Tha Wdstlier Mr. aadMirs. WUUam K. McMul­ Feraeaal ef C. B. Waattin len of Cdmund atreet and their Alibtit Town daughter, Mra. IMwin D. Foater og Woodbridga street, are vacation­ Tonight fair and eool: I g- * «-* o«orf*tto OccnoB. ing at Wackapaug, R. L .>«. Wadnaadny, fnlri Mgh Main atiaat, and MIm Carol m of Hartford hava ratumad Mr. and Mra. Raymond E. Coop­ a two waaka’ vacation at er and daughter.Lola o f 71 Brook­ mt Manor. Bermuda. field street have returned after a 4 — vacation at Lake WInncpeaaukee. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1950 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS * Mambara of tha Anderaon-Shea 'lualliary, V. r. W., who ara plan- Mr. and Mra. Robert Dwyer of S n f to ( o to Baaba'a camp at Wynnewood. Penna., were week­ Oovratiy tomorrow ara raqueatad end viatiora in town. Hie heaviest week-end rain M maat at tha Center at «:16. since July of 1947 waa recorded Anyone planning to go who haa aw yet contacted Mra. Eleanor President . Mra. Ann Risley of here by the Town Water Depart­ Maloney, telephone 74M, la re- the Auxiliary to the British War ment for Saturday and yasterday. Veteran!, requests all past and lueawd to do 80. The Department gauge ahewa a present members to meet near the fall here, at 3:93 Inraea of which GJ.’s Wipe Out Threatening Road Block Center Congregational church this 3.74 Inches fall from Saturday Mambara of the Brltiah-Amerl- evening at 7:30. From there they aan club are requeated tp meet at morning to Sunday morning and will proceed in a body to the 1.19 inches fell from Sunday the clubhouse tonight at aeven Holmes Funeral Home, in tribute O'clock and to proceed from there morning to this morning. In 1947 to Mra. Sarah Croakey of Eldridge there was a period In which SJ18 M a body to the Holmes Funeral street who was a charter member. Borne to pay last respects to Mrs. Chaplain Mra. Fannie Kieblah will Inches of rain fell. Egyptian^ French Swimmers Barah Croakay. Brooks overfloared as the allow- Rail Strike Spreads read the prayer used by the aux- ery downpour succeedsd each oth­ lliarjt' for deceased members. Tuesday and Wednesday Only Doughboys and Tanks Mrsi Frances C. Herron of Main er, and many huosebolders discov­ ered leaks in roofs that haa pre­ atreet haa returned from Grand Mrs. Robert Lodi and daughter, Break English Channel Mark i o, i i u Itapids, Mich., where she was a viously been weather tight. Judith Ann. of West street, Bol­ No Berioos Damage To Canada Tying delegate to the forty-fifth biennial ton returned home Saturday from 37" SHOE LACES BUBREIUSPOMGBS eonvention of the supreme lodge Borne, but not large damage waa W a t e r s the Hartford hospital. dons on the roads by reaaon o f lo­ SEWING THREAD CUP HOOKS In Race in Choppy Knights of Pythias and Pythian Rust Red Stranglehold Siatere, last week at the Pantlind cal washouts and flooding, and RAZOR BLADES COASTERS The Board of Selectmen and the some cellars took water. The dry \ l Hotel. She was accompanied by O m *nE RIBBON PLA SnC KTPCHEN SCOOPS Up 2 National Lines Dover, Eng., Aug. 33 —iJ*)— An Georges ' Michel. Twenty-four tian. Last year he became the Mrs. Arhanda H. Chamberlin of town clerk will be in session ground however sopped up a great Egyptian and a French swimmer: swimmers took part in tha rfuia. third man to swim the chanhel in West Haven, another delegate. Wednesday from !S to 8 p. m. In Five members of Company A,»-Francia hold Private Flrat Claasn part of the moisture, and by last NEEDLE THREADERS W-ABTTO OURTAOr The Egyptian hit the Dover both dlrcLtlons. As he came out ratings while Enrico and Lawrence broke the record in quick auccea- Bksth women are past grand chiefs the town clerk's office for the pur­ 169th Infantry of the 43rd Divi­ night. In many placet vriiera rain M READERS coast flrat. His time w is 10 of the water today he said over are privates. On June 31, 1948, Kiddies Matinee BOTTLE OPENERS aion today In a mass race across On U. S. Supply Lines •f tha.Cannecticut Pythian Sisters. pose of making new voters. The had fallen heavUy, the ground was OAKB TESTERS Two More U. S. Cities Hit the English Channel from France. hours and 63 minutes for tha tor- the Britlah Broadcaating Corporh- party registrars also will be pres­ sion, stationed in Manchester and the five brothers were sworh into wet and damp, but not muddy. SNAP FASTENERS Airliner Motor ready for active duty are the Fiano s m a l l s c r e w DRIVERS By Stoppage as 1 ,2 0 0 Despite rain and choppy seas, tuoua 19-mlle co\irse, IS minutes tlon network: "1 feel good. I'm Mrs. Wilfrid J. CTarke of 16 ent to register those who wish to the National Guard by Major Na­ Here Tomorrow Vacation events at the lakes and SAFETY PINS Haasan Abd-El Rehim, 43>year- better than the 1926 mark. The not tired at all. I'm ready to Henry street has returned to town make a party affiliation. Literate brothers of Birch Mountain, 9®'" than B. Gatchell at the Manchester shore were rained out or held In­ STRAW GLASS HOLDERS London Dally Mail, which tponaor- Foe Marshals Niiip Di- Armofy during an all nut enlist­ POCKET COMBS Walk Out in Chicago old Egyptian army officer, and awim hack." tnar a two weeks' stay at Camp persons, who have resided in the doors. While the storm disturbed a l u m in u m c o o k ie Flies Off Wing, ed the race, will award him 11,000 Anpther Egyptian, Mareeh Haa- ton. The aone of Mr. and Mrs.^An- ment drive. Gatchel la now a Lieu­ There will be a special kiddies Roger 1^ Morvan, 36-year-old Johnson Sees Korea visions Wlih 90*000 wamindi, Stinson Lake, N. H. Mr. state a year and In the town six the holiday makers, it waa wel­ RAT TAIL COMBS And Pittsburgh; Korea French swimming champion, (32,800) for his victory. sah Hamad. .13. alao an army of- months are eligible to be made thony Fiano pictured (above) Val­ tenant Colonel. Some of the Fiano matinee tomorrow at the State comed by farmers who, in several OUTTBRB. ^ Clarke will return on Labor Day. LADOCS’ DRESS COMBS ploughed across to break the old Third Channel Cmaalng fleer was reported close to shore. Mph for Smash at voters on reaching the age of 31. entino. Rocco, Laurence,' Francia boys may get deferments because theater Manager Jack Sanson haa areas, have been starting to feel ALUMINUM JELLO MOLDS War Production Af­ One Rider Dies and Enrico. Roeeb, Valentina and of their farm work. announced. This matinee will espe­ TAPE MEASUBE8 record of 11 hours and five min­ It waa the third channel cross­ the effects of two weeks with Uttle b o w l COVERS Pusan and Ta^gu; cially be entertaining for the fected ; Seek Accord utes set in 1936 by Frenchman ing for tha massive six-foot Egyp­ (Continued on Pag* Twe) War End by February rainfall. DISH SCRAFERS youngsters since It will be chock Several traffic accidents, par­ c l o t h e s h a n g e r s U. N. Forces Hold Off For Your Individually A&P Employees BIAS TAPE AND BELTING Pilot Lands Ship at Air­ full of comedy. tially blamed on rainy conditions, NOVELTY FIGURES By The Associated Press Bitter Attacks; Per­ Deaiirned Spirelia ^‘HomelandDay^^ Question There will be three big comedy occurred In this section. Utilities ROUND GARTERS Natives Carry Supplies to U. S. Troops U. N. Plan to Push Po­ hits. There will be two Abbott SCHOOL