For U.S. Tha Baptiat Church

9. ' i t. : #s' • ,/■ FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 19M f'"' . -JL - y " V-4 iRanck^stcr lEvpnitis Irralb psJTvT...,^ You E s^ped Flood Dim8tei*"llelp Those Who DidnH-.-Give n j ^ Q w n Velvet Sales -«( tka MFD «i1w V r. ictMt* In tha Seen by Avelaio Dal^ Net Press Ron „ _ , tomocraw an J Fee Uw Weak BBSae I eC 0 . n . Wealb UHt -Um panda hat iMan AngBaC S i, IN S . jad dua to flood oondltioas. Cheney Bros. 'a tta n a ta data haa feaan .an* cotiD m Chaoay Broa. valvet production 11333 eael taBlgM.' rataivad hatlon-wida attention MeuBkae-el the A unt •tha Kaa. CItarlaa M. Btjrren Bb n b b a« OInrtBtlaa 'fNmtka rtn t Pariah, Uncoln. earlier thia month In an article Manehs$Ur~^A City of Viliogo Charm Uam.. wOl ba (uaat mialatar Sun­ blUhad in Women'a Wear wtth a Franch aooaiit... day at'»:U ajn. in Cantor Church. Silly, a trade newapaper for the texula and women'a apparel in- W t ana aradoatad (ram Ohio Wea- MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 37, 1955 I t) PRICE nV B CENTS l«wan U n tro M ^ and Unlan Thao- duatrica^ X ▼OL. LXX1V.no . 279 (TWELVE PAGES) loclcal damhaary, Na«r Toik. and The article,. which appeared in RAIssion VaUay plafdsi ana aaaooiata minlatar f t Canter le Any. 8 isaue of the trade Churah,. Naw Britain, and Can tar s:per, aaid that Cheney Broa. an* Ghunh.. Hartford, bafon aaaumlnf ticipatea an rincreaae in the pro­ tha paatorata n t Uncoln. Hta top­ duction of valvit of from 10 to IS Sizes 7|to 14.' Red Prison D e m o crats ic w w ba "How to Ba a ParaoR/Of per cant thia year over laat. Xaflmoa.? The. -forecaat la attributed to Reid, manager of the vel- »3”t.»7’*J See C u t in Fnd Tiworraw, lay raadar «( t department. Reid, according Rigors Told for U.S. tha Baptiat Church. Rockrilla. and t6( the article, aaya. tha bulk of mOdarator ot tha Hartford ItepUat the "gain will be. realised from Aann.. will occupy tha - piilpit of wider sale of the fabrics to ap» tha Conununlty BapUst Church parol cutters and to over-the- Sunday, a t V:30 a.m. Ha wilt taka counter buyers. - for hla Bubjact; "W hat A n You Velvet is one of the Items on Delakc, Ore., Aug. 27 (/P) \ Wsshington, Aug. 27 <9*) U vln* p B c r which <^ncy Bros, is concentrat­ ing Its efforts. Tha company, ~Airman Danny Schmidt, A^ens. Byrd (D-Vs) snd which has curtailed its operations whole marital affairs have GMTgs (D-Ga). predicted to­ sharply for the sake of economy. attracted widespread atten­ day that Congress, shooting PORRENT. Is relying on those specialty items for a balaheed budget and tax laad ISiHB. Marta Projeetan— It feels will be most profitable. tion, has recounted from his aaod ar allMt, alao M bub. The Women’s. 'Wear Dally honeymoon cottage here some reduction, will.: take eharp aBda p njaolan. article,'which appears under'the of,the rigors he underwent as aim next year ait thF foreign byline of P e u r Zill, describas in 'a ' prisoner of the Chinese aid program. Hails Dulles WOPON PRU6 CO. detail the process of manufab- Byrd, who heads the Senate M l h u b SU-SbL 1114-dm turihg velvet at Cheney Bros. 'The Communists. Finance Committee, said he bS' local company, one of the pioneers A B-29 gimiMf. ha was taktn llevea eubatantial reductions can priaonar of war Jan.-lS, 1952, aad be made under the $2,700,000,000 Guaranteed in . the velvet Industry, started was held eaptlva for 32 montha. manufacturing the jtaatarlal in WhUa ha waa a prisonar, him congress votqd laat aeasion for TOWNE GLEANERS tlie 1886's, accordlnfilo best esti­ young wlfa, Una, said aha had foralgh military and economic as' mates. sistance. Boundaries marriad another man beliaving Will Back *DrasUc* Mash. The article says that the local that Schmidt waa daad. Arm ba* an annual t^ m e ity of George, Chairman of the Senate Danny was raunited with hia Foreign Relations Committee, By JOHN M. mOHTOWBB CLEANED 3,000.000 yards of velvet a year wlfa aarltar thlf week and Oarry . WishiRgton, Auf- 27 and that it is Intix ^cin g aUtcone Pratt, a reporter for tha Portland said he ^-wlll support "drastic” PRESSED resin applications/in the produ6^ Oregonian traced them to a cot. reductions In aid funds next year, —Britain todajr thraw its ABy pialB ault, draaa or tlon of the matwal to satisf^he taga at Dalake, where the although he resisted efforts to cut support behind the dramatic n ih t aoat. demand for ^water - r^prtlant this year’s total below the amount Schmidts went for a "second finally approved. American proposal to guaran­ finishes. hMfeymoon,'' r tee the boundaries of Israel fU fl piekad up and d^verad. vii. Schmidt, in a etory by Pratt President Eisenhower asked,last Miss Bathara Wylie, 55 Lake which was copyright^ by the Ore­ ^Jpnuary for SS.5 billion in new and rival Arab states if they SM MAIN 8T. 8t, and^illlam ' B. Kloppenburg gonian, told-how he parachuted r ^ i g n aid money. There are indi work out a permaAent peace Jr.t 92 Holl St^ will be married to- cations hia new request next Jan MIP-WM Thnraday’tild out of the plane aftar-it waa hiV uary may be about the same. settlement." laaadentto Serrtce. motrow ata'p.m ., in St. Mary's] by a ehell. ’ ' xasenhewer adminiatrattoii oM- EplscopM Church. George eaid "further drastic "I can't say what I did through cuts" can be made in foreign aid clala place high hopes on the offer the next 11 hours except that 1 as; one means of attaining ' a made by Secretary of Stata Dulles followed aurvtval insUiictions as balanced budget tn the next fiscal yeaterdaiy in a ipeach before the they had been briefed to me ear­ year beginning July 1. If such a oouBcil on foreign relatioBs 1b Mew lier. balance appears certain, he said he York. In Three Pr^ae will supim t reductions in indivil- OntetaBdiBg FfeMwB -- "The rest * happened quickly. Wanted for SheltPn ^urder ual Income tsxka. George, who A Foreign Office sUtwneat North Koreani picked me up In a also aervee on the finance commit­ lasued In Londqn today gave BH- Seld at 11 in the morning. They •nUa drawing is an artist's con-w , The h |tch h ^r waa described m tee. waa interviewed by telephone tiah Mipport, saying the American were a little rough before tielng ception of the ' rtal description^a white male, age about 25 to 80,so, from Ms home in Vienna. Ga. ^osal is “an important eontri- SUITS me up and leading me off to of' a hitchhiker sought for quaa^ height f r ^ 6 ftTlI in. to 5 ft. S in., The posalhlUty of a balanced on toward aotutimi of the aspet farmhouie. tioning in the H art murder oaaa^at medium build, darirhair cut ehort, budget in this fiscal year, ending critical, outatandtng problem la "I waa in three priaons—all )uat Shelton, Aug. 17. sallow coin)ilexion, ^ g u l a r fea­ next June SO, was raised earlier \ the MMeaet." POR HI6H SCHOOL and ^ about the eamc. They were full of Information has -been i;eborded tures. He war wearing a whlta this Week by Secretary of the The atatement aaid alao tliat Chlneae criminala. I didn't get to that-the man pictured ama hitch­ shirt and dark trouaenj'.^poaalblgr Treasury Humphrey. But the sec­ Jap Diplomat Here for Dulles Talks' Britain la ready to join in the UB. eee a priaoner of war camp all the hiking north on R ou^ 8 at the dark blue serge tqid no hatl'He was retary declined to discusa poatible Foreign Minister Mamoru ShigemiUu of Japan oddrasaeS o crowd at the Nhtkmal Airport in W uh- prapoeed loan to aaatat Israel in COLUOliTUDINTS time I waa in their handt. intereectlon; of Hun^gton Turn­ carrying a amallxwhite parOrt. tax reduction, saying it waa "an­ in^on aa he arrived for talks with Secretary of State John Foster'Dulles and top dofonae officials. paring compcnaatlon to Arab "Chinaae torture le.moaUy men­ pike in Trumbull at about 11:S5 Any tnforr-atlon\concernin#tthe tirely too early” to do ao. Speaking into a microphone the vlaiting diplomat said the threenUy round of tolki starting Mon­ refugees in Palestine. tal—but believe me It la affective. a.m,. Aug. 17. . waa, seen being hlt(^iker or the operator v^ho —. HIta *Booni Revenue* day "will prove of tasting mutual benefit aignifying a fresh atari of collaboration hetwseB our two Hie quick Brltielf reapoBse -to Girls' dresses that are cut for . I gueaa thlnga were a bit tougher given a ride by M white male driver picked him up at that time la . Byrd said Hi a atatemant the countries." With him is hia daughter Hanako. Dulles’ pnqwaals reflected- Bri­ comfort end seam for aturdineca. on me than they needed to be be- in hia 20e, driving an old model sought by State Polibc. Informa- ' kind of tax cuts be wants to tain’s deep ccBceni for the fUtitra F^aturins Fall Chartone Fabrics are nigged and pricea cauee I did a lot of thlnga in prison black or M t S gun metal sedan, Uop concerning this caqe may be enacted are those mads poasi ef iMr. etrategtc sad n oBOBilq art right. Selection of prints, I wasn’t supposed to. I spent three regiatrat^ unknown. tranamitted to atate or local police. a retrancKBMnt in govern •Uhe iB the oil rtOi Middla'IMst. a t loon in McCMTs plaids and solid colors. Sites real long stretches in solitary con- ■ ng. '. e By CBiphaaiatBg th a t DuUae* ylaB T to 14. finemant—but that wasn’t much too much dependence Edith Labeled \Tax Incom^ fonowed earlier BrttkSi reeom- rnneff worse than my usual cell. should hbt be pieced, on "boom mendatlCBa. the F o re l^ Office Pretesn Sises OIrta’ Dept.—Second floor revenue" m w flowing into the atraeeed Brttaln’s long paraartaat 8 to 14. ' 'L'aceartartabM Walle* poeltien la the area. *T also did aoma Ume ln another treasury on the crest of a high level of business eetivtty Which he BrttalB indicated Leadea weald Tn The Baby Shop type of call—one with very un-^ owns welcome a confereace er at Maat eaid may not last. Face Flood PMn, ehoreool, e kolM w n and ntfinr fancy pa^ a to 8*. $ 1 .9 8 to $4.93 comfortabla walls—but I don’t An aatenalfMi of. gBod offUea think I can tell yo\i about that," he . Tha Virginian said he ,hea Mo Mms. Shot 35 tn 42. itpipdan, Lnn«t, Shorn ond doubt the budget can be balanced Um major powera to help an u- aaid aeriously. "The Air xForce Miami. Fla., Aug. 27 (Ab—H ur­ Hartford. Aug. 27 (F) — Con-fthey owhl And'y*^. tU y any. thay r|UB-Anb aatUemeat. hasn't ralaas^ that stuff yet and But, he edded: "It would he fool Mmtniini. >"uat hsve funds to matt municipal Stouts. Huge Gasoline Plant hardy to balance they budget end ricane Edith, tabbed a "weak sie- necUcuta flood-battered communl- ^ other obligaUona. .iPhteBdefBeU’ Pstiis Midfif there, are. still a lot of Americana ter" by storm forecasters, dallied DuUea atreaiid in Ms apt In those placet. / then unbalance it bT a premature ties, striving to lift themaelvaa corp. Oounsci Herman D. Sllher- reduction of taxes. The sound bal in the Atlantic today with no indi­ that tha Umtad SUtea la acthig •Th December '64/We got S\few Whiting, Ind., Aug. 27 Mb—a V adjacent East C^cago. Hia broth- from the morass of this stala’s b«rg of Anaonia.pointed out last ■- • I cation when, where or if she worst diaaater, were to begin to- night that whatevtr rcUaf comea a “ frteBd of both laraalie a terrific blaat at the Standard Oil I er, whoae first name waa not da- ^ (OenlhiBed'ea Page Five) atrike the mainland. . Arabs.” ’ ■ . ■ And M ara (OoaltaiieS~ah’'p ^ a Five) \ day the aaaeasment of all remain- from tha legislature, the grand Uat Ho . emphaataed, too, tM t ba Co. plant, one of the nation’s big- | termlned Immediately, waa re- .The fifth tropical ato rm -^ -th e ing private property. of hia and every other town in the Carter's Famous geat refiiiariea, shook this north-1 ported Injured, yeSf^ and third this mdnUi. waa made the prapceals "with the ern Indiana town today. A company spokesman aaid the moving very alowly/loward the The action will serva theae two Naugatuck Valley will be aharply authority of PrertOnt' ,WmR " ■■ ^—"' ' ' r At least two deaths resulted' fire wras stUl out of control at 9 north northwest wjtn winds of bare purpoeea; reduced as a result of the flood. bower." i Califbrnia Aide fihm the blast and fire which fol-; a.m. )—'I^ie 990 mUes eaat of Palm Beach. Fla. Anaonia and Waterbury, with In addition, SUberberg eaid, wera worked out in the State Do-- City building Inspector Donald E. Car Hurled Into Houer the scene, reported that He could Eisenhower adminlatration'e Mind- It continued to move slowly to­ May 1 asaCsament dates, are the communiUee will find it. difficult inrtment, -peaeed en by the Na- GraJuim waa. found Slain yester­ The terrific blast tosked huge see a towering column of smoke ling of "security riska”—a.ibroepec- ward the north northwest at about exceptions. • to Isaub bonds for such things aa Jonal Becurity CouBcU, sad-pen* i -.. X . aheets of ateel two inches thick when he took off from Meigs air­ The plan waa drawn yesterday fected in conferences with Eteen- JACKETS day on the eve of hla planned mar­ tive 1958 campaign tas(ie—la tje- savtn m.p.h. and Its bpursa waa tx- Mwers and achools becauae a mu- .■:X\ THAT PRICELESS LC30K riage and while I his fiancee was and up to more than 75 feet in port near Chicago's loop. pected to remain in that general at a meeting of .the execqtive aicipality’a bonding ability ia usu­ hower when the Preetdent was |p X flying west for the wedding. length more than a block away "It looked like the plume of an keted for a ‘public-'inquiry next direction throughout moat of to­ board of the Connecticut Aesocia- ally baaed on a percentage of the WbahlBgton briefly thia-week. III: Black. Watch aa4 Cluny Plaids Police Chief August C. Kettman from the plant. An automobile atomic blast about‘25,000 feet In week by a R>^e)fienate eubcom- day. tion of Assessing Officers with / The.timing of the'^ annouBce- mittee. ' grand list. mbBH»p*renUiMm influenced bff Tilling the fashion stoiy neatly, simply . .\th ts aaid robbery apparently waa the parked In front of a home's lilock the sir,” Knoblock aaid. There was a poaaibillty of some State Tax Commiaaioner - John L. Others among the aaaeaaors at X . 8iz«a 39 to 46. murder ihoi^ve, for Graham apme- from the plant waa hurled info the "As we approached the refinery, Chairman-Johnston (D-SC) an­ intensification. '\. , ' Sullivan and Stata Finance Com- combed cotton broadcloth blouse by MACSHOM. nounced Without ..elaboration yes­ yeaterday’a meeting axpreaacd cqii- (Oenttoned on BBfe Doe) Adorned with a pertly tabbed button front, tabbed ttmes carried large turns of money house. thliik, oily clouda were boiling up There waa no significant inten- misaioner. Joseph M. Loughlin. cern over the poaaiDle fate of athta and was known to have been on a. Windtiws wera shattered from the plant.. There was terday the Monday-througJt-Thurs- May O it AaseeamcBta * mandarin collar. Sites 32 to 38. Colors: Dusty rose daj^earibga would'hover 11 cases, school grants which 'era depemont end gold. Ofher atyl«i in white, red, purple, char-' ^ round of night clubs Thursday throughout Whiting, a city of 10,- one huge blase, ' surrounded by (Cqatlnned on Pag* Ybree). Under the plan, asaeaaors in under'^ the atatuto.on e mihimum ' night, probably in celebration of 000 population on the aoutherh tip numerous smaller firei. ' \ There rtuding- the controversial treat- coal and browrr. — ■——------— - eot of Wolf ^dejinsky and Ab­ non-damaged communities vrill number of days In, the muhiclpu- hia Impending marriage. of Lake Michigan about 16 mllea were ao many, It was difficult to- act as volunteer aides to aaMasora ity ’a achpol tu m . " Convivial S(aa —- so’utheSat of downtown Chicago. try to count them. / raham Chaaanow. Sperte^ esfi Seooad Floor Graham, 60, a widower, wag EaUmates at t.o thr number of Ladejina4cy la . the Ruaeian-bom in the etrlcken communiUee. A^ Because or'the large number of Bulleliiis ' "You could see the streaiMi ol eessmenta will be reduced accord­ achools damaged by thm flood, they known aa a friendly, conviviifl persona working '^in and around water being played op the fire and land reform apecialiat who waS fired by Secretary of Agriculture News Tidbits ing to the damage suffered, it waa contend,'it will be^ iippoaeible for froHi ths AP 9 ^ BOYS and GIRLS— Sizes 2 to B man. Hit fiancee. Mrs. Marie Ever­ the hydroforiner when it blew up s crowd of apectators. Oil trucks many communlUep to meet this re­ ett, 47, Ptttaburgh, Pa.,. divorcee, varied* from seven to' 19. . X )gere on the move, apparently get­ Benson aa a security risk last De­ said. Other Plain ^ Faacy cember and hired with full security Culled frpin AP Wires Meanwhile tax offictaU of. other quirement this fall. » I3 « arrived at Los Angelea Intema- One of the dead whq. W alter ting out of.the dpnger sone.” Meanwhile though this ia e*work- FABTliU- DAMAOB BBM jrr ^ tiorial Airport laat night, expect- Rhea,-8S, q. foreman at the plant, clearance by the Foreign Opera­ commiiniUes were concerned over ONE OF MANY STYLES X Two Acre DsaMge Zone second half colleeUona due next free weekend for much of Connecti­ Hartford, Aag. 27 (F>—Ree. . HNGERTIP and WAISt41N0TH ' ing to be met by Ortdiam. who .reportedly died of a hedrt at­ Whiting police' reported the tions Adminlatratton in January. is ler "Vedere^ a crw^raeietaBt ltt% . Inatead. the waa met by police­ Ha nqw- holda a top UB. foreign New England 'Council says month. ' cut. folks in tha flood areas again tack following the .blast, damage apne within the plant They dotfbHhUr ability to'make bent to thb Uak of. recovery, en- ak rm i|u_ acetate hy B«rliactoB, faaUeaed h* man Nick Mata.-and Miss Lyn "A.-,young bc^. Richard Plawnlak, grounds covered an area' of more aid poet in Iiidortilna. advising on about 30,000 of the region’s manu­ sts's'oss srws Waite, - Graham’s aacretary, who land reform. He works for the Jp- facturing workers are tcmpor*rUy these collections from flood vig- kW • . J ' . -f- %. waa reported kllled-by flying debris M bb Fnge Five) JACKETS t •ETTY HARTFORD W thia t n 4 —lirred 1 SKIRTS X? told her what happened. She col- that struck'him near his home in ternational Cooperation Adminis­ Jobless as 'a result of last week's Ums many , of whom have lost all « \ (Oontiaiied oa Page Five) tration, FOA’a auccesaor. eatastropHc flooda toCoBBacSI- ^ *ody waa found yea- chart section in thdtNavy'a hydro- tbet flood dlsaatera ^ Argentine CHILDREN'S and MISSES' tarday In tha blood-apattarad Aix Lea Baina, Franca. Aiig. 27«to'the principle of conciliation, WUI graphic office, was fired as a se­ federkl'IpoUce ielu batch ef aitoe ' By JAMBS DBVUN 4 aay effort to woo indiuetry out ef Mecbe wara y ^ rady kitchen of hia home where he 'lived (S?) — A new hitch developed in the curity risk, then cleared and rein­ Torrington. Aug.: 27 (^ — The the New, lACI^TO SCHOOL decide to adopt thq. procedure and and bomb parts and arrest alt least taT* bar alght-aratof iBBtirtOi alone. A sheet, twisted around hla Frencb-Moroccan political talks the forma liktly to. be accepted by stated.' His job waa abolished laat four persona In aeries of raids. flood disM ters have dealt a blow Secretary'of Commerce Sinclair neck, alao waa knotted around hia today .when the latiqial (Indepen­ fall, and ha refused to accept an­ to any idea that poUttciana have Weeks arrived In Hartford yester­ troBi Head etrlakaa araaa ovw LONG,SL|iVI Moroccan opinion." U.8. Army announces it would the weekctol. States M ic e ANKLETS hands behind hit back. There was dence) party demanded the return An latiqial spokesman reitar- other poeiUon the Navy offered offer Salk aaO-poli* vaccinations little to do except smoke big day and immediately released, half preliminary indication of atran- tq France of deposed Sultan Mo­ ated the party’s stand that it him. tO'’servicemen’s children from five eigare and lead Mivea of ease. a millloii piecea of machinery, held "■•j •••* oaMMary trips Under the Elsenhower admliiia- in reserve in oaae of an atom bomb •iMBid he altetoptM aM tW Fine quality cotton anklets with nylon rein- gulatlon. but an autopsy waa hammed Ben Tousaef before U wants.Ben Tousaef to comq to to nine-years-old lii European The new look appllee from the aaoteiy a wlB be^barred toM | ordered for today. would join a proposed coalition France before a n^w Moroccan jtration loyalty - security: program Command beginning Sept. 8. .. top officials down to the lowliest ftttGCk/ SPORT SHIRTS forCM heel and toes for extra wear. Also Find Cocktail kk ■Ittken a government worker • ean be He aaid the machinery, of "every Nylon socks in regular oi^ stretch tiiie. government. • '*■ government la formed. More than 19,000 Boy Scouts will aewer commis^oner in the smallest poliea found a mixed eockuil in Pierre July, French mlnisUr fdr French . leaders apparently classed as a "security risk’’ not Mt road for home from Niagarg, eommuniUes. Mnd imaginable,", was avallabla to ' Tap baby bBATa^Risa, , Black Watch and Many Tiinlaian and Moroccan affi^ra weren't too concerned over a They really haye been putting Connecticut on a need baaia for . ■ O' ‘ ■ ■,! ' ' . \ Ont., on conclusion of 8th world Tekyet Aag. 27 ' “ ' d School (OaattMnd os Pngs Five) told reporters this could not be threat by Sultan Mohammed Ben (OeatlBBed ea Pege Three) Scout Jamboree today. out since the floods struck the claanup or other work. Other Chui Plaids ^English Rib A nklets...... i. 3 Pr. $1,00 accepted. The French poaition, Moulay Arafa to rebel against ona ...... 'f Boston reports only three Northeast a week ago. Many have "Wa want to get the plants back \. ■ Righlj on schedule for a first ' __ BelliBWidff July said, la that the government key point in the reported plan e( peSo yestiffday and state lists slept scarcely a wink since then. in operation and wa’Il worry about elnaa appearance beMuse Mom —— that providing for his own ouater. leasee later," aaid Waeka. ef \ , -^ur^ Back Cuff Anklats .... 3 Pr. $l-,00 Captain Prisoner should ba formed before Ben Yous- 1100,000 Blaze Hits only \59 cases, supporting worst Ordinarily, you scarcely give a vieMara rase to B * d e e d " S ' - a5 Id t o ^ them shopping enrly,- aef la allowed to return from hta The NationaTlats have - demanded of pedio' epidemic haa passed thought to your water commia- Weeks alab aaid the Commerca 4,4a dSfk. n whilfe selections were tope. See ^ ^ tWo-year MadagSarar axlie. the removal of the present Sultan p ea k ... H re blowout throws 4*^ aioner; Tha water usually runs all Dapariment will act aa a claaring M $5.60 'A aa a first atep toward any agree­ house to help buainessmeB obtain period feedtog tia r B«by Socks .\ . . • . • Pr. 39c Of Crew ^ on Ship' lipaCta TbaataMe Factory in Norwal^ Feroe' bus Into deep dry creek li| righti-iao what'haa ha got to dot - flee grael ir-^ »i our oust in school togs soon. • ment. , Texas and two of .air me a But,\ came the disaster. Then all aorta of fadaral aid to rebuild. 1.5 This davalopmsnt upset tha con- 18 In the smallest communities, un­ iMto to tho gtockholm. Sweden.^ug. 27 (4’) ferance timetable. French Premier Today's extended meetlnga were Norwalk, Aug. 27 (F)—Fire'oB - ,aboard are killed. tha pwple of the stricken com- Other Plain and Fanqr >' r reported aimcid a t an accord Gov. Jppeph B. Johnson of Ver­ BUiniUea' learned th a t the local sung local officials ware on the job Trimfit Nylon Anklats ...... Pr. 59c >~Th« l,S70-ton (reighU r Edgar Faurc originally planned to cials today are seeking the cause to gat services back to normaL Newapapdra Bad raO e h Loof Sleeve Sport Sliirta. Snail, A GOOD SELECTIQN OF Dorotaa (lashed a dlalroas call fly back to Pans tonight with an which would set up a Moroccsui mont offere sympathy and ladae- w ater and aewar coBi&Uasiqhars ) alertod pSMiR* to 1 ,.L gbverpment of National Union of an explosioil«tpprtl fire which actually were acquainted with the OfUn thay didn’t look Uk# pffl- ■wd., if. and extra Iff. from mid-AtlanUc today that she agraemcBt in Ma pocket tor cabi­ did an estimated'froO.OOO damage trial space to flood-stricken indus­ ger. $3.95 A ai^ U p end perhaps bring in Ben Slimane tries of Southern New England. « . whole piping syatem, where the ciala. They wore khaki alacka and S|trateh Nylp^ S ock s...... Pr. 79c FINE (QUALITY CO H O N PRINT Orion and Nylon had "'craw trouble" abogrd and the net approval topiorraw. Faure wilt to the plaiit of the Fairfield Rub­ blue denim ehlrU as thay. climbed ' captain waa being kept priaoner in remain here for "supplementary" as premier. Ben Slimane la an in­ ber Co., here late last night. Atom sclentisU of aix .nations breaks wera and how to gat tham fixed. Tha health offirtala .wera over rubble to locate sourcse of n r i BdYAi. hia cabin. ' conferences. i- dependent moderate Netionalist Fire Chief Charles A. Volk. compiets preliminary aecrat atudy Liadf, Aag.' ll The brief appeal from the radio A f<>rtnal latiqial atatemant rs^ and formerly waa Paaha (regional whC eatimated the damage, said Cf BMthoda assuring ttalonabla right on tha job. V tro u b lr^ BaaBM** leader) of Fee. SynSbaMaed by Ike . \ HANDKERCHIEFS SWEATERS operator of the Dorotaa—en roiite ftrring to news stortaa about its the ramhllng..blockjong one story -material contributad to any Intar- Here tn^Torrington,^ Mayor Wil­ WBsfely mBgaalBo of partlcipatiOB' in a broadly basad. Caafer with Oraad-VIsler brick atrueture wbare rubber nattonal atomic "pool” would aet * Threaident Eiaenbower ari*boI-t Silip on and cardigans.^ Sizes f^MB BracH tp South Africa—w u iaed the concern of public officials liam Carroll typiflee the hard­ Green StaniiMi Given With Cash Salea Pastel C9 lors in floWl prints with n largo pirttad up by a Capatown coastal Mqroccan govermnant described ^ Faure and July conferred this heels were made waS “virtually bp averted to other then peaceful working official of tha (Baaatar the Imports qa pnm ature. *-The wban he broke off his Colorado initiD in one corner^ 7 to 14. radio station. An unidentified ves­ moralBg wtth the lOS-year-old destroyed." uaes. 1 ' eommimttias. ' ' ,, atatemant said: - ' < • grand rtsier, D'Mokri. He now Scene of the blsM waa on Route ' CoaSUtutionellty of Maine’s new vacation to fly into thef flood areas sel near the DOrotea alao Inter- fof conferences with governora of It U no time for poaip. OartoU. tag to_ ceptad tha call. and reUyad it to "Tha ConaUtuUon of a Moroccan is the equivalent of prime minister 7 Bea) the Merritt Parkway. Uw banaing "ciraue elgae" adver- a \ former, Uoutonant govorBor, eBg o< tho iOotaborg radio gtatloa on 8wa* govsrBment can only be carried in Mfrooco sad any new govern­ Hundreds of apectators were at- Ualng gaaoHne prices waa assured tha flooded states. '% by Aaet Atty. Gen. Boyd Bailey’e *■ In OoBBecUcut, Gov. Abraham w(Mu. et'h)a daek to Ms-MUrV r-Pd - e . $2-98 to yffoat COGSt. - out usaftaUy whan the Mdroccan ment probably would mean Ms rh- tfactedj end heavy weekend traffic eiartrm Hla doik ia ao covered Bdth I C e a c h lupgrd'a of London also rapeit^ legalKy has hiisn rastorad, that la, placem ent' on the parkway was slowed to e plan to bale oil Arm iBtb couri_q( coff haa rtattod virtually every, O f W S]) OfTOSECN 8TAMP1 charge of viotoUng statute. ecaiia. oallad h » « iU l sea- witoriis OP .toa fiogtsi** r* » y U ^ I tho call). afttr tha aoluUon of the prablem They scheduled meetings' later era'wl. i * . i rttuatVta dtrac- .of tha thraac. On tMasubJoct, we today with leeders of the IsUql^ Volk aeid that JS Wraeos at Twaaty-aU taenage gtris and Bine h qf bhe leRlalaUwe. liiickad tha ■ 4, do hot know If tho FNi work in the pleat aacaped without ______aranelaad in_ paMea______eraekdewB. iO rtO r^ pre-fah houaaa out of OB ailaffad aex g a ^ ia New YoHl the'aUU, pM Uk«R tiaw to.Mart . c o t ^ n «B i BMiit, which SOOIBg to « liilttrY.- .-J- ~ l \ t ' * I ff- > . V it. L 'li: .X - ■■■ ■ r ^i- ^- V -.r '■■ \

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IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 27. »5S lUNCS^STBft ^VIEKING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1955 WO ■...... - ... - ' ------...... for allowing domestic animiala to Senators Plan State GOP Hits go at large on the highways. Ppaths Last JSfight Textile Magnate NuUlear 'Enerjgy threaiem. Edith Labieled Unexplained Dealh^ jialsOBtNew . William W. Hammond of HaC IVORYTOH HOTEL bron Green w u. the proaecutor.' By' THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS Succumbs at 69 W eak Sistcjr' n P r o l^ itf Study on Party ’ Helping Needy h^ack, N. Y.—Boh Miller, 59. MAIN SmiT. m ix, CONN. , ^ Future of Oil^fnduatry Checks to help out the disaster' vMo ran away from home at the Flood Disaster fund have already begun to be age of 11 to’become a pianist and Brooklyn, Conn., Aug. 27 (g>)— WlU riisiNT ITS roMOUs By Forecaster l l ^Risk’ Ca In Connecticut sent to .the Columbia Red Croaa later achieved fame as one of the Joseph W. Powdroll. 89, indiietrial- ■y I Apound of uroahm to equivalent ____ Chapter from Hebron. Mra. Edwin nation's most prollflc compoaei'a’ of let and' phllanthropIsL died at his NBA flthlf Cerre*p*HdeBt In energy to 309,000 gallons of R. Smith, has donated (CohttHHed troni Fogs Ohs) ■5'J. rag* Om ) bedroom hiUbllty and cowboy songe. Born in home here last night after a long BUFFET DINNERS Washington (NBA)—Th*r*’* *x- petrolaum. But Qw oil people say (OoBtlBaei fTOHs PBgB Ohs) * Skull Fracture Hartford,-Aug/37 Tha Re­ furniture for relief of Mr. • and Memphis. Died Friday. lllnesa ploalon In the p«acefUl atom, too. that the stumbUiqr block to .tile ■ pboM ea th* *oor. It ringa tte«a- '■ft. publican State Central Qommit^ba Mrs. Henry Kenniston. whose fur­ New Hope, Pa.^-Mlsa Dorothy A -native of Forest, Ont., Cana­ SUNDAY. AUG. 21. PROM 1 to • P.M. And the petroleum Induatry may exceioive C. • Veal Scallopini ' At every recent meeting of oil and out-af-thO;yvay areas and In path vroere Dtsne,' a “B'et” hurri­ branch of tha Senate Civil Setvica "Wo aro watching it cloaely," he Pis return from the Reds last Powdrell' of Rei)o, -Nev., and a Induatry representativca in the omoller cities where there to no cane titot flooded many areas in Committee which has been in­ Tuesday, U.P. army doctors air Souhey, the committee'a public re­ Nicosia, Cypru*. Aug. 27 (8V-, • Breaded Veal Cutlet _ Mty$a lations officer. *>»■ daughter, Mrs. R. V. Gould, of U.S. and abroad, atomic energy water power and ehipf^ng in coal the norroeostern United States, structed by the Senate to study the Carroll tella nothing about his force information officara have The survey team's report, Police kept watchful guard today' Jbplin. Mo„. Aug. 27 OP)—An Air thia eastern Connecticut town. hOa been a major questiem for de­ to too sxpeneiye. It's thia oil mar­ was plottM on Aug. 12. Diane security program and- report back own part in getting the city on said only Jhat he had “ head cuts." for eigne of trouble aa the tlmp Force CMS transport plane made a I'^lneral services are Incomplete. A I X ^Jt) OAK SlKLLl STREET bate. ■ ket whl^ will be hit first, by slgoagged northward, then turned next y^or. Bumpass Itos baen iaolatad In a hich never waa mads public, The pat attitude of spokesmen Ita way hack to normal but says v/as made , by Victor Johnson, neared for .1-power talks on the crash landing antf caught fire lost O A lV \jK lk ln AlRrCONDlTlONED competition from Atomic energy, and (nrosse^ the North Carolina ' "I haran't words adequate to ax- military hospital. night at the Joplin Airport. for the Induatry Is that, practical the ABC expcrts claim. Col. W. 8. Ryans, information (flrector of the Senate Republican future of disputed Cyprus. - coast to cause an estimated pnoa my gratitude for the help Elections Campaign Committee; Turkey has wsrned Britain that The co-pilot, Lt. Joseph A.. Shep­ - use of atomic power to so far away Next area of competition to de­ 11,600,000,000 ^ o g e . <( received from everyone." officer for far east air forces pard of Overland Park. Koii.. suf­ . and that there ore so many un- velop Trill be on the res. "Olt use headquarters in Tokyo, said he John Brown, eastern director of disturbances might break out on aolved . problems in Its use that Hurricane Coimie, which formed "We have^-had offers of help the House RepubHcan Elections the Jittery Isle Sunday — eve of fered a laceration on the head. No in BUbmarinc* and surface ships 2,200 miles aoutheut of Miami pn from as far away as Toronto," thought Buihpass would be auf' one' else was hurt. there's nothing to worry about, seems likely to be ended in from fielently racovarad id hold a nawa. Commiuee, and Pstsr Clayton, the -London talks between the Ezperta DIsBgree Aug. 3, followed /*, more north­ Carroll said. "Our neighboring representing the Republican Na- Foreign Ministers of Britain. The plane from the Grandview, 30 to 30 years,'' Sen. Anderson pre westerly course to\ move Inland citiss hare been wondertul—^Meri­ cdnferenca Tuaaday. Co., AFB, undershot the runway, . But the Atomic Energy Com- dicta.. —... —J Autliorltie* were studying medical report* for clue.