or that lie waarfot' rouvoy in Canaan. Troops of tl •The most inspiring thing about be the Rockville- Red Cross chap­ Island (Ralti and the Dominican held at the bride's home. The young The explosion occurred at 6:42 the walled inner city in defiance observations b y , radar. students; and spbnsored a sport naps" of the Importance of the "immensely proud" of Texos* de­ lstXB*t.. L69th Inf.-, will ridi^in the 1952 campaign was the sup­ ter's delegate to the Red Cross Republic) to howl througli the Ba­ couple left after the reception for P-»n- ' p B . of a p.olice ban_on meetings' of Combined, theae are' giving, a night for the local basketball team. Ijondon conference. Noting that it cision to stick with him splldly un- Army truclfs. Headquarter^w(ll port we got in Texas,” he said; Youth Training Center at Cheshire hamas. Cocoa, Fla., where they will make "W e heard the blast all over 1 . more than four people. picture of Bata.v not hitherto F leeswes’e Fair "bears closely^' on the peac£_and leas and until he relea)Tcs the 56 be under 'th* direction of Lt. Col, "And then when you Texans elect­ Academy Aug. 27 to 30. Experts Watch Betsy their borne. The bride wore a cocoa THIS IS THE ORICINAl town,'* said Ren Hasg, operatOf-ipf -mHi Ahmedabad has 'been disrupted available on her atom sisters of ■ One of the features of the ,Oo- wrifare of all nations he said! x vrtes: Burr, while 'Headijugrtera Co. ia ed Bruce Alger to Congress, that To Accept Bids Meanwhile weather experts up sheath dress with dark brown a motel in town. "Some people ■, l-i'i by' daily violence for the past bther years. ; lumbla Volunteer Firemen's fslr "The legitimate treaty rights As to the foreigli policy plank, headed by Lt. Ehg'cnei Aubrey and ■HIS HERS made it complete." Sealed bids for the tlnWi. grad­ and down the coast we^e on round- duster and matching acceasoriea. were blown right through the wall. A member of the audience week as a result of protests by A giant new radar set, complet­ which will be l\eld on Aiig. 24, 2S The bride la a graduate of Wind­ Til fim tat fiNSiflab and interests possessed by the Johnson remindi-d the newsmen Co. A is directed^, by 1st Lt. ing. drainage and paving at the the-clock d watch today as Hurri­ ed July 27 -in Sin Juan, *• Puerto When we ran up, we found three ' cini' Gujeratl-speaking Indians against and 26, will ,be a doll carriage ham High School and has been world community in Ih^ Suez that he wiis "fresh from a White Lawrence Perry. . ' Crystal Lake Scfiobl will be cane Betsy neared the Florida Rico, enabled observers to track TIrillififM people lying next to the road in iiiii; the government plan to merge parade on Aug'25. ' , employed at the Pratt tt Whitney Canal',, including of course those of House conference" held, .Sunday In ail. about 80 men fron(i Man- front of the place.” jiiil] received by the School Building coast. Betsy for eight hours as she blew cheater are expected to participate their area with that of Marathi Contestants will meet at the fair Aircraft as an engineering com­ Egypt, must be as.4ured and re­ over the Suez Canal crisis. He gave Neaiby was Mrs. Bernice Saull speakers to creale an enlarged Committee. In care of Gbldeh- Besides trying to forecast h^r across that island Sunday. in the exercises. They are expected Storrs Associates. 34'3 Fairfield grounds opposite the firehouse at puter. The bridegroom Is a gradu­ spected." the ihipression that Democrats who said: "The cafe was there one \Do ,Yoii Qualify? Bombay state. niDvementh and warn person^ in A similar set was installed last Ave.. Hartford. Plans and specl- 7:15 p.m. and Judging will begin ate o f the Green'wlch High School Dulles pledged to “devote myself ahoOld not seek to rock the boat l‘ " ‘‘" ’"P " " Wednesday] o f moment I Idokedt then the next - her pith, they are tryiny tq.^Iearn I the second week and ...will start year on Cape Hatteras, N. C., and at 7 ;^ . Mrs. John Him heads this and the University of Connecticut. untiringly" to working out what M\ thisI critical situation by «ny- it >i?t wasn’t there," EMERGENCY flcatlons may be obtained at the from Betsy the many factors af- a third is nearing completion now back Thursday, aniving here Frl French Scold Peru Peak committee and has as her assist He is employed aa a pbyalciat by he called 'a "satisfactory settle-' thing they mighight say. ■ Mrs. L e d a Y'Diing, hospital If you are a two-car family, neither car office of the architect. feeWng behavior of other auch at Nantucket. Mass. day afjernoon. OIL IURNER Democrats,to Meet ants Mrs. Joseph Szegda, Mrs. Na­ the RCA Guided Missile Test Sta­ ment” of the Suez problem which On Civil Rights. Johnson .said nur.se. rushed and tired, and with storms as l>ac), o f a big 30-month These giant radars enable fore­ .being used in your business, and tl^ere i Lima, Peni, Aug. 14 iJPt -- A The Democratic Club and Town than Pell and Mrs. William Jacob­ tion at Patrick A ir Force Base, would avold''any hostilities. "this is not the time npr the place" , from Camp blood stains . .still--qn her white SERVICE research study that began this casters to track the center of a President Elsenhower and con­ French expedition led by Lionel Committee will meet at 8 o.'clpck us. Cocoa, Fla. ’ • ' ' shoes, gave newsmeq 'a, list of the are no male drivers under 25 years, of summer. storm 250 miles away. Radars gressional leaders at their Sun­ riews ! U've congestion on the hlghtyays. Terray reports It has scaled tonight In the Town Hall. Girls up to and including 10 victims,- .saying it Wqs as accurate Congress voted special funds to with ranges up to 175 miles are day White House meeting, he said, 20,013-.foot Mt. Chacraraju, a pre­ years-old are eligible. Mancheater Bveninf Herald Co­ He said some of his vi.sitora hav'e as time and circumstance* j age, we can offer you a 25n(o reduction / CALL undertake the research, being con­ rend.v at 43 sites.^Still others with made clear thrir deep concern over Yhitted. viously unclimbed peak in the Manchester Evening Herald ducted from headquarters in Flori­ The Columbia Lake Sail Boat lumbia eorreepoadent, Mrs. Frank wanted mention in the platform of W I L U A M S smaller range have helped to keep Club will hold a race for young- the dispute. in your Liability, Property Damage, Peruvian Andes. correspondent, Mrs. O. F. Berr, da. Marchlsa, telephone, A Cade my the Supreme Court anti-segibga- Convention Slate The French alpinists sent word Betsy under watch as fat-out aa st/era 18 or under In the near fu­ "A ll of us at the (London) con­ / OIL SERVICE telephone Rockville, TBemopt R. H. Simpson, the project direc­ the Bahamas. '. ' 8-9060. tlon decision, some have wanted Medical Payments, and Collision pre­ they r^ched the top, o f the peak, ture. It will be primarily for chil­ ference will, 1 am sure, be con-] 'an all-out, liberal" plank, and 5-9SIS. . acioua, of the heavy, responsibility. i •5. (Continued from Page One) in northesMtern Peru, on July. 31. dren of Isoat owners and fathers LARGE STUDY Others have urged a much more miums on your sjBCond car, provided Poor communications delayed the will be allowed on the boats with as It affects world security, which Personal Notices MI9-4si48 • Montreal, (*5— A contribution has fallen upon us." Dulles said. moderate course. | escort permanent chairman, Intro- both cars are insured by our agency tin­ announcement. them. — His own hope. Joluiaun .said, is , duclion of permanent chairman, Police Link has been made to the University "Accordingly, we can be hopeful Plate* for Sale for a plank "which will not be Addresses—Housd Speaker Sam element Denounces of Montreal by Maurice Pollack of of achieving positive results." In Memoriam der one policy. ^ - The Catholic Ladies’ Society of distasteful to any large .segment Rayburn of Texas, convention To Durham Killing Quebec to establish a fund to study In London, meanwhile. Soviet j St. Columba’s Church are selling of the aprty." He reminded the re- [permanent chairman; Richard in Iminz m>'iiiiii.v nt the Jewish contribution to western Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov Horald Photo by Philo frtif mnth<‘i'. memorial plates bearing a sketch porters that he supported the plat- I Richards. Democratic nominee for : Macdia a Tnjillft.iim< -wh^ pa.^jv.ft au'sy (Continood from Pago O n e)/' culture and ctvilizaUon. arrived for the conference on the AUKUel 1.5, 1S55., of St. Columba's Church done by FAT WMT ' tound them.' He gave up without Egypt, which is boycotting the' Quality Market j board of directors, and paaetetrou'nd a catalogue of what he called Re­ garet Jurovaty of Andover and chipper way, one." Mr Replying to a question about ; Report of Cbmmittee on "Reso- meeting. Me said in a statement i,a fight. ' publican sins, his armir upraised, Mrs. Ralph Secord of Hebron. Cheney, tastefully dreSsed in a There is likely to be no' argu­ "pre.ssure on you to accept the vice | lutions and Platform - House 5)I3fH/BJgiBi3ISiSfEJSJfi/cilSISJSJSI@JSJSl5ISj'3i^ high powers to a amalL^id Inside Vh III MfiC iN SR iM p EAST CENTER ST. AT PARKER S T .^ I 3-5867 Police yesterday questlon’ed sweat steaming. down his an^y, New Re«t«Urant "The Soviet delegation has ar­ gray coiri suit, whit* shirt, and ment about the usefulness of Mr. presidential nomination,” Johnson ; Democratic, leader John W. Me-1 i group." rived in I»ndon to this conference ; HOSHTAL BEDS " 164 Ea.sl C euter S treet — M l D-5261 Cooley about the fatal shooting handsbine face, down his blue col­ The Cardinal Coffee Shop, a new youthful black (pd white ahoes. Cheney's long life. said "I do not want it to appear Cormack of Massachusetts, chair­ ’DIAIOLIQUE" I hW 0 ( iriM iT of certain atates in order' to dis-1 a Shelton garage mechanic theri' Clement said American peo- lar, blue-shin, blue suit. Before realaurant, will open in Columbia greeted the pretis and a scattered His career is a-long list of direc­ that I do not have great respect man. • and WHEEL CHAIRS Open Thiirsdav p]vennijrs Until 9U)0 Aim o n e s io n o r e t cuss views on shipping through lasr August by a hitchhiker, but le “ are entitled to have him a c -1 esch stipulated tin of the enemy, oh Rt. 6 near Katsman's- COmera visitor or tw'o lit midmorning on torates. presidencies, foundings, for the office of Vice President." Address Sen. Robert S. Kerr FOR SALE or RENT and Saturdays Until Noon pk. the Suez Canal. In mir time inter- i establishments. It covers finance, found he had been in Jail at the t all rie^onaibiliUes that be- > asked, "How long, oh, how Thursday. It-w ill ba operated by 'STRANGE DdOR' the veranda of hiir home at 20 • "But I say to you with ail the of Okla^onia. and Rep. William L.' FURNITURE national disputes can be settled on- | engineering, iitiliUcs. Dawson of Illinois. Dcmocrafi'c time. He sei-ved eight months for Mrs. Elsie Hevves In the lower BORIS KARLOFF Hartford Rd. earnestness at my I'ommand that , KEITH 'CO.MI’ A X Y lonk to him-includtng that most ^ X * r e half of the Gamache building. ly through negotiations by th e; H"e made unnec«*ssary apologies Asked which aspect of his career I cip not have the.slighteat inlereat na^hal committee vl?« thair- ■ "V carrying a gun in his car. unb^rabl.'Ioad of all the respon-' , CHARLES LAUGHTON countries roncerned.’’ ® PHONE M l .1-41.59 ‘ Clearance Sale Everett's brother Milton, 28 Shower Given because his "locomotion is not he most . enjoys Tonlemplaling, in such an assignment." he added, ^mati The conference will be Shepl-| t J Miss Gloria Steinman, daughter what it used to be." But he moved Mr. Cheney said the engineering Guilford. Is also charged with mur­ Ity." lov's first big'international meet-j Lord, take our hand. Lead ua on! of Mr. and Mrs. George Steinman, STARTS WED.: - about quite well with some help. and mechanical work. He invented der In the Davis death. Police aay ■Frdntio Foreign Policy’ ing since he succeeded V. M. M o-, he drove' the getaway car. after was given a aurpriae bridal shower And at one point he left the the' first telephone system In u.se Clement/ald the Elsenhower ad S GARY COOPER HITS! lotov SS foreign minister June 1. | ENTIRE STOCK Everett bungled a robbery at- recently at the home of Mrs. Mar­ veranda unaided and walked out in Mhn{'hesl*r. He was active in minlstratloivshas' pursued a "fan­ Aa delegates gathered for the • I r tempt. shall Nuhfer of Columbia Lake. "DISTANT DRUMS" onto the lawn so that the photo­ ptechan'lcal supervision at Cheney tastic, franti);^ and fatal foreign . 22-nation conference, statesmen | Police quoted Miss Brookes as Gueats were former classmates at grapher could lake a colon photo Bros, for a numbe of years. policy" which lie said had dropped k m ElisM • Fraeis Da and newspapern^ut on mounting saying the couple parked on the Windham High School. Mlaa Stein­ "DALLAS" of him. Mr. Uhenej xIm s not regret the Che standing of\he United States Local Stocks pressure, fqjv ii compromise over way back from a dance in South­ man will be married Aug. 25 to T ii Canny The eklerly g e n t 1 e m a n's fact that Manchester has growK. REDUCED to an ‘‘all-time lo\^‘ among the na­ CHILOPCN FUfC the canal that would save, the pride s growth has ington July 28. A man appeared at John Young of Washington, D.C. countenance was bright and his ■ tions of the w'orld. ^)»vtnul3nd'.lJM,’’\tPiw..MluiiLlArf i , of both Britain and Egypt. been too rapid, and h>< that i the window- of the car and shined tjuotsUona Fumlaked By at the Columbia Congregational eves clear and Je_ was a gracious Coburn * Mlddlebrook, Ine, ii,; iaunoned rare: Heszzjd * f- THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO a flashlight on them, -but - when The Tennessee go\)«rnor accused Church. host. - ; , Mr. Cheney regretted "I hav'e | f.iii's Itavc been handled "sbtJsfBc- Davis grabbed at the flashlight he the Republicans ofXfavoring a Baak'Stocks Auguattn-'nbbits STOCK UP AND SAVE ...! not been as active In the past two | torily, and are in z*tiBfabtpry flred twice, then fled and escaped ‘fprlvlleged monoply"\ over the Bid Asked The marriage of Miss Abby E. Name Dr. (siiiiian First National Bank years s.s 1 used to be," but he I hands," , in a waiting car. farmers, small businea^nen and Tibblts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Workers of the country. of Mancheater . . . . . 29 84 Stewart I. Tibblts, Lake Rd.. to The car had been following them Hai'tford Natlonkt To Jaycee BoanI By contrast, he said, UieNpemo Thomas E. Aug;ustin, son of Mr. 'p — - - so spaced that machine thinning before. Bank and Trust Co. 29 V4 31V4 She said that she got behind the e.rats are ‘Yilose to the h e ^ t of TELEVISION Dr. pon Gulnan.has been elected Field Tesls Hint [ and weeding will be practicable. the people." adding that fhey’ pos- Conn.' Bank and A t present clumps of plants come wheel of the car despite a wound in Trust Co...... i.. 33 >i 361* , to aurceed Lee M. Silverstrin as] her arm and drove to a nearby sesa ‘‘the leadership and experience "'"seci etary of the Manchester Junior j up and have to be thinned by hand, Manchester Trust . . . 62 '6 7 M/ff 1. D B<‘el Kevolutioiii house for help. Davis was dead to conduct the affairs o f America OMOl UONf Chamber qf Commerce, it was an­ a time-consuming and costly w'hen she arrived! successfully on the*bome front an^ Fire Inaoraac* Companies PROGRAMS •V nounced today by George T. La-; operation. Aetna F i r e ...... 6 4 '* 67** Corvallis, Ore-. i/Pi Sugar beet , N t W ! This Month'. on world missions.” EASTWOOD Bonne, Jaycee president. Moreover. \V. A. Frazier. Ore­ *” I __' V artford Fire ...... 144 154 production will be revolutionized He assailed the GOP opposition Guinan was nairi^d to the . post if field tests-bf a new single-germ j gon Slate horticulturist, skya tlonal Fire ...... 130 14D RAffli NIaHnw J«aa TAjrUr hybrid crosses of monpgerm varie­ Love joy Lnlisls ' with cries of "Nixon, Dixon and Pfibenlx ...... 73 76 Video Everyday — by the Board of Directors at a [ beet variety are succes.sful. D. D. Yatea" , ., "party of privilege and DEARTH VS. All Rights Reserved — meeting last nigh(. Hill of Qregoh Stale College re-i ties are hieing developed for table ^ In Marine Corps pill4ge" . , , "the Republicans triple fe and Indemnity Ina. Coa. H. T. Dickinson A Co., Ihc. J Sil\*rstein was forced Ip resign ports. The new variety may end beets, bringing machine cultiva­ B— Benson, Below party and Aetn«vT^lfe ...... 178 188 ■I becaiisie educational commitments | hand thinning. tion and thinning, in that industry, Bankruptcy.” , Aetna ^Casualty ...... 1 2 5 135 FLYING SAUCERS” prevent him from attending Board i Hill sairT the U-S. Department of,- too. • ' A Manchester youth ^^a^Niinong <3onn. General...... 275 , 290 tiU He- sal(i President Elsenhower meetings. LaBonne explained to-; Agriculture reports the new mon­ a group of 16 enlistees who re­ Hartford Btiam Boll. 97 105 day. .Silverstein has agreed Jo aerve I ogerm varieties ready for testing "cannot Jim Hagertlze. his way Travelers 'ly...... 74 79 Tlie U.S. National Park Seirire ceived the oath of enlistment yea- through this whole campaign." He aa co-chalrnjBn for publicity- ' >in the field. They will be planted WHS established in 1916. terttey at. the Hartford Marine p W lo UtUlUea “THE WEREWOLT said "the farmer has been devita- ______^ ^ — : :------L_ ; Corps recruiting station. mized by the GOP and Bensonized Conn. Light Rower ... 19 21 S:U-li4e Conn. Power . y . 41 '43 Enlisting to serve for a period by Ezra "ft." He said "Poster WED.i "TRAPEZE" (In Color) of-three years was Robert M. (Dulles) ftddlss, fritters, frets and Hartford. Elec. M ...... 62 64 i Lovejoy; 17. grandson of Mr. and flits,'.' called him alternately the Hartford Gaa Go\.... 37 — ^ a m k T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Mrs. Miles Densmore of 57 Ridge "wandering minstrel" a n d the So. New EnglandX St. unguided miaaile." Tel...... 40 42 ELECTRONICS Capt. W. F„ Taylor, officer in “ ■^e cheering, howling delegates MBnufacturing C bR ip^es charge,. administered the oatW of Am. Hardware LABORATORIES * , V * ■ enlistment and the new Leather­ in the blue-trimmed conventibn hall loved it, though they seemed Arrow, Hart, Heg. necks dejiarted for Parris Island, Aaso. Spring S. C. . to-run down on steam tQWard the 277 BROAD end. Not (Element. His energy and. Bristol Brass . A former student at Howell Collins ...... YOU belong to your Cheney Technical School, Liovejoy breath control showed no let-up. Tonight Is "Kurk Night” T I I { V I S I 0 N A literary purist might argue Em-Hart ... RADIO Haaalaf fa New? lafatt was ' employed by the Jon'-Di Fafnir Bearing .... A OoIUr A Carfull Snack Bai; prior to his.enlistment that the length of his sentences CaiAt ta #ad atll faf fl^ left you breathless and his meta­ Landers-Frary Clk. t in the Marine Corps. N. B. Machine Co. . 1 mint M t llB iin 'm iw ( Ckakael S N.w Bavea, Casa. iSafdi la aalae# aaa Rfart • phors occasionally wrestled ' each ChaBBrl II Bartfard, Ceaa. other to the.grbund: N. Eastern Stcbl ., CkBBBCi n Sariasfleld, Maes. North an^ Judd . . . S. S B. Oreea Stanta# •ifm Ma. Atk .la barraw aar Ita^an* Item: "That kind of double- Clwaaei IS N.w Biiritaia...... Caaa, «a All Saira Russell M fg...... “im SSEUuaw tsr ^______B k t l U Watakkai______^ry. Coaa. Bata Yoa Seta Oar fartfaHa of #0 WlHlaM plant. faced campaign by the opposition Stanley Works .;.. Ckaaatl H Belyeka* Maie. Cal# L|UI* PapslaaT a — the vice-hatchet man slinging Ha call. A aeafnilctM pad- Terry Steam ...... PETS AND SDPPUES slandor and apreading half-truths Torrington ...... , lEFFin n im i niA Mtus VBTAViS(Mj liK I *) MiL'KEV MOUSR L'LDB AT TBE faSa af Kawte Jtttfat by while the top man peers down the U.S. Env’lp com . .. WARIIINA NATAUC will TYomcetee' 111) FLIPPY TBE CLOWN green fairways of indifference— (1» BOO IIABKLKV SHOW »1AN CHESTER PET CENTER faaiaat Aw rltaa arcHtaettI U,S. Env'lp. pfd . .. pluft **CmerfeiicT HotplUl*’ IM) COMEDY TIM K 99S Main SL— MI S-427S You yrl niorc enr tvhc7i you buy xt... "Will not be .tolerated by the Demo­ Veeder-Root ......

ODT WEST (la progrtM) viox'c dothxxif xvhexi you sell it! Chevy ' The above quotatipna are Dot to (:M (Ml MY RRRO Item: "There is righteous ground WED.: **Proud and Pr6fpn«^ TiM (Ml BPOETS lias the hiyhest rcsalr value, of the b* construed as actual markets. ' LITTLE BA8CAL8 Tilt (Ml WEATBEBVANB Icadixxy loiv-priccd.modcls! ' for objection that the farmer's In­ f:M It) STAG F t TiM I tl BOLLYWOOD PRESENTS ot> a d v e n t u b e t b e a t e b 1 i come fa being ploughed under 26 (Jene Aalry CkereaBC—-"JokBay Brare" per cent these past 3'.* years by (It-Ml NAME TBAT TI/ME (tl> WEATHF.B m-M) FEANKIE CABLE ' ' I ' ■ • -k , ■ . . the party that said wlien it came Nlarti I K»di Tadar (Ml HOL E FILM Into power that it was going to be TomorrsW f iwiildf Vrara'* Tits -NAVY LOO » A va.. .enticing:,, —"Falal Cre«l" (repeal) are ehanyiny to Chevrolet MASON SUPPLIES. (Ml DRAMA Carload for t;M ( t-t1-(U) FILM—"Tke Mae, Ba- primitive... she miist Wo Fiaanco Vsur j'ob* kedy Waatrd" j £ND8 TONIGHT SM CENTER ST,—Ml I8-8144 llt-U) JOE A MABEL Gary di^ce.. .one world (Ml,SNEAK PBF.VIEBS inches—o/lej! ixi Chevrolet’s favor! Better road- ' X llArbarA HUQwyrk , ' —"Calllag Terry Ceaway" Sales and official registration figures show that In ’‘BLOWING lYILU" DEMOCRATIC the higher priced cars are losing more and more ■ ■ ■ M g ' Iq C«lar DANvy Kay# (Ul PBANTOM OP TBK WEST CONVENTION road stability and sure-footed cornering At the *T«Qrt (U) TWIUOBT TBEATEB ltiM ( tl NITE CAP THKATEB buyers to Chevrolet. And it isn't just because a sundae f man to love! diM at) ADVIMTUBE TIME —"Mlrkey" _ ability. B^ter performance? Wefl,. Tom Wf’d. f:M (tl aPOBTiiUOPE (Ml NIGHTCAP EDITION Chevrolet costs less, either! *'DaaI 1e Tkt |U> PBONK YOL'E AN8WEB l:t^( tl NEWS McCahill, ^ o m o tiv e expert for Mechanix Asd C*-Nil 2YEARS IN PRODUCTION! THOUSANDS IN THE CASTI SiW <») 8POETS DIOUT^ diM < St WBATHEB roBEUAST Think about it for a nionicnt . . . Your If you buy a higher priced car instead of a Illustrated, «i^ ed Chevrolet "the greatest per­ ■ i 1st 2 .idult' 50' FKEl • iM I St WUELD NEWS TODAY ^ i n i NEWS IS Varietle* Of ehildren need and depend upon yon. Naturally Chevrblet, what do you get in return for those (U) tNUrSTBY’ ON PARADE formance buy ever offered at any time in S:M (It) SPOKTS BEVIEW BUNS you Jvantlhe best for them |n every way. Oije extra hundreds of dollars^ BH3WANI JUNCTION 1:N ( I) RCPtUlMAN , America!” Result: mqre buyers are deciding -PiiMiappl*, p»ad»—. ch«rriM (lit NEWS sure Way to set them on the road to future fdl yotty ioTerit* iruiU . . . rotUck* NEWS o r TBE BOOB of Every CIN b m a S c o P ^ ' WP.ATBEBCAST S.B.M. Services are designed to]'give you • 0 Z.million more owners than any QuMnl Tb* mgh poiRt of any TiU (1M«) DOCOLAS KOWABDB other makel ■ununor doyl A«k for JOHN DALY AND.TBB. N. Mala SL — Ml S-28SS - • - u s * , national 0 am It y'0 u £ e n development c o . NOW THBi: TI Kg. - V • PLUS • / NEWS Th« y«ar(* beat tatpehta alarz.. Only franehised Che^vrdeU dealers 7CHEVROLET4 display this fainoys trademark "DIABOLiqi'E" . ei.sMB «iiee»is ■« CINRN aS c o PE wo * eetesi Fisa t "BINNING WILD" / / N O R A U R ^ Y O U S A V E DAIRV QUEEN I M O N E Y HERE .8M HAK’n ’-QltO ROAD M7 .MIDDLE TPKE. WEST Owwsd nad Opemted Owned Md Operated 44S BartfM'RR. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc, •> AIXAS ». COIj n . By AL ELKIN. mgim £ , |T1 MAIN » T R | p # TELEPHONE Ml f.523B ^ T 3 5 " TT

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956 PAGE F 0U 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956 PAGRIXVB '1 Industry on the various planks. Bolton Rev. Mr. Pimm said h« would be Rockville Mrs. FDR Tells The drafting committee will take HOLLTVI4OOD Coventry Hebron GOP Delegates over Friday in hopes of having an Girls Enjoy Stay in^Denmark^ atermclon Contest pleased to visit aqjr new church acceptable pla'tform completed members. I Property Sales He also asked any rlien Inter­ Board of Finance Study Democrats Get and ready to present to the con­ Food Sale Listed Young '•w termelon eaters Former School Lec^r Held Spark Contest vention Monday. will', get an''^2pportunlty to ested in partiolpatlng* in a St. WHin CMMI Next Stop Cologne^ Germany Peter’s golf tournament, to com­ The actual reading of the plat- j ' By Legion Group dembnatrate tltelr. abilities I 'Listed by Clerk GAUDET municate w-lth Gardner Q. Shorey. form to the 1.323 delegates is / ■ V ■« Wedne.sday evening'-iyhen the SaunduM. Budget Requests for Toirn: Young Leaders nit Appointee On Race Issue K t S ll* COB- By EMILY 8MITH ••• The two leaders jat the tropp ^beral handicaps will be given acheduled Wednesday. ^ Coventry, Aug.- 14 (Special) — Recreation DepartmentJKild.'i a Hebron Aug. 14 (Special)- • Re-: 7B5 MAIN 9T. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S verted from ' Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. 10 : stayed at the Guide House aa' the I contest to ae. w-ho can^''egt and there will be a good'time for ------r - p • It Is expected to be about half The..' Auxiliary o f the American : corded recently by Town Clerk RocktnUe., Aug. 14 rSpecial) (Continoed (rom Page One) •These cannot be made without (ConttnnA) from l^go One) rear-wheel to — "It’s the most wonderful city in Kuests of Miss Gunner Steffenaen, the most the fastest. ^ all. The tentative date is Sept. 8, CLOSED MONDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST D o cto r^ Bolton. Aug. 14 (SMCiaU^ Ac­ aa long, ai 1952'a 4,000 word docu­ i *n»e -annaul task of preparing a tion taken by four membefs pres­ : long and serious thought. froni-whec) the world, and If I ever come back '4'ho aometimea viaited Manchea- Legion will have a food sale Sat-_ The competition, one of 'the ^■Mrs. Charles P. Miner are the fol­ w-hlch allows plenty of time for presidential nomination. Tnlman ment. propelling, or practice. town budget begins tonight as the ent at last -night's meptfng of the ^ "As a Board member 1 felt that tempt to divart atdihuon from the Arriving leaders continued to to Europe that’a where I want to 11*''- urday from 10 a.^. to 3 p.m. in highlights oK Djs pla.vgiotind lowing real estate transacUOns:l to all 5-inch live; the people were so wonderful Ignited Stateir-and working at the Board of Finance atarla consider^ Membci'!i i.f the >;anthester ii for Harriman, 64. ' - Board of Educatlon^ay result In , I had to view all questions in mef- true iasuei. involved in this con­ predict unanimous and-.fast ap­ the South Coventry Firehouse. program, will liri held at all 10 JoSe'ph..and Ella Grossman have tion of appropriation requesta>y Medical Assn,, who will reapond casters.. so friendly and did everything they Danish Embassy in Washington, tow-n pla.vgroiinds. Awards w-ill ' sold lo Ldulg and Helen Whitmer .1 Manchester Evening Herald He­ r "DIAM ONDfs^Tt^llobo ~1 Mrs,. Roosevelt's calm delivery naming Ale.xaiyWp-'''J. Plante to : erehce to the needs of tho chil­ test," the Spencer-Yerger brief de­ proval of the Eaaenhower - Nixon Home bakifd goods and garden • the various town departmenirAnd to emerKeniy calls tomorrow fill the unexplreti term of the dren to be educated, the school 5 7 2 .0 6 could for ua. I just love Copen- i She la known by many Manchea- he presented. a tract of 77 4cf:ea on Old Colches­ bron correspondent. Miss Susan was in contrast to the "give 'em clared. ticket. hogen ** Ler girls, and leaders and has been produce will be available. I CHECK OUR PRICES— THEN SHOP AROUND I orgajl^zaUons. afternoon and eveiilng are pr. Rev. .1, Rlrhgfd Yeager. The local )>er8onnel who educated tji^m and Holy Day Scliednle ter Rd.; BerthaTtowalskj has sold Pendleton, .telephone, .ACademy Dargest request, as u»>ial; will be hell" oratory of Gov. Frank Samuel, Bodine. head of the 38- 8-3454. I WE BELIEVE YOU MLL COME BACK ' I Hfrbert Snyder, tel, 0-1551 and mlnliter's/formal resignation was the taxpayers who paiirfMhe bill. The 0 o 1) t e a t subcommittee member New-. Jersey delegation, Theie. and other similar exprea-' more or leas in charge of plana Confessions will be heard today a house and land on Burnt Hill Rd. Uii education budg^'A t a meet­ to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Driscoll 6f I EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE | Dr. Howard Loc'.ward (adults), Clement of Tennessee who spoke also a c ^ upon at the meeting. It w-as never easy to arrive at an headed by Albert K. Mitchell, New told newsmen ' that both will be tkttywMf Om Telkt Cmmm6 •Iona were uttered by the members, at 7:30 p.m. in St. Mary's ing last month. Board of Edu­ South Coventrjil and Suburbhn lei. 9-3243. just before her. Plante, a resident of Baybcrry acceptable foamula. Mexico national committeeman, nominated "on the. first ballot-" Fin oier avecage toilet of Senior Girl Bcout Troop I as thcy''-®".J^ * tiip.ftgd the last one. Church. Masses tomorrow will be A-En«jiiie Runs * cation prepared' and submitted a will hear the MiaaiasippI delega­ Flatatea have sold a house and land After endin;, his convention key R5K was accepted as a candidate "I have no legacy to leave you bowl. Sturdily con- at 7 a.m., 9 a.m., and 7:30' p.m., Townsend Tour budget recmeit of *740.390, an in­ the Board and the, chairman but 1 do have a prayer: May, God tions in .executive aesaion. Harold Staasen'a boom for Gov. r r h ^ r ^ r p u M on Hebron.-Bolton Rd., to Floyd crease qf^7,30S over the present note speech, Clement, 36. pre' Christian Herter of Massachusetts itructed.'Eaiily cleaned. ■ i railroad station In Copenhagen on and at St. Joseph's Church . in| 66 Days, Nijjjlils FW YOUrOLD WATOH requested tij poll the vacationing, grant you w-iadom, understanding, Mitchell's subcommittee also Wednesday. 