SCISSORS Strikes today tied up (Can­ port in Denver With New Deputy Foundations—Cali Are Given Party had some failures reported due to CORSET SEW ON GARTERS lice Action Beyond shing Tanks Wreak and Costello pictures, "Keep ’Em wet conditions, but no major diffi­ TIIUMB TACKS ada's rail system and some Seven Hurt, One Dead Flying” and “ Ride 'Em Cowboy." SHOE HORNS Mrs. Elsie Minieoccl Arouses Much Interest culties. LEADS vital U. S. railroad terminals Parallel May Require Havoc; Wait Big Push George Miedell and Louis Jodoln, The third comedy hit will be the BOBBT PINS and switching lines. In other From Heart Failure Phone 77S7 who are both leaving with the 4Srd Three Stooges in "V ^abond Loaf­ BARRETTES PENCILS fields of labor trouble, most More Than 10 Billion Bulletin! Division of the National Guard, "Homeland Day" in Manchester i.ter'a great 'Homeland Day.' It ers." In addition (here will be Denver, Aug. 33—HP)—'The cabin several cartoons, Mr. Sanson said. SOAP BOXES CRAYON PENCILS developments were encourag­ Rambouiilet, France, Aug. were hdnored at a dinner party was observed on Saturday, June waa a beautiful day, hot in the sun. WASHING MACmNB of an American Air Lines plane Washington, Aug. 32—(J)—A There was folk dancing by people The regular matinee admission TROUBLE PIN CUSmONS PENCIL SHAItPENERS ing. The Canadian strike by 22.—

—rFrance’a cabinet given by Lipman Selwits and em­ 13, 1914. In Saturday’s Issue of prices will prevail. Doors will be waa ripped open when an engina United Nations derision to push of different nationalities in the For Expert Repair Work THIMBLES PEN POINTS 124,000 members of 17 decided today to send a ployes of the A. and P. Buper Mar­ The Herald. In tha column "Heard golf lots. The parade with floats open at 1:30 -and the show will broke away high over the C3olorado Its police action In Korea north of ket on Eaat Center street at the Can BREWER ALUMINUM CURLERS a r t ERASERS Rocklea early today and the big SERVICES Along Main Street," the question was In the forenoon. There was start promptly at 3 o'clock. unions had the most serious the 38th Parsllel may require French land force to fight Rosemount restaurant Saturday singing, dancing, motion pictures Complete Line of Parts INK ERASERS immediate economic menace. The ship landed here with one dead with United Nations troopa evening. The occasion also hon­ was asked whether or not the cel- ADHESIVE TAPE more U. S. funds than the $10,- . in the evening. It was a great For Afl Makea Canadian National and the Cana­ and seven injured. 600,000,000 which President Tru­ in Korea. France’s contribu­ lluit ioterpret the wishes ored Hobert Gagnon who is to be ebratlon had been held in June, j miccess, something doing every TeL 3-0349 WAX PAPER CIRCULAR ERASERS dian Pacific aystema, whoae oper- The four-engine OC6 was bound married to MIsa Ann Flynn on man has asked. tion will be composed of an 1913 or June, 1914. Sine# The I minute." SPECIAL! WONDER WHIPS RUBBER BANDS atlona were atuck faat by the from Los Angeles bo Chicago, car­ Secretary of Defense Johnson o f the faadly. September 3. Herald was on the streets and Fine Hletory • walkout over wage and hour ia- rying S3 paasengera and a crew infantry Ipittalion, probably Twenty-six persons, all employea SMALL SIZE«GRATERS HAND BLOTTERS estimates that the Korean fight­ through thla morning this news­ The epecial edition of The auea, do most of the nation's of five at 31,000 feet near Eagle, ing may end about February. He numbering 800 aoidjen, of the A. and P., attended the stag Reg. $1.50 James* FRUIT JUICE GLASSES f i l l e r p a p e r freight and passenger hauling Colo., when the right Inboard en­ party. Greenbacks were given as paper haa received a great num­ Herald, published that day was a predicated that guess, however, on many of whom will be volun­ John B. Burke ber of responses to the question. fine history of the development of PLASTIC JUICE GLASSES TYPEWRITER PAPER from coast to coaat. » gine suddenly broke from its wing campaign to push the Oommu- gifts to the three guests of honor. Hair Shaping ITALIAN- In addition, the Canadian strike moorings. teers. Arrangements for the affair were There can be no doubt of the the town industrially. It carried PLA8TTO FUNNELS COMPOSITION BOOKS nists back only to their pre-war FUNERAL HOME date—the correct one—since a descriptions of the floats, the disrupted telephone and telegraph Part of tha propeller or a piece border.' made by Mr. Selwits, manager of $1.00 Toni Refill AMERICAN PLASTIC SALAD FORK BIO FIVE TABLETS aervlce for many communltiea of the shattered engine slashed Tokyo, Wednesday, Aug. m Want OMtar Bt IkL M the A. and P., and co-workers. special edition of The Herald pub­ complete program for the day and and SPOON Whether the U. 8. police action lished on "Homeland Day" shows many other items of general In­ $2.50 Value INK TABLETS and dammed up mall flow. through the top of the passenger will atop at the 38th Parallel or 28.— — American troopa it and a copy of this edition was terest about the town. One amus­ HALL WOODEN SPOON Fear Food Shortagea compartment, tearing a hole shove on Into North Korea in an and tanks wiped out a threat­ brought to The Herald editorial ing note warns persons not to and FORKS OEM PAPER CLIPS There waa immediate concern about four by eight feet over the effort to crush the Commuhist Ar­ forward three rows of seats and ening Red Korean roadblock LONELY PEOPLE rooms thla morning. The dateline hitch their horses along the line oth For $2.00 AVAILABLE MEMO PADS LETTER CLIPS over food shortages in some areas, my presumably has not been de­ reads "Saturday, June 13, 1914." of march. Horses were taken care (Plus Tax) and widespread layoffs were ex­ releasing the air from the pres­ termined. 10 miles north of Taegu Tues­ We Be set eere how old yoa For Weddings, Showers P L A S'nc RULERS, 6" SCHOOL CRAYONS pected in induatry If the strike is surized cabin. M. Meet aew friends. JoIb Reaaon for Question of for a amall charge at the town Eerly Plan Revealed day. Their mates took thrso The reason for the question in PENCIL CLIPS CHALK prolonged. Oil companies said the Makes Emergeocy. Landing the GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. barns west of the Eaat cemetery. and Parties Of All Kinds High pommand planning — at William H. Jacicaon, 49, (above) commanding hills to block Saturday’s "Heard Along Main REINFORCEMENTS ADDRESS BOOKS rail tleup may cut off gasoline to Pilot R. K. Barker reported the least up until lata In July — was MATTRESSES No minora. Per Infonnatlon A picture of the almshouse on of Princeton, N. Jm haa bMn aa- the coastal gateways to Pu­ Street" question waa due to an Middle turnpike, east, Is shown, JAMES' For Information Call motorists and trucking concerns. mishap to the Denver CAA office, baaed on an assumption that the H is better to have a good cell M n. Bnniee, 40 Church Tha U. B. rail strikes, called for obtained clearance for an emer­ lected by Walter Bedell Smith to san Port in the south. The Street, Hertford. Tel. 7-4S5Z article carried recently about the labeled "the town's newest public BEAUTY SALON FRANK DIANA war would not be carried north of he latter'a deputy when he take* rebuilt mattress than