* to .aU'an';e Tha Air Force, alao anhouncad Uonal. Conunfftce and the Eisen- Turkey and Greece. mission expert* dtoogree with over North Carolina a week before den sent in a mlle>long convoy of hdwwr chibs. Authorities Jiere believed viol­ ripped off its landing gear in a "And every advantage flowing death of food <5hain More heiress Mra Dorris Jean Silver OeatreU today that tha fUar had comptota- ditch and skidded to a stop on its TELEVISION them on several issues in this from using atomic energy in subs Diane whirled ashore. Cher who collapsed ono. died while vtaitlng friends in Philadelphia. tractors and other heavy equip* ly danitd commanta broadcast In HMy tilkeia to both Baldwin and ence is unlikely, but they have set 'regard. An ABIC report says, for Miami Weather RureKu advisory MiuL And it sent the men to Up precautionary road blocks and belly about 200 yards along the applies to the use of nuclear en The 32-year-oI(i heires^a shown, with husband Earl Oestreicher hto nama over tha % CbnumatlA Alcorn ' during a wsek’s visit In instance: on Hurricane Eldlth sal Isfifito them." Connecticut last May, ttie twb reinforced the troops. highway. Firemen doused the ergy for central heating in com­ Hurricane EdlUv->v*a \centered after the motorcycle poHceman had eloped with Her In Georgia radio " at Pyongyang. North flamea quickly. "There to no way. for aupply- munities, office buildings, apart­ He spoke admiringly of hell- party leaders said. Some 400,000 islanderi of Greek Ing modest quantities of electric near Latitude ^-36.6 N Longitude last June. (NEA Telephmo). eoptor pilots who rescued ma­ Korea, The i^eport,. erittcialng party origin have been agitating for 'There were 19 aboard tha plane, PROGRAMS ment houma and factories," he In- energy to remote and under-de 63.9 W or 990 miles o^Palm comaaSadts ware In hlgh- union with Greecel while the 100,- including Maj. Neal Grumbaugh of oists. rooned ..people from trees and own. Cbmmunlat-atyla language, leadership tn the State and urg­ |vtdoo Everyday—All RlghU Reserved—H. T. Dickinson * Co., veloped areas at reasonable prices. Beach, Flo|4da, at 5 a.m. E S'A ’Thls Monarchist party has split. reoftopa and brought in auppUes. ing a change In IL called for an- 000 Croriota of Turkish descent Springfield. Mo., commander of Nuclear energy lends itself well Speed Up Reee«rch positionis estimated but Naples' millionaire shipowner- with rafarancas to ’^American went Cyprus to eUy a BritUh the 442nd Troop Carrier Wing re­ Recent reports Indicate that "Those pilots are real cracker- propaganda" and "burgaoto ^M l- courngemenL of young Rapub- ' to such an application. Iteved -Kccurate within on* ,h; Predict Hit^ Mayor, Achilla L«uro, formed UeSna -nnd eSM general revitalisa­ crown colony. serve unit. work on on atomic-powered air­ separate Popular Monarchist Jacks," he |aid. cationa." The plane had picked up 16 ' Taking the opposite view, War­ degree. The hurricane continues In the auditorium : of the city tion w ia neikled If Uit party ia TUrish Premier Adnan, Men- ren K. Lewis of the Massachusetts craft has been ^eded up, with move slowly towards the noi ^'orty which claimed 12 of the 'Tha Air Forca quoted Bumpass net to become a mlnprtty party in members of the unit at Spring' success not toe^sr disUmt. TTiis In Profit for hall, below the mayor's office, two as saying, "1 dany the entire auta- res has atatsd that his ioverii- Institute 'of Technology recently northwest a t' about seven m.ph) ‘ inorchiot legislators. This num the State. - ment will defend Turkish Qrpriots field and was scheduled to pick up told the fourth World Petroleum could mean a loss of jet fuel sslM Highest wind* estimated 75 m.p.h. beivhaa varled'f'ln parliamentary little girts ware benefiting from mant aa being words of mine.*' four more here for a weekend for bombers. But nobody to p"re the way the public officiala , and I HetU ‘Oreatly Dtotarbed* against any attacks by Greeks Congress In Rome: In squalls near center and gales votro since. The Lauro party did Rumpaaa, whose home la in Jack- Sounfy aald AlcOrn; at lait there, Volkarno, a Turish society tr^sinlng course at the Grandview “ Backward areas of the erorid dieting that tW e will im. Atom extend ontwaf(T 150 miles to the P. Stevens h’cit ro along''^th today's accord. vohintaer groups Worked togdker aon. Mias., was taksn to tha hos­ base. powered fighter-planes. -to r the good of all. night's meeting, quoted Nations^ bn Cyprus, has vowed to take four will have.to depend on liquid fuels north and east and 75 miles to the The\ communique sold the pital of the Far East Air Material Chairman I^jiard Hall as say­ llvee for every Turk killed by ter- Flames were confined to one of .even when atomic power is widely Despite this outl(x>k.' the oil partles\agreed that there exists The Rad Croas was serving food Command near Tachikawa. *111# the planes two engines. business Is not rea^y to give up. southwest. Continued slow move estlniat* that J. P. Stevens —cheese sandwiches, tomatoes, ing he was- "greatly disturbed by rorista. used in industrlaliced nations. Too ment towards the north northwest "q nsUoMi alternative to the in Air Force, which has bean un Mendaraa’ etatament prompted S)ieppsrd was taken to a Webb much rspitol and too much tech Eugene Holman: chairman'of the Inc., will earn about 82.25 r \ . eooktos and coffee—to flood work­ this thlH*g.” is indicated for the next 12 to 18 sidloUB. subversive policies of the usually rattqant about the flier and The reaoluUoh. condemning the ah emergency meeting of the City, Mo., hospital where his con­ nicai skill are required for atomic board of Stohdard Oil of New hours with possibly some further on sales of some 8300 mil­ radical op^sttion, and the dis­ ers and displaced persons ot the hto condition, would not confirm survey teato'e rep ^, and pf^toing Greek cabinet and the inlluentlsl dition was reported satisfactory. rsHivi power In such regions.'’ Jersey sayq; flood. Grandview AFB officials said intensification. Ships near the hur­ lion during the fiscal year ending quieting ambiguity of the Chris- that ha had left Seoul until nearly the Icaderahip of Baldwin and Al­ Greek paper Vrmdynr declared Color pmd. OtneMnScepe Another answer to thi* argu­ - "The atom undoubtedly will con­ ricane should exercise caution. tSim Democrats." It said th* Seated at one table were blond three haurs after ha landed in Ja- corn was introducsa\by Lt. Gov. that the Turkish attitude can only another plane would be sent to pick WALT DISNEY’S ment I* the fact that the Army tribute-importantly world’s Oct. 31 Speared .this week in the parties wouldY'retoln their owp Vera Kaalowski, 7. and her slatsr, pin. Charles W. Jewett. \ sow the aaed of diatruat between up the 18 uninjured then. has under development by the energy pattern. But oil will provide Wall St. Journal. tutonomy." buY would cooperate Jeanette^ SI*, with their father Bumpikat waa flying a T t trainer Declaring hknself "cqmfdetely the two peoples." "LA DY AND American’ Locomotiv Co. an the largest share of energy growth The Stevetta company last March against the present center bloc •and mother, Mr., and Mra. Wladak and spotting plane yrhan ha was Mocked" by the aurvsy^ team's The Greek praae hoe charged ) THE TRAMP" M.«( L atom - powered generating plant tor St least the next 20 years. By Captain Prisoner obtained 96 W r cent of the out­ government and Ogaliut the Com Kaalowski. shot down. Hto obaarvar,< Army report, Jewett said none ^ ita Britain and the United States lu M e rw M which Is transportable by sir to 1975 the- free Tvorld probably will standing sto» of Cheney Bros, munlst-Soclolist le: The father’s Job is gone, a t least Cb4>t. Cfliarlaa W. Browji, West members had spoken with hltn or With promoting friction between "UNCNAINED" distant, inaccessable area*. It be using double the amount of oil Of Crew ,on Ship and; its two wdtplly otvned sidMidi- temimrarily. because of J^aetory Loutovilla, Ky.; was killed. Brown'i other GOP Isglstotivs leaders dur­ the two neighboring lands. CHESTER MORRIS A* Lew Aa would eliminate the need for 'troni- products that it does today." sries. Pioneer Rorschute Co. and A new electric skillet (frying damage. The family's heme was body to BOW In Tokohama. an route ing their -visit to, Connecticut .in — ------, — _ _ . porUng millions of.- gallons of U.S. passenger ears use 44 per Cheney-Greef and “SWnTERLAND'* f. Hap flMi-eaving Aiee- pan) . has a speci^y-deslgned flooded. home.' It was turned over to U.S. May. $10 Montkly petroleum to such dtetant points cent of all the petroleum refined in (OoBtiHued from Page One) The forecast oF Stevens earnings handle that con easily m grasped "We were lucky," said the authoritiaa the same Bumpasa waa Souney aald cPi — • ;RR. San.: **Haw Ta lU Vary, Very CHILOPCN 11 The captain aboard the Dorotea firm reported a net of 90 cents a hecticut's congressional delega­ Troopa were dispatched to key PapaUr" . w f nqlond'i lanji'S t Pi iy i^i iiuoJ Um i l(-sued by James W. Green, agent, was identified as J. A. Bolenius. i^are on sales of 8277.So9.217. west Coast and two apaady, akiU PaRmto Today...... IM points in Chile today aa tha gov­ Coventry to the following: ful Davis Cup players from Japqn tion. , MANCHESTER , In London, the Admiralty t The improvement in the flnancisl ADMITTED YESTERDAY ernment clam|>bd a etate of emer- Artnur C. and Shirley , M. ported receiving a radio message picture of Stevens, whiert J. Wallace, house, There were no other detail*. The ably in rayon and higher p: to enUr tlto Univaraity of San Heavy Docket St.; Alexander Noble. 33 Walnut Units tq Canvass the capital's garrison, posted IS,- Ooik Grove, AbrShom and Mar- British ship is midway, between than last year. Francisco next month, land RUl S t; Stuart Bon, Marlborough 000 foldiera in Santiago and sent NOW Shown Today Chaaacl s, hew Marta, Cata. (Ml BICi PICTI'BE giu'et Bei'thimme, garage and Capetown and Buenos Aire*. QulUlan, 31, a graduate of th« armed units into the interior aa 4:39-8:55-9:25 caaaatl IS HarttoH. 4>aa. (HI ITS MAGIC Coventry, Aug. 27 (Special) — breeseway, Pond Rd.: Albert E. 'The message picked up by the Mrs. Katharine .^Armatrong, the provinces of SantlsM and IVK-W] Ih ru SUN. OONT. Chaaaal It PHtitlaM, Xa.i. • (Ui HOCB FILM Piper, garage and utility room, -i, Unhwralty of Washington, pit Mints Court: Fremont Wll;^, Town Tomorrow Chaaaal M New Britala. Ceaa. (til PEOPLE . ^ Capetown Radio said: thtor power and youth against Conception were placed on an ruEs. FROM 3 PAI. i;M ( I) KDWABD ABNOLD SBOW- The docket of court coses in Trial Lakevlew Ter.; .John Kluntz, Monarchists Join Taloottyllta: Claranpa Tomln, CkancI M Waterbary. Caaa. "Am midway between Parana- Japtttoia Aces KeaM K am o and emergency alert. r^S!i»«iBtassri Chaaael M Holyoke. Ma.e- CASE—"-Mr. m.kap Swept Justice Court tost night was so summer cotJAge, Actor's (Jolony. gua. Brazil, and Capetown. Mutiny Hollister St.;•Herbert Hooker, IM . Hebron, Aug. 27 (Special)—The Meanwhile, a spokesman for the -Outaael 2t 8erlas WHAT ONE PEBSON CAN dants, their attorneys, testifying assistance.” bron arrested because the walk­ ’■nearer Valley’’ ___ DO—Gae.t Babe GaMber* W. M. and Ann M. Covey, addition Asked about the - message, Rome, Aug. 27 (45 —Italy’s Windsor Locks. Amiton and Gilead, tomorrow to out had tndongered health tstab- (Ml SCNDAV LirC'Y SHOW officers and witnesses. Judge Le- to house. Waterfront Park; Mrs. Monarchist and Fascist yp triita (III WKSTEBN rtAYHOCSE. Roy solved the problem by trans­ Hogberg said "Mutiny is a strong IX BIRTHS TODAY: A daughtar coUect canned food and money for lishments. (It) MATINEE THEATEB (U) KtPPEB THEATEB Anns K. Carson, addition to cot­ word." The shipping official aald announced on accord -today which to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gendron, flood disaster relief. Interior Minister Osvsldq Koch I la praere..)—"She Shall (Ml CABTOONS i ferring the session to the Booth- tage, Actor’s Colony Estates; Don­ would create a virtual right-wing DON'T Hart MarAer” (til DISNEYLAND Dimock Memorial Library. he had sent a message to the Coventry; a daughtar to Mr. and Members of the Legion and has threatened to Invokjs the (Ml THE rCN SHOW S:» (lei MOVIE MATINEE ald R. and Theresa A. Clark.' addi­ Dorotea but had not yet received bloc in Parliament. SMI pkaty of wnar toft In THAT (Ml WESTEBN ELATHOI SB • ;M ( «-Ul kOU ABE rUEBE ) Alter slast night's experience ahoaa whan bronght baro Mr Mrs. Thomas Crockstt. RFD 3 Auxiliary wlU. meet at the Legion death penalty against hospltai at­ .TCCHNICOLOIt K av ovstA vn —-Tbe AMark aa PekS tion to cottage. Northeast Shores; a reply. The agreement wa* made pub DISCHARGED YK8TERDAY tendants whose patients die for (ttl EAST SIDE RIDS there is a possibility that all court Alexander and Magdaiine Mocar-. lie in a Joiipt communique signed apart repairing. Home a t 9:30'p.mi, and work out M TNt SCSraN-9 <;M I «l THE I^NK •aXOK't Harbor. Dee. 7. IMl sessions will be held in the library. The vessel wa* due to d YOU ASKKD FOB IT Justice LeRoy M. Roberts after Certificates of occupancy issued The two parties .polled 12 to nOE R»AniNO East Hartford; Paul Acato, Glas' Donation bf Infanta’ clothing, —Act Baker ' H.^a ALLEN hearing testimony concerning the Dane, Chilean, Spaniard, Pole and The walkout affects public (III COWBOY O^EN by Green have been to the follow­ Italian and 2 other whose nh- 13 per (cent of the piopular' vote • OrTCHB UTTER KIND tonbury; ’'CharlM Moasar, S7 canned milk *nd baby food will (Ml MB-WEBPS FLOOR SANDING cose of Gregory Lipsky of Main Wadsworth St; William Mtrcar, hsslth servicss, the social sacurity ing; Nathan Hale Inc., two ranch tionsllties were unknown here. in the 19'53 naUonal elections. IS IfMla Rt^-AerM grans alao be asked lor, aa thase seem system, the treasury departmsht. (HI an* „ St., for a lengthy period disquali­ 93 Autumn St.; Stavtn Bixiar. to be the moat heeded items. his (U> INODSTBY ON PABADX ANDnNISHING hqases, Nathan Hale HelghUf. Berr "There was nothing in the cor­ They had 69 seats in the 590-seat ptontNattoMl Parking bat Income tax department, cuqtoma i l ' A f i i S;** (t») WEEBMID WEATHEB COVENTRY fied himself and the testimony nard R. and Alice P. Austin, sum­ respondence with the captaln.,lhat Chamber ofrDeputies and 25 seals Hartford; Leon Zapadka. IM Traveling West houses, port services and pension m/v "“"‘“ •■Oy*** T:M (1) THIS IS YOt'B UFE was repeated for the benefit of Woodland St.; Mra. Thelma Nfihi .CMH —Gaaaral Mark W. Clark FI-2-7971 CONN. mer, cottage. Waterfront Park, gave any hint that trouble wa* in the 237-seat'Benate. Mr. and Mrs. LUeiue W. Robln- pay ment operstlone. Deputy Justice Lawrence Latimer, Ethelena M. Zeigler, acjdltion to Since then, however, the rowaki, 99 Norman S t; Mrs. Evs- aon Sr. are on a trip to Coloitodq. SUNDAY OA-IA-Mi FLIC.HT 7 Lipsky waa brought to court on brewing,” Mogberg isald. "The-■Seven Little FeyV* j (Ml BANOE BIDEB 7:U ( SI PEOPLE ABE PUNNT house and garage on Riley Mt. Rd.; lyn Tripp and | 0h. South Wind­ where Mrs. Rotajnaon has relauvei. SNEAD LEADS mm —"Weatera EAllioa charges of reckless driving, driv­ MSurice Lemiro, addition to house. 1 (1*1 CHBISTOPHEBS sor: Joseph Prasaumarita. Hart­ "It C o ^ From Out of Spnqe" A iso : CABTOONS oad'^NEWS' (U) JET JACKSON , On their way, hearing of the flood Montreal. Aug. 27 (A1-Sam («l BBEAK THE BANK (1*1 CBL'SADfc IN EGEOPB ing while his license was under Northeast Shores; Elmore A. ford; Mtaa Oliva Gallagher. 54 dliastar 1n Connectlcui, Mr. Rob- Shead, the alammln’ man from (Ml IT'S MAGIC suspension, operating a .motor ve­ May“ Fill Post ,T:M (ttl HOBACE HEIDT SHOW- (UI HALF HOLE FILM Turkington. addition to house, STOP! Chestnut S t; Mra- flyballe Larkin. ineon called up from Ohio, to tee White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., WAOON hicle with defective equipment and Cheney Lane; Alfred H. and Ruth ( •> STAIiE 7 (UI MEET. COBLISS ABCBEB failure- to obey on offleer. Justice FLOOD RELIEF 13 Oakland'St; Robert Jasper, If his folks were aata, and was went Into the third round of 826.- —’‘Tke Time at Day (ttl T.V. TBRATEB T^schen, house. Northeast Shores. ■ Here Next Week Wapping. reassured. ' $00 Montreal Open Golf Tourna­ (liAt) nZABK JUBILEE 7;U (1*1 WEEKEND NEWS IN BR- Latimer found him gthUy on three Also, Authony J. LaBelle and —BeJFnley VIEB' of the four counts. He was fined Utk M i UtlM! Court Casas ment today with a one-etroKs lead II»I ABMCHAIB ADVKNTLBE 7:M ( *-M-UI PRIVATE 8ECBETABT Ernest Vidhi, house. W aterfront Good fqled fUh flilcta can be Cases tried this week before over Doug Ford hnd Canada’s Stan HERE TONIGHT (lAHI BEAT THE CLOCK ' (Ml RIG PICTCBE 8100 for reckless driving; 8100 for Manor; Alfred E. -and Alice B. A new building Insptctolr may be made this Way, Beat an egg with Trial Judge Clifford R. Wright. In-, Leonard, who onl.V recently to ^ —Bad'Cal Iyer (U> HOLLYWOOD BACKSTAGE driving while his license was sus­ named for Mancbeater next week. A t Mw "40 ANN" TO SING AND PLAY 7:44 (If> BPOBTSMBirS DEN (111 T. V. THFJkTEB Bilodeau, garage. Waterfront a tab lts^n of water, >.a teaspoon elude the following: - \ off on the gamS'e money tcs^l. (1*1 Era We.lmare Skew , ‘ ' pended: and 815 for failing to obey Heightt; Sylveiter J. and June O. A competitive' examination for F I9 9 4 S Im w of salt and a dash of pepper. Dip Stephen Moaney, charged With Snead cjirded a 89 yeeterosy.yesieruay. X niE ACCORptON ' 7:4* (Ml GEOBOE MOBRBLL SHOW qn officer. Ploufe, two houses. Twin H|ir addi­ the 85,330 a year Job was held yes M/V PEMAQUH) CM ( «) TOAST OF THE -TOWN - He was - repnesented by Atty. two pounds of fish fillets icut'lnto. failing to signal at a turn, had nis which with his flve-unde^re-under-ftor 85 lUHka KiH. Tka Marloara. tion development; John Kolar, terdsy at the State Office Building N«xr W«d.l • PM, serving-ilsa portions) in tha egg case diemlseed. WilUam W. Lan- first round gaveihlmn a total at . Harold Oarrity of Manchester who in Hartford. *n(l t_he_ j-eiulU may Fritai New L*a4*a ...... i...!!:** q.M. T-Bone Steak FEATURING 7l'aa4ri( i Bay Jab*, Jay Cape Cod house, Lakevlew Ter,; F reit. BlecK ItlsOq ...... t:SS P. M, mixture, than Into fine cracker dob of the Gilead section, also had the halfway mark of/the t 72-hole INSURANCE , laiwreare, aa4 Ckieaca ho* appealed thb rulings. The Don Glenn Chuichlll, porch. South be announced Monday or Tuesday, (DarUiht SsTtag Ytaic) Chicken FeiHval Slacan. ' ease was bound over to Tolland STATE THEATRE. crumbs. Fry slowly' Ih a generous his case dismiaaed. He waa charged competition over tl>c Summerlea French Pries (Ml VARIETY BOl'B —CharHaa St.; MolcMlm E. Derine and Marion it was learned. amount of malted; butter or mar­ with breach of the peace. Club course. ‘French Frten County Superior Court. Bond was Griswold Chappell, acting build FSBES^ iGeril fee 4ay el i*is*#ely> MANCHESTER Garden Salad $ 1 . 5 0 Hrtlaq—BaM McDonald, house, Lakewood Om 17** H. T. garine until golden brown on both A fine of $6 each waa Itnposed Garden Salad REAL ESTATE GarMa; Marjarla FleM. set St 8300. Pfeights, Anthony and Lucille Rug- ing inspector, was among several Mea.. ta W^. tselasiTe...... SL** tt.** aides. u upon Alva qnd Phlibcrt Glldden Moppets, K4iar Bergen A In other cose* Charles Farrington taking the merit system examin­ That's. H Sat...... KMKM Chorfas W. Lofhrop CkarUe MaCartky gerio, addition, Xskeview Ter. Saadax* • HoUdsyi ..814* IS.S* (UI OBAL BOBEBT8 ’ 37, was fined 85 for not licensing . To Teach fa* Maaekratcr ation. The Dost became vacant in Special B. T. “ Eceaatay Craitta it.** ARMKfy. Inc. —"Waa4erar's of Ike WesC K dog;. William Leggett, 31, for­ Mrs. Thomas W. Rider has ac­ May with tne-J^ignatlon of David Moadaya—Taaidaya—Wadaaadayi 7 WALNUT 9T. "AJveatBTeo a( KIHr OTtoy" merly of Coventry and now of CSiqmbers. Special FiMaya fram New Loadaa WALNUT GRILL CHABLBS w . jULYHBOP (Ml VARIETY THEATEB cepted a teaching positlbn |t Wad­ Special Fraoi Bltwfc Utaad Hatarday* lee East Center Strset (M( Sl'NDAY FLAYBOl'SB Manchester, failure to -licenae K dog, nolled; Mrs. Edward J. Men- dell School- in Manchester in Grade (A)l -Batca la^oda Foderal Tax) Mnneheater, Cenn. -"Sea Haekaleer*" 3. She recently received her limit­ Pork chops may be nibbed with 'F., (Ul PLAVHOL'SR.DF STABS "ditto, 33,. Gerald Park, 85, failure cut clove of garlic before brown­ SOl'ND STEAMSHIP LLNES. INC. M! (UI AMOS ‘N ANDY to llCchse dog; Mrs. Josephine La- ed certificate for teaching from Caotral .Wharf. New Laadsa. Caaa. MANCHESTER I:M ( M4) AMKBICA'S GBEAT»:ST *:M (UASi PRFJUDENT EISEN­ the State DcpsrtnMnt of Educa­ ing and braising. Chili powder may r . O...Bax 1*11 BANDS, Fealarlac (aalaht: HOWER FBE8S CONFEE- crasto, 50, $9; improper parking; also be used for leasoning. TcL Naw Laadaa HI 3441* Jahaay Laos, Xaner Cagal, ^ KNCE . ^ Robert F. Major, 17, continued tion, having, completed the post ENDS . .. -Btny Mar; Birlisnl HlmCar. (til GUY LOMBAHDQSHOW until Sept. 2; George E. Roberge, year's study program at Williman T he Elks A re (ttl STAB TOMIOMT • :N ( *-tll TV PLATHOOSK__ ’ tic Slate Teacher’s College. MANC+IESTER (HI OXABK JL'BILEE .. (1*1 CHANCE OF A UFETIME 33; Willimontic, 827. apeediqg; yir- TONIGHT 4:M (ttl THE VISE „ (1»U> SCNDAV NMET TECA- gil Dorso, Bridgepori, 83, passing a Mre. Rider attended Bates' Col­ D M ‘ 9 *'1-1 ^ I cA t'-i WIZARD OF OZ—8l8t ‘ SMS ( S-tt> UEBMAN PBESBNTSi TER—"Star ta tka Haeta atop sign; D or^y Palmer, 35.. An­ lege and to. a graduate of Wellesley (M) PIATHOrSE o r STABS Jana BUadell College. Nrr;M (1*1 THIS IS THE LIFE while under the influence of intoxi­ Gratitude Expressed WHEN? HUG. 31 ■'( O .-> Ct ‘M A YOUR LAST CHANCB! aad Gewrre Gayar*. (Ml ADVENTL'RFA OF ELLBf V The family of Paul A. Luft have o f < - QFREN—"Matk Of Baatm'* cating liquor or drug's and 81> for (Ill LAWBENCE WELK SHOW RICHARD TODD ia (1*1 WBKSTUNO ^ . (UI HALF HOPS FILM driving without on operator’a exprisaecd rincer* thanks to all who ■ (MJil TWO FOB TIE MONEY (HI BAY MILLAND _ license; Raymond A. Btrickland, helped them- during the recent ' (UI EOCB FILM !•:•* ( »l LOBBTTA YOCNO SHOW— 47, Merrow, 815- and 90 days in the flood which caused extenoiv* dam' • :M (Ml DOWN TOD GO (104*1 BBEAH THE BANK _ Alto LAUNDERiRS (HI LONE WOLF (Ml APrOSNTMENT WITH AD- Tolland County Jolt with sentence age to their home (ttl IT*S A OBEAT LIFE —•■Mr. DaaaM Take* A UlM-l *1 WHAT’S MY U N E f__ _ William F. Mahoney, Lakewood Biak” IM imUJON DOLLABi MOUR Heights, 8100 Intoxication, Ma­ MBBoheater Eveatog DerBld Oev- (UI MIMINUGHT ■rMEATEB (Ml FAMOCS PLAYHOgaS J BE THRIFTY! MATINBB SAILT . —"ChrialMaa B »" honey ha* appealed the case and it eatry eorreapoadcHt, Mr*. C. L. All Proceeds To Be Turned Over To RED CROSS Bean Oe«a Dallr I:I9 SUNDAYwMpNDAY.TUiSOAY (Itl WOBLO NEWS (ill XUBLY IJkTE SEQW was bound dver to Tolland Cminty unto, telephone. Pngrta S-9S8L Flooded Putnam A rea Perterauwe* 1:44 (Ml CtTY detective , (HI HVNDAV CUBMA Superior Court. USE'THRIFTY^'! - —"H m o a O s a r " ‘ „ (ttl PENNY TO A MUXION_ (UI WBESTUNG II:** ( «l 8CNDAT NEirS SPECUL 'The case of Richard Palmer, 84, (UI SAT. NIGHT PEATL'BE (HI THE LATE SHW . . c Pine Lake Shores TVhQ was charged ClothcH Wok bftter longer when » :U 41*1 THE LATE SHOW—"Past" ---- Craakad Hood Trith breach 'of the peace and in­ Cooper Addresses they lire Thrifty dry denned. One EASTWOOD ISi4S (Itl .MOOhLIGMT MOVIE (ItF MAMTIVEBADB PABTT ****'"^M 7r S ^ ” “ *’**•'r Uto* 4 II HENBYi-FONDA SBOW U:1S___ _ ( _SI______THEA7iTBR jury to public pr«H>erty was noUed. . reasoh why thrifty people come here. ^ DANCING ★ SINGING ^ COMEDY ★ SURPRISES WeaderhU Triph AN CalM Mmw (Ml LATE mOTT I. II :M (UI riONEBH THEATEB Gene Bigelow of WilUmonUc, was -4>aa B^AMsir” ' UlU ( *1 BW.MCTCHE fined 85 -for intoxlcaUon oM Wil­ Inslurance Agents Our scientific methods c!ean your ifoM M«wr’e aosAaljb BeeW (ttl ELEVENTH BOOB MQVIE (UI NfOMTCAP NBW8 liam Fellows, 6 BtoMsll St., asked things gently but thoroughly. Try Mala #•»•»» ta lt;M ( SI TITBESTLING. Pram Chlcafa II:M (UI SIGN OPF | . "RAGE AT lliU (UI PBEYCES , lt;U (AI NEWS > ' . , for and received a C(mtinuonce un­ Prinripql speaker qt the West­ Thrifty next time you’re downtown. Lady oiM DAWN" ll:« (UI NIGHTCAP TOITION til flept. 9 on broach o( the peace chester County LU* Underwriters t ic k e t s MAY BE SECURED A t ALL Teckataelee I1:U ( II NIGHTCAP THEATEB charges. —“Slanajr Walera” AESoctoUpn of Mew York on Sept. Tha Tramp III* ( SI NETTH . Voter MoklBg Sesrione S & H Green Stomps JOHN la OLSON New voters may register today IS will be-William O o<^r of 75 RETAIL STORES IN MANCHESTER Leave Your Gmtiibutions at the W *a4«tel tan* Pofaildr oo# D teorator unUl 6 p.m. in the Noirth Coventry Green Manor R'd. Mor* than 500 OPEN THURSbAYS UNTIL 9 Ihtanfh Firobouoc land on S ept 10 Ifrom 9 insurance agents irlU hqqr the lo­ "awNeartaBi . toiniAY. Al’ortT n 74 *.m. to 8 p.m. In the Town Of­ cal man talk in Westebaster, N. T. . AMPLE PARKING f-i CTeaweteaga A • (U> MILUON OOLLAB MOVIE Tach: ( ai BINjnN TIN fice Building in Sout5 Coventry. Cooper, a mentber at the John WATCH THE HERALD FOR FURTliER DETAILS ABOUT (JB) MATINEE THBATfEB (ta HENRY STRIET On Oct. 1 from 8- to 5 p.ra. a Honeotde Insurance Agency In Qks Home—30 Bissdl _ St. . prafratal—"Faar" Manchester, wlU talk on “Human i J - STABTB SUNDAY special ^^(m will be held - for ■aMjr Oratoa OttbaH BetaaA tnos* wfaooe rightrhsve matured. nslqUons and Tim* ControL" He THIS GIGANTIC WORTH WHILE FLOOD RELIEF SHOW| O. OaHsvUaaA BobMs to Meet' has talked .to groups from coast to 1063 M AIN ST. ‘*Hew to Be ^ Thb Board of Finance wUl l)pkl •onat during the past 10 years. ■i • ' . Hour*—12 Noon -4 A. M. \ Very, Very •Tliat MORIARTY BROTHERS m prIvAte hearing WUh the Bmurd ...... •~f ' " '■ THIS AD SPONSORED lY THE EMPLOYES OP -. - ■ ■ ■ ' / ■ ■ I ■ . ■ ' ■ - «f Education TuoaJby at . 7:30 Sheier stockings and open eon- Popular? Lady" COM hlFTF H'rAT'NG SFRYICT THE NEW ENGLAND PLAYPEN ({COMPANY OP MANCHISTBI In CjImsmAm m pan. on budget requests for the dais coil for pretly feet. Unless .Downtown Cleaners ■Sawa 4-1iW amp FUfL CM; Bomlng ftocol.ysor. your feet on pretty and wen *7Yi Mum Blessed To Give Than Receive** eqrod-for, yoim look and feel more W4|d.< As A Bttaagw** . E M T F i- pm ONI ui BuildlHg perm itj have aMnetlv# In f n m S f i i ■1-- .-■> - -.’‘V' ■i \ M' V" H ■ • ' • -^.4-x ; 4 ■ , ■' ■ ir- / IIAMCHBSTEB EVENING HEEALO, MANffSHSSTEB, OONN. SATURDAY. AUGUST 27, 1966 %• UANCHESTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER,'CONNi SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1956 Red Prison Dramatic Retusue at Sea ■ to do was to drive all Russian of- Democrats 7'ax Income W 6^ ihtir aoU. tlia JaparMW,-::^- w iu n iL -M WOTR—1«lt ftdallr, prdtand, aUo, tpia tity flelala out of -office. That is, UroofUeB ^ Witnessed by Local Trio naturally enough, why the Rus­ WOOO-UM Daily Rttdiq W H A T -^B do not mind-it Ab^ti? the, moat By ROOEB PRICB Rigors Told See Cut in bm Towns liRraUi dafUiita tiiln* ibpx will com# to sians began jamming the pro­ Along the Ro^ WDBO—ISM Eestera. HByagfel! TI w n c —iMB :e Gasoline Plant On Friday laot (Week when If the kungsholm got too close. tiN t)op o( J*|lim#M opinion U gram, as we wo4ld undoubtedly m a Tha toUovriiB program BGlieaulee^i{ exbauated and battered crewmen there wm U>e poaeibUlty . ths oom# atnmtUom to tho^affact that jam any Russian' broadcasts to I8W8 ' ■ r By Schm id of the Brttiah freighter Argobeam freightar would b« toaeed against (C Yaga ftafi) thera jn v *i*^* to pa "raaxaml- this country urging the overthrow With Joe' Oiven» are auppUed by the railic manage- (Odntlenedi teem P ain One) were aaved from the icy watara her and both ships would fwmder. of tha whola adminiatraUve of President Eisenhower. mwt and are aubject to change WTIU—Mews . of tha North Atlantic off Scotland, So, tha only method left was to Obituary eouFagsd by thasa devalopmanU; f WDRU-News J i - than two acres. Windows were ra- Guest of Honor (CeaUana* freu Fago Om ) buffeted by 60 m.p.h. winds, three send lifeboats from the Swedish cc tema rage One) Commtrea .SeOrttary Wstka re- ______il.whareby UnlUd States Now everything has come to a .County Ed^pr. without notice. WCni-News loaaed (rem q faderal a to d ^ e iisa- 8:18-' / ported' shattered In Crown Point, rumors that things were looking women from Mancheater watched liner. These toasad about Ilk# corks oncing of the budget must come military fbixes ara maintained In pretty point. We carry Russia to WHAY—News Ind., about 20 mllea south of the onxloualy from the decks of the in the monstrous waves, tb# Olscna half a million pieoaa of machtawry The inborn qualities of men haveSand boxing is big business. Much WHAY—BporU BpotUgfal ' U|> for ua. That's when we ware aald. about by reducing expenditurci.” Japan." Russia and Russia jams Russia. to his sorrow ha learned he had-to. WCCC—Musio Rnnm WC^—Oood Nvenlna Good Muata ocene. rescuing Swedish liner Kungs­ In the Houae — where tax leg­ held In reserve against an. atom a fumiy way of hioldlng character. WtCNB—rcench Manner WKNB—Dinner Dale 1st out (or those volleytiall pictures holm. But the job came to a successful Death* bomb attack. But while both of us. at the top, Both things are a little ridiculous, take orders from the new boas and WTIC—Newt . WTIC-SirIcUy Sporik The Standard Oil Oo., which islation oririnatei — Rep. Eber- ahd make it look as if * perhaps A professional botar la often they were not always to hia liking. WDBC-Newe , WDRC—Almanac 1 MuMO tha Rada s«nt over. My hopae went They were Mrs. Alma Olson and climax, for all-who needed reecue harter (D-Pa) said he regarded “We want to put the plants (In blandly ignore the problem WCTH—Newe ^ . WGTH—News maintains Its own police and fire her daughters Mabel and Inez, all were saved. The force of the sea* Oerald J. Dboevon^ Uia flood area) back In ope»- Russia and the United States looked upon .as a fellow with tittle Ringsldera booed him and the preMs t:U— departmanti was fighting the np then—1 had never ^ult hoping. Humphrey's statement os "laying created by the presence of our or ito sense of responsibility, a man had unkind worde too when he K WHAT—Here'S to VeU ■ WHAY—Dinner Date - .'i In a place like that where you of 81 Pearl St., returning from a can be. gauged by the fact that the bockgrouitd for a recomim'h- Gerald J. Ddnovan, 42 Hollister tion and wa'II worry about leaeea •sssara might both some day feel em­ )>laie with the help of firemen -7-week vecatlon trip to Sweden: Mra, Olaon and her daug>>l8re 8*id St., died yesterday In Hartford later,” he declared. •••••••••*•A** 'troops and installations in Japan, who muat be half beast to want to took the dive. WCCC—Music Room WCCC—Grod Nreamg Good Muafe ' can't read or talk, all you can do* dation for a tax cut in a political the problem Itself keeps flaring barrassed enough to give up their Friends aakedf "How could he WKNB—French Manner,. WKNB-DInner Date from Whiting, Hammond and East is think. All I thought of waa Mt- Tliey aaid aome of the men had the freighter could first ba sqen Hospital alter a long Ulnesa. Sosatt Basbiese AM batter and beat up another flne WTIC—Rom Miller X WTIC—Monitor Chicago. from one aide of the Kungsholm year." The presidential elecUon|Will Week’s also promised Commerce • ••••••••■f««*****>***** up at lower levels, in irresistible, mutual war 'of subversion, in do it?" • WDRC—[.rf-l's Decorate WDRtV-Capitol Cioak Room Ung out. to. jump Into the water, while be held in 1956. However, Eber- Bom In Hartford 86 years ago, phyaical specimen, or a shady, indi­ WGTH—Heart o( Ailirrica WGTH-Kcfeea—*i:hoe of ■ Ukralaa ■ Newsmen were barred from eh *^e walked out of the prison oihera were able to slide down and then on the bther. pbvloualy he had been a resident of Manches­ Department help to small bustneaa •••••k which each has, ip the past, been vidual who la not above sniffing This was tha same pier six K S tering the plant grounds hamper­ the ton luxury liner was'be­ harter said he expected both :Re- ugly fashion, with which, at brawler who. while training for a ‘kertiOB of Oreeahohae Near l:r 8:48- ■ , , J ■ together. It was 11 In the morning ropes to reach Uie toiaing- life- 22,060 ter'for 27 yesu’s. He was employed man In obtaining all manner of seeking to overthrow the govern­ the resin of the canvas at juit the WHAY—Parade el Music WHAY—Wasblngion. ngion Report ing efforts to obtain details. ing toeeed around by the untamed publlcana and Democrats to bush as a cottage father at the Connee- | fedefol aid to rebuild.. times, even we Americans must fight a few yeara previous, was Yankee Btadinm WCCC—Music Room wetre—GoodWCCC—Good NvwiIng.Oo^Kvjuilng ‘ Musl8 and they had given us most of our boaU- ^ ocean. [ , for tax cuts next year. J“,. sympathize. ^ ment of the other. precise moment, should it benefit doing road work one wintry morn­ When I was a kid in Siasonvtlle, WKNB—Tiiralrr ef Hits WKNB-Qtimer. Date Whiting police said they lihder- things back. Hiey (the guards) Some of the aailora Buffered back tiqut School for Boys, Meriden, forj The Army aaid it was sending a ibUcatioo of him financially to do so. - WTJC—Rom MUlrr WTIC—Monitor - ■tood the hydroformer, a l i ^ facil­ The three ladles said they were Rep. Dlngell (D-Mich), like ^ r - thc'paat 11 years. He was a mem- | number of modem Diesel elacuic Cfoditod to It, or What can we really say, for in­ ing along the bank of a river when W. Va„ our local team, Tha Cou­ WDm;-=-8Un Deii(rt«rty 8ho« WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room hod beep acting Ilka It was a big (njuriea wMn they jumped with harter a veteran meml^'-of’^ Uie- True, not all fSlt^ he heard a splash. A quick turn of gars, were the Clay County WUTH—Say It With Music WOTH-Echoes of Ukraine ity, had been In operation from SO joke ths last couple of months. I UfejackeU on. This is a common glad they could see such a hqqrt ber of the British Xmerlcan Club. locomotives------— into „ Connecticut — for . stance, when the Japanese, first Into these cate­ to 60 days and was atill imder teat warming event as the laving of tax-writing Houae 1Vay8 and Means He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary use by the New Havm Rallro^. the head enabled him to see a amsll Champions. Hie Cougars won l:4»— I;S8— ' guess they had to he friendly then. Occurrence when leaping into the Committee, said he would "Inaiet'' and only human target victims of gories. A former phiid being enveloped in the chilled every game Ni'ey- played for 2 WHAY—Parade ol Music WHAY—Platter Panel It expliided.- “You know the rest.” raid sOa frorq the height of a ship's these ..men from a watery grave. Warren Donovan; one son. Dr. I The American Red Cross aaid Its iMrobi a n alao m trw d . WCCC-Music Room WCCC—Good Evening Good Musle They isaid ths/blaat sent up It was a dramatic end to what that excise tax reductions' be con­ Gerald A. Donovan, Terre Haute, relief fund for Connecticut .now the atomic bomb; protest against world's cham- water. years; until a Certified Public Ac­ . WKNB—Sports snd News WKNB—Robin’s Nest Danny. deck. sidered first, to be followed by in­ eitMt vt tt. U. A. • ; plon, who today WTIC-Ross Miller WTIC—Monitor huge columns'of smoke that could had been an enjoyable trip, they Ind.; a daughter, Mrs. Richard tops half a million doUara aSd la having us ship either the bomba Connecticut Unhesitantly, he leaped into the countant from Charleston hap­ “I would like to get an education, But they were given prompt dividual income tax .cuts and cor-^ admits hr al­ river, swam to the drowning figure, pened to see a couple of games WDRC—su n Doiishei'ly Shpw WDRC—New Orleans Jasx Coaeert be seen more than 20 miles away. now. 1 had planned on going to medical treatment aboard the added. Undaey, Hioenlx, Aria.; a brother, growing. It o d M it hM 'amide or the shells to which they could lowed himself to WUTH—Say It With Music WGTH—Kchoes ol ths Ukralo^ . Flames soared mort. than 200 feet porate levies last,- (Japt. 