1,-riday p^t Baldwin an- Eagleville at 7:30 a.m. Odell. achookippropriation. .sented Mrs, Roosevelt as "The fi members of the Board. Mrs. Ray­ w-ill hear a South Carolina diapute as a replacement for Vice President Couple Vacationing Include Chile lad.v . of the world." It wap/the integfrity and furthermore, may $51.00 noiinced that she was going back Return to Town , l ^ t week the Board of Se,iect- Hospital Notes mond P. Jewell. Philip G. .Dooley He grant you'a senaO of satisfac­ In w-hlch David Do^prs of Greenville Nixon w-as dismissed by Bodine.-as On Load of Fuel Mr. and Mra. Albert A. Coolidge CAMERAS ~ SHAVERS — CLOCKS ^ S n submitted its budgeU Al­ title Speaker of the Hoijse Sanii the result of "ill advised counsel.’’ hagen ani^tayed^th^he famllie.H I (Q wonderful city again aa Mias Anne -Reynolds and Miss and Vincent Krzealeki on hia ap­ tion for having done your duty." heads a group challenging a dele­ of some of the Girl Guides w-lth | j,ad had a most marvelous Janet .Reynolds have returned to' and family are spending a vacation Santla^, , Chile. Aug. 14 ‘/P;-, . GREETING CARDS — GIFTS. — RINGS though no figures were reledsed, la Rayburn of Texas 'gave.^ r when 'The foreign ministry saj-s group \ Isiting Hours: Private rooms, pointment to the post. Formal ac­ Chairman Jensen said that gation headed by Mrs. John E. WELDON DRUG CO. whoni they had been camping. They time there and had. Just loved the their home after a w-eek's vaca­ Washington. Aug. 14 c/pi — A j Champlain member of the Board indicated a I he Introduced her to the 1952 tion on the appolntrnent of. Plante Since World War II, as much of­ Carr Visits Town Capt. Peter ToWgaend, Princess 110 a-m. to 8 p.m.; maternity and . though the Board would "sorely Messervfy of Charleston, national w-ere treated like princesses in family with whom she stayed. All tion in Camp May. N.J. duplicate of the atomic engine alight increase was being asked. Democratic conveijjH^..... has been scheduled ^or a special committeqwbmai.. fice apace haa been built In New- Authorized Dealer Allan L. Carr was again a vis­ Margaret’s former suitor, js" gMhg I semi-private wards, 2 to ^ p.m.;; ' and dearly miss Dick,” he felt sure these homes, with plenty of good of- lhe other girls echoed her sen­ Golden .Annlversary w-hlch pow-ei's tlie submarine He attrilnited the increase general­ ' . "Go in an^003 | "But." she said figl^ to the Credentiala Commit enhagen Included "The Little Mer­ family an(l Immediate relatives in tlie relinhilitj- and stamina of "we still have Valley Regional High School at /i^um. Membera present In addition tee of the convention Monday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freder­ "War II hero plans to arrive in Ihe meeting, scheduled for 6 Tolland, Tpke.; Fred t n e r, ■ a job to do." maid," the' bronze figure of the Penacook.' f .-es.'.iirlzed w-nter reactors Tor Deep River for a year ami a half.' to the Rev. Mr, Yeager w-ere In Huge Blaz(^ ship propul.sion." It added: ick Bromley, w-ss christened Pa­ Chile in October. o’clock this evening at the Town | Simsbury; .Mrs. Eiizab^HV Gray.] ' y ------He joineil that school's staff fn Confident that they will be able heroine of Han* Christian Ander-' Returns Home Jensen. John McDermott and Nor­ to turn out a "brief. fOi-t'hright and "If the Nautilus it.self had made tricia, The Rev. Douglas F. ^ m m Hall. 1* not a public h«,^ng. Mrs. | Wapplng; Mrs. Shiiley Adamo. 65 1952 as guidance director. The sen's tales, situated on a rock look­ i Pauline Denise Little r|turned officiated. Sponsors were. James man Pretiss. honest" document, other Republi­ 'to her home yesterday-after a 2- a cruise for tali, length of time— Kainirr, Grace to Viait U.S. ■Psass said, explainln^..^ that a ' Bigelow St.; Mrs^.^ngle . . . Bourret Board w-as told_ that Plante's |ob ing out in the harbor; the foun- Nicosia. Cyprus. Aug. 14 ,iA>‘ Higgins and Doris Kanter. . budget hearing would-be held later i Taylor St.. Talcottville; Ra.vmond Orangemeii Here Persunalsunal Mentiony can leaders buckle dow-n today to tain of Gefion, commemorating the ' Fire destroyed some 85.000 chick- I weeks vacation with relatives. In 1.600 hours—si; i- ' cpiild have with the State 'is rated "unclassl- Mr. and Mrs,"ThomasMrs, 'Tl Johnson ^_The_ceremony w-aa w-Unessed by ■^er the Board has held an op- Demers. 2 3 Charter Oak St.: fled" and as such, he may accept ttaetedious job of writing a national goddess Gefion, who was supposed, ens today at< the farm of a British I Chaplin and Eastford. steamed at top speed, .submerged, Monte Carlo, Monaco, Aug. 14 (iet l^dge Posts and family of the Center have re­ convention platform tha* will “go millionaire. P. ;0. G. VVakeham. a-olind the world and many a congregation of 100. In hia ser­ (jW—Palace Officials confirmed to- p^tunity to study the requests. 1 James Dqhfbwski 66 Elro St,; ,non-pa.vlng public office. to have all the land she could mon the Rev. Mr. Pimm spoke on; ■rtiU.will be the first town budgcj Calvin Kirk. RFD 3. Manchester; turned from a vacation spent at right down the line" In endorse­ The cau.se of the Are w-as not I Manchester Evening Herald thousands of miles more.'* day.Prince Rainer III and Princesa In another personnel question. Mt, Elmore, Vermont where they plough, sway from SW-eden for the subject of baptism. The baby is •t theipresent Finance Board hasy^m es 'Kilpatrick. H Lakewood Four local Orangemen w-ero Principal Richard B. Mather re­ ment of the Eiaenhower adminis­ Copenhagen, ao she changed her Immediatel.y determined Authori- i Cdventr.v correspondent, 5frs. Grace w-ill leave Le Harve Sept. 7 also attended a 4-day fair at tration. : L Little, telephone, rilgrim the granddaugliter of Mr. and Mrs. aboard the liner United States for prepared. Coining into existence; Circle; Miss Nellie Craugh. 27 elected to offlce.s In the Grand ported there had been no appli­ Stow-e. three sons into oxen and, pldughed ■ **^°*/^*.^^ tMs past Spring, the Board re- CoHgge St.; Mrs. Thelma Frac- Sen. Prescott Buah of Connecti­ away a large section during the : undeiground fighting 2-6251. C .o i'v n try Gardner Q. Shorey. a visit of' several weeks in the cants for the position of school Mr. and Mrs. How-ard P. J.enaen " On Piirloiiglis placed the previous unit which re^ chia. ''Andover; Mrs. Sadie How- Chnplep, Royal Black Preceplory. and board secretary despite ad­ cut. chairman of the resolutions ttegutar $6 50 Value . . . N O W ONLY night; Rosenborg Castle, one of the : Cypriot movement United States. ' signed en masse following a hlUcv ard. 26 Delnfont St. at the 56th biennial conclave and three sons of Rt. 85 returned committee, explained;. Older castles In tt)e city, Amalien-., f/k irtg '•"‘0" Mr. and Mra. James Higgins are vertising over Iw-o recent week- this w-eekend from tw-o weeks va­ d l ^ t e over cuts In the e d i t i o n I ADMITTED TODAY; Donna I ends in three area papers. It' was "This U an Eisenhow-er conven­ Tuition Contract spending a I5-da.v leave from the yesterday of the Supreme Grand cation apent at North Truro on borg castle, w herA he^val family ‘ J " Ihoiisaal Vendelle lo Play \ r , 1 1 1 ' Patuxent River Air Base, Md. Hig- ^ ^ - 1 Nutter. RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. {felt A-acations may have affected Cape Cod. tion. We wiirhave a platform that ^ ‘ lou Get QltTkis Se.*:.sinn of Loyal Orahge Lodge.s la triie to the basic Elsenhow-er V o l c c l b y I j o s r c l • a member of the U.S. Mar- Outdoor B eM tetbeU ^a* uda Way. R rt( 2. Andover. ' this sftiistion and the Board di- ‘ Mr. and Mrs. V. Chandler bor; the round tow-er; and Chris-lv«_, „„ While the final ga^es of the! BIRTHS YES'TERDA'y; A son at the Hotel Statler. Hartford. I reeled the position be ,re-adver­ philosophy." A SINGER*-iroin«d maduHik will inily Carillon • I inea. Mrs. Higgins is a mangier of T O Y S They are Philip Wllllnms pr Birch' Foster, accompanied by their tian^rg pastle, a bem.llful ni^odern ; ^ P engineering firm the WAVES. ^ I Outdoor BasketbaR^ague will be ^ j,r. and Mrs. Robert Fahle 401 tised. ' your horn, and... , Coventry. Aug. 14 (Special) — W F()R THE KIDDIES Mountal I Rd.. first deputy grand daughters, son and two grandchil­ . Bush and other key leaders of castle where royalty and dUtin- handling war office contracts, Chiirrh News ^ played tonlghUy-lui all-atari team Center St,; a son to Mr. and 51rs. l-etlers RecelvMl the resolutions committee will w Adjust and Solonce Tentiont Hartford. 14 — Emil H. The Coventry Board of Educstion ^ f Large Assortment ma.ster; William Brennan. 19 dren,. have been visiting Mi-s. guished guests are entertained. j , „ t yesterday an undetw-aur onneur of the 56- The Young People's FellowMrfp from the io^|g1gague will mee't'«n Vernon S An b 0 r n. Andover: a The Board received letters of Foster's parents. Mr. and Mrs. meet today to consider rough V Check Fabric-handling machanism Vendelte,. ca Edgerton St., second lecturer; Wil- W-"Da-linl"EnliiiaThracHl-handlingassaihhlV^ Moat of the group/visited Trlvili ho^h. apparently set by an bell carillon 8l\the St. . Joseph has voted to accept a 4-year con­ group left from St. Peter’s RpOtory all-star tesifi from the Manchester j dsjighter to Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur 11-1111 Stratton, 35 Garden St., sec­ resignation frqm Mrs. Frances George Smith at Lake Winnis- drafts of platform planks and agal.n. RscrtaUOh League Friday night. ; Peck,. Dart Hill Rd.. ROckville a W Oil ofllire Machina and lubricota Motor, • m \ * jEOKA frogrfiah, sank the yacht Oratorv in treal, (Canada, tract w-ith the Windham Board of at 2 p.m., for their beaclytrip. ^Arthur Drug; Stores j ond grand standard bearer and Marcham. its secretary, and .the qiiam. New Hampshire. proposals which the Connecticut Hprvlal Bus Trip (,f another 6i1lish millionaire, F l o y ’s all-star game will b e, daiightei^ to Mr. and-Mrs. Alfred Rev. J. Richard Yeager, Board Senator ha.s gathered in con- if nocostary will be the featured artist in Education to. provide secondary In an announcement ^Sunday the Tliomas Tedford, grand tyler. Mias Bette Foster entered the On Thursday afternoon, the'Capt. Charles Worthington, at Trinity College's weekly carillon j-.j, .played at the West Side outdoor I Covenakv. R^D, Wapplng member, w-|th great reluctance. employ of the Society for Savings ferencea with the President and V' Impact Motor and check wiring for sofa to toWn high school The above officers wen installed w-hote group, together with some j Kyrenia Harbor acraas the island, concert, to be given Wednesday u o u . eburt in Manchester. A r^urn b ir t h s TODAY: A son to Mr. Chairman. How-ard Jensen said St Hartford .yesterday as a key administration key men- well as imulatian > of their Danish, friends and three I VVorthjngton' commands a secui'i- at a public ceremony last eve­ that though the Board often I party leaders over the country. evening at 7:15 p.m. -The weekly " 'ndham High School, and Mrs. Hoi^rd S. Hoffman. ning ill the ballroom of the Statler, punch operator. a Ir.* supply of 06 end N..dl.s y English Hangers, who had been at | ty guard aasigned to'^protect the concerts, free to the public, w ill! For the coming school year. 197 / REPEATED BY PUBUG DEMAND acheduled. Storrs. makes mistakes, he felt It had ; Tomorrow the committee w-ill the jamborette near 3holm. trav- ; island's British governor. Field Read hiirFLEISf^MANN’S The Rockville roster will include Tollow-ing which the officers w-ere •w B.lt end Bobbin'Wind.r Ring (if nMdad) continue through August. ' Coventry pupils will attend Wind- d is c h a r g e d YESTFr DAY: done a most outstanding job when ! .Manchester Evening Herald ‘ split into 10 .subcommittees. to eled by special bus to Elsinore, on Marshal Sir John Harding, itcst" Furniture Sale in Rockville's History Burir Carlson, foi^ner University of guests of Manchester Lodge at a it hired Mrs. Marcham. Her res­ I hear spokesman of labor groups. Vendette Is a member , of. the! ham High School, an increase of B A ^ R U I T UqUID.ATION .SALE OPEN TO THE PURUO Mrs. Florence Tomlinson. 74 Tsii- social period. Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph the tip of the island of Zealand, Guild of CariIlonneiir> in North 34 over last year’s total of 163. Cmttiectictit atari John Ltisa. a ner St.; Anton SImler Jr., Wap- ignation w-as accepted w-lfh re­ •D'ltalla, telephone Mitchell I farm organizations, business and SINGEftlEW ING CENTER w-here is. located Krpnborg Castle, (formerly) COMMANDER WOODWORKING CO. Idriief Pnidf Rives you more IrftH - toa4 anf* aad«* SBICC* SlWtHC MACHMie C4 America. He received his musical i A stipulation in the contract is Hartford Dusty League star, Glen ping; Mrs. Eva Werner. 11 Cross ■ TTiis morning, joint sessions of gret and the Board wished her S-554S. auppoaed to be the setting for 66 WEST ROAD^ROCKVILLE, CONN. ' Narkon, former Rockville High the Ogange Lodges and Davrihters well In her new- job. Red Ex-Aide-Dies, training ih Canada, the U n i t e d I that the pact can be terminated by St.; Pauline White. South Coven­ - 4 - Shakespeare’s play, "Hamlet." Of .Finished Furniture: School standout; Fred Welngsrt of Libei-ly w-er«t follow-ed by a noon The Rev, Mr. ‘Yeager in His let­ ^ M A I N ST.— TEL. MI 3-8883 States and Europe. In the latter., Oither pai-ty. but- such action enjoyment at less cost! try; Mra Madeleine WitkowakI DOBBIN’S EARNINGS special interest here wert the dun­ he studied at the famous carillon quires' the terminating p a rt^ to ner, now playitig at American In-iand-Awignfer. 155 Union St Rock- luncheon, w-hen Mayor Harold " A. ter of resignation said "I respect Victoria (/P)—Horses are on the geons, in one of which Is s stone Field Case Fij^iire Corner Coffee Tables. Reg. $15.00 .,. ,NOW $6.50"^ Tiirklngton o f Manchester and Xchool at Mechlin. Belgium, under j give notice during the mojith of Oblong Coffee Tables Reg. $21.00 . . . .NOW $9^.00 To get more enjoyment in a whiskey, look at UmaObnal Cbllege; Ronald Frey.ville; Mrs. Carolj-n Bentley 18 you for your dedication to the job payroll of the provincial govern­ figure of Holgert the Dane, The July three years in advanj of the Mayor Joseph Cronin of Hartford, of serving on this Board. I real- ment, The highw-a.va department CHICKEN storv goes that when Denmark l.s Berlin. Aug. 1.4 i/Pi'- A West thi late'Jef Denyn. the “ Proof.3 For “ P roofl tells a whiskey's and Jim Doherty, from the Willi-1 Canterbury ,St.; Mrs Apolonia In'\1939 Vendette supervl.sed the termination date. Lamp Tables. Reg. $.30.00...... y . . .NOW $ 1 2 .5 0 mantle SUt# Teachers College | Boexar and son. 7 Unden PI representing Governor^ Rlbicoff, iize It is not an/ easy one. In ad­ pays *B.80 a day for a singld horse, In danger, he will aw-ake and lead ; Berlin new-spaper reported today Coventry w-lll pay SdTt.l per pupil End Tables. Reg. $30.00 ...... NOW $ 1 2 .5 0 - “ strength.5* Today, most leading blends are brought greetings. Speecliea w-ere dition to being a very time-con- and *6 for a team. The horses are Ihat. Willi Kreikemeyer -r- former installation of a 47 r bell carillon team; Joe Doherty, allll playing Rockville; Gary Elderkin. 47 BAR-B-Q hia people to victory. at t,he Monastere St. Jean' Bap­ to Windham for itx tuition pupils Corner Lamp Tables. Reg. $33.00,.. .NOW $15.00 no more than 86 Proof. But Fleischmann's high school basketball; and Ed-1 Hammond St.. Rockville; Mrs. also made by Supreme offlcej-p auming task, there are many im­ supplied by. farmers to grade roads Also viaited on the trip w-ere head of Communist Ehat Ger­ this coming yegri or a total of and committee chairmen. portant decisions to be made. near their farms. Jaegersgarden, a Girl. Guide train­ many’s ralTway system and a tiste. in Ottaw-a. Canada. He play­ Step End Tables. Reg. $30.00 NOW $ M .5 0 is a full 90 Proof! This means that you get M rd Rosmarin. former New- Brit- ■ Ethel Goodwin. 403 W. Center Soturday, Aug. 25 ed the inauguration recital and *67.965. / ^ ain Teachers College star who I St.; Mrs. Janet Peck And son, A lour of places of Inte.est In ing center, and the Deep .Park at figure in the Noel Field "spy caae” Room Dividers. Reg. $39.50 ...... NOW $12.00. more flavor—and enjoyment in every drink. the Hartford ares this afternoon in Benent: Bncklngham Klampenborg. At the latter place, ■'—Is dead. , w-as appointed carlllonneur during later played with .the Hartford | RFD 3. Rockville; Mrs. Mabei the same year.. V e n d e 11 e also 'filanrheitter Evening Herald 3 Drawer Coffee Tables. Reg. $55.00. NOW $ 2 4 .7 5 Hurricanes of the Eastern Profes- Strickland. 168 Main St. chartered.buses will he followed b.v Congrirgatlbnal Chnrrh there are over 2,000 deer roaming 'The Berliner Zeitung newspaper Whiskies are taxed by the U. S. Govern­ i supe^priSe^ttie installation of the rnrrespdndknt 51rs. Charles Little, 6 Drawer Dreswers. Reg. $127.00 . . . .NOW $ 5 9 .0 0 .atonal Basketball League. ------a buffet in Orange Hall. Manches­ Servings—5-6-7 through the park. Automobiles said its information came from a telepmine Pilgrim 2-6251. . ment on the basis of Proof. Although ter Center, in charge of Fred are not allow-ed in the park so the Communist railw-sy official in East 55-b^l RaiSlUqw Tow-er carillon at 9 Drawer Dressers. Reg. $167.00 . . .NOW $ 7 8 .0 0 Tcmighta’ league games sre , BEFORE YOU CONVERT Adults $1.75 Niagara Falls'iMjd presided-at the Fleischmann pays $1.03. more per case iq scheduled as follows: Sport Center i V f j i r t n n '' Rsaw/ax Lewie and Gustave Peterson. The scouts w-#nt through .if" In horse- Berlin. iTie report did‘”not say how- De Luxe Desks. Reg. $75.00 ...... NOW $ 3 3 .0 0 VI. Z a u r 's . 6 o'clock;^glon ve. lYHye 31CK, delegates will return to Hartford Children Under 12, 7,1c .draw-n carriages. The deer were so or w-here Kreikemeyer died. clavier for the inauguration reci­ taxes than 86 Proof blends, Fleischmann's INVESTIGATE tal of this carillon on Domini, Step Night Tables. Reg. $42.00 ...... NOW $ 1 9 .0 0 Varsity, 7 o'clock. Games are ~ at 8 p.m. Reservations: tame that the scouts got several Kreikemeyer was purged in Plywood and Lumber: 75,000 Sq. Ft. Plywood and Liirpbcr Work costs YOU less than many lower Proof brands. •Mrs. AIvnh Russell—Ml S-688B good close up pictures of some of 19.lb on charges .he had connec­ Day, July, 1. 1948. played at the outdoor courts in Condition Critical Tlie highlight of the convention Last year, he supervised'*' the In Process, Jake Trucks, Cardex Files, Woodworking .Machinery, Try Fleischmann’s—you’ll agree that it's Henry Park. Playoffs will begin w-ill be the grand banquet tomor­ them. Glnny Field thought the tions w-ith Noel FVeld. former U.S. Insurad Against Addreasograph Machine, etc. deer w-ere nlCe. but that the horses State Department employe w-ho installation of the carillpn at the the best blended tchiskey value in America! Aug. 30. (Contluued from Page One) row- evening at 6:30 In the Statler St. Joseph Oratorj-, ^ifere he is FOR LLMITED TIME O.VLY—Dealers Invited Building'l^rmit Granted •ba IniunT- KntertaUiiiieni will—BF w-ere even lovelier. w-as imprisoned b y - Communist VACATION RAIN? 4 Hungary in 1949 aa a spy. Field now- carillonnetir. (fornierl.v) Building Inspector Roland P. Misa Raye failed isat w-eek in an RUID IEAT ..Shopping also took up much of provided by the Landerman Band Trinity's w-eekly^ carillon con-j M . 0 7 $ 2 . 5 6 ■Usher has laaued a permit to Dr. effort to-obtain a Florida divorce the girls' time, and many a young waa released in 1954 but stay()d in of Hartford, Everett MacClilggage • Boilers Hungary. certs, continue Uf-^row- in popular­ If ngt, call * COMMANDER WOODWORKING CO. MeyeF Malkin for construction of a ffom her fifth husband) Edward T. of this town will , render Scotch- Manchester miss will be sporting 66 WEST ROAD.T-ROCKVILI.E. CONN. bracelets. earrlhgA rings and Unofficial repo.rla in 1952 said ity, with laat/'week's concert at- ; 4/5 QUART PINT split-level dwelling on Reed St. Begley, a dancer. • • Irish songs: speeches and dancing • Wall Flame trading oygr 500 people to the ' LEE M. SILVERSTEIN 15 .MINUTES ON ROUTE 85 TO SPRINGFIELD Circuit Judge Stanley Milledge ins of Danish silver this winter, a Soviet nviblcry court sentenced Pnrtdng Lots Oiled w-ill^ round out’ the program. DEVELOPING Kreikemeyer to '25 years in prison CoUege's^^pacious campus. A j AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES! BLENDED WHISKEY • 90 PROOF . t S E GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS The two municipal parking lots, diamiaaed her petition on .grounds • Warm Air Units ot many purchased the Royal Ml 9-063B - Public {installation by the Mas- Danish Porcelain, which is also and deported him to the Soviet guldey can 901 M AIN STREET 319 BROAD ST. Ml 9.4539 without chorgo! ing, Park St. The fair will be held hfar- thenr chewing' the leaves. at the Vernon Elementary School r — - - ^ WED. ONLY Friday and Saturday. World Green Stamps 'Given With These Specials-' Eventa Tonight Tlie Women of the Moose will M a i d e n f o r m meet at 8 o'clock at the Moose NATIVE WAYBEST Club, with a ngieetin^ of the exectK ^ ! live cotnmittee called for 7:30. M am batn'sOldts^inat^^ CUT .UP The RockviIle;Vernon Taxpay­ ers Asan. meets- in the Superior Court Room at 8 o’ clock to discuss the recommendation of the city- appointed committee that two school districts be established. C h ick e n s PLANNING For Frying or Broiling. . , William Wlenefeld t o William Wienefeld. 81. died aud- denly- Saturday at his home in Leominster. Masa. He w-aa born in SKINLESS Thera. Is o Mofdeiiferin bra ' Rockville May 26. 1675. leaving BUY, BUILD here in hia early twenties to go into vaudeville, Wliere he present­ ed a tambourine- act. -Me spent fa fif every figure fype . fo undoHIiit most of his life in this field until OR REFINANCE? lua retireinent some - years ago FRANKS i s - f ■ ' . . ' w-heh he w-ent to Leominster -to 5-Lb. Bex. 53 'i - t reside. , . S«« Sovings and Loqn whara you con d*. He leaves his w-l/e, Mrs. Helen aecl||af this scaioH's new fathiop sllheuaffas. pand on rad cooparation, halpful odviea , . ■>. Wienefeld of t«ominster, and tw-o IMPORTED CANNED slaters. Miss Rose Wienefeld and and a ganuina intarast in your individud Mrs. Elizabeth Herron, both of naad.s. Rockville. I:: Maidenform ore ueftwarfby for fholr Funeral aen-icea were held in Leominster Ihia morning w-lth I ' *' burial early this afternoon in HAMS S c ,. $2.2* Grove Hill. Cemetery. Rockville, 2 Lb. Average. i ftafle ppliffinq powers, fkair tamplafa whgre the Rev. Goixion E. iHohl, pastor of the First Lutheran Church, conducted the .service. A lO V E: ★ PRODUCE DEPT, ★ "C h.a n * e n « 11 *"• Maidenform'* circular camferf and long wear. We skafeh our , AH Talcottville anil Vernon ititched cotton bra. A dream of fit and newa Ite4ns are now being handled tIATIVE i ax ‘f- through The Manchester Evening ,comfort. So soft and extra absorbent! Herald Rockville Bureau. 7 W. four mo$f popular sfylas. All coma la Main St., telephone TR 5-SI.36. WE GIVE .ME^’g SHIRTS TENDER CARE, TOO. — Liberal valuations $2 EACHI I.eCELLOPHANE WRAPPED. 225 — Prompt decisions TOMATOES ' ichUe cotton WE HAVE \ — Built-in economy LARGE SIZE CAUFORNIA* * DEXTROSE .< NEW MODEL 29 CANTAIOPES ' "p ai6HTl. ' ' BUSINESS HOURS: ' ^Arthur Drug Storosj LAUNDRLA DRY CLEANIN8 GOOD EATING CALIFORNIA BARTLETT ■ '-'Concerto Tri-line", the^ A A A 4^ dP OUR DELIVERY AREA INCLUDES: > Monday, Tuesday, Friday— 9 A- M. to 5 F. M. 3 point mii'acle straps take ROLTON • COLUMIIA the tension off the shoul­ ANDOVER COVENTRY Wednesday— 9 A. M- to 12 Noon I' 1 - 5 29 CALL PEARS '" ' ders to distribute p beauti­ Thur^ay— 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. ful Il6 evenly* here— and Honey Wagon GREEN STAMPS I ■ THESE ASt 1-PAY SetClAlS ONIVI | Closed Saturdays there— and here! W In'te Completif FREE broadcloth 32A-42C, . Septic Tank PARKING $ 2 . 5 0 Se^rvfce avings ^ 'Available 32-42D...... at $3 24 Ho«r S«rv{cc • 9 7 4 CaHs Sdags t LiNuAssociatiM-10117MAS. MAIN ST. \ 9.2230 e \ /I f t t /' X X X kANCHESrfiB EVENING HEftALp/MANCIIESTER, CONK, TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1958 PAGE snc » t ^ MANCHESTER EVENIN^HPRALD, MANCHESTER. C0 NN« TUESDAY; AUGUST 14, 1956 PAGE SSVBf, ■ f In this srA to ihodsration, reason,, ■book is. of course, significant as Members working on hooked ruga of great interest and It is hoped are j^uested to bring them’ in, that aa many member* as possible Under the traditional pattern of ®murlfpatpr aq^ restraint In BrlUah foreign the statement of views and theory Droodles of one who could poseibly the finished or unfinished. Articles will turn out f®'’ I*'** event. If illivaii Quits Butler Blasts news coverage of national politi­ policy. But the combtnatlon/Of Connecticut next secretaiy of state, end whose, By ROtiEB PRICE •contributed by members will be on anyone la in need of transporta­ cal conventions by exercising our Sopning Ifptaid emotional pride an<* economfc in­ Sky watch Schedule newa judgment in reporting ele-. ■itm.iMHMn BV ~ n u claim to that office would natu- sale. tion. please call Mrs. Hannah W il­ D o*// Radio rall.v be aided by. this book,, if It liams. •> menta of the convention sto ry .. . " Cosmetiss m .-»*i.n PIUNTIBG CO.. INC. terests has brought bn a phase l^ankee WDBO—IIM Eaatoni Daylight 'Dma ^ .idspital Bed CBS Film Cut U BUatU Street should be favorably »eceived'.*Th»t Wapping Wetlncsiia y, Aug. 15 Butler, who said the Democrats in which British jpblicy lts*lf does had . spent "many thousands o f T H O *!^ 1 ? ‘“ i»fc:kg'SsoN By A. H. O. it sho'uld be publicly Heviewed by 1 I Wapping Orange, No. 30. will Midnight— 2 a m...... Volunteers Needed not quite resUa^ wiiat 41 is U)reat- ' Derby, Aug. 14 (M—E*' Sullivan. Chicago, Aug/ 14 UP)—Demo­ dollars" to get the film produced, W ^ T B R R. rifiRaUSON the President.’ and rather favora- hold its annual, mystery ’ ride to­ STOP TOOTH DECAY!! Tbs following program aoliod-«*4tts- 2 a.m.--4 *.m. , ...... Volunteers Needed ' Publliberev . .. ening. . , r-l-blv,. is the kind of break no poll- night. Grange memberj are asked ulss ATo suppUsd by Uis radio .W HAV—Suppar 8« r e n a d « TV's-dead-pan master of. ceremo­ cratic National Chairman Paul M. asserted he would demand that JT^fiUOdtd October A, IWI 1 IWCCC—OoM____ klTCSlnt _____Good do Muato 4 a.m.—6 a.m...... ’...... Volunteers Needed Butler and the Columbia Brigid- What It hM^een threatening la It took a ong Ume coming. p„b|iri,t would ever, have to be at the Wapping Community Fluorine and Calcium, in natural mutACtmoBts and nr* subjsct to nies, ,U_ out of .the hospital after CBS carry it later. He said he W KNB-^renada 6 a.m.—8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed caatlng Co. were in dispute today Publlitaed B rerj taeenln* Exce^ the score of compliments between ^ receiving. House at 8 o'clock sharp so there bone meal state, no»»’’avallable In cltaag* without notleo. W n c— Sires Star, X wainted to thank NBC and- ABC “) . huideye and floUdeya Bntered at tb* .well desepbed in an editorial, of two distinguished Amencans has ' ______; iz. W DR:;—L Tnomas hia automobile accident a week 8 a.m.— 10 a . m ...... Gloria McCa.itey, Donna Zollo over whether CBS went back on will be no delay in leaving .on the tablet form for children of all ages. Nr isferiiwNeii obeul * m / tor*lral i:ta - "for keeping their commitments” pMt OMlce at Majicbeeter Cona. a» the past week, In the British Man- been evened at last. ' , ■ -______' WMAT—Muite McrcSuit WPOP—Meet the Artist * ago, but it may .be weeks before 10 a.m.— 12 Noon ..i.j?...... Daniel Firestone a commitment to televise a (ilmed by carrying the Aim. ride. Ask vour doctor or dentist about sMdicol for*, phase or wrkei Wreaghf Iro R Rollings choaler Guardian, a newspaper One of these Americans is Presi- ; WCCO—*____ -RKord RavUw 1:8S— he steps before, the television cam­ Noon—2 p.m...... Leta Waldron portion of last night'a democratic In the past, the destination of DENTO-FUJOR, $5.95 per thou­ CONNICfieUT MIOICAl $IRVICI WKNB-4aieball Matintt W HAY—Encors rbsatsr eras. • , 2 p .m ,-4 p.m...... Carol Johnson, Marilyn Case convention program. . I^yab le In Adeance______- . ixmks but "upon the silent form, WTIC—lOfiU Radio Lans WCCC—Good Eyenlns Good Muste In a statement distributed in an inkling of hifl philosophical ap* j lifeless clay; ^ WDRC-Cal Kolbr WKNB—Allen Browrn ^ Sullivan show—until hia chest ih- unteer* may register at O vil Def enae Headqiiartera, Municipal New York, CBS vice president Sig OF __ ‘Invisible Man Shot b.v Arrow* Baltimore, Aug. 14 (ZP)— A frus­ _aBOeUTED PRkaS Colonel Nasser were to cldse the proach jo that problem, he cited ; light that shone from WPOP—Wax Works W TIC—Star Tonlsht Juries are completely healed, Building, Manchester on Monday ,. Wednesday or Friday from 1-6 Mickelaon said that "at no. time My colleague. Dr. Schwine has WDRC—Amoa 'n Andy trated New York farmer gave Tbe YiSbeiatad Preie le exclualTely lanal—but only in tjiat event— a Certain book, the citing coming ; kindly eyes, W POP—E. P. Motsan i The doctor eatimSted thia would p.m. did we make any commitment to away two truckloads of string - ‘tiajt tft .Hi. -tiee of repubUcaUoD of been experimenting for years try- W H AY—Bstty Xlmball take three to four weeks. Sawa dwpatchea credited to It. or British troops shopld move In. At about as follows; . I The gentle, loving wqrd that WCCC—RsCord R s t I s w I t * * — carry” tha. film which dealt with beans free last night during a pan- Who used to be j In-r to find some way to make him­ WKNB—B aseball M atinss W HAV—Bars a Llts Sullivan is recuperating now in jSt pt^nrtie jgredlt^ *J..^**j^’**^ P'resent there is no possible war­ ’The President: Who used to ^ oHeered us day Sy day. WCCC—Good Evenlns Good Muste doctor and gave Lynda the penicil­ Democratic party history. demonioiia two hours at the foot of ’ and iS n the Itw l ne*» publlabed nere, the Governor of Connecticut-.’’ self Invisible. He once Invented a For People Who Own WTIC —1080 Radio Lans hia country home in Southbur>’. All ricbta'bf republlcaUpn of epeclai yO, hilp US, 1a>xA. to close our tear- W DRC—Cal Kolby WKNB—Planer Party British May Study lin. * . Right after the film ehded, But­ S' busy street here. rant for using force. Colonel Nas­ "Reporter: Ribicoff." ^ special paint that really did make WPOP—Wax Works ‘ W TIC—Nesra ni World .‘--There waa no advance announce­ ler told the convention crowd a dlepatchy^lereln are aleo r^jiereed. rlimmed eyes„awhile. him comiHetely inviaible, but un­ WDRC—Bins Crosby Miss Riggs said thatshe pointed Beans spilled from broken bags, ser has not broken the 1898 con­ "The President: Chester Bow «»- And look from-earth-born things *'.«»- ment that Sullivan 'would leave the out to Mrs. W yatt tiiat Lynda major TV network had failed to IVd eerrlca client of N. E. ^ Bore- fortunately Ihe paint itself wasn't W HAY— Bstty Kimball W POP—G. Heallei; State Tot’s Death crowds gathered and traffic vention | nor ' do any of the later Chester Bowl.es has Just ,^ iU en (Pith’s unclouded ray. WCCC—Record Rarlew I t l S - hoapital when he did, but wheil he carry the film, presented just be­ Ice.' Inc. Inviiible’, and it took Mrs. Schwine L^n Mowers waa lying face down and . Mrl. snarled on lower Broadway aa Rob­ /^bliehere Bepreeenlatlyee: Tbe a new book in whiem -nhere is ,j,,y where. he, W KNB— Baaeball Matinea W HAV—tSare a Life stepped put the. door there was a W yatt told her: "She always fore the keynote speech of Gqv. IN olUST 1-TNIP Jullue Malhewa Special Aaenny — New undertakings appear to have been two days to scrape It off of him WTIC —1080 R*dio Lane iWCCC— Good Evenlns Good Music small crowd to greet him.* Southampton, England; Aug. 14 ert Castle of Bainbridge, N. Y., much of which I disagieed. prpb-j loved so well, has gone /I WDMC—Cat Kolby W KNB— Platter Party sleeps that way." Frank G. Clement. Butler did not York. Chlceko. D^rolt OTd^etoa. breal-hed. The 1888 convention ably, but he tarings out one wHh a file and a chisel. But Ac’s He waved a bit and signed a few (A>) — A coroner was expected to handed out the goods. There were MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF To evef be with him, who wiilM Even a lawn mower can be the W POP—Wax Work# W TIC—one Man's hainlly The Wyatts were going to Eu­ name CBS at that time. 627 buaheU. >■ Th* g s f $ W Man provided for free passage of in­ thought: that finally there comes still determined to find that right, 1 :88- WDRC—E. R. Mttrrow autographs, then drove off with likei to say “Yell" Ho CmCULATlONS. ______*■ all tears awsy! W POP—Say It With Music decide today whether he will call rope for a Slimmer vacation. Later, aftef Mickelson iaatted about in^ history what solution- because he figures that $oiirca of a $erious liability $uit. W UAY—Record Rodso his son-in-law, Robert, H. Precht Caatle was quoted as saying the make* prompt cash ternational ahipping but said noth­ (R. N. Stanley) WCCC—Record Raytsw , |iS- an tnqueat into the death of a 7- hia statement. Butler told news­ The Beraid Printing Comply, tae.. he calls "fC consensus .of opinion. when he’s invisible he 'can walk W HAY—H A Y — DDodsers o u s e vs. Giants ' Jr., who. was injured In the Aug. 6 firm bought 426 bushels, then tried loans, girs* you tiato to aetumca no financial reiponalblllty for ing about the owncrahip of the Sponsored by thq Manchester W KNB— Baxeball Matinea men Frank Stanton. CBS presi- to cut the price for the rest of hia typographical errore appearing In ad- Problems evolve, and he brings out into movies free and will also be W T I C — N e w a WCCC—G ootf IEvenlns Good Husla .crash, too. week-old baby aboard the Queen Vivien LeigH l-o B c t Baby denti had made a commitment aa repsy in coil'(rsni*iit Council of ChurchesI One afternoon, a home owner using WDRC—Newa. ‘ — ---- W U NB-Platter- P a r t y ------load contrary to agreement, saying verSiaiiienta and other reading matter canal. The treatiea Of 1936 and the' ones of the past. He relates able to sneak over to the Big Ace ■WTIC— Minus One Ralph Cacace, 34, a night watch- Mary last Saturday in mid-Atlan- long ago aa last February to car­ monthly,amounts. Oet, In The Manchester Becalng Herald. a power mower wa.s getting consider­ W POP—Bob and Ray the quality Was low. "It was 'k 1954 did not alter the position on them, started by .Iefferipnf,by Lin­ Bar a n d Grill without Mrs. • : 1S- W DRC— Eddie Arnold ,mah at Sullivan's home who also tic. London,. Aug. 14- (P )—Actress ry the Him aa part of the conven­ Without obligation: till Censall- Display adeertltlng cloalng hours: coln, and by the second Roosevelt, Seel^it JoMvaa Pay Schwine seeing him. But I don’t able anno.vance from a neighbor’s W HAY—Record Rodeo W POP—Treasury Afent Lynda Susan Wyatt: daughter, of Vivien Leigh is under doctor’s or­ wonderful orop," said Castle. Pi State across the path of the mower. Sud- WTIC — 1080 Radio Lans WCCC—Good Evenlns Good Music . Ansboia, driver o f the other car Hamden, Conn.-, was suffering a lowing a miscarriage. Immediately 'for comment. Phone for your loan in just 1-trip, For Thursday—1 p. im Wednesday. said to have acted against inter­ this ideal, and when that happens, Liabor CommLsriioner Renato Rlc- through him ever since the day WDRC—Cal Kolby , „ W KNB—Planer Partv In the'^aocldent. respiratory ailment, according to Her husband. Sir Laurence Oli­ Mickelson said that CBS did writs, or com* in today! For Friday—1— ■ ■ ‘ p. m m. . Thursday.T ciutl has filed an appeal In Su­ they were married.' ' denl.v he slipped and the whirling W POP—Bob and Ray. W TIC—People Are funny a nurse who treated her. vier, confirmed today that the 42- For Batnraay—1 p. m. Friday. national law. If the British Gov­ there Is not nece.ssarlly a third W DRC— Johnnv Dollhr not know the Aim waa considered Claestfled______deadline;le: 10:30 a.m. each ernment has reasons for saying party of changes, but there is a perior Coviit here from a compen­ blades clipped o ff several toes and * ‘^VHAY—Bwin* A Y —1 Easy W POP—Treasury A*ent V ——— ■ The nurses Honoria Riggs, told year-old star had lost the baby she as an official part of the kejTiole U m s $25 to $$00 fay ol pobUcatloB except Saturday — sation commisaioner’s ruling that | WVCCC— C C C — Recordr Review a Ministry of Transport inquiry waa expecting in December. The that he did,, it should state them ahift in allegiance, so that the par­ lacerated one leg. W KNB^-Baseball Matines W H Xv»t)o<]g«>rs vs. Glanln apAech, adding that "we operated ties at best oppose that viewpoint Gertrude Minor of Meriden was WTIC- 108U Radis Lans W TIC— Blo|ir*phl^* In Sound Airniaa Cleared yesterday that • she found the child would have been their first. Tuesday, August 14 plainly today. What Colonel Nas- that agrees with that con.sensua. not entitled to jobless pay because WDROe-Cal Kolby WDRC— Rock And Roll Dane* Party baby lying dead on a blood-atained 'Hie Olivers ha've been married aer bas done may be awkward, That consenaiis remains in a dom­ she quit her job at a Meriden fac- ; Grange Notes The child received quick medical attention. All e.xpcn.ses were W POP—Bob and Ray W PO P— Am*>r|ran Mufilc Hall Of Banng Secret i bed. just a few hours after treat­ 16 years. Each has a child by a T n S r T n b e n e f i c i a l •;U- previous marriage. Nothing Left Out cdnimercially damaging to the inating position for some years tory. Ricciuti'a appeal contends j covered' by the homeowner’s Comprehensive Personal Liability W UAY—Swins Easy W HAY— Doda^rs v* Giants ing the Infant with penicillin. until another change come.s along ths( she had sufficient cause. The WCCC—Record Rertsw W TIC — Bioaraphie>s In Sound At yesterday’s inquest, Supt. R. West, and perhaps even part of a Manchester policy, even without the action of a law-suit. If ,vou don’t already W KNB-Baseball Matines WDRC— Rock and Roll Danra Party Honolulu, Aug. 14 (fPi—'The Air You could hardly do a keynote where the party in power is prob­ woman said she quit' because she B. Foyle aaid Lynda's death was OIL SERVICE plan for creating a new Arab Em­ Manchester Grange will meet WTIC — 1080 Radis Lans . W PO P—Ame*rican Mualr Hail Force has decided that Airman Carflinal Spellman Legate Summer-Vite •f Mbocfitsfor ably too, too complacent to leize was required to clean an office in­ have a Comprehensive Personal Liability policy, call our offihe W DRC—Cal Kolby • :M - recordfd in the ship's log a^ due I speech, to a great national po­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Orange 1C Jackson'H. Kilgore didn't dis­ THE 3U3IMER VITAMINS -S06 M AIN STREET pire based on the Nile. But ‘it Is the ojiportuntty. But that, I think stead of doiilg the factory job for and we will be glad toigive you complete information on this W POP—News-Music W H AV- Dodgern vs. Giants probably to asphyxia, 'y ' ^ litical convention, without some Hall. A roundup has been planned fl88- W TIC— K iihfr Body Crah Guild close any olaaaifled information in Vatican‘Clty, Aug. 14 (Ah—Pope 2nd Floor, Ovor Woolworth's not ground for arm.id action—liu- there is a lot of meat in what he which she was hire^. important forpi of insurance. W H A Y - N s w a WDRC— My Son Jeep talking about May 21 H-bomb Miss Riggs said th'at F r i d azy Pius X II today named Francis Doing Business alliteration—a cascade of words and a .special election to fill the W POP-~Nlghl Music Mltcholl 3-41S6 . Manchostor less he closes the rnnsl, oi seizes wrote about that." WCCC—Good Krenlns Good Musts test. night Mrs. W yatt — wh6 is also Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of NORTH END beginntog with the' same letter office of steward will be held. W KNB— Today In Sport f : l 5- Ask for tho YES MANaggr Thus the President of the United Lu»e» at Rnasian Ronlatle '^ Mrs. Florence lines, chairman W T I C — N e w s , W H AY'-D iM lgfi’N V!». (Haiil.v' .. But Maj. Gen, Sof.v S m i f b, a doctor. — called her jo thg cabin New York, aa ponttflcal legate to As Usual OPEN THUISDAY EVENINGS UNTIl • the British maintenance b^ses WDRC—News Reporter W TIC—Fishrr Body Crafi Guild So, last night, at Chicago, we had States, ffiving to Chaster Bowles' of the Home Economics Commit­ Pacific Air Force commander, an­ and asked her—to mOe Lynda a the National Eucharistic Congress PHARMACY I n n M t8t It rttlCtRli tf ill ituM Ninf tevN there, or tunis against his neigh- "American Polilica in a’ Revolu- W P O P — N e w s W DRC—Johnnv Dollar nounced yesterday that" the air­ a foreign policy, charged to the Bloomfield, Aug. 14 (*•; Police tee. announces the judging of the 8 : 1*- W PO P— Night sMusIr peniciflin injection/ because she of the Philippines. The congress A loan of 5100 cotft $30.80 wKoa RrompHf ,bors, jlonary World" certainly the most W H A V — Sports »!Sa- man had. been reprimanded by hi* 4 DEPOT SQUARE IncumbeSt'opposition, which was said friends o4>Gary Gustafaon, l7,. dress making contest will be held. had a high temperature. She ob­ will me4t in Manila Nov, 28 to C A U Ml 9-7540 ropalrf in 12 coRtocvfivo moAtbly inifallmoirts “ We must be ready for action, disUn^tisheii. if not the most of Bloorhfield, watched last 'night .OBERT iMITH WCCC—Good Evenlns Good Muste W H A Y — D o < l a 4*ra vi. (tianls commanding officer "for a tech­ tained permissioj) from the ship's Dec. 2. of $10.03 oach. M«x|iR«fn, 30 fRontht. “ fantastic, frantic and ' fatal for W KNB—Gerenads W T K '—Dunutcraiir Convention blit we must not laiin''h if without strfelly grammatical, review it in his l^ome as he showed tpem W TIC-BirletIv Sporta W DRC— Dem ociatlr Convention nical violation of regulations in eign policy." could possibly receive. I N C O R P O R A T ED WDRC—Zalman W PO P— Dem orratfe ('onventlon diaCussing mattera relating to the how to play Russian roulette. He \f cause. The Timet,’ argued last A Httle later on in the same W POP—Lawrence Welk • :< 5- recent atomic testa at Enlwetok." You could hardly do a keynote put a .22 caliber slug in a pistol, RE.AL ESTATE — INSURANCE 6:M - W IIAY—Dodgers vs Giant# . week that ‘It would have been bet­ press-conference, a reporter- said Kilgore. 21, of Meadowvtew,'Va.. speech, expect' to hold your spun the cylinder so no one would r W E H A V E } 163 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. Ml 9-5Z41 W HAY—Dinner Date W TIC -DenfirK’ratlr Convention ter to have had a foot in the door this: V . know if the hammer would strike WCCC—Good Evenlns Good Uutld W DRC— Dem ociatir Convention waa investigated as the source of audience, if you failed to abjure "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” W KNB— Serenade W PO P—DeinocraiUv'Conventlon ft'st'—which' Is a polite way of "Chester Bowles is regarded as an empty or loaded chamber, put ► DEXTROSE < W TIC—Let Oeorss Do It lt:M - a Honolulu Star-Bulletin article mud-slinging, on the one hand, and a theoretician of the Democratic the gun to his head and pulled the WDROe-G Lombardo W H AY— Dtxlgfra vs. Giants saying the Msy 21 H-bomb missed .saying that- our troops ' ought to aling a lot of mud, on the other, party. I ' wonder if youj. realize trigger. He lost. The gun went off W POP—Mel Allen W TIflk-Dem riOratir Convention its target. The Air , Force sub­ be at Suez now—and that ‘quib­ that." W DnC— Dem ocratic Convenrlhn sequently confirmed the miss. , *nie best mi)d is the clever kind and he died a few minutes later. ^rthuj^ Store^ W PO P-^em ooratlc Convention bling’ about legal issues was unim­ And the President answered; Both his parents were on vacation. TtIcviBion Prorramg 18:15- which puts its dirt across deftly, "Yes. I—I hsve never said that W H A It — Dottgf;! s VS. Giants portant. Such advice, if adopted, On Paxe Two W TIC—Dem ocratic Convention lightly, incidentally. So. last night any group in the world cannot pro­ would destroy whatever claim W DRC— Dem orrallr Convention Air Force Captain - in Oilcago, we were given a pic duce some good id ea«" (Laugh­ W POP— Democratic Convention ' Britain has to be an u|Biolder of ter.) » IS;1:5a*' • ture of President Eisenhower WHAY-Night. Watch . ' International law and morality.*It From this press conference, W TIC— Denvtcratir ConvenHdh Commitg Suicide peering ‘.'down the green fairways GENERAL W DRC— Dem ocratic Con-vedlion woifld destroy the United Nations then, we have the rather flatter­ o f indifference" While the i .luntry ing disclosure' that President Ei­ W PO P— Dem ocratic Convention East Haven, Aug. 14 (Ab -^De­ in a day. and it would land Britain goes to rot, which was a Relative- senhower, in. his own ambitions TV SERVICE W HAY—Night W>trh spondency about his health was in an appalling embroilment with for the Republican party. Is thlnk'- W TIC “ Dem ocrAtlr Convention 15' nice way of ringing in the fact Daya. W*DRC— DejwfocrAtlr Conrentlon blamed today for the suicide of a at least three-fifths of the world ing of that same possibility of BOgfato $2.95 pfu.‘ ^."rte W'.POP— 4>em or.iatlc Convention former A ir Force captain and labor cars two thaC the President plays golf for ranged iggainat her. d.vnamic adjustment to a swifjly 11:88- union official. relaxation. changing world which Chester TBL-NIS-aiM W JUV—Night Watch "The first consequence of such W T lC -‘.Deni*>craUr Convention Dr. ifobert U. Taylor, medical You are iiot likely,' In a keynote Bowles, for his own part, is trying ^--•WDRfT— Dem ocra.tlc Convention axaminer, aaiit the bullet wound action would be the naming of to promote within the Democratic WPOC—Democratic Convention ' apeech, to give the opposition U:I 5- which killed John A. Backman, 35, Britain as an aggressor—which is party. ’ yesterday wa.s ielf-inflicted. credit for • anything. So. .last W IIAY— Night Watch exactly whst she would be." It is no small^compliment for Ui^ W .TIC—Dam ocratir Convention A telephone company lineman night, any small portion of good InsfaHad W DRC— Dan^ocratic Convention As British blood cools, this t^pe thinking and theory of the former W PO P— Dem ocratic Convention found Backman de^d in his auto­ the Eisenhower . administration Governor of Connecticut^t may 11:58- . mobile on an East Haven street of British reason will, we' hope, W H AY—Nigh! Syhiphony ■ may have accomplished was of course, haunt EisenliOw-er a lit-^ In A .23 caliber pistol lay beside him. come more and more to the fore. tie, as some of own party W TIC—Dem ocratlcX^nventlon inevitably something stolen from __KI 1RC— Dem ocratic Convention Friends said Backman had been And if it does, Nasser can be, faithful resent his'even consider­ W PO P—Dem ocratic CortventloB concerned about the ' necessity of the Democrats. ll:4A- dealt with, as an unpleasant equal ing a'h idea ^om such a one as 1 WHAY—hW HAY—Night Symphony undergoing an operation. You are not likely, if you are Bowles.- . i WTIC—D\ rather than as a dog to. ' be Winner of the Disjlngulahed Fly­ ■gisOilW*^ doing a keynote speech for Demo­ But evew the haunting will be rp WDRC—CDem ocratic Convention^, ing Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster whipped, on thfe basis of the com­ something of s fa ir exchange, for A N T SIZE crats, in the age of Eisenhower for service in World War II and mittments he himself says 'hs is B ^ le s himself has long - been Cara Crush NHRR Aide 'Also a Korean War veteran, Back- and a prosperity which msy be willing to give. haunted by hia own historic com­ tTtkn waa secretary of the United appealing even if it is, o f course, pliment to Eisenhower. That Picture Tube New Haven. A u g .'li IS’i Leroy Electrical, Radio and Machine false prosperity—you are not came- in advance of the liemo- J. Buchanan Jj*.. 36. of New Haven, Worker'* local at the Whitney cratic National Convention of, likely in such a situation to forget . Money In Young Hands a car Inapector for Die New Haven Blake Mfg. Co. in Hamden. 1948. when Bowles delivered a. set Railroad, waa cruarted tq death to­ Herbert Hoover, and the depres­ Survivors Include his wfdow and A good many ' old-fashioned speech proclaiming that TTunian $00.95 day between two cara. i tw;o daughters. \ sion he personally created Out of minds will find an almost com­ j could not win. and propo.sing one A railroad A|x>keaman aaid the the whims of his cold, hard heart. } Dwight D. Eisenhower as ttie man Kccide'nt oridur'-ed aa Buchanan plete explanation of the teenage ; the pemderats should consider for So, last night, we had the usual waa coupljifg a sleeping car, which Diet at ff'heel to/ Car problem In one rather staggering 1 their nomination. ' laelndM 'instellsMon,''' plus tax. had beep taken from the Waahing- Democratic tribute to Herbert statistic. , But 'the edge ■ in compliment's ton-Bpdton federal express, onto a TerryvUle, Aug. 14 UPj^-^^rcif ^uraatewl for I yeor.- Hooi’er. 'The statistic is this: goes, we should say; to President train-bound from New . Haven to Robert Jones, 50. of Hartford med Eisenhower. The latest Bowles Springfield. Maaa. Thab is perhaps enough to in­ Our 'ISfOOO.OdO teenagers In' CALL "PETE” WILSON at the whae) of his car yesterday; dicate that, last night, Governor 17’ The car rolled backward down a school have an annual income of Ml 9-5550 A poll of West yli'Kthis'a wild­ hill, crossed a busy .intersection Prank Clement of Tennessee ob- $7,000,000,000.' life Harvest showed tin t the tiny and came to a stop against the aerved all the rules, and did a' That seven billions divides down Snrvleo Colls squirrel wax most valuable, repre­ curb. Dr. Mark Coral, medtcsl ex­ rather perfect job of keynoting a Day or Night $ 2 .9 5 senting $3 million of the total of aminer, aaid ,Ione8 died of natural to an average of $t0.55 pei week $64 million. I cauaee. convention of that party which per teeneger. ' truly represents the "people" , Where do they get it? About a while the opposition serves only third of them earn it, from part- If You Want Expert X • the power of arrogant economic time jobs. About 45 per cent of TV Sorvico . . . , privilege. We are quite convinced, them get it from , their parents, as" for the moment, and we are not allowance. The remainder have a Insiston a TELSA mem quite sure whether the Republican conribination of part-time joli's and You’ll find the mem­ keynoter of next Week will be able allowancea. ’ ' bers listed in the yellow to rescue us. Can it ber that Dwight pages of your telephone So far, all these statistics have August it 5eoinf-5«esen iiToiir A Eisenhower is not The most coot book. . suggestion fitted in nicely, we p’resume, with Ford Oralrr’i. Rag a deal w^fle hS ■ "summate hiTiocrite. of -i^l time? that head-shaking moralizing tlearv hii dctki foi ihe ’S/.modeU. can it be, that the world has not about the good, old days, when gone .completely to pot in the past American youngsters, wei-e lucky' tii|*e years? Is there some slight t i m e L to have a nickel a weelt in their m inutes , pdasibillty that the change we had about Special Tax pockets; "There it Is,’" we oldste^iif In 1952 was for the better, at HERE’S say. "More money than is good for home and abroad? T\me In next tlVem^ and thri^ don’i"* even know . I week, and see. ' ' Why the v*alue of it, and -no wondei* THE BIG M LEAD5 THE M$DIUM-PRICE FIELD FQ Rl THE BIG M LEADS THE INDUSTRY FOR: they , are around kicking up .ension with wide Itase (ontrol .Montclair—are nut in front of the entire to save the most money on a Mercury. We invite you 5 Invitation to hiqi to at/tend was Dealers sell. | .,r a t its field! Aulhoi^ty: independent motob as spokesman for thr teenagers. (1) Only Regieteired Pbar- arms for beucr’steering, more stabilized-wheel I •* IF YOU START IT NOW. t Soo us olfbor o ^ . '( medium-price field for usable uheel-tarning accompanied by the , dispatch of By a 'lest Drive we mean more than a o n ^ TBELYD tests. At 60 mph, the big W stopped to stop in at our showroom. ;r "TTiis la.st statis ic is tIhaL of the ■nacilit fill prescriptions Here. alignment. . . shock absorbers that arc niouiited 'I here arc maily t ascs wh^re "mcdiiim-prifed” power. ’ . ^ military force toward Egypt. (3) The largest most com­ around-the-blork "spin.” quicker than any'competitor. $10.55 the average teenager has to the frame rather tlikn tlie b'otly. , cars daim to be priced within a few hundred •.All power.and torque comparisons, shown-obhve and So Nasser, rather Inevitably;' has plete stock of PharmacciiHcale W’c want you to tcsi the }>ower that rocketed per week, the average spending 1-s and ckemlcals in town. ' ".Sure,” you'll say as.you drive along the road. dollars of Ford. Reinenilier, however, these prices* t i u at the left, are based on an analysis of manufacturera* refused to attend. He has. koVerer, Ford to a 5(K) niile stock car record at Indian­ 3 e Choico of Y*R inodols. Only G * Extra-yaluo foaturos. {'or example, $6.52. and the -average amount ;(S) Our rapid turnover as­ “ Feel's pretty good—but alter all, this car is new," arc iisii:dly arrived at by (ompifring their lowest- agreed In prulfciple to evjjryUimg sures fresh quality drugs of the ’ BIO M in iU field piTer|S so many V-8 models only Mefeury in |ts field has an impact- suggested list or factory retail prices for 4-door sedan saved is $4.03. That Is not exactly apolis . . . ihcoGO that won the grand prize at prited models—strip|>ed—wiill^>Ford's most ex- that the London conference could highest purity. n ■ Well sir, when you twiie in- fioin your drive — 18. in 4 price t;angrs. .411 with distinc­ absorbing steering wheel iBnd a 4-biu’rel models, using com^raUc models equipped with stand- N;.\SC.\R’s pavtoiia Championships. IVe want jx-nsive models ihat,iiuhidc all of the comlorts ' in reason, conscience, arid legality old-fashioned thrift , either. Our (4) Electrical refrigeration to tive sty^g shared by no other c4r. you .to Icel how this F'ord stat pays off in your we'll show you why Ford will stay like new for a of driving. . • carburetor at no exitra cost on eVery model. . a/d horsepower and automatic transmitsioos.; ^ ask of him. He has agreed to the memories of an American yeater- insure proper storage, of bio- logicals, penicillin, insulin, etc. kind o[ driving; in traffic, passing on tbe high­ long, long time. IdeiOf a confeiente at whi-h the day turn a little bitter, ma ,we Ttni c;noiigli of this talk. Come in. And you-do (9) Our shelvee are filled way, gruing going at traffic lights. IVe'll put ^^’c’lI show you how Ford has five cross-mem­ o b llgiftia q of Egyp td keep the calculate that„.-in the old days." the wHb prqducte from world-fa­ ihedrfvingflnrf the talking. Bring the family, too. saving irdght have had to be $10.00 either a Ford Six or a mighty V-8 with up to 225 bers j(including a "K " member) 'in its frame. Cuial opeiNtpr tnteriiational luse mous pharmaceutical booses at your disposal. Best time yet to get vour big buy on would be reaffirmed. He does not out of tUe $10.55. if the $10.55 it- noted for tbeir research to fur­ Fords leading coinpetitor only has two. We’U ther advance medical science. aceri^ to have made it impossible aelf had* ever been pos-sible. But We w’diit you to drive and lislen—drive and show you the ileep-block 'Y-Iike engine design (6) Two stores conveniently t. 1 for Britain to come to his Confer- $4.03 is something, and-perhaps /i . t .. which enables Ford engines to take it. MANCHESTER TRU^T Im-ated. There’s ons near, yon. *■ ' .# • • •nce.' as Bntqin did make It im­ better than-even we adults would (1). Four registered pharma­ That fine-car quiet results’from sound insula- Not| —what you've lict'ii w^ting for. Hziw ran do, on a .similar budget with cists on duty for filling your possible forj hiin to' attend the one I under the hood, under the roof, in door and you save Hundred^ of dollars by taking a F'ord A n OONDITIONED 1^9R YOUR COMFORT similar spending temptations and prescriptions. ■ ofcuing 'Thursday. In fact, the (5) Priced to save; you money. y {Panels—the most insulation in any car at Test Drive? THE BIG IsiERCU RY Thursday conference might well i opportunities. ^ , P In nccordnace with the policy MA^N OFFICE i One thing w«l are quite sure of. tbrenghont every department content icielf with'a statement of A FORD u4th AIR CONDITIONING eok» If** than many i 'M X Moia, Opposite St. Jaoaee’ Clmreli principles, and at^journ ’ to await j All those of us Who criticize the in oar drag stores • .. Preecrip- \ ■ Uon4, too are priced to save yoa, medium-priced care without it. TR YORE. TOD A ¥l goesjirst NORTH BRANCH . I a/mount of money in teenage hands the calling of a larger conference, Opea Thnradajr Eveolats 1 e«R*l aft! Ih« Mg UlRTitlaB, “ TVE ED RCLUVAK SHOW.** SaR^ag aYralar, 8 V t. SteHaa WKWC. C&aaatt • meoey. .1 15 No. Mala, Ceraer Oakland St. $ * 0 such as th ^ suggested by Nasser. have not thought, very often, of Bring Yoar Naxt Next to YMCA Because i it has been Bntairi The amount they sav'e. for worth Preacription Here For ,*■ ■ .. sBUch has been| the prime actor while thingi they really want, or Raving aid Safety _ ONE STOP BANKING • FREE P A ^K lN O Al^BOTH OF^FICES ' for theii) own education. iB ’ this coatrove|-sy, it has been! ’ Pile Pharmacy ^MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT IMSUEANCB ptH nO RAnO N ------r~ DILLON SALES and SERVICE MORIAIO'Y BROTHERS, Inc. fegrt 'to j.raallM the real nature ••4 Center St.—-Ml »-M U •t BriUsk conduct Ij^^is usance Main*, Vermont and n W Hamp­ 319 MAIN STREET • ' TELEPHONE Ml 3-5185 K . > 101.315 CENTER STREET ‘ shire are considered to. hsve the tM d Cyprus, fnd the.i this, cams PlatU aox Pharmacy heaviest jpi^pulAtlon of people ovsr m E. •iMkBi gra#B aecustoBud, 66e TV, VOaA THEATRE, WMHC-TV—BUM IHUBSDAT