a "Connecticut Spirit of ’76" in building." The late Frank H. An­ Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales live days by the trainmen''B and gency landing and brought the tha S8th parallel. Rads’ behlnd-tht-Un«s roadblock 74 EAST CENTER. ST. Phone 8005 conductors' unions, were termed a ship about 100 miles into the Den- 'ever aa the aew chief of the Cen­ near Tatgu. had chokad off aU Al­ cheap new one. We re­ which it was stated that the origi­ derson was general chairman of Sooth Koraan natlioi. guided b g ,« ^ •. midler, curry ammo. Water badrattlona towards blUe overlook These estimates came to light tral lalelllgcaee Ag*aey. Jack' nal "Spirit of '76” drummers and the "Homeland Day" committee "tokan” proteat ovar failura to srt in JL0 mlnutas, landing lag Naktong rirar where U. K*3ttb INvIsmZ'trbdpb aHi bolflnig Uti# alfunst Red liivifders. (A P Wire- tPday with release of Uatimony lied supplies from Taegu for two make and sterilize all types ahortar houra'and pay bbosta. In out furfiier trouble. eon waa deputy IntAlgenee offloer hmirs and threatensd to trap flfer were organised to take part the late George H. Miller waa sec­ photo). \ V given by miliUry leaderZ laat ON staff of Oeuefni Omar Bradley ot mattresses. in the "Homeland Day” parade retary, and the late Austin Cheney both aationi. 4 out ia working Here it waa found that one paa- -4- month bMore a House Appropria­ troops of the U. 8. 37th "Wolf­ aengar waa dead and ae'ven othara during World War IL (AP Wlro- hound" Infantry Division. Alarm Clocks and the date used in that article was treasurer. tima from 43 to 40 hours waakly tions Subcommittee In behelf of photo). was "June, 1913." la ons of tha principal issues. injured. All of the Injured were the President's request for new Tht central front and extreme Jones Furniture and Electric or Wind treated at Denver General hoapital funds for military spending. southern fighting was the bitter­ Mrs. Austin Cheney read the M o w o i i i m The stoppages In the U. S. began Korean Radio Floor Covering article and told The Herald she Gmw Monday, when the rail tarminala and reledaed. 1st Post War Atomic Johnson's diacloaure of the plans est of the 34-hour period eniM Arthur Drug Stores waa quite sure the date was June, Another Shower at Cleveland, Louiaville and Min- A preliminary examination of was given on July 25, 11 days be­ Tuesday midnight. M Oak St. TcL 2-1041 the dead man, Jack Kreboy, 54, of Expect Tough AO FnOy Gaarsnteed 1914. That prompted a search for neapolla-St. Paul ware ahut down. Tells Damage fore President Truman was asked All along the 130-mlle perime­ some deflnite proof of the date. For Miss Griffin Los Angeles, disclosed no sign of Oven Is in Operation at a newa conference if United ter of the Allied beachhead Unit­ Unable to find such proof readily, (Oonttnued on Pago Bight) injury and it was believed be died Nation’s police action in Korea Anti-Red Bill ed NaUona troops held 'firm or prompted the question in Satur­ i.ooK$:y7Ha//.,How.roa of a heart attack. , Broadcasting of Infor­ would end at the 38th Parallel, advanced. Mina Nancy Griffin of Scarbor­ Denver General reported those which divides North and South Tuesday's air action wai topped day's Herald. Korea. The President replied that George H. Williams, of Oxford ough road, waa honored with an­ another.u t tu pmntjoiwith treated and their Injuries were: mation on Bomb De­ by a fleet of 70 B-29a bombing Kreboy*! wife, Mary, 48, nerv­ declaion would be made when It Draatir McCarran Mcas- street, was the first to call in with other pre-nuptial ahower Friday See Red Plea Chongjtn with 700 tons of explo­ APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED W ants to Curb ous shock and exposuure; Joan struction Is Puzzling became necessary. Presumably it sives. Chongjin is not far from the date. Saturday's Herald had evening, in recognition of her ap­ SELP~SMO#THING' RobinaW, 33, stewardess, of Chica­ would be one In which the U. N. urp Eclipses Mild Ad­ hardly reached the street when 75 the Soviet Siberian bordor. proaching marriage to Robert go, la^rated scalp; James Mack- As Face-Saver i BuiicUng oniy Tokyo, Aug. 22—(>P)—The Red would take part. ministration Proposals The Reds had shoved bO.OOO Mr. Williams called in saying that Alley ot Waahlhgton atreet. Food Gambling ria, 37, of Detroit, lacerated scalp; Pictures Situation he had a copy of the special edi­ ___ I Miles from New. York Korean radio in a puzzling broad­ Mole Grocery Clerks The parly, which took the form Hayman Kay, S3, of Loa Angeles, The Defense Secretary was ask­ (OenUoned on Page Eight) tion o f The Herald on that partic­ of a personal ahower, was given bruised left elbow: Kay’s wife, China Peace.Appeal Re-' cast said today allied bombings ed by Chairman Mahon (D-Tex) Washington, Aug. 22—(/P)—Key ular day. at the Griffin home bv sisters of the Brannan Calls for Fed­ Gladys, 48, nervous shock; Sara Brookhaven, N. Y.. Aiig. 22—(>P) had killed or'wounded 11.682 civll- of the subcommittee how much of Administration lawmakers conced­ Others Giving Proof bride-elect, Mias Priscilla Griffin, Zimmerman, 33, of Brooklyn, N. garded as Admission —The first big post-war atomic lana and destroyed 11 Important the supplemental money would be ed today that the Beqate Is likely Full Time R. E. Morton, of Strickland who will be her maid of honor, and niSTAQUIK eral Control of Mar­ Y„ brulaed right knee and Sugar oven,- or reactor—barring - what indUatrial plants. needed to fight the Korean War, atraet, called to say that he had a Mra. Helen Bessette of Arlington, O f Defeat in Korea Russia may have—went into ac­ General MacArthur'a headquart- to paaa a more stringent set of Nine Senators gins on Commodities Messinger, 30, of Toronto, Canada, curbs on hems front Communists 'Women to work part time in Self Serve Meat WrappinR copy o f The Herald's special edi­ Vermont, who were assisted by slight facial'cuts and bums. tion here at the Brookhaven Nct'« era.said a 14,000-word report on (OenUaoed on Page Bight) - tion. Oscar Anderson, of Bolton, their mother. Mrs. Helen tJriffin. tional laboratory at 3:30 a. m. (e.‘ Dept., morning: and afternoon Rroupa. Besides Captain Baker and Miss Hong Kong, Aug. 22—(ff)—Com­ .