'niomaa A. Donovan, Long euppHea of food and clothing to and completed the rescue by hsul- and pointed out that the other, 8:40-' • 1:18- University ,ln Miaaoula. Montana, Kungsholm afid will probably re­ VIeito Home State o r be fitted to Japan ? Or how, when Yankee be talked < Into ing the young boy to shore, 1118 1 teams were only u-1ng B men. But WHAY—Parade ol Music WHAY—Platter Panel * into the air, police added. and studying wildlife. Tippy (Una) cover without incident. While in Sweden, where Mrs. Beach, Calif., and four grandchtl- care for Cqnnactlcut floqd hitting the deck wcot;—Music Room WCCC—Good Kvenina Good afualt The fpece of the blast hurled o; and I like' the idea of golifg to live Majiel and Inez said the Swedish Olson visited her home state of dren. • tima.” f , we ourselves told them to adopt a By A. H. a he misht have caught pneumonia tha rules were more relaxed In. WKNB—Yanks vs. Indiana WKNB—Kvening Serenade Funeral servlcea will be held A apokeaman aMd t ^ leao than for an ■ Inferior himself by entering the frosty those days. If a runner got tagged WTIC—Ross Miller WTIC—Monitor sheet of steel estimated a t two in the whods. I like to hunt and he Vastergotland for the first time n a Barald Pttal constitution outlawing war, shall opponent, is a WDRC—Make Way lor Youth inchaa in thicknesa and about 75 About Town Monday at 2 p.m, at tho J. B. ^ tanth of one pertw t ^ tha W.* ■UltnUT DO flRRDCiAl •wster while bedded down with at first he was considered safe If WDRC—NeWsI City HusplUI WUTH—ChrlaUaii Sclenoa outdoor's. In' 55 years, the ladles were able ^ a rin t is ad- we blame them if they do show an Last year,' at about this time, paradox. Luckily swest shirts- ahd the pores of hli he could lake the ball away from WGTH—Ruby, Mercer Snow feet long onto Indianapolis Blvd. "After I report in Washington to visit thf other Scandinavian Burke Funeral Home, 87 B Center 0®® finked by the a ^ s DrpoCTDpU^ tas- 7:88- (U.S. Hljfhway 41), Whiting's St. The Rev. Clifford O, Simpson, <7 »avlng8 e ^ loon aoMiiUloM unfriendly altitudo toward war one hurricane had hit Connecticut for all concerned, body open from perspiration didn't the First Baseman and tag him WHAY—Parade ol Muelo WHAY—Platter Panel Atty. Vloeeat la Dtaaa next month I. Will know for sure about midnight a week ago countries aa well. The Girl Scout Glee Club will and the trappings of war? and the, alert was up for anothei% the referee real­ occur to the fighter. back. No player was ever called WCCC—Music Room WCCC—Good Eveninx Good Music principal thoroughfare.. A second jukt' .what oiir plans will he. Til ‘niul’sday. But the ,vacationers They saw the fjord at Oslo, Nor­ hold its first rehearsal of the sea­ pastor of Center Congregational 15®'** e«e*e*Y*iy ized what was \ WKNB-Yanks vs. Indinns WK.N'B—Evening Serenade aheet about the same dimensions . ------■ Cliurch, will officiate, and the ^ floods, ,jy adnrtlBing ' Everything we are doing in and Governor John Lodge was in He was completely oblivious of “Out”—unless he was! And the WTIC—Ross Miller WTIC—Monitor Plans have been completed for ■ then, who knows ?” w an not informed at the time: way, and flew to Copenhagen in son Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at .the ioiidar-1 pi m. MtlV- • ' < taking place and put a atop to the thousands of dollars and ac­ players were stqlitiorn too. One WDRC—Birnw Hat Concert flattened a parked automobile a H^sn the Manchester ladies Girl Scout .gffice, 983 Main St. place of burial will be later an- More concerns were caUinff bock ooadajr—1 p. m. Monday. « ' Japjpi la, of course, for the pro­ shirt sleeves down at the shore, WDRi’;—News: City HosplUl WGTH—Word ol Lila Hour block and a half from the plant. the TeaUmonial Dinner to be given Denmark. But nicest of all, per­ nounced. - workers on a full time basis to adooaday-l p, m. T^wida^.' the fight. claim which awaited the winner of year the Cougars' and the County WGTH—Ruby Mercer Show 7:45— a r i ^ at 8 o’clock .Friday morn­ haps," was the weather. The citi­ iw nday-t p. n , W. tection 6f the Japanese them- waiting for the blow. It never quite I,I may aeem easy to conjure a the coming bout in saving a child's Court House All-Stars played a *:SS- WH\Y-l*Iatter Panel / Gary Poat Tribune newsmen, re- Atty. Vlnceijit L. Diana by th#lU l- ing, the Kungsholm was already Friends may call at the funeral help clean up. Several thousands WHAY—Parade ol stusic \ porting to their office via two-way zens of the three northern coun­ • Briti'sh-American Club members home from 7 o’clock this evening!were called back yesterday by the y—lj>. m. STiaay. pSelves, and we are eager to have came, Chat particular time, and picture of this fighter. A dashing •life. Oh. yea he was'called a public acorele»'s tie for 78.1 Innings. The wret;-Music Room WCrt:,-Good Evening Godd MtMo ian American Society tomorrow a t Maxwell Aids conducting, rescue operations and tries thought it Was unusually are renriinded that it is time to the situation was comfortable young man wKh a flair for plenty hero. Story hungry writers used- game was finally called on account WKNB—Yanks vs. Indiana WKNB—Kvoning Serenade .radio, said Standard Oil workers s ^ e of the crewmen were already until the hour of the service. [U.S. Rubber Co. in Naugatuck for •^sBM Udnae;deadfcer 10:*,10:80ja._J » 5 ,_ea* - bicm take over their own protec- WTIC—Monitor built dams and dikes to stop the the Italian Amarican Club qh warm there, but to a~New Eng- register for the fall dart tourna­ this purpose. day DC paMteattan aacopi aainrday enough so that we could spend of loud clothes, ap expensive con­ -the incident aa fodder for the of Winter. WTIC—Rosa Miller WDRC—Straw Hat Concert Eldridge St. Dinner will be served a b o i^ their ship. ment which atarta next month. P a. aL ______Uoh, u toon as. passible. But our some whtmsi,:al moments on the WDRC—Dance Orchealrs WUTH—Word of Ufa Hour flow of oil and gasoline. They alsq It took until noontime Friday to landeV the temperature sounds A growing number of ooncorns vertible. and perhaps a sleezy fighter's followeri, but that meant WGTH—Sporta Parade 8:88— at 1 o'clock and will he catered by State Survey perfect. Most of the time the Ol­ interest in the protection of poor campaign plight of one Abe blonde hugging his arm during a tittle to him. tl«A- • reported: finish getting all those, off the assured Gov. Rlbiooff they intend Saturday, August 77 WHAY—Parade ol Music WHAY—Proudly We Hail Homes three blocks west and the Garden Grove Caterers. sons were there, it was around 80 Members of Anderaon-Shea Aux­ rebuilding 4Uid etaying In Comimc- j..ps» is not primarily an in­ Rihicoff, who was trying to get night club tour when training rules Why. then did he consent to WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Ermano Garaventa will be the freighter who wlahed to be saved. iliary. No. 2046, VFW, who were Funerals elected Governor, but who hid no are relaxed. Rockville WcCC—Music Room WKNB—Evening Berenada south of the plant, located at 128th TTie captain and one other officer degrees, and the air waa crystal tlcut, including the Amerloain terest in tbs welfare of the Japa­ throw a fight? Today he finds it WKNB—Yanka va. Indiana WTIC—Monitor . • main speaker at the affair, while On Damages clear. elected as delegatea and alternates Brass Co., which employs 6,000 In We Chose Quantity way of getting himaelf Into the Quite a study, isn't it? But, it's quite difficult to answer this ques­ WTIli-Roea Miller WDRC—Jlst Precinct 8t. Imd Indianapolis Blvd., were Thomas F. Ferguson will be toast' ’ choae to remain with the ship, but nese people. Jjapan to us is a spot heroic hurricane picture. One more WDRC—Dsnre Orchestra being evacuated by-some 700 to the Otaons later heard they had to ' After all this, it was probably to the 42nd National Ehicampment Mrs. Elizabeth Newnean Waterbury, TortiMton and Anao- all wrong. tion. Through the years he h*» Rural Enrollment jjGTH—Sports Parade WGTH—Hed So* va Waahingtoa master. The popular DuBaldo's Or­ Wilfred Maxwell, Manchester/ in Boston, Mass., Aug. 28 to Sept. “llie funeral of Mra. Elizabeth nla, and which aufrerad a 815,060,- ■n»s ■ United Statei, Public on ths Paclfi'c\.^map which is a hurricane, we thought, with I»dge Our boy hasn't pushed leather retained the likeable out of the 800 persons; chestra will provide the-.musical leave It when it finally sank. a wrench to come home, but they saving the state, and poor Riblcoff ■ WHAY—Proudly We Hail / Firemen strove, to ' keep flames planning administrator, haa beeri The dramatic reicue. conducted embarked on the Kungsholm from 2, include the following: dele Newman was held thia morning at J 000 loss in the floods which'owept ' Health Service, in its official ri^ key in the defense of the United in two or three decades and hasn't ring mannerisms which are a ' WHAY—Parade ol Music WCCC—Good Evening tRsod Jt'JOtft program for both the banquet and working with the State Develop­ gates, Mrs. Mary Leduc, president; 8:30 at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral those conununiUea. port on lU official InvesttgaUbh would be licked. Perhaps, we been known to utter a.curse word trademark and replies, "I didn't Tops 2,000 Mark WCCC—Recoeil Revue WKNB—Evening Berenada •' ' away from a tank of natural gas In by volunteers from Uie Kungs- the port of Gothenburg Thursday, States. And ths Japanese can thought, there ought to iM some WKNB—Yanka vs. Indiana WTIC—Monitor the fire area—lest it also go up dancing. ' - : ment Commission this week 'on holm's crew, took place about 300 Aug, 18. That same night the Mrs. Lucille Hirth, Mrs. Florence .Home, and at 9 a.m. in St. James' Sees AsseosMy AM Of what went wrong with the Salk j hardly fall to reason ^ t both our during or after his ring career. He know whst I was doing. My mana­ WTIC—Monitor WDRC—21 at Precinct Diana, who will enter the U. S. oihe of the many problems iii- Streeter; alternates, Mrs. Muriel (Jhurch. The Rev, Edgar 'Farrell Gov. Riblcoff today predicted kind of hurricane insurance for is a proud happy family man even ger told me it would have to .he Rockville, Aug. 27 (Special > — WDRC—Dance Orchestra WGTH—Red Sox va Washingtoa with a terrific explosion. Alr Force next moiith, graduated miles off the coast of Scotland. Al­ was received. . . vsedns minufactured by one S trategy »nd our internet. The candidates who had no way of rid­ WGTH—Country Jamboree Homes at 1822, 1826 and 1828 vblved ih restoring Connectl with eomethlng of a polite and UJS.A. la probably- not generating of his halyconlc youth, materially, e\-en teH my wife;''--— - - -•v WGCG—Record Revue* --- ■ - WDRrt—Dh* Dkrby graduated from- Mancheater High Th.u.r8day, Most of ^his week the The Rev,' John' Fr Haniion dustry, buBbiees and homee- coff survived Lodge's monopoly the seven towns under the direc­ WKNB—Yanks va. Indiana WGTH—Red So* va Washingtoa at 1822 waa hit hard and a 'piece Maxwell waa oaf of three towrr Thege ctrcumatances hampered ladies were worried about whether MeTHbefs nr the Bflttsh Ameri­ conilderate_ straddle. The vac­ a great deal of qalUrak en­ is a, beautiful home for which lie A pushed in hose, oversized ears WTIC—Monitor School and Trinity College, where efforts to save the crew of the seated in the aancturary. Paul “There is jeo question that the on natural disa.‘ters. and came paid cash after a New York light. and scars below and above the tion of the Superintendent of WDRC—Dance Orchealrs 1:44- of flying steel dug a crater ten he was a member of PI Gamma planners borrowed from their Manchester was adrift or not. can Club will meet at the club­ cine did conUin live vlrua, as it thusiasm in Japanese circles. So into office with a not unpleasant WGTH—Country Jamboree WIIAY—LaSaleUe Novana feet wide and six or. eight feet communities by the state agency stricken Argobeam. for it was pro­ house this evening at 7:3() and (Jhetelat;pre8ided at the orgpn and loM of taxes will have a great He lives with his family and eyes identify him as a past ring Rural Education this fail, it was WTIC—Monitor Mu national Honorary social ‘sci­ bably not possible to rig a breeches News aboard the ship was sketchy was wavina. soloist. i impact vaaon towns," asvhe sold. '^ eesMs I th came from tha company, and aa it Japan not only wants to be free ^iew of his obligations and duties. supports them by working as a day warrior, but what tells the true announced today. 8 : 88- WDRp-Disk Derby deep in the back yard. The garage ence fraternity. He successfully to help in preliminary survey of about Connecticut’s flood disaster. proceed to the J. B. Burke Flineral But he haa now been hit with that WHAY—Parade ol Mualo WG-ni—-Red • Sox“ va Washingtoa in the rear was demolished and an the development and redevelop­ buoy because the freighter was Home. 87 B. (>nter St., to ■ pay Father Keane, assisted by R ec-jall these loasea, there' ore very was used. For thie fact, obvioua- of our occupation, but also free laborer. The champ cried joyous stature of the little pug? George E. Graff, superintendent WCCi' -Record Revue 8:8 completed the Connecticut State dead in the water and could not be But, as of today, all if well at the tor John F. Hannon, read the com­ difficult daya ahead in local of-, ra^xmsibility in the face of over­ Not the ring record books nor WKNB—Yanka va. Indiana WHAV—Record Review automobile was bounced onto the ment problems of the wrecked their respects to Gerald J, Dono­ ly,' sometlUng in what the com­ of automatic involvement in the whelming tragedy which no hu­ tears the night he won the title, of rural education, whose office it- WTIC—Monitor roof section, where It landed up- Bar exam ih June. controlled in the wild sea. Olaon home. mittal service in St. James' Ceme­ faira. but wept even more the next day the grSnd total of all the money Rockville, said today that al WDRC—Dance Orchealrs WTIC—Monitor lowhs. van, who was a member of, the tery. ‘It seems to ma that the lagia- pany did. or did not do, w aa.to long-range defense of the United man being could aeek. He haa had WGTH—Country Jamboree WDRC—Two for the Money ' aide down. The survey was asked by Gov­ club. his natural diiaater. and muat wish when he learned the former title he gave aw-sy or was stolen from ready 2.041 studenta were listed WGTH—Red vs WashinftoB ‘The bearers were Frank Qulsh, | lature will make oome provlMon blame, aljhmgh "the report en­ Stated. holder's manager was now part him. No, it's the smile on his In the towns of Andover, Ashford, 8:48— ernor A. A. Ribicoff and will form Arthur Wallace, Paul Cleary and for towna In this respect” gages In no cHticlsm. he hadn't. He Kaa ^ e n confronted WHAY—Parade ol MOMc WHAY —Record Review the basis of a report to him on Members of Anderson-Shea Post ^Considering all we have done With the ma-t efue' and aearchtng owner of hia contract, the result of wife’s'face each evening when she Bolton. Columbia, Somers. Tolland WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—M»»nltor . California Aide William Newman. Such provlaio|ia, C ^itol ob­ Some blame the United States a smoked filled room deal. sees her hero come home carrying and Union, with more enrollments WKNB—Yanks vs.-'lndlsns WDRC—Tdro for the Money School B u8 Bid how the state can aid wrecked Britain Supports U.S- No. 2046, VFW and Auxiliary, are servers believe, will likely be in for our old ^nemy, this is perhaps teat th a t. hta ever -.con'e to any WTIC—Monitor WCTH—Red Sox vs WashingtM requested to report to the - Poet Public Healtli Service takee to it- Connecticut chief exireptive. He, The champ didn't like it. but. a lunch pail in one hand and the expected. WDRC—Dance Orchesira towns in replanning and redevelop­ the form of state aubsidtea to ingratitude, but also natural and after all, he was only the, fighter sports page In Ihe other. WGTH—Country Jamboree l:3«— Found Slain on ing, according to Elmer Coburn, Home Mancheater Green this aftev- aelf. This is for not having set up too, haa had his moment -fqr shirt These towns, which have no high WHAY—Record Review Less if'his Year noon, and again Sunday afternoon, Wapping towns to compensate for tem­ inevitable. But if Washington schools, ^ p ect to send almost 500 8:80- WTIC—Lone Rancer assistant managing director of the porary tax loss. , teeta good enough to dlacover the slaevea and the loosened cbligr— WHAY—News: Dyna's Polks Party WDRC—Country Style State Development Commission.. Israel-Artih Peace Bid to asailst in sorting the clothing and knows this, and it must at least and his moment for choking "up, crack, that he managed calm, students to secondary schools in weet!—Record ReVue WGTH—Red Sox vs Washinstofl auppliea sent in for flood victims. Tax loss from domago ‘ io In- presence of the live vinu. sense it, that doesn't mean that Deadlock Feared WKNB—Yanks yi(. Indians »:U- The bill for y-ansporting Man­ Eve of Wedding Besides Maxwell, Robert Bryan, C am paign at $300, dtutrial plants Is a main oonoam if that was what wag in him. measured decisions, that he en­ Rockville. Stafford Springs, Man­ WTIC—Monitor WHAY—Record Review (Continued‘from Page One) eech was framed'in these words: U tha report aeama aotoethlnf Waehington knows how to get out There was nothing before him couraged courage And hope in the chester and Willimantic, Graff chester's school children will prob­ planning director of Fairfield, and ^President Ei.senhower has au­ of damaged towna, becoust tVDRC—nc Rancer Milo Wilcox, planning director of factories ara the biggest of a straddle, perhaps designed' of Japan. Unless we just get up which was nbt hia job. But it'was peohic of his state, that he talked On Yank Captives said. WefH—Dance Band U.S.A. WDR(T—Country Sti'ie ably be lower thin year as the total (Continued from Page One) reports over several months that thorized me to say that, given a fBpnations Asked his job In horrible dimensions no long-ritiige sense among the ruins. 4:18- WGTH—Red Sox vs Washingtoa Middletown, were the municipal solution of the other related prob­ payers and ohoulder a largo i . ho avoid doing irreparabla Injury and go which, in power politics In addition, a number of stu­ WMAY-rDyna's Polka Parly of accepted bids for taking handi­ planners loaned to the state to aid Russia is trying to extend its in- of taxes to run local governments. man could seek. It had to be lonely, It has to be recorded that the dents from the towns attend four" Wee^Recora Revue iVHAY-Uaiier Post Polka Hop the kitchen, an unopened beer can lems (imeh as the future of Arab Police Arrests Wapping;. Aug. 27 (Special) — to the hitherto high reputation of jargon, would create a "power no matter how many were around policy moves which came were Washington, Aug. 27 — A new technical schools, Windham Re­ WKNB—Yanks va. Indians WTIC—Monitor capped children to Mansfield, and in the living room. They 'theorized three development commission Auenre In the strategic, oil-rich rdfugeesV, he would recommend Induatries,. located in river vol­ this particular company, it is nbt him. It had to be the aummit WTIC—Monitor WDRC—c.'ountry Stylt elementary pupils to schools h;re staff members to make the sur­ Frank. Masinda, local Red Cress leys, ahsorbeid' terrific punishment vacuum” inviting Rusaia in, we timely and right, and mobilized layoff in the Geneva negotlaUons gional Technical School, Howell WDRC—Cal Kolbv wc th that Graham ' might have been Middle East with offers . of eco- j that the , United States join for- chairman, ha^announced that $300 toward which everything else the Hate, its knowledge, and iU I ; —Music are less than last) year's cost.' vey and write the report. Three out-of-town drivers were from laet week’s flooda. Thia in­ a atraddle. one cares to attack.'^ it will apparently eUy there until for release by Red China of 41 Cheney Technical School In Man- ■WGTH—Dance Band U.S A. - ,A The Manchester School Bus slain while mixing a drink /or nomic assistance and military j mal treaty vengagements ''to pre- haa been received in the Red Cress is qiiito possibls that no one la flooded, demanding, not the in- resources in orderly, inlclltgent cheater, Putnam Technical Instl-,|i:: I WHAY—Haller Poat Polka Hop Coburn said the report will in­ vent or thwart any effort by either arrested by police yesterday in Flood cainpaign\He says'checks cluded. miUibna of dollan in dam­ the Japaneae themaelves finally atinctive heroics of the moment, fashion far the long tasks to fol­ American civilians is seen here as WHAY—Dyna a Polka Parly I WTIC—Monitor Service entered low bids of $24,550 someone he met Thursday night. clude an opinion on the advisabil­ equipment. side to alter by force, the boun­ Mancheater. one a teenager from age to plant property, machinerY, cap^le of pln-poIntlng the par-1 pj-sasure us out. tute, a post-secondary school In WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—C.mintry Styla for transporting elementary echool Russian for Neutral Bloc or money orders should be made but calm, iheasured decision .which low, so that thinking order and indicating the talks have reached Hartford. WKNB—Yanks va. Indiana WGTH—Music An empty money clip was on the ity of rebuilding destroyed build­ daries between Ikrecl and ita Arab Rockville charged with operating payable to Red Cross Flood Cam­ supplies and materials and Inven­ U c u ^ error which occurred, even was also quick, and also without policy order were Ih existence even a complete deadlock. WTJC—Monitor I f ^ atudents and $4,895 for carrying ings and utilities on previous sites. The Soviet policy appears to be'' neighbors. . ■” a motor vehicle with Improper tory. false notes. Increases among elementary WDRC—Ca! Kolbv WUAY—Record Review - handicapped children to Mansfield. Sink. » aimed at trying to develop some paign and mailed to The Red C!ross after all this Investigation. It Is while the full extent of chaos was A meeting between U.S. ambas­ school students since last year will WOTH—Dance Band U.S.A. WTIC—Dr. Slxfun The body w-as found after Jack It will also include an estimate of Dulles laid down"wbat amount­ equipment and making unnecessary Flood Campaign, South Windsor, 8*-»IUeTraffle tarn Deal In Moiwcco : We do not mean to cast the Gov­ still being realized. This total of $29,445 Is about the technical planning assistance kind of neutral bloc in the regiop. ed to a four-point plxigraih; noise. A 30-jnile trnffle Ue-up on auton^aUcally obvious that thsro sador U. Alexis Johnson and Red number about 200, Graff said. :4S— WDRC—Moods for .Romanes $2,000 leas than the toUl of $31,360 Sanders, a.ssistant building inspec­ The aim of thr United States, or taken directly to Maalnda's The "dear' shaping ^ tip in ernor aa a hero. He was not hurt This is not to ssy that any other Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping- WHAY—Dyuaa Poika Tarty WGTH—Army Show the state can furnish the towns. 1. A United States treaty, aub­ The Rockville driver, William home on Main St.-; South Windsor. Rt. 6 in Danielson PYlday . .'oraa was nothing deliberata or inten­ He was not in danger. He per­ man would not have done aa well. About 70 more high school stu­ WCCC—Record Rei^leir lSt»- Md' On these services last year.' tor, became worried because Gra­ Britain and France has been to ject to Senate ratification, de­ Franch Morocco Is as crasy and nan had been scheduled for today dents will also be registered, he WKNB—Yanka va. Indiana WHAY—Record Review The next lowest bidder for this ham didn't come to work yester­ In all, the planners visited 39 create a Middle East defensive K. Kauffman. 17, of 57 Ellington Llnii« Available cited by State PoUce today as .a tional involved on the part of the formed no dramatic headline ex­ There is in every human being the but Johnson called for a postpone­ WTIC—Monitor WTIC—Dr Slx*uri municipalities Since Tuesday, when signed to guarantee Arab or Ave., was arreated by Patrolman Residents may obtain chlorinated good reason for motorists to stay twisted as everything else there. ploits. . But he did. in his job, capacity to rise to challenge. This" added. In addition, eight children WDRl%-ear In Town Court Sept. 2. according to First Selectman Connecticut. aibillty. Oh hi# slim normally ele­ did rise to the challenge, did. do because of cerebral palsy, rheu­ t $32.38(). and automobile were foUnd 20 the way of the western goal has this "security guarantee" and that the vaccine they had pijoduced. abandoning thetr own governor, nothing could be gained at a meet­ matic fever, epile|Miy and the like, WHAY—Dyne a Polka Party WHAY—News; Moonlight MatiftSS The iformer bid was on a three miles away on a road In Banning. with local authorities in each of Sgt. George McCaughey arrested Thomas'Burgess. He suggests that L t.. Edward , TV. Formaiater, gant figure there was, ineacapabla, well, did discharge his awesome wcot?—Record Review WTIC—Nows : ^ the cities and towns. Maxwell help­ been contirTulng hostility between the United Nations would sponsor Richard P. 'Toper. 21, of East Hart­ residents who have wells that were It Is perhaps evsn fortunate Gilbert; Orandval, because he tha combined weight of every­ ing in wh^ch both countries would he said. WKNB—Baseball M«dnee WDPC—News: Aimanse year contract basis while this Chief Kettman said a young Israel and the Arab states. commander of Danielson Bar­ role with moral courage and policy repeat arguments already fully Total costs during the year in WTIC—Monimr WC;TH—Music woman and a young man were ed cover the severely daniaged mu­ it. ford yesterday and charged hi'm contaminated apply thia chemical racks, said thlf morning that the that the error In the production favored a policy of .sitoderatiorti thing. competence. WDRC—Cal Kolbv year's hid Is for one year. A 1949 armistice brought their 2. American help in . working with speeding and making unneces­ to purify water. presented. . the system are expected to be WHAY—News: Moonlight MsUass Douglsue Pierce, biuilnasa mana­ knowii_ifi.JtSXe been with Graham nicipalities of Canton, Collinsville, full-scale war to an end, but there super-traffic jona started at noon •f vaccine,' whatever the error After he la out of office, they There were, beforihand. those U.S. officials were reported de­ WGTH—Rob and Ray Naugatuck, Waterbury, . Beacon out clearly defined boundaries be­ sary noise, while Richard J. De- unfriendly students of Abe Ribi ELECTRONICS PIONEER DIES about $774,451. Of this. $65,900 i:U — WTIC-Snorts Final ger for the Board of Education, in night clubs-the night before. Have been numerous border skir­ tween Israel and the Arab states n .^ i.1 1 ***** didn’t let Up until 10 pjiL ' was. hsppshsd to be discovered may, nonetheless, follow some of termined to keep the tfjks going, will be used for the hot lunch pro­ WHAY-DvDa a Polka Party WDRC-Dam e Orchestra said today the .Manchester School Search for them for questioning Falls and ?*utnam. mishes and raids since. Just yes­ M a ^ 28, of California, was ar­ Manchester Evenini U ”It was the worst one I ever coff't^o thought him primarily a Los Angeles. Aug. 27 —Dr. WCCC—Record Review WGTH—Hotel Statler "If the parties to the' dispute rested by Patrolman Thomas Gra­ Wapping correspondent, aarly In the gan>e. Otherwise, the the conciliatory poUefes he has man of high sounding wordi and in the Hope of an eventual agree- gram. The system employs 80 full U:3S- Bus Service company's bid would turned to Los Angeles County. terday an Egyptian military ahould desire." I aaw.» he aOld., "I don’t wont to Lee de Forest, whose three-eiement menL- but it was understpqd fur­ time teachers and .11 port time WKNB—Baseball MaUnee WHAY—Moonlight Matines ham and charged with speeding. Collins, telephone, Mitchell 8-4419. - same danger might have arisen In been recommending. On the other wonderful evaaions of frontal WTIC—MonUor come within the money apjiropria- Police said an expirfcd Idaho driv­ .spokesman In Cairo reported that ^ American help in raising an see that again;” radio vacuum tube fathered the ther delays cgn be expected. workers, such as nurses, librarians, WDRC—Cal Kolbv WTIC—Sportk final ted for this item in the school bud­ er’s license in the nam'e of a 13 Israeli soldiers had been killed 'Traflflc, be asM. J\iet bidied the vaccine of other manufac' hand, they ar^' '''adso abandoning meeting^ with events and with electronics Industry, marked his WGTH—Bob and Ray WDRC—Cal Kolby internatlolnal loan to enable Is­ crisis, There were thoee whope Of the 41 Americans known to music supervisors and industrial WGTH—Dixie g et woman now living in a Los Ange­ JSmall Gifts in two of three clashes this week rael to provide compensation for along arid he eaUmated It took their puppe^ Bultan, who has been 82nd birthday amid international arts and hoinemaking teachers. 11:U- les suburb was found In Graham's near the Egyptian-held Gaza turers. What the early discovery estimate had been that, under such be in Red China against their will, WHAY—Hsu of Records WHAY^Mnonllght Matlnss He said a later adjustment 900,000 Arab refugees, most bf from two-and-a-hmlf to three beura did was to'alsrt everybody to the their baby in the strategy of a strain, h \ might crack and not honora yesterday. 25 are in prison, 12 under house WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Sports Final would have to be made because automobile. whom have been living In tent to cover the 30 miles. The princi­ Congratulatiosn and a w a r d a WKNB—Baseball Matinee The 'Voice of America beamed a fact that there was an unsutpect- keeping Moroccan independence raeaf-urc up arrest and 4 detained for lack of WTIC—Monitor WDRC—au Kolby this bid dbes not include the cost Graham, whose wife died two Sw ell Fund cities since .they fled what was Sultan’s Return" Price ple bottleneck, be aaid, was a t tbe None of thVsa unfriendly obser­ added to De Forest's laurels In­ official permission to leave. WDRC—Cal Kolbv of transporting Keeney St. School years’ ago. had Jived in Palm special broadcast of Dulles' speech then Palestine during the fighting relatively narrow Breok^-KUl- ad amount of gamble ln| the. rou­ in the realm of frustrated causes, cluded medals from the veteran WOTH—Bob and Ray Springs for six years, having come to the Middle East and followed vers #vbr imaginad a crista i'n the One problem facing the Geneva A Tbought for Today • : a - pupllq. Bi t the cost will still prob­ seven years ago. ingly bridge bdt he added Route 6 tine mass production of vaccine. By sacrificing Qranaval, they 'proportions i t ^ d attain .-t hen It Wireless Telegraphers Assn, and ■negotiators jiiyolves the 25 held in WHAY—Hall ot Records m w w w w W wqr wwwvB ably come within the' transporta­ from Toledo. Ohio, where a broth­ Over $12,000 this with Arabic and Hebrew 4. An American contribution to in that area baa a difflcidt time Perhaps, If we had beeii aohne appease those Frenchmen who did jome. the radio aficionados of Spain. prison. The U.S. position is that WCCC—Record Review tion appropriation, he added. er, Wayne, lives. translations. Of Peace for Morocco handling normal traffic. Sinoe the Do Forest, said he still works WKNB—Baseball Matinee water development and irrigation other nation, Hke Canada, willing consider that his.attempts at rea- Wall, tha verdict haa to go in, they are held on largely political To Live Ood'o Creed WTIC—Monitor ,a- ^ Radio Baitolies 4 The Manchester Red Cross There was no immediate reaction projects in the region, which flood traffic from other bkmked part of nearly every day in his ^ Al l MAKES ^ from any of the Arab govern­ (Continued from Page Oae) by plane early today to confer with to go alow, we wbuld have avoided I son have really been responsible and it haa to gay that In his lonely charges and hhould be. freed forth­ I write of prayer WDRC— the Btates and Russia were caught in 5. -do on a-dlet. If you^re_;nqr- <4>ME OlfE — OOSIE ALL 'ried. too, wlUi ita erosion of the had organized their sneak attack. Cross gave out ,‘ia just a rumdi' again tomorrow in Manchester S: Negotiations tetween France hoped to see Oued Zem returned to] Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. , .f soma ^of their own mutual \nort- he groans in hi* rut; he feels no. ix>r Party, °ahaped up - today as more jobs J and. beUer Jiving, fgg _ highway bank. There was q threat churches. Bishop Henry J, U'Brien Oslrinsky said the response of and the Goveriiment of National 5.00 h ^ ic , poprutar thing in getting victory In scceptlng his usual In­ mal you probably gained a pound everyone." Yesterday morning, they installed and should be Ignoreit.^^e Red peace. Nelson ...v ...... sense. . — \ . a day'on ymir vacation. . tA. fellow leftwing Aneurin Bevon sought to i ..! \ rbwishmoits It m'ght -even break through the a 1,000 gallon a ipinuta pump at Cross in our belief," he adds, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of both local, and out-of-town resi­ Union on a new convention defin­ Eighty French men. women and [ Dr. and Mrs. Amos E. the vaccina out as fast, as pos; suring weekly paycheck. great embankment. A t one point "should be supported 100 per eent Hartford, and the Rt. Rev. Walter dents to the VFW drive for food ing their relationabip. • 60.00 Hie head of the Russian delega­ is duty bound to if he. stayed! at unseat moderate Hugh TattakeU the Slater ^t. edge of^ Cora's lake. and clothing continues "wonder­ chUdren were -alain at Outd Zem Friend Mble, in aa great quanUUea (Did any man in the history of a hotel on the American plan for the post of party treasurer. it had, before equipment could be During the day, it " reduced the by everybody." _ " H. Gray, Episcopal Bishop of 'the Moulay Arafajs' statement yes­ last Saturday.' ' “1 Harry McOoTOick .^.,... 6.00 possible, ic was in that mood, tion of farm axpertsnvho *i*vc|.ths world ever come back from a spared from more serious high­ Capt; Boucher’s outfit w-aa sta­ Diocese of Connecticut, have an­ ful'-' but he said there remains a terday that he would not give up Julian Zapadka • s • • • a « ' L06v< which calls f<^ three square meals The two iralitical rivals were way problems In the Stale, eaten level of the lake a few inches. need for ury cereals, baby food, hia throne .came aa a surprise, but Repoi;ts from Algeria last night “ which was'On the . whola nation bean visiting in this country con' vacation and meet a raise in pay? a day). both nominatra for ths post now Last night, two addiUonad pumps tioned jn Putnam for five days dur­ nounced that coilectloiia will be said -ahbut a score of terrorists Mr and ' Mrs. Coslroo What a delirious dream! "Wel­ away the bank to a point under ing which time the Red'Cross was made in local churches'tomorro8v. canned ' meats, groceries, shaving apparently was not regarded aa a Alouio .. . 