-i : \ ; A PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,.MANCHESTER, C0NN;> TU1:5DAY, AUGUST 14,' 1956 HANCHESTER' e v e n in g h e r a l d . MAfICHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956 P A d iiif M ^ BUGS BUNNY The tongue 1» a ropu by .which j A t 6 0 m m an feeli :ila com a m ore 1 thimy hang themselvea. |th a n tie d o ea h ie o itJa . Antwtr to Proviout Putzl* X WHAT POSITION ^fceNTEsTX , Artother Birth Record . A(?E you riELO, Y Sense and Nonsense Screen Actor UEKJ WU liU I Adlai’s Foi’ces Change Tactics. State Delegates Boys Caught, Petition Calls for Ordinance PLA V1N 6 IN ruopsY/ Notice in a restaurant: "Gusto- ' Sign in a reatauranb; "Thr silver I UC9U .Obituary ■ fj. mer^rwho consider our waitresses It not medicine. Don't take it af- CUDU Jitiy was another , (tanner TO DAY'S SA M E? uncivil should see the manager:" ter meals.” m month for the obatetrics de­ During the aiege of Washington, sense of Kumdf and make him ACaOBS 59 Penetrates u Plan for Win dn Second'Ballot May Vote Post Recover Car partment at Manchester Me­ Setting Vp Parking Authority Lincoln decided lo'visit the front soften up. 1 Screen actor, 80 Most - u L j a X m morial Hospital as ,117 new So he sat down at the college's domesticated lines, see how operations. were Ja c k ----- H a n (Ornttened from Page One) Deaths I-ocal 'pQhce vVsnt to WllllmanUc dallvsries were reported. The A petition to force an election •parking authorrty, »nd. giatrta prtfr'bwing, and perhaps cheer up typewriter and wrote: CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER U i-JU To Mrs. Grasso today to tak# custody of two 16- T He is a ----- ^ O W N n a i i : I ik ■III. previous mark. 111, set in Sep- 01, whether or not the totvn should that a public survey it maffe prdvei theMldtefa...... Dear Ddd -GueSI wh?t I need ■ . picture AlAbeiAA, 14% from Arkenaea, year-old youths wpo allegedly tenihe't^955, lasted less, than have a parking .authority ia being that Jhe voters arc in favoc: , : molt of all? That’l right. Plegle 1 Dens Shirtsy 1« McFarland j He becaihe so interested in foi- performer , d lt% "Trom aeorgit, lB% from Vir- News Tidbits (Oontinned from Page One) stole a car yestebday In Meriden, one yearN left in a number of Main St. stores The Dlrertors in the p'Mt-t^piv# lowing the progress of a bitter |ei\d it along loon. B e lt wifhel 2 Wandering Shirley L.^’Jdc.Farland, 5 Henry abandoned tt in Manchester, and 13 Sniail space 3 Gaunt gtMe, and • from North Carolina. Culled from AP Wires Birth statistic* for the month for the public to' sign. appeared reluctant lo leli up.’/rueh skirmish farther down the line and loti of love. Your hopeftd B From the very first, party lead­ S t .,, Hartford, husband of Edna stole another automobuV.^ere. 14 Danish seaport 4 Volume South Carolina’a 20 ara pledged to of Augiisti meanwhile, hive The petition call.* on the Board an authority find General'Manager that he stood up to his fuil iength Ion. George." ^ 15 Masculine u a i z i u ers emphasized that the contest Baker McFarland, died this morn­ WllllmanUc police report*^ they also been unusual, with 11 bo.ys' of Directors to pass an ordinance Richard” Marlin h** aaid the in' an exposed trench a magnifi­ And this was dad's prompt re- 5 Aged Gov. George- BeH -TflTmmerman aa sixth day qf Brink's trial opens for the commltt,sc. post’was in no ing In Hartford Hospital. He was appellation 8 Require 26 Standards of 43 Redacts 'covered the stolen Manraisater born in succes.sion during tile which,would set up the authority, I enabling act pcrmlltihg'the town cent target wearing his traditional pl-y: ■- ISSolid .a favortta aon. In Boston with still no hope for Ini- way tied up with the delegation’s born in Bar Harbor, Maine, the car there about | a.m. today. 'TiVo, period Aug. 10 through 13. ■ to create the body is a poor law in tall silk hat. When enemy bullets 7 Hebrew perfection 44 Choking And today, Tennaaaee decidad primarily to provide off-strect ,"Npw that was quite a tricky IS Yugoslav city medlate selection of Jury . . ppsitiob in the race for the presi- son of the late John and Elizabeth WiUlmsntic patrolmen.spotted the parking in lowm. I many respects, i immediately began, to whine letteri.voii sent. I've seen Nothing prophet 29 Oriental coin. utensil that on "the firat ballot ita 32 dentaial nomtnatton. "t' ' " ’ ...... 19 Tatter Throng of 2,000, erigsged in anti- Albie McFarland, and had. lived in youths. J/trry Dobson of Hartford r ------But the subcommittee from p fp around the President, the youthful exactl'v IJke it since I went to col­ 8 Poem * 31 Strong 46 Doctrine would go to Gov. Frank Clement, Negro demonstration^ at Chicago- Hartford for over 40 years. 'Its backers include George Mar­ 20 Expire . In the main fight between Adlql and Riynolds Dztekan of Willi- low, Main Bt. inciThaiit who for I B.oard of Dlrcvtora and the.Town lieutenant assigned to him uncere­ lege, NOrte of us here would have 9 Symbol for ‘ vegetable 49 Log noat the party keynoter who "ocked less than two miles from Demo* Stevenson and Gov. Averell Har­ Besides his wife, he, leaves a 21 Eagle (comb, 52 Socialist. maniic, a- short distance from the Sor(>pliinist8 Pick years haa battled for the town to (•Planning Commission , ap- • moniously shouted, thought to use the. I sign instead tellurium 33 Seventh ^thia hall laat night with a fighting- cratic Convention. riman of New YorlL^onnectlout daughter. Miss 'Virginia M. McFar­ form) 10 Natural Greek letter Soviet •- _j car a little while laten provide Buofti parking. ; proved, in principal, pl^n* for-in• THAT'S WHAT I Lieutenant"-Get' down you fool of an Write us aNOther letter* 23 Move praying call to Armh against the Soviet government sa.vs '<:j:aire- is Stevenson all tjNl'^S'ay. land of Hartford; a brother Osorge The patrolmen. Leon Audette ; creasing parking in the . Wirnell’ (dragging Lincoln to the ground.) 11 Willows 36 Ascended Republic (ab,] Republlcane.' Gro u Gh ai rineii If the Board of Dliectora does WAS AFWAID OP! T-T soon. NOw I must close. Dad." furtively ful investigation" shows th at'p o ...... llound.b)i’...... Unit...... Rule_____ McFarland of Newton, Mass., and and Edmund Haddad, chssed the ! PI.— Cottage St. area And'fqr im- When the lieutenant realised 12 Birds’ homes 37 Newest 53 Narrow Inlgt ' iO~r For the delegatee, there was a sister, Mrs. Ethel Hughes of not act favorably on Ih'o petition MIT 2S Greek letter 17 Clamp ' 39 Announcement 56 That is (ab.) r.S. servicemen are detained iiy4. Riblcoffiicofl^-fecmphasized. >i^cmphasized tthat In boy* on foot into a wooded recrlea- within 45 days after lh?y^receivc : proving accessibility of that park­ 1H« SIAN what he had done he felt sure that A big investor, on the way from 27 Tranposes more oratory on tap today. This R u ssia... Two Negro girls will - Hartford; tion srea in the toW'n. Joined by Mrs. Josephine Mupson, 268 ing iaiKj. disciplinary action of .some sort 23 Eagle's nest 40 Mistakes * 58 Morning the opening hours of the conven- it officially, an election nftwt he t AND WIN Rector' Street station t o ' his of­ (ab.) time Tt waa keyed to winning the begin studies next month as fresh- llop^'when new.smen asked- him Funeral services will be held four other-patrolmen, Audette and Porter St., president of Soroptl- would fall upon his shouldres. 24 Sharper 41 Idolize (ab.) houatwife'a' vote and paraded Dem- men at hitherto sil-whlte wom- Thursday at' 2 p.m. at the'Thomas called at whliT. tlio voters ■will a PW fice, discovered/John D. Rockefel­ 28Labge planta aiSouL reports that his state waa. Haddad apprehended the youths mlst International of MancThtster, But Lincoln only smiled and Acratie woman members of-Con- sn'i college of the UnivePelty F. Farley Funeral Home. 96 has appointed the following efinj- pass on the authority qiioallon. ler ahead of him. He figured it 30 He also —— er split 13'.< votes to 6 li votes in about 10 a.m. Marlow said todpy llio public S l M T a r .said. an excellent chance to get a aure comic routines 1 r J r r r r r r grass. North Carolina. Webster St., Hartford. Burial will Chief Herman .O, Schendel said mlttees to.servc during the coming Lincoln I’m happy to see that favor of Stevenson over Harri­ ha* been asking when some ac­ Police Arrests F U D C fS tip and fell into step. Presently he 32 Scottish iT^ Olemant’s "country style" ora­ man. . , be 'tij the Rose Hill Cemetery, charges of theft of a motor vehicle season; i M B s r s . you know how to talk to a ciyilian. . sheepfold iT tory found high favor among the Rocky Hill. . would be brought against the teen­ tion, will be takeu. .‘.‘This,, IS the asked: "No, no,''-’ he said. "We’re not Progiam; Miss Bernice Juul, answ X " he said. SHOP* "What do you think the Stan­ 33 Even (conlr.) iin delegation front Miasourl, one o f split St all. I have kept track of age pair, who were at the Con-' 17 g the natlon’a largeal prodtirera of Menoorial .siasH chairman; Mrs. Kay Thomp.son, The petition nuist,T)6 signed by Louis P. Faicetla, 3», of 133 George was running out of ideas dard Oil stocks.are going to do?” 34 Hostelry —J W the delegates. If anyone la saying nectlcut School for, Boys in Meri­ Mlsa Alyce .Salisbury, Mrs. Justine Oak SI., wk* arretted laat- night 35 Oriental porgy country atyle music. The Missouri T h e A memorial Mass of requiem den when they look off yesterday. at least five per epnt of the voters, for getting money out of his father. Mr. Rockefeller ' took Several iT^ JT that, he's kidding some one." Scher and Mrs. Julia McCarthy. . but backers saj' tliey plan lo get and charged tvitli operating N An.vway, none that he had thought slow strides beforj* answering, 36 Toward the. 1 ■ 8 hoys talked of backing Clement Because the delegation is bound will^be said Saturday morning st 6 Bond har not been decided in sr" P or** for VJc# Preaident. Wavs and Means: Mrs. All.c motor vehicle while undcr.tlje id* jup lately had seemed to work. He then Turned. lookqd st Mr. X very sheltered side- zz . — — fc m "OThJck in memory of Mrs. Anthony the esses yet. but will probabty-ba Clampet, chairman; Mrs. Leola flucn're of intoxicating liquOu ' or reasoned that a tricky or coy let­ earnestly snd said: '•They’ll fluc­ 38 Solitary _ i ME Kerauver alao waa being plugged ail tl\e state's votes must be cast Diana and her tts-o children, Biag- set when tlvey qre returned here!. On Aug. 21, the Board of Direc­ S“ sr • for aacond place on theI t l c k ^ Beck, Mrs. Grace Fraser, Mrs. tors will iiold.-a-public hearing on drugs, police said. , , ’ ter might appeal to the old man's tuate." ' 41 Brazilian Hr W,. - as thevmajorlty decides. glo and ’ Victoria, who lost their The car stolen in Manchester and Kathleen Jolinstoh, Miss Katiicrinc Patj’olman Gordon Kehahaw re­ macaw O'/// The California delegation1 report- B.r EDWIN l^ORDAN, M. D. -lives on the. Andrea Doria. The recovered today belonged to Har­ rn ordlnanue|,which would ijermit ported he saw Falcctla'a, car 5“ m ed atrong aentiment for^ihlrfT As to- whether Connecticut is Ciblln, Mrs. Ksy Hendrickson. us( of parliing meter funds to pro­ •-W 42 Corded fabric w W’rltte n ^ r NEA Mervlce giving ai^ th ou gh t to a possible Mass 'Will he .said in the Immacu­ old McIntosh, 209 Henry St, mount a curbing on Maple St, 45 Laugh loudly 1 Former Preaident^rfarry ». Many people, including some Meriden police said today they Project: Mrs. Ruth Spencer, Mrs. vide off-street parking. That pro­ secptld choice ■ candidate, Ribicoff late Conception Church, on the Lillian Gustafson. near Main St. and it was,thill Id" OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 47 Short poem w w Truman', chief backer of the Her- men, ksYe asked how, they could ^ \,.ouid dn so onlyishould a corner of Hark and Hiingerford are not bringing charges as the posed , ordinance grew out of cident which re.sullcd in the ato 48 Drone b^e rlman drive, lyaB continuing hla result of the missing carjthere., Classification and membership: recommendations of a Board sub- 38 sr S~ jr prevent or get rid of fr«''kles! j^^ange In the picture dU snd It Sts. in Hartford. Mrs. Betty Ubert, Mrs. Cliarlotte rest. 'NO--6ET OFP M»S SO-Cornish tovk'n efforts in conferences with indi- comnHttee which is atudying tho 'XVC40THIS M A 3 0 I ? , I ' M S E T T i NVTHER i 1 'vidiial delegates. He is going to t 8 “ .^ "."J’ "I’m confident that time won't Gray. , Fa'Icotta posted a $200 bond .for W LTAItO UN D SU^PENPERS ANP SHE'LL HT (iwellx) 1 begin to show blotches on my | " Vi* u m I'.NSCHEDI’LED STOP off-stroet parking problem, doiirl, hearing on the charge Aug. HA4 t h e c a r ENCXIGM A H O P O i N#A B R t .3 w 1 8T haye a Aews conference tomorrow Constitution'•and Bylaws, Miss Hl6Lfi&UKE TIE ’EM AROJWPTHIS TAKE OFF, 51 Chemipal 1 skin. I hsve heard of soma pills ; He Ltnadf ./ . one point clear. Sholild Indianapolis l)Pi—Ora S u t to n riiantbcr Favors A|athnrlty 27. No damage waa dona (tL.lh# VOUSAIP.'WHA ONE.-RXJ.' HE TOOK ZIP ON THE 6ETAWAV, M Y P U L S E SIDE— ' auffix i worniBg (10 a.m. ESTi which that might correct this, but won­ suddenly slopped his switch engine Je.ssamine -Smith, Mrs. Leola Beck. WKONaT WA6 THE KIP& DOWMTO U k E A - A T H I S WE’LL BE ?r iir 5T It become necessary to lo"^ for Mrs. Martlia Stevenson, execu­ car. MU60 ?'^TH E OTAer OP 52 Oriental W w - wtll present an opportunity to der. about them. Can you tell Funerals fin the Indianapolis Belt Railroad Publicity: Mrs. .Mary Taylor. tive secretary of the Chamber of H c s r r e v A BOV TH EM A CONE PO/ViAN A i l S H T B E a b l e TO 1 1 a second choice candidate, he him- M APPOGiER AND T K b a b y PKOPPEP t h e s e STOCk CAR RACES TJi INg-UB. Fit BU. ■ guitar sp«aT(. out again in behalf of his and he and his crewmen of a small Mrs. Julia McC*rthy extends a Commerce, .said today the Cham­ TVLEB TAKES OVER [c a n d l e .' t r o u b l e LIVE Wrra. ?r ST 9T A Au » .V, .self will riot Junip'on any band- .ASNAKK.ER-';, MIS DOWN (3RANPOKS VITAL— t i n t e n d TO ^ tH< fcy mA . t—. 54 Electrified m man. A—It is assumed that the,. freight train Hahed an elderly man cordial invitation to the memher* ber has taken no official ataiid on 'When INOUART MiM IF^ wagon Just to be on the winning .Samuel C. Brown Tyler, Tex. i/D—Tyler has tak­ LEAD THE FIELD AND particle 5T sr 5T * Asked how things were going blotches on the skin are freckles out of the water company canal. lo attend a steak roa*t oVniie patio' the circulation of the petition for en over all of Dixie. That’g Dixie, 1 WE MOVE S i z e s .' HE COMES "Memo to itaff: U ihalf net be hold i;^ospon«iblo for fop Harriman, Truman summed it side. Instead, he told newsmen, he . Funeral services for Samuel C. at her home. 32 School St., Rock- A'VOiD JAMS, BOXES AND, 55 Withstand and reiult from deposits of pig­ will side with the candidate beet The man said that he stumbled enactment. Tex., aiih, Oonkolldatlon o f' that ,T0 THE RACE IN 57 Small rrench E5" "* up this way : r . .. ment in the skln-as a reaction to Brown of Kasl Hartford were held into the w*ter while walking vUle, Tuesday evening, Aug, 21, OTHER. ,TR A C k atatomonta oonearrfing high waga lavala and*labor 5T 't qualified to serve ss President. Tlie Chamber, has strongly school - district wjlth Tyler^l’ dl*- HAZARDS.^ CABOOSE.' hackney coach ' m 'I know n> can win the election. summer sunlight. These will ap­ yeelerday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes a'ong the bank. at 6:30. recommtmdcd . establishment of a IricL waa voted Recently. WE'LL oonditiona during my campaign for ro^lootlonr " The nontlnatlon has .got to be! “Getting on a bandwagon doesn't Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The pear only, oh pnrtinns of exposed cut much ice With me," he said. HAFTA worked out." skin anil' generally fade partially Rev. Fred R. Rdgar officlatedi USE Truman's optimism aa to the or -entirely in the winter. There The Governor snd hit wife, found Burial was in Buckland Cemetery. , LOW election runs all through this themselves In the spotlight on Bearers, representing the New CSEAR.' PRISCILLA’S POP Take Your Choice BY AL VERMEER la no pill which will remove them conclave. There is no defeatism and lotions or ointments designed opening dsy. Ribicoff took the ■York, New Haven and Hartford speaker's stand in the afternoon AHHW/, SIRLOIN STEAK J m a k e u p y o u r ' evident. The Democrats have to bleach them have little effect. Railroad engineers and the East N O W ^ ALWAYS NICE-. HINDS....6EA N S convinced themselves they can It is possible to lessen the freckles segafon to offer a resolution' ex­ Hartford Fire TJepartment, were T SPAGHETTI “ win the election --if they can in some cases by iise of sunburn pressing gratitude to Chicago of­ Robert Hall, Sherman Barnea, D. ficials snd othqrs for their hospi­ 7^ HOW hold to aome reasonable facsimile lotions and-ointments which filter A. (Jornish, John Kelly, Edward "These are ''Of unity. out certalj,^ of the sun's rays. tality. MoorO and Dennis McCarthy. a b o u t In the evening session, Mrs. Members of the East Hartford 1 The deieTgatea w ill.' come to | Often, freckles can be concealed CHICKEN grlpa Thursday with the question 1 by cosmetic preparatinna. Flnhll.v, Ribicoff sat next to Harry Truman Fire Department visited the fu­ of 'Who is to have the presidential a peraon who has a great many in a box within a few feet of the neral home Sunday night in- a f f nomination. I freckles, and who is distressed by I Connecticut * section. She chatted body. Speaker of the House Sam Ray-1 at them, can usually make them lew | "'Hh him. First Natienal hum of Texas takes over the gavel conspicuous by staying in the, Later, asked whether they talked Mrs. Harriet Hnimea M permanent chairman tonight in ehade. | politics, Mrs. Ribicoff said: Funeral services for Mrs. Har­ preparation for what may develop Q,—What is the difference be­ "No. He’* out and I wa» never riet A r Holmes of West Haven U uNiNS tomorrow into a craPklihg battle tween a chocolate arid an ordin­ in." were held yesterday afternoon at over the Civil Rights issue. 3:30 at the Holmes Funeral Home, •-W HER UP — ary oyat of the ovary? S. M. -Mrs. Ribicoff, Wearing a black 'AND SOUNDINS Truman's endorsement of Harri- A ' A cyst is a kind of sac drees of raw gtlk with while polka 400 Main St. The Rev. Gerald W. , UPTS lONSe«r MMUTE Bia *«• BA EW. •». ^ A DISCORD*-' nian apparently gave the favorite iiaually cdnTalnlng a liquid or Qillaspie of the Rvangeltcal Free DO YOU PAY MORE? dots and square neck, said tllat sons hope they can hold out longef .Bamiaolld. a chocolate cyst is moatly they reminisced about Church, Naw' Haven, officiated. on the chance that a ballotli^ Burial waa in the Center Ceme- a l l e y !OOP Nice Parly^ BY V. T. HAMLIN one which contains a dark-colored, .YlalLa-Truman had made to Con: deadlock might develop. liquid which I*' really retained ' nectlcut ter.v, Glaalonbiiry. First National Store* have jutt one ba&ic bu$ine$t Gov. Frank J . Lausche, who has blood. “s Bearera vVere Roger Ames, CHIEF SFOTTED YEAH, m a n ; IF WONMUG COTTON BY RAY GOTTO j Tnlm'an, she reported, aee'med to principle: To bring you better food and better •erv' BK3BULL,TH‘ WELL, ■! DOES HIS PART JUST moat of Ohio'a .58 votes pigged to Q--W ill you please say some­ i be’ getting "a big kick out of Dwight Bllsh, Edward Masteraon, ME-.A KIBOSH ) KIBOSH INJUN AINT THAT \ HALF AS WELL, WEU him. made 1^ clear he^expects to thing about a "D and C" opera­ j everything" at the convention. She Charles Ame.s, Albert Hartensteln ice at lower co*t. Check the First National prices, AUStS LOADSO, ^ LOOK/ - THE VETERANS ^ wait out-several ballot* before .he tion ?—Reader. I and Bernard Holland. CHIEF TWICE S.BUFFALO WHA1CHA \ HAVE TH' BEST ' MOaODY OUT. AND TWO — OLD JO€ FIRST APPEARANCE ; obviously was too. WANTED TOR ) BUFFALO RANCH ■ RISHT-HANOeO N/TTSRS NOBOKEN releases hi* delegation. A—The full-name for this la shown below. Compare them with prices you’d pa^’ \C A TS A K E ? / IM TH' WOfeLD.' COM IN6 UP— SO NCPeS • IS COMINI^ "I don't think there wtll be an dilation and curettage. This ) WNSPf OOP IN FROM7HI early dlsposiUon of the nomina­ means that the cervix or neck of elsewhere. Then remember that these arc only a fieeS N T BULL PEN s TftAOe tion." Lausche said. the womb is stretched and the In­ Weltner Seen handful from hundreds of equally good values. You’ll "Z4AW, Stevenson.'* backers have been side wall Is scraped either fori \Y/NO claiming a majority of the Ohio | purpoaes df^reatm'ent (usually of and ’j quickly see why you can actually save whole dollars: votes when Lausche release* them. aome menstrual disorder') or' for ‘Not So Weir Gov. Robert Ik Meyner still was* d h ^ o stlc reasons. ------'------on your total food bill at your First National Store. A holdout with most of New Jer- j Q -Several mVmths ago. I found sey’s 3* vote* tied up. Meyner said.': it necessai;y to see my doctor be^ ' Q.—How. does the grocery a to ^ Fred Wallner, 82-year-old elec­ It was doubtful hi* name Would go j catise of tinglirig in my finger* of’ today differ from that of a trical wOtJter who waa badly before the convention. ' and toes an|i tiring of my legs. few years ago? bmrimd yesterday when a torch he In their effort to :boosi their I He diagnosed anemia and’ 1 am A.' An u ■> to-date American wah YiMng ignited" paint thinner, was. reported "’not so well," today esndidate's .t o t a l ,' fftevenson’s ! receiving vitamin B. Also, for grocety store today offers 8,000 LB hsekers indicated they were count- * several year* 1 have had some or more items for sale, compared by authorities at Manchester Me­ •f M4, T.H U t> Fat ON Ing on picking up strength pri- i arthritis in my hands but the B to some 1,000 items 15 years ago. morial Hfispital. But h e ‘was not FRESH SWORDFISH msrily from New Jersey. Mssaa- has helped me. I,still suffer some placed on the hospital’s critical BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Changed BY EDGAR MARTIN chuaetts and M'aahington. and numbing of my hands during the- Q. Who* waa T*realdent when list. BUZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANE from several southern states. night and wonder if it could be the new atate of laraiel waa recog­ Weltner wa.s worki Ag in a trans- 'rtORWBV'E DOVi'T vxxi>, s is ) TPi Pi XiStO ft KSftL arteriosclerosis. Mrs. R, D. nized by the Uhlfed States in 1948? ’former vault at the shopping cen­ 'TfvU<' WS VL tS SVSWV WSP GWtOR VKOW DSCft'niTt 1 THINK >UZ 6ND t NEED SOME OH,WEU..;.MAyfC WHAT WE'RE IN THE aUTCVt OF TWO DESPERATE A One would suspePt that the i A. Harry S. Truman. ter. on W. Middle Tpke. shortlyi af­ LBS CLcnvius\ I'u . ...Why TVJt ViftD soev^ SLEEP, CHUCW. WE DIONT REST WE ALL NEED IS A Ll’DlE huss BAG or both: she does liof need lo seek either knocked over a container of MFD firemen anawered a false a further caitse In arteriosclerosis, Q. -.iW^hat are the lines above thinner, setting the liquid afire, or alarm at 165 Adam* at. today and iQ I unde'rstand that people it’ ignited fume.s. police arrested a driver sa the re­ and below i; music staff called? engaged in the' painting of lu­ 4a. Ledge, lines. - Weltnef was peering into sult of an incident which occurred minous dials with radium are sub- of*ning in the machinery bel while firemen were en route t/j the ieci to tumors of the bone. ,My Q.—Whal is the most popular He ran in panic from the ^ d er \Sumntsr. Credit produ siiBsHMsd fire. •IlUTe girl ha* been chewing on a ground vault, his clothes fn to the I Firemen said the alarm came In .method of vacation travel? watch dial painted with Itimlnoue '^A. Appi’oximately 88 per cent waist ul) flaming. A fellow worker at 11:86 a m. paint and I wonder if this consti­ wrapped a shirt around hi* body James, F. Tynes, 18, of 195 N. of ill vacation trips in the United and killed' the flam es., fcw.TJI.mt.UB. FI, on. tutes a serious risk Worried States are made by- automobile, LBS .Main St., was arrested and charged ■Reader. , About .lO; to 40 per cent of Welt- J E F F COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN A'lth reckless driving snd eperst- will} an average round-trip mile­ ner’s body'wai! covered with sec­ Seedless Grapes A -It is true that years ago age of 987 miles, . , , MICKEY FINN A Big Man! By LANK LEONARD Ing a' motor vehicle u-lth defective when the painting 'of luminou ond and. third degree bOrna. equipmenf’for an offense police al­ watch dials tirsl,began, .there waa r leged occurred shorth’ after that. ■ BE MV GUEST the manner in which Th"nea alleg­ HNfE HEARD OF GREGORY G. GRAEEITT? SPORTSMAN! FOR A FEW pays! NOW THIS edly followed the North Knd fire­ ‘ rhan**aa-,J : of the National Association of Green Manor Estates Inc. to U.B. i Manufacturers? Government Post Office Depart­ A.r-In New York City, with ment, premises on Broad St. for 20 ; branch offices In large. cities in- .years from April 1, 1986 at |6,B00 LET THE j eluding Washington, 8»n Fran­ a year with lO-year option for re­ <■ Sutnmerlime Cooie cisco, and Lo.s Angeles. newal. •Marriage. ijceiMe -Q.How long do came.1* go with­ Richaid' Bowles Ur., Brookline, HanrljTBtEr lEiietiittEi out water? TM «*M)IN WKK nOIEN 6 .0 1 CAN S XIass.. and Katherine Maloney, Mil- LEMONADE A A .- A. camel can go three daya’i ton, Mass., Hepl. 8. GO WITH YOU ON VACATION without drinking aiid ai ffer lltfle Building Perinila CAPTAIN EASY . I A Trick Works' BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS E xtra Duty BY MERRILL BLOSSER Inconvenience. « To K and'K Contracting Co. for n a t i v e - TOMATOES 2 lbs. 2 5 c \ SEE. WILL Tumble Brook Acres, Inc., for 1%- GOME 1 TOOK OF THANKE.„ NOBODV’G SEEN ROHATCH IN TEN _ 4).-gWho administer* .le nation r ' SOU GIVE JOE HIM MPORE ItE P r TieyR E, AND YOU NEVER H A V E ! THOEE WERE SoMKy. iber/, N0MN6 Qoulp M A ver 111 Thy TO slory 6-i'oom dwelling on Hackma­ THESE S M fS tm TOWN. I JUST SOT Tir quite good: SNM>SHQT« O F MV PAL WASH ’ni6B5! Raa.'iexi'RXMcv. MW BE MR HEiOAe DO BETTER. at cemeteries throughout the Unit­ tack St., $1.8,000. > , (^oandarofJ^aker^'Vaiuei 1 PROMISED HIM PRIUTE BACK TODAYS NOW I MUST J U » T WHAT 16 VOUR GAME. SiBlffiRl pnoAABi.r vwwcffir a P o s o a r r UP I^MORROW ed States ? « » , To K and S Contracting Co. for MRSiROHATCHf Riuty.atMiss LSTTK BurFOROTT X> P U T AND A.- The- tSatlonal Parlf Service. Tumble Brook Acres, Inc., for fc sAAtL rr/ A ' peCtOMD* f- J % 1-Story 6-room dwelling on Keehey YOUR STAMP" Ijj^ fw n r Q. Factories that make and is­ PARDON ON IF— St.i, $16,800. T. better. sue arm* and equipment are Sampler Pound Cake YOU To K snd 8 Cimtiacting Co. for KMOW ONE/ known by what term? Tumble Brook Acres, Inc4 foi­ HOW , 1^.- Arsenals. l-story 6-roOm dwelling with car­ BOVS, i • A*P ' port oh Keeney .8t., $13,500.. .. \ !ACH Q " Why waa the date June 14 To Frederick J. Demerr for Mieltaway Colfeifc Cake 1 selected as Flag Da.v? 1-story 8troom dwelling on Stock A—It I* the anniversary of the Pi.. $10,8.80. day on which the Gontinental iTo Frederick J. Demers for V- Congress adopted th e, flag of the United Statea in 1777. ~ ----- T 1-story 8-nrom dwelling on Stock \\ Pi.. $11,000. ' a Q—What la meant by winter, To Herbert Hiitchin.sop for Wil-'* rules and tunimer rules in golf? >Ham .M. Roscoe Jr., fpy altarations DO YOU PAY MORE? i and additions to a dwelling at 77 0 MEEKLE THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE A—tinder summer rules, a play- ■ ] Slight Delay BY DICK CAVALLI Meal BY WILSON SCRUGGS er must play his ball -as it lies, Princeton "St., $6.3O0. i i while under: winter rules, he is O C h A t\C /, FD)OJ|WOVWHATTH» T jLL.octe.THeur . MOT SO HCJfWlTV T « POtmSTW Mi,A«r. VOl/LOUDAtyDOEA^, DATE NUMSeeTaWYNOrr W'hlle vacationing, you’ll have time to relax and permitted, to iniprove his lie 1 LC' i6?nr!5Ar“““,oiBsr-_Six 3jHN(ijrA9 M.'fcff-I RiWTro TO TKWCyOl/ANV- TWOW/TTf everyjvhere except in the rough Slfop and Save at FIRSGNATIONAL mITk'As , M u m iy , PCX ciTCH MV ercoeo sesstouT HORL TOMOnOW U W r T iO V E to/ Bnjfiy reading the news of the world and your or hazards. ' IH), Siil)Htation HCRCflOMC? UCr.dkF PVAaTSMir, favorite home town features-In this newspaper. You don’t have to yvonder w:hat la happening at home, LeaMt* on File 1041 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER fTAlX lor we have complete coverage of local news, sports, ' ...... ' '680 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD hutineaa and aoqial events. Let the Herald go vara- 297 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER tioningwith you! About Town [The Iea.se betweep the Ttoet I Of­ 30 EAST MAIN ST.. ROCKVIUE . ' ■ *» fice Department ; ;id Green Mgnnr The -Sewing Group of Emanuel EstateK.for the Broad St. building 954 MAIN ST., EAST HARTFORD 2351 MAIN ST., ^LASTONgURY CALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Lutheran Church Ladles Aid which was constrtwted for the de- Society will nteet ThUrifiay morn­ partnieni. was filed today in ■ the ing at 10 o’clock with Mrs. Ellen office' of the town clel'k. THESE RRiqS ARE EEFICTIVE IN THE ABOVE STORES ONLY ' * ‘ V ' C. 'Carlson. 6tJ Norman St.. The It .indh'ate* the government' de- Ml $r5121 members yviH bring their- own tartm enl will pa;. $6,800 a year for . i" sandwiches and- the hostefia will the 20 .Years the leaaie runs’ It glso serve beverages. Those, who prefer hao a lO-.Vear option for renewal at STORES OUMU to mid bandagSa fnr th* hoapital $4,878.RTfi a y*ar. | FIRST national a-iH luEttittg I^ETctUl' Instead of sewing will have the op- Th* Hast''term began April 1, 1 I'H JK '..." * ■' 'I -- i-, ' I pertua|t}r t» ito. «•. A f 1156.iM. I

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MANCHESTER EVENING ftERALb, MANCHESTER, CGNN„ TUESDAY, AUQUST 14, W58 ilANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST J4, 1956 PAGE ELEVEN ■■ ___ ^______iL____■ -- •