^e bombings Is being broadcast than President Truman haa asked Ask UM T Now came in to tell the correct date Guests were pre.sent from Hart­ East Lansing, MlCh., Aug. 33— a. t.) today. in dally installments from North foe. ford, New Britain, Newington and munist China's appeal to the This reactor ia designed wholly saying that his father was chair­ (P)—Sacratiuy of Agriculture (Coattaued oa Page Bight) Korea. Debate probably will begin early ^ ^------• man of the committee in charge this town. Brannan called today for Federal United Nations for a "peaceful for research. . It can produce IT tnie, the accounts of destruc­ Truman to Get The hostesses used a color Our modem homes are designed for efficiency curbs on speculators whom he ac­ heat enough to make electric pow­ next Week. Armed Services Croup of the Swedish unit In the parade. settlement” in Korea was seen by tion to industrial areas are vitally The\Houae Un-American Activi­ He remarked that Miss Eva John­ scheme of green and yellow, and cused of "gambling in food prices.” some observers today as a Red at­ er for a village of 2,()00 to 3,000 indportant to United Nations served a delicious salad luncheon, with an atmosphere of home-like comfprt t)iat has In a speech prepared for a farm tempt to. save face and make the inhabitants, ties COa^ttee msanwhile launch­ Majority Thinks Plan Apply Tuea., Aug. 22 - 6 to 8 P. M. son. hospital comptroller, had pic­ Judge Studies forces Intelligence. . CoutrolPower ed a dr(^ to bring up for debate tures of the parade which her buffet style, In the dining room. meeting at Michigan Stats college best of a' worsening Korean situa­ - Ot>ening this reactor is one of The brdedqast said half* of the Is Vital for Defense Miss Griffin unwrapped her dain­ always distinguished the Holmes Funeral Home. here, Brannan said "during the tion. thle week' a bill Imposing rigid father had mounted and framed. the big events in atomic work, be­ casualties were killed. It aaid 16,- curbs on Obmmunists and subver­ A. & P. s u p e r MARKET Practically all the floats in the ty gifts while seated under an um­ laat war we had restrictions on Although the appeal by Chinese cause of the oven’s many import­ 604 houses hed been demeged be­ brella trimmed In these colors. She consiuner credit, and evidently this Custody Case Red Premier and F orei^ Minis­ Senate Paasing of Home sives. It needs clearance by tbe Washington, Aug. 22—(>P)—Nina 11« EAST CENTER STREET parade were horse-drawn th'ese ant Uses. EspeoisUy 'at thla time, tween July 2 and Aug. 3. rules cominltt'ee. pictures show. will be married to Mr. Alley on will be authorised again. Already, ter Choii En-LiSi echoed t|ie set­ Out of Opdntlon Front Mobilization Bill Senators who form more than a Saturday, September 3. the research fits - into.'not only majority of the Armed Services Mrs. Matilda Becker, of 133 credit for the buying of homes has tlement demands of Soviet Russia peacetime acience, but H end othr It Hated as "out of operation” Planned Mild Meaeur* been restricted." Barbara Bennett Asking in the U. N., observers pointed out: the Pyongyang rallwiy factory, Is Virtual Assurance It, too, would go a lot further committee demanded 'today that Summer street, wrote in saying er bombs and naval and aviation Congress stay in session until It that she had a picture giving the "And yet, credit Is free.' and CSiou's message came at a time Pyongyang spinning milli, Pyong­ than the recommendations made looae for gambling in 'foo•.4 Conmnnlat aeamea will be barred Downey denied be had done must now be'taken to ealvage the a $1,105,000 housing project of 100 nnita in Willimantic, was Inflation controla 9 7 b A\ t» I n S t . • POWER ROI.LER USED GUARANTEED situation before Korean Commu­ So the bill which finally goes to ciary committee. A N c H I <> I i stituted the Are drill and conduct­ S s. cM 1. from work on ahlpe leaving port everything ha could to prevent announce today by IMreetor John P. Kane'of the Boston of­ Nation WiU Have 2 3 ed It for many years and at last It • P ^ E ESTIMATES ON CALL AND Mias Bennett from aeeing the chil­ nist forces are driven back to the White House—after a Senate As a sequel'to this action. Sen­ CALL of Boston ..Union bojreoti^ on fice of the Public Housing Adihinistration. Kane said $40,000 ators Mundt (R., S. D.) and Fer­ accomplished. Its end when the Are Ruaalaa Imports epreads from dren—^Midtael, 19; an adopted son, where they came from." House Conference committee Irons Aircraft Carriers and • TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER DELIVERY in federal funds already had been advanced. out differences between the two guson (R., Mich.), abandoned really occurred the children think­ New York City docks to airports Bean, 17; Lorelie Ann, 18; An- • * * * . . ing It to be Just another drill filed Sta^fvp-i • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 State Labm: department repdrta tbony, 14. and Kevin, 11. Treasury Bahuice version#—certainly will carry their plan to tack their Ck>mmu- 69 Group Air Force wage-price-rationing authority. nist registration bill onto the bill out quietly and not one life waa S SAVE WITH claims for unemployment Insut' Oeanlderad Bad Inflnence New Hurricane On Way lost. ance beneflta deorenaed by 3|184 But he admitted under erosa-ex- Washington, Aug. 33—UP—^Th^ itfiqal**o(8i'n'>lt*noeaa Coatnl giving Mr. Truman power to im­ Washington, Aug. 23—UP—The San Juan, P. IL, Aug- 22—(;P)-*A rapidly developing hur­ pose economic controls. WHEN SICKNESS ^ ‘The parents will also remember during week ending August 19 aminatlon by her lawyer that he position ofi the Treasury Aug. 18. ricane threatened islands in the British West Indies today Overriding vigorous administra­ impact of the Korean War and the the fine wav In which Miss. Eliza­ Frederi«fli_ C. Dumaine, president considered ms ax-wlfe to be a “bad Net 'budget receipts, 3143,541,- tion .opposition, tbe Senate voted Mundt teld reporters tbe Mc­ rearmament program will gira the DeMAIO BROTHERS Influence" upon the children and 434.98t budget expenditures, 383,- and churned slowly westward in the Northeast Caribbean. SO to 88 to require the president Carran bill will Incorporate the nation 17 army divisions, a fleet STRIKES beth Rennet, 'supervisor, handled Given On C O 0. Deliveries Can New — Wo AB Wovkt of N4w Haven railroad, aaya that the situation'.by her cool, col­ DIAL recent economlea practiced by road 144,431.07; cash balance, 35,206,- The storm, with winds up to about 100 miles an hour near which will Include 38 carrlera of lected manner." were neoaasary to anve It from ge- (OMritanad a e -h ge Bight) 843,898.56. the center, was apparently moving along a wes|terly course (OoaUiined on Page NbM) (OOntlaaed on Paga NbM) verioua types in operation' and an Eariv Morning Call . ing broke... .Navy aaka Congresa air force o f 69 groupa. at about aix to eight miles an hour. Forecaaters warned that That outline of the eugmenM < One Herald writer had a call at 7254 for 3400.000 to build Jet-fnal ator- 6:45 this morning from a woman Bge faeOttlea at Qiionaet Point, R. it was expected to increase in sixe and intensity. force emerged today in Om relaase SAVE TIME who said she waa sure "Homeland of testimony by defense officials THE I „ Naval Air SUtfon. Day" waa .Tune IS. 1914, from Pic­ Teachfirs^ Union Leader Ultraviolet Light Boosts on President Truman’s request for Permanent Salesman M on than 399 nntlves U lM In CriticaOy Injured By Runaway Truck a 310,500,000,000 aupplemental ap­ Have the doctor phone ns yoar tures of the event bearing that RANGE & RIEL OIL tribal disturbances In former Ital­ Greenwich, Aug. 22— —Henry Groh, 43, was critically date. ian Somaliland, according to Bri- propriation, to be added to tha re­ Another who rode In a club float, Proposes Exchange Plan injured by a runaway truck while crossing Railroad avenue Egg Production jof Hens gular funds tor the current year. prescription for immediate delivery MANCHESTER tiah-centrolled Arab news agency Tbe army will get this: Anotiiir looked up a picture of it, on the Wanted By September 1st . . . Prof. Lajoe JamMW. aclsntl- on his way to work here this morning. At Greenwich Homital, back of which waa the above data combat division, to bring tha r ’ : ' ■ A ' '''i - '1 fle aequaiatanoe of atomM apy. Dr. Groh was said to have sustained fractures of the skull and Washington. Aug. 32—(iP)—Hans i.Beltsville. Md., under the direction bar of such units to U ; two i {-and the notadton; "Our float was Klaue Emil Fuchs, haa delrverefl Detroit, Aug. 23—OU—The prdsl-,# Ecklund eddreieed the fedqra- an right, but of couraa It w s v ^ hi D R Y ^ O ^ dent ef the American Federation tion's national contention hero yes- left shoulder, and severe jcalp heeratioea. exposed to ultraviolet light lay 10 ' of H. G,~ ~Berott, •L. G.