7 . .f. 8.00 that- the arror was made. Un- sented to record a broadcast 6. If you. ain single, go ahead held by Gaitskell — leaving the the concrete | pavement. And the of similar capacity were put in equipment and toilet articles. serious threat by French officials. were Killed in scattered incidents describing hta txperiantes aiM im­ come home, Jones." ssys the boss. and marry theXgirl you met at final choice up to the party’s an* QUINN’S operation, and kept in operation located at' the Methodist Church Twd More Convoys >, there yesterday. Algeria, also the Lawrence WittkofMce ... 4.00 conacloualy,. Innocently, but aUll “'Boy, have we missed you! If water stored up posed a threat of Besides theiV money, the... food' He ! said another load of sup­ Moulay Arafa waa picked by the Mr. and Mrs. HarMd Kita'- pressions in this country^for the that sunimer reMrt and mads all nual conference at Margate OcL all night. By this morning, the and at St. Mary’s Convent. French and pro-French Moroccan scene of violent outbursts last reprahenslMj^ too, wa put quanti­ you find a few extra bucks In those sunshine promises to. Mar­ flood to Tolland Tpke., down be­ “There wasn't any charge for and clothing donated by local reai> plies will Wive from the VFW weekend, is ruled ss part of metp>- ball 10.00 Voice of America. The Voice of 10-14.. • .. LpW SUMMER PRICES low, if li ahould ever get loose. lake had dropped perhaps as much home on E. Center Sit. thi.s after­ groups to succeed Ben Toussef two ty ahead of quaUty. One hopes Uia your next enveld^ don't think it’s riage will end anyWan’s vacation. PHARMACY os three feet, shrinking its shores,' the food and coffee and clothing dehta is continuing to add flood vic­ jreare ago. politan France. Mr. anil Mrs. ’Theodore Gaitskell who trounced (Sevan The I^bway Department be- tims. The local veterans of For­ noon for either the Torrington The North African dispute Pilbig ...... 5.00 hwabh will count, vmihatever and 'America intended to put ^ s on a mistake.''! * 7. If you are already wed, tell for the post lost year, was a NOW IN EFFECT , gan Its attack on the problem and reducing the depth at the that waa, given to the people of area or PuUiam. The VFW will Faure made no direct comment iU regular-broadcasts behind the Lacking this surprise, the, ordi­ your wife you’d like a divorce'so Putnam and alao the flood work­ eign Wars yesterday sent out two touched off reverberations in other Mr, amd Mre. Benjquia whenever the next t ^ ^ is,'' u Ifeavy favorite again this time. OKN SUNUYS TOeaday, with .the arrival of a culvert itself to some • or 10 feet. convoys of relief supplies, one a be open to accept contributions on Moulay Arafa'a stand,rbut he parts of the Arab-Asisn world. Tarasiuk...... i . . . &00 Iron Cnrtala, and 'did so. The nary vacationer comes back to his you can rtiarry a biande you met Delegates of the larger trade 30-ton crane with clam-shell One thing accomplished had been ers,” the statement aaya, adding, tomorrow from 12 noon to 6 p.m. told a news conference l u t night on the beach. Nararally she'll JtDbp M6HLAND •The)! were open ’24-hours a day scheduled run to Putnam and the In Cairo. Egypt's Premier Gamkl Jarvis Agency. Inc. .. >.. 50.00 Ruaaiaas followed with thelr;^ usual daily taslu in office or factory unions control the party confer­ CONNECTICUT ahovfl. After two days of opera- to reduce the danger of flood be­ second, a special emergency run Another drive for food for Put­ he wax eure a saUsfaCtoiy settle- Mias Rose Joslin 5.00 with a split-leg regret Ohe foot want to know whichXblonde you and also they had a yovlng canteen n j^ t would be reac[ied. Abdel Nasser told U.S. Ambassa­ EIcncBtal Troi|ri>le ptacUce. which Is of ddhig their ence and most of’ theee unions are • ULtsIPJIL. Uon It reUred defeated, its sole low when and if the culvert was that passed out coffee and food to Ansonia. nam, this one, by the Manchester dor Henry Byroade his government Mr. and Mra. Janes faithfully plods toward the regu­ have In mind, and thlA will result believed behind Gaitskell. triumph consisUng in the location finally amaahed. ' Another thing Lodge of Elks, ia reported- pro­ ! Seek NeW Resident OenejnU We do not doubt Uint^Wuhing- best to jam the Voice of America in Interesting and wimulating for the workers." The Anoonia delivery was made considered any French attack 6h' Loney ...... 8.00 lar routine, the. other holds back The treosurerslrip carries with S2U5CASH COKESiN of the culvert down below, atill in prospect, after a lot more alter the Salvation Army- head­ gressing ■ satisfactorily.'- Gene En­ It alao was believbd' Moroccan Moroccans an act of hoatflity. Mre and Mra. George Me- ten knows, no matter hew. bland­ broadcasts, so that it if not In- ia a .desperata toe*clutch on a last family conversations m at will IPJI.t89PJL blocked with something. In addlUon \p the money being rico, chairman of the committee, .keep'the memory of yqpAvacatlon it a seat on the party's national Per Ton Per Ten pumping, .WpMld be the uncovering contributed directly to the Red quarters in Hartford, which is resident general Gilbert Grandval against all . Arabs. Keever ...... w...... ly it aeams to ignore It; what is tslUglbla for r.uaaian Ustentrs; lost Ubprty. executive committeq. Through it lliursday at 5 o’clock In the of (5ara. so' tjiat engineers could directing the distribution of food hopes to have a truck load ready would be replaced in a m'bVe to Nasser wise alao reported saying Mias Helen M. Smith . . . . Alive for months and ni^tha OROEB Y Q ^ TODAY ' ' afternoon, a new giant arrived Crqss, donations are also being sent satisfy demands of French colon­ tfea real trouble growing hetwean Wa were brondeastlng to Rus­ What can a man do to avoid this 8. Simply buckle down again both men hope to win the Mg see .just what was giving her such thrbugh other channels for the and clothing to devastated areas, (or delivery by Wednesday. The he felt France’s uae of North At­ EUsabeth Olaon . . . . straddle of. mind and body ? How plum-~-leaderahip of the Socialist on the scene, to test the culvert’s staying power. i] said foodstuffs were ne'eded in the drive is being aided by the Man­ ists who have accused him of ad­ lantic ’Treaty forces in North Africa Oeorge jfF. May ...... Mrsalvaa and Japan, aa it enUr- sia a talk by a Ruaaiar. offltHal. to work and face the faw that staying powers. Thi^ was a 70-ton benefit of flood victlme. cheater Embiem“Chib. can a man adjust to the problems vacation la over. Of course, If you Party pow held by aged, oiling PLANNING TP CONVERT? / Engineers alrtt^~'had their Give Up Outing Naugatuck Valley town. >i vocating a "soft" policy towkrd placed a responsibUity on NATO • ••a«*aeae«B taina Foreign MiniaUr Si^cinlt- which la » little like carrying created by the death of a vaca­ Clement Attlee. •. crone with a drkg-Ilne scoop. The logical' theory. fUwaa that a Fortunately, a collection of food The Frank J. Mansfield Marine the Nationallata. The colonials aay members. H. Hubbard.. J... can actuahv do this it provM you crews alerted the residents of the ilie employes of Aldon Spinning and clothing made by Pioneer Corps League Auxiliary today is­ thia encouraged last .weekend’s su. But we do doubt that Waah- cools to Nswcaatle. The RunsUqs tion ?! are a born leader ahd don't iW ly The 7^-yesr-old Attlee who re­ large boulder had, in tbe ori|(inal. Mills have ^ven up their annual In Geneva, Ahmed BolafreJ, B3bok Oorp...... tnftdR known how to reaol^ the were jemming n broadcast by a . Here are a few how-to-do-lt sug- cently suffered a cerebral throra- area for rush of water expected slite, lodged itself in the mouth Parachute among ita employes had sued a statement clarlfyii>|. vlolenpe. exiled aecretory general of the Alphonoa Roola ...... belong In tlie employe class ' - See Fluid Heat's Line Of when th e ' culvert was finally outing, sch^uled for Sept. 17 at just been depoetted at the VFW port on its .amtiVitiea in yeat( Mdrodco'a moderate Democratic feiMam involveiL or la ju«|eved Russian dfficlal, which Is a lltUs geatlona to cushion the shock of P. Inherit money. When You hoeia (blood clot on the brain) EVERYONE’S of the culvert. But as of .this Garden Grove, to donate $1,000 to IsUqloI Party, declared the remov­ R S. JPottorfMi...... aetually havliig to earn your own BOnUBBS ~ WALL PXJUIB — WABM A m OMITS cleared, ahd potted men on Tolland Home, Kenneth‘OMrinsky, chair­ Herald. It 'said that the ' Ind^Mndence . Party yesterday al ot MMilay Arafa remained tha ti net OB what it known. V come down to It, this if the lli may retire toon. , ^ l ^ a . to hold traffic back, from (horning, Cora the Culvert was R ^ ioio S U tlen -w n ea Flood Bank, kood-rellef funds it collected was Mr. and Mrs. Hisinan C Uks our policy in preventing tilhJ ihring i^aln' P R B gsin u ; .b d r n e m still showing them nothing more man of the VFW committee; said pledged ita aupport for tha Raure main condition fpr aettlemant of Hill between out; two\na' paslage through our mails of the and last solution. Sununon the poaaibje flood there. But' fHiea announcepnent Uhat the today. Ansonia had asked (or three from- the general public and not pUn. ,j the Moroccaii criala,. 1.' Inherit money during your strength' and try to inherit OIVK8 810t.tM .Dir BELIEF ~ a im the Mtlaat S-Ten Air OonWBMMr than a mucky griri. They'd love money waa donated last night waa Flndell Mfp. Os. ifeiu in grawlqg out of the Russian hsyi’spapers ^ wMch oar- toward 8 o’clock 'that evening, the truckloads of food, and the Putnam Individual members. Informanta 4tlso aaid representa­ In Karachi, a crowd of SJlOO vacation. There la no point In- be^ much money aa you can. T he____, WoshlngtAn. Aug. *7 For­ •Hew Abewf Yee? (NBEPg NO WATEB) 70-ton crone declared a truce for to smaoh her jaw in for her. But made today by Lucien Martin, em- 'delivery had almost exhausted the tives of French residents iq Mo­ Pokiotanis burned on effigy repre­ Mr. and Mrs. rrsd Rafea» dlemental fact that wn m< rtirt tha poat-Geneva'^ipeech by laboring t ^ Itlea further. Ita ad­ you have the more vou have to mer PreoMent Rafael Trujillo of Bkentic FleedI ReRef .night. It bod, meanwhile, suf event if they land the right upper­ ptoyp .pjhalrman of. Aldqn's-Gpera- available supply.' Sunday brunch benefits from rocco offered much less oppooition senting Imperialism outaiaa tbs Mr., a d Mra. GsrM MBl- tiqopa and military installatli Prmdsnt Eissnhowsr: ’ i vantages are obvious. count while waiting for your next Dominiesm republic has dona^* - *■— ' a broken line or two. cut today Cots haa already made tion'i-Council, an employe-nian-^ (iatrinaky'^id "we gave them waffles served With a honey sauce to the settlement propoMua than French EmbaaoT. : - ingteo i. fr y to get called for jury vacation. ' tlOO.OOOfto the American Na- morning, the new crone quite a. stand, and taken almost a agement group. Roy Playdon. as­ all We had, about a ton and a half and crisp bacon. To make the had been expected, fipokeemen' for ’The demonatraton abouted pre­ Mr. and Mn. Bealnnia IHi Japanese noU. We pretend Whan ths Veto# of America duty. The pay ia email, hut your Mere one sound and simple rule ClMDSy . 4 the Jh p a ii^ welcome this, gg lOl RM .'Croos good relief Aind Next WwL, I pjB. returned U> operating pooiUon. It Week of (heir. tim e.. and several sistant general manager, Martin, Of food,” and .loaded It on a truck, aauee juat heat a half cup of hon- the Moroccan Jawiah community tests against “Frencb 'repesden" bneadcaat the speech of a Rus- booa can hartfy Ara you if you applies. ' If at all posaible, tha uae In the stricken Northenat- bx^ed. if poosible, to k o ^ into the thousand S tatt of Connecticut dol- and Mr*. -Mabel Adamson, a mem­ After gaining clearance from the ay with a half cup of butter or supported Foun'a program. at natienaHata la Moreeoo aad Al- Mn. HUriat f t Bt jltinitectleR. even though wn alsg lead guilty to eervlng the repub- FOGARTY OROTHERS official, it Vas, of ' course, money should be inherited from atatee. TriijUlo’a chack was STATE THEATRi, -8!*i eg. $M.eoncreU culvert ood; lan . ' ber at the plant's proflt-oharlng State PoUce for use of the Merritt margarine. .1-,;^.-/I ■ Orandval, vetw arrived in Poria ■ H ta n T . Ia B ' tlwr^nnjsc tpaniWblyiJinUt MMjhf him up. But one eC Bm other members of your family, Mltad to (he Red Croee yeour- COAL'— COKE — FITBL o n . ...- y. q fi. Grew aa ulear. E n u ^ y n § n MANCHESTER ' i p IlHifek traapF tM|#i the Voloe was e^aalaed Money Ittherttad from atrangets ty Iv Dominican Ambahoqdor al* MfMjiO BIBBET — t Be . M l g-$C» n e^o u sly gympathetfe t6ward| alwajm cauaee local gooMp. Joaquin Solasar, I, ■1 L - i . i ' “ I I,

\ : y 'V /I., .'X. ,1. . . Ai’li 4,1 -/■ ICAMGHBRTEB EVEHIMO h e r a l d . U AN CenraiL CXINIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 19BB . IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. IIANCkESTER. CONN. SATURDAY., AUGUST 27, 1958

in^Iaratl: whose goinga forth have Cohunhlm haan from old, from avcrlaating" (Micah 5:2). Modern Whittier Creator of Model Fum it^e SkywaUsh Schedule Cbirelatlva paaaagea' from tha Winners listed Christian Scit^ce' tMtbook, "Sci- By WHITNEY JACOBS enea and Health with Key to the For Fair Events ^ Aoc. SB If you were to enter -Edward ■ 9-a ------mw a^js Scripturei” by Mary Baker Eddy, Midnight • 3 a.m. a a ▼ W nH lM ra XMGGOMI include the following (p. 30; 19)^ Hogan's home at 65 Mill S t and use an obaervlng aye, you , might CMlumbla. Auff. 37 (ffpaeUl) 8 n.m. • 4 am. aaaaaaaee .. Vainntaars Nasdad St gaaaa'B. C. "AS the Individual toMl of Truth, 4 a.m. • * n.m. a a a t a a a .. Vainnteera Nasdad C har* Chriat Jeaus came to rebuke rab- think some handy man With tooU Mrs. Ward Roaabrooka was tha IforilM . Bev. John r . Hannon,'Faator had bech working a lifetime craat- blue ribbon winner In tha 'Wblta 8 a.m, * 8 a.fh...... John J. McCKuIey Jr. Baa. Oaarfe P. HughM Wnfcal c ^ r and all aln, aicknaaa. 8 km. -1 0 a.m. ..Richard Goodchlld B. K«|tf. MlidMw and death, — to point out the way ing model furniture, painted trays, and Gold TffiB Cakes Contest held \ Bav. E ifar P. Farrell ' replicas of fish, birds and other ’as one ot tha faaturas of tha 10 a.m. • 13 Noon . ..Orln Mathawa , Baa. Francla T. BuMer ofTruth and Life. Thla Ideal was 12 Noon - 3 p.m. . . . Vahmteafs Naedad '^■e £ s v £ 2 £ demonstrated throughout th[e ^objects d'art.”' . ./ Xtolumbia Voluntaar Flra Depart- But he aafs this ergaUVa prb- mant's Fair which opened last 8 p.m. - 4 p.m. aaassasaas'i .L Thomas Rjran ■ V ngf*'> •* Sunday Masses: whole earthly career of Jesui, 4 p.m. — p.m...... 99}. .. John Morton t showing tha difference between the iceaa began only four yaaih ago night and will conUnua today and 8 For adulU 6. 7, «. 9. 10 and 11 when he found himself without too tomorrow. . . 8 p.m. - 8 p.m...... ■ a a a a a a-a a .•Marguerita Coleman, Douglas Sts- ~B8Bd>y. AUClUt V , o'clock with two Masses at 9. one offspring' of Soul and of material BwrvieU «T Worship *t 1:00 and sense, of Truth and of error." much to do and a knife in' hia The contaat was sponaorad by . ■ • von# 10:00 ajn . In tha main auditorium for adults hands. the Connactlcut Poultry Aaan., and 8 p.m- ■ 10 p.m...... Mary and William Hawitt and one for the children In the ------However, this-explanation leaves tha AaaoclaUon of Connecticut • 13 Midnight...... ^.. .'.Bndla VoUand, Robert MoComb basement; and two Masses at 10, — 1 10 pm. EYEBltDW TINTING Second Congregational Church ua without a nnotiva for Hogan’s Fairs. Mrs. Roaabrooka will ha . Menday, Augnat 39 Hymn, "Ootna, Thou AlnUfhty ona In the main auditorium and beginning to carve. She many an­ aliglbla to antar- the State Contest Midnight-3 a.m...... Bill McGrath ShenYin-W illiBiiA^ Quality Control Paint ^,niiiilc« « FM clM ting AA one In the basement. 886 North Main S t Arnold W'. Toaer, Minister other hpbbylat, he aays ha felt for which will ha held th TeomaM 2 a.m.*4 a.m...... Volnntaara Needed Ar« Eyebrows FWIsi! M fo* Tb« S uM itr Sob? *^tham, "My , Soul Truly Barclay F. WoimI, OrganUt a long time he could "build a batter Hall on Nov. 5, at tha fall maat- 4 #m .-8 a ,m ...... Valnateers Needed / ; (Absotatsly Hani^) WalSSr (10:0014.1 • • «s^ * m. Bridge's B. C. Church Mrs, Barbara B. Becker, m o u a e’ t r a p." His wife, Esther, Iny of tha Fair Aaan. _ 6 a.m.-8 a.m .,...... Victoria FUewtez Qnaitat: Joan Harrtaon. Soo- Bev. John J. Detonej. Pastor Choir Director. ■ furnished the spur one day when Other winners In th# White and 8 a.m.-15 a.m...... Robert Braaaa, Thomaa Maxwell rano: Oraea Hobna^ Rev. Robert Carroll and she expressed a desire to own some Gold Contest wart Mrs. Louis l o a.(n-*I0 N o o n ...... :.M r. and-Mra.'W. Small BagUn, Thnor; Hal HarrUon; Bev. Theodore Gubals, Aaelstanta Sunday. Aug. 28, Morning Wor­ miniature furniture aha had seen. Soracchl, aacoi)d, and Mrs. Adam 13 Noon-3 p.m...... Evelyn McCauley, Gloria McCauley Hojpm, not one to be daunted by Kowala|cy. third. ^ 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... Paul and Mary St. Lawranca Unto ship at 9:30 a:m. ' . Offartary ■oio, "Coma Masses on Sunday at 7. 8. 9, 10 Numery for children during the' the fact that carving was a new- Other baked goods ribbon win­ 14 p.m.-8 p.m...... J o h n J. McConviUe, Paul O'Bright M m" ...... •!.••••• Duiui -field. told her ‘-T1I make you ...... Frances Catalano and 11 am. and Masses down­ aervlce. ner! follow; , „ - « Ig p.m.*8 p.m...... A Harold BagUn. Tenor ^ stairs at 8 and 10:45 a m. Organ Prelude Chorale Pre­ some. " We'll bet ahe never expect­ Chiffon eake. Mra. JuliiuT Ban­ 8 p.m.-10 p.m...... K. Richardson, K. (jhurllia Hymn, "Rock of Agea lude — "From God I Ne'er W'lll ed the outpouring from hia talent­ ner, Mra. Ray Lyman: coffee ring, 10 p.m.'lS Midnight ..... V. Mancheatar, E. Hannah •9 EAST CENTER 8Te—T>L ’mW'”Thi8 Is My racchi; chocolate cake, }trt. ^ y - unteers may ragitter at CIvU Defense Headquarter# Municipal Hymn. ‘15aar lord and Father Designed Bugs Adams St. and Thempaon Rd. Father's World" All kinds of skills go into his mond. aarke; orange cake. Mlw Building, Manchester on Monday, Wedneaday. Friday from 1-5 p.m. Rev. Joseph E ParreU, Paator Scripture -Beading Selected work. He once designed'rugs for Edith Hinckley. Mrs. MIY •'SSSS*"-®-.'.- verses from the Book of Revela­ I a firm in- Thompaonville,' so he Baker; aplcy cake, Mrs. Steven XI A Buraaiy la inrovld^ Sadlon. Mrs. Francis I^ rn ^ : rial from Uia blood, dropsy may Sunday,-Aug. 28: tion has a leeling.for color and pattern. result. DUBALDO llR««al. DbHBGth f. dUldran at the tw o Hassea at 7, 8:30 and 10 a.m. Vocal duet Mias Sandra and auger cookles.'Mra. Emma Harrtfr •WiH Iay rtiilltr wfc® sssist in NOW he works as a grinder and In fact, ona of the most severe M im c c B n ik fBnooialliBrf G Ifti- S r a 2 « 5 d a ^ e a win be Jamea Misa Lynne Woltersdorf all around repairnian for the j. Mrs. Adam Kpvvalaky. * forma of drop«y is that^-which Offertory "Aria" from Fantasia Also oatmeal crisplea. Mrs. The ’ 18$ MIDDUB^T!^ WEST LEARN to maho thoiii R. McKay. S t Francla Aaalsl Church Royal Typewriter Co. in Hartford Arthur Smith; raliM biscuit. Mi*. cornea in chronic Brig^Vf 'diaease; No. 9 in A Major, Telemann and knows about fitting elements or nephritii, which la tnflamma» TBt^Sa-t-SMB wrj . ■ '7^ yoonolfl South Windsor. Routo M Sertnon Hymn "Faith of Our of a finished work together exact­ Emma Harris; fruit Md nut hla- Brv. AHhur J. Heffcman. Paator culU, Mrs. Bsymond Clarke, Mrs. Doctor Says tion of the kidneys. OaMmdM Evangelical Urtkeraa Father” ly Bomatimea d rop v devalopa not G U EH I^aiid MORESCHI ' AT . ' Cbnrch Bov. Kenneth J. Karvells. Cnmte Sermon: "The Book Of Revela­ His designing work plus the Arthur Smith; cupcake# ,Ml“ in the lags only hut elaewhare In tion" Myrtle Collins,...qWek hlscul^ Dropsy la a Symptom Aeeordl(nis WBitar and O a ^ S ^ viauallxatton of the relationship of Mrs. Raymond Lyman, apple pta, tha body, including tha abdominal fBo Rev. Ertefc *•••**• Masaas at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 Closing Hymn "Holy Spirit. parts In typewriters combine to Of a Serions Disorder cavity or the' lungs. Under such CAMDOT a.m. Truth Divine" • Mra Louis Soraochi; brownlM, Privatt InfftnietkMff Ivan Beekvrtth. OrganUt give him a strong sense of three Mrs" Clair Robinson; quick dough- cirfcumstahceh, if the fluid cannot CfSAMICS sniMO aiM OMlnaaater Next Sunday. Mr. Toier will ex­ dimensions he found useful in his By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M.D. bo removed by direct action on the lastramaits and Supplies nuu'. Mrs. Ward R p * * * * ^ ? Written for NEA Service 117 New Bolton Road S t Maurice’s R. C. Church change pulpits with the Rev, hobbies at home. — -v~~— raised doughnute. Mis# - M th heart ot the kidneya, it may ha neces##ry to remove some of the im Route 3-5756 feunday. Aug, M. WUi Sunday Baltsa .Center Everett Murphy minister of the He often carves or designs fish, Two readara haye recently writ­ away, leaving the patLqm In the OrchuLra F Hire Congregational Church"of Talcott- Hinckley: R*<***' excess fluid by Inserting a ne^Ie Now that the CamDot Ceramics nftar Trinity: _ Bov. Ralph Kelly, Paator birds pr furniture from illustra­ chins; penuche. Miss Myrtle Col ten about dropsy. Ona, M. D., aaya porcelain. a.m.. Worship Sa^ea. vUle. tions in magazines. They may be apd' drawing off the fluid through Studio has reopened after vacation, TTie Welcoming Committee: Mr. that hia aged mother la suffering X syringe. Hand throwtoff on tha wheel (Nuraary In tha Pariah Houaa). Sunday Ma at 7:30, 9 and shovm , from, an angle in Wie pic­ ***In the children's divialpn thaTol- why not sign up to take iMSona also taught by CamDot, one of the and Mrs. Samuel Schors ture.' but Hogan sees them, in his from thla from the knees down.. This I* a temporary measure but Hymn—"Whan Morning OlWa tha 10:30 a.m. lowing awards in making ceramics? The Maaons oldest methods of making boWls, Do You Havo mind's eye in 3-D. so to speak. nut butter Pinwhoelt. JMlce ^ The other, Mr*. S., 1* herself often relieve* the altuation enough are so Inexpensive, Just 81 for a vases, etc.' out of clay. If yoU are *Hymn—‘T Know That My Ra- He uses a hazardous Shortcut walski; gingerbread, Betty Aibro, Ing a great deal of trouble of^lhe 80 that the damaged heart or kid- Tha Salvation Army - neyi function better after it ha# interested in aculpturing. leeaona Any Old daemar Uvaa" Saorod Heart Church because he makes simost every­ Herald Phots penuche, Teddie Mairotte; carou- aama sort, apparently aa the atation# all ovar tha country with 2-hour lesson under ^ expert ud REMOVAL aai Main Street ault of heart diaease. been done. The name of Sherwin-Williams tutelage of Mrs. Dorothy Bubb and -are available at CsimDot. Church S t. Veruou thing by eye. With rare exceptions, Edward Hogan diaplara hia handiwork. Ml cake. Marilyn Baker: pepper­ other brands aa wall, exposing the MaJ. and Mrs. John Pickup he starts merely with a visual pic­ It is not possible, of '.cbufse. to The accumulation of undeairad la ao welt know that you Immedi- Mr# OamlUe P # r ^ . CamDot For those ihterested in making Have Jowolry You Rev. Gordon Hohl Officers In Charge > mint cake. Teddie M«riotte. paint to years of wear In all ture of the finished objject and uses In the children's hobby division make any specific reCommenda- fluid In the body from these two ataly think of -paint when you Ceramics is locate^on Rt. 8, 117 a china dlnnerware set. CamDot Hymn—"Utrd, IHaiAlss Ua With Sunday Masses at 7:80, 9 and about 16 inches long and 8 inches often be found following the same He is not aatisfied with It, but kinds of ^weather, the results ba* has real'china blank# ao that only his eye as a guide to form tha following %warda made- t(pna for either of thehe correspon- principal causes, or from aoms of hear it. , and if you have any New' Bolton Rd^Lwe fo m ^ r loca­ Blaiidng'’ ____ _ lO^M lum. _ ____ Sunday. August 28 h i^ . It la-complete, in every de­ pursuit aaatad at.hia kitchen table. its rude airapUclty would ,.aecm to dmt*. hlu perhaps a general dl« the len tommon onesi l i a serKHU ing reported-to the laboratory, la may piiint any design you wbh; With To Sdlf (paaB4 la on vacation and balance...... ‘ “— '''. lend “ S' wotahipful air to anjr Beat stamp; coileetion, Brian Hin­ thought of painting this tall do tion of the-Munapn Cqndy Kitchen) 9:30 Sunday school classes for all AS an example, he once saw a tail, with leather springs, side lan­ He also may carry on a conversa­ cuaslon of the subject will be help­ align. Improvementi* often takes it any wonder that ao many peo­ where there is ^w aya ample park lessons are given Jn this too, Cam- raoN M (or the month o f August. ^ e agea, Alton J. Munsle, young peo­ tion while eyeing his progrMs from Christniaf cclabration. He said he der, Alien Blum; handmade bead atop in at tha Sherwin-Williams Oeuter Congregational Church lobster depicted in an illustration terns and haniware fashioned from s#t Rosaline Binder: hammered ful. * place. ple insist on SWP house paints? ing apace. Dot Ceramics K closed T>ieaday Rav. Gordon Hohl. RockvlUa, aril ple’s sergeant major, would wel­ small nails and bits of metal. time to time. "whipped it together" in a few What drqpsy means la that However, the body is ordinarily Store at 710 Main St. and aak to For a .quick and easy transfor­ during the day to permit the pur­ CARTER TREE NORMAN R. WEIL, Clifford O. SlmpsoB. Mlalater which he liked and wanted to re- evenings before the holiday sea­ aluminum painted pictures, Linda see their 1955 Home Decorator, Ceramics A t a fascinating art. anre foe pastoral aervlcea. Call come all to attend. Vseo Scrikp Wood He will talk of the difflcultiea there la an Accumulation of fluid* ■o well run that minor difficuUle* mation, try Super KemTone In any chase of supplies. Firing ia done OEMOLOOiST Watson Woodruff. D.D., IOtSS'Holiness service, a aervlce Jiroduce on a food tray. There wa.s son some years ago. Now it rests Pell: hobby cradle. Francla Baker. book. Willard Marvin, manager,, You can am to much to your home upon him or Oscar G. Anderson) only one hitch: The picture was This use of oddments to supply of designing a rug pattern, where in the body^which would normally with the heart or kidneys are one of Its 130 exciU'ng colors. through n'. Just think of making every day and pouring is done EXPERT CO. l^eclaliBt la JeweMy ' Minister Emcrltna of worsWp for all people. Band the. artist must suit his creation on the Hogan table each Christ­ through the kidneys. taken care of and the appearance will gladly show it to you and as­ Monday, Wedneaday and Friday 9 music, and male quartet, message about one inch long and the tray his needs for material points up mas tide. Maacbester Evening Herald Ck^ be elimlhatM This washabla late# wall paint is your own breakfast #et, casserole# r a O N B T e L in O -888S Andrew R. Wataon, was nearly a foot in length. Obvi­ another Hogan working method. to the rigid requirements dic­ lumhia eormapoadeat, Mrs. Freak This jCausei swelling, and while It of dropsy must .be considered as sist you In any way possible with so lnexpan#.iva. Ah average sis# to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.; Ttiurs- ■toll EvaMollcaJ Imtheinai. Cfenrch Minister of Muale by the Major- dKorpting them to ault your own ously the pictorial denizen of'.the He uses scrap wood to make his tated by the mathematics of Deooimted Laatem Marrhiaa, telephoae, ACadensy la n6t of itself painful, it la not sign of something seriously vrrong. any paint problems that you may room can oa done for teas than ideas; copying Wedgewood If you day evenings 7 to 9 and, Tuesday III Bynad) J p.m Ho^ital visitation by have. This book shows you in a O a J f S d W Mrs. ElUabath Wilson and Mrs. deep would have to have his like­ carved models and It seems to weaving. Oor friendly whittler has also 8-9060. pleasant. 810, and it dries in an hour! A wish or have plain Colors. iTie cost evehi|igs 7 to 9. Beautiful and Un­ Sunday. Aug. 28: ness enlarged. make little difference ' to hfra the He may discuss- politics, or made sewing.boxes, a pin cushion Dropsy,, the medical name for. simple and uncomplicated way usual ttema made by Mr#. Bubb Bav. Pm U O. Pranppy. 9:15, Church service. Major Mildred.Pickup. profeaalonal job is ap easy; just of making any of these things 1# in the form of a shoe (he once h m e x j u r is t which ia edema, is not a disease just how to paint various articles, and Mra. Parker are on sale at CUNLIFFE Mlaa Marian A. Erdta. Organlat Prelude, “In Summer "—Steh 7 p.m, A service of worship, This job could have been done variety he uses. modem education, or how, like OOT A - DIES Priority Pledged usd a BoUer'Koater and the Kem­ just slightly more than you would NUNCHESTER music and song In the Center Park exactly with drafting tools, but He will aay, 'This was a son-of- other craftsmen, he gets the feel­ worked in a shoe factor>’). and Madison. Aug. 27 (Pi—A retired but is tuually a sign of some aeri- floors, woodwork, walls and many Tone AppMkay gives you individ­ pay for them in any store and ever OtunDot and they make wonderful bine. decorated a barn lantern to be buR underlying disorder qf the other things, and ia eapectally val­ ^ fts. Stop in there and see them Augiwt a<, twMfth Sunday aftar Hymn, "Come Thwi Almighty near the flagpole. Seala will be Hogan carries these aids to ob­ gun to carve because of the hard ing that hasde has become too all- New York City jurist collapsed ual d e sij^ by simply rolling your so much more totisfying. If you MOTOR SALB wood I used." Generally any scrap important in today's dawning used as a porch light. It has a and -died yesterday while plying body. On New Weapons uable if you are a "do-lt-youraalf' and ask about tile top coffee King"—Glardlnl. provided. Spend an hour with the servation in hia head. So the lob­ AppUkay design over freshly ap- know something about ceramics DRYCLERUERS E XPER T AOTO BO m r and ajn. UMna woeahip. Ta*t:‘ Army in the Center Park. ster now graces the tray, six or is grist for Hogaq’s facile knife, automation age. sailing scene on it and is painted olf at the Madison Country Club. One of the moat common causes advocate. p li^ Super KemTone. Kem-Glo and do not require lessons, you will tables that are so popular now. Scripture Reading, Isaiah 66, with black enamel. of dropsy is failure of the heart to When you buy Sherwln-Wil- PEMMaS BEPApBM n Pntar 1: 11. Thema: "Saerad Anthem. "O Send Thy Ught The Week • seven times the original pictorial although he shows some preference There is a vast difference be­ glenry W. Goddard had been .# Washington, Aug. 27 (P>—Wil­ is a wonderful enamel, easy toap be interested to know that C4m- nanus siMR Thursday night at 7:30. open air size, painted free hand. for sugar pine. One has but to look around to summer resident here for many pump aa well as it should. The nor­ liams paint you are getting a Dot has over 1,000 molds and the ENAMEL aadLAOqiDEE Mountalna." ' Forth and Thy Tnith"—Smith. tween haste and efficiency, and mally acting heart pumps the ber M. Brucicer, new Secretary of ply, or aak about the aemi-lustra > 11:00 a.m. Gottaadienat Offertory, “ Llebster Jeau"—Pur- Gdepel service conducted on Main His carvedpbirds, however, often In this he is like the old-time Hogan seems to show this in his see evidences pf hit handiwork years. Dr. Robert Green: said quality control paint, for Shetwln- cost of using the mold is just 81 TUwkMM MM.72H BEE1NIBH1N08 / death waa^ due to a heart ailment. blood through the blood vaescis at the Army, promises research on Williams maintains Its own refin­ tmamel. Ckilor harmonies are as- 4:06 p.m. DadIcaUon of the vle. Street with Sgt. Major David Addy, poised in ateftudes suggesting they whittlera to whom a stick was a creations. Many of his miniature everywhere. And not only his, for •ulred srhen you uaa tha Sherwin- and the slip (liquid clay)/t# only E B A 80N A B L B PEKBOB lutharaa Church. Madison, Conn., leader. are about to.take off immediately, challenge, no matter what ita ori­ chairs or other carvings have Mrs. Hogaii helped him repaper Goddard is survived by his wldbw. a fairly even rate. new weapons will be given "the ing and procesaing planta to In* 81.50 a gallon and quite a number BILL'S TIRE Sermon, "How to Be a Person of The blood which flows through WillUms Decor-Ai^r, so atop in PB tha Rav. Stanley O. Machola, paa- Influence”—The Rev. Charles M. are Often nearly lifeatM. Sporting gin. Essentially, Hogan is a whit- taken him only one evening to and repaint the inside of the whole Services will be held here mpbday. highest possihle priority" because sure uniform high quality. Raw of piecea can be pbure(^-^ AND the kidneys is filtered by these or­ the Army "must be foremost" in materials come from all over the and get acquainted wtth the full SAME D A Y I BOOTS I tor. iatyron, Lincoln, Maaa. magazines or painting:# are his tier also, for almost his only complete, while . others took "a house recently. Sher^n-Williams line. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Bubb also 7:M p.m. Tha Lutheran Hour Asaembllea of God Ch ususal guides for caryin^thesr. carving tool is a sharp knife, gana so that fluids which should this field. world and from the very begin­ A T T B S I Hymn, “ I Need Thee Every 314 Spruce St^ few." Evidently she gets into the give lessons in different glazing REPAIRSHOP broadcast ovar WGTHv ‘ ^ ' But he once got ambitious,- and guided skillfully by the coordina­ Every move was evidently not be kept in the body are elimi­ To this- end. BruCker yesterday ning when these .are obtained to Hour"—Lowry. Kenneth L. UusUfsph, Pastor spirit of this kind of thing too. It nated. If, however, the heart it not created the post of director of re­ Beat an egg, a ciq> of milk and techniques, lace figure draping for CLEANING T E U M I4 A 4 M T:45 p.m. "Momenta of Oom- PosUudo, "Trumpet Tune’ — the reaults show that Hogan could tion of his eyes and hands. made to count, if the quality of would be hard to escape It, be­ the final proceaa'^of manufacture porcelain figurinys. Cotton lace, William H. Green, Prop. tort" rafflo. ovar WHAT. For "This workiqg well, the blood will pass search and development. He an­ when a batch of paint is finished, a couple of teaspoons of molasses *r Purcell. Sunday, Aug. Work from exact drawings if he And like the old timers who the finished work is a criterion. cause Hogan's enthusiasm for cotton or wool ^ teria ls are mixed la the Life" TV, kindly consult cared to do so. were apt to be found seated In An example is a tableau, -with tpo aiowly, lh>'uugh the .kMnqya, nounced the job would be filled by nine different testa are made to together: serve to amaU fry for a Cotnmbia Bicycles TIm %Vm U 9:46 a.ni.. Sunday School creation is Infectous. He feels once emergency and too. much fluid is kept in the William H. Martin, a former vice with the slip v/ry thoroughly, and ymir newapapar. Wednesday. ^:30, Boy Scout An early project was a scale front of an inn or store Comfor­ carved wo4ied figures, depicting you get started making thing# tha insure iU qualHy. Laboratory mid • morning' or mid • afternoon 10:45 a.m^-^omlng.worship. body. president of Bell Telephone Labor­ ■nack. , ' when fired the material is burned G o^ear Tires . Tho Weak Troop 26. 7 -.00 p.m<^ Evangelistic service. model of a stagecoach, measuring tably whittling away, Hogan can a scene reminiscent, of Chriitmas. battle la. half won. OlitURNER The most common place for atories. Martin h#x been a deputy testing ia .dona constantly to de­ ' Repairs, Servite SEA FOOD Friday— The Week aaaistant secretary of defense. termine the durability of the 7:00-8:00 p.m. smvicE fluid to settle is in the feet and paiht and the Weather-Ometer ac­ Accessories si^ : 0 0 North MethodUt Church esday, 7:30 p.m., Bible ankles because the force of grav­ The Hoover Oommlaaion'On gov­ — ALWATB PBEBE — CommuhlOn on gins will preach An ‘Tha Sa- tually aimulatea the affect' of raglatratlon' 447 North Mala St SL y and Prayer. Rockville Vernon Square Dance Club, will be ity aids in the deposit of fluids in ernment reorgastlsatlon said ear-. 189 Spruce Street ' Sapt 4. /S e p t . 3-5, Labor Day -Convention at Bay Path Bam, Boylaton, jAuming Oiurch." CALL these regions. " Her this year Uia4 mlUUry re­ month of»outdoor exposure to the T. f. HOUORM • LORSIERS John E, Poet, Mlnistar element# In the field, actual ex HAIRCUT? Phone MI-9-0659 in New Haven, Conn. Mass., Saturday night. No dance Sau BAm Ona of the treatments for dropsy search has not been "sufficiently QUICK a DEPENDABLE r;. •OYSfERS smtra W. McKay, Mlalater We extend a cordial invitation is scheduled in Vernon that night. k LEADDfO BRANDS A WILUAMS poaure testa-are made In testing nlNERAL HOME laShetna Church , Music Legion W ill Help A son was borh yesterday at of the feet caused by heart dis­ daring and im aginative./ SERVICE to you. Worship with us at the Several members of the club are City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. r AlBBtAIL • NOTES 1 ease is bed rest so that gravity Air-Conditioned •SCALLOK Bav. €t Henry Andoraon, Pbator planning to attend Boylaton. OIL SEftVICI Backed by 38 Yeara lATty Bryntn, Aaat to the Pnstor Sunday, August 28, 9;8u a.m chapelt - Bertrand Sonier of 35 River St. will not work to aid the deposit of tiw Sy loeated caaveBleBt aad •CLAMS Disaster Victims Henry Park Note* The Peat (hlefs. Cflub of the ^Arthir Oral Stores ^ fluid there. D t course, the heart of Experieaoe BEtay tEBBE the boey thoroagb- CBnttoa S. Wakeley, Prelude, Meditation fjpdm Thais— Monday’s activities at Henry Woo(Jlffn(J NeaiJIeplhnting! •PRIEIS Orgnnlat and (Bolmnater degree of Pocahontas will hold a WE DBUVBBXIVEB ML9-4548 itself must also be treated. IBre. Dtotlaetire Servloe. Mod­ Vomon Methodist Cliureh Park include the first matches in em PBelfftlaa. Hymn of Praia#, jaT or A Heart To -Vemea, Conn. Rockville. Aug. 27 (Special)—- Bingo at Red Men's Hall Tuesday Rest is good for this organ also V * SERVE the horseshoe tournament, outdoor since the heart does not have to Cmwri WIIi Mi Im. • Sunday. Aug. 2*. Twulftli Sun­ Praia# My GM Minister • Sherwood A. Treadwell The Rockville Post of the Ameri­ basketball with Rotary playing evening at 8 o’clock for benefit LARRMErS Wllllan H. MMOfi (Collect, PfAybr and Lord's Prayer work so hard When the body is not W BOVAL ICE CREAM T. F. HOLLORAN U7H %9Um jM . TH. I04M 8U day after THnltJr: Organist - Marjorie Stephens can Legion will conduct ■ flood Zahner'a Men’s Shop,, and Red of flood relief. UttaMM. M liw a. TMvIn# Worthlp. OldTeStanlent Lesson exerting. Many forma of heart dis­ • SpuoMMl a Qelatl ,, ffhaeral Dlieetar benefit drive on Sept. 3. Buell Cross graduation from swimming ease can bring about this type of Prelude "Andante eon Moto." Anthem ^^y Way, Not Mina, O Sunday,: Ailg 28 clasaea. All Talcottville and Yemen B a r b e r S h o p MsndalaaohB. rAbyTanney Chapman, commander, announced Takt tot Family to Okirtli Tanarraw heart weakness, and it is not char­ F a Tertanlea a NavalUea JOHNJ.CRATTYJR. Sermon: From Death Unto Ufa today. Church Services news Item# are now being haadled MTS. Edith Paterson, Orgnnlat Taalamant Lsaaon—1 Corin Scripture: St. Luke 15:11*32 through The Maarheeter Evening acteristic of any single form of The drive, to organized the The Rev. Chirl W. Saunders will heart diaease. Wholaaala aad Retail 178' Solo "Look Down, Dear Lord." thiana il. Hymns: No, 372 Love Divine, preach oh "Lost and Found," at Herald. RockvUlo Burean, located IS F IT K IN ^ ' 8L-TU. Ml-f-78ii MERRILL’S MANCHESTER n A w . Morning Prayer same way as the Legion’s monthly Another condition which may All Love Exceliilig newspaper collection, will seek the Rockville Methodist Church to­ at 1 Market St., telepkene Rock­ . 37 Warrea SL Hsihart Bengtaon Otfertoiy, Tha Peace of God by 72 This ;s Mp^Fether's World ville TB 5-SI88. The SOUL You Save lead to dropsy la damage to the Scott-Devin clothing, non-perishable foods and morrow morning. The service be­ .kidneys. If they fall to remove the Maacheater—SH-8-8868 AUTO PARTS Offertory “Andante" (fttwn 261 Jesus, I My Cross Have gins at 8:30' a.m. Hri. Ernest MARKET for VioUn). Bach. ^ _ Hymn, O Love That Will Not Let cash, -Chapman said. All streets fluid and othfr undesirable mate- Taken will be covered during the drive Meyer will be soloist. For that midafternopn pickup Sermon: '*nie Gift Spooch, Me Go beverage,- mix three tableapooha of May Be Your Own Yoar Yirii Shop MASURY S4 OGMoeE StvBGt by workers n tnKks. Services at St. John's Episcopal Lorry Brynell „ « w germon The Meaning Of Lova commercially - prepared . chocolate m Oettaga ' A8 ,Taar I T^oaUude •T'pelu^r^Fugue," Bach, Hynui. Mora Lova to Thee, O Christ Covenant c:ongregatlonal Church The items collected will be held Church will begin at 9:30. With the Duplicatffs Are Fun TGLMI-3-73tS at the Legion Home on Weat St., Rev. Maurice G. Foulkes, i;ector, syrup with a quartet- cup of un­ ..J D C E S B O Benediction . 48 Spruce 8 t. diluted evaporated milk and two- SERVICES I eM^ 10 A M. Complete Uiio of yams PAINT . _,IIIPMBHT Church Obunell, Poatlude, Chancel Radiance, by Bev. K. Ejnar Bask, Minister until allocated by the State De­ conducting the services. Service of TiiSiday—tT Holy Communion will be held at thirda cup hot strong coffee. Add and knittinc aeeessories, Frt* DMNGry a PABTB (aew aai labaOt) Board jKwm. Kern partment of the Legion. Any quee- 8 ^ . N r o m I paiNP tlojif concerning the drive may be- -a,mr" 'i Ice cubes, stir well and enjoy I stamped poods, embroidery a AOCWKHUXB Paach abort- Sunday, Aug. 28: SERMON: “SIN IN HIGH PUhCES" :x' Shop At OFOl SUNDAYS a SUPPLIES ______.faattval aMnsorafl by Iaj» 10 #m., Sermon by the paator. anawered by calling the Legion The First Oingregational cotton and tattinf throada. B t Mary’a Eplaeop/A^urrh Church of Vernon will hold aarv- a DUPONT PA1NT.SUPPLIEB fter Ltague, All waleoBM. , ■ The Week , Home at TR 5-9522. DR. FRED R. EDGAR „ Free private butmetiiHi. g 1 ; m . i « i p . m . H t t a p jn . Church and Ixtcuat Sts. 7;30 Wedneaday, Midweek se m Square Dance Caller \ Ices tomorrow .mAming beginning 6ALLASS0S n e Rev. Alfred U William# Earl Johnaton, caller for the at 0:30- The Rev. GeArga B. Hig­ PAUL'S Ho o ib : 9 :4 5 A . M . to 5 P . M. Pslnt and Wallpaper Store O i tdi *( the Nnaarana „ Rector Services at 7:30 each evening 8t Nursery For S bisII Children at 10 O’clock H A t p W A H t m t HARTFORD 4M Mala SL TIm Bev. Deaald N. Huagerfard, the Hilltop Conference. Oomwell. FLASH! SUm .Y CO. Every Week Day 645 Main Street ^ C . B. WhMfcMir, M laM ar - ....Curate ATTENTION Exceltent Maaie^EYeryoRC W elcone Ootdar Mala Street and TeL Mf 9-0300 FleranM Waad and , Sydaey^Y.. MacAlplae, GIGANTIC FLOOD fiite 8Dddle 3 ^ Eaat Open Thora. to 9 Pv kii M o m h M lURGLARS - Gertrude Wllaoa, Organlata Orgaalat aad Choir Director SL Joiw’a Pellsh National (Qpp. OoraiaB^ Bolek Sta.) . ROAD Bia paiatadJ Sunday, Aupy. 28:. CathoUe Chnreli AMESITE DRIVEWAYS » ' wtth S. W . P i! You eaa take the aatlqae vase Aug. 38, the. 13th Sunday aftar 88 GolWay St. RELIfFSHOW Fa# a eoiapleta Ha* a f hard- iXraraY INSTAUED - srato aad eleetrtoal aappOea. MANCHESTCR Aaat Pheeba gato m .■ Church School. '9:30 a.m.. Nelson Trinity: The Bev. Stephen Stryjewskl Olstrtbalor for Ahuataom Com- Drivt-li Rtstourut Bat keep year haada aC tha8 ■ 8:00 a.m., Holy Comnniunion. Waller-Grsyh. Organist Baa# Grading — Machina Spicnd — Forma Set — Power BeOad South Mother XUMtrick. superintendanL Junior Alas: P a rin g Lota — Teanla Coaita — Walks \ NEXT WED.; t fM , hiaatlea Wladowa aad Doof# MIUWORK CO. 350 HAETTORD RD. , ' geedawatta the Iriiawi li and IntaiWicdUta ' dapartmanU 10:00 #m.. "Family Sarvica" Bring Them Here with morning pegyer and sermon Terms Arranged If Desired 2297 354 BrsBd BL-r-TeL Mt-S-SteS For New ' meat at Youth Ontar, Sherwood 8:30 a.m., Mas# 18% FOB CASH TRANSAOnONS by the Rector. Musical outline of 10:30 a.m., High Mas# s t a t T t h e a t r e , SHUHHflM’ '-AT • - Flih. auperintendent. ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY , Methodist Church SOLES FULL COURSE MEALS Worship Service. 10:48 a.m. thla senrica. Processional, : i MAIM STBEET t l HABTFOTD JR0AD:__ Message, -"Soul^vtng. .BerYlcf,” . ... "Rise, Crowned MANCHBTIS ^ HOlllSTEH r NOWiCSS. «nd HEELS SERVED DAILY ¥ f lt U M IS fHEfcT;WOOD NTP , p.m.’. Martha MeWn- With light:” OEMAK) BROTHERS We’lf Fix ’Em 8 8 Office Hymii, "Remember All 7,5«0 Eml strike eOeaerai BtlDwerk ' ( 719 Mala SL. TH. IB SASBd I LOCKER PLANT nay, presidenL Wilbur Ellison, 1 |C8TABU88DBD"'lt98. Just Fiac. ALL "HOME STYLE" ' O r m A Gharaie Aeeeaat the People." S CALL. NOW — ANYTUIB eCMEpletB Wladew Oalte R1 BheeB 8L-TH . MI S-MM - guest speaker. . * . _ Chlldrwi’s •Diemissal Hymn, COOKING < i We Denver Bvengellstlcv eervice, 7 p.m. In SPesl Germapy . M ANHABITPOniOB8pil1-Sa« , e AH Size Doora "Christ Is Made Uw Sure Founda­ TELEPHONE a MHtad aad iBIaad Trtaa VRBMETTrS Menage, "Healing the Heart" tion.” woodland Prteea very reaaoaable. The Week eve-CGtchlns: ____ a Expert Cebiael Werh (20lift6ry, "Come Ye. Bleseed”— Frankfurt, Germany. . A ug. 87 catches all Che riclmcis1 ^ eCeoEplete Harderare Dqd. SHOE REPAIR Booth end Oooater Servtee Tueiday. ;S p.m., meeting of 7 0 Scotr. Solo by Lily Boyce. tff^A wildcat strike o f 7,500 colors of ..nature,. The 588 CENTER ST. Pieaty et PeritfagRpaoe. HIGH GRADE ■the Church>5^ool Board. - Recesaional, "Giorioua Things of. WArkers kt lhe> big Henachel loco­ sira^ie\atitchea,. are'’‘easy to am- IKM WILLIS Wedneaday/Y;46 p.m., ftmyer Thee Are Spoken.'' brolder, but 'tha raaulta are and Praise eervice, Wedneaday, Mid-week celebra­ motive work* in Kaasel.wea called SERVICE PRINTING off today after a four-day walk- breath-1 . y ITiday, T p.m- Youth < ^ lr re­ tion of the Holy Combiuhion at Pattam I. 3237 contains hot- FOR ^iXYRA MONEY HARARE hearsal and fellowahip. 10:00 a.m. ' Wedneaday 'Service* I out for, higher wages. COME for design 11" x 13'' U l l IDECT RESTAURANT JOB A N b COMMERCIAL * > * I ■ • iron tmasfa ter phyaMaae,. dsxttiti, beal- IS Marhi SU T d MI-9-4$Sl haraaftar will be held .indoor* at i. Strike .leaders told the workers and stitch itratlona. n ilm ln w lv C d r TEL. MI-9-8S8d PRINTING the main altar. to report hack on the job Monday HEAll TliE GLORIOUS GOSPEL OF THE Bs— to. etc. 34 hear eerriee, WE PAY BOUTE d aad 44 BOLTON Community Bmitist Ohurch Send 3Sc „.your namaad- Tha 11:00 aervlce* begin Sept. I and said they hbped to start nego- dreaa and ;£am number to aeeea dayoB S p B c U U B f Ib ftampi. and BfMmi^jDdMteB “ At Um Green” v-., 18. Church School, reopen* Sept ' tiaUona soon for pay boosts. ANNE CABOT, MANCHES- beUday# HlfiHEST PRICES ." -ec AM. S lB li' 698 Eaet Center Bt.' 35. It was the' first break in a raah LORD JESUS CHRIST FIKEST FOODS MAKE SERVICE Jeha R. Neahert Minister of .wildcat strikes in West Ger- TER BVBNINO ______HBRALO, lis t •S SL JabB SL^ TaL MI-8-7881 For Rags, Paper, Metals Expertly Prepaied By Onoaad J. Weet Jr.. OrgaffUt AYE. AMERICAS, NEW Y(MUI Master Chef# f! ■' inany which.still left two big ship­ AMSTON IT, N. Y . \ J y . knd S^ffap Iroa F M EaM AEgMSWEf OOMMIlIRTYPREN Plret Cburoh ef ChrieL Scieptlet yards In Hamburg shut dowm and ALL LEGAL TBIS SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 Now avsUablA. — tha 1965 OUUX (UrOELIVBE TO Oar. N # ■SGh a n t Mbp Sunday, Aug. 28; Maaoalc Temple 12.000 workers Idle. * CUSTOM BEVERAGES" ^ Organ Prelude. t Also off the job since early this Naedlawork Albuth pirlatad in at­ ipwBMl K|ip>W Wavk Hymn, "Holy, Holy. Holy." tractive colors. If coiftains 56 Oar new Baaqaet Baeai :iunaay, Aug. 38 - week were 1,800 building worker* OStRINSKY aew open tor Weddlag# Solo,. "Prayer Pertact"—-Mra. 11 a.m., Sunday Service. | in a union-supported itrike at >100 DISCOUNT ON ALL LOTS pages of lovely dekjgna — pliu AWNINGS GOSPEL HALL 4^ Mncaas look-alikes in the ever- thraa gift pattarna, diracUolu Deatara Ja Waste MMetlalE BaaatnTi aad etber par- Ellery B. Keith. . - 11 a.m., Sunday School. Lueneburg aqd two nearby cobi* ON BTAN TBBRACB Scripture Leaaon, Matt 38:4-80. pofmlar prtoieeaa design. ... prihtad In book. Only 3Sc } copy! 781 PARKER Ft. tie# 8 Fm., Wednesday meeting. munltiea in North Germany. I V ‘♦•5 ^ffnlffr Jltrfffff, Manchffitffr, Conn. T eL 10-8-5788 sr MI-8-8879 ______/ Hymn. "'Just As 1 Am." . Reading room hours: ' Pattam No. 8141 U tn aixea 10, The Henachel locomotive works ' IT PLEASED THE L o k o TO BRUISE HIM: ha hath LOTS FRICiD FROM $391.00 ,UF IN, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 12, 5 yards Pastoeal Pnyar. Yuaadsjc and Friday 13-4 p.m. also mahufactures trucks, cranes, Bsrmdn, "What Are You living Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. put him to grief; when thou shalt make hia aoul an of 45-inch; 1-4 yard contrast. ' boilers and other heavy equipment., / Pattern No- 9142 U in slse# 3, m F ort"—Fred Travoitow. . Wapaaaday 7-7:55 p.m. much of it for export. • offering for sin, ha shall aaq hia Sasid,. ha ahall prolong i r K n k A C BS0.00 D O W N -^ PER MONIH Hymn. "Wa Are Uvi^r. We Are The public la cordially Invitedslo hia daya and tha ptaaaura of tha Lord ahall prosper In 10.00 ! ' 4 . 6, 8. 7, 8 years, Siae '4 , 2 3-4 MsniM' MANCHESTER Dwening." . At Hamburg, there waa ho alM 9 $25.00 DOWN—$20.00 PER MONTH yards of 35-inch; 1-4 yard coo- attend our services and use the of early settlement of strike# ' Vy •hia hand.: I EKIVI v a b k ‘B o^ ^ M O b Poathida. . reading room. He shf^ sea of the travail of hia aoid^ and shall .ha '' 4. Unit. T w o pattarna. UpbaMiri. A500 workera at the Howaldt ship­ 1 I W tbaae patterns, sand SSc for "CSirtst Jaaus" will he (he sub­ yards and 3,600 at the Stuelcken satisflad: iiy Ids knowtsdga shall m y righteous aanrant Own Taar Own Mvnia Ots—O# Bant Ths Waakand Tinfll# Frsllsm. ject of the LsasAn-Sermqn for Sun­ Justify many; tor HE SHALL BEAR 711EIR INIQUnTBS. EACH, in coins, your name, ad- SpeelaUzlBg yards, where men were paid off draa# aiaas'daaii^, and the pat- day, Aug. 38, 1956. The Golden yaatarday and received notlcas of Tharatore'wUI I divida him a portion with ths graat Let A t LaaatBq. ipssL' !■' 4U Oaatar BL and he shall divide UMLmmil with tha atreog; bacauaa HE tem number to SUE BURNETT, TSxt taftaaa Jly bafoltan Son, that whoabavar he waa numharsiLwItH ths tranagraaanra; and i^G BAKE S tB filM VENenSN EUNDS P aint and SOLD EXCUISIViiY U ;1 5 a4B„ Sunday SclMal. 6 Tha atrikea cut heavily Into the NEBT YORK 88. N. Y. halieveta on him should not perish, West German‘^Iffodyctlon. Unoffi- THE SIN OP MANY and mads tnUrcasslon far tha trans- Asto OOMBOIAIIOM BTDDM QUAMTY C. J. MORRISON Wallpnper CeC T:fl0 p j# . Gospel Serrica. hui have avarlasUng Uf#" grsssor#—Isaiah M. m i wmb S « d 35 cents now tor your copy WINDOWB-UMd DOOBB ciai asUmataa placed the loea at AButoB Lffkt b Lncabd On R S* S$ Hattway B I Htbrna a a i CeiefcesOer . of the new Fall and Winter '55 edi- SEAFOOD f/-.- - YBa-graKi ffalacUons ftorn the Bihla- in 1500.000 # day. * T noek C e sU o m i OBNIBR 8TBEBT TELEPHONE Ml 9-t71S Tuaadar, • p-o#. Frayar aaeet- chide tha foOowtng: "Thou, Bathla Uon of our pattern catalog Basic Cm. JOHNSON The Waat darman government YOU ARB WilGOMB Bspsessntatlns a* the psapsrty avety dny . Fksblon. Coloifnl, exciting, filled 43 OAK ST. . aad BiWe ■994 BphtaUh. though .thou be i# invastigatlag ohargea by man- MS CENTEE ST. (Bear) W b GIpg 6M MAIN 8 T„ MAHGHIBfm g pin.. Open Air Uttia among tha thouaanda o f Ju- ageiiMsit and two major 4>litical Bring Tour Bihla ffaarieh tha Beriptursa Wtth Us dU T TODAY ) with'iiurL'^aaiqr to sew styles lor TBU MI 8-8881 TEL.MI9-M 37 mi. iM uhir ‘ M l get out eJ thee ahaU ha aooM pgrtlaa that the atrikaa w eroW -J ' L. th smss. <99t|^ laita m» that la to ho ruler By OHBmittBitCGa v,.'-

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burning across the slley and I times arise from our thinking of. didn’t wnnt you to wake up and mein as if thsy could be altogether think ths operation had been a vicious or altofsUmr good. Anawar Sense and Nonsense failure. Split Terms I Human bebm like chickens, »encer Rubber Our fallacies and quarrels in thrive best whan, they have to qusatlons of right and wrong some­ scratch for what they get ' 4: Gladys Hasty .dSrroU. author. Is | "What’s the matter. Mr. M—? ACBOaa a staggered iii'ibp'— amus«d by this story, which Oome, come, you’ll have to admit l 2M «nd MUi “ demonstrates the wisdom of an old you’ve got a good many queer BY DICK TURNER President, a batter THE D e l i v e r s 8 jingle country storekeeper In an isolated specimens around here!" CARNIVAL g Mineral rock Snider Raises Coaches Gather at UConn Q inic Softball Final spot of Maine. To which Mr, M— replied, CleVelend 8 Permit Yes. it was truly, aq Isolated !!That's so, but they’ll all be gone • — to Drunkards 7-7 Deadlock; Deddeo Tense by September.” r 7 HU wife w u Herald Angle Batting Mark, spot, but that Wds In the winter. « .nances— 11 Bulging pot Tlie summer brought a few people '\llevcland 12 Encounter ■ » r whp had penetrated the section in In a New York restaurant artist ISGomplain 19 Overtime Qieers "Return Replay Monday Playoff Contest search of a secluded summ er James Montgomery Flagg saw A r' T deadlock with Warehouse Onw Manor .. tryman’s store and watch him as in fact that'Flagg decided he could implement 24 Stamping SHOTS M B U AND’niKBB Arounda to a daolaton, I’m a cinch to SpAoicer Rubber '1,' 500 he went about his business. Their use her as a model. Flagg devices 37 Bounded 47 Scatters lyn baaaball fans today, mainly Point last night at Charter Oak 500 i t Mr. Chancy. 40Concluslo* Football practice at Tale for win." From this view, the fight because of the three hit* which Acsto A Sylveatv .... . 1 1 TMSUt «IVC VA AM motive was not dissimtiiar to that scratched a note to Mias , Lillie. 20 Perched' 23 Rodenu Sgtlyq over so candidatea Starta Thurs­ won’t go the distance but will end Park in the finals of the annual '.__i—, IDiA HOW TH'SUIT "Who la that marvelous, gorgeous 26 Hideous membrane ftOHedledalEN, lifted hla batuing avarage abovr BlUy Lange's aiii|7« in the top which caused the men to congre­ ZlPcign , _ _ of 71 day. Ivy Laague regulations do not In the eighth round with the the .300 mark- again. State National Softball Congress l ^ K S INCASE gate in the warmth of the glowing ereature?” The waiter tmmcidiate- 2S Bellowed , monster t<)Thus permit any'foHn or organised Brockton Blaster etill wearing the 41 Fishing boat 97 Seine The Duke, who had connectad Tournament. The two tearns will of tha aavanth inning broh9 UR a . WANTS T'-OWE stove at the back of the country ly brought back Beatrice’s ri^iy— 28’Trader 27 Wolfhound grid aeaeiona before Sept. 1. Head coveted workTa heavyweight with only flvei hits In 84 times af meet again Monday night at 6:30 tanaa-pitcher's battia at-Waddell A SNOOZE IN IT/ grocery store in the good old days, "Me," —Philadelphia ^lletinl 27 Row 42 Have exUted 93 Make laca Coach Jordan Ollvar plana two- crown. . . . The control king in the' 32 Amulet bat before last night's splurga, had a t Charter Oak, Commissbaner' Plaid last a ^ t as Bpencar Bub- ^ or perhaps even yet. And on one acrostics day aeaalons daily until Sept. 15. National League this season la Ug labelled- Brooklyn fans the worst Casey Magnuson reported. bar topped GreAn Jifanor 2 to 1 in ' occasion conversation drifted into A youthful figure Is: what you 33 Steps over a rr The Ella ..open their slate against Don Newcombs of Brooklyn who In baaebaU' and aaid they didn’t ' Until Broad Brook broke loose in not too dissimilar a stream—That get when you; ask a woman her fence ^ the University of Connecticut on has allowad but 1.40 walks per deserve the pennant Hia acousa- the sixth frame. Warehouse'Point a LitUo Laagua Championahlp of telling funny stories. This time, 34 Characteristic |j Sept. 24 at tha Yale Bowl. Phil nine . laning game. Runner-up is tiohs came ’IKuraday night after had built up a coml'octable 8-0 round robin game. The outcome the stories were about the natives r' - I 33 High-strung Taraaovic Of Bridgeport, one of Robin Roberta of the Phils/ The he had been booed by the fans. lead. Twelve errors, six by each throws the round robin into a Hat- of the village, and they caused i A patient in the Infirmary 36 Felt -.1 New England’s top linemen, will two recent' duela between New* He back traeknd yeaterday when side. Bided the scoring by the final­ footed tie with each club lunring godd^ deal of laughter. Finally awoke after an operation. and 38 Perused anew captain...... tha -Bulldogs. lido ABsUtIng combe and Roberta, both won hy he said “I didn’t maan aU tha fa n s' ists. Broad Brook xoUected eight a one gnd one record. ‘ v someone noticed that the store­ found the blinds of the room 39 Expunfcrsi r Olivar will be Jefry Neri, Art the latter by one-run ;hargins, but he' rtIH was grAated' with a hlU off Willie U chaU and BUI PItcheA'A.iMttle , keeper did not join In. He had of drawn. 41 He served Raimo, ' Jack Pfendergaat and only addsTi fuel to the Argument mixture of booe And applause as Pace while Warehouse Point. was Skip Marsh of tha wlnnATa and fer^ no contribution to-the f»m Patient—Why are these blinds H arry Jacunakt.,.. PlalnWIle Stad­ aa to who is the better pitcher' in he came to bat the first time last able to gather but four binglea off Tony Falcetta. Graen Manor'* whatsoever. With a wink at the down', doctor? ium wtlt ba the acem of a apecial the senior loop. . . . The New York night'against Don Gross of Cln iSllly Lange faatballing strikeout'king, locked dUJointed i r p T F Bill Pelton. rest of them, he said: Physician—M'ell, there’s a fire i n o T 30-lap late-model Sportsmen rac­ football Giants will' have two cInnaU. Tha booe grew louder as One Extra Base Hit home over the flrat six inninn terms ing event, plus a 25-Iap jalopy 44 Decay Roosevelt's playiiig In their start- he struck out. There was only one extra base of play in one of the flneat pitch­ malr. tonight atarting at 8 ing defsnsivt line ^la fall. Vetsr- Cheers Inoreased hit. a triple by Eddie RosemaHn ing duels ever seen at tha Uttia 43 Folding bed sr o'clock...The weekly stock car BY J. R . WILLIAMS O U R B o a r d i n g HOUSE . with MAJOR HOOPLE an Roosevelt Brovrn will be at onp But the .next time up be con­ of Broad Brook. Roemarin and Ed­ League bell yard. Each allowed HJT OUR WAY 48 Reiterate . program at Riverside Park In tackis and rookie^ RooMvelt Grier \ UConn Photo bjr Wollman Sport Chatter SI Chant nected with the first of the three Featured baskethall speaker at the 10th annual Coachts Clinic at the die Musks each hit safely twice for JuAl one Wt, and one run, Marsh Agawam U on tap tonight start­ has clinched the other spot. Brown, singles, which raised his ave'rage Broad Brook and Andy Anderson fanned 13 men, and walked juAt 34 Citrus fruit ing a t 8:15. Tha track area has is a mere 245-poiindpr and Grier University Of Connecticut which concluded last Thursday was Ken onaHE's JUST' VOT^ UM.fPECHAPS] 33'Approached to .303. The cheers Increased with had two hits for Warehouse Point. two. Falcetta struck out 15.. ona 9 0 VDU HAVB TDISAN been cleared from the recent flood tips the FalrbAnka at 263 pounds. each hit and by the end of^the Loeffler, center, head cogch at Texaa^AAM and-formAr LaSalle men­ ADRIAN BIIOHAVD won tha more than hU gaiha high Ih ON EVERyTHMAT LOOK PUTTINti^ON AN ISS? \NE 6HOOUD 38 Joined eloecly tor. Hugh Greer, capable UConn coach. Is shown at tha left and I Warehouse Point tallied twice in three-mile rAce a t Kaney Park in A T 'nr RlKBS PEAK HAM ACT-SHECAN and HArry Storin reports all it in The latter Was the outstanding game, the National League’s No. each of the first three frames and gular season play, and ho loo al­ X 6 0 T PLAY THE PlAflO 57 Perfumes readiness for the usual ca|la6ity lineman for /the College All-Stars ths Rev. Philip Blahey of Manchester la at the. right Father Bleney Hartford last night in 17 minutes, ON TH* BACK OP THAT RUNAL.I.OPUS PIPE AMD F T i ir 1 man at runs battCd in apparently added a single run in the sixth to lowed rnily two bases on ballA a n d DOMM WHEN SHE’S 1 DOWN K n r F Saturday crowd... Rockingham in their rscA^t upset win over the was back in the good graces of is a former head coach at St/ Thomas SemlnAJy In Bloomfleld. He seven sAqonds. Bob Vinton was aWEATER RAMCOKT/ ftjT llO.'ORAT knot the count at 7-aU.' sAeond, bAing clocked in 17:13. H m Ametlciui Leagua ’ cham- lOOK AT My BEOOM AND amuTTSTAROUND 1 Grasp firmly Park will start a folir week-meet­ pro champion Cleveland Browns. the fans. now handles the intra-mural bsskeAall program at the seminary. Summary: plonapiona . scored their flrat nm in m the t OUST EU>I—AND LOOK AT A DSnNCTMEMT - A M t rr.'lME'LLALt ing Labor Day with the' uiilque "I’m sorry in a way that 1 Both boys are from Manchester. ------V---- MKPMOM \DUR LSANMO SIOSEr viRitE 2Inteipret WarcAMte Pviat <1) Michaud attends UConn and Vta opining inning. Lhnge. who o 3 Unclosed dnubleheader of racing as the/ fea­ "The Glymplc Idesl Is dying," popped off.” said the Duke. "I ab r h po a r rbl lactsd both bU U aii^ hits, led ioff ON ME'FOR MEtM *—MAkT- T. M. Bm. V. t. M All, ture. The Rock season ends Oct. 1. declare/ Dr. Charles Bucher in a guess 1 shouldn’t have said what i.irhatx. 2 j rt 'i 1 i! oiton ls_,a Mani^ater High atudenL Moen-Eueer- MONEV k^APP/ C^. It* »r MCA Aarvtoo. Iho. 4 By way of Osborn. 0 2 D 1 o; With______a triple to right. _ AKet groundgrou ‘THMfi 3 Entomology 57 The old |;oIonel. Dave Egan is nationiu magasine. "It will not I did. There are quite a few good Ilaior UagMt Royiiup Moirey. 3b ... 1 0 1 5 0 o | a m a ^ just Inaida Oie'''4rst base ^ 0 \JIM again the publicist for Rocking­ l>ermpAte the games next year at fans in Brooklyn." Bowldat. cf .. 1 1 0 1 « « 1|. LITTLE lUEAOUE prealdant CACHIPAL ’I'm tryinf to gat up narva anough to look insida and aaa (ab.) Hill...... 2 0 .0 1 2 fl l ! Ernie Dowd reported UUa mdming line. FalcetU whiffed the next hAan, what 1 knockad ovar whan t cloaad it!" ham. X Melbourne unless Americans and ’Then he added, smiling. "Maybe S ru k i. If ...... but Lange scored when Larry $0UMeMlR6 the/rest of the wprld demand a not as many good ones as bad ones, Anderson, c ... no' remaining Little League chAnge of emphasie. This great in- Injury-Riddled-^ Indiiftis B. Bourkr. rf . s 0 1 6 u 0 0 playoff championship games will Batea rolled out, oeeond to brat. e Jimmy Roach. Manchester though. Oonihee lb ... From this point on, FalcetU was W in g S hot, BY AL VERMEER teliiatlonai festival ia becoming Snider said it wABn;t .only the . 2 0 1 2 0 1 2' start at 5:45—15 minutes aarlier P R IS C IL L A ’S P O P High’s great football star of P. BoOike, 2b . . 2 0 0 2 0 -0 0 than previous attractiona just about untoUellaMe, pitching several seasons ago, will report innon fodder in-the cold war, with boos that got rndcr h a . tkln. He PftCe. p. lb . . . . 0 0 O. 2 1 0 1 out of severs^ Jams' brou^t IN PACT, t ajor stress on national pride, accused the fans of throwing Blanc, cf ...... 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 for football practice At Auburn on Cut New York’s M ar^ _ LASY M G ir r s s c h a d u l a d about by mUplays or'walks. D O h e a r t h e Sept. 1. Jimmy will leave ,Mah- , team victory and beating Russia things at- him in 'the field, too.'^-. ToUla ...... 7 4 21 IQ 3 < chesUr AUg: “30. Jim m y now at all coatr The games arj, h ^ - » "Just Ihe other day/-’ he bAM. iJt •2T'“ Alumni League gam* betwaan tha Marsh roUad aleogln high .fu r % ab ,'r h po a e rbl F im NatlonAl B anken aatTBcau- from the opentoff-pitek. iBowlng weighs in at 2l5 pounds his father, pering international good wfll." "I felt something nick my shoulder. New York, Aug. 27 (/Fj—If thc«dectomy. lasted through just six Hoffman, m ... .3101201 Clarence, reports. Roach has Mickey. Vernon played 16 seasons I looked down and what do you Middleton, lb . .3 11 6 1 0 0 pre Motors was 'postponad and only two base runners uhtll the in the American League before he think it was? A beer-eSn opener. Cleveland IndlMs cw win^ ^ ^ other A1 games. Detroit .W ard, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 has been rescheduled for Tueaday fourth. In this staoia. the loaers worked this summer at Pratt ^ d «P'*lton, p ...... Whitney in East Hartford. Roach finally hit a homer with the bases That’e not funny." they're Crippled, how's anybody . 31112 2 (li night. picked up their only hit and run. t knocked fourth place Boston Stmmoni, c ... 1 1 5 8 0 1 I _____L , Dave White opened the Inning and is expected to bloasom out ifito a loaded. The Washington first base- going to beAt 'em when they get farther into the background 5^4 la. MQska. If ... man accomplished this feat' Aug. B. Mu»ka. 3b . i 0 1 1 2 i I MERCHANTS Will hoM ia foot- alaabed a wickad line drlva into first rate performer in the' deep while Kansas City edged Balti- Kofl^marln, 2b-* 0 2 6 1 0 2 i ball practice Sunday morning at South this fail. Auburn /should IS against the Red Sox at Fenway h e a lth y ? E. Muaka. cf . center that rolled to the fence for 'M anager Al Lopex, who's raar- mora 3-2 on Enoe Slaughter's i n n n n ^ U® o'clock a t Mt. Nebo. Dfilla are have another powerhouse/eleven. Park. . . . Ted KlusMwakl. the eightth-inning home run. WUson. rf . . . . two baaet. Tony. Falcetta boimced homer king in the majors, didn't vellcd all. year at how hta Tribe has Dani'^lt. I'f .a. 0 1 0 o 0 o' scheduled Monday. Wednesday and tha flrat pitch. through Uto flrat The team has a schedule Which in­ Major League The National League race ^ '------'— i Friday nights next week at 8:30 cludes games with Chattanooga. get a Single round tripper last sea­ managed----- to --stay up ^«,a®ta9' close in rBPM the BrUU»CUaroused itselfILWII , aa V/Ulvtllll»AlClncinnAti baaamea with White - acoring. Florida. Kentucky, Georgia Tech, son in St. Loula but to date the Ametican Uague smacked Brooklyn 4-2. cutting Brl^k '.'.'.V.'..® ^ e s t Side Oval, ^ c h Gay Marsh bore down to atrika out the big Cincinnati first sacker has = L ead ers= : Warebuure Point ...... 222 001 0—7 i Salvucci sent a squad of 20 CSndi- side, and the National Leagpera Furman, Tulane. Mlasisairoi State. was withoutwiinout three of /I* big g^a Dodgers'rw.-*.!' lead to 10 gSmee- rSmes— **• ; dates through a long drill last Georgia and Clemaon /. .’There are lofted six out of the playing con­ KaU*aal Lm ism agaln last nighL ye vAnkees.^ I*** s|iorteBt spread since-their ►n:^LOB. WarrhiAW Point 5T Broad ! ntvht at'tK . Hval Riiainaaa Uan- had juat ona base—A«h- smacked the New York Y a n x e e a ,^ / , , ,n vil- rook 4; BB. L ictiau 1. Paco 6. Prlfon ' Man mainder of tha game,- SM/MOTWEICSCEraRW hurn, Phlladrtphia, .S27t CJampanrlU. _ SO. Lichalx i / T a c o 2, piito'n 1;! agcr George Mitchell reports more Holy Croes pre-aeAson football Louis. ' ■ Brooklyn. S22; Kluiaewihl and Po.r. 6-2 and climbed b«:k into second ^*o„d ,Stce Brakes tilt* off, LIchatx 7 for ‘6 runr In (:|linem en are needed. Eight backs S tarters n eaaoved roster and only two from Connect!- Cincinnati. .314; Aaron, Hilwaukre. place. Paco I for ,2 runa in 1;. WP. LIrhaU 1. ; k- v, airoariv Ko.d h. mAA. At thq.end of six inninn with A L L E Y O O P O n H id W ay BY V. T. HAMLIN cut. The Crusaders will play a 10 Joey Bettencourt Is now teach-1 .31(1. _ The victory upped the Tribe to BY RAY GOTTO Runs—Snidrr, BrcMiklyn. 103; Port. *^{:‘tSuS^J^.:iiphl« from j ?E. Y S -” - - - i the ecdfo tied, each team nad to COTTON WOODS gaipe schedule Including a Nov. 12 Ing school and coaching at D art­ Cincinnati. *7; Mayi. N.w York, 94; within one game of the first place replacing the Gtanls in third place ' change hurlers in keeping with IGUESSSaCAN meeting with /Connecticut at mouth High, just outside of New Khinrwakl, Cincinnati. 96; Bruton and Yanks, caiT5rtng them past the 4-1 and Chicago snapped a seven- Little League nilee. Phil Xhipont Bedford,' Mass. Joe, who starred at Aaron. Mllwaukrr. 89. Chicago WhiU Sox. Who tripped to ’iCXJTHlNKOF Storra. They oAen with Temple Runl Batted In—Snider. Brooklyn. game losing streak 8-;3 at Pitts­ came on for Spencer and Ken Bur­ ANYEPEOAL WE’RE at Worcester ,on Sept. 24. Dr. UConn and the past two seasons nS; Ennii. PhlladelphU, i04; K lu««- third with a 10-0 pasting by Wash­ burgh. nett for the Mehor,. EQUIPMENT I Eddie AnderooA is now in his SOth with the Manchester Merchants •kl. Cincinnati, *»: Banka. ChlraXo. »7; ington. The WhlU.Sox, only iti Boston, five games Kphlnd. Twi Loop Game a Tie^ halls from New Bedford. AI Palml- Poll. Cincinnati. Aaron. Mllwaukre and g a m e s back despite three straight^ including The victore eoored thalr tally season as head football coach and Maya, Near York. 94. with two down and nobody on. Du­ his 12th sea^n at Holy Cross eri. former Ideal pro basketball rfita—Bril. Cincinnati. 