THE BoW in State Alu: ment Herald Angle Redlegs Slmiiping at the Plate, Lose to By • *• Police & Fire- Ail-Stars Win! West Hartford ' -PAT BOLDUC Rookie Taylor Phillips B illy W ojie Spearheads Local Sport Asalztaat Sport* Editor 0|atlast Rivals In Ca ^evLiOop Cojts 2-0 Win •* tougher than breaking Babe . Loose Sports Talk Ruth’fc home run record. Champs I>'TrRMICDIATBI.KA(U >: I Standings Chatter ball players have organized in ■ Notches Third Yictory Rjun and darkness fdrcod a halt. D. Pet. Behind Godin group to stage * ’’Gala HAwaiian NATIONAL LEAGUE Mrs. Giace Comiskey, who as Third baseman Billy WoJIe ia the | In last ni/fhCs Interniedihte Lea^ne ' Rainbow Club 0 i.don AvMKBU'A.N IJROKIN Juniors Holiday” at the Concourse Plaza I Bahlnd tha no-h4t,-no-run pitch-^ All-S Hotel this afternoon. The affair, president of the While Sox still New YorkT^Aug. 14 (4*;—Have the Cincinnati Redlegs, who man to watch Saiuraay rnghtj contest which went, only four and fare Moriarty Bros, tonight at Ml. Manchester Nassiff 'A im s holds final authorlt.v, ha* given tog of Mac McCurry, his secD.nd of West, Sides Nebo a l 6 o'clock in a Tlsilight featuring an Hawaiian fa.shion figured .“to go as far a s our pitching will carr>* us,” reached when the Stratford Raybesto* j cnee hhlf innings With^Pnlice and, bowed jout- of the State' Alui Marly Marion a full vote of con­ the season. Manchester, Auto Parts HighlSclwpl League game. Scott Mitchell will League Tournament as West Harl- show pliia other outstanding en- the end'of the line? It was Manager Birdifi Tebbetts who Cardinals clash with the Burnside' d fidence despite the slump of tha edged out Moriarty Bros. 1-0 at | American League Fire outlasting ronticclli's 6-4 at A rtlulr A probably hurl for the Juniors while toi'd, behind the one-hit pitching of t'ei^aintnent. is for the benefit of the West Side Ovai. Five b i g ball club. . .. When Roy Slev'era tagged his pitching the big “If” in the National League pen- W L Pet. G.B. Dovalettes in an exhibition soft- ■ Jack Hedlund or Steve Bellinghin Jim Godin, registered a 2-0 victory the Myasthenia Gravii Founda­ Buckley Field last night to the | n ant t^haae, and now th a t hU not- ^ first inning runs decided , the ball ; Wimpy's AlVSlars moved with- i is expected to s ta rt for the Ga.y; homered at Kansas City last week New York . 73 38 .658 .— ball game at 7:30 at Robertson; ^ expeciea lo atari lor me at Diiffv Field in West Hartford tion. .. congresaional committee first of a three game aeries for the so robust Redlegs are slumping at I ^ , game as the Chiefs made use of, ; in onedmlf game of tlic leagiie- was told tn-^hicago laal Thufs (Aug. 5) it was the Senators' SSth National League crown. (Tlcveland ... 63 45 .583 8V4 Park. Wojie is one of the four i leading Rainh(>w^\(lltrh last night, Godin had day that " b o ^ g can be kept one circuit smash of the season, tying the plate just when the O TinilCCIIlTT Boston . . . . . 62 47 .569 10 ' walks and errors to take a com-.j ^ g io n and Green Barber Shop^do , jfcH,,he,ter1^1 ssC' batters completelv off Ron Laliberte. who relieved ia in need df a lift the CIncy* are J. it II I. J.l.U .3 9 1 itII Stratford players selected to the ■ posting a 73-4R viNory over Man- [battle in a league contest while |i of the safest ofvall 'sporls" bv club s sll-lime high Ih 193^ CIncy* (toiesgo .... 56: 50 . 48 manding lead, ' as he set J 6 down Johnny L u c u in the second to* hurtln'. I ■14'4 All-Star team last summer wrhen; Buzz Keeney. Police and Fire (die.sler High Scho<)l at the Ka.st Thursday night s game .lofsza OHi8mC • making minor a^iutmenta in • • • When'Qarl Er.skine defeated ninga,, pitched his best game of the Detroit ...... 52 58 .473 20'4 the Redbirds captured, the World: 'Side Rec. In another Rec .Summer Tebbetts needed a "atopper" last | Baltimore .. 48 62 .436 24 >.4 hurler. had little trouble until the, Herni a Camera against .Moriarly’s. ^ A j present federal regul»iaighl win over the Red- wild pitch in the third frame mishap and Hal Jeffcoat and | 37 .340 35 In his freshman year (1855) nine began to get hot. Bob Carl­ game of the year b.v iip'seUing the Legio.n Juniors player and a sta r . « broadening boating safety ediicb-■ l>lciis at Ebbets Field. He had not pushed across the Automen'a lone Moscow, Aug. 14 i/F) — Russian Tuesday’s Schedule with the Cardinals, Wojie led the MEN’S DIVISION ' West 'Sidri^ 67-41 at the C harter tipn programs and conlinuirlg^*U*^cce(i a home loss to.St. Louis Brooks Lawrence taking their basketball has come up with a fel­ son and Roger Auiiraiilt collected perfoip.er With .Manchester High ■ ^ e second inning when West Hart- m arker. lumps: but he couldn't find one. Chicago at Kansas City, 10 p.m. team >n totting with a ;312 aver­ BEST 18 HOLES two of their teams three hits dur­ Oak tmtdisy court. technical improvements in boats. I 1950- ■- Tlj* n)819.11 Wednesday night at Buckley low who pulU in more crowds than —Harahman (9-7) ’ va. Dltmar ' Al Siirowier and Ism De.sci School in Uie Rec b^ummer Baskef- j ^ scored both its runs Milwaukee’s first-place Braves age. The New Haven resident is Full Handles|w ing that frame and pu.shed across ball league, ha.s been ordered both ita luns. motors and boating equipment... i Icagu'ei* annual draft meeting for Field, Moriarly's will try to even Lenin’s TomPorno. (8-13). also reputed to be thp greatest Uoined the All-SJar-s' last nimt. tagged Johnny Klippatein and He’s Vasily Akhtayev, a t4 ‘4 Class Bob Boyce 89-8—81 three nma with the helji of a cut down on athletics for the re- ^ m ■ ' New York Giants' home football ' Ihe seleiTipn of minor deague play- the series.In their game with the swept the 'final three gamea of Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p.m.— softball hitter In Connecticut. Last and Bund! Tarca SJ8-7—51, tie; I Ijc I—by- S'orhi . 'Burke. Wimpy^ mainder of the stufimmer because tho^cond-mnihg. sohediilf at Yankee-etadiuw this -c‘'» ikUI be^sheld “si Jacksonville, Automen at 6 o clocH. monster built something like -ait Foytack (9^8)—vs. Wynn (13-6). jiinii>ed into an eaily lead ani their four-game act with a 5-1 season was Wojie’s seetJUd appear- Cnass B-:—RDb Flinld 60-9— SI, Btt“ ■•finally fanned cleanup h itter Lau- of his healtli. Xorm will he al-; u * ground ball throiigli fall Includes. Oct. 21, Pill.sburgh *”18.. in the ISeorge Washington Amo rartft (1> deciaion. oak tree. Washington a* Baltimore,'8 p.m. ance in the World Tournament, McNamara 64-12—52; Class' C—' ry Herzog to end the threat.. tie\'et;^ .slowed the pace. Burke lowed to play only one athletic I Larry Hatinert fol- Steelers: Oct. 28. Philadelphia! Hotel; Dec. 3, . V ^gger, faaler. ’ abir h po a a rbi He plays basketball something —Stobbn (8-8) va. Johnson (4-7). poured, in lO-foi-rfu at the foul Whitenelle, «« X*',.... 0 1 0 1 3 3 0 The defeat akidded the Redlegt having performed in the 1952 t(wr- Phil Russell 74-27—47, Cal Mc­ Flarly Trouble ! contest a wbe'k and he is expected lowed with a single to right Eagles: Nov. .11, ('hicago Oardi-’ "Wonger than ever before. Thafa Simmonp. 3b .. like an oak tree, too. Boston at New York, 8:15 p.m.— I line and ended tvji with 22 mark- four games behind the Braves — ney with the ■ strong Columbus Carthy 63-16—48. to continue playing with the Rightflelder GSry .McConneil's nalfi: Nov. 25. iThlcuffo BearR; D#c. a capsule evaluation ofxihe New Smith, cf But the big guy really packs Pfimell (fl-2) va. Kucks (15-6). The Chiefa capitalized on two, ! or.s. Pinky Holieiitlial tos.sed in 14 Howeir 2 b ...... five games shy on the important 'em In. During the current Soviet Bears from New Haven. A natural BEST BALL FOLTISOMES walks, a wild pitch and two er­ IvCgion. throw in was wild and Godin 2, Washington. Redskins: and Dec. York Joumal'-American Xll-.Star Churlira. c ... lost” side — and two back of Monday’s Results , hitter and one <^f the game’s while .lull Barnard scoied the scored with the first rhn, Hatincn 9. Cleveland Browns. . . First foot­ team that will meet the l^htjed Huntinjrion, lb. Spartakiad—the unofficial Olym­ First Round Leaders rors to set starting chucker Denny •ialiie nimiher. MrCurry, p ... Brooklyn, rained out at New York pic trials — the 16,000-seat out­ No Games Scheduled. fiercest competitors, he receives as Tw o-Thirds Handicap Guay knee deep in trouble. Carl­ advancing lo second on the error. ball practice for the Fort’ Devens S tates S tars in the H earst SandlfH,, f'.vr .Stands Oiil ■AL .sl'KOWU', who hah been Suthard. rf ... in the only other game acheduled door basketball-tennis stadium has Wednesda>''s Schedule many rave notices for hia spark­ Otto Lonsntxen, Bund! Tarca, son took over witli one nut and out of action most of the summer He moved to third on an infield out squad was held yesterdav with Classic at the Polo Grounds Aug. Hansofi. If 0 to either league. Chicago at Kaasas City, 10 p.m. ling defensive ability as his potent Ray Owens and Ken Woodbury- I-itlle 1>‘0 Cyr. playing his first and scored on'Roger Tarpe.v's sSi approximately 7.1 candidates re­ 22. been filled every time Akhtayev pitched the remaining four, in- Shelley Mann set a new E lit an filed becau.se of a broken jaw suffered Totals ...... 17 > 0 18 3 2 0 ■The Redlegs. who won the Detroit at Cfleveland, ■ 8 p.m. bat at the plate. A lefthanded bat­ 67-8-^9, and Len Oigllo, Jim game for the High School this in an earlv season baseball game, I T’arpe.v actuallv popped porting for the initial drill. The and hit Kazakhstan Republic team Tilnga allowing tvj;o runs four American long course wom­ summer, meslied 20 points, practi­ , Moriarty’* (•> series opener behind Larry Jansen take the court, leaving the ad­ Washington at Baltimore, 8 p.m. ter, Billy holds claims to some of Gordon, Everett Murphy and Vito 1 I hits, including a double while en's swimming record . with Red Scllhendienat appears joined AVimpy's All-Stars last ' Gie second baseman'but Jim Army eleven will appear a I Mt. ab r h no a e rbi wh(> was ju s t, recalled from, the Boston at New York, 2 p.m. the longest balls hit to the Nutmeg cally all of his hoop.s coming on to he s bit mi.'vcd up here, but Silk (jly Sporlfi Young. 3b ...... 2 0 0-2 0 0 0 jacent 103.000‘Seat Lenin Stadium Agostinelli 69-9—60. scoring twice. ’ A iiiimrtc and 4.6 .seconds in a night in the Rec Basketball Barbero suffered a mental lapse Nebo against the Manchester Mer­ O ir. V ...... minora, were oh even term* with State and last summer broke meny eye-fliling jiinip shots. the '.second baseman is no allowing H y in e n lo cro.ss the chants ' Sunday, Sept. 30. Only six games remain to b* .2 0 0 12 .> 0 virtually empty "during the track 5iationi.' League WOMEN’S DIVISION Wednesday’s, contest originally lOn-mctcr free style heat In Ix'ague. I.K)ii Desci also played hi.s played in the! Rec Softball League Laliberte. f.h. p .3 0 0 0 0 0 the Braves for five Innings. Then G.B. of the Cardinals' 6|II-timc records. Rop Ciisier and Kd Lynn bomb­ more eonfu.sed than the X. Y. plate. Lucas, p. cf ... .10 0 0 0.0 Slid field contests. W L Pet. 72-HOLE TOtRNAMENIr ScheduHid between Nassiff Arms the Olympic tlanies tryouts first game last night. and the leading Manchester Autp Del Crandall, whose sacrifice fly Vasily Is an ex-shot putter. And Milwaukee . . . 66 42 .611 Another Standout Low Gross—Cynthia Prior 389. in Detroit. The 18-.vear-old ed home 5.1 points between them Gianl.s. * Greg M anchuck coYlecled the! Maraiope. as .. .10 0 10 0 produced the first run. .tagged shid Bsntly Oil has been .post­ to leail .\rlhiir'.s to its first win. Philip P. Barry has been ap- P arts ( 12-11 need one’win to in- D'Anunzo If .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 until recently, he Idssed the toll Brooklyn . . . 64 44 ..583 Another standrtiit performer Low Net—Cora Anderson 305. poned. A makeup date will be all-aioimd mennai.d of Ar­ (iRKAT EASTERN and Case only hit off Godin, a triple leading I pointed to the newly created posi-'siire their second straight league rilHramo. rf ., 2 0 0 0 0 0 Klippsteln for a two-run homer, toward the basket in the manner Cincinnati . . . 63 47 .573 with the'Cards ia Tony ^aglluca. ODD or EVEN HOLES lington,—Va.. shouJ,d_hc_lie«rd Lynn dropped in 1,3 hoop.s and a off the .second, but Godin Struck ' Ducheaueaif. 3b .2 0 0 1 1 0 his 13th. to-break a 1-all tie in the named shortly— Bros., scheduled to play last night tion of departmental assistant to | title. Both Great Eastern (10-3i PlEott, cf. lb . 2 0 0 1 0 0 of a shot putter. St. Louis . . . . 55 54 .505 one of the three remaining veter­ Class A—Nellie Johnsoh 44-11 from in Melbourne. 1 i foul try for 27 markers, while out the side with Manchuck rest­ sixth and Milwaukee was rolling. roller A Kirr iRt Custer continued liis fine .scoring Trov and Liietlee in a Rec Softball l>ague game at acl-as Athletic Business Manager i and Telso i7-8i are assured of He’* imprdved during the Philadelphia . 52 56 .486 an* who started playing with the —33, Avis Hamilton 48-lS—38; ab r il pr. a <• rbi Robert.son Park, were” ramed out. ing on third base. Manchuck and St the University of Connecticut., berths in the four-team playoffs C i o w f S t e p - ^ O u t T ..lals_...... 21 0 0 IR 2 0 0 Rookie .Frank Robin.son, who Pittsburgh ... 48 61 .440 Stratford club back in 1948 and Cilass B—Melissa DeMartto 82-14 HubEianl. r( ... .1 1 2 I n M n ’ with 13 hoop.s and,2fl points. Neil Pierson, who walked three Auto P an , ...... 001 OOO—T was oqe-for-10 in the first three Spartakiad. ho\eever, and leads ^lo n . 2b 2 ft o 0 n 0 fi ’ AllSIars 03i l)ra>v in TV" Bout The game haa, been rescheduled A graduate of UConn in 1954.'while Case Bro.s. i4-9t and Rain- Jim Mangan. third atiihg catcher for the New 'York GianU. I SR, Hnwe«; BB Lalih-rte 4! SicCurry the Individual scoring with Chicago ...... 44 62 .415 also an All-Star selection In 1955. —38. Gates. If ...... 1 0 0 0 n 0* B V Pi5 ; for next Tue.sday night. times, were the only Manchester Barry will start his new duties on j now Club i4-9i are balUing' for 2; SO. Lurn., 2, l.slib,rte 10. XtrCurry games of the set. supplied the bulk -New York .. 38 66 .371 He holds a life-time batting mark McIntosh, .^h ,, n 1 1 n 0 T i Harnaid. f 2-2 14* players not to fall v’ictlni to God­ leaves Polo Grounds clubhouse in New York, late Aug. 13. carry­ 7: Hit, off. I.urn, 0 for 0. run, in 1 in- of Cincinnati’s Inept attack, going points in five games. Actually, he ' SELECTED 18 HOLES He.vart, Ih ... ' *t 0 n K ' 1 0 1 romaH f . Aug. 14 i.4'i W eight Aug.’ 16. . . Football practice at llhe fourth spot. Tfte Main St. nhig: Ijillhane .0 for 1 run in R: HBP. ■’dropped in” that many — reach­ Tuesday’s Schedule of .273 and hit an even .300 last Class A—Mrs. Hamilton 78-28 Maltempo, c .,. 1 in's powei-fiil strikeout weapon. ing piacked bag after he was suspended indefinitely by club Pt«*i- four-for-four and socking hi* 2flth Te» 1 n 0 n .!>' Riiiko. f .. ~ conjintfes lo be one of the fighter’s I (iRIU PR.ACTK'E for the Mflin the University of Connecticut will I Merchants (2-Uj still maintain dent Horace Stoneham, Mangan walked out during first *game I.ura, . p . h enemies, ■ ch,ester Merchants will be held of doubleheader with Pittsburgh Aug. 12. Notice of, suspension laiirt; 'Time. 1:20. homer managed by the heretofore mate. then plunking the ball Hearn (4-11) va. Maglie (6-4). aasB B—Kae Allan 77-28—83. Keeney, p .... •> 0 0 1 .1 (0 0 ■ r»»')»rl. c .. That's the way Willie Troy of morrow and Friday night at 6; Two fielding gertis were turned Jake Pitler, veleraiT^jf forty-four yeason event .. Six. of the 15 gave this as cause for action. After walkout. Mangan said Man­ through the nets. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, (2), as an outfielder until an Injury SWEEPSTAKES^-----, Kdmundtbh. N. B.. A\ig. U . Siirowt* f. ( one by first baseman Malcolm seasons of ns.-ieball. \vhll be h o n -' players employed by Coach free-awinging Redlegs ip lb* sidelined him in 1949 and upon his Total* ...... IS 6 5*l5 S 0 2 loHdora after today's final , SlPVon#»'ij. I Wa.shington, D:C., had it figured at Mt. Nebo. Sunday morning ager Bill Rlgney "is the worst manager I ever played for." As A.5IERICAX LE.AGUE aeries. • For all hi*' points, however, 6 p.m.—Friend (13-11) and'Mun- Class A—Mrs. Johnson 94^'2^— after his 10-round draw with Jerry session will be held a t 10:.30. M an­ s robhing-Manchiirk of a ored at Ebbets FiCld Tuesday',-1 VVally Fortin of the American he left Polo Grounds Mangan said, "I don’t know what’s going.to Rusty Scruton pitched la brilliant Vaaily is no cinch to make Rus- ger (3-2). vS. Haddix (10-3) and return to the lineup was shifted to 72. , ■ . i Pltntlrrlirii (4> I IS-hole qualifying,- round will e.n- hit amiHlje other by Pierson when Sept. 18. Jake,-has been a Dbdger I Legion ,llminrs wound tip hatting Rookie Ta.ylor Phillips, a 23- third base, but returned to leftfleld ah r 1) fj* ^ *Jj**;j ■ Icr medal play tomorrow for the 'l*o!al.'8 ... Liiedee of New Haven at St. ager Geofge Mitchell urges that happen yet." *iAP Wirephotoi. no-hitter last night at Waddell year-old southpaw, gained hia sia’a Olympic team. Simmons (8-6). CAflton. p .. 3 I ? Nicholas Arena last night. all local players interested in he threw dwl Kevin M arinan after coach,since 1948... Hie 1TO7 lover the charm ed .300 mark. As Field agaimst, Spencer Rubber in He can't jump a foot. And when (toicinnati at Chicago, 2:30 p.m- last season rtrhen the Cards ac- Kw**h. cf ...... 310 1 II I! 1 ' Canadian Amateur titles with the F. PI* making a terrific slop behind third Chicago National Boat S h o w. 1 a team the succeasful .luniors tltod victory without defeat with (juired Wojie. Also a long ball hit­ Johhny Longden is ths only HUi. c ... . . 3 0 0 2- 1 n! eroWh likely .to rest on an Amer­ B'irkIpI r;-! l” Ti o.v .said he planned to enter playing come out this week, ■j' the first game of a two out of his second straight complete game his team starts a fait break, it’s —Nuxhall (7-8) vs- Kaiser (3-5). bproi base. Kebniary 8-17. in the International ; compiled a reapectable .296 bat- ter, Tony is a perennial leader in American Jockey who has ridden H : l b ...... ,e.3 0 0 3 n p 0 i ican heaii. r \r . -f. . 2" the ring at 161. but'-a two-day lay- —scattering seven hits and walk­ strictly a four-man show. Vasily Milwaukee at St. Loula, 8 p.m.- Lauari, 3 h ...... 2 0 0 • “ 1 II ■ PrnvoHt. ]'i|;off added three pounds, ' longest hit ball jN ^e day was Aniphlthealre will be even larger | Hug average .. Righthander .fohn three American League aeries. lags a bit. Buhl (14-4) or Conley (6-7) vs the_ all-important RBI column. rtiore than 4,000 winners. At tha Guay. p. r' I 0 ' In the opening qualifying round ■ n.-vnoirt,*, * ...... and 'more comprehensive llian the , O Coin, unbeaten in four Rec Scruton'S fine pitching gave Police ing only two while holding Cincin­ end of 1955 h« had a total of 4,646 Campbell, rf ... 0 ve.sterdav. four Americans mafic ' ••''cl'-iii*.''' B ...... s "1 fight better a t 161,” said claimed by Tony Liimohitno When Mangan Blasts Rigney nati's other '■ power guys. Ted Still, the crowds love him, Dickson (8-8). In two meetings with the Carids CunninKham. 2b . 0 'n , ■ Robbv Bolls IBC, he skied deep to centerfieliKm'the 19.56 version, world's jargest, boat-: Softball League starts with th« A Fire a 4-0 victory. Scruton winners. Tnlftl.c Troy. "If I had made, th a t weight Kloszewski. Gus Bell. Wally Post cheering, clapping and whistling Mimday’s Results ^ this summer the Doves have Come The New York Giants made 108 Amirault. 2h .... n' 21 2-7 4S I'm sure I would have won without fifth inning. .Godin struck otiNtlie ing exposition until that t i m e, Automen, is' also pitching for the struck out 12 and walked only one, widely when Akhtayev takes the Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati out on the short end twice but FUhfr. If ...... o n 0 1 0 (I O ' Sanders of Miami Beach, Fla., and 1 Sroru a1 iiaif Af*- Executive Director Guy W. H ighes i WlHlmantic Knights, of Columbu* the only runner to reach first base and Ed Bailey, hitless. errors to their first 88 games in any trouble.'’ Mav Fiffiit Fullmer side in the first three innings. ' The Braves got their other two floor. It's a tough' blow to aome (Night). Bast Hartford Coach Ray McKen 1956. Totalii ...... ») -I 3 12 4 - I . Lenezyk of Newington. Conn., Both boys .wer^ "very happy” M anchester had men on base in said after a survey of exhibitors.. . j *" **** Thread City circuit and is Bnt Quickly Suspended safely. Soviet sportswritora and sports of­ Brooklyn at New York .post na hopes to spring a a upset Satur­ Police and Fir# ... *.vii Ox- «; carded 70s. three under par. ' 1 t Arthur Jlruc it>7) The .New York Football G i a n t s I'inbeaten in three oulings. The Scruton struck out thg, side in runs off Jeffcoat on Danny O’Con- PonticMH » ...... l»l. 30—4 > r F 'F rt!». Willi the-decision, and Teddy Bren­ New York. Aug. 14 4*1 A m id­ every inning but the fourth and nell'a bases-loaded aingle In the ficials. who often have lambasted poned Rain. day. Playing in the fast_Statc 2B. Manchurk; SB Orlxoii, Mubbaril Sander.*,, llic Canadian Open ’ii.'«'f*i. f ...... 11 ikii 2« seventh... Of the three hits West 1 announced that tickets for • i41- j/Knighls are in second place in the. second and sixth innings. U.S. teams for what they called f'y.y.'. 2 1-.1 5 ner, St. .Nick's malclimaker, re­ dleweight champion.ship fight be­ eighth. Jeffcoat was the fourth Only Games Scheduled. League for the fourth consecutive #2l: LOB. Pollc# Ar Kir# .5, PontlrHH'R titli.st. can become the fir.sl play­! I..vnn. f warded them with future bouLs. Hartford collected, only Dick i dividual 'jwmes went on sale Fri-,| league standings, just one \N ew York, Aug. 14 i/P- He wrho ■young t26)i and shouldn't be im- The stylish righthafider struck "freaks.” year, the Dovalettes, finished In .3 BB. Guay 2. rarl?oh 1 K»''-ikv 2; er ih the histor.v of- the tournament' ...... !!' ji M out at^igasl one batter every in- Rcdleg pitcher, following reliefer* Wednesday’s Stoedule- SO, Carbon 3. K#»’n#y''2: Uit.i 'iff. Ruiw’« <’ -2 i*i Liiedee. who came in at 166 tween Sugar Ray Robinson, the Romanos’ single to center In the I dav and witNlw on sale at 5’ankee Rnme away from ihe top .. Big saaA«8 bos*. ; patient,. Art Fowler and Don. Gross, as In spite of his clumsiness and New Yo.k vs. Bnxiklyn at Jer second place last season. The Guav for 4 nin# m I<3 innirii:# -to wih both the Open and A m ateur Tnvictm e ...... X. 1 ft-2 2 ■sixth WHS leg itim ate___ M anches­ Stadium and atsJohn Jarrell. Inc. Pinky Hohenthal continues to “I told him that it waa all part .ning. RajN^tchin waa the other I , Mnit'oiii. K ...... iVl (1 pounds, was sighed to fight Bob 36-year-old . king of the dirislon, Wind* up with a job a total loaa. Tebbetts again missed Freeman — past statements by Soriet leaders, sey City, 8 p.m. Doves lo*t out in the semifinals of SEW LONDo Carbon 4 for 2 run# m 3 2-3: MRP. champlon.chips. ** ParlM, t ...... 'I fMl •y Provi7.7,i Aug, 27 and Troy was ter's represfntalive.s’ were gentle­ in New York Cit>K Mail orders P"®* "H "corers in the Rec Sum- , of the game, that he thould con- hero for PoKqe A Fire, hitting a however, Rusala's basketball selec­ the annual State Tournament in Amlraul. (py K<'#n#vi: w r. r.unv; i", Sanders, however, will face the and Gene Fullmer of We.st Jordan. Jim Mangan tried it, the 10-4 bullpen ace who suffered Pittsburgh' at Philadelphia, 8 WATERFORD Wittk I., Guay: Sroifr. Da'y. given Englisli middleweight, Jolin men and good sports and deserved will be handled al the Giant of- ,'"®® Basketball Ik*agiie with 120 I aider himself part of the club and home run in Um fifth inning and a slipped disc while fielding a tors are giving Vasily a good look. '1954 and bowed to the quarter­ : Titl.ll.S , ...... 13 3-10 l?7 •' Utah, was in the planning stage a better fate, ' fice at U W. 42nd St. points. Dave Boland has 85 lallie.s ; should be glad to be with a big driving in three nuis. p.rtov, L. Sullivan as a Sept. 10 opponent. today with the International Box­ Now he's i ground toll last Thursday. They’re willing to try almost any­ Cinchuiati at Chicago (2), 2:30 finals last year. cliampion Moe, Norman f>f Kitch- , n.*. ' Kbhet.s called. Tournament semifinals will be and Kenny Ixiwd has 68, • \rilh Msngaii. the third-string New league team." P A F got one run to, the first on thing to. beat the United States at CLINIC OPENS TODAY ener. who .shot a 4-under-par 69 to ^Snitih f ing Club in the iiniisiial position both cagers also participating in Freeman figures as a key man p.m. SPEED BOWi IfUcdce tljc winner, aw arding jjini played Saturday ^al C harter Oak , Siriclly mseltall York Gianta’ catcher, didn't like This is not Mangan's first' out­ singles by John Connolly, George Melbourne next fall. Milwaukee at St. Louis, 8 p.mu le a f the qiialifiersT" i Bml'er"' ’ of a rank outsider. '* Park. First game of the double- five contests. * Ex-High schoolers burst. He was with the Pittsburgh for the Redlegs, unless ' they can MOVE TO SUMMER POSTS ,ius and Judgg,.--fSlikc ■ Also in the talking .stage wa.s a Once a bench-sitter, Detroit’s'^ aitti/ig on the bench., so he got'up May and Dotchin. The rictors tab regain their power in a hurry, if Racing, Fireworks Diqilay Storrs, Aug. y The I'ni- Bill Foote Jr., H iinlington Beach,- KMley!' * Davidowitz had 'it even-in rounds' header will start at 1 o'clock. The lilzz Keeney has tallied 75 points ' Pirates at the start of last season. lied two more in the fifth when verslty of Connfictlctit’* annual feud between Rohin.son and the Charlie Ma.xwell remains a definite ' in four tilLs. and' aat in the locker rooht in la.4t they are to have anything .but a STAMFORD FIGHT NUMBER ONE Calif., had a 71 and Avt|-"'r P^-' Kdi, h. g ■ • ^...... anh no’ht.a. The A P card agreed finals will be played on Sunday at Sunday’* doubleheader against ' but told off no less a personage Dotchin hpmered after. May \Caa Miami, Fla. iBr-John J. Madala, Tomorrow Nite—8:30 pjn. Coitohes Qinic opens today for.: son of Fitchburg. Mass., a 72. IBC, .which holds an exclusive con­ dark horse possibility for the' CoaWir “’Richy .iarvis' strong "spoiler’s” role, left after another Hialeah’s director of safety la serv­ T.'lalS 20 1-11 with Ebbets. 2 o'clock, Pittsburgh. than Branch Rickey, and promptly safe on a fielder's choice. .P A F 131- basketball and football -Three othc. uis Scor;' *1 tmlf. 3K-14, Arlliiir Drug. tract with the retired song-and- HMrlfurd l3) •American League batting chanP Manchester Auto Parts also pace , was shipped to Hollywood. In July, four-game nm-ln with the Braves Stamford, Aug. 14 —Stam­ Laurel, Md. (NEA) — Ribot, ing this summer as a steward at Gigantic Fireworks Show coaahes from in statc.s and Nova ilance man. ab r )l pt. a V»i j pionship sflOlild Mirkey Mantle the Rec SofUjall League with a Then he made an even more aeri- scored its final tally in the sixth tht^weekend at Cincinnati. ford's Chico Vejar tskes on Italian four-year-old. was the first the Randall Park race track in Great Racing Program the course par of 73. MiU'iimn, 2h .. .1 0 ft 1 0 o! ! he w'as sent to El Paso In the class on an error and two hit*. horse- tovitsttolo'compete.in the Scotia. Speakers for the three- R(>binsoii said he tiad bolted the KKPhtOt*. ct ...... 1 0 n J ft ft ft (never happen) skid or Harvey laiidabto.: .309 leani bktting aver- oua mistake. He took Giant Man­ j B West Tekas-New Mexico League \ Bull N'irsing Injury Ramon Fiientes to an outdoor. 10- Cleveland. Charles J, McLsnnan, day meeting are Adolph Rupp L.\sT .NKiiiT’.'i KHiHTs | Yestcrday^s Stars ! IBC3»table - he's not worried about 1 fvoniaiHis, c ...... Kuonn isn't able to run up a late- age' while the R am ^v Club's .214 ager Bill Rigney to task publicly. Wednesday night at 6 o’clock round fight here Sept. 10. Fiientes fifth running of the $100,000 .. .1 0 ft !.■) 1 0 u as pljtyer-manager. these two teams will clash again Milwaukee, which got through Cal Rainey and Dr. J. . CaUett are University' of Kentucky, coach. '• IMU’BLE .ME:.AMN.C., International at other Hialeah officials serving as New York Willie Troy. J64,- ■ Hall!i*-n. 11 ...... 1 1 ft ft ft ft ' I Returned Home * at M’addrJ Field. A victory for July 24 in a California fight. Laurel, Nrtv. 12. Adnita 3 1 .10- ^ l d s 80e and Morris Fabricant. coach at* New York fP NajUuia. the colt Pitching: Taylor P h 1 1 11 p s. 1 get enough money from President i nouBlas. lb ...... (t ft 4 ft ft ft Hatton, the 33-year-old infielder loop . . The once-beaton. Auto I ever pla.yed for," he sputtered. I With his team losing one day. starting help, of ace righthander stewards. Washington, D. C'., and Jeri'y Lue Jim Norris and '"o. for a title de­ Tarpt-y, 3I> ...... 'n II ft ft ft "Ati far as I'm concerned, he P A F would end the playoffs Stoaington High School, at the i tlial has won more monev Ihui) nnv , Brave.s Scattered seven" hits and , recently obtained.’ from the Card!- Parts have also scored IheNuost j he decided to, pitch and merely whereas Spencer Rubber needs the Bob Buhl dursing a'n injured dee. 166, New Haven, Conn., drew, fense. Spar*o, R!6 ...... i2 II ft ft 0 «l ft nal.s, replaced George Kell a t third runs, 170, rnm pared lo only couldn't r.iahage in a Class D basketball clinic: and Coach Ray , other horse m hislorv.'has a doii- walked onl.V two. while keeping R*'enn. rf ...... 1 0 ft ft 0 0 ft I lobbed the ball' up. He was slaugh- win to stay in contention. finger), pla.va tbpee a^t St. Louis Eliot of the U niversity of lIliiioi.s, ble meaning.’ He wits iiamcd lo.- ;.,c , 10. . _. jjLfpower threats Ted Khiszewski, Finished «lth N'orrl* base in the late innings in the the lowly Merchants . .Unlesuf th*' league. 4le just doesn't know how before moving on to" Cincinnati, Tijuana. Totaiff...... l!» 2 3 ] tered and fined by the league pres- P. « r . (41 • Bob Ingalls. UCpnn coach, and city in New Hampshire. However,! Mexico - Ricard+iQ,„ wallv Post and Ed ‘T in fini.Shed w ith N orris anil 31 .1 0 1 Wind.v City, he became the ninth Legion Juniors (2-li can check to handle men.” * I ident. So he decided to go back to ab r h fw» a ^ rbi while the Redlegs have four games John Toner, New*.Britain High .by a coincidence his name the IBC.” .scowled Robinson. They Nah^iff Ann tk lOl operative in the hot-corner parade front-rimiruig MoriaiT.v Bros, Ctinnollv. pn ... 41300.01 Pl»TSnp. 3b ...... 0 «l ft 0 2 0 ft H4, therefore, was j'su.spcnded. ; his home in San Francisco and sit Mav 3k ...... 4 11110 0 with the Chicago Cubs before re­ School, coach, at the football ^ combination of the naijiie.s‘s of hiS'Henr> (PApp\ i Gault. 122 2. Spar- victory without defeat in 5-1 de- don't want to givp me a guarantee .Mtti'ianns. If ...... 1 O ■ft ft ft ft ft, since the season opened. Baltimore the latter club appears a It's unlikely that the Giants will 4 0 0 4 0 0 0 turning home. R\v«*n.nn), .c ...... 1 0 ft 1ft ft ft I out the rest of the season, M. Poltfi. lb . eltolc. j sii'e iNdsniUahl and dam iScpula), {.tanbur^, S. C., 3, . ci.sion over riedleg.s;-'iUeg.s for theater-teievision, so I’m go­ 0 Manager Paul Richal ds. a < per- <’lnch to capture championship miss his bat. He ha.s two single.s in j When contract time came Dotchin, If ... 2 1 2 0 0 0 .1 The Dodgers have three with the , Mi.-4lr''tla, p ...... 1 (1 ft ft ft Slrnilon. p ... .1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hitting: Del Crandall, Braves - ing to flight Fullm er in Lbs Angeles 1 MHnrhuck. , .. 1 0 1 1 ft. ft 0/ petual juggler, has shifted person- h°'’‘’rs in the Twilight Baseball 20 limes id the plate for an aver­ around this season, the Pirates, K Riirii^tl. r-f 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Giants, then go to Philadelphia for for CaK Eaton. . SiniiftfTie. Ih .... . 