- Scbeenleber tional replacement trstadng his aervicea and osaaele n y •aeenla to 19 per cent more egge, the and L. W. CampbeU, department io u to be added to foiw ~ It with some -of the others." Apply In Person to Oommunist Hungary,m g p r, according of Teacbeni (AFL) advocates a terdey. The organization claima One remembered the date b ^ worldwide exchange ef leeching 65,000 taacher members. Exempt G.I.’a In Ckimbat Zones < Departinent of Agriculture said ecientista. operation. to LoAflee DiUW : They said tha testa were started M m y UffMa > nkM r cause the thtrtdenth was her ais- 85 northHD ^ ^ o'ortana' r t a n t 'a n home- knowledge and skills. The Denver schoolman proposed Washington, Aug. 22—(/P)—Exemption from income taxes Uxlffye ' ' ter*8 birthday. Jdhn M. Bekltmd of Denver, a maae exchwige of ^ «ch en among It reported this after fire years In 1945 as a result of achanee dis­ The committee wi their housai6 dastfoyed by fire for all pay-receiv^ by G.I.’s while in combat aoncs and a picture of haw the i iUlU ahMher.found iq her.dlaiT m a t y MSS m head pt tbs AFT, lays this would peoples of var^ng cultures and the of tests in a speeially bulk under­ covery that the very ehort rays of the M BowlM 'bM ~nnta: ’ "Bdtur GLBNHEY'S MEH'^ SHQP^ Hum- be a step toward ending “schism, $200 a month war-area exemptiaR for their officers was ap­ ground poultry houae at the Agri­ ■ f:. AalvaiaeaMa- ef rich redwood4 timber In H dMT, wnaUfliyliMt Reaidl AtIvB. . rasa bold! asBStlW nraJudioi and fear" in the wortd. 'rnatlBBtd oe Pa^ Twe) proved today by the Senate Ffimnce Committee. cultural RMsarch eemfr. at nearby oa face Iwet i y -; from tho laolaUd beach on Cap Orla Nez, France, traditional (o replace in tba ao-called general Trip to Texas MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, coN N , TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1960 Now h The Time! •tartln* point o f channel auini. K. o f C. Outing reserve unlta being ahipped over­ PAGE TRREI’j mere. ■ seas. The program, of courac, al­ Engagemt^ni | Vets Dropped 'L aS L IS ^ S??* MMMHtr emmtUme beemme of stiff. krUtt^v. «i. b n e e «r toft* If to plM lo ehtfigt Much Enjoyed Prank waa pulled from tha so includes provisions for replace- at 6:11 a.m. He aatd it Next Sunday msnts at tha frotit. ford was a recent guest of Mra. Koreane be . Invited to the public ^2? ^ ^ oonditton cluingtd b.v meetinge. Other council paembara vlM P M M M lI Mik Itifctf tf etocfrolTtis. F re e roiiftultfltinnV waa too cold. Hla aaalatanta aaid Battle Loaea S Psr Cent Wronwick-Doyle As War Looms Falls at Home Lucy W. Usher. Security Body Mr. and Mrs. C.arl N. he apparently had not trained Officials of the' Army Medical Announcement of the engage­ Mra. Mable W. Spicer |s a guest —who want only South Korea rep­ enough In cold water. Family Picnic to Be Department, on a purely aclurtal ment * of Miss Muriel Jennesae of her cousin, Fred Webster at resented — refused again. The Fiiray Return Afler Other athietea who abandoned basis, estimated that battle losses Wronwlck to Lawrence Stephen Bakery Route Salesmen Tragic Total Crescent Beach, Conn, Meeting Today meeting broke up without agree­ ' ELECTROLYSIS SALON the swim during the drat aeven Held at Martin Park, hi Korea will be about five per Doyle, son of Mr. and Mra. Ste­ Sally Ann Smith has returned ment. M » M AOl W . M. OUMSEN. B.N. 0 %’ER MARLOW’N Journey to Dallas hour* were Eduard Muiwche 63 cent per month. phen Doyle of 207 McKee street, Lose Positions Due to home from three weeks at Camp "It was the same old atuff on ANNEX SNACK BAR East Hartford the same old question," one dele­ PlMM Offlw «-«6« 7—House S-5SM Belgian mualc teacher; Emile 8o^ General J, Lawton Colllna. Army has been mad- by her parents, Mr. Present ^ s is In May in Connecticut Woodstock. Seems Sure to Be Ninth Office Roan: RtM A. M. to S P. M. Mr, and Mr*. Carl N. Fiiray, of roll, 31, French coal miner; Dr ! Chief of Staff, depicting the broad and Mrs. Charles A. Wronwlck of Mrs. Emily M. Parsons was a gate said. 29 EAST CENTER STREET George Brewater, 59, Engllah phy.i The second annual family outing I program ^for tho expanding Army, TELEPHONE 3887 WNL Afteraeow ao4 Etealait* B.t Appolatment Steep Hollow Lane, have returntd Brookljm and Shelton. Conn. 31 Persons Lost Lives guest at the home of her brother No-Progress Session in Malik had tsvo other communi­ from an interesting motor trip, Rician making his Hth attempt to i for members and their gdests will said that "we are going to follow Mies Wronwlck was graduated one with Edward Mcacham and family cations, from Czechoslovakia’s for­ with Dallas, Texas, as they objec- swim the channel; Mra. W illy Van be lield by Campbell Council, the basic concept of keeping the from Berkeley Institute and is at­ wounds, both with famlUei, were In This Manner Saturday. • Malik's Tenure eign minister, Viliam Siroky. Rijael. 33. of Midland; Edmund i rcgi.lar forces of the Arm y down Presents The I live, where they visited with the I tending Tufts College. She is a fired from their bakery route Mr. and Mra. Clifford QUm of Siroky called on the council to Valder Olaen, 37, Denmark; Edu- I Knights of Columbus, at Martin I to the minimum and relying largely I family, of their son. Robert. The : . member of the Brooklyn Colony salesman Joba hem thia week be­ Hartford, August 23 — The Hartford were Sunday guests of Lake Success, Aug. 93—(61— adopt Melik’s "peace plan" for an j Park. East Hartfprd. Sunday. Aug­ ^ on our NaUonal Guard and organ­ i latter ha. lived there for the past i House Junior Guild. cause they might be called again “ me#ry, merry month of May, their aunt Miss Sadie Millard of The Security council meets again Immediate cease-fire In Korea and w ust 27, A complete- program of ized Reserve for the build-up." to serve their 4»untry. ^ * eighteen months and is with th e , , , Mr. Doyle is an alumnus of 1960" proved tragic for thirty-one Tolland Center. withdrawal of foreign troops, [games and racea will feature the firm which has discharged today (2 p. m. e.s.t.) for what ap­ I aiance Vought fiompany, which xhrJi Coilina said that*"at this stage Liooi^s School, Windsor, and is at­ (31) people in Connecticut who lost Miss Sadie Millard was a guest f'serhe Condemn Bombing activitie.s for children while adults of the game the major need of the two Is Mrs. Kavanidli’e Eng­ pears certain to be its ninth no- I moved its plant from Stratford xhe two F»\'ntlirn tending Tufta College. their lives through falls in their of Rockville friends Monday. Like an earlier cable from Po­ about that time. Mr. and Mrs. Fii- ja»<„, Zlrm nc^ 40 > will compete In several unusual the Army