1*2: Kluairw- defeaU were home's by Sammy White and Jim pont was hit by a pitched ball. mi ini> a Rocky Marciano has grown-one player, la also coaching and teach­ aki. Cincinnall. 1(0. Poat. Cincinnati, Pedro Ramos, a.20-year-old right pj^rtall. but Billy Hoeft-hung on T? ing in New Bedford. Pal Is now,a tS9; Aaron, M llwaukrr. 167. Moon. 81. Davs Toratenaen walked and KEYSTONE,' inch sines 1951 when he fought Loula. ISO. hander. for hU 13th triumph. Bill Tuttle Return Match Toni^t Lange drove his winning atogle to Joe Louis., basketball referee in the Bay Doubtra — Logan. Milwaukee, 32; Three Regulars Out hit two douMea and a horoa run laft. -TH' State... Tcevee baseball dish Sat­ SnISar. fUeoklyn and Aaron. Mllwau- Cleveland was ifIthout Larry to pace Detroit's 10-hit attack on urday and Sunday on Channel 8 koe. 28: Poll, Cincinnati. 27; R rrar. Staadiags vyNorthies were both unearned; In tha bottom bt tha aavanth, Challenger Archie Moore who Brooklyn, 24. Doby (pulled thigh muscle). Gene live ^ s to n pitchers. ___ TontlhuAA'lbontlhuAs^o KuH a steady v e ^ features the Brooklyn Dodgers and ■ 'Trltilai—Long. -Piuabursh. •«>■. Bre­ Woodltng (bruised ribs) and Vie - ---- BrxictliB Loses Ihipobt reUrad the MdolaaadaF to^ Cincinnati today and the Brooks ton. Milwaukee. Mava, New York and CYO ...... -7 3 .700 ner's errors. In . the flrat frama. wrap up the triumph, x ' L O A D iO l barrage at champion Rocky Mar­ Clemente. Pltlaburgh. 9; Aaron. Mil­ WerU (polio), yet battered Tom­ Johnny Temple hod three ciano a^laima the Rock’s punching and Cardinals tomorrow. Channel waukee, 8. ' my Byrne, usually a tough gent hits aa Cincinnati denied Carl NE's ...... 6 i .600 after AI dole had doubled and Monday night Green M aaer will ability is greatly overrated. "I 19 and 55 wilt bring the Red Sox Home Runa—Kluaaewakl. Cincinnati. for The Tribe to handle, for 12 Brakine hia 100th major league BA's ...... 6 5' 355 moved to third on a ground out, try to regain jthp wlnntog ttxkch (1;41; Bankf,Banar, Chicago,uniraso, 39:a»: Snideronrarr B(;-ook- innlnwa miglR knock him out In^n early — Kansas City game into your lyn and Majrx. New York, 38; Halhewx. hits in seven Innings. victory, and knocked in the win­ Sklnnet' threw the ball into left When they travel to Vecplanckx. rouHd,’!. Moore said. "If it goes 15 rooms Sunday afternoon. Milwaukee. 33. . ' FerrU Fain, a castoff with a ning run with a double aa the Red- Brilliant hurling marked last flel^- on an attempted piw ‘ d o u b leh M C k rf In foO r om yi, m an - ning. Bob Buhl spaced eight hits at 6 o'clock. If the Churchmen can Morlariy, 2b . 2)0010 Whltx, c ...... 3 1 1 ft 3 0 rr ITUT. ting it mildly. longer timed, he moved/a stap in­ * fourth-innlntr double for a 13-8 record and hla fourth cop the game tonight, a double K Skinner, c 10 0 1) 0 2 niewu.FAIeeia, ja U ..... I- 0 00 11 , 0 0 0 Tony Trabert and Vic Selxas B. Skinner. If 2 1)000 Ponuno,PonUDo, _A .... ' ------side the baseline. New York 106* Smltji, Cl«v^la«d. 88; by Minnie Mlnoso, who ran his straight victory. header will be played tmnorrbw 2 0 0 1 0 0 ..1 0 0 1 0 0 0 have two strikes on them. One Willard Shmidt cut off Philadel­ B e'nrT b*'.'.^, Rumett, -lb, p . 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 more and they’re out and the Trabert had one good chance to G<^man. Boitoir. 4i8: TulUe. D eiroil.hitting...... streak to 19.. games, and a wUh the British Americana Swxrl. M .... 2 0 1 3 0 0 IVIer. cf ...... 3 0-0 0 0 0 0 87. two-out. single by Jim Rivera In phia's alx-game winning string NB's meeting at 1:30, and (he wut- 2 0 10 11 liortbD, rf ..aoooioo coveted trophy returns to Aus­ pull ahead in the third set. He Run* lulled In—Jensen. Boeton, 101: with a flve-hltter while the Slmroiml.. cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Roltfback. 3b .. .^ _ 0 0 6 1 0 0 was ahead 3-1, having brokeh Boodp. DetroiL M: Katlne. Detroit end the ninth off Ramos. The lix-fooe ner of that contaat playing the HeitluH*. p ... 1 Q 0 0 0 0 tralia. Berra. New York. 90: Manlje, New Cuban. 4-8 fpr the a^jwn. walked Cards ran up * 7-® lead on Curt Trabert and Selxas try to keep Hoad’s service - and could have CYO at 3:30. In case of a North Totnix . . Totata ...... 33 3 "o York. R«. only two and struck mil three. Simmons In the first four-yframes. End win tonigift, the plpyuga wilt' .. 1« 3 3 15 2 3 Bpencer Bobber their faint hopes alive on the piled up a 4-1 lead, which; would Hilx—Kaline.. DetroH. 175; Poh'''. The Cubs Whacked 11 hits, with ME'i'(3l Green Manor ...... tnve been mighty hard to over- Kansas City. 168: Ktienn. Detroit. 15.. Big First Inning be held in two weeks. ah r h po a e rbl 2B. White: 3B. Lai polished turf of the West Side Ten­ Smith. Cleveland. 163: Fox, Chicago.. Washington got off to a rousing Ernie Banks getting a double and Col*', liix . J. .., 3 113 0 10 .B -uS nis Club today when they engage ronie. But ha fiqbbed It, getting U'Mka Nearly Fatal. . . )4u*ll>l. 8 b '...-. 152. start, scoring six-runs in the first trime. «K1t6“ Sam J6nes, who Coii[ 2 0 -0 2 3 0 0 »=85%?SS5f"i»*’ h. Lewa Hoad and Rex Hartwig in only one point on his service. Doubles—Kuenn. Detroit, 32; Power. walked eight, i permitted three Three walks in the last -half of toiiper. if ...... 3 '0 0 0 0 0 0 nett 1; Hits bff, Marxh Itor 1 run in a BY PETER HOFFMAIY After thst, it was all Hoad, Kanaai Cllv. M: (toodman. Boston. 27: inning as Dick Donovan, making the fifth frame, the only free I-xAitvnbach* p 3 0 1,.0 .0 0 5 J E F F CO B B the doubles match of the best-of- Whtte, Boston and Smith. Cleveland, his second sUrt since his appen-1 y.i,,sDutgh safeties. .larvid. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 'O lanlna; Burnett 1 for I run In 1: l ony/ a sharp net player, watched passes given by Hedlund all night, WUmin,■ rf 1 .------2 0 * - • - ■ lont 0 for 0 runa In I ; Falcetto 1 for Not Too Baid! BY LANK LEONARD -flve event'at 1:36 p.m. (E S T ).-■ 36 ' 0 1 0 0 Q nlo a t: HBP, Marxb. Rsarden), MY (5000NE55.'...THI6 AND, EVEN IF rriS, MICKEY FINN Bhran if Trabert and Selxas win placements fly by him time,' and Triplex—Mantle and Carey, ..New nearly coat the Churchmen the N. HnhpntLnlhiu, c .... 2 0 0 e 1 n 0 Falcetta IGIceaMI. Burnett Jlxipont): CHILD LOOKS LIKE.. IT'S IWNE OP N Y ^ again. The final count showed York. 9; Power, Kanxai City. 8; Kaline contest. But with the bases jam­ R Hoh^'ntl>1,.■ntml, 7 lb . .. 3A 0 a 0 3.100 WP. Mnrab 1. nilcetU 1; W. aUrxh; ' the doubles they'll still have to and Boone. Delrnlt and SImpxon and Koaki. 2b a i l, 0. 0 0 0 U, Mullin, WIttke Vacant); L, BurneU: SO CMOL FIS»€R THINKS B u s if is s / WOWfWHAT win the flnal two singles tomor­ Hoad with 3 placements to Tony's Ftnigan. Kansas City. 7. med and one out, Hedlund :SHE'S FOOLING ME, POES 38. Home' Rune—Men'lle, New York. 33; Joe Giambrii Gets in Line promptly settled down and threw Tola’s .V, i n i 3 f t 1 H Scorer, Eyani; Time.- 1:38. row. TOny ls paired with Ken Rose- Kaline, Detroit; 25: Zauchin. ^ Boxlon GYO ...... 000 30—2 SHEi 7...h HA a .'...AA .. AS------. IF I OION;T No Match for Aussie am) Zerhlal. Kanus City. 24: Wllllamx.- third strikes past Howie Lauten- NK’a .... KNOW SHE« eWING wall and Selxas meets Hoad...... lOl 00-3 Furthermore, tha sta.tlstlcs are Seixas simply was ho match Boston, 23. • bach and Richie Jarvis. Jarv’is 2B. Cok. Koeki:. SAC. Morlarty; DP, T 0 'V [S n ^ R ' for Rosewall, a wiry little swinger Stolen Baiex—Rivera. Chlcas^ 23; For Shot ni Olson^s Title N. Ilohembal In :E. Hohrnllial to.Cole; discouraging for the Yariks. Only Jenien. Boalon and MInnao. Chicaao. went down on strikes three times Auniri to lUakI; BB. Hedlund 3. Lau- List Family Picnic once''in,DavU Cup hatory- haA a who owns perhaps the finest 14; Burby. Chicaao-. 12: Smith, qeve- during the contest on Hedlund's topbarh 2; 3D. Hi'dDind 12. LauK-nbaoi ground strokes in the game. Ken Und( 9. terrlflo curve bail. 8;_HKl’ Gardner (by lantenbacft): team gone dpwn to defeat in the nhowsd K. b#l(.Ar s*rvlC6 th a n !’ PIlchInK on • San Francisco. Apg. 27 (4’)--a .I. t01son winning ‘'V “ 1-^54 1-2. PB, K. Bklnner; Hobentliali U., Staum, For Deep Chib opening Mn^les and managed to snoweo a oeiter aervice man | york. 13-4. .760: Donovan, , . I ‘ olftOi who cKiho in n t Jvv poundEt The two runs scored by Ute Gleaxon. Tlmr. 1:38. uaual and hia forehand aometimes Chicaao, 14-8. .737; FV>rd. New Yni^. , Joey Giambra waa in line l^ y ^ lighting weight, win the Cup. That was in 1980 found wanting,^ scored liumeroue 14-«, .7ti0; Hurd, Boston., 7-3. .700; i when .Australia’s Adrian Quist and Trockx.'CTlia*o/'iM. .*84? fpr * Shot at the middleweight ' j j ..a, little aluggah ’ First annual family piente of the Jack Bromwich dropped the flrat points for him. , , ^Strikeouts— Score Cifveiai^. 194: taxing ' championship On the "When I get down to my own Deadlock Results | Whtte Eagle Drep S*a. Flahing ■ Under Talbert’s orders, Seixas Aaan. Is scheduled Sunday a t John two matches to America's Bobby cdntihUBlly played to Rosewall’a 120:''froeTt.*^”roil” n»r Sumvarv, bJ*: ' strei?gth W ' last night’s masterful . Rigga.an(lFTank.EackeL.bat miinc Ion kuH Gt c U. ___ porJorfnancf .aesinit tltUat Carl. Tom Hill in Glastonbury. Tha pic­ forehand and more often than-aot, Lrailu# Home HUna—117 *■ f ^ h o i Olson from llie kid. X tfcik He ■ Xhe hesl In Pro-Lady Golf nic will be open to meihliera and back to. win the next three. had the return pasted past him. Both L'nlmpresalve 973 xet in 1963). ------1 ( ^ ) p ^ v a te , who challenger ip the middle>v.ight di- their famUies. * Even ao, he broke through in the Traiuportatioiv to. tha pfonlc Both 'rt'abert and Seixas were fifth arid ninth games of the sec­ dropped a unanimoui daclalon j'^■*°"’ *** * One (rf the largest .flelds in unimpresalva in .defeat yeaUrday. Olaon in the champlonja "Home" punches ^ r e years competed in the Pro-Lady poim da wiA'.be fum U ied by ond set, pnd it should have beeh tear membeita for familia* 'without 1 * ^ The'neSr-capacity throng of 13,500 dui^’ a^P tor an experienced c*nw Pslsce rinn • ■ WAS niven as- ! L^^ser DisAppoini^a * v Golf Oiampionshlp. ySkterday at ------T ------hMf-expectad Rosewall to lick the Manchester Cmintry Club. cars from sju. to l p.m. Those. BY LESLIE TURNER RbieWiTl 'to'com e right back and Sport Schedule aurance he’d get’a tIUe*date„by ‘relelluMS ''a“ i, VzBaXEBOAY’B ja«8l’l,T8' CAPTAIN EASY ObBUcla.'Eli! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS. It Reelly Spins BY MERRILL C. BL0SSBR Seixas. T hat he did. 8-3. 10-8, 4-6, Truman Glbaon, aecretary W-^^a ti^ u p by Olson a ^ Deadlocked for first plage were _ ’ "*_(.Ai«er4ea» planning toj attend yure asked to break through. meet at the White H bH, 91 8-2, It was Roaewall'a 10th victory “He was the better player," International ' Boxing .jClub, who; tarl< Willie Hunter-Alma Liberty., of Detroit 8, IBoxton 4; in 12 meeting a urlth the 32-year-old Wlllimantic, > $9-40—79 anil Lou Cleyeisjid 8. New York 3. North St. ‘ ^ said SeixaA "That's ail there wa* Totilglit ^uffrem‘rtn,S:^"‘^ t.leviaed,* mS."^e‘ad;” Wxihlngtnn 10, Clljcaao a The .following roads will be Selxas. . . to it/ He had . the shots and 1 CYO -va Morth Enda, 8—Mt. Galby-Evelyn Sawyer of Mill Kansu Glly 3. BiuUmore 3. JEnAEMBfRlMATOLO But there probably wasn't a "H e ^ ^ ^ a re a titlq ftght to he .aid. "but I’m no Judge. " River. 41-38—79. A total of 50 poated witH yellow artanaa for ------MAiCHNe l U A couldn't get to them. I think I Nebo. The crowd, which paid $21,400, Milwaukee 7, Sew*York 1. directiaiu to the picnic grounds; soul aitting in the sun-baked stands played well and I wasn't the least MotMlay, Aug. 99 February," said. Gibson. teams competed in the ev ^t which rinpUinaU 4, Brooklyn 3. • -jMotiNe P L sr^ was with Olambra all the way. waa sponaorsd by the Connecticut ^ Bt. LouU 4. PtilUdelpbia 1. , Routes 44A, 85 and M. . _____ ■MeflAHkee.MOMT ' who -thought Hoad, a big, blond bit tired at tke end." Green Manor va. Abato A Syl­ Sid Flaherty, Olsona’ manager, Tha 24-year-old Oiambra, who'll youngster who blows hot and cold, vester, 5:45—Verplanck.; agreed that the '24;:year-old crew- PGA. > Chicaao a. Pitubursh 3. -^I'WE CoMVtCTP IT M b > AUaaie Qaptain Harry HopiAan be dUcharged from his Army du- BTANMN08 Vaughn Mancha, Jlhe coach at AM A ll^MAnc I could humble 'lYabert, the king of was .elated, aa would be expected North Methodiat vs. Second cut kid had earned t|ie date. Host pro', Alex Hackney, teamed Axaericaa V. tiaa a t Ft. Hood. Tex., in De­ W I. Pet. CBL Florida State UaivacBi^.. ina a thew'orld’a amateurs. He not only of a fellow who has one of sports' Oongoa 8:S0 — Robertaoti. "We’H box him for tba title cember,, aald he hopea hto fpm- with P ^ Stevens, ’Woman's Club humbled 'Trabert, but gave Tony a North Ende,va Naesiffs, 6:15 right her# after Bobo gets tlirough cham|>ion, and the pair fashioned a New York ...... n .(11 • alar center at AlabaBti. Ue.|iByed moat ,prised poeseaaiona In h a manding general saw the light on Cleveland ...... 7( SO in the sugar Bowl ganaa twi^ good tenna IcaAon to boot, 4-8, ffraap. Waet Side. with (Sugar Ray) Robinson In 44-40—84. Hackney also played in Chicaao ...; ...... 76 50 .(00 November," Flaherty said. "May- televialoa. a twosome with Carolyn Lakiitg Boston ...... 73 54, A71 and the Rose B«wi ooCa. 6-3. 8-3. 8-8. "I think we’lL win it,” he said. Beaupre vA. Elka, 8 — Cfiarter •"I guess I did pretty good." he Detroit ...... (6 ff :812 "Wa’ra in a tough apot.? said 'Tm certain Hoad can beat Seixas Oak. ^ we can eet it up for February. grinned, ■''^aybe'he'll make me a and the pair had a 48-44—87 score. Kansas City ...... S3 74 .417 U.8. cup Captain BiU TalbArt NSC/ Toumay Finals, 8:80— We'll taice on Bobby ’ Dyke* at , Prise lUt—Low gross: Tied by W uhinaton ...... 44 78 .301 and if the derdaion atiU ia in doubt privata flrat class Tor a reward.” BalUmore ...... 39 M .317 "Thera’s no denying that But we when Rosewall and TVabart play Charter Oak. Mtoml on S ept 91 before the Willie Hunter and Alma Libert and BalleuI y l - still can win. Both Tony and Vie U,e final .match I’d hava to glvA Tueaday. Aug. 90' Robinsdn fight" Lou Galby and-Evelyn Safwyer at ao .« .840 ara la good ahape.” » the edge to Ken baaed on what I Bankars va Beaupra 8 - O u r - OlaoB Surprised n . 5 M « " : . 71 58 J89 10, ;tcw lOnd Olaon was iqiparently aa sur­ Alumni Loop'Nine Kew York . . 65 (0 .530 13 How about Trabert’s shoulder? saw in the opening singles. TVa- ter Oak. First iow net-'.'Stan Stasow and Philadelphia ,.(( n .511 Ii>4 WATi HF UWt> Ha injurad it a couple of weeks ago bert <|#flBltaly did not play hia Lutherans vs. Center Church, prised aa the 9,102 fans, who booed Gail Morgan 81-12—t89. Second low Cincinnati . . M S 4ia- 13 at Southampton and has been out bast." 8:30 :— Robertaon. lustily when U|* unanimoua de­ In Tourney Gahie net—Tied, Frank Kringle and Mrs. Chicaao .... . ao 71 .4(1 M Weinaiiday, Aug. SI cision w8a 'announced. Ha ac­ t. Ix>ulx . . M 71 .613 3i VIC Letter To Sister B Y .M IC H A E L O’M A L L E t THE §T0RY OP MARTHA WAYNE Anne’s Question BY WILSON SCRUGGS of action' aiBee. Bud Kata 88-15—71 and Alan'Mac­ f Ittsburahp...... :,*'4a_T3 .181 « H SPEED bow; *Tt’a perfepUy aU right." tsibart A ceto A Sylvester va. Spencer knowledged that Otombra "gave intosh and Mrs. Jack 'Pickford 86- * t o o a : ^ nA M B i Rubber. 5:45—Waddell. < me a'lbard fight." ~ Semi.4nal round in the State AM(«.INNMt,WICHE> iejilied. .’’At leaat, I aaksd Tbny 14—71. Wasbinron at^lcaao —Btophe (8-11) T 0 N I 6 H T s u n o s s 2 HOLD THB., MAS BMP O P . _____ kins htar 'THAT, L -. 1 IAN IdTDlONt ACrtHg CONCIIT and he told me It was CMC.” Ye8terday*$^tars Bankers via Trust, 8 — Charter "He’e fast end ha's smart and Alumni Baaebair Tournament will d«.f:ag6> TILL so u BNtA0l6B EN-\FWTHU O i>D AhBnHBK] »SrrSR/Z POUND UNvr MBHLBinr he ac»FrN«NTChk 'Whatavar the reason, ’Trabert, Oak. • he's young.;' aald tha balding be playad thft afternoon at Duffy CO N O m O N ’GOOD’ ' ’B<>Ifw*st*DeU5i^Baui4aiin »x. Field in'W est H*rtford. Opening jMB«iMTwrr'MV liSiNKM TO HOLP ’•o u t JOVtP ORMSAT-IaNOTHW FlU ,.O ls» OP rrrAMYTMNBi certainly didn't perform like a Pitehiiig—.Pedro Ramoe, Bena- Church Laagua Playoffa (Fin­ champion. "I’m getting to be an Cleveland. Aug. 27 OP) — Pbllo- CVvelSBd-is^^ (t-W Ivic 4CUMA1A t e m p w / ^ INOWHU RdlCy HOLPKft/ fellow, who had Won 18 of 19 tors, gava up Just two hits, a als), 8:30 — Robertson. old man.” game a t 1:30 wlU pit the F irst N a­ aMckhu Vic Wert* ■was in ’’good”: vx. Score fiS-ld) or W ym <148) IVB.BSEN tournamanU over tha aesaon,: fotuth-lnning doubla apd a two- FrUay. Sept. 9 At times last night Olaon look­ tional Bankars of Manohaatar BUMttion to an iSolatlbn ward to-^ fOnly aamex x ^ u M ). 994AR Nafr^BBHt . cnPpiiig it off by sailing throngh out atogla in tha ninth, as the Nata Oraen Manor va. Spancar Rub­ ed just that. Glantbra waa sharp, agiainat ths Koio Kromes of West day, and the Cleveland Indians' C lndnnstt at iSSSkbrii—8)»wlxr . I S beeame apparent that Tony a butUa-hardanad competitor de- ropes, acorin'g .with hia body punch­ Coach Ronnia Quigl* of the Bilk doM not necasaarlly maan other The all-time money winning aplte. her 39 yaara, and carefrea ing and nuUifylito Olambra’a hocBc. Town Bankers canr call upon either ptoyora will get' the dUsaae. wsm't going to prcM the issue. Wee nehlernf Clyde Richard who Joe Becker, Etching OBBek oT At the start, Hoad, fearful of horae a t Monmouth P ark is Wile 'Jana Nclton, a vacationing history R aferta Jack Dtowney had it 58- tha Brooklyft DoflgarB, 1* Jflek* Itom Gl HeUa' Heltoscop* who won teacher from Indianapblls, matched' 52 for O|aon and JudgM Ray each has achieved one mound win ‘vc. TVabert'a cannoniMUl delivery, to date to the tourney. Feabler was DanAy Rann are also available for named "Tlgar." But ha caa1.3a^ staywl in the backoourt sad aetat the .1955 runninga of the Mon- golfing akiUa today In the 38rhole Florea and Vem Bybec scored ib< when Bad kow Uia moMth HaadicaF>aiid the Salvator Snala of the 951(1 Women’s Na- 57 1-2-52 1-2 and 55 1-2-53 1-2. addad to tha Banka’ taam for the inound^duty with Coach Ronnie bade easy returns. Thai's bow the post-soaaoB play. Big Joo Dyer a DaiglaT powerltouae nine. tad. k ' Amarlcan won Uw. first sat. ililB foe taUl puraae^f 98M08k Uonal Amateur Tbunament. ^ 'hie Aaaociatad Preaa card Miowad .'/L. \ r ' ■ J . ■ ■\ -'iStW

/ ' V. MANGHE8TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY., AUGUST 27. 1955 ■I ...... — ...... a----- Doga—Bird#—Peta 41 Household Gopda HonaMwld Gooda I I Ihraw and Load Ibr Sal* 71 He For Sal* 72 "lle«iM "Fv Sal* ' 'H WaR(l6—Rod Batate 77 AotMiobilM htr Sal* 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Bt PAGALY an^ SHORTEN Help Wantfld-oMil* S« NameBrpim Boltott WANTED—Good home tor kitten. ROOMS BRAND Sir PORTABLB dtahwoaher, toU RARBBN CDNNIIdfTICUT ^ Rk- MAMCMBaTBR - GLASTONBURY VALUE ^ ARB TOD OONRIDRRINO BBBOBB TOD .aWT ■ iiaa* c u Beneficial Finance Company' Three Week and two buff, Ador- FURNITURE, capacity. Needs no , installation. cepUonal. btqrs dairy; .poultry 8BU4NO TOUR PROPBjRTTt • m ' Oeitun Motor Saiw. Bulck m . Excellent oondiUon. Gall after a farms, with or without stoeV 1 to Brand new thred bedroom Wo win appraise pear prapoitp r K able. aa. 9^>$$0 after A.SQ, p.m. MI. 9*357. Temple H ^d Sc/^I^Limch Bm 8 a l« and Sarvieo, ' M5 Main W m . DOLLS 0 « X will employ several men as WITH REFRIGEI 100 acres. WsUea Agency, Cwvfai- ranch. Oversiae attached ga­ fras and tnffisiit and (Wliwtion ■ trott Ml. ••4571. Opon ovtainga. POOT 'KAItTlVui*. branch manager trainees. PlilPPIBB, male and female. Full AND E try. PI. 8*IH», ' ^ M A l o t ^ Ws alao m» pcoparty tor — " white coliaire. Cheep," 609 Keeney FOR QUIC9C sale, Ox^laca kitchen rage, ameaUo drive, full cdlar, aaubif or Sidney A. Brown, 15 Cobum Rd., 1953 OBBVROLSn' Sedan, |>ower- U e CAM PlMD OH.BROiaER-R! Must be . high school gradu- ■et,. electric refrigerator, one gao nice trooo. Full price, 1 1 0 ^ . hot whttf 'oll heat, lot 100 x Free Jfcfeafi Policy IT’5 TOe TUeTMiNGS ate.e, college training desir­ St. ONL 1 atove, 3 pioca-Uvlng room aet, Mahchoetor, abort woyaeut. Throe ETa NUIT'r Ra T. Raattor who was recently eieetod president CUkSSIFlED ADVT. glidej radio, heater. Two-tone fin- .MOPLAW Ha For Sol* 72 bedroom ranch, 8H yoara oM. full 298. Chnvenient to Hartford BRAX-BURM R B iO irr of the conjfregatlm of Tsmpto iah. Clean UirouKhout. Douflaa VQU «EC OM TUf 9E able. Age 22 to 28. Must have etd ar wardrohe. S-pleco llvMg Beth aholom auccoodlng Nat N. jreP T , HOURS RtREEt* TMaT MhiU room oot, French mliror, isstta- cellar, large lot. Bate price, or Mancheater. A real buy at M i-a-am aiottan, AtR. 87 {(gpoelri)-*f«ta_and Motora. 333 Main St. car. This position .offers a Livealoek—Vehicles 42 •DC ROOM Capa Oed, two unfln- m:700. Ellsworth kitten AgMOjr. Schwedel, will assume hU duties Board of Ftaaaos; i a 5 A. M. t* 4;S0 P.' M, JOB WOflTM iAsy Terms tion firepiace, S-tai-1 mahanay $18,900. UBTINOa WANTED - magi PoUelea w a n rtvlowoil ralating to liM4 CRKVROLET 4-doqr atatlon splendid opportunity in the 'end table. 53 Chestnut Bt. m £ lahod. Oil hot w ater boat, firo- RoMton. Ml. ------"Mr. Boake, constahla; Mari* viUicE.' WB BUY COWS, calvee and beef place, awninga, combuiatton fine, ML 8*808. Split level, throe bedrooiha,^ ttoMaarily. throoOoutty. bui ia vlea. president of oporaUen of tha hot Utach jkrogram and Lauriar P. DaMacK wagon. Radto^eater, tutone ivory consumer finance field. •'Sal­ cattle. Also horaee. Plela Bros. *•5358. ~ '~ertp. Have many earii COPT CLOSING TIME and marorai. Thie car ia apotleaa- sereens and etorm doora. Large Attached garage, ceramic tUe Manufacturing of R b « n Corp. Ho, at tha adjourned mesting ot tbs PlaiiBiag Onmndarioa, ’ '•: m ary, car allowance, insurance. Tel. MI. 3-7406. A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S lot, Rxcluaive with Mancheater Mortgegas arrangad. U a graduate of the Maaiachusette Board of Education on ’Thursday Appeal Apfoavafl CLASSinED ADVT. ly clean. Cornea with 4 new Urea. h a th ,'oil hot water heat, lot caU O a^ a L. Oraatadte. Institute of TachiiolQgy.'paat pres­ new car guarantee goea with Other benefits include group 43-45 Allyn St.. IlArtford Aaaociate(|, Roaltora. Qiariea W. night. Hie moetlng was attended The Zoning Board at MON. THRU FRl. Wearing Apparol~^rB 17 Lathrop, Muicheater. Ml. 8*355, I l l CONCORD ROAD 160 X 320. Priced to aell . ML 8-M18. 188 Baary ident of the Hartford Cnaptar of by Ohairenan John McDermott, thia beauty. Barlow MotOra, 4SS insurance, , vacation, liberal A bides For Sale Phone CHapel 7-0358 the Bociety of Advancement of 10:S0 A. M. Main St., Mancheater! MI. 8.8831, MI. 8-7488. $16,900. 3Ci». Pearl JewaU, Mra. LUlUui Van s - y savings and retirement plan. After 7 P. M- CHapel 6-4690 BEAUTIFUL FUR coat, in oxctl- JLurga ^ 0 romn rand} In* Management, s' member of the Zander and Vincent KrsericAi. Also SATURDAY 9 A. M. ROYAL AND Emlth-Corona/port- lent condition. Bise 13-14. Bacrttice or rrAoy 'i sail, axohtoiga gardlng use of land on R t H ita 1954 8TUDEBAKBR aporta coupe Phone PARKER 8TRBBT Other rapehea and split Manchester Lotlge No. 78, AF. present were Princlpri Richard B. raaidentlal bulldiiyr. Board aMe^ able and aiaildard typewritsra. igEJfDix~AUTOMATIC washer, $00. May be seen after 5 at Bi eloahd bromwway, tax ga~ real oatate, arranged. AM and Of the ’Technical AwiboU- with bright red flnlah in ahowroom Elisabeth Drive. Oventee Oarrlaon Ccdental of 8 Itvela up to $28,600. / Cnwult B Haatfiiga, Mather and Elementary Supee- ben Julius L. Strolig, AfttMF tO im OOOFERATION WILL ahape. Champion engine, over­ All ' maksa of adding Jmachinea bolt down model, $30. Call PI. rooma and 18’ x 00’ porch. Ereeao V • tion 7>f F\ilp and Paper InduatrUa. visor Miss Viola Laraon. ■B ATPREOIATED MR. CUNNINGHAM aold or rented. Repaors on all 2-8030. rags; racreation room|i in Agaooy. ML Lloyd and Jamas Rogata roM drive and throaty deep-tone muf­ way, 24’ X 24*. two ear garago. He has been actiVf in the Tempis Having juat faosd up to the fact that th* caaa was not a variaeoA fler combine to give 23 m.p.g. A IOQlViNO makea, Marlow'a. 100’ X adO* lo t Built by eentraetor For Appointment To Inapoct from its inception and has baon of a laiga deficit in last ysar’s op- mechanical jewel, only 17,000 Sin* For Personal Interview Roonw Withoat Board i t baaoment, largo lot, boAatiful Call th at th# Zontag Cbrnmiaaiaii waa Dial MI-3-5121 A CAR BOLTON—Building atone, veneer, COLDSPOT refrigerator $35, ABC owner. Priced to sell 2 : on t)ie execUUvo beard of the cen- eraUon of the hot hinch program, in error in rofliatag to lane A milea. Juat Inatalled new Royal 'tOO 4TUPIO GAME <> fireplace, waU^one flagstone. A. R. WILKIE and CO. the Board sdttM its policies care- intllding permit Maater white walla, chrome wheel TMiRiOUCMTA w'asher $10. Call MI. 9.7869. ROOM FOR rent, ana minute from viov. Thro* mlnutoo from ORIVEW OFF 7HB MI 3-4156, Also slate^naggiag. Bolton Notch Mqin at., li^t houoekeoping. 07 OLBNWOOD 8TREBT MI 9-4889 fUUy to prevent repetition of the H m ZBA baaed iU fbidlaE m ' diaca. Other extraa, electric wip- KAIAW! Weddings Situation. Among the new rules 5TR6ET4-' VOU’BE Quarry. ifS. 5-0517. .Prompt de SAVE AT LA FLAHmS'S juat Phono >a. 9-7985. A little gem of e Colonial typo WUbur Croaa Highway. Ex the area of the lot wMch ia ISl,* era, heater, hill holder, tinted livery. received from Kelvinator .ware­ home.' 28’ Hvlng rootpi tiled T eu n p - SIX ROOM Cape Cod, two unfln- mod* were provisions that re<)ueate BOO aquare feat and it fait, Ota glaaa, aide mirror, directlor^ aig- A MENACE TO AUTOMOBILE mechanic, first PLEABANT, turnlAed room for a Mtod. Oomor lot, hear schohl, tor fro* lunch must be approved Lost and Pound TWE PU0UC.', class only. Excellent working con house in Bartford a shipm ent' of town kitchen, dining comblnatien, celloBt neighborhood. For aiv- viously much enxter than the dStp nate, $1550. MI. 9-3490. * REMNANTS and rug electric ranges, washing ma­ working couple or one gentleman. tiled both and lavatoiy, S bad- buaea.-Cell owner. MI. 8-BS(M. Blanco-KiBK ; by the Board and that no limches 000 equare foOt minimum altaetod f o u n d — A place whiere tou can dition. Steady eniployment. Apply for braiding and hooking. would bo served at reduced prises.' 1961 CHEVROLirr ityla tine de chines, -clothes d ry e rs,fre e se rs, Near Cheney’s, 84 High at. roome. pernMnant aluminum sid­ pointment call ' Graham Rd. Methodist Church, under soning ragulatfeoA H m aecure a complete line of Knitting In person to Bruno at Mancheater Rug Shop. 65 Talcott Ave., sinks, andxcabineta. Some alight- PORTER ST. AREA, WaUtegtOtt Too DfSny Ftoe Lnneliea luxe aedan. Radio, heater, -let ing. Vary fine buy at 115,800. Rd. Six romn colonial, 1% baths, FalU Chundi, Va., was the scene frtmUge of the lot la 168 fleet yama and acceaao'riea, atamped Motor 3*1**. 5 lo 3 P-"'- lie. TR. 6.57m. ly damaged, others uaed on T.V. REAUnFULLY furnished apaetopa /'fit-f.'' i'.t Li the past, families with three which ia below the mtataieta e< gooda, embroidery 'cottona and black finiah. In excellent ^.Condi room with complete UAt bouso- caMnet kttchan, diab wariler, dls- of the wadding Saturday, Aug. S, ' more children partielpaUng in tlon.' 1949 OldaiiiobUe "SS" aedan, WANTED—Two carpenters, Phoi programs, others on home show PHEU>8 ROAD r McKin n e y 200 f t set for A atendard le t tatting threada. At Tour Tam POWER MOWER exhibits. Some discontinued keeping facUltlqs available. $8W poaal. flreptoco, storm aaoh, de­ for a formal ceremony uniting in the program were allowed a special radios heater. In very good condi­ MI. 3-8105 after 5 p.m. Rdul ExeeptioBally fine Rngllsh Co- tached garago. (tonvMlant laol- Depth of th* lot la 9BS f t oa ana Shop, 50 Cottage St. Phone Ml. CLEARANCE models and' in original crates. rent oinglo or double. ChUdm ac­ BROTHERS, Ine. marriage Mlsa Alice Faya King iwte. This 'waa eliminated ainoe a aide and 1,029 f t oa tho eUur. tion! Dsuglaa Motora, 338 Main St. Dougan. cepted (limited). Central. Reaaen. lenlel i t 7 rooms including heated dsntial naubbochood. Many review ot last year’a experience 9 - ^ . ______So hurry to LaFlamme'a for real den or sunreom, S large bodrooma, and Raymond D. Blanco Jr, ’Hu 195|_'STUI|BBAKER Commander GOOD CARPENTERS labor- All sto ck At cost. No money savings. LaFlamme. Appllanca able. M n. Poniey, lO.Aridi i t Phone Ml 8-6060 or HI 9-3981 extraa. $18,000. Warren E. Bow- Rev. E. Cecil Gunn, minister of showed it oontrfliuted heavily to FIra DfBI Teraorrasr LOST -PARAKNET, green and bath and lavatory, fireplace In land. Roaltor. Ml. 8*800. the deficit Bteto lunrii offlctals, It Local fireman win driRteewr- black. U found return to Club Club Cou^ V-8. Radio, heater era wanted for' home ' built dow n. B aIarc* 20 m o n th s. ^ Company, Watkins Building, 15 FURi Ii SHED ROOM-:>-Near Main Uving loom, attechM gange, fine tha church, offlriated at the Hydramatic tranamlaaion. Dark on Summit St.. com< Oak St. d Gne car drive large shaded lot. Price re­ proving ^ Manchester Memortal matlc, white wall tirei. Thia la a aher work. Complgje new.gnamel area. These highly aucceaaful 3-8962. ing Basaa-a and Raffles). duced, Warren E. Howland. Real­ eecreUry, Louis Ptster; recortog developcoiu^^stotlym^^ moniteg after one owner/car with 34,000 actual paint job. Yes we will loan you a Installation only. Drywella, learn­ Mancheater area with national MI. 3-7935 or J)H. 3-1307. garage. Beautifully | landscaped tor. k l . S-8500. ■ecretary. Robert O dw ’, SAYS: “Customer satisfac­ ing trenches installed, cellar drive-in Ice cream atore franchises concern. Salea experience helpful ARTICl/E .S' To see what ac- TWO ROOMS with kitchen priVl- raid. Close to bua 'and schools, u lim feU down a a etabankmeut Into milea. ‘Die car la in true Cadillac car. No money down—up to 24 leges at 105 Birch Bt. RIDGB STREET—8U room atngte. Jacob Sandale, Leon Itobkta, Sid­ condiUon and will atand the moat tion is the true value of any sump-pumps Installed. Toym A are now available. Carvel stores but not necessary. Draw and com Diamonds—Watches— Uon the town wishea-to lake on a race on this neat home la only RfXXVILLE — nVa room ranch. ney Bill*. Meyer Tober, JuUua two feet Of water and.hlt hla haad months to pay. Brunner's Pack­ Country Construction. MI/ 9-4143. are delivered to you complete In­ misaion while learning. Married raquest that the 'Town accept as in very good condition,~new furn­ 815,750 with a eubetantisl mort­ were expreeeed ^th t l ^ t t ^ ^ ^ Tigtd InapccUon. Prominent local deal. These fine cars are sure ard, TalcottvUle, .Tel. Ml. 3-5191. Jewelry 48 THREE 'ROo A furnished apart­ ace, oil neat, new plumbing, two- In dOairable locatlpn. Hot water Fradin and Nathan Marlow. judge'a name on requeat. Barlow cluding our own exclusive pat­ man with car. For personal inter: Tdwn Roads, Upton Drive, Nathan gage available. oil heat. Owner transferred. Price cirion to rame out at coowlte HoeplUl authorltiea f^xnted to satisfy/’ Open' eveninga 'til 9. Sat. 'til 5. X- ented equipment and special for­ Hale Drive and Goodwin Drive, ■ ment. Suitable .3 adults. PerklM. car garage, lot 90’ x 150’. Aeh- Alao elected to the Board wer! Motora, 435 Main St., Mancheater. view,,., .y^/flte Chamberletn Com- LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ ' Referancea. Apply before 5. 289 811,880. FHA mo 'tgago for |10>600. (/ -J I between tho ateff and tho Prina* that young Roberta raedvad ear- REMOVING RUBBI§ and clean- mula products. Training, super­ pany of America, 20 Elm St., West r.ll located in Nathan Hale worth Street-Five room plus sun Atty. Philip Bayer. Bernard Bm- CAR BURN OIL? pairs, adjusts watches exptrUy. Autumn St. TALCOTTVILLE — Six room 30 year term, araiUMe to quail- sack. Harry 0x1!, Bernard ^*e. GOOD WILL uaed cara from your ing yards. MI. 2-8012 vision, advertising and merchan- Haven. Reasonable pricea. Open dtiUy. HeighU. room en flsat floor. Full attic, new modified split level on a Urge piece fled buyer. Jaisd/ iline Smith, fteri- Pontiac-dealer. Good prices and 1963 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Economy Overhaul dlaing methoda. No experience ARTICLF. 4 To see if and in furnace, Tlihken ell hoot, new of land. Hires bedrooms, bath and I t f - i M|ii Dr. Eugene Davis, Somusl Glns- reported on hla inquirtra 1 g.go ^.m. te a conaciouaM^- Tburaday evenings. 138 Sprue! tor. MI. 8-1542; [ burg, DUX Glalber. Max OrOasmm term s as low aa $3 per week. Mc­ SEDAN necessary. Choica approved lo­ Street. MI. S-4S8T. what manner the Town will SMALL UNFURNISHED apart­ plumbing, triple track combina lavatory. Timken heat. Immediate Mta Rayawnd D. Blanoo Jr. treatment of the boiler room c e l l - ^ sptoO 'Wora Moat: alt cars. Parts and labor Household Services cations available. From $9,000 authorize the aelectmen to dis­ tlon storma, two-car gafhge, dou- ANDOVER BOLTON Irvtag Hochberg, Harry Kovenaky, Clure PonUac, Inc., 871 Main St. A one ctwner, tow mileage car. $49.96. No money down $4.90 Help Wanted— ment.'In Andover. PI, 3-7279. occupancy. Asking 813,000. ing to^prerant ^^^^f****^ ^ 1 X-raved and after treatmant was MI. 9-4545. Very clean. Only $295 down. Offered 13-A to $18,000 down payment requir­ Male or Female 37 pose of the following Town- , bU lot. Full details by calling the COVENTRY music. RicAard Richard Orrison, soloist, Leon Kramer. Arnold L*wrenw. claasroom I tdleaaad te good conditUm. moihthly All work guaranteed. ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central Garden-^Farm-Dairy Owned lots:.. ONE R(X)M furnished apartment * Reuben T. McCann Agency. Ml. BOLTOI^—Many new and used sang ”Oh Perfect Love,’’ ”I Love Herbert Lelb, Jerome Nathan. Dr. CkMte of blowing aebeotoo on the| • _____ CHEVROLET staUon wagon. of bums, moth holes Ave., Hartadale, N. Y. or phone 3-7700. STATE ROAD — 4 bedroom 8fymour Swnucl 1962 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN MOTOR SALE TOYS — TOYS — TOYS Products Actor's Colony Estates—Lota No. with bath, kitchenette, utilltiea homes avaiUble. Femwood Drive Thee,” and "The Wedding ceiling to a depth of cine tach n Maarheater Bvoalxg Re* four Boor, sixaix pipaaaenger, -with clothing, hosiery, nine, Whits Plalna 6-8200, collect. 228 A 229 supplied. Suitable for working has some new ranch homes still ranch. Large lot. Asking $15,800 Priiyer.” laldDre Raddlng, Alexander Rotha- between $850 and I960. Hanging radio; heater, five nearly new Sharp throughout. Radio, heater, Fords, Chevrolets, etc...... $124.95 repaired zipper re- The House of Plaatica, Inc., al­ !*ERS 75c — IS bushel. Bring couple. Write Box V, Herald. HICKORY HILL Homes, Route 8. LAKEFRONT—0 rooma (4 bed- chlld. Atty. Jay Rublnow, George Boltea eoirrapoadrat, Mra. tarn Fordomatlc. Only $295 down., RUBBISH route and truck fbr sale. ready has their Christmas toys, Pine Lake Shores—Lota No. 42, Andover—Five room ranch, car­ avsiUble for November (Kcupaney. The bride given in marriage by aabratoo and Sber gteai^^tte waa DTtaSa, teleifoom MI S-SS5S. Urea. Very low mileage. Excellent ament, umbreliaa repaired, rour own container. 338 Hillstown Section "S" roomi), basement, steam heat. heir step-father<. wore a. gown of Sandals, Nathan SandajA Leonard quoted a t about 8500. F urther in- condlUon throughout. See Boh Pontiaca, Oldsmobllea. etc. $174.95 shirt collars reverted and Reasonable. Tel. MI. 9-9757. cards and gift line in stock for FOR RENT % duplex house. Five port, ameaite drive, 3 acres, trout Reduced to 815,500. Seader, BenjaxUn Shtnkman. Em­ 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DR. demonstrators. Sell toys tha easy Rd. MI. 3-7693. Waterfront Park —Block *‘W’’, brook, natural contoured land for French ' hanScIipped ChmtlUy qulriea will be nuide on thia prob­ Oliver today. Center Motor Salea, No Money Down replaced. Marlow's LiUle Mend­ rooms and bath. Center of Man­ T. J. CROCKETT CUSTOM—OH room Cape Cod: lace and pleated nylon tulle, with manuel Solomon, Lasarue Spiwak, way through party plan. PICKLING CUCUMBERS. Pick Lou No. 11 A 12 chester.'Private front and rear en. nd, large lawn, ceramic tile lem. \ a i - l ^ SL -- ...... SEDAN ------$7.90 Monthly ing Shop. Waterfront Manor—Section "L”, Reel Estate Broker Attached garage, Urge lot. Re­ stoop neckline and long pointed 3IrA George Leeaner, Sisterhood The Board alao voted last nighi I R esponse to P le a ,, De liixe. Fully equipped. Only New Motor Guarantee Be the first in your area to show your owi^. $1 a basket. George B. trances. To reliable middle-aged th with built In vanity, full duced to 815,900. 1950 PONTIAC convertible, radio FLAT FINISH HoUand window Lota No. 31 A No. 32 Kbaearnem, excellent FHA financ- Phoiie Office x n 3-5416 sleeves. The sweeping train was President and George Sloeaborg, that all achool personnel la under $295 down. ^ Help Wanted—Female 33 thie fabulous line. Elarninga .up to Murphy, French Rd.. Bolton; couple. No pete. $50 a month. CUTE—6 room Cape Cod (1948) made of panels of lace and tiers Brotherhood president. heater, hydramatic. Beautiful ahades, made to measure. All $100 weekly. Call for personal in­ Section 'T ”, Lots No. 7 A No. 5 Thia rent will remain stable, even IM available, H. Hartley, Realtor Resldenlce MI 9-7751 Uie direct JurteCHcUon of tho school By Putnam €U>od dove gmy finish. New top, Nnew sjtew /COLE MOTORS/ WONDERFUL opportunity to earn Tri-State—Block. No. 4 Now vacant. Roduead to 88*00. of pleated nylon tulle. Her finger­ Saul M. Silveratein ia honorary metal Venetian blinds at a terview today. — MI 3-7557. PEACHES and PEARS when rent control goes off if cou* and BuUder, MI. 8-0878. NEW—4 room ranch. Bresse- principal. ■ . ' tirea. Looks aitd runs like latqr 1952 RAMBLER 2-DR. 43$ Center Ctreet y i 9-OOTO low price. Keys made while you money. Does not interfere with ARTICXK 5 To see what ac­ tip veil of white silk tulle was Ufa president, and John 8. O. ' 'Reaalla of.Stndy pie ia quiet and responsible. In HOLL STREET — Bte complate way, garage. 88,700. ^ttn er and Nat N, Schwedel are modM. For the b<^ in used uaed cam STATION WAGON wait. Marlow'a. home duties. Good income. TOY DEMONSTRATOR, men or tion the Tov/n will take on the first lettsr state place of employ­ 811*^9 — 38’ X 35’ Ranch, nearly crowned with a hand made tiara 3Cra. Van Zander presented the I i Hw n / Chamber< of Commono to- see Bob Oliver Center Motor Permanent. Write Box LR, women, part time. Samples funi' in prime condition for canning. .recommendation of' the Board of rooms. Steam heat, city utiU LAKEFRONT — 4 room!, full of Uny seed pearls. She wore a past presldente. A wonderful second car, in fact Anto Drivlng.l^hopl 7 ^ ment, present residence and two new, excellent condition, oil hot iMth. now vacant. Only 85.009.' reaulU of a study made by her and (tey announced a "wondertal ra- Salea, 491 Main St. a first car. Only $195 down. 2 - Herald. iahed. No delivering or coUecting Finance that the sum not to ex­ references. Write Box C, Herald. perch, gariif e, veiy neat, near bus water heat, fireplace, tile bath, one Sttrand necklace of pearls, a A resolution voicing the thanks Building—Contracting 14 Phone BU. 9-0008 any time before line and walking ditUnce to Cen­ YEAR-ROUND—a roonu), double family hsirI others from •N’S DRIVINQ School 3-5043. Valentino Belluccl. Mountain View Road Finance to arrange the financing Basincao LocatioBa windows end doors. Fireplace, tile WELLES AGENCY of honor, Mise Marion Hinkle, Newest hot-weather food fad a] each Items as the eehool calen^, | ot the flood-wrecked town, 585. Look behind office. Douglas CROSS >20UNTRY icheiter'a only trained and firm. Apply opportunity. of this appropriation. Main St., C o ren try -P I 2-5572 Falls Church, Va , both wore pearing in fashionable restourmnte irtified Instructor. For your safe, For Rent 64 bath, nicely landscaped, near SATURDAY and SUNDAY communicable diaeara eta "Although aeraral eontraetora M otorar«» Main. STATION i^AGON PALMER AND CARNEY, mason R. J. MALLOY ARTICLE 7- To see what ac­ elementary ochopl and ckm hse. gowns of coral chiffon over taf from coast to coast is "soup on oral Hat of state laws •’’ty we are trained to teach proper contractors. Free eetimatee. No ■Ihe Newton Company Househfdd Goods 51 tion the Town will take regard­ TWO ROOMS, Main St., ground ROCXVHjLE—Two-frinily 5 and 0. feta, the draped bodices adorned the rock#.” To make it, chill cons have equipment at various diaaa- A doll and with aver^ fine uey ly. Ml. 9-S0T5. Write Box B—c'o Herald Completely furnltoed $14,800, ua Immediate occupancy. One apart' duUea ttae salary achadulo. Its pro-1 ter areas,” the Chamber aaid, 1950 CHEVROLET de iuxa tudpr, job too big or too small. MI. 55 Elm Street ing the establishment of an In­ floor, suitable for law firm, in> turniahed $1$,500. 34 V!rnon Can. 1 P. M. Until 6 P. M. , with seed pearls. of beef bouillon and serve in dou- vision* and quallScations; .poU(daa radio, beater, good condiUon eeesory. 3-4793 or Rockville TR . 6-4744. FRANK'S IS BUYING AGAIN— .mant. Fine condiUon. All city coq, The bridesmaids. Mise Katherine ’’■they are making arrangamaato to WOMEN MOST careful dhver*. Manchester, Connecticut . FACTORY CLERK: Receiving surance Committee, 'so-called, to eurance, real estate, barber, ter Heighte. Cell Reckv^e TR. ble-sise old-fashioned glssaes, pmir- regarding teacher-parent-tadiard re- throu^out. Small down payment. MI 3-5104 shipping, .Inventory and Inapec' Good used' furnitnre and antiques. adyise and make recommenda- tailor, muiic studt(> hair dreeeer. 8-3084. veniencea. 811,500. George Cole­ Wallace and Miss Doris Gray, both ed over ice cubsA Yoij may garnish have this sent into Putaaaa Bun- Easy terms,- Dougtaa Motora, 313 1955 HUDSON WASP . Never too pid to learn, female in. GENERAL Construction, alters' Has a large stock cm hand and man, TR. 5-4045. of Falls Church, wore l(le(it]cri laUonaliipe; teacher - adminlsUm- day. Operators have givefl /Up ptruetor. Standard automatic, tions, remodeling, plaatic tile WANTED—Two women. One press tlon. Ability to read blue prints tlona regarding the purchaM of Reasonable. Write Box L, Herald. with a twist of lemon, slice of Uon-boa.^ toiauenriup. raid otuca- fot^'eSTon B itu ^ Main. - HOLLYWOOD HARDTOP h e li^ l but not .essential. Com very low price. MI 8-5530, 420 Town Insurance. • 101 Concord Road BOLTON—Plymouth Lan« off Tol' dresses of' net over taffeta with cucumber or sprig of mint. One DuSi..lnsured car. M and M Driv, counter work garage, etc. No job operator. One shirt sorter and Lake St.. Manchester. THREE ROOM office space. Will matching stoles. Miss Wrilsce ttonal tripa Sunday to opetmto this 1954 CHRYSLER, New Yorker A loaded hardtop coqsidered to Ing School. Ml. 9-5541. wrapper. .Apply in person. Neiw mander Woodworking Co., Inc. Goodwin W. Jacobson fond Rd^AttroeUve ttSo bedroom can of bouiUon makea Uir«* serv­ too small. Eugena * Glrdrdln, 16 West St.. Rockville. . Richard M. Galinat renovate to suit tenant. Second GASTON REALTY CO. pale green and MIm Gray orchid. ings when poured into nine-ounce PUe IxtcaitleM m ent” de hixe. All extraa. Excellent con be otie of the most beautiful In the Trotter. Ml. 9-5509. McKlel Laundry, TS Summit St. 11.9 CU FT REFRIGERATOR with floor, Manchester Savings A Loan 7-ROOM COLONIAL ranch with fireplace and carport. AU four attendants wore matching Candtdatra for town offices who; dition. MI, 3-6316. world. AUTO DRIVDfQ Inatructloo. AU Albert A. Rossi Also three bedroom ranch, garage gissaea over two ice cubsA Among thora th rir HELP WANTED, soda fountain. •0 lb. freesing compartment. Alao Board of.Selectmen * Bldg., 1007 Main St. MI 9-3851—MI 9-9531 headpieces and carried crescent have recently .filed their Inten­ machinery, th* leaaons on Instirpd dual contiol CABINET MAKING —We also do yOWNG WOMAN, full time. No apartment size electric range. FEATURING: in basement. Nearing compleUon. tion to seek the nomination of the ' 1963 CHEVROLET model 310, four cara, t standard ^ r automatic. qll types of carpentry work re­ nights, no -Sundays. Drug store. Full and part time.- Apply in per­ Dated a t Coventry, Conn., this Knotty mne recreetltm room Tel. builder, CUfford 8. Stephens. shaped bouquets of gladioli with Mix tuna fish, diced celery, DfikncbMtor Sand axd Aw- 1955 RAMBLER 2-DR. son. Howaril Johnson's Restau­ Both In excellent condition. Rea­ BPAidOUS Profeeslonal Offlee. 7 ___ ribbon streamers. Republlixui party Include Donald' door, radio, heater, pbwerglide Capable experienced Inetructora, modeling, alterations, etc. Good Apply In person only. 459 H art­ sonable. CaU MI. 9-4937. 2Sth’^day of August, 1955. Ground floor. Main Bt. Ample with fireplace and bair; liv­ _ MI. o-ases. _ _ crumpled crlaply-ccxiked ban and emm Ansaldl, Green Maaor. Om- ’ Cordner Auto School. 30. 9-5010 rant. Mancheater. Charlene LaVore,. sister of the chopi^ anple together; moisten r. Tedford, graniL Juror; Elmer transmiaslon. Beautiful two-tone ^SEDAN Workmanship and reasonable ford parking. MI 3*800. ing room with firepleea and im m a c u l a t e condition, pretty as H. Wllaon, coaatAIe; H. Frits ■tnictton Co., Jamoy Aeato A green. An Immaculate one oWn.er J A. 7-3550. rates. Estimates gladly given. wall to well mg;, cabinet COVENTRY LAKE, northsaat bridA who was flower girl wore a with 'mayonnaise, and usa as a 1 Ready to go and to m ake. you a ^cture, six. room older home. dress 'Of yeUoW''hyirit tuns over Noren,' aRaeseor; William A. Rob-' Bona, William F. Btoria * Beoa car. Barlow Motors, 435 Main St happy. Only $395 down. Call Dick at PI. 3-8895 or J^ n at Doga—Birds—Pets 41 AIR-CONDITIONED OFFK3ES— kitchen; lavatory down, master Full cellar, attic, screened porch, shore, ideal for diildreh/ 8 large randwich filling.^ and Angelo OIoIa / Manchester. MANCHESTER Driving Academy. MI. 3-5769. : . T CLERK-TYPIST 100% Main St. location. Park bath and lavatory up; oil hot roonis, 3 or 4 bedrooms 100’ x SW’ matching .nylon . taffeta with Mancheater’a oldest, most recom lot 93 X 350, beautiful treea. High Bhirred yoke, fitted pointed bodice In addition, the ChandMr etld TRUCK SPECIAL PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, ing. Apply MSriow^s, 867 Main water heat; aUached garage; elevation, dealrabU location. At­ with private beach. New artesian that James Shrakey has alao vol- p r iv a t e l y owned 1951 iuick mended, your safety, our bual' with pleasant personality. 68 Spruce, MancheStvr; MI. t-9530. at. ■ . ■ terrace and window awninga; well. Knotty pine Uving rebm, and skirt of live tier* of nylon tulle. Roadmaater, hard top Riviera. neaa. License guaranteed. Stand- Roofing—Siding 16 Wanted COMING tractively priced at $17,350. Rich­ large sheltered front pwch, in She carried a miniature basket untaered the i m of the town 1952 CHEVROLET 1-TON Must be high school gradu­ Hours 9 to 13—1 io’5:30: Tuesday Ruaco combination storm win­ ard Moore, Realtor Glaatonbuiy. Andover equipment whuever it ' caa bo 27,000 miles. Many extras- Excel 'ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclette aw t/i^uraday nights,. 7 to 9, dls- dows; tool house; outikwr fire­ sulated. Steam heat. Many extraa. with nosegay and rainbow rlbbona lent condiUon. Leaving state will your personal Instructor. Dial PI. FOR THE BEST In Bonded buUt ate, knowledge of fltenograph.v N«xt W «d.. a t t P.M. HoaOes For Rent 65 ME. 3-9494, or Walton W. Grant, Vacant SapL'i. Reduced for (|uie)f and dropped rose petals. Her head­ used. = PLATFORM RACK 2-7249 any time. up . roofs, shingle roofa.'gutters counts to dealers' and breeders. HpUSEKE|PER place; exceptionally wril land­ Realtor, Andrews Bldg., $3 Eoat The Chamber said it appradatra make sacrifice way below current desirable but not essential. scaped; centrally located. Im­ Brie. Ownor. PI. 2*551. piece waa aduplicate of the other value for quick sale. MI.'9-1059. It looks and runs like a new conductors and roof repalra call ALL BREEDS of dogs bathed, FOUR ROOM furnished house for Center. MI. 1-H53. attendents. Downed Helicopter Arouses tha reapenra to its request and-ia one. Only $295 down. Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. If no answer Age 18 through 25. Good GIGANTIC FLOOD rent. $100 a month. Call MI. mediate oecu]>aney. ANDOVER—Six room home. Beau arranging to aohadule the aqnta- gr(x)mied, de-fleaed land clipped by Sept. 1. Small family. Nice 3(A N C aiE 8T E R -^t'a look a t UiU Th! bridegroom had aa hla beat r045 MERCURY i^ v e rU b le ,~ n Motorcrcles—Bicydes 11 call MI. 9-4431. ■ salary, five day week, liberal experienced handlers. RockviUe, tEUEF SHOW $-9077. ■ ' Price: $18,800—CaU MI S-8i68 UfiU landscaped. Located at and man Ralph E. Kuater of 3Ian- ment for maximum uaa good 1 condiUon, $200. Call MI vacation. Phone TR. 5i78$4< home. Washing and ironing on« todaw Six-room Cape Cod, of 'paved road. DouMe lot. Ideal ^ester. Ushers were Harold 3-6576 or can be seen at 109 Proa Many More Fine Cars at BICYCLE BEPAlRINa all types, RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Q.L or F .H * . kllnimum down locaUon for chUdren. BxcaUent Day-Long Interest w Rt* 6 English . a specialty. Now open done out. Wf^ite AT poyraoat. Full prie« 811,600. E. B Whiting of West Hartford, John pact St. 'built up roofa, gufter and. con­ MR. CUNNINGHAM MANCHE8TER Pet Center, beau­ Subarban For Rent 66 value 811,800. ImmedUte oeeupan Peabody of Manchstter. and Frank a m. lu 5:30 p.nv. Mancheater ductor work, roof, chimney re- tiful baby parakeeu, guaranteed E. RealRealty Co.“ —30. 8*297.------30. cy. Evenings and weekends call A rrest M otorist DeCORMIER MOTOR STATE THEATRE. R(XKVILLE —24 GrOvs* St. Well HENRY STREET—Thraa bedroom LaVore of New York City. Andover, Aug. 27. (gpecUl) --8h^i|MiMd 3948 CHEVROLET, tudor. Fleet: Cycle Shop, 155 Waat Middle Ttim alrs. Ray Hagenow, MI •-2214 For Personal In terv ie w singing canaries, hamsters, tropi­ ranchea now nearing oompteUon. 3-1842, M. 1-4480. MrA Pratt, Andover PL 2-T65a, line aedan, radio, heater, four SALES, Inc. pike. Ml. 5-X95. ;ay Jackson, Ml 3-8325. Box S—c'o The Herald furnished tw'o room apartment. The brides mother wore a gown Traffic was slowed on Rt> 6 yrater- poo^ tran^tod tha fltld to ra! thal g MI 3-4166 • cal fish, pet foods and auppliea. MANCHESTER Ameng tho many axeaUant toa- or phone JA. 8-2U5, J. Wateon of '.rose Chantilly lace and nylon faarinating machtara which had | O n Liquor Count good tirea, new battery. Asking 24 Maple St. Mancheater 995 Main St. Ml. 9-4273. o j ^ 9 Inquirs apartment •."also 14 BIG BUTS—in Caps Cods. All have day as cars lined both aidra ot the ROOFING, Sidlnp and carpentry. For Interview Laurel St. three room" fumiahed turaa are the buitt-in riectrie Beach and Co., 21 Central Row, tulle over taffeta with matching highway to get a better look at a played a port ta the asarditag and I $230. CaU Rockville TR. 5-918$. a.m. to $ p.m. daily. Thursdays 9 ranges and ovaSA If you hurry six finished rooms, oil burners, Hartford, Reritora and Apprrio- 1965 FORD 5 passenger Country Bu8inr8A.SerTfces Offered III Alterations and additions. Ceil' EXPERIENCED waitress wanted- apatteasnt. Apply pramleee. good locaUoiu), gMid lots, trees, accessories and ' a white orchla reconnaisamiic* helicopter which ■ u p ^-ru n n tag conn*dtied~wlUi the I A REAL family car—It looks like a.m., to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green you will have your choice of er*. Shoulder corsage. The mother of diaaater. But to John Konkolovieh. Donald Manh of 87 StaiR* Squire , station wagon.. A gorgeous ings.: Workmanship guarqnteed Apply In peraon. Center Restaur­ Stampe; . . near schooU and bus. Prices Aaa forced to land in John Konko- new. and runa like new. Must be MELODY RADIO—T.V., phomli’e. A; A. Dl6n, Inc., 359 Autumn decorating. Priced at 815,700 with the bridegroom wore a gown of the flood had coma too close al-|wraUi«r St. waa arteatod bg Fta light aqua color. ‘Radio, healer, Night calls. Guaranteed ssrvijc*. ant. 499 Main St, Manchester. FHA OnanciM AvaUahle. Henael 513,300 to $14*00. 3Ud*line SihlUi, ANDOViat-VlUaga heme, com- lovich’a alfalfa field due to engine seen to' be appreciated. 1550 Ton Ford-O-Matic. powei' windows. Street. Ml. 8-4560. CROSS BRED pups. Beagle and Wanted To Rent 68 Rsritor. 30. 9-1543. fortebl! and attraenvo—iO rooms, Muq.ChanUUy Jace over taffeta trouble. ready. , . {trolman 8amu*l Maltampe laM ttab Chieftain de luxe sedanette.J 5U 9-2350 WOMAN, fiv« day week, small air- A Peterman, ue. . BiSldera. Phone with karmontetng accessories and Less than 1,000 miles on this one Fox Terrier? . Zimmerman’s Kan- WANTED—Urgently Wr Sept. 1st 30. 8*001 or Ml. 8-8405. two briba firaplacw, ell heat, From 8 am. the Army Air Force |. -V Jet blMk, beautiful flnlah. Radio, j owner showpiece! New car guar­ condiUoned office. General office neU, Ldke St. MI. 3*397. OPEN FOR INSPECTION kCANCHEStER GREEN — Large a shoulder (xireage of pink roses. Bell 13, a gaudy yellow wbirly-blrd <3o«U^^Kln^ri*kl and h f' SSra SitaSTS hemteri hydramatic. Loaded with j GUNS REBLUED and refiniahed. —first floor furnished apartment. drilled well, barn and gA ^e. Nlca antee gqea W'lIbLthis Ford master­ expert repairs \on .*11 makes of Roofing and jChimneys 16-A work, bookkeeping eseehUal, an­ CA3IBR1DQB ST. - Cbol, abady. custom built six-room Cape Cod. gnjunds and tresA OooiT qwt tor . Immediately following the cere­ with a "pUtatlc babble” cabtA came Henry Wlekatruid.' epeclal con- under the iitauenc#/ << y g f ,* accem ries, four new white w all! swer. phone. Soma typing. No TODAY AND TO)nl6Rlt6w Call MI. 9*375. • mony the bride’s parents enter­ piece. Barlow Motora, 435 Main guns. Kayaer, '?3 Village St., ROOFINQ—SpeelallMng in rtpaliv cchTeateat, 8H reonia, one floor. H acre 1(X, nicely landscaped and profeaaianal man. tll.OOO. Talbot down until 7 o’clock in tha evening otablA will patrol the Andover drugs after th* cw ha wacdrmng Urea, bust traded oft ft. .new 55 | St., Manchester. shorthand necessary. Start $45 per shrubbed. Reasonably priced. tained wedding guest* with a re- Lake araa to warn residenU of the I (niBahed Into th * ' rear of A oar R0«!kvlU<. TR. 5^947. , Ing rdtda of all' kinds. Alao new DARK 'WANTED—By an older lady, rooih Large pera. electric atove, re­ Agency./ Andover.' Phono PL when It finally flew away. It at­ PonUim by local owner who week. Ralsea according to prog- 1 P.M. ta Quick occupancy. John 8. BisseU, 2*5<».i - eotaion at the church social hall, poUutkm of the water, and to r«- on W. 3Uddla T pka boughf It new, McClure Pontiac, roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys and board with bath. On first frigerator. Bendix. Ml. 8-5441. . tracted small, evcr-c hanging 1950 BUICK FOUR DOOR. Radio, ALL TYPES Of \TV SERVICE reee. For interview apply in per­ floor. 30. 9-58tT. Cross at.. So. Oovsnfry.’ Tel. Gov- m * brlds’a table was covered in crowd* of apoctator*. strict bathing ta that orsA According to policA A 1857 373 Main St. MI. 9-4546, heater, good, tirea, $350. MI. cleaned, repaired, 35 years’ ex son 501 Hartford Rd. upStaira. antey. PI; 2-5S38. ^ BOI*®N-Brand new 48 ft ranch, whit* linen centered with a 4- 9-5336. trlehce.. Free estimates. CaU 87 STEEP HOLLOW LANE A t 10 Am. 1954 BUICK 4.door spec Radios and Phonos owley. Manchester Ml. 8-3151. ' Great Eastern 'QeaatnicUon Co. THE WnXJAM 8NIOG famUy 5H rooms, ceramic tile bath, Uerod wedding cake topped >y tra n sp o rt E needs a emril house .'or apart­ ■H ROOM RANCH. Immedirie oc- basement garage. Corner lot with miniature bride and groom. Bight Dynaflow. A beauty “Black Beau­ 1950 CHEVROLET, two-door spe­ Available Xt ARTimes jF YOU need a good steady In­ Diatioctivo and (nraetkal 7 cupaacy. Garage, cellar, tile bath, white candles burned in aUver from Rantechlar ty” wjth a guaranteed 7000 miles. ment. Three small chUdren. Box nice view of Bolton Lake. M5.500. with a new b a tta ry cial da luxe, fully equipped. Ex­ Philco Factory Supe^ised Service come but can- only work half (lays 77, Andover. ToL PI. 2-5658, _ siiiflt with 2 ear a^ FRA awraVed. $18,100. From Oaoton Realty Co., 155 School St.'* candle holders and at each end of A new car guarantee goes, with cellent condition. One owner. MI. Heatinr—Ptumbinr 17 —sell Avon Cosihetics. Experienca owner, au . 8-8084. er parte for tho diaahlad craft. R e^te of'taK*-!^ the Bacteri-Ijighte W at 10:80 , PJa-- this car, BarloW^otorS, 435 Main 9-4039. Call WILL tachad garage. , DC. 8-3581. 3 a. 8-86S1. tha table were cryetri For the young Usuteqant pilot olocy DAPATtmAnt oi thA UnivAf* I Mi iitft trAVAUa^ wSSa LENNOX FURNACES and warm unneceaaary. Call MI, 9-2814. THREE- FOUR room unfurnlriisd bewla surrounded by Ivy and pink ■Ity of ^W M ^eflt aartier thia 1941 Chevrolet Into the Poottao’a „ St., Manchester. , v, apartmeiri tor coupls, reasonable‘ labl* REDUCED FOR quick sale—Must ANDOVER - BOLTON . QOVEN' of the large gray ahlp. It- waa “ALL TOU need on the following MI 9-9598 air heating. Earl Vap Campi^ ML MANCHESTER pries, needed by Sept. 1st, 4 Sieopiiig BfMnna 1 ha-sold this watk, a* duplex. try—Several fine Colonlri and For her wedUUng trip Uw tajde juat one more mlaalon aino* Friday week rovealad that a high per- rear end. , . , I960 CHEVROLET. BUck, four cars Is good credit" 'Hie eaaie'st 8-8544. • '•. Abe you tired of commuting? w Large lot. Ameatte drive. AU fa- whan h* had begun .flying food, centoge of poUuUon'wa# found ta Damage amoim^ to 1 ^ to door, new Urea and battery. Good COMPLETE REPAlRS\by Stuart t-73a. country homes with aCreaga aroca a turquOiee dress with wmte and bSet terma in town! 1949 R. Wolcott on wringer Aand auto- Uberty Mutual Insurance Co> *HO IO lM 9 > 2 Com'ideto Bajiha ^ cUtUea. CaU A. Rarie. 30. t-ipiS- Good location. Also chicken and medicine and other euppUra to the^plra^en from the lake. K .condition. MI. 8-5584. Chevrolet four door, radio, heater. cape, . turquoise 'acceaaories w/Mvaiski w ill' take new earn-1 Uce estimated 8400 dam iga tooths matie waahing machinal, electric Millinery—Pressmsking 19 need* alert young wontan over 21 WANTED-^Tour 'orUVe rooms, by 1 Lavaidry^ dairy farm. Several four, five, six and the orchid coreage from her flood - damaged araas aaat of 1949, Oievrolat two door, radio, ------family'that was driven out by tha RAJiBLjlWG.CAPE Cod, center — Springfield from hla-base at OtU p l ^ to traSf thircomlng 19M FORD V-S club aedan, low ranges, vacuum cleaners, motora, years of eg* to handle telephone CHARGE trance haU, flreplaee, a robma, oil room raneboa. Cape Cim. Largs bridal Iwuquet. . heater. J948 Dodge* club coupe, email appllancea, weldl^. 190 add men Inquiries from our eua- flood In WtB^d. Call 30. 8*m . 2 Fireplaces lot, good locaUon. Other homes, Air Field. to « the condition ha. t«- milbage,. (me owner car. Immacu­ radio, heater. 1947 Plymouth four hot water heat, treea, e^it raU Mia Blanco graduated from late condition Inside and out. Main Street. Ml. 9-5575, \ ^omera In the area. 2 N D Roeroation Room In Basement fence, near bua and school, only $8,000 up. Lake cottage! with Falla Church High School In 1954 To John Konkolovieh. however. It door. Heater, new motor and new sklrU, etc. CaU MI. 9*534. Newr slr-eoodl(tlon*d office In YOUNG WORKING caiqN*. Baugh- waa one more blow ta a long chain ------. Marrii was ^etoamd 11,435 actual certified milea. This clutch, 1945 Dodge H t4n Porch ■here front cottages. John 8. of nJsfortune. Konkolovicn had Hi« ReASte^en Chamberiata JT*l2 ? L * T with four Speed tranamiaelon, done oh any furniture, llaman, 5 rooms unfurnished. BU, 8-4134 8*122. 30. 8-48M. Peraomel office a t Fort Myer, Va wiff’Sellww a on ’’Dytag, epP** to Ttofa OdUrt Bagta K .- buyer ' hundreds of doUara and to type and enjoy telephone con­ LOANS Lot 109x216 BiaaeU, Cross pt., Coventry, PI. Mr. Blanco attended the Unlver- lost 150 balsa Of hay and two tone good condition. Barlow Moton, 159 South Main St. Phone MI. Moving—Trucking tacts. Chance to learn Insurance, after 5;80. ■. - 2*82$. of superphoq^to tortUiaar when give.complete satisfaction.. Full 435 Main St., MSneheatar. 3-5543. - TWO-FAMILY home, tour rooms Connecticut and Hlllyeir W* Ura”, at the 10 rarrira OOROMUAi, price $1,356. We giv#. excellent Storage 20 business and do Interesting work. 'WANTBO— Four room fuinUhod Vacant each. Priced for ^ c k ' orie. EX' .. He la presently serving in the Hop .River ran over its banks tomorrow mominc ^ term s and trades on theSb late Five day week and many employee cluaivo wUh The Manchester As- OOLUMBIA^Rattfoed Rd.. S-nom Friday and hit a tw»*oot water Oon^^rAffAtlonAl Chureta. T1ia| 1945 PLYMOUTH I bualnaaa coupe. HAND AMD power lawn mowers AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS 00. apartment er bous«> by fhther and house, good ceniUtian, aU rioctrlc, 8. Army at Fort Myer ta A VandaliA Ohio, Aag., 9 f , model can. Completoly guaran­ In good condition. Clean. $275. ahatpenad and npairqil: Work beneflUv danghtor at high acbool age. TeL ■dCUtea, RaaUora, Earl Rohan. ■pOciaUat, third class. Upon com- level ta bis barn. Kte tractor waa ftcriptUTA I^MOOA will bA I <

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A v tiB g o DhUjr N t t P m s R ub BATURDAY, AUGUST tt, IW ths Wash BMsd . 27. 1363 JKantl{?at»r Stti^tting H m U i N.' >m = ' ' ■ 1 1 4 6 6 P- .. ItsMhtr'sfW AnMit. lUhy> kvlng Bloom Thomas and Peach Feitival nnriee AUlson Watkins. Ih e class Dubanoski-Swansori Wedding Bsiisn ot ManeheBter-r-A City o f VUlago Charm mottoA wasMsAm **f*A•To the Front." Called Sill Seot^ Along''Main Street Epworth . Leaguit.eaguers of tfduth Methodist Church used to have MANCHESTE^^, CONNm MONDAY. AUGUST 29, 1988 bean suppers there and the first SU James’ Church was the Xlpwardo of 900 poepis attsnd^ yo£.Y^IV;NO.280 (SIXTEEN PAGES) eiwrtiii:. And on Some o f Mancke$ter^$^SUlo StroeU, Too mother-daughter banquet we ever scene of too wedding this morn­ O m tonchester Tiro Ds|MrtnMnt'A heard of tq town was held there, ing at 10 a.m. of Miss Blanche siinust Poaoh Bhoclcake Faatival . t t SUnr VMh- aspiey, steaming slump,,# dne com­ ^5oasored by the league. Augusta Swanson, 26 Grandview held laat night at tha Are houae ; at tlM nooM of Penny Pinching Edith Avoids 'U.S.9 Perhaps thU story win not be ipany dinner can be assembled be­ The General Conferences of the St., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the corner of Mein qnd HiUlerd ' M th. n nuoboUi news to many telephone subscrib­ fore the menfolks get through say­ Methodist’ Ottirch were also held Maurice P. Swanson of North I. The affair started at d:B0 and - it t p.m. Mrt. TSm- Stonlngton and Joseph A. I>uba- WonkMjri .Raps U.S. Alh Clear ' Sounds ers. but wo thought it to be quite ing "hallo.'’ > there prior to the erection of our St 6:30, and oMclsls reports Hdalae Rd. will And for those apodal dinners present beautiful South Methodist noskl Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. lay tost sttandsnes was ax- . amusing when it was brought to Joseph DubanoSki Br. 199 GUn- our attention recently. planned in advanpe, the home can- Cquirch, dedicated in 1936. esUint< * 2UamL FIs., Aug. 23 (P)— spiced crabapples We recall, one held here dur­ wood Bt. The Rev. Francis Butler hefore ths fsativsl Ths alt clssr was soundtd to­ Once upon a Ume, not so long; ner can count performed the double ring CUTord O. lUmpiOB, ago,' there lived in Manchester a or Seckel to gamlah a roast ing the pastorate of Rev, William alarm from Box SIS day for ths sntira Bast Cosgt iMWilir at Um Otnter Oon(nfa> young housewife who had many and give an elegant air to any F. Davis, who was pastor for *5 r.-ony at a'ftuptial high Mass. Bridal sad hath companies end probably for“ B c m ito as Baaal Gbuitfe. JCn* Slmpoon ond years, coming here in 1903; and music was prorided by Mrs. responded.. *TlibHre was hi a Mieyour shelves with marinades of Hall. lU light, heat, Janltorshlp the bride had for her, maid of utea after the call waa rsesiv ' ' him to Ft. Knox where Gordon Dunn, chief > storm 2 !t t « ^ t in g contest for 100 RCA housewife friend-and her husband- and even to giving of silken honor Mlsa Gertrude M. Camll. Today officials ststsd that toe^ ~ A ' young Detroit woman UanM after entering, t ly in forecaster here. home' flf citrus fruits, preserves from froc- Vietw table modH radios. The top­ saw fit to purchase en strawberries, or. like many souvenirs to the clergy. and for brideemaids Mis# Dolores would Uke to thank the aBauhars, told Senaton today fihe has June, 1363. ^ "The nMire seM coast is In their own. After many reeks of Through the genersity of Oieney Dubanoskl. sUter of the bride- Wives and friends who .bsipsd prs- Bhe Said she took a Civil Sol toe eleat now, end the lalenda ic for the third and fourth wy K of f Vldage true-blue Tankesa wto prefer the tried for almost 18 months to the month was “Monitor, W ^ C # searching in our City of home-baked beans, you can save Bros., M. S. Chapman, who both CTopni, And Miss MAiirccii Booker. psra the shortosks and msaL and ico oxaminaUtm; and waa glvsn a .of BennuiSaxprobably will not Charm, the couple gave dp toe idea worked hand in hand with our Walter E. Britton was best man also would Uke to' thank tho. many clear ^her name of security Job as a clerk-atsnographer at F t New Weekend Network Service, youraelf a weekly chore by baking risk charges, but has been axparience hurricane winds,” 50,000 Still Jobless of buying in town and w m forced a large quantity once a month and beloved principal, Fred A; Ver- and ushers were Robert G. Cave- peoplo who attonded and mads the Knox in .September 1358. "She b ( ^ reported. Mr. and Mrs. iisaeph P. McCarU to move to a town a few miles canning several Jars to be used planck, children o f. Ninth District don and Thomas Carroll. affair such e euoeeas. H w y also inabls to get government ac­ worked in toe weapona department "Tnera la a.wide open path ney. fonnerly of M W. Hi|^e from Manchester,. T h ^ e w home­ on busy weekends. were given tickets, sometimes with The bride’s goM"n of nylon tulU sxtsndad psrsongl thSnhs to ths tion on her case. of the armored school there. for the^'hurriesne to awing 5*#;. left this week for Califor­ stead,. the new aeiAbors and sur­ Canning, regardless of h ow ,-a - minimum------charge, .... - j to concerts, was designed with a fitted bodice,, Rev. Theodore uubals of Bt. Brid- IlFa.^ Eleanor V. Waxer. a self- Buspeaded .Usder Ike*B Order ' around to the hortoSsat and bi Disaster Re^on nia, and to -make their home roundings w en found to- be ideal, much or litUe you do. is eiisy and stereoptican slides sweetheart neckline and . short get*a Church for hla^wondorful as­ brnnatta, said she. has On March 4, 1954. she keep going over open vrete^ in the l)— Although 50,000 of tii« 1.4 ntilUbn use of the te l^ m ie withouV extra or the excellent ones provided by Heseklah Butterworth. author. fingertip length and draped from GENERAL any hearing or derision. But on March 19 she was offered eight miles en hour but was industrial workers in flood-ravaged New England are temp(>- Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Gledhlll chsjge, buVnow it was a toll cMl the extension services. Yes, '•memories that Mess and It, hat of nylon imt. encrusted with Bhe read to thex^nate dvil another Job in S nenaensltive posi­ expected to pick up forward and ^ d te n . of Taylor St., are en< from her new home to Manchester. bum” come to us today or Oieney peaAs and iridescent sequins. She gervice aubcommlUae\numerous tion at the Fort. However, after apeed late today or tonight. rarily jobless, hundreds are* being returned to their Jobaeacn jegrki« a tqur of Quebec, Canada. Far from living in poverty but A RolUag Stoas Hall, those a-onderful day# of the carried a while pearl prayer book TV SERVICE letters ehe had written tbsgoVern- conferring with C80 officiali. She morning. / . . , past, and we hop# that some one with white orchid marker and nsver^leas being somewhat of a e i^ d a shorts are in the pic ment egenciet as* her i said she dSiUded to take leave Rehabili^tion, gaining momentlim each day as its organi­ , N. ^ -1 , mav be able to present a plan to streamers of white rosebuds. without pay becauae she felt that pennypincher, the young housewife ture(a again g S n this ;‘ week, even though j,, usefulness of this fine teunced around between zation is perfected, still has a long and costly way ahsad, but New Bill Alters faced with what she termed "a f The honor attendant wore a Ky., a regional Civil Service Coi would expedite her e settlement of Huge Refinery it is getting-late to toe sea^n. ^old M building W i n g that It may still re­ waltx length gown of white nylon TEL. $a B-6134 the New England Council finds that in employment, the re­ dilemma.'* How could she continue One day a week (Heard Along mission (CBCt office at Cincin­ eeeiirity case end deer her h n many contacts and still not be main with us. crystalette with matching bolero, nati, end Washington. name: Meanwhile, ahe got e iob at gion ia making a fast comeback. ^ tA>urt Authority has been unable to find out which Florence Burdick Gibson The fitted bodice , was of em­ In Indiana Left faced with a Mg phone Milt But day) has been designated as Ber­ Highest Prierity, Lm ii^lie in private lnd<^*,'. Charles W. O’Conor, chairman of the council’s Manufac­ it didn't take the little Woman broidered crystalette. A pastel On Api;ll 7, C8G advised her of muda Shorts pay in''Manchester. Got Our Point Across Bhe said toe latest letter she re­ turing Committee reports that in spite o f tM water damage, JurlsdicUan 0^ the Town OwH long to solve the problem. blue hat completed her ensemble. TOF CASH ceived. dated Aug. 15 thl* yesr, the chargovqgalnat her. It wae that There is rumored that a small A recent Heard Along entitled She carried .an old-fashioned bou­ Smoking Ruins 90 per cent of New England industry is in normal, or nearly aver 'Saaall claims (unpaid Before making a call to Man PRICES PAID! was from tho Army’s Security ahe Had ” rt<^ and continuing club of men here has adopted a “ Please. Mr. C?pvemor." had to do quet of white and blue tinted V with a, person who be­ ndrmal operation as this lyeek starts.- etc.), has been increased ftom IKK) Chester, the housewife nmuld scan plan to 'encouragp the wearing of FOR ALL MODELS DlvUion in Washington, and said aasodalion'’ to »aw. Judge Weeley G rfk has with the traffic lighu and the roses. OF USED CAES her caaer waa being proCesaed longed to the ProJrceaalve Party In Whiting, Ifid.. Aug. 29 (P)-7The Example In one of Connecticut’s*-^------' ' „ ' through Her new telephone direc­ Bermuda riiorts. They have Set traffic congestion around Coicnes- The bridesmaids wore gowns of ■ ^ described’ Commu- hardest hit towns is the Wlnsted i ininiiiictirt tory, making certain that she Fast. Prompt, Reilsbla "with the highest priority." It aaid Michigan. multi-million I doUer fire at toe' The bUl authorising the change fhil* I to"durm g‘ toe“ suI^i^er months, white nylon tulle, waltz length nU|t-controlled, and "who , cOr- Hosiery Co. Robert E. .Gaylord, would look at the numbers and not that purpose and aU members are faithful reader, architect Buytag Servtee! the Army regretted ahe had auf- huge Stenderd Oil Co. (Indiana) Former Officer Is PubUo ACC No. 8U . approved bouffant skirts with bodices and fered "certain Incdnvenlencea. rraponded with New York organ! president, said hts plant will be in the name of the person. Having compelled to wear theifthelf shortsahorU Inin ‘ ^ who has occa---- Jackets of embroidered tulle, and OPEN 9-9 DAILY rations belleved 'to be iubversive. refinery, which left e 10-acre area nearly full producUon starting to­ June SO by Govemor/Ahraham A. selected a number, she would then toe downtown area that day. they Mrs. Wsxer waa the opening ...... large hats In pink pastel shades lARLOW MOTORS Deaies Oiargea in amoklng ruins smoldered on to­ day. He said parts of the mill hit RlMcoft and bectoe eSecUve dial the operator pmd state that reason that in numbers there is witness as the aubcomr.ilttee re- Indicted by y.S. he travels to and from Harkness Their colonial bouquets were of 426 BfAIN 8T .-M I 3-1223 On April 17 ahe wrote to the day. * . - the flood have been cleaned end July 1. she would like to place a person strength and men who enjoy being pink and white roses. Lortot Btudlo. aumed Ita Inveatlgatlon of the sterilUed, end machinery repair la utformatloo odoceming the bUl Bute Park, beach area reserved workinga of the govemment’a em­ CSC office in Cincinnati denying It waa expected, however, by to-pevson call to Mrs. John Doe in comfortaMe in hot weather will for handicapped persons, evidently The mother of toe bride was at­ MRS. JOSEPH A. DUBANOSKI JR. the charges against her and stat­ Fire Department offlclela that eH completed in most instances. was late in arrtring because of the Manchester.. .When asked for her not feel conspicuous if they see ploye Security Byatem. In Italy Slaying nesaseg last nmiute business la the a g r ^ with what he rend because tired in a light blue dress and toe ^airm an Johnaton (D- C) ing there must be some mistake in sporadic spreading biases will ^ Heavy.rProduotlon Seen number, too woman would then others wearing toe same apparel, i r * " ” M d sent it bridegroom’s mother In light^pink. 8 H e ^ Along suggeris the boy. c U ^ * h e a r U c l ^ said toe ceaee of Mra, Wexer end identity or other er.or. extNiguished by nlghtfali. -Work­ Except for one depertihent. Gay- ( give the operator toe number, she They wore matching accessories She said that her- family long men were seeking to prevent the lord noted, the factory, wlto aome ] Washington, Aug. 29 ated that Secretary of State, that this will have lltUe trouble enllsUng La.W«mce thU Inga at tola lime. friends weren’t satisfied in leaving Club, TVmy O'Brlgiit's Orchestra is Mra. Waxer related that ahe la a Already the blast-fed inferno heavy production WHl prevail falaely denying any part In tha > change would take place Oct well enough alone. They had to many mors eandidates for the|r have been providing music. (ConUmied on Page Eight) cloak end dagger Worl(l n alay> ' and was contained In Publle Act club. ; I temporary relief of toe situation, ENJOY native of Detroit, married Sanford has InfllcteJ a loas estimat^ by through toe fall.’’ To aid In this, dream up another scheme. For a wedding trip through toe Standard OH a t' $10 milUom, he said, additional heavy machin­ ing of MaJ. William Holohmn. N A 4S. The new problem concerned toe because toe control# may be op- The Indictment wea raturnad by From copies of both bills now In Bouthem states toe bride has brought death to two persons and ery recently Installed, will be. used housewives in Manchester. How Mlaery likes Compaay lerated manually during peak pe- selected a light grey nylon organ- injured 46 others, three s«rI®“ *Jy; and more uniU will be deUvered a federki grand Jury which has our possession, this information were they to know if their distant been investigating the Holohan sgmears to have been incorrect When a person gets elected to In, the --L,!^2islrai 'dy dress wlto pleated bodice,' un Two Cities, One Demand Dog-tired fire-fighters contim ^ next week. friend was at home if per chance ManehesUi? Board of Directors, here U what toe commlsslonsr pressed, pleated skirt, white acces­ "Secluded Summer' Living” to make progreaa against to* Similar recovery situations exist slaying for several w^eki. Puhile Act No. 45 coqtains sev- they decided to go vlatUng. It . The Indictment alleges that Icardl oral provlsiona, but only the one he automatically becomes re- wrote; . ' ■ sories and white orchid corsage. flames — now confined td two wherever total wreckage did not seemed awful foolish to them to sponsible for a lot more things I “ Dca' Hr. pawrence. A- graduate of Holy Family storage tan'ks—aa Wg. rlouda « occur. gave false testimony In eight In­ conoMitlng Increased civil Jurisdic­ have to pay a tMl call Just to get stances when he testified before A- tion of municipal courts in towns than toe town charter ” peri‘n £ "rhU idli Academy, Baltic, Oonn.-, the bride Kew York, Boston Want dark grey smoke billowed Into the The New England CouncU't ap­ that little information. But once Just ask Mayor Harold1 A. TUr- at a newspaper Upping was employed by Pratt A yVhitney Illuminated sky through the night. praisal covers manufacturing op­ House Armed Services subcom­ Of over 16,000 population Is prob- anin toe mystery was solved ...... Manchester Herald n ^ h erations. These ere fl(UJred apart mittee In March, 1953. aMy of interest here. ki^^on. He'll tell you. Aircraft. The bridegroom .w as BEAUTIFUL ASHFORD LAKE 29 Houii to Control Fire This la part of toe Big Ditch that once wee Mein Street, Wlneted—a'email pert of toe vnthout too much trouble or' ... was routed from his bed very you sent to me c o n c e rf^ to^ rm - graduated from Manchester High They had brought the fire under structlon faring the flood washed town. Some ray Wlnsted wlll rerover. some ray never. The from, but Often are dependent- on Fought Behind Liaea ‘ The Mil states that in civil ac­ -thought. enrly in too morMng last F rid ^ fic signal# recently installed on Ri. Med River which overflowed recovery from disrupUon suffered Holohan was slain in northern tions'for legal or equitable relia Bchool and is presently serving To Try ‘Trigger’ Burke control at noon, E8T, yesterday— edge of the rubble, running from the center to toe right, borders - the I f Mr. and Mrs. John Doe derid­ a# the rain that was wrecking the SB, Colchester. , with the U.B. Marines at Cherry during the flood end ripped e second course down Mein Street, This stretch once was a sOIid by connecting roads, bridges, reU- Italy in 1944 whUe leading a group (civil damage suits, etc.), the Until ed to go visiting, Mrs. Doe would $0 hdura after e tremendous explo­ Which parachuted behind A xil Bute was awaaaaeK* faUlng. The «isw WAllcall VKggtVcamel I HSam Point,. N.C. The couple will live in -- » • sion of undetermined cause line of stores. AU the iatoreq on the left suffered heavy loasea. (Herald Photo by LouU Men- roads and power. wiU now be |2,000.. It has been simply pjaoe a person-to-person fro m ^ resident of Bolton Bt.. that result of action by toe last Osn- Hemlock, N.C. Both bride and 'I In moat places, the return to am­ lines. Icardl end Carl Lo Ddee of Charleston. 8. C., Aug. 29 (Ah— touched off toe dlaeater. dell.) - , . ______$1,000. This wUi take rifect Oct call to. her friend in the unnamed sectlon that has long been a head- sral Assembly. Tou may aa-; bridegroom gave wallets to their Elmer Frencla (Trigger) Burke, ployment is being metohed by the Rochester, N. Y „ ware membera 1. This act does not refer to the community and ask for herself. Some 960 femlUes evacuated of communicetlona re- of toe secret miMtaa. , ache for town officials in time of|sured that the Highway Depart- attendants. 87, wee held here today for a New from large areae near the refinery feat pace sihall claims Jurisdiction of munic­ Naturally, If toe other woman was hcaVy rain. 1 ment will- do all that Is necessapr York City slaying and a BMton building.llr Icardl, who' was second in oom- ipal courts. at home, she would answer the Saturday were kept eWay TOm O'Conor reports that actuaUy, mend to Holohan, and lao Doleo The resident said toe street was 1 to see that they function proMriy. JaUbtoqlc foUowlng hie cS^tuM their homes again lest night. Arise LikeWPKoenix: '! phone and promptlyj tell~ toe oper , Batting of a lot of water and was | Wo have had engineers -at these witoout resletence at a nearby only a small part of New . Eng­ were tried In abaehtia by an Ital­ ator that Mrs. John Doe was not I flooding and asked the mayor locations on'two occasions to «>- Armed National Guardsmen paced land’s industry is completely down, ian court and convicted of slaying tooort. _ back end forth through the danger 7 " Hold KC Picnic toereatthepresenttime. Mrs. Doe I what )ie could do about it. ‘Turk- serve traffic problems. FBI egehta seized him at Folly and that damaged plants are re­ Holoheni- They. coUld not be extra­ A . •m*’ -• wa I would nonchalantly hang up know Mngton, who makes his living as a "I must, however, point out to area to keep «ver>’one out. turning to producUon -at''# apeed dited, however,, to .serve the sen­ 1 Beech Saturday night. Stenderd OH chairman Robert A t j Y l a r t i n J r a r k ltog that she and her husband salesman, told his caller q u l tel you that with toe amount of traf- V AutoorlUee In both New York Can Winsted Make Recovery much fester than had • been ex­ tences — - Ufa for Icardl and 23 E. Wilson said It la hoped that could go visiting without fear of honestly: "I’m not an engineer, I fic traveling through OolchasUr and Boston raid they wanted Burke pected. yean for Lo Dolce. , finding the other couple at I can't make toe water go down."* between New London and Hartford meat of the rWineiy will be beck Traasportotion Improves Lo Dolce did n o t ^ U fy before That iRtcfprfit Tha returned for trial, end sent repre- In operation In about two weeks. The postponed KnIghU of CoV I home. I However, he also said he would lie on a Sunday, congestion has al- ■eitetlves here, where B’Jrke was He said the council’s appraisal toe house aubramniittea which tn- Inmbus family picnic will be held Only one thing bothers us aboutlgud to visit Bolton St. to see what ways been prevalent and it was Wishes o r The FaaiUy Meanwhile, Wilson aaid that toe shows transportation men ere veetlgated the slaying. held In county Jell for e prelimi­ company, despite heavy fire loss, Sunday at Martin Park, East to)s story. For the lUe ot us we 1 was going on. close to impossible for vehicles en nary hearing Friday. He wee, held From Ruins of Giant reedy to move gooda to any point Lo Dolce ifaa not involved tn has eufflcient gasoUne end other In New England from tola Ume on. this patUcutir grand Jury probe. Hartford. Jim Murray, who is simply ^ n o t Mme up with toe| ••Well," said his caUer "everv- taring from side road# into toe JOHN Bs BURKE In bond of 3100,000 oh each of two products to meet demands in the acung chalrmw while < * * » « « ^ on Bolton Bt. is up. io town of OolchesUr to do so wlto charges of arraignment before e Tills does not mean, he streaaed. Fourteen persons wera fleam, filNERAL HOME mldwcatern marketing area. By LOUIS HANDELL that damaged ereaa ere clear qf here from Italy to testify before Paul Beuttner is on vacaUon, a n -T s le ^ n e CO. can supply us with you might as wall be up too” So any degree of safety, to say noth- U.S. commissioner yesterday. Wilson reported the damage to nounCed today that fh# Merryrgo- oner Turklngton got dressed and went tog ot pedestrians wishing to cross TEL. Ml-B-gggS Special Agent Julius Liopea ot Winated, Au#. 29 (S()ecial)— Policeiiien Kill dlfficulUes. toe grand Jury in iU InvaatigmUoa the 'refinery alone would exceed Allies, Chinese This flood-rnbaged town of 9,000 , It Indicate# thev reUroeds end of the aensa.Uonal Holohan case. Round, which whs aunaded in I __ out through toe night and toe rain too road. ThU was the principal SI EABT CENTER 8T. toe FBI office at Bevenneh, Oa,. milUon, all but one mlUlon of aeld Burke had been living under $10 has a aorb arm—literally end tnickers, with road builders, have They included Michael Stern, an Bprlngflsl^liaa arrived and wiU| _ ...... h ® ®®*‘®" 8t, There he looked at)reason for the signal installaUona. a m b u l a n c e s e r v ic e which la covered by Insurance. restored transport to cere for im­ *, !■ H be rMufyready for toe kiddles. | The c ^ in g saason is griuiv the water — there really wasn’t "Certain modifications are being toe name of "Mr. Dean” at Folly The figure will run some higher I figuratively, collectively end Crazy < Gunman Beech end Isle of Palms, end also To Cut Truce; mediate' need*. The New Haven (Coatlnued on Fogo ElglR) TIm committee stated that S| **• “•“W Bo about that jnade in. too controU so,that\toey when losses outside toe plant are - , w r ■ ■Ingularly. ReUroed, fbr instance. Itself one p.m. is the opening hour and ac­ ~~ *"B commlsserated with toe res- mav be operated mahur"” ■*•-*— used/toe eliee ’’Paul Renke.” tabulated, but the oil company dis­ ^ A r a s M awa IV gh3*3afil Every one here is wearing, or E ^ke wee unarmed when ar­ of the hnirdest hit by floods In many tivities will continue untl) dark. Lid h o u w ^ Idents. who actuaUy escaped with these peak traffic peri I am agreed sharply with R ^ Cross X 0 c l l l l 111 . ^ . 1 1 1 C c l has worn, the Badge of toe Flood With 29 Slugs sections offered it# skills and le- auf- sure that existing Ual rested. but Lopez said two revol­ estimates from Washington that —a bandage on the arm where Red cHltlea not only In getUng good# in during ordinaryiry heavy rains. Uohs wUI be materially helped vers end two rIGes were found in the overall damage would^emount - . u--... 1 9 0 isr, Croi* nuraes and dOctora Jabbed an Detroit, Aug. 20 (F) — A crazed and but now, but In planning with stMklng upon new lld*-andparaf-| although Turlrington ' was | torpugh manual operation by bis cottage. • Panmunjom, Korea, Aug. 29 (a*) ^^tl-typhoid shot to ward off that 'urltogl ELMER TRIGOiat’ BURKE to $100 mllUon. gunman stood off a 4-hour sl4ge industry for reconstruction, Biilietiiis who t.k. cannjno *® Bo»much torIw ththem e about cither Btate or local police.” The seizure of Burk* developed A. F, Endres. meneger of the re- —^The United Nations Command j (jread by-product of uncontrolled where that Is necessary end for ex­ Most people who Uke canning | q,, w a t^^'go go away,ai the r- wnet may be e new lead, on by 200 policemen before he was seriously plan on putting lip Isrige Tours very trdly, had lived at another Charleston, agreed today to a cut In toe cbn- -; streams mixed with sewage. Every pansion. . froiH thfl A P SWrtfl resldants showedtowed their appnecia- Newman E. Argravsb Thornes (Duke) Connelly. 80, who (OoBtUned on Pago .Four) troverslal truce Inspection teams ' shot guarantees a sore arm- shot to death In flight from a O'Conor expressed the Council #- n m iN iN quantities ot suc^ stand-bys as. tion for his is wanted by New York City area res6rt, the Isle of Pelihs, with I i ^ t by plying him I State Highway Oommiaaioner • And the residents of this better­ burning, tear-gas filled home last epprecietlon of the teamwork end ■ ■ PHARMACY I green beans, tomato Juice, uple- with coffee authorities in (Connecticut wlto the e man identified as Connelly and in Korea. . i mring his vigil that The Communlrtammu agreed pre- ed community surely have sore night. aasistence of ell New England in­ PLOOD BODY FOUND ' |g> Hartfoid Ed. — BO B-9M< sauce, peachsr and pears. Borne lasted until 'o fttr g a.m.' $306,000 robbery of to# Chase e women end two children, pre­ For the hours of a tense and ter­ specialise to'jams or pickles and Abundant Crop sumably Connelly’s wife and chll viously to the reduction. arms as they go sMut the un­ dustries in offering lecHlUee to Waterbary, Aag. 29 (F>—Tbo The most l.uxuriant crop of rag- Manhattan Bank’s branch In pleasant and seemingly hbpeleu rible drama, mCody Charles Luther damaged plants. ■ - ^ I their rewards are not ehly the Woodside, Queens. dren. ■■ \ Truman Blasts Going even further, the U.N.C. derompofied body ef anetber vi^ Mof^ Aboat Cheney Hal| I weed Is to bA found thin summer asked an end to the lnv>ection set­ task of digging oitt from the tons Rollins, 44, former Tennesseean, Um of the Rood ef Aug. 13 wan I eolorfukimd tasty specialties, but Edltor/Of Heard Alosig-Alain Bt.; . The robbery, staged by three The authorities added that toe held officers at bey with the vViap- (CoaUnued oa Page Eight) lOPENi {that^thner glow a ht^teBi knows in gardens, playgrounds and places up aa the -enly solution'to <;^om- of silt and debris smashed into toe recovered today in the PtatW r article entitled "End of ah it has never been noticed before, men lest AprU 9. ranks as the reel estate egent-who rented them business dtatrtct by the' rain- ona of toe vacationing gun-coUect- rheh she can V y , " I made it my- largest cash bank .heut in the ne- the house Identified Connelly from Republicans as muniat obatructlona and fru'itra- Mills aectioB ef Waterbary.^ I t was read with a great feel- even on vacant lota on some of our tlona." • glutted Mad River more than e br home owner, a relative. waa impoealWe from tbo ca b ^ « f . ” of nostalgia and knew that tion’a history. 1 a police photograph. Before he died-in a blaze of g;un- Bometlmes toe favorites streets. The pollen is highly Irri­ Violent demonstrallona by South week ago. Ron of tbe body to teU wbotbar ountless other natives and resi­ tant to sufferers from hay fever Autooritiea her# said that be­ Biff, Ugly Ditch flre, RoUlngs Shot and wounded State -Traffic T oll I secret recipes that, have been (Coaliaiied an Page NIae) . ‘Big Business^ Koreans oppbaing the presence of It WM 9k nWM* or WOBIMI* OM. dents of our town feU the same or astoma. The weeds should be fore moving to Folly Beach, Burke the team# has reauRed in injury two policemen, on# seriously. He [within the-family. Ours is way. id e a l SWIMMING Main Street, Wlnsted, w u e brought to 13 the total •< uprooted or cut down immediately to 44 U.l^ soldiers and itaor# than mile and a half long business ar­ fired 40 shoU altogether. Five on Weekend known dead ia tbis city. watermelon pickle and Was It was about toe nundwrloss T Mackinac Island, Mich., Aug. M 6,000 Watch Gob Duel iSUNPA^ [on by a relative. We will befose the pollen appears. 100 Koreans. tery of a town that waa not pretty ----litions which clustered around ' -—A Non. WONOERRN. PRIVATE REACHES FOR THE KIDDIES UP»—Harry S. Truman fired the ROK Cnila Reds Spies but thriving..!Today. Mein Street A crowd terday'a fighting brought the total maining windows of toe stores. . ' wentipuL Two neighbors reported rear buihpe'r of a car being pushed they had already m ^ wbrtan- Jelly Md gn o seter^ J ^ She t o to foster traditions, NORWALK MANSFIELD DEPOT dead in tneidenta during toe peat In Michigan." RoUtils, an unemployed auto plant by another car. He.dled of a frac­ to n fortunate in finding a family We read that th# nucleus o f tbs ROCKVILLE first aerial clarh wee reported to­ The former President raid he did A t both ends of the big ditch ere tial Rcket aaiea for the S lS M lt EAST HAI^TFORD day in renewed fighting along toe week to 7 Egyptians end IS la? homes with that tell-talf ring, ell sweeper, had threatened them. tured ■akull. affair, scheduled far tbe BIB- who owns several fruit miahea Of I public library was started here tA.M.lBt>.M. WANDELL- HARTFORD MANCHESTER ’ not went to dlscues peraonellUea, Donald Peck. 19, Cromwell, who m m TOLLAND tense Gera strip frontier between raells.. end he did not mention by name around and high lip on toe sidea. 'There -follbwed toe aiego end .more Bowl. •2'* I »«a0. »>y women who wrked PLAINVILLE SUFFIELD Egypt end lareci where six were Each clde yesterday blamed the News Tidbits In front of every home la stacked ■hooting as the huge crowd waa Injured fatally laU Saturday STw'tSL . 4 «> •« ln;the skelaiilg mllf, one of wh«n Secretary of Defenae Wltobn. for­ night whrfn toe motmcycle on ANDERSON GLASTONBURY NEW BRITAIN ' ROCKY HILL . killed yesterday. other for the continuance of blood- mer General Motors president, end furniture and kitchen eppllencca gethered. CYPRUS TAUU OPEN Jars of the J ^ and U ^ l d n o t whHe the others work- VV'VVVVVVVWV\ A reliable eouree In lereeli-con- ahed. . , Culled from AP Wires Senior poUco Ins(>ector Walter which'he waa riding.went put of Jelly. Uke lUMy otom thrifty #d all taking their turn at read-, other Michigan businessmen in the end anything that might be re­ Londea, Aiig. 23 (At—Tbq roninsirIf u ,trolled Jerusalem said the encoun­ Ontpeeta Attacked Elsenhower administration. claimed. And all have e growing three-power conferenea on tbb housewives, she makes a U ^er ing. Five of these ladies afterward Building ter between plenes of-the two coun­ Fago Two) (Oantinned on Pago Two) [quanUty than she can use, and at[became Mrs. James Pitkin, Mrs! An Egyptian Army communique Commenting on Democratic pile of rubbish--toe things that (Ooattaned fate of Britnbi’a MedUerrana— . tries began when four Egyptaln Series of blasts rip coatrol ra cannot be saved. stranglMld, the erown eetaqr iM ChristmeaUme, toe JeWel-colored [ Rogers. Mrs. Arnold, Hknii Chc- said toe IsraeUs fired .bn five chances in I960. Trumen eeid it Cofitroctors Jets of toe British Vampire type was not inevlUble that Republi- of strikebound phosphate plant in A peck into e window disclosed land of Cypraa. opened t a ^ BWseU ere peoksd Into gay UtOe Uey and Mrs. Jemee Olcutf._____ as of| Choice Bttildiiut Sites For Sale Egyptian outpoeta east of Gara Florida end soon afterward guard flew over Israeli territory east of emna would win if President Elsen­ furniture at crazy angles around with HMunted poHee pntrallbMt packages and mailed to apprecle- toe ' woman asked (%eney Bros, for | R n id tE fid -C oiiiEiBrc i d City, and toe Egyptians returned reporU six sbou fired at him aa I Uve city dwellers. Other mHs to Refo, near tot Juncture of toe . The communique said hower la nominated. the room, and more sUt on a piano to prevent demanstrnnona. Tbo e library. The (aqueet' was granted-[ iMIvfVfl9lll*IIVnN|QVIIII^ Gera etrip and the 8toei«»enlnsu-.( he made rounds at another plant and a TV set. Ruga were buried in Di^ie Anti^Adlai Blm Mom [her friends In metropolitan trees end they purchased Helper^ Fam­ four Egyptians were killed, while “I think toe man who win win foreign miaisteis ef Britain* toe election ia toe one who has the of um e qompeny . . . U.S. -and allt. V Oroece and Turluiy gatborofl nt WOULD LIKE TO TALK-TO include boxes-of gVems from toe ily Library, which consisted ot 226 '‘Boslnen Built On keasonabh toe wounded included six Egyp­ Russia face first tebt on whether native woods end globe^heped ter- One Egyptaln plane wa« hit by best platform,'’^ he said. Some of toe homes and business Xnneaster Hoono to dIocMa tbfl anyone wk* saw ths sceidestan volumes, which msy be aeen In toe CoBtomcr Satisfaction** gunfire from two pursuing Israeli tians and "many JaraeU aoldlera.” toe pleasantries they exchanged at Called on Candidate Choice rmrlume containing 'mosses of vari- Mery Cheney Libnwy, having baan S«9 porto Adlal futnie of tbe talnad wera Oreebs an East Centei4 SUasL Man- Prices planes, this sourca said. An Israeli In JaruMlem, the lereeli govern­ The formerJPreaident reaffirmed (Jeneva five weeks ago wHl hold (CiiotiBned #■ Faga Four) are demnadlng naion wHb tbete jous hues end heights.heights, accented | rescued from toe school and M- Full Insiiranee Coveraca - ment eleimed (1) nn Egyptian at­ up. alNstsr. Osnnectfcut, sin FrldsyI Army apokesmen in Jerusalem re­ bia Bupport of Adlai Stevenson end hoBM eouatry. I with toe colorful red pertridgo bor- brary fire Oct. 23, 1913. TeL MI 9-3033 or ported only dbat E g y ^ in planes tack on an laraell petrol near toe Iron Curtain UfU for Venice Film Washlligtan, Aug. 39 (2) —Moveavof RueseU’a came from-the night, Fcbmnry IE Itfig, at the same time made it. clear The first library was houaad tn TcL M l 3-6651 which penetrated over Isreeli terri­ village of Beeri In which two Is- tost hethimsflf would not be a Feativel letUng out entries from among southern Democrat# toward' South. , « n- But even tbs homqmekers with toe basement of Cheney Halt and iS-V TEKMB 31333 MONnl Soviet Unjoa and Bulgaria. . Red Peace Bilocks forming on antl-Stovenaon Woe ap- i Sen. Kefauver DEADLINE ON MOEOOOO • paisalHnn, Mr. Ossrgs'E. Fax, tory had been driven back to^ their raclis were'wounded: .(2) the ptin- candidate. ParlA Ang.^ 23 (F> — A n was tan bits and ssrioaaly In- dwarf fruit trees can enjoy some the flrit llbrerlen was George A. After 5:00 P. M. - AND UP own area. ing of two laraell Army cere near Truman denied that he waa em­ Delegates from 21 American poared to«tay to b#' founder^ for j topped .both of toolr own fruit throughout the [Easton, husband of Mrs. Mary J. 82 Baldwin RoiUi publiCB and observers from five lack of agreement on another can- with ,340 on the first ballot, nray French govenuaut dertdad 9o^ Jjarad hy nn astBsssMIr. Ptsass An Elgyptain government source Beeri, killing two Israeli aoldlera barking on another “ glve-’em -h«r .^ittacked jiy Nixon make a new try next year. But day to toy to fo n t • nam an Winter by using one of toe con-jglaston, then a teacher in toe earlier eeid there waa a two-hour and wounding three, and (3) an­ other nations aaaeoibto In CMaa didete for PrealdMit, 6 writs sr telepheas ts Mrs. eerve r e c ^ calling for e combl-[ Ninth District, who, upon the • eais a tesMieiie e* • - . Manchester, Conn. campaign. Kefauver it no favorite of Dixie repraaentaRv a ! exchange of gunfire by border other Egyptian attack on f petrol I never gave' anybody hell," he for sixth Msaion of Latin Amectcan The recent announcement of Sen. Oesrgs E. Fex, l U Walker neUon of canned end or fresh death of her husband In I$7E aue- v«« eeiHNfiKet itsteisMeKAi^ MMtv . i , j Economic Commission of United Boston, Mess., Aug. 29 (fl^'W ee Ruaselt (D-Oa) before h# left for Democrats,' aa evidenoed by the aaent tbrdnA troopa today. He said no Egyptaln near toe village of KUauflm. •eld. " I tell toa truth and if ^ e y fact that only 41 of hU 1362 votes Meronenn Not Etisif, Msnehefter, Censu, lele- nults.. ceeded him as Ubrarisn? casualties bad been reported. Nations. • President Nixon aeld todajr ^ r e Europe that ho ‘‘doflnitoly will not ( t o which bo^to a small amount Ws recall hearing tost back In NEYV lOnUES An laraell Foreign Ministry think that’s hell, thet'a-too ' nm again" ^iparonUy has ramoved came from the South. Fnnrier Bipa FlfUi Dny of noting qwkesmen declared that '(Egyp­ Truman eteerad clear of Former French Premier M ens are flve roedblocka tn the path of of fruit and affort-ls s pear con- the early days church sarvless ace and only Soviet ieedera have too chief chaUoiigor around whom Tbese 41 Included 36 from Kc- enunent wSI sCil FOR SALE This ia the fifth successive day tian aggreaalon has reached dimen- comment on Michlgan’a Den(o- JHendee-Franee boards Turkish fauver’s own aUte of .Tennesiee, befara flepL-lfl I asrve mads with canned pineapple were held tn Cheney Hall Sundays PJLC. of fa t in g alcoff the frontier of ■hip bound for Istanbul where ha e power to remove them. ^ DIxto Domocrato oppoood to Adlei biU and SMraachlno cherries ThU at 8 p.m., Cheney Brae., engaging ahma without pracedent alnce the cratle Gov.-O. Mennen WUHiamS* S B. Stovenaon could have rallied. where Gov. Frank G. Clement has bring pence la F Itie &!^oin-hiek|. coastal ‘area in conclualoa of too armistice agree­ recent rfmerk that Eiaenhover wUl attend conference of Jntarne- The five roedMocka, Nixon told Is not.onl^ e deUeloua a|weed for mtnUters eg tho various denoml- M m eet lU i week* toe Veterans of Foreign Wars Stevenson tho former OoVernor publicly committed hinuRf to scene of Moody PnlesUne. ment." He warned that hie gov- an old man who might die tionel Monetary Fund.. . . Warden work for Stevenson’s renomlne- past two weebs. ,1. aporial Sunday- breekfasU; Mit[netiona who wars toe'most able e e d . Seletieee ee An Egyptian military spokes­ Joseph B. Bovey raya several abota. (VFW ), are; at nUnois wno won tho Democratic aJoo makaem ' en elegant glass for a epeekers of their time and also enunent "wUl Uke ell meaaurea of office. tlon. ^ man said today’s ground action, •elf-defenao for the protecUon 'of Asked whether he thought BV fired by National Guardsmen on 1 . "The unnatural diviaion of preaidential' nomination in 1962, TRAIN KIUAX ° bakedd ham. If you can bbi' rl^ your-[ furnteto tho finoot sserad muaie | - ASH30RD, Germany vriildi ia ceussd by toe hasn’t yot announced hla idens for Gov. AUen Shivera of Texas, who - R g s i t ^ ; flared wben laraeU troopa atUcked toe-Uvea of its ciUxena." sonhowor waa too old to run, bb duty at Nebraska Penitentiary to supoorted EUenhowar thraa yeara •elf to squandering one your by ertlaU for thooo asrvioos. an . Egyptian outpoat near Beit ‘‘quell e (loasible uprising.". .Soviet refusal' tO egrqs to freo 19M. But it ia wMely boUaved toat precioue Jars for such a purpose. U MSw Im e* Study Dnllea* Frapoaale aaid: - - ago, has called for a flouthera. "re- Prior to April $, 1906, Whoa too j BINGO Sanoun. oouQi of Gaxa. Ho aaid don’t, know knytbtngf about Informed group rays flovtet •loctlons.” bo will try again. Thks Bsuto 44 past WsrisnvUle, look far our rigns- Next w s i i ^ A Y ' One eC ^ most rsaasurihi present high achool bad gradua­ rOEMKELT PBINQUB The cUuriiaa caina aa. the Arab ‘1 vo lftjiajn a t Stovaaaon’a nomina­ V H . otwerrors nwhad to * tho and- laraell govenmieaU atu___ toat. Tou would bavo to ^rtmault 'agenclM ere ihorsaaing their «ef- 2, "U m armanMnts raco and too Thus'far, no otoar pnaalbla OP- aapccti ot haring, a welirstocki tions In Its assembly hell, toeee] I PACf BALLROOM BALLBOQM fear of aurprtsa atomic attack ponant baa amargad who sooma tion. ^roera is aonaa auapiatan oeno to try to haR tho flghting. U K Seeratary ot Stato OoDaa' hia doctor." "• ^ t a to lara BuielaH barn Araerl- among his cdllaaguba tbnbmvars cellar or pantry , of bome-caiuud events were held in Cheney Halt. ’eaa bOmigranta back to their na­ which will continue until Soviet, llkaly to command anywhars near ROCKVmE Haporto tram Gasa said Arab ref- propoaala for aettling the ae Vico Proaldont Nixon aaid in would Uka to ba Um raRytas fli ara gooda is. too knowlodgo that' you WaWe have a programpn^agi of thatoe tti'tl Now Toefc last nlgbt:“ Thara is no tive land but with tittle e ffe c t.,... leaders agrae to an adequate in^ as much aouthom support as Rus- Sro propsrod for compahy at aU eduatlon, which was bald , i w a a In tho area war# flaaing year eM3 Jewlab-Arab dead of ouch a ravolL overtreaty. .. lasuo wo would liko bottrt for 1366 Bixty-six new peffo caora are re-' apocUbn aystom.” sail did in 1932 wben ha (got 292 y avsoing, March 27, ISN. ' homaa and a 10- y t a r ^ votaa I enly Rva ailoct cf Stavon- But Sbivors' danlnintiiiR i C A n b boy waa wifcadad bp: lanwU So fair there waa no oElciei than to lot ' tbo Anorlcan pooplo mrted by Masaachuaetta Depart- 2. ‘Tfia Iren Curtain of barbod , There are few kinds, of maatialmren sMmbera e< toa ctaae waaal partuent of Public Hoaltb na total ■on’a taUu-«o to# ftrat ballot at ths smart cook eanaoC sx-|in foUenra: Martha Avery A lb ^ f EVERY MONDAY NIGHT tbo party eamnnUan. A ll but « ARTHUR A. • nutherttiaa ( It m B b f* V ivo), iooara to 2,027 for year. 9): to eorvo a tam e group odHon,' ■ Alenandor Arnott, Ornool 1 . . * ' ■ $ad irith^ oxtra Jara oif|Kthelliid-Burdlek, Philip Chongs 1 'lit. hsM to round eUtj Chonsy, C O H H ^ 'V I ' ' “X' ■ ,pMa poackssfar Gray, 4oieq00 Eaanui IHnlllsisr. JJaywi; j A a William