1 tl ft A ft 0 ft nel consistently at. everv Orioje , 8K’*® st Jit. Nebo. With nin« B atted in three nin.s w ith a .sac­ , .Mcronnpll. rf .... o 1) (1 ft age dtopxactly .100, I told Mangan they were willing to R. Rurnolt. 3b . 2 1 1 0 .1 0 0 the weekend before starting a rifice fl.v and a two-run honiei' "Tile fight probably will be 0 1 , position except shortstop where „ ganies remaining,' Green T. PmiiT. c ... 2 0. 0 13 ■ 0 on make-or-break Western trip that 1 Izonp. if ...... *.* T ft ft ft 0 0 II OMnplaine4l iw-fore I forgive and forget. ■M^aimi. rf .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 that broke a 1-all Hie in 5-1 vic­ Sept. 24 or 25. Eaton and 1 have , Liirpbrjino. rf - c . .. 1 ft ft ft ft il ft' Willy MRanda is virtually a per- “"'her Shop and Herm's Cam- ‘Thia is aS^vv one on me.” said "He admitted that he had done Includes three at Cincy and two at tory over Re^lega. almost evervlhing straightened Barbero. 2jKT.,,. .. 2 0 ft 1 ft ft . manent fixture. . . Whether nr not v*"'^' 5”*'*’ ; some unu.sual things.” said Rrate Toiala 3fi 4 7 18 5 0 4 Mitoaukee on five consecutive Ifwinlii^^^ ...... 1 0 0 0 ft 0 records, appear to be out of the Rigney, obviotiMy perplexed. ''1 :nrfr Robber tfi out. He offered pie *125.000, in­ Mickey .Mantle has a good shot at •can't figure out vUTaUa eating the General "Manager Joe Brown Jr., ab r h jvo a e rbi C'AX.AOIAX TRIPLE cluding *15.000 for training ex; >T3Ta U .; ...... no 0 I IS ■’7 ft Babe Ruth's record, the Yankee running , , ’ Ixmgest K'innmg : Tor5lcn.*1^6ut a desire to excel.” t s* ■..,,, 2x0 n 1 II 0 series at home against Boston—a USED «av llartff»n! 2: Fl? 2 Giidin been chalked up by the Automen a three-way Canadian viclorv. The! While IBC officials Woilldn’t - ei A.t------e. ij.Miin K, HBP. hy homer championship over the Na- not playing enough. DuPont, lb .... 2 fl 0 4 0 2 set which looked like more of a N ational Leac^iie ' sin ri M a n ii ‘’t® M erchants lost eight in Izavrrv rf ..,.i .2 0 0 .0 .1 0 of V. G.'Cardy , .so for publicaUMT' most of them. g":; '-fV;,';,", "I tried lo explain to him that GOl.UEN JUBILEE Mrlrpkt cl ...a 2 n 0^ 0 0 scrap until the Red ^ Sox wire of Quebec, is trained by N. R. Me-1 privately W(*re hoping that Rob- i - UTVi.., 't,,"’:, '’“T ’ the other catchers we have had a. .■'^w York’iNKAi St. John's Durri. i r ...... 1 0 0 r ft 0 ft knocked out of second place at K 'u 'Jl Canadian, and was ridden l-ln.son was bluffing. He has used Shortest priced w:inner in the 4.5- little more experience and were a Univ^stty of Brooklyn opens its Bombardifr. 2b 2 0 0 1 0 Washington last weekehd. -The by Hcdl^'W oodhouse,.born in Van-j independent promoters before as . year history of Ikuirel I.,aii was Alsab. CooppicS’.' stown. N. i showed i nn i in*: i |l|•r^n\f ; Hivht ' at 7r*3 sn saf & v .t littls better, that he was fairly 50th ycaC'of basketball. Dec. 6. ToUla ...... If 0 0 18 7 *2 1) Yankees still have art 8Duke Snider says Joe Di- ; Champion Stratford Ravbeslo* Rubh4‘r 1. P St F K: BB. Scruton 1: One-of the World*'* most fabulous SO. 51crulon 12: WP. Dabrolrikl; PB, Maggios ,56-game hilling streak is f Cardinals. Cowlffi'l; Scorer. C. Williams: Time, spots foe baas is' the St. John's : ------"T------^ ^ ^ ------1------L-l------: ' 1:15. river in Florida. (»RS -aHTy^^i'sold- B E F O R E t You Can Do -rk Nv • * I(Yankee Star oii His Own This to Yoar 'wedded intOiOne superb blend Brothers In Pursuit of, ReenrtI MANCHESTER'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN USED CAR CENTER Bathroom w i t h 19S4 PLYMOUTH 1Y51 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE. New, York, Aug, 14- (/Ti— 4-DOOR. Rrtdto^ heater, wa* (iiijphad. I'm sati.sfled, where Radio, heater. power glide. $595 1' lANCHESTER 1 Gnarled' old Casey .Stengel, map- hejiaarne, halting third or fourth.' .. I« Like new! > $1395 ' ager of the New York Yaiikei n.vway. I'm interested in winning I 1950 PLYMOUTH ; let It he known today lluii.Mfrlte.V' .those other titles like nins-batted 1954 CHEVRQLET ■I ' ^ _____ ^ I,in and there have to be men on lammaHd Pfastk STATION WAGON. 3-DOOR. Mantle IS strictly on-fils own in bases for that.” - Radio, heater. SAFE BUY I his pursuit of Bahe Rilth'* home Radio, heater. $445 « Of late. .Mantle lias been draw­ : run recorjL''^ ' 8 patoenger. ' $1595 PRICES . , I ing walks at the rate of almost - All the work on this re­ With"'43 game'j .to go, startin g two a game. If he is going to keep ■-With tonight's dale witli the BOs- modeled bathroom' was dohe HEADQUARTERS after the record in serious fash-. with Formica by,, a- home 1950 FORD V8 - , ton Red .Sox. M ahtle m ust h it 20 ion,' he must get more of an op* workshop hobbyist. Maybe 1954 CHEVROLET ;S0 MERCURY 'S3 OLDSMOBILE •55 FO R D 1 homers lo eicljjffft Ruth's mark of portiinlty lo |iit the hall. He has 2-DOOR. FORDOR.' 4-Ooor Se . 2-DOOR. Open. Evenings 1947 PONTIAC you’ll know, this is the origi.niji pre-war Golden ‘[Half the"'time 1 doubt it.” he Canada Dry Quinine Water ia^e lifeeever for \ and out. '54 MERCURY •A reall.v shai^ $345 nnswered. "Tliey figure to make it I Kmann.l I.Nihrran (4| Radio, heater. 2-DOOR. .Wedding, Try it today! ■r 1,.., „ AB R H rn A E gin-and-tpnic. U ’e got inimitable lightneu $735 Radio, heater. . $135 '5 4 FO R D Monterey Coupe. Three to tougher and tougher for him. Pi'iifi.ril If .. . , j ...... ,1 I 0 2 ji o and dryiteee. s . sparkling, bitter-sweet tasU Until 9 V-j8 ‘I-Ooor Slation Wag­ •4* FO R D j They're sure not giving him much (.ustafsnn. rf .t...... 4, 1 2 0 TV n choose from. I.ealtier In­ Mozaj-r a* ... , r ...... 4 0 n n | 2 . ■f The'original pre-war on, Radio, healer. terior. .Mereoinatie. 2-Door Coarh, V-8. 1 ' to hit and the longer tlie.v do that, 8lic,kf_v. 31, ...... I 2 „ n ^ . . . inviting, glacier-blue color. Only Canada PerfeelPerfeel CICQC ftITOC Radio and COC the morranxioiis he might become W. Johnson, rf .1 ,..... R . I 1 1 n o ,'JPpy Quinine water gives you your choice of ■ W J''" r ' ...... 3 n i I ; S fanillvfamily ear! heater. ^$ 1I / 7 If 9 5O heater. to take a swipe al some of those family, club or individual size bottles. bad pitche.K.” , Kaaloson, 2h ... 2 0 ? 7 n K Mantle- talks less about the rec- Soaar. Ih s o O' 9 0 2 yCHEVROLET/ Hood ct ^ ...... 0 0 'o 1 n 0 BUILDING MATERIALS ! ord than an.vone. -He does admit (tonillo, 2b ...... I I) 0 0 0 0 that he is getting fewer and fewer ( )., INC. rmals ... .^...... ■» 4 3 20 5 4 LUMBER FUEL CARTER ' good pitches io hit. .%Mlo4 l•til<5, Every Itemv-We Sell Is GuaraAteed— I that jp~o mi lyiafjack r. ;.... n .10 1 2 1229 MAIN STREET .TIUPHONE MItehel 3-1200 MANCHi$T«L CONN. r '"Af for aiasking Casey to bat me PlefTP, r ...... 3 9 1 1 1 0 EiS-V ■uyiiiiM iiiW iiiii .1 ttm III* Ilf nil* iitni t^'nici nniuiic tinMii. luiiii^ niim uiii I isihhy. rf Backed By 36 Years Of Reputable Service IB tha laa'dr^ spot. I wouldn't aak .../. 2 ,1 9 9 0 n — I I 1 I I I I I I I I l a ■ ■ n i l ...... ■ - m - him to do uUt even.If the pennant .TmaU V « ‘i J i i. rf / PAGE THl^RDdttl ------^ ^ 1 n ■ Suborban For Sole 75 Sobarbm Far^Bala • GREENWOOD DRIVE—Large sU EIGHT-ROoitf Duplex, 4-4 BOLTON LAKE—Excellent new all BOLTON—^Immaculate Mvsn roonz room ranch with attached garage oil burner. New VrgatM^ hot* year ranch home. 38x38. 8 rooms, split level oh Bolton Canter Rd. on two acres of land. Full base­ water heater and elaofnc stove. full cellar, hot water heat. Alum- Oaragsv amsslte drive, nics lot. Classified ment, excellent construction. Refrigerator. IncoptC MI 9-3532. ‘inum atorm sash; and doors. Shade Price reduced to 823,000. T. J. Many extraa. Price dropped to trees. Large lot. Beach privileges. Crbckett, realtor, MI. S-M18 or 130,500.'T. J. Crockett, Realtor, M A N ^ ranch, Owner moving west. A real good Mrs. WeUs, MI. 8-4788. Advertisement 1954 PLYMOUTH Savoy. 2 tone. 4- MI. 3-5416. or Mrs.- WeUa MI. u r g e raome, fireplace, cellar, buy at 818,000. Hoivard R. Hast; 3-4788. ’ hot weter heat. Lot 150 x 390, high ings, Realtor. MI. 9-1107 any time. CLASSIHED ADVT. door aedan. 15,000 miiea. Call MI. eJev&UpQ. view. Only 814,900. Carl- 9 1057. Wented-^Real EeUte 77 DEPT. HOURS EAST CENTER ST. —SuiUble for •ton W. Hutchine, Reeltor, MI. TOLLANO--Near Parkway, large 1953 PONTIAC atation wagon. All office and home. - Ten rooi 9-5182,9-4694. nearly new 6-room custom built THIS AGENCY needs Cepe Cod, 8:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. metal, white t^'all Urea, leather ' ^onaoi For Sal* •team'" heat, oil, fireplraq^^two home, 24’ living room, 18' kitch­ 4-S-e and 7 room singlsa and 3- iiphailstery, hydramatic. Heater baqirooma two-car gu^^lS; large LAKEWOOD C3RCLE—Large eight en. Baseboard heat. Aluminum family housss. Buysri waiting. lot. Ample parking. SKrtfagU ar- room home with four bedrooms storms. 1>3 acres. Only 815,300. Howard R. Hasting, Realtor. COPY CLOSING TIME and radio. Low mineage. Private and V,i baths. Attached garage. owner. In excellent condition. raxi|M. A real 'JM^ain., For ap­ Carlton W. HutchinSi- MI 0-5132, CaU MI. 9-1107 any time. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. pointment calP< MANCHESTER — Direct.’ from or Mrs, IVells, MI, 3-478*., Sales and Service, 285 Main Excellent working conditions with EIJkTE FLAOQINO, 4 colored. Storm Windows construction) 812,900, 3 bedrooms. MI. 9-7885 Street. Ml. 0-4571. Open evenings. «TfW4V/f OiUCtiPSkl, Plan now for the futur6. Join ’ EXPERIMENTAL Free delivery In Manchester on Inside Doors Cabinet Ironer builder. New 8-room garrison co­ Large kitchen with knotty pine benefits and progressive in­ Clocks, Irons, Hair Dryers PI^4F^169 lonial, 1700 -sq. ft. Fireplace, HOUSE FOR SALE—Bolton, four D iol M l 3-5121 JO cMUpAte a rapidly expanding concern. MACHINISTS creases. • Apply Manchester En­ order 100 aq. feet or more. Comer Outside Doors cabinets, exhaust (an, formica LISTINGS WANTEI>-81iigIa. two- cf^rr£itT,n.j: * Route 6 and Stony Road, Bolton. Mixer, Egg Cooker lavatory. Full tile bath, birch room house. Will sell reasonable counter top. Living room with 50 hour ininimum week. Top with precision' small parts ex­ graving, Eim St., Manchester, Yellow Pine Flooring OVERSUUED dAPE;iri6>4 rooms. for quick sale. Call MI. 9-0064. (amUy, tbrea-famUy, dubumo Auto Driving School 1-A Many Other Items kitchen cabinets,' formica count­ fireplace. Ceramic tile bath with property. Have many caah bnyere. • ra(es pay. All fringe benefits. perience and knowledge of tool ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ Sheathing AttoohM tWo-cifr garage, AA resi- room machinery and Job set-up. 30-Gal. Automatic Gaa Hot Water' ' Also used items. Sewing ma­ ers, open stairway, shades, base­ vanity. Oil fired hot water' heat. Mortgages arranged. PletM call CORDNER.a UTO Driving School. able and standard typewriters. luiat section. lAlso two older GARRISON Colonlal-:-49 Academy Short nine with varied mate- Heater chines, mixer, wringer washerj board hot water-oil heat, copper Street. Six years old. Oil steam Large landscaped lot. Buy now George L. Graziadlo, Realtor. ML Loot and Pound Learn to drive correcUy and JOIN A GROWING Ali -makes of adding machines homes wUh six la\ge rooms each, plumbing, fully plastered walls, DELTA CORP. riais> 1 Coal Fired Hot WateC Furnace electric range. Ail at very center of town, onb wim garage. heat; Aluminum combination and choose your own color 9-5878. 109 Henry St. safely. Individual instruction by sold or rented. Repairs on all shingle exterior, garage, double schemes. Watson Realty CJo. TR. WE HAVE been adopted by two competent, experienced tnstruc- Qualified men will receive moving • makes, Marlow's. and Radiatora prices. Priced right. Many\ther listings. windows and doors. Lot 50x140. inonth old atray,-kitten. , Unfor- 1249 Main St. and travel .allowances. At Hughes, COMPANY I Oil Fired Stearn Furnace and driveway, lot shrubbed and Convenient to bus and schools. 5-763(T, Ml. 9-7885. ARE YOU OONSIDERINO tork on dual-control Insured csra ABC APPLIAN^ ■^GO. Gaston Realty', 165 S\hool‘St. Mi; seeded. Trees. Approximate mort­ SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? ' tunately, our aix month old cat AuipmaUc or convenUonal shift. the West's'leading center for ad­ In the growing carbide cutting Radiators 9-5731, evenings MI. ih74M, 816.600. A. R. Wilkie * Co MI V Hartford vanced electronics, you will work 1 Qnc.-Car Garage 21 MAPI gage 118,000. Immediate occupan- 9-4389. B0 LT0 N-:7Pre8ent home too large? We wui appraiao your property won't adopt the alray. Our cat Ml. 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. tool Industry we need experienced LOAM ,cy. Not listed with any broker. Inspect this beautiful little five free and without any obligatton. saya, "It must go." Will you give in—air-conditioned lab shops wHh BX Cable's ONE GAS stov^ One Servel gas re- MANCHESTE., AUTOMOBILE mechanic wanted excellent lighting and the lareqt machine operators and other types Escott, owner-builder. MI. 9-7683. room ranch with full cellar, ga­ We also buy property for caah. .. the llttl-e one a home? PleaseT LARSON'S DRIVINO School. of industrial personnel. Male and DARK RICH ( . Switch Boxes _ frigeratqj»;''ail'white, 850 for both. , . GREEN MANOL rage, picture window. Paneled liv­ Selling or buying contact '' MI. a«329. Manchester's only trained and in G.M. progressive dealership. modem equipment and tooling. Outlets, Etc. SOIJTH MAIN ST.—Eight rooms, -Lot* For Sale 7S Vacation with pay. Insurance and female. If you want a good Job ap­ MusL^be 'taken this week, MI. Six room ranch. AttachM ga­ ing rootm, fireplace-800' deep lot. STANLEY BRAY, Raaltor cettified instructor. For your safe­ O’^ertlme available. U.8 . citizen­ ply at office. Reduced prices for Auguu only. House Now Being Demolished. , rage. Excellent condition, mcely fireplace, huge enclosed porch. LOST—Powder blue parakeet. Vi­ other benefits. Apply in person to ship is required. Pile must go. Call now for prompt £ Desirable neighborhood. 815,900. BRXE-BURN RiCALTY ty We are trained to teach proper­ Next To Lee's Esso Station iandacaped. lioi^ated immediatoly Five garages, amesite drive. MI. LOT, 80x300. Shade ((ireei. Five Maddock and deVoa, Realtors, JA. MI. s e m cinity oC Westminster Rd. Band ly. Ml. 9-6075. service Manager, McClure Ponti­ Art TODAY! *5. delivery. PI. 2-6277. Center Street, Manchester 3-6090. minute walk to school ahd stores. number. S.M. 1055. MI, 3*5214. ac. 373 Main St behind new Buckley School, ^an 3-0255 evenings MI. 9-3954, MI. e-lO-ROOM HOUSE With base­ YoUr Inquiry will be treated In ______i ______Near. bus. Weff) Side. Call MI. .9-0649. MANCHESTER'S oldest, most strict confidence. Mail your , work NELCO TOOL CO.,'INC. Musical Inatminerita 5-1 be aeen by appolntmepi. 9^0482. - • ■ ment. Call ^ 0-9581 after 8 p.m. LOST—Brown and white Chihua­ NEW 14 FT. Leonard double door CHOMAN BOWERS SCHOOL AREA recommended auto school, alwsys Household Services Bonds— Stocks Help Wanted— Pemalt .25 history direct to 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance HOUSE WREi hua. Answers to the name of Tiny. ready to serve you. Will gladly refrigerator. New upright freezer. GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ SIX ROOM COLoki AL Building Lots Vicinity of Center St. hH. 9-2428. Offered 13*A Mortgages 21 MR. JERRY HOCKER Sacrifice. No down payment. Five Nice realdential area. WUh'*%- OCCui>ANCY BEFORE meet you perfonaJly to tsdk over WOMAN TO help mother of two hogany - spinet piano, 8495. your driving problem. Manchester year gugrantee. MI. 9-0980. Kemp's, inc.-MI. SJssSp. . ' rage. Nicely Iandacaped. '' In Town and Suburban Driving Academy. Dial PI. 2-7249. WEAVING of bums, moth . holes QUICK CASH! 822.25 per thousand with light housework, laundry and HUGHES GIRLS AND BOYS, age 14 and up Mahogan.vJ»raellng per M 8190. FALL s c h o o l TERM Platform Writers Seek Annooncementa and lorn .clothing, hosiery runs, per month inchidcs principal and baby sitting two or three' days RESEARCH Jk DEVELOPMENT for tobacco work. Bring birth cer­ HOT MIX amegite, crushed stone, Western^^amlng (truck SIX ROOM CAPE » ELECTRONIC UPRIGHT PIANO, in excellent Ver^ attractive* Cape Cod slt- MANCHESTER handbags repaired, zipper re­ interest, Hartford CH. 6-8897. weekly. References requested. LABORATORIES tificate or proof of Wrth. Apply^ stabilized atone, ^ washed sand, load,lots I ...... /.. .per M 8120 condition. For further information Two upfinlahed. Breezeway and WEDDING STATIONERY a spe­ placement, umbrellas repaired, Frank Burke. Connecticut Mort­ Write Box P, Herald. ■ tl940 W, Jefferson Blvd. Conn. State Employment Service, gravel loam delivered, Nussdorf. Canadian Framing and uafto .'bq . nic'eiy landscaped ASSOCIATES REALTORS cialty. Beautiful assortment. Low MolorcySlcA— Bicycles 11 call MI. 9-0535. garage. Fireplace in living room. comer .,'loti'’The Rolling. Park men's shirt collars reversed and gage Exchange Lewis corner TECH.NlClANS Culver City. California S06 Main St.. Manchester, or Elks- ia^_9-'T408. Sheathing (truck load) Insulated. Nestled among large Unity on Rights Plank prices. Evenings by appointment. BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. replaced. Maxlo)v'p uttls Mend­ Gold. Club Carriage House." RocJtvnie^’ Home\yrij;h sl^-dnished rooms PHIL HALUN Campress, fi So. Main St. Ml. Experienced men required USED FRIGIDAIRES, Just right .per M 898 beautiful trees. Split rail fence. MI. 9-9231 . English a specialty. Now open 12 ing Shop. on Wednesdav- Insulated Sheathing B ^rd IncludeV many features usu­ 9-22M. WIRERS AND AIX' AROUND — FIRST ClJtSS for cottage use, all sizes. Also Full cellar with recreation room ally fouAd' only In more . ex- . CHARLES LATHROP noon to 9 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. to assemble wire and test 4x8 ...... per M 8110 Appard— Fan 57 partially finished. Handy to but (Continued from Page 0 «e ) to 6 p.m. Manchester Cycle Shop. FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Busine-vs Opportunities 22 electronic devices. Will several good used washers, pensive nqmes. Price 815,200 MI. 9-0384 Rocksitie * HEMSTITCHING Rug weaving and floor tile. Let us modernize SOLDERERS Kemp's, Inc, Ml. 3-5680, 24 " Insulation...... per M 835 and schools. In nice neighborhood. EARL ROHAN 186 West Middle Tpke. Ml. 9-2098. . MACHINISTS Situations Wanted— Glumacs . per sq. 824.95 SLIGHTLY USED clothing. Wom­ This group wants specific zW« and embroidery. Mrs. Elliott. 75 your bathroom .and kitchen. For '■'-kAN OR WOMAN consider recently dis­ en's and misses gowns, dresses. Priced for quidk sale, 813,900. CaiL Owner hn. 3-7433 Henry St. MI. 3-7632. free estimates call MI. 9-2655, The Experienced In wiring, and Solder­ charged veterans experi­ Male 29 Prime Shakes No 1—18" Maniial Labor erence to the unanimous Supreme ing of re'aistors, condensors snd AND WOjObWORKING machinery, PI. Jackets and coats. Sizes 10-16. 483 LOT FOR SALE,, on Vemoa-^St., Wanted Autos— Tile Shop, Buckland. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Red C edar...... V per sq. 812.50 East Center St. BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX ML ^6766' ' Court decision barring ru la l NEW CANDY vitamins are a sen- components, similar to radio enced in electronic back­ X 2-8695. Wood Gutter 4x5 and 4x6 , 2^ years old. Aluminum storm between Eva Drive and A ck ley ^ g saUon!!! Five flavors. Children Motorcycles 12 $400 m o n t h l y SPARE ground. Must be familiar LATHE HANDS PART TIME WORK 8-1:30 pm . Found Answer segregation in public schools. FURNITURE repairing and refin- chassis assemblies. Excellent work­ Call PI., 2-7113. as is...... lin. ft. 45c windows and doors. Duplex 5-5. School. Call MI. 9-7583,- love them. Order yours today. MI. tshing; antique! restored. Furni­ ing conditions. yrith necessary electronic LAWN GARDEN Stain Grade Doors .. from 86.90 Centililly located near schools, PLYMOUTH LANEVIf ydu have John S. Battle, former governor ' •-725^. , ______'■ USEU5 CARS WANTED- are Tf^IE To Retirement of Virginia and one of aevenl ture Repair Service, TalcottviUe. teat equipment. Top Rate — 55-60 Hour f^eek - PICNIC SUPPLIES We are Sble hapdiera of de­ Roonu Without Board 59 bus and churches. been waiting for aiX Oversized 3 always interested in buyliw clean Ml. 8-7449. - InterviewR Being Held bedroom colonial in ra excellent Southerners on' the drafting group, xara for top caah prlcea. 'fry our Refilling and collecting money Dbija— Birds— Pet* 41 velopments. Our quantity prices Heaort Property for Sale 74 Plus Benefits FANS POOLS, Etc. are our proof. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spa­ EAST HARTFORD location this it is. Fenures l*,-ii Rockville, Aug. 14 (/P)—When said any such reference would PeraoMls 3 famous cash five minute' buying from our five cent High Grade Nut LAKEFR(5nT cottage at Coventry mean louthem Democrats "could service. Open 9-9 daily. Barlow machines in this area. No aelling.! Monday - Wednesday - Friday PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY^ ENTIRE STOCK AT GOST NATIONAL LUMBER, INC., cious room with complete light Four room 'ranch plus 15x18 tiled baths, equipped kitc^ra with 68-year-old Arthur E. Chatterton MECHA-N’ICAL ‘Turn Your Travel To Work now located at Route 5 and Chapel housekeeping facilities available. foot beautiful upatio. -Jalousie en­ dishwasher and disposal. Dnieze- Lake. Fully furnished five rooms. resigned as superintendent of not live within the party.” YOUNG LADY desires ride to Motora, 435 Main St., Manchester, BuRdUiK— Contneting , 14 To qualify for work you must have , 381 STATE STREET Running water. Lot 65’ frontage; Farmington Ave.. Hartford. Ar­ a car, references,'8640 caah,''8e- 1 P. M.-4:30 P. M. Time— Rd , South Windsor, n6xt to East Will rent single or double. Cen­ closed with flagstone floor. Also way and 1-car garage. I^ntlre schools here, effective Aug. 1, he Will Offer Strong Plank ASSEMBLER BUDGET CENTER ~ ’ NORTH HAVEN. CONN tral. Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsey, home has been recently decorated 255' d ^ . MI. 9-9713. rive by 0 a.m.. return Manchester > BTOWELL Home Improvement Co. cured by inventory. Devoting 6 Hartford Drtve-'In 'Theater. Open Tel. CHestnut 8-2147 garage. On beautiful landscaped said that he wanted to t'ake a Job Diggs said Rep. Emanuel Celler daily 9-5, "Diesday, Thursday and MI 3-4164 14 Arch St. lot. 30 day occupancy, 'Can be and painted.. A lot 220 feet d'bep involving some manual labor. Of New York, a member of the 5 p.m. MI. 8-8591. Business Services Offere4tv|3 Alterations, additions, garages, hours a weeic to business, your end GRAY MANUFACTURING Yourtg men experienced in ' Re-siding specisllsts. EaSy budg­ on percentage collections will net Into Overtime Paytime” Friday .nights 7 . 9 p.m. Man- aeen by appointment. that would be a landscape gar­ Sab^^ban For Sale 75 . After 33 years in the local school drafting group, would offer from GONDER'S T.V. Service, Availab)t assembly of small me­ ch-if'ster customers can call JA. MORSE PORTABLE sewing ma­ (TOMFORTABLE ROOM for a gen- dener's delight. This sounds like' the convention floor a strong Civil WANTED—Someoiie going to Cali­ et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR up to 8400 monthly with very good COMPANY chine. Only used three or four Di*mon-^ Hackmanck system as a teacher, coach, prin­ fornia to drive my car. Phone MI. any time. Antem^ tonveralons. 5-9109 possibilities of taking over full chanics! components and 8-3391 and we Will, bring order VERNON a 880,000 home but it can be BOLTON—An'wcuUvs's horns on cipal and luperintendent, he was Rights plank if it did no. Cellar Phiico facton^^^iparvised aervlce. •SPENCER “ ^ home with us at 5 p.m. to 68 times. Complete with attach- Jewelry 48 St. between-4 and 5 p.m. yours, today for only |2i>*00- 0-8779 or MI. 9-9819. time. Income increasing according, HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER gears. Will find these po­ menls. MI. 9-0541 or may be seen Four room ranch. Lot 100x200. South Road. Gpzfeous stone house quote, as saying: "An old declined comment on his plans. Tel. Ml. 9-: RUBBER PRODUCTS'C’O. Spruce Sj. Full cellar. Immediate occupancy. Excellent F.H.A. and V.A. financ­ with attacliM- two-car garage, On the farm plank, Claude ly. For interview, include phone In sitions interesting- and di­ -----•------at 69 Charier Oak-St. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ Yankee saying holds that a man Aluminum Windows application. Write North American "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" ^ -.... Boarder* Wanted 59-A 810,300. ing available. Call for appoint­ iiinder blo^k bam, (our acres, ruata out fa^er. than he., wears Wickard, former secretary of Automobiles for Said 4r COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart versified. Ideal working CHAPEL S.TREET BOARD YOUR DOG in our brand pairs, adjusts watches expertly. ment to inspect. Jarvis Realty B. WolcottIfolcott on wringerwringe and auto- and Doors 14-A Nut Co., Inc., 27 William Street, Reasonable prlcea. Open dally. etc., etc., etc. Impossible to de- out." Less than a week after his agriculture and a ' Democratic new boardiiig kennel while yoy Call J. D. REALTY Co.. *54 Center St. MI. 8-4112, MI. candidate for U.S. Senator from WANT TO BUY \ CAR and hgd ' matte washing machines, electric New York 5, N. Y. legation; MANCHESTER ^ are vacationing. Tel. Rockville, COKE MACHINE, five rase, dry; Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce ecribe iVlth words. >Ths asking retirement was effective, "CSiaU' GUARANtnED against all haz­ one check-out counter. TR, 5-4905. ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. ML 3-5262. ML 9-9638 9-1200, evenings call Al Werbner, price is 843,500. Replacement cost Indiana, had urged a party a t^ d your credit tumedi down? Don't ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, ards. Aluininum screens and MARRIED w o m a n to answer TR 5-7894. Street. Ml. 9-4387. MI. 3-6419. as he Is affectionately known sniall appliances, welding. 174 MI. 3-7675. ML 9-3640 is in excess of 886,000. Open at for. 100'. per cent of oarity on fam give 1^, ace "Honest" Douglis, storm windPws as well as com­ Help Wanted— Female 2-2 telephone and do limited clerical y o u n g MAN for light factory your convenience. T. J. Crockett; throughout Rockville, shed riitlre- i u M ^ Not a fingBCe company Mam Street. Ml. 9-6678. WILL GIVE TO GOOD home, 5 MANCHESTER. Just lilted. New msnt and took a Job with Ray­ pricea and incomes.' bination screen'-and storm doors.. work. Some typing. Previous tele­ RIVETER work. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 ALUMINUM Pathlnette, .84. Also " Huusthold Good* 51 MANCHESTER Vicinity.'' 3-bed- Realtor, MI, 3-5416 or res. 3Q, Some members of the drafting plaii- Call Coughlin. ML^-7f07. STENOGRAPHER, typist desired phone experience helpful though U-' Hilliard .^t. . , month old part,Teirier. Tel. MI. Wanted— Rooms— Board '62 High School area. Custom built mond Lutjen, local electrician. CLEAN AND paint those gutters To set up and operate a ; 9-5195. car aeqt. MI. 9-2348. room railches now ' being built, 9-7751. group balked at government faijn in pleasant downtown Hartford not essential. Write stating your ■ I ■------: ■ I < ...... -—. NEW ROP£r combination all gas 1952.' Six room garrison colonial It was not the first time the peo­ I960'PONTIAC convertibl*. New now. Avoid costly repairs later. WOULD LIKE ROOM and board ceramic tile bath, hot water heat. with reception hall, fireplace, loans pegged this high, and Rep. Ml. 3-1383. office. Excellent Opportunity itor qualifications to Box Q, Herald. ^riveting machine. Small ENGLISH SETTERS, just three ROLI^AWAY BED, new infra-red range, $250, Sen-el refrigerator, TEN MILES .. from Manchester, ple of Rockville had seen "Chat" top, new brakes, excellent condi- SIDEWALL APPLICATOPvS portable light 2 small antique for mother and seven year old Full' cellar. Nicely aeculded bath, lavatory, master bedroom, near Route 85, 'neat four-room Harold Cooley of North Carolina, |iwt: 8475. Call MI. 9-2456 after 6 RooflnK— Sidingx>-? ^ the right girl. 5-day week, hospi­ component parts involved. left. Orange belding, sired by daybed. bathinette, baainet, an- H acre with trees. 812,400. Carl­ doing manual labor, as many re­ tal and sickness benefits. Call JA. PLEASANT, NEAT, tables. MI. 9-0693 after 4. daughter. MI. 9-3813 after 6 p.m. good' closets, garage,''-recreation home (24-30), full cellar, alumi­ called at hia testimonial dinner chairman of the House Agriculture p-m. ASHES AND rubbish removed. RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle an^ Must be •'^ sure cooker two fiber rugs. Leav- room, ahingled exterior, plastered num storms and screens', oil heat, prior to his retirement that as a iWl ■ built u p , roofs, gutter and con­ WILLING WOMAN insulated siding. Year.Jroimd work. pies tbn w'eeks old nnd AWv regis­ X Ma h o g a n y bedroom set, axio 9-6132, 9-4694. trees cut, cellars leaned, papers in assembly operations, ' ing state. Call MI. 9-5527. interior, redecorated and repaint­ veneUan blinds. Two-story 18x30 teacher he had spent his summers Cooley told newsmen the pro­ ductor work, roof, chimney .re­ FOR Top prices paid. tered. Harrison, 25 Vernon Center lug, vacuum cleaner, tucco board. Apartment»>-1inata— ed. $17,500. Exclusive with this 1960 CADILLAC "62". Four door and rags taken away free. MI. ^RK TYPIST ; ' Will consider a trainee for x ’ Heights, TR. 6-9649. MAIN ST. -— Owners are anxious bam, 12x12 brooder house, poul­ delivering ice in the city. posal now would call for 90 per pairs, Ray Hagenow, MI. 9-2214. CREDIT DEPARTME.NT 5n. 9-6U3. ; TEN CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, in Tenement* €8 agency. Not listed or sublisted try equipment. Lot 100 x 300.' cent government auppprta on basic aedan..MI. 9-5009. 9-0142. Call evenings. Ray Jackson. 5fl. 3-8325;_____ ! -this position. ■ g r e a V e a s t e r n to. dispose of this large four bed­ As fate would have it, his flfst Wanted for branch office of na­ . OF. RETAIL STORE I .very good condition. May be seen room colonial in excellent condi­ with other brokers. Escott Agen­ 810.500. Walton W. Grant Real­ crops, such as dbtton, wheat and tionally known insurance company, CONSTRUCTION CO. NEW WEBCORE tape recorder, FOUI\ ROOM apartment. Heat and cy. MI. 9-7683. day on the new Job took him di­ POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ FOR TRE BEST in Bonded buUt I -at 35 Phelps Rd, - ■ tion. 0>mer lot. Loaded with poa- tor, MI 3-1153. rectly back to his former offlcq of com,, with other methods aiming 1949 SUPER BUICK Convertible. ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. High School graduateoinder 30 pre­ Experience Not Netfessary. INTERVIEWS BEING HELD .new Webcore wire recorder. Sac­ hot water furnished. Near bus up roots, shingle roofs, gutters, rifice .price. Caah or budget. Make line. Adults only. TR. 5-4468. aibilities. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, MANCHESTER—Centrally located superintendent of schools, where he at the full or 100 per cent g M . CaU MI. 3-8213. Pick up and delivery. All work ferred.- Opportunity fbr,^ advance­ Call Mr. WendrP'w, JA 2-6197 , MON. - WED. . FRI. ; • 35 Oak Street ■ BENDIX AUTOMATIC washer, MI. 8-5416 of Mrs,- Wells MI. ANilOVBR—Three room cottage, {Parity is a calculated price said conductors and roof repairs call ment. Five day week. Excellent an offer. MI. 9-0980. j needs little rcqiair,. Cali 9-7872 well cared for four room home. 12 acres of land. Artesian well. laid out the electrical outlets and guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. 1 P. M. - 4:30 P. M. ■^ MANCHESTER, CONN. TWO ROOM apartment, kitchen, ^3-4788. to be fair-to farmers in relation REPOSSESSED 1949 Chevrolet con­ 273 Adams. Phone MI. 9-3120, benefits. Pleasant working condi­ Phone Ml. 9-2180 Coming ! after 6 p.m. Full basement, oil burner. Epon- Young fruit trees. Excellent view. lighting fixtures for the office now MICH'AiELS JEWELERS 1955 ADMIRAL alr-condltloner bedroom. New paint. All furn­ omical living! Price 810,500. Made­ PI. 2-6M7 any Ume. being renovated for the new super­ to their coats. y vertible. in process of dechrom- 3-6979! ROOFING, SIDING, painting, car­ tions. unit, H ton. Used only four hours. Ing. Looks like devil. Yours, cheap. CORNER PRATT and MAIN STS. ( ' CHAMBERS ‘ ished. MI. 9-3081. line Smith, Realtor. Ml. 9-1642. intendent, Raymond E. Ramsdell. "I know most farmera will be ^ pentry, alterations and additions, • HARTFORD, CONN. INVESTIGATE THESE Like new. Reasonable Phone MI. STEEP HOLLOW LANE TOLLAND — Five room ranch. ■happy with our plank and I beUevw Dmglas Motora, 333 Main. . \ REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ OPPORTUNmES ice. Commercial, househpM, air ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ Call MRS. C O O K ^ HOPPERS C()„ 1N6T Soon* 9-6016. FURNITURE SALES ROCKVILLE—Two room abart- PROSPICCT ST.— New five room Breezeway, 3-car garage on 1 most Democrats will support 1963 MERCURY hardtop, excellent teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn w o m e n .SEW Easy Ready-Cut ment, suitable for couple, write SECTION ranch, fireplace. 38x46 foot foun­ acre of land, (fully landscaped), Cooley said. conditioners, .freezers. A.' and W. ■ St. MI. 3-4860. FIVE PIECE walnut double bed 503 East Middle Turnpike Box R, Herald. condition, low mileage. Reason-^ Refrigeration Co MI. 9-1237, BU. MI. 3-1J61 house coats..^home. Earn from GRAY Manufacturing ...... 4.1...■, ' I'l ■■■■■. ■■ ■ - I ■ a.ra - First time on the market. An dation, 92x353 foot lot. E A E ,819,8(X). Large kitthen with plenty Youth Held Here Hants |40 Tax Cuty/ 817.40 to 826^ dozen. Write. Ac­ • set, 840. New box spring, 820. Flat AT THE GREEN Realty, 344 No, Main. ML 9-6397, able. MI. 9-1406. 9-3196, MI. 9-005S. WANTED THREE ROOM Unfurnished apart­ immaculate colonial with three of knotty pine cabinets, garbage A proposed "finahciaK policy" TOYS!. TOYS! TOYS! The House curate Style, Freepqrt, New-York, spring 85. 8 Harvard Rd. MI. m i; 3-4480. '' disposal, built-in ironing board Roofing and Chimneys 16-A COMPANY 9-0725.' Savings on brand name refrIger'A- ment with garage. Located in an bedrooms. Loaded with extras. For False Alarms plank promising every jsMpayer an ■ 1955 PLYMOUTH. CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. of Plastic, Inc., Avon, Connecti­ Arc Weldei's A NEW Custom built.'Beautiful grounds. and exhaust fan. Living room with average reduction >9#-' $40 a year WAITRESS and couii tors, ranges, parlor sets, bedroom attractive residential section in MANCHESTER—Exceptional Cape a u b Coupe V-8 Powerflile 1|H North Main St, Small appli­ ROOFING — Specializing in repair­ cut, largest Toy P,ariy Plan in the HILLIARD ST., MANCHESTER TOUR ONLY Mobilealre 4020 suites, baby furniture. Vernon. All modern conven­ Owners have requested that we quarry stone fireplace, large pic­ waa unveiled with ^ d e . ances repaired. Ml, 3-6517; resi­ country, wants women to show nighta. full time. Patio Cod, '.Ehccellent condition. Garage, ture window showing beautiful, Police investigation turned up a , transmission. Radio, heater. ing roofs of ali kinds. Also new Spot VVelders de luxe fans. 4-000 cu. ft. per min­ iences. Gas-and oil heat. Near do not disclose the location over "We favor an increase in tha Very clean. dence MI. 3-6960, our toys through home demon- Broad and West Middle Tpke.' "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK " trees, 1>1 baths and Just too many view of lake. Two larM bedrooms, 19-year-old youth yeaterday who roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys McLELLAN STORE ute'. Reg. 879.95. Close out $59.95. Breakfast Seta as low' as 859.50. church, and ras line. References phone. Appointment is necessary. extras to des’cribs--in this ad. 'So Pei'sonal tax exemption of Down $399. cleaned, r»aired, M years' ex- ■trationa. Car necessary. Write or • Laborers Baratow's, MI.‘ 9-7234.___ required. Young business couple Price in low thirties. sliding door closets. Dining room has allegedly been reaponsible for DOORa OPENp>.^ key« fiUed, c ^ Collect—The House of Plas- DENTAL Assistant. Experienced Markdown on Summer Fuml- for full information caal! Ells­ which also can be used as a bed­ a niimber of false telephone calls 8600 to a minimum of at least 1955 CHEVROLET copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, pen encetce. Free estimates. Call preferred. Available on 15th ' of worth Mitten Agency, Realtor. MI. 8800,” was the key Une. ' ' ' Howley.iowley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. tick’, Inc., Avon, Connecticut. Tel. preferred but will train. Write Uire, aluminum or wood folding .month. Call MI, 9-2837 'between 6. T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor room. Large ceramic' tile bath, recently. 4-Door V-6 . Powarglide. Radio, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Farmington, ORchard 7-1694 from Box M, Herald. Fflif Time Work Boat* and Acceasorfes 46 chairs, from 82.50 up. 3-6980, or Mre. Meyer, Jfl. 9-5534. cblored'flxtures. vent fan,’ linen "Lower income families need tax heater, aeat covers. ,A -clean knives, mp^reifs. etc., put into con- IN THE BEAUTIFTL p.m. and 9 p.m. Robert Brennan of 18 Server relief; only a Democratic victory 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and eveningk Office: ML 8-5416 810,500—3-Bedroom rambling Cape closet. Oil fired, baseboard hot St., who has attended the Mans­ buy. Bank rates. dlUon for coming needs. Braith- ReaUnR—Plumbing 17 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. ORchard 7-0142. BURTON^B HAS'openings for alert, Plus Employe Benefits 12 FT. 'THOMPSpN semi-V bottom Open Dsilv: 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. water heat. Immediate.occupan­ will assure this.” , waite. 62 Pearl Street. , MANCHESTER COTTAGE AT LAKE Chaffee. Open Mrs, Wells, ML 8-4788 CJod. -Tile bath, aluminum etorms. field State Training School, waa Down $399. pleasant women wh6 , are avail­ TRUCK DR IV ER .^njp truck, age Maatercraft trailer, 10 h.p. Mer­ 7:30) P. M. - 9 P^ M. last 2 weeks of August. Rent 850 cy. Watson Realty <3o.-TR. 5-7630, (^arged wiUv breach of the peace. For those-in the lower income able by-'-September 1st for full cury engine. All for 8295 dbmplete. Excellent condition. acre, bam, brackets this would mean a 1953 FORD ACE DOALI. SERVICE, ‘ Will do 25-86 Expenenced only 81.75 , ' Call USED 8 CU. FT. GE refrigerator, per week. Tel. MI. 9-6922. EDISON ROAD—Six room Jarvis chicken coop. Suburban. Carl­ ML9-7885. A call for the John B. Burke am­ 4-Door Customline. V-8. Radio, PLUMBING and beating—Repairs SALESLADIES time positions. F,ive..day week. hourly. Apply at Thomas^-vCoira SHOPPJNG CENTER . 865 Center St. -1 built Cape Cod. Beautifully land­ cut of 8160 for a fam ily'of four, any general. cleanup and 'handy and contract wofii. Call Ml. 9-8541. good condition. Ideal for cottage. ton W. Hutchine, MI 9-5133, 9-4694. AUTHENTIC colonial, circa 1726. bulance to go to a Hartford Rq. , heater, seat covers. Original work. Rubbish removal, cellar Salary plus incentive bonus. Liber­ Co.. 231 Broad St. ^ THREE ROOM unfurnished apart- scaped lot. Full basement. Hot .u, “ «*perte have told Congfess Applications now being accepted al store discount. Pleasant work- TRemont 5-2527 ' Reasonable MI.. 3-4898. Ten rooms, two baths, hot water address, which turned put to be a 36,000 miles. cleaning, lawnv^bwing etc. Very Mlaht. Middle-fged couple pre­ water oil heat. Good sized rooms gasoline aervlce station, touched « l 8 could reduce federal income for part time employment. Exper­ ing conditions. Please apply in AUTO AND TRUCK painter. or Appl.v At ferred. MI. 3-7628. for comfortable iamily living. rtVE RCJOM ranch loc'ated in Bol­ (oil), Dutch - oven fireplace, ex­ between $4 billion and 85 bilUoa . Down $225. reasonable^ Phone Ml, 9-9817 or Moving— Trucking ience preferred, but not essential. Step Out In Style quisite original wood paneling. 16 off the police action. Patrolman BU. 9-3184. ’ * person. Burton's, Ihc., 841 Main Steady work, many extra benefits. Now Taking Rusco combinatipn atorm and ton. MI. 9-1093. a year. But platform drafters said 1953 CHEVROLET I Storage 20 Possible openings In the following St. Also experienced hrlper. Wood­ 36 Brookl.vn St. 'Folk-Design* Apron .acres, frontage on 3 roads. Bam, Samuel Maltempo. arrested the Application* For-^ screen windows. Convenient to youth. the revenue loss wouTd be between Hardtop.; Tutone, blue and J P H PAVING CO. We are proud shifts. land Auto Painting; 1W8 Burnside Rockville, Conn. Busines* Loqitfone Hartford bus. shopping center ahd MANCHESTER. Near Bowers other outbuildings. Short drive to white. Radio, heater. A sharp MANCHESTER - Moving and UCk>nn. approximately 10 miles Police said Brennan posted s 82^ billion and 83 btUion. o f our work. Our aim is to please WANTED—Shirt p'resser. Exper­ Ave.. Bast Hartford. For Rent ‘ 64 schools.' For an appointment to in­ School and new High School. Six- The proposed plank criUclsed trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Uwoed Mornings 9 to 1 ience hot essential. Also sorter-. room,, single colonial.- Three bed­ from Manchester. $31,000. Walton $50 bond and was released. all home owners. We specialize in and operated by Walter B. Per- spect call the-Jarvis Realty Co., Republican management of the Down $225. amesite sidewalks, terraces and Apply in .person. Maple Laundry, YOUNG MAN |Art time, Driver'a Full and Part Tiiiit STORE VACANT. Centrally lo­ 654 Center St.. MI 8-4112, MI. rooms, heated garage, amesite W. Grant. Realtor. MI. 3-1153. The station operator told police ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. , Afternoons 1 to 5 72 MaplsJSt. license. Alternate .nights and SHEET METAL MEN cated. Can be used as central driveway. Hpnry St. area. Fire- he has received a number of caliers national debt as causing “higher 1953 DODGE driveways, aJSo palch work.,^Call 9-12(K),' evenings call A1 Werbner interest rates” that benefited "a weekends. Drug Store. Apply in SALESGIRLS labratory, small'' office, small - at Ml. 3-6419. • place, first floor lavatory.' ' tile VERNON, Box Mountain -Drive— in the recent weeks who said they V-8 Goronet. GyromaUc. Radio, JA: 4-5385, any time for free'esti­ MANCHESTEJR Package Delivery Plan now for the future. Join . 1955 cuatom built three bedroom few to the -detriment of the toff- heater. Sea mist green color. mate. ' Evenings 5 to 9 BE A SUCCESS! Earn a good in­ p4;rson only, 459 Hartford Rd. variety stot-e, or neighborhood bath. Dishwasher. large attic, full were told to go to hia address. Light trucking and package deliv­ a rapiilly expanding concern. ranch, full basement. Fireplace, Among them were several televi­ eral taxpayer.” * Real sharp. ery. Refrigerators, washers and come close to home representing beauty parlor. -Rent reasonable. 60 ARCELUA DRIVE—First time cellar.'Triple storm windows and ANTIQUES Refimshed. Repairing Apply in ■ Person Avon Cosmetics.' Friendly, pleas­ WANTED—Truck djlvers. FVIl or 50 bour .iftlnimum week. Top Call J. D. Realty Co. Ml. 3-5262, on market and only 1 year old. scrcena./Air conditlon|d, oil. Built i dining area in living room and sion repairmen and a moving com­ . Down $225. stove moving specialty. Folding part time. Apply in person, Carl­ 9-3640. » ^ kitchen. Tile bath with vanity. pany. , IMPORTANT SERVICE done on ^ y furniture. Tieman, chaiira for rent. MI. 9-0752. ant, profitable, work quickly puts rates pay. All fringe benefits. Exquisite 3 bedroom rgneher with in 1951. Largs lot. Occupancy Au­ 1953 PLYMOUTH 189 South .Main St. Phone MI. MANCHESTER MILLS dollars in your pocket. son 4i Co., 44 Stock Place. full basement. Spacious living gust 16th. Price 817.900. George L. Baseboard hot water-oil heat. Ex­ New liberty. Colo. (A^-PatricU BUSINESS OR office’ iocatiom ,474 haust fan wlth.-hood. Breezeway, 2-Door. Radio, heater, seat 3-5643. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. focal’ BUS BOY-‘ WANTED, eyenlngs. HODSEWIVES-=- , room with Swedish come'r fire­ Graziadio, Realtor. Tel. Manches­ BEAT ’EM ALL - ' White is only 15 but ahe is per- covert. Signal lights, back-up " FAClfaRY STORF WOMAN WANTED for light bench DELTA CORP. Main St., ground, floor, luree- place. Combination kitchen an(j ter MI. 9-5878. Garage. Escott, exclusive .agent. Yaak, Mont (jP)—Both the stprk rom ing an important service for and tong distance moving pack­ ' Must be neat, capable.' Will teach. Worh la Your Own rooma. Ml. 9-5229; Ml. 3-7444. , ______• lights. A steal for the asking. RUBBISH AND ashes removed. ing, storage. CaU Ml. 3-5187 Hart- work. Apply in person. 10 Hilliard Neighborhood. Hours To dining area. Tiled bath. Master MI, 9-7683. and a distraught, expectant father Colorado A. and M. Ck>Uege. She is General cleanmg. cellars, attics At the '"Green” Apply Cavey's Restaurant. Down 50. - ford CH. 1-1423. St., Man-eater, 1249 Main St. '• i Suit Your Convenienre. bedroom has 9 foot wail .closet. TWO FAMILY flat, three years beat an, Air Force ambulance cars •ole operator of an Insect trap near .and yards. Reasonable -tites. M. •Id. Just off the bus line. Both ANDOVE^R'— Six room Cape Cod the Utah borde^. . 1951 CHEVROLET YOlJNG MAN. Opportunities for Sommer Rome* For Rent 67 Carport makes excellent-patio. with dpijmcrs, bath, lavatory, at­ rying the mother-to-be-to a Libby, A M. Rubbish Removal. Ml, YOUNG WOMAN-wanted for light SHIRT FINISHER or folder. Excel­ advancement to manager. Good Hartford Tremendous lot. , In -Buckley apartments, will be vacant. Good Mont., hospital. The trap la located next to Bel Air hardtop. Radio, heater, 9-9737. financing. T. J, Crockett. Realtor. tached garage; amesite driveway. •eat covers. Green finish. Paintinc-Papering 21 factory work. Apply Kaklar' ‘Tdy lent working conditions. Full, or salary. Vacation. Free insurance. FOR RENT—Mlsquamicut, Rhode School area. Owner transferred Mrs. Clars Basan gave birth to desert countrj(„and alloWs her to and aelling at low price of''8I6,200. Ml. 3-5416, or Mrs. Wells. MI. Many extras. Large Lot, Main HILLS' TELBV1S10N Service. Co. 60 Hilliard St. ' - .part time. Call Mr. MacNeil. MI. Apply Lynn Poultry Farm s,. 505 ' TOpLMAKERS^'' Island. Four room cottage with Highway. September 1 occupancy. a nine-pound boy in front of the keep tab on desert and other dan­ Down $150. EXTERIOR PAINTING, Quality 9-1800. Two-Hour Shirt Martiniz- Main 'St. Excellent F.H.A, and V.A. financ­ 3-4788. Available at ail times. Ptnlco fac­ work by experienced 'painters. ENJpV THESE hot water Reasonable. Available ' Excellent condition. Escott Agen­ main gate of the Yaak Air Fbrcfi gerous Insects invading Colorado, 1952 DODGE . TEACHER DESIRES baby sittef ing, 299 West Middle Tpke. TURRET IJVTHES S'feT-UP Aug, 25-Sept. 1. Tel. TR.'5-2121. ing available. Call the Jarvis Base. Her husband, who was un-; insects are attracted to the metal tory supervised service.' Tel. Ml. For free estimate ial| Tiiomas for small child in Sept. Refer­ MANCHESTER GREEN—, Older cy. MI. 9-7683; i , 4-Door. Fluid •Drive. In excel­ 9-9698. ~ OPEfiATORS Realty Co., 654 Center Street, MI- aware of hia tvlfp's condition until cone-sh^e trap by a bright light lent condition., ' Bentley. MI. 0-2192. ences'required. Call .MI. 9-8361. CARPENTERS WANTED; Call MI. ' MANI^ BENEFITS LAKE HAYWARD — Thfee bed­ 8-4112. MI, 9-1200 or evenings call six room house with.gar'age and EXPERIENCED girls for maids screened-in porch. Good house for BOLTON,-— Attractive thi;ee year IM returned from work, passed the Patricia promptly reports her find­ at local motel. 8 hr. day. Call MI. 3-4836 after 6 p.m. ■■ To reliable and qualifying appli-! rooms, all -electric kitchen, large AI Werbner at M I.-3-6419. Down $15(A ELECTRICAL SERVICEJ-Wiring, CEILING, WALLS, painted eve­ ■«ants. We offer good pay in pleas­ 'l j*a i d iio i.id a v h large family. Only 81A.900. T. J. old three- .bedroom ranch with Air Force ambulshce en rbute to ings tO' A. and M.'a insect detec­ 1951 DODGE repairs, insulations, oii bumt'rs, 3-4148 any time. living room, porch. Available Aug. breezeway and garage. FUll base- nings or Saturday Call after 6 YOUNG LADIES ' TWO MEN—Full time days, and ant surroundings. Average 55 hour 2. SICK BENEFITS 18-Sept. 1. 850-weekly. Ml.' 3-5872. Oockett. Realtor, MI. 3-5416, or the hospital. tion committee. 2-ton truck, 2 speed rear end. electric motors. Kenneth Lacoss, MI. 9-5425. some evenings. Apply Mr. Giti'f- week. Insurance, holiday and vaca­ 3. (iKOI’P INSURANCE CHOICE LISTINGS Mrs. Wells 5H. 3-4788. men^. Lot 150x3(X). Immediate oc­ Will take a 14 foot body. Heat- Electrician.' PI. 2-6388 alter 6. demonstrators wanted. | Am^ 4. PAID VAC.ATION8 cupancy.' Price 813.90<). Madeline . 18 to 30 bitious womeh-needed to-display (rida, Shoe Dept., King-'e De­ tion benefits. r«r. partment Store. 5. RETIREMENT PLAN Wanted To Rent 68 i236 East Middle Tpke. GLASTONBURY;r-Six room Cape, Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. BUYING PAPER. magazines, Courses and Classes ' 27 the nationally famous "Royal five finished. Excellent condition. Special at $495. rags. Junkman's Junk. Will pick ALERT TYPEJs WHO Dean Machine Products, Tnc. 6. CHRISTMAS BONUS -t------a- Line". Toys, ^its, novelties rad WANTEIJ—P*rt time help for ADULT BUSINESS couple with no Hot water heat oil. Patio. CTloae to ANDOVER LAKE, Lakeside Drive SOLIMENE, INC. up after 3 p.m. All' day Saturday. RADIO-ELECTRONICSI Television 155 Adams St., Manchester, Conn.' Six room single, modern in every WORK-WELL WITH THEIR household items, plus Royal's n ^ quarry Work. Hours 8 a.m., to 12 OI*P4)KTUMTIKS children desire three or (bur room detail. Extra lot. Basement two- Center. Large well landaca^d lot. - For quick sale ~ immediate oc­ An American Beauty Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Call RockvUle TR. 5-7621. •Servicing. "Learn by Doing" at HANDS. Colorama -presentation that is FOR ADVANCEMENT Price only 813.990. Call G i^child cupancy ,.-,lf desired, smsll four 63,4 Center Street noon. 81.50 per hour. Apply Box unfurnished apartment. Very re­ car garage. Owner leaving state. ’ "C^necticut's Oldest Electronics sweeping the country. Ehcperience ^fountain Quarry, Vernon. liable. Kindly egfl MI. 9-2766 any Priced (or quick sale. Realty Co., Realtoca. BU. 0-0939 ' room house, newly installed hot MI. 3-5101 School. "New term starting Sep­ (XOCK DIALS AND HANDS unnecessfry. Full or part time. water oil heating system, domes- Household Services - tlrhe after 5 p m.\ or Ml. 3-7925. Open Evenings Till 9:00 tember 24. 1956. EInroll now fer Call MI. 3-5247. SERVICE STATION attendant, tiull ----- ' -- p tic.hot water, ail knotty pine, Closed Saturdays At 5:00 .Offered 13-A Practical day or eve^ng class. , ' Silk Scr.een Printers ^ Sapfie Tanks .WEST, side:—Older home, eight I (ieldstonc fireplace with heatqla- time Job. Also part time attend­ iMtallatloB and Repair BRANCH MANAGER with naUonal 36 PrcKtor Road. For free descriptive circkiar phone TELEPHONE socilitor to work ant, hours 6-10 p.m. five days. Apply: 5681 concern, dekirea house with 3 rooms, (our 'bedrooms, attached I tors. Bcreened in porch overlook- 1966 BUICK Special Ririera. Guar- FLAT FINISH HoUand - window JA' 5-3406', or Write New England ' 'St|irting Pay Commensuiate from own home, full or part time. Rpeclallst. 'With Experience Also Saturday and Sunday every MR. RIEGER,Mgr. bedrooms. Up to 8125 per month. Four bedroom home with all garage, oil steam heat, lot 100.x I ing lake, furnished or unfurnished. Anteed less than 700 miles. All the i shades, made to measure. AU Technical Institute of Conti., Inc., Muat have private telephone. Ex­ other week. Apply in person at Write Box G, Herald. kinds of extras. Owner ' leaving •200, 114,900. Quick occupancy. < Phone PI. 3-6998. ‘mpo)irtant extrasa tthen. some, metal Venetian blinds at a new 193 Trumbull St.. Hartford' Conn. perience not necessary. Muat have ^ Sawars Claanad state. Priced (or quick sale. George L. Graziadio. Realtor. MI. T chlfic savingsI, Dou^ Apply Van's Service Station, 427 Hartford as Motors, low price. Keys made while ^ o u pleasing telephone voice. Thia is Rd. Ask for Van. AND INSTALLED Daily: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. WANTED—Four room unfurnished, 9-5878.' . GLASTONBURY—A, dream house 333 Main St. wait. Marlow's. GANLEY DIAL GO. an excellent opportunity for per­ hasted apartment near bus line. — ART KN.OFLA, Realtor just oyer the Manchester Town Private Instructions 28 son who must stay at home to CARPENTERS wanted, 50 hour ^ CallanrDrainad 258 Mid. Tpht., Watt Librarian and two K-own daugh­ Exclusive Agent MANCHESTER — cijpe C09, six line at 3d health"required). coins,, your name, address, size ANNE CABOT. THE M.VNOHEB- AND WORKSHOP baaemenU-hot water oil heat. From a covered patlo-8 H xW 'can Mice in the - design of water, desired and the pattern numoer TER e v e n in g HEIALD, I ISO modern detail. Occupancy possible three large bedrooms and bath. .hot water heat, t. Resi­ Poach press operators.. Must be seen to be appreciated. dential section.. Gaston Realty, be enjoyed the twinkling lights of Hartford and —ighborlM •II, gns. nnd steam valves. Po-i HELP MOLOMAKERS; TOOLMAKERS and DIEMAKERS ■HELP wanted to SUE BURNETT, THE AVE. AMERICAS, NESf YORK .8,609 Square Feet Floor Area before school starts. For appoint­ towns, as well as ths shimmering waters of a distant lake, THU ■j ’ , - - ' miESXER EVENING HERALD, SO. N. Y. ■ ! 300 Foot Frontage ment to inspect call Clifford Han-, Gaston Realty, 165 School Sf. MI. 165 School St. Ml 9-5731; eve­ F B M A L ^ : Assemblers apd inspectors. Interesti'ug clean aitlon open with one of New sen k C o: MI. 3;1S03, Ml, 9-0788. 9-57'l. Evenings, MI. 9-7468 nings, MI 9-74jM. IS IN 'TOLLAND’S LOVELY "CRESTWOOD.” . LINOTYPE OPERATOR 115* a v e . AMERICAS, NEW N«iw available—the eoiorful'1966 Excellent Location on' ' work. EzpeHencc not hecesary. Good eye sight requiecd. EngUad’% most progreasivet WANTED AK iEfflpleyt liHiafitf ' An inspecUoa can W arranged by calling MiaaJSraet ct tfc* c ^ YORK Se, N. Y, » Needlework s jl um containing doz­ Main Highway (near RockvUle). MODERN e,Room Udonial. Fire- AA ZONE - — Seven-room custom BOLTON—New ranch with a lot See of; . , . ' ' • ‘ qpd stable industries. Salsiy APPLY Bend aq extra 25 cents now_ for ens of lovely designs fiom which A p p ly * f MUST BE EXPERIENCED Iklace, trie .bath, excellent condi­ ' built Colonial, encloaed breeseway 350x600. Baacment garaga itorpi ' ‘ ^PPLY AT fMM to n9,0M. Reply by your copy of the Fsll A Winter 'j6- to chofwe more .'4itterns in crochet, WATSON. REALTY CO.. tion. Garage, UO’ frontafe, large - and garage. Large rooms, many windows, fireplace, etc. luenty oT WALTON W. 6R8NT, ResHsr H w ie or jMrsoaal Interview. . APPLY IN PERSON ' issue - . . a \'V N ■/ ,'v ■ ■

X- TUESD AY, a u g u s t 14, 1986 PAGE FOl^TEEN \ ;;iManfhPglgf Ijpralb Average Dafly Net Press Ruik JThe Weather F or the Week Ended FereeMt ^ P. 8. Weather BorMU A daughter waa bom Friday In that .lime covered 4,400 miles. Tliey June I f , 1966 Martford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hike in Home Assessments Picnics to End were particularly impreased with CSear, cool again tenIghL lAm Al)outTown WHIiam Parkinson, 62 Wedgewood the growth oftMlanil Beach and its HRE TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE In mid BA*. ' ’IliunNlajr moatly Dr. ' , * On Playgrounds many palatii^l hotels. They speijt Notice of the ’Tax Collector of the South Mailcheater Fire DIatrlet 12,06! Riinny, not quite no waki. High Dr. WilUam Schneider of Rock- some time at Clearwater Beach Memper of tlm Audit Expected to Be 42 Per Qent All persona liable by law to pay taxes m the .south Man­ near 80. vlUe wlU be guest speaker at tlie Msrlin Atpian, chief pharpia- The last Family 'Picnic Suppef near St. Petersburg. chester Fire Dljitrlrt are hereby notified that I wjll liave a rnto Bureau et OIrculatJon jyJItancheHer—^A City of Village Charm meeting of Manchester Wales this cist at Manchest^ Memorial Hos­ of the summer .season is scheduled Mrs, Mae M. Vennard, who is as­ bill for the list of 1955 of 8 mills on the dollar due hqd collectible evening at the Italian -American pital. ptans to attehd^the American The aver'age increase in assess- j for this evening on the 10 Man­ sistant clerk of Manchester Towp on August 15, 1956, and will hnve office hours for th>..^ollectlon :z; C3ub on jadridge St. Weighing will Hospital As.soriation Institute for ment for residential land and • Court, met two families during of such lax at Hoae House No. 4 on S<-hool Street each-N^etday Coiithifl^^rrvicfa j chester playground.^. PRICE FIVE fake place atT:30 as usual./Mrs. Hospital Pharmacists a tth * Uni- buildinga after tax revaluation This will be the la.st chance for i their slay there who bought build-; and Thursday evenings from 7 P. .51. to 9 P. M. and on S a n ^ n y t VOL. LX X V ,^. 269 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) iCANGHBSTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 (COaMdiled Adverliang en Page M ) CENTS . Anne Rickls of Windsor wdn the ver.sity of Chicago. Aug. 20'-tn,24. ing lots, so cnlhusiastlc were they j from 10 A. 51. to P. M. beginning Thursday, .August 16, 1956^-. w ill probably be about 42 per ceht.,^ families to use the fireplaces on | 6 flO prUe for the greatest^ weight the playgrounds for a cook-out. \ I over the color and beauty of the | Schedule of collection hours at Hqsc Hbuse No. 4— 19 School 'Uje Revaluation Advisory Commit­ reduction during the mionh o f July. Mrs. Alexander' Mannella, presi­ • The.se picnics have been fairly j landscape'--and houses. Whether; Street: - ' H H pounds. Miss Joan Kenney of dent of the Women’s Auxiliary, and tee lemned last night at a meeting well attended this y^ar by both people plan to build or not. land in ’ Thursday,. August 16 7 r. .M. Ill 9 P. M. Manchester was second with a loss her husband, will jail Aug. 18 on with Henyy Mutrie. tax assessor. children and adult.s. After the Florida is a good investment, she .Saturday, August 18 10 .A. M. to 6 P. 51. '.t* . o f 10 pounds, and was awarded $.1 . the Mauretania for a visit to I and repre.sftitatives of Valiiation families picnic, the playgeound believes. As an example, she spoke Tueaday, . August 21 7 P. .M. to 9 P. 51. Dr. S^neider will epjfak about 8 France, Switzerland, Holland, Italy ' i^sociates, the'" m conducting", supervisora lead the group in -df one piece of land which has' Thursday, August 28 7 P. .51. to 9 P, 51. •’clock. , , and England.. The Mannellas are game.s and olhec,group agtivities,^ soai'-ed in value since last March to| August 25 10 A. M. to 6 P. 51. the tax revaluation.'-i.; Saturday, expected to fetum Sept. 17. the tune of *.500, qp'^about *100 a, Tuesday, August 28 7 P, 51. to 9 P. .51. A ao(i.-Was bom Friday in Hgrt- The,-12 per cent hike i'S the av^r month. Z ' Thursday, August 80 7 P. .51. to 9,P. M. ford-Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ron- The surgical dressings group of ' age for .50 examples of resiH^Hal Vennards Return Saturday, September 10 JA, ,51. to 6 r. 51. j M I* Hall, 57 Falknor Dr. the Manchester Memorial Hospital I properties chosen for revjAv'*!^ Tueaday, September 4 7 P. 51. to 9 P. 51. Auxiliary, will resume work Sept. I the committee. - From Trip South Thursday, September 6 7 P. 51. to 9 P. 51. A daughter was bom Friday in 10, according, to Mrs. Dane Gid- ! Among tho.se .sam^e.s. main F O R R E N T Saturday, September 8 10 .A. .51. to 6 r. 51. j buildings increased sm average of ; Sti Francis Hospital to Mr. and . dings. The unit meets every Mon­ Mr* and Mrs. Alfred -Vennard' 8 and 18 mm. Movie Prpjectofa Tueaday, .September 11 7 P., 51. to 9 P. 51. ’ Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, 200 Hit- day from. 2 to 4 p.m. in the Aux­ ' 41.8 f per-cent, acc^sory building ' —sound or ailent, also SS mm. Thursday, September 18 7 P. M. to 9 P. 51. 34,2 per cent, land 44.40 per and son, Dennis, have returned t o : Bard St. iliary dining room and Is ’interested their home, 184 Holljatcr St., after slide projectors. ^Saturday, September 15 AlO A. 51. to 6 P. 51. cent. in persons W-ho wish to beconie a vacation tour of Florida's East A t all other tlmea Ihe tax may be paid at my home at 11^ Nomination on Opening Ballot WELDON DRUG CO. members. - Increase in/ 8 of the .50 ca.ses and West Coasts. They spent thrff’' ' Summer Street, 5lohdays through Frldaya, 2 I*. 51. to 7 P. 51. 901 Main St Tel. »II S-5S21 Failure to make payment before September 16, rendei^ha were bclovv/ 30 p « ’ cent, in 1.3 weeks in the South’, and during ca.ses the/fnereases were between tax delinquent and Interest will be added al Ihe rate of /' |«ri ^na Presents Colors .50 a n d ^ per cent, and in three' per cent per month or portion thereof, dating from Augiiatj 15, THE OFFICE OF i the Increases were more than 60 1956. / ., V 'ni05I.AS 55'EIRi.tkilloctor. DR. WILLIAM L. At VKW Conclave pei-^nt. Civil Rights. Plank „ome members of the commit- y ■ Fight on Civil Rights CONLON Mrs. Ruth Cunningham, presi­ ee expressed surprise al the size of some increases, but agreed on Rev. James B. .Maelagan A- dent of the Dadies Auxiliary 29 HAYNES STREET reflection that they were justified. the Veterans of Foreign W ari^of One committee member Said he Thb Rev, James B. Maelagan of : to S Could Upset Margin WILL BE CLOSED the State of Connecticut, hax *P* expected the largest increa.sea in j London, England, superintendent pointed tile patriotic instplctor of residential assessments would be of the South British I>les District ' i - ■ e \ ' in the fringe areas, undeveloped PROM AUG. 11th ' her Department, Mrs. ^ a r y I.,e- of the Church of the Nazarenc, | Chicago, Aug. 15 (/P)— The Democratc party’s proposed Chicago, Auff. 15 (TP)— The Georgia tjeleRatinn to the^DMo* ' Due, past president or Andersont in 1947 when the last revaluation Givil Right.s platform plank said today the Supreme Court’.s thru SEPT. 3rd Shea PosD No. 204^Ladies Aux­ was made, but built up aince that will conduct apecial services at cratic national convention aRreed today to vote aRainfn\|h9 iliary, to present iitr Department time. the Church of the Nazarene here All Day W ei> Aug. J5 desegrelfation decisioii.s ” have brought con-sequences of 5’ast platform drafted by the convention platform committee. Colors at the Iw io n a l Encamp­ Aithough commercial lands and Wednesday through Friday at importance." But the draft said “ we reject all projxisala for : so MAY HAVE FITX TOOE^ER ADD DEPARTMENTS ment in DaWasf Te.x.. today. I building were mentioned briefly 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 10:45 the luie of force to’tnferfere aavaa Chicago, Aug. 15 (i-v a • *5.060. I 180 CE.NTER STREET—<’ORNER OF CHl!RC'II cation. Star Spangled Banner. Scotland. In Parkhead he had the .supported schools and elsewhere r ^ resolutions and 2. A large new premium priced Jinusual distinction of returning Report of resolutions z : custom built home in. the-,-aouth- have brought consequences of ia.sl Committee House Dem- S"«5''pe: “ '“- Morse Deiies to the church~of his boyhood days Claims Right to Run Canal imporlance to our nation as a ^ ^^^or- Stevenaon , ., 652 east part of.^town, up 47.37 per j and for . years exercised an GE^^ERAL 8 1-2 whole and especially to cornmun - .Massachusetts, chairman. I Harriman .,. 240 cent from Si8,43p to *27.166. iinfluential ministry in his native GOP’s ‘^Piirge’ ; ties directl.v affected. We reject all Addresses -Sen. Robert S. Kerr Others 259 3. An older North fend siibdi- city. He was also pastor at Bsit- Uncommitted 220 T V SERVICE I vision home witli Improvements, 1 tcr.sea, Lqndon. proposals for the use of force t o ^ Oklahoma and Rep. William I. Interfere with the orderly deter-i Illinois, Needed to nominate; 686'.. Days M M A Call I up 42.39 per cent .from *10,114 to | The R^v. Miv Maqiagan often Nasser May ‘Accept| Sen. Efeles Kefauver (lef^i' aiid Adlai Stevenaon met with a group Bid in O r e g o n • This conveniently-located ’’ReliitNl^” hiination of these matters by the j ITiursday o f Kefauver supporters in aiv atjtempt to hold them.in line for Michigan jumped shortly after Nl^ta Plus Parts *14,402. ■ ■ .sings for his audiences, accom­ NOTICE midnight, agreeing to drop a com­ , *•>, . ' 4. An old 4-family dwelling in ( pharmacy solicits the privilege o f your pa^ collets. Afternoon session opens 12 noon Stevenson. Asked if he was intefeafed in the vice presidential TED. nn S-S1B4 panying' himself on the English mitment to Gov. Mennen Wil- • Chicago, Aug. 15 — Sen. W ayn* i a long established West Sidel. concertlha. tronage. You may come to us confidently for ThK,Democratic party emphali- ,Bf5T l with .Invocation. Star nomination. Sen. Kefauver' said, " I f bffebed the place 1 will accept ^ ON AND AFTER AUGUST 15 rally reqffU ms its support of the | spapgled Bannfcr. it." , - Harris, and split its 44 votes J l 'i Morse of Oregon headed West to- A flntsi qualiiy 4-trsn- community, up 10.32 per cent New Treaty on Suez anything you may need in drugs, sundries, historic j>r>neiple that ours is a rqh pgji of .stalba to nominate to Stevenson, 11 to Averell Harri- day to try to make good his pre­ r Zaniih backed by an iron-clad from *8,262 to *9,115. <' , WE WILL BE AT man, ' i to Sen. Stuart Symington diction that w hat he called a 5. A new custom built home ; ments will be sent out when pos­ ______' I government of laws and not of oandidatea for the\ presidential r money-back guaraniee of/a// I sickroom supplies, nutritional aids, items and 1 uncommitted. White House effort to purge him action, yet lellini-for one- I in a fringe ..area, recently equipped ' sible. , , . r, 1 • . . n • ■ • -J -i- I men: it recognizes the Supreme I nomination. Officially, for the tjme being, from the' Senate w'ould "fall flat h tbs price of many comparable I with utilities, up 61.6 pw cent The Tevaluation will be effec­ for the baby . . . And, be sure to bring us IvOtKiOn, Autr* (/P)— PHkislHH S lOlGJJfll m in is w r Sdio Qf Uiutod states as one Night session opensV 8 p.ni So small, so li|ht it car be tive for the Oct. 1, 1957 tax rate. OUR NEW LOCATION lhat ihift was for the second bat-ion its face." aids [from *8,781 tq *14,194. your Doctor’s prescriptions. W e’ll com­ tijtv ,Pre.5ideht Nas.ser of p'-gypt told him he xvould agree to ] bf the three constitutional and co-' (EST i with Jnvocation\ S t a r hidden behind a man's necktie... LECLERC lot, but Williams hjmself was I Breathing defiance at the Re- worn in n woman's hair! Operates 6. A doctor's office huilding. pound them promptly and precisely, at uni­ maritime nation.s advising on Sue-/,Canal operations but in - ; ordinated branches of the federal Spangied Banner. trying-for a first ballot release publican* party .jie left in 1952, fbr only about lff( a week. FUNERAL HaME up 53.88-per cent from *32,758 to 629 MAIN STREET formly fair prices. T ry ns the next time! with indications he would get it. Morse last night made his debut *50,41J. Foreign Minister Hamidul Haq New Jersey next, voting In before the Democratic National' TIRED and RUN DOW N i decisions of wh^ch are a part of > W-»«T Min-MCK Chowdr.v, arrivifig for the Suer. caucUs to throw Its whole ^ Convention With a speech that FUNERAL 1 I the law of the land. We condemn ' 7, An apartment house, up ; Folks who always feel tired Canal conference •fro'hv.talks with votea to-Stevenaon. TTiat Vfaa a-net was a big aucceas. ; the effort* of the Republican p a i^ ^ ¥ ¥ a ia a r s c , 29.54 per cent from *55,337 to ' and run dmvn are often lacking QUINN'S PHARMACY Nasser, said the Egyptian Presi­ Expert Denies gain of 2 9 for Stevenabff---,y^o i SERVICE r ' _ ;, to make it appear that this Iri-jIri M -i. a j C v t FO Delegates Cheer Morse 1*71.687. I iron and 5’itamin B12. Nine Coburn and Middlebrbok ’ .'878 M AIN STREET— TEL. A ll 8-4186 dent is ready to .enter into a coven­ already had 6>, there. The A .8tan5ird-wa«*-ng demonstra­ Walter N. ! 8. A farm, up 17.2 per cenl i ant with all nations who signed the Jersey shift is effective at once times out of ten, "F orty Plus” INCORPORATED tion led by Oregon delegates wel­ 'QUENFS Leclerc from *8,596 to *10.075. 1888 convention,guaranteeing free- Regional Flood ^ : with no first ballot qualification. comed hijn to the hall where fouR . is Just what they need. This ” The suggested plank had been Seen Lined Up Direiitor 9. An office and apartment i |S‘VEST51ENT SECURITIES dom of navigation in the canal. Then came Arkansas’s qualified years ago he cheered President -building,, up .34.5 per cent from ; Potent product contains vital 511 8-1105 , Chowdry told reporters at the ¥ ) ^ u s 1-a I as approved at a ae.sainn of the ’draft- move.. ’ Eisenhow'er. ftl»-,,biggest' ovation PHARM.-VCY 23 Main Street, Manchester j *83.316 to *112,108. V ^ U r i F A A l S S 1 I J l C '; ing committee early today. The blood building factors, among airport: Stevenson's net Increase there came when he declated.he had "no Phone Ml 3-4136 Call Ml 9-5869 I Mutrie reported that most of | 'vote Was 12-5. ; For Harrin^an was 18. The delegation of 26 ia ; the work of setting values is com- j other Important vitamins nitit •'The Egyptian President wants ; \5TiiIe the five Dixie members, regrets” over leaving tfifc. Bepul’ k" a peaceful'and happy aolutlon.to Hamden. Atig. 1!» A bound by the unit rule and until can party. ' pleted -and notices of new assess-1 minerals. Try "Forty Plus’’ ; .. . t. t con- J ... .j • . their - votes . against - . . the word-. - Chicago, Aug. 15 uPi Veteran decision was made the tabula- the probiqtn. ' .servation expert said here topSy ; ing, most members of the drafting . ... , , . , . , , . Morse- broke with Eisenhowifp., soon—see if It doesn’t g iv« "He is not adver* ion had divided the group accord­ during the 1962 electionjcampaign. rM en*f^r“ the 1 f'" ' EnRlam U iA^P said they regarded the *ec-! “ " ‘Pi’ I- Lewis ing to its stated preferences. Eight YOU new vigor. 1.89 per bot­ lip, of a body re; resenting -the , , , . thine as flood "* nmfi'rate enough to avoid ^ is due to hit the Democratic ;con- After e period as an IfidependeiU, tle at WELDON’S. iisera of the carial) to advise the al least, no auch thing as flood had come out in favor of Steven­ Morse joined the Democrats when a sertouii party fight. I vention scene shortly for a hiiddle son. • /y organization whicH he has set up pr^ention." - . . „ ,J oe.oreBefore v Convention « " " " u « n Tonight..m.an, 1 with a one-time bitter foe. Harrv they took control of the Senate in to manage and administrate it. He A remaining hazard was a pos­ 19,55. , That being the ca.se, said Paul | Each section .of the platform is : g Truman. ' sible battle over a suggested Civil atill believes it is the sovereign b. Sears, profe.ssof of con.servation | subject to approviCiiy the fall 108- "It has’ made me the target of a The visit is expected to herald a. Bights platform plank saying the right' of Egypt to! run the canal." St Yale, it behoove.* New Eng-| member platform coiBmjtlee and White House purge," he told the HURRY, HURRY TO HALE’S formal announcerrient bv Lewi* Supreme Court’s segregation deci­ A few hours earlier. Secretary landers to think about flood pro- 'tonight^ by the convention itself convention.. sions had "brought consequences Of State Dulles arfived for the con­ lection, and to exi'.ore every pos- -fh rp ia form Committee in ["•’ 7orm.er PreMdent "However, I want to let the ference opening tomorrow.. He ex­ Ib-uman * choice for the -Ile.mo of vast importance" to the nation. .s’ble .source of info’ malion about cratic presidential nomination. Stevenson scofed his gains White House in on a little secret— pressed hope foi'j a solution ' .so it. (Continued on Page Ten) the purge attempt is going to fall vital to the pi;eaervatlon and well Gov. Averell Harrfman of New despite a 'b itter 1 1 th hour battle "Effective protection can come York. that former President Harry ' S. flat on its face.” being of the entire world." and use ' . about oniyjrom improved land use Lewis' chief aide in - the in­ Truman was waging for Averell He said Oregon voters "have no Britain, France and Jhe United and managemen* based on ' ' intention of letting,_ the .White States are insisting on inter-na­ dependent United Mine Workers Harriman. Truman said -he would ter. understanding by the ge^Dewev Confers Union. Tom Kennedy, is already on stick vVith Harriman "until the RUMMAGE SALE tionalizing the 'vital, 103-mile, public of the relation between (ConUniird on Pago Two) waterwa'S' u'nder guarantees ihorb I record for Harriman. Kenned,J'. a last dog dies.” water,' land and. ground cover." ' I former lieutenant governor of But even as Truman was punch­ binding than the system envi.saged sairf Sears in a talk at .the annual With Ike, Sees Gov. Frank Laiische, right, of Ohio ’meets former President Harry by Nasser. : Pennsylvania, is working in that Truman outside latter's suite at Blackatone Hotel In Chicago.' ing awgy, the New Jersey deiega-. field day of the - Connecticut 1\T» i C J l a • state's delegation in an effort to tion caucused and voted to give ONE DAY ONLY, WED. On the eve of the conference, Agricultural Exp-i ;nient Station. LaUache, a favorite son candidate for the Democratic preaidenUal i l 1X011 o n i ^ l a i e ' * w H c h delegates to Harriman nomination, called his visit purely a social call. Truman has en­ all of its 36 votes to Stevenaon on tempera obviously were cooling, .Sears talk \ a delivered four the first ballot tomorrow -night. ^S5?»flesalliAg on Ling Island Sou^ . differences,, although still great, ' : from Adlai Stevenson. dorsed Averell Harriman. ' Bulletins day* befqre the anniveraary of ------! Barked .Adlai In ’.52 See Fight .Over ^ Vbuj\g Joe ran his sailboat aground, ; were not so threatening as a week the first of two devastating floods WashingtO;!!. ■■ Aug. 1.5 (A5- -| Stevenson, front-running pres­ When word of New Jersey's from the AP Wires ago. move reached them, some mem­ QI jD The Pakistan statement dpve- that catised tiiillion'' of dollars- Thomas E. iSewey.-Conferred with idential nominee contender had think lam dumb,' bers of the Truman team agreed dsmege in Connedicu. last year. President Eiaenhower today and 'Lewi.*' United Mine • 'Workers * P*"" reportedly One thing p >.dt muat remem lUMWi'ehdorsement in 1952 when that the fight was. all over. He said.'but IVe come I brought to the conference by V.- COOLEY JIBV ORDERED beF •saiiT' sem 's’ .Vs that lainfaii : said afterward he ia "quite confi- he lost to President Eisenhower. 2 ruman Declares The w;hole drive had been con- iashiohed K. Kriaha Menon of India to bridge ■figures represem average,* and " Ihot Vice President Nixon Lewis'* anticipated endorsement centrati^ on keeping enough "favr Middletown, Aug. 15 (d V ^ u - ^Cii^ I hear thoes" aoam |ga| beo* around the gap between Egypt and the ” . . »,-m Ka ffw,r„ina,Aa f()|- ,| second tiial it is imjiossible to predict how*h* nominated for Harriman may have more in­ orite sons'' in the fiei;t to preveni perlor Court Judge JPhnpA. Cot­ . western power*. ter today ordered %. rfmnd jui-.r Diplomats understood the Ipdian much precipitation in.-y occur ai a fluence in' the 5VeM Virginia dele­ Stevenson's nomination on an ear­ ly ballot. to be impaneled AugT29 to con­ plan would give Eg>-pt the right given time and place. v ^ gation than in' the Pennsylvania Adlai Lacks Fight Max Miller Sjays,. • Fifteen inches or mo.c of rain York, declined to say whether he group. _ "It's all over -now," two men, in sider an indictn^rlit against tivo ' This is an annual event at Hale's. Quantities are limited — Some only 7, to manage dally operation of the brothers accused of the lovers’ canal. It would aeti^ip an interna- in three days would be expected In fact, U 5 W sources claimed constant contact with Trunian's RtatiMicallv only once in ' a j P*e«*d«nlial situation with Msen-Virj^niaA rlavlAcrataeclcleKslea, with drive, - told a reporter. "What the lane slayljig - of a Durham man , u r ; . r - . tlonal . authority pwith advisory Chicago, Aug. 15 \JP) — Former-- the 'New peal and the ^ a lr Deal July TgJ'Everett Cooley, '25, of lo r 3 qf.a kind. So be here early Wednesday! power* on such mattera a* toll thousand years or ' .ore,’’ he said. ; prai.sed Nixon , 24 convention voles..would vo(e boss' will do next is start drafting warmly Ji* "the most uaefiU Vice ; g^udly for H arrim an-laigely be- President Truman said today Ad- as .out of. date, a speeds' supporting Stevenson." New Haven, was nrresled iiatiir- lal Stevenson "lacks 'the kind of .^^-rWe said the destruction of the <■ Presideijt in history.' cause of the UMW ' at a caucus Stevenson's.own reaction to the ila.V^ afternoon: and hi* brother, _ i - . . • , ONE TABLE OF ' R E G . 2 9 c REG.-98C MARTEX HAND (lontimied on tbige Eleven) (Conliniini on Page Fourteen) fighting, spirit'’ needed,by the Dem— social and-eeemmiic philosophies Dewey la the a«onU influen-, morning. Until now* among news as to New Jersey and Michi-. -'Milton, 28,, of Guilford, the fol­ . PRINTED DRY-MEwDRY tial Republican to have) endorsed Virginia delegates ocrals^ preserve New Peal and underlying'these'programs is ttjs- gan w'as a smile and the commrptt' lowing day-' WORD IMPORTED CHECKED Fair ^ a l principles. aim of the Conservatives in both EXTRA LARGE •N^lxon this week after UlWng , preference 13 were for "Things are breaking very well.’’ thp President. Sen. Know lsn4['sjp,.,;^gj,„ j, Harriman. Trifman . appeared before a the Republican and - Democratic VON NEi RATH DIES parties. I I Calif, i. the Senate GOP leader.! Truman and crowded news conference in . the (Conttnurd on Page Tw o) Ktuttgart, (ierman.v, Aug. 15 Remnants Crystal Ballroom a t the Sheratoq- Stevenson, the party’s ' 1952 M r real emo^nt-rBal beer/ \an I voiced his aup^rt of Nixon after became an ouUtpoken critic when ifp,— Baron Konstantin von N'eit- , in fe rrin g with .Eiaenhower Mon-1 ^ ^be ,-,o«i mduslrv un- Blackstone Hotel to ' plu,g anew standard bearer and the front run­ rath, 83, Hitler’s foreign minis­ Dish Tewels Averell Harriman for the Dem-.., Dish Towels day although he too declined to g o v e l^ e n t aiizure to stop a> ning candidate for the nomination -gw 1 1 T ' 1 • ter for a time aiid. "protecloF' .diacloae apecifically^what he and . llw ia-led coal sfrikea. , ocratic presidential nomifiation. this year, "is mot the kind bf can- ' M r g 1 . 1 I I T 4 1 1 ^ 4 1 of occupied Czechoslovakia, died M PRICE 'TYuman said he. was shocked didate" that the DemperaU need, i l l l l l l y C l l C O the President had (^Iked about. Lewis''defiance of court orders .Yesterday, his family announced ■ (Juealiona reportera put to Dewey : jgg^,gj ^be seizure-led t o ’ that "any liberal. Democrat would Triinian said, adding: 6 FOR 89' ”' e a a today. >- f- i- . _ , I P“ « ‘ °imuUi-million dollar fines, agsinat encourage t,b,e abandonment" - of "H e lacks the kind of fighting spirit , we need." . State Delegates FUyon, 6otlon and linen. Very absorb­ French pattema. Buy for gifts, tod. Ssn Frsncisco, Aug,- 15 tfPi— • tions about Nixon, Veed off on fo r -1 J*"*’®*d Slasasn a a*jve to dump; tJMW and l.^wiR personally.. I GRIDDER MAX-'RETt’B.N ODD CHENILLE Whilt 10 RepubUcah groups m^r President Harrj* Truman. Nixon from aecontf place on fhe j Pair Burled Hatchet Nerds Misaouri’s Old Man ent. Derby, .Vug. 15 i/Pi *— Boh tackled the.1956 party platform to-, said the keynote speech al ^hc Republican ti^ e t in favorof Gov. |However, Truman and Lewis Truman backtracked a bit on 100% for Adlai •Skorunski, the DHikic lineman day, lobby conversation* waxed Democratic convention, by Ten- ^ ^ * W * n A. Herter of • ^be 1952 his declaration’, that Stevenson Reg. $8.98. Odd News Tidbits can’t win if nominated. ' m.vNtrriousl.v missing from the hotter over the topic of the vice nessee's tSov. Fyankji^ement con-1 *etts , presidential campaign. Truman re- ' - } ODD RUFFLED SEERSUCKER quilted aatin aprends. He said Stevenson could win with j By E A R L J..LAU'M 1.V fnathall training camp of the p ,5 w .,.y ...... ,ru.i;.yt,yy..ya Cullod from AP Wires •tireen Bay Packer*, nalif today Bedspreads — ------— J- - ~-4 Bome ouineht falaanooaK. naii . __ ‘ Board and approved a ware In- the help "o f the Old Man from | Chicago. Aug. 15 lAb—Issues be­ The govemora of California and some outright anh the President talked over mat-‘ Board and approved « '''" f * he may return tomorrow*,, or ho Reg. $8.49. C O 0 0 Maryland said again they are auggested Truman was back of all Missouri." , come the concern of Connecticut's R«9. $4.98-$5.98-$7.98 V o I u m lets in connection witji the GOP ! ... J) a Calling newsmen - into his suite Democratic national convention may not. "A * It stand* now," he- Odd satin drapes. Pr. ^ s S s . ^ O "availkble" although assuring they- this and already has Set the lone national convention opening Mon-; coal industry. Shortly “ 7^®' »aid in a reluetantly ghinted' in­ Indian sources report Portu - the Blackatone Hotel yesterday, delegates now that it has squelched ara making ho campaign for the for a rough campaign, day in Ssn .Francisco. . i Lewis gave UMW aupport to • Yes, RiUahlt is the guese troops fired warning shots Truman assented " I don't think officially reports thal its support terview at hi* home here, " I ’m Reg. $6.49. Odd satin ^ 4 % A O post of Vice President Nixon. ."W e’ll meet it." Hall taid.' Asked whether’ he diacusaed the : the Democratic party a standard- going back tumortoW', but into, air on Goan border when Stevenson can win and I think of Adlai Stevenaon is less than 100 1 right word to describe this 3 .7 7 Leonard W. Hall, GOP national Open Hearings Today vice presidential controversy w ithbearer. Stevenson. can't »ay for sure I won’t change R*9. $5.98 VduM drefwing table skirt. ^ mino~ attempt was made to enter Harriman can," per cent! committee ghairman. told a press Ten subcommittees called open Those---- keeking reasons why my mind from'^ow to tomor­ fine pharmaciy. Always Portuguese territory . . '. Daredevil "I don't believe Stevensoh can With a firm “yes,” *9 of the 40 Reg. $2.98. conference yesterday he still feels : hearings toda'.v on such a variety of (Continued on Page Ten) Lewis now!Dwl Iseemed to favor Harri­ row.” Captain Dynamite climbs -into win a single state, in addition to delegates, each with a half a vote, turn to us with your Doc­ Odd pillow- sham.s. the ticket will be Eiaenhower and \ subjects’ as Civil Rights, agricul- man over Stevenson believed the .wooden "coffin’ and detonates $1*49 . Nixon. He was quick to. defend j ture. foreign policy, national de- the ones he carried in 1952,” the said they are for Stevenson in the HODGE GETS l() YEAlU^ eight aticks of d.vnamite attached fight for the presidential nomina­ tor’s prescriptions. Here, ODD CHENILLE Nixqn against _chargea of the i fenae, taxation and fiscal policy. fOontinued on Page Ten) former president continued. "If to it before 2.QW .spectators at he's norriinated. I'll support him tion, Stevenson said he waa "de­ Chicago, -\ug. IS t-Ti—-Orville DemberaU, in Chicago that the Illinois Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen Hodge, o>i*ted -llllnoie alale you arc assured prompt, Waterloo, Iow a..: and try to help him' win other lighted.’ Vice President is the GOP "hstchet heads the group dealing with Civil Democratic State completes its approval of aiMlitor, wa* »entenred today to precise compounding at One Group ORESSES man.” Rights. Sen. Presrott^iish of Con­ states. . Everybody' in the Connecticut ,$ 1 . 0 0 to $1.98 PLASTIC Belsy Shuns Coast: new Newington expreMivay which ■Tm trying my best to keep him group had known for days where 10 year* In a federal priaon for . At another press conference, necticut, chainiian of. the Platform mi*«pplying more than |M0,-. prices, that are uniformly is iatended to relieve existing from getting nominated.” ^ the state itood, even though there Bath Mat Sets $ - ) . o o Marvisnd's Gov. Theoddfe McKel- Committee, ia urging party, en­ Convention OOO^ In federally in*iire- Hur­ interviewer: terday. However, after their chair­ Cottage Sets construction safet> says it is hold­ ‘T m ’ not trylqg to preVenl any-, man, Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff, .AIRLINE STRIKE NEARK Reg. $3.98 values. aide w-bq is waging a "dump ricane Betsy slowed to a snail's FAILLE DUSTERS Interest In the makeup of the ing daily meetings with contrac- body fro.m being nominated. I’m said that he waa disturbed by per­ Chiiagu, .Aug. 15 ITV—The Ret $2.49 Nixon" campaign. platform, waa heightened by Pres­ pace today,' greatly rediicing a tois. rail representatives and civic R«9. $6.98 5leKeldln Would .\ix-ep( v Scorecard threat to the U.S. mainland with a out bioiking .anybody. I'm for sistent reports that Stevenson .Air IJne* Pilots .A**n., today dn- ident f>li.senhower wheii he said at official.* at each project to insure nuiineed It liaa *e( a alrlke deed- PRFSCRIPnON' Reg, 82.99. S pc. sets. "But if f was asked by Ihe^ swing to the north and indications Harriman." • could count on only 13 votes, with NOW „ S 2 '0« • his Aug. Ji press conference he maxinitiiii safetv practices. line of midnight EritMy for $58 Set proper pflflcTals if I would accept,! of a' still more northeastward turn. A t the outset of the news con­ thp other vojes favoring Gov. Wj ■ V. $1.98 5 0 ® ’’'^ hoped it would represent '"some V o t in g o n Bert hold Brech, Germany's moat Averell Harriman of New York. ptluta on National Aifllnea. C. N. I would acce, t, of course." Mc- reorientation and .what I would Gordon Dunn, chief sttorm fore­ prominent pla.vw right, dies In East ference, Truman said ''Tm going Keldln said. He identified ‘proper to read a statement and then this Even such a division would mean ' Sayeh, pre*ldent' of the . pUota’ MILLER PHARMACY call looking toward a rebuilding o f Prosidantial Nominnos caster ' at the Miami Weather - German.v. after heart attack at age officials^ as "{lie While House. ’, Bureau, said )ast night that "New time I will let you ask me ques- that Stevenson would get all of union, »aid a "Ifngthly nOempt its strength and vigor." [ of ,58. . . U.S. Information Agency to negoliat/the eontriivexajr lpicjaapfw/t SpeaaUilA Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales In Sacramento, California's Gov. .* S ta r ts England has nothing U> worry tipijs,’ ' Connecticut’s 20 votes since the Dirksen said hr 'hadn't 'heard I publishes . an 'authoritative esti- failed to resolve the lieaea, Ooodwin Knight repeated-that he .about from this itorip." .Last Saturday, when he an­ delegation is bound by' the unit Sm Hi* tablos In ««ch Sok Is for DIM day about apy rebuilding plans but the ! mate: that about 15 million Chinese leaving a work atoppage M tb# would feel honored to be nomi­ hearings would be open to all Xc^otrow Nighty Meanwhile, a new area of strong have been forceil into slave labor nounced that he. regarded Harri­ rule which says that the majority man as the best qualified man to determine! how the full bloc ta to only alternative." | dapcotmciit for mm- o n ly — nated. suggestions. winds and rain squalls ‘{far out in during six years of Commuqiat Prompt Free (^all and Harrv Sinks, a vice president of Two Csmteata the tl-p'pical Atlantio indicated a rule in China. be the next President, he had de­ bevCBSt. the'California State Federation of new at’qrm hia.v J5e brewing, in the clined to answer any questions. 'Ribico)f said.' however, that If TYPHt^N HTW moq* day spociolf! COM W odiifsdoy, Aug. 15 . The 'contest subcommittee Former Asst. Ally. Gen. J. Lee TlM.IW.IULC m : Delivery Service Labor, \*aid in Long ^ a c h he yesterday heard the disputes of Clip and Save se^t^on where Betsy was born. Rankia takes office as solleltor ' vTruman said he wax "deeply there was ‘a split J „ wanted to Ft. Biiekner. m a H c h i o t w C o n n * would place Knight's nam^ In touched by the anxiety" he. said know about it; that tlie ‘time had 15 OFV—TgpheeB dual .delega*itms’ froni South Caro­ The Hapdy Cirart A t 6 a.m. (E STi, hurricane general pf U.S'. after his appolht- 299 Green Rd.— Tel. .MI 3-4134 nomination for the vice presidency. lina and Mlaaiaalppl. Betsy was centered about 210 ment by President Eisenhower. . . member.* of the press and news come "to put the rumor to rest oMaawa » fiene w ‘ CORNER MAIN ond* OAK STREETS Finks is a Knight controlled dcle- In the South Ckrolina Contest, In This Issue On mifea adlit of Melbourne, Fla., nbar Trial of eight men charged with polumniata bad expressed about once and for all-^to bury It." night. Ooste i q r i ^ he«r etftppii . • Ipok (or Schaefeff^ the hew 6-Paksi 'gata to the GOP convention open- the subcommittee decided In favor' latitude 28.2 north and longitude *1,218,211 Brink’s .robbety ia m '"my political Judgniant’* Is en­ The 39 0 vote waa the anewer. One ilela^te, R ^ n ^ a s J. -Me ir.eic.ecaA m ;K BREWING (x>. or c o n -n ,, i n c . tag kart Monday. of a delagaUon h^ded by Qavid 77.0 west. farther *eday than eight dkye ago dorsing Harrlssan. Read Herald Advs. \ ’ au Jnaaa Mall, ia the midst of Past 13 whan the oaae opened In Suffolk 9' fa fiy fc g priat oenfarMiea qut^ ' (OiRtlkMd m iem ) .« iw P N r e i •) County Sui^rtor Court In Boeton. « »)

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