is to modernize its lish Muffins with a malnplant fn progress session of Russian Jakob Seaitest events. own hom^s. And the tragedy is not Tolland firemen were called to a land. tfie C!:zech mesaagee also de­ BINGO ■ ray have made two tiights by air- i X ’; ^"it^onreonfeTd': equipment." Secretary of Defense > nnd a distribu­ lessened when further smalysls in­ A. Malik's tenure as president. The outing will begin at 2 p m. torship here. The veterans affected fire Monday morning early on Buff manded that tha council condemn plane .since to Dallas i In the early hours of the awim Johnson told the committee that dicates that twenty-five (26) of Cap Plains where a small building Depite his own failure In the U. S. Air Force bombings in the and mPmberd planning to attend emphasis would be put on tank Teacher Exchange are John E. ‘nem ey of 9 Plano these victims were "our elders." They motored througli a part of I arc among the 29 persona who should contact one of the commit­ place, and Edward C^Iark, o f 809 waa burning. month to oust the (3ilnese Nation­ war zope. proiluctlon. For while safety officiala have fourteen different states and; liave conquered the tide-swept tee not later than Thursday night Miss Maud Mcacham of Hartford alists and seat Communist Oiins, India’s delegation yeaterday kept EVERY WEDNESDAY I stopped at many interesting and i strip in recorded history. Hassan Three More Carrier Orodp* Main street. East Hartford. Both etreaaed that fails lead home ac­ Frank Taylor and Charles Mc­ Program Proposed was a week end guest of Mra. Lucy M alik waa expected to present a up private consultatloha with other i historic places. Tliey used the Au-j Abd-EI Rehim last year .because Navy officials said the expan­ tave built up a route here for the cident experience, not only in num­ Carthy head the committee which muffin Company. Usher. similar demand made this week by delegates on the general outlines TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH OUR tomohilc Club's tourist guide and I Bie third person in history to swim sion program for the fleet and its ber of deaths but in severity of In­ Red China’s foreign minister CT)ou includes Rene Dupuis. Raymond aviation was like this: Combatant '(i'-outinued from Page One) mniTied, has one child Mr. and Mrs. G. Roy Brown have of its proposal to have the Korean Sandy Beach Ballroom about two or three o'clock in the i *he channel in both directions, juries, too few persons realize that Fn-Lai. Chou, like Russia, also question taken over by the "little j afternoon would make reserva- ' '•'he Dally Mail has offered £1,- L a n d r-V Frank McGuInness, ships w’ill be increased from 2-43 M d is a Navy .veteran with three elderly 'people are most likely to left for a two week’s vacation with Charles Villard. Austin Brimley, seeks participation of North Ko­ eix” elected nations on the council. Crystal Lake — Rockville. Conn. tlons ahead for cabins and with j ($2,800) each to the first man under the present budget at 282; establishment of an "international yeare service. Clark Is married suffer falls, because balance, mus­ relatives in Maine and New Bruns­ MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT John Ertwhlstle, Joseph Breen, rean representatives in the coun­ hardly an exception they were “ "f* woman reaching Bng- amphlblous-type and auxiliary university.” .'■‘J ^ A ir­ cular coordination, eyesight o f wick Province, Canada. cil debates on the Koresn >var. An Indian apokesman aaid the Armand Dufe, Cassarlno Saplenza, borne and waa wounded In aoUon well pleased. ! land's white chalk cliffs. Each craft will be increased from S8G Ecklund opposed any teachers' mental acuity may not be good." Other council members were proposal, still , in only the moat gen­ Calvin Schuetz, George Rice. Frank It was stated to The Herald to­ THIS WEEK FRIDAY- SATURDAY-SUNDAY Tliey were favored willi good I finisher will get £250. to 629, bringing the total number wage freeze at present levels ar. an And knowing that, it is up to us certain bo greet Chou's demand as eral terms, may not even be pre- Schiebler, William Kelvle. Ulric day that a short while ago Held L'nder the .AuMpirrs nl weather. Beyond Kehtucy it was ------r ! of operating ships to 911. emergency measure. He said It to provide the protective meas­ coldly as they earlier rejected .sented formeily. The delegation, Cole, Joseph Carmolo, and Leslie In the air, there will be tliree would cause an "e.xodus" of teaiih- two men wer* »*nt hen from the Wapping he said, will not eiibmit a formal CRYSTAL LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT hot and al.so at Dallas, although i w t .. . , a . » ! Turney. ures,” says the Highway Safety Malik's. , more attack carrier groups, three eiTi to better paying job.*. Dorchester bakery to "survey the Commission in a bulletin baaed on resolution covering it until after the .voung Furays who are used I (J ltra V lO lC t L lffllt route " These men were Instt^cted Nor was ^there any progress ■ to it do not mfnd the heat. After I ® ■ anti-submarine carrier groups, 'Dr. George S. Counts of Colum­ data furnished by the Bureau of in the procedural deadlook which other delegatea hear from their 9 to take over as the local veterans The Democratic caucus will be ^leaving Birmingham, Alabama. I seven more patrol squadrons. The bia university attacked Soviet Rus­ Vital Statistics, State Department has stalled decisive council action. home governments and all possible held tonight at 8 at the Town Hall, tliey found it cooler. They had pre- P^ps'Egg Laying I new total of planes operated by sia’s educational policies. Both the latter h“ e of Health. amendments are eonstdered. H w t Army lo Get ’ - imd their etoriea before the Man- Informal Session Futile 1 viousl.v vi.sitcd VVilllamsbiirg and the Navy and Marine? will rise "Stalin,” he said, "has defined at which time the representative may take a week. from 6,233 to 7,385. May Happen to Anyone The council met informally in ! gicafly enjoyed motoring through education as a weapon, the effect cent*!-- “Precepts for safe living are to the General Aasembly and jus-, (Continued from Page One) 17 Divisions The carrier program as pro­ of which depends on tlie person The letter dtschai^g Tlemev closed session yesterday. Malik, The nearly-extlnct Nunatag- the Shenandoah Valley and .Smoky mere words unless we can project tices of the peace will be nomin­ i whose one-month tenure as the Mountains on tlic return trip. posed under the supplemental re­ holding it and the one to whom it mlut Eekimos of Alaeka seldom I invisible light frequently used to aiid la addressed "Dear Friend' ourselves to the other fellow’s ated. group president expires Aug. 31, were able to etore up a good wih- DO NOT BUY AN OBSOLETE TELEVISION SET ((e^ntlnoed from Page Onei quest would make the operating is pointed. j kUI bacteria also increased the egg fdree consist of: Nine large car­ Under present conditions, and the tragedy. For it might have hap­ Wapping Grange will meet to­ proposed again that the North ter food aupply. "The idea is fantastic and ter­ pened to our oWn loved ones. A c­ ‘ output of hens compared to those riers; 10 .small carrlenf, plus one tincertalnty of our war condition night at the Community House at der strength .at the start of the rifying to people of our way 6f life." cidents, as you know, do not al­ A T ANY Two Break Mark ! without the light. for training and three transport Dr. Counts said American youth which may call both O ark imd 8. Members are aakied to come at Korean War: There were 10 divis­ yourself, I feel betUr to let tte ways happen to the other fellow," Build I'nderground House ion.*, but with the exception of carriers (apparently for ferrying should study Soviet Russia and 7:30, dresaed in work clothes, to planes as has been done in emei^ two men driving with you and continues the bulletin.. help clean and redecorate some of “ Be aure that when you buy a TV pet you gel the latest improvement the big 111 (lhannel Swim So the underground house was two. they were “ considerablv be­ Communism in High school. He "W e know the cause; possibly a gency shipments to Korea.) CTark to take over etmrting this the rooms. The main floor has built, and flocks of hens were kept low" the organizational table for said it was “ scandalous" that brief review of recent deaths due Most From Reserves conpng Monday. The lest left been painted and new chairs have SPECIALIZING IN black 14'’ or 16“ rectangular picture tube. Not an old style rniind.or white tube. I In it contlmiou.sIy for five years. peacetime strength. teacher training Institutions “ teach to falls— as recent as May, 1960— (Continued from Page One) Marine Corps officials said that me high and dry without help and been purchased. During the bus­ V’l.sible light was supplied for cer- nothing about Soviet Ru.ssla." { ■will suggest the cure. For to con­ In the Far East Command, each to meet the expansion require­ f. In Manchester idle: If iness meeting Mrs. Ruth Dewey, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES “THERE WILL NEVER RE ANOTHER YOU” -----— I lam periods each day by flucres- tinue to leave our elders unpro­ Infantry regiment, except one, waa th l^ clear up in the near futum lecturer, will give a report of the Rehini led the field almost from j rent lamps, ments and the Itorean war needs, tected is, indeed, ‘getting away GENERAL CONTRACTING Andrews Sisters short an Infantry battalion — a Lecturer's conference at Burling­ the moment they jumped In at Cap , "It was demonstrated conclu- 2,997 officers and 60,679 men with murder’ .” REMODELING AND REPAIRING total shortage of 11 battalions in Use Blood Jelly and with new products make much ton. V t„ to which she and the as­ “BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES” ...... Gene Autry 1 Twelve jsiveW," th^ department aaid. •'that would be required and that the "To begin with, out of thirty- the four divisions in Japan. There more money.” sistant lecturer, Mrs.' Hattie Lane I of the starters had dropped out neither the number of bacteria In new figure for the current fiscal one (31) people who died as a re­ FREE ESTIMATES was a further shortage of 11 ar- attended. Applications for member- “IF I HAD A MAGIC C A R P E T "...... Percy Faith from cold and exhaustion before : the poultry house nor the vitamin year then would be 10,314 officers To Heal Wounds sult of falls in their own homes in they reached the hglf-way mark tlllery batteries in the four dlvl- and 127,699 men. ahip must IM in at this meeting. ■ MORTGAGES ARRANGED D content of the light rays was In­ slona Throughout the Army, In­ W^TOROTOO May, I960, 26 were over 60 years “BLESS THIS HOUSB” ...... Perry Como among them the only American volved in the beneficial effect." ■ Most o f them will come from New Delhi —(JFi— T « o Indian CblUrba Pme Pgdee 18 of age: 8 were over 60; 7 were over The Weil Child Conference will competitor. David Frank, a 27- cluding the Far East, the Army Just what properties of the light the Reserves, said General Clifton acientlsta are experimenting the I M L I VV % 70 yeara old; 10,(the largest group) be held at the Community House ERNEST A. RITCHIE year-old New York clothing de­ was 40,000 under Its budget-fyeed B. Cates, Marine commandant. caused the boost In egg production strength of 630,000 (the celling possiblltties of healing wounds, es­ H A R T F O R D were over 80 and 3 were 90 years Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. fpr signer. Cates told the committee that pre-SchooI children. The. examining 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. 8172. MANCHESTER '~ endixMODELS FROM $169.95lelemiom TO $399.95 have not been identified, Uie re­ since has been liftefl.) By next pecially chronic ulcers, by applica­ old or mors! 6 Battle for I>ead 80 per cent of the inersaaed physician will be Dr. Francis Hel- port aaid. June 30, the Arm y expects to have tion of blood and blood cell jelly DRIVE-IN Some Examples Rehim. Hamad, Le Moiwan and strength would go into combat frick, who will administer "ehots" More research will be necessary. a strength of 834,000 men. They are Dr. V. B. Lai. techni­ "DMth certificates carry brief units. for whooping ' cough, diphtheria Sweden 8 Lars-Bertil Warle, .10, \ it added, to show what bactericiM The expansion program now un­ cal director, and Dr. P. B. L. Ver- infoiinatlon, but we know that a Smart people are buying the newest, reetangul&r Potterton^s fought for the lead during the , radiation will go in open air poul- and tetanus, also vaccinate for LARGE STOCK— ALL SPEEDS. 3.1, 45. 78 der way U designed to bring unlU man. chemical technologist, of the 79 year old woman slipped in the Many Indians on the 16-million- t o k i o r t ■mail pox. This conference is apon- try houses. in the Far East up to full wartime N w Delhi Blood Bank and Blood kitchen; a 93 year old woman rjtghteen men and rIx women I — ______acre Navajo reaervaUon in New sored by the South Windsor Public DO YOU NEED A AT THE CENTER 5.19-541 MAIN STREET manpower strength; to bring units Transfusion Service. They claim to f HsBRrhsy j,s s slipped, as did an 84 and 87 year black-face tube in 14" and 16" sizes. countries begsn the rsce j Black walnut trees esn be Mexico and Arizona stlR resort have successfully treated 60 ulcer ' b o o a r t o k r e k old man; an 82 year old man fell Health Nursing .Association and is in the United States destined for: to ancient ceremoniea to cure 111- a free service. ai Z.34 a m. pm. e.» t. Mon.j 1 i^rown from aeed. the Far East to full a»r«nvfh cases by this method since the be­ "KNOCR OR ART from a chair; a 92 year old woman ginning of this year. D4>OB" fell In the bathroom; an 87 year old Mr. and Mrs. William Rose of ONLY Ptaa tad AeRw Rit Ellington road received a letter WlHlasi Xeadigea man fell down a stairway as did "ttat* Ospi. g| | « eig» a 60 and 69 year old man and a recently from their son, Glenn 69 year old woman; a 69 year old Rose, who is a Private with the Banish Fatiffne With $ Second Division in Korea. He re­ 34.00 NOW woman fell and struck her head Expert Care ENDS against a radiator; an 86 year old ports that he is an ammunition CIRCLE WED. Starts w ^ .i ttsM « woman caught her cane m a rug; bearer for one of the new 3.5 ba­ DOWN Swset Rswleids'* sad "Tertaa's a 79 year old man- and woman zookas, the new weapon which Magla raeatsla” ia doing a good job in destroying If you are over fifty and feel ninety— the (»use of yom Euil Henreid In slipped on a rug; a 70 year old man & ary si^n f)rt)Ve2 that fell into a bathtub and an 81 year the Communist tanks. fatiffue is lack of proper support for your rupture. . . . “SO YOUNG, SO BAD” old man fell off rear porch. The expert AKRON MODERN TRUSS FIITER S ffuarantee India Finds Manganese PLU S: Bin Wllliana In other cases were marked, ‘fell’— their work. Free information is yours at our store— "Bine Oraas O f Kentueliy’* but the reason might easily be found in detailed case histories New Delhi, India—(6>)—Reserves Private Fitting Room— Experienced Attendant!. cited above. of manganese estimated at one STARTS THURSDAT EAT "The remaining six cases ranged million tons have been discovered Gone Tierney In AT THE from 36 to 63 yeara of age, at least in Kalahandi, Bihar State, the i “NIGHT AND THE CITY” one of whom died ‘less nobly.’ A ft­ Geological Survey of India Reports. er a fight, he waa carried and The Survey also announces that ----- PLU S ----- the search for oil has been carried QUINN’S PHARMACY dropped on stairs! Better E^lance'males fllERdlRY "SQUARE DANCE K A n r’ PRINCESS to the Andaman Islands. "That’s the story of Connecti­ You See It... 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tha corps will parade an The formal dedication of the tha Tercentenary parade at 2 p. and participate In the parade on «vnc -> loM street later that evening. new Acheaon Drive along the Con­ m. and closinf with a colorful cos­ this day. OBOCERY EQUIPMENT be served, and homemade fooda the S48th Qun battalion will be in called Into, Federal eervlce July HOMS — 141# Towns to Aid On Sunday, many Mlddletowa necticut River la scheduled for Fri­ tume ball at the State Armory Old landmarks throughout the FOB SALE will also be offered for sale. the advance details. TTie main 23. will leave for Georgia late this wruA — u».i Granby Site churches will hold special servieea. day at 2 o'clock. Other activities Over 26 antique motor cars, sev- area ooniprlslng the six communi­ New meat eUclng machine, Pick Nominees Announce Prize Winners The following typee of articles bodies of the three units, who were month. z^Today'a Radio are needed, and It Is honed that Foghorn M.Qarii w » m W HAV — #10 In Observance At 4 o’clock that afternoon a serv­ on Friday .Include a children’s sral originally mads or bought in ties will be among the objects of Daytoa oompatlng scale, cash ftm rr — itso ice commemorating the Tercen­ ■porta program In the afternoon, Middletown, will be on exhibition interest during the celebration. register aad 2 glapi straw cases. Of Y W Store all who arc interested In She Y. W. W P O O ~ 1 M # ■ M tM * Okjrllkllt tlBM At Local Playgrounds will contribute one or more: Cloth­ tenary will be held at Wesleyan followed by fireworks displays at 9 FLO’S GROCERY F o r 5S Seats UnivarsMy. ing. costume jewelry, white ele- o’clock that evening. 166 School Street Six CoinmunitieH to Indoatrlal ExhlbHa Climax of Middletown’s SOOth pliants, auction articles, honks, WDRC—Satan’s Waitin’ ferent places. Second prize was County Organizntion to plants and flowers, handwork, THE EDUCATION OF A PHARMACIST WDRO—«trtk e it Rich. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday birthday party will come on Satur­ New Yoric Has 45 Posts Memorial Field held its Hobby, W TH T—Family Album. W TIC —SUrllght Concert. Take Part in Middle- day, September 16, atartlng with PREPARATION FOR CAREERS show last Friday afternoon under won by David Chase who entered baked goods. W TH T—O e n 11 c m a n of the snd 'Thursday programs include a transportation stamp collection llolfl Anniiul Event at More dctslls concerning the W H AY— Your PlayblU. block dances, band concerts and Open in House; Pri­ the direction of Judy Handley. Press. town Celebration and an interesting coin collection. .w n o —Back«U«e Wife. choralogues. On Wednesday, Sep­ The Morse Courses ore orran ^d in progreons of The children arranged their exhlb- Coininniiity House country store will be announced 8:4A— mary Balloting Today These two winners were awarded soon. Including a plan for the WOCX3—1.200 aub. tember 13, the Industrial and mer­ Sole Afcnts Ite on the work table and the | • WHAY—Dottle Lynn, Middletown, Aug. 22^Slx com­ study that meet the needs of business. Many Morse judges, MUs Jane Wlgren and ice cream for their special efforts collection of any contributions In 4 !U — 9:00— cantile exhibition will open at the In Manchester Hay Fever... Members and friends of the W n c —Stella Dallas. munities will participate in the State Armory. 'Thla exhibit, par­ graduates are now successful C. P. A.'s. The fol­ By The Associated Press Miss Jean Handley made the fol­ and the other entrants received Manchester. WDRC—Life With Luigt. ^ popslcles. Judges were Marlene Y. VV. C. A.-will be interested to A POOHORN MieHT HOT U MXmC WON8—Jack Downey’s Music Middletown Tercentenary to be ticipated in ^ more than 60 Mid­ MILKMAID lowing programs are offered to both young ladies Prlmery electlone In New York, lowing decisions: W H A Y — Moonlight Matinee? Dave Duncan, a prise for his Bllmon, Marlene Rlngstonc and loam that the (Country Store, an .'\d\aaee A A Details Leaying Shop. W TIC— Penny Singleton Story. held in Middletown from Septem­ dletown organtsatlone,. will con­ Beauty Aida to your cars but the principle b i l i f t - tinue untlh Friday, September 18. and young men: Wily ttfffsr wfiM Wyoming and Mleeleeippl today stamp collections: Tommy Thayer, Dothery Smith. annual fall event Sponsored by the W’THT—America’s Town Meet­ ber 9th to 16th. ••mslbktg the vibrating reed, which makts, WDRC—New England Note­ I##S91P pick candidates to equare off In airplane pictures: Jerry Wilson for Following the show square danc­ Hartford County Y, will be held in Hartford, Aug. 22—((pi Ad­ ing of the Air. Middletown will be Joined by the Arthur Drug Storea wBI hsip yBpt ing was enjoyed by those 'present. Os voice, comes from the clarinet. book. Business Administration Hum. Ahsf y«vf the November electlone for 63 his silver Persian cat; Reed Yost, the Orandby Community House vance details of the groups of the 9:.tO— hnituhelg key and ahell collection; Bill Val­ The children at the Green have a The Inventor, a clarinet player, W H A Y —Meet the Band, towns of East Hampton. Portland. Higher Accountancy •ympfQmg k«vp House aeata. and grounds on .Saturday Septem­ lt).3rd Anti-Aircraft brigade will W T IC —Charles Boyer. Housewolli entine, match book collection: Jim­ record player and bring their own tvas c. L. Daboll, grandson of . w ex x :—News; Request Time. WDRC—CanUld Mlrronhone Cromwell, Mlddlefleld and Berlin, h—n tfs|nsisi m ber 30 from nine to five. The store, leave the state tomorrow to set up Executtve Secretarial Astbrns pr Delaware Democrats gathered in my Maneggla, trading cards; Ber- records. w n c —Lorenso Jbnes. ■ W TH T—Music by Carle. originally part of Middletown, In wlilch Is one of the organization’s ha.se.s at Camp Stewart and Camp DaboII’s Connecticut almanac. Medical Secretarial Nvsf convention to name an opponent ton Hewett, greeting cards; Gary I’laygmuncl Picnic Thursday 4!«5— 9:15— the celebration of Ha 300th birth­ Easy WHJioiit fw r#«iA« M blQ y«wr«sH for Rep.'J. Caleb Bogge, Republi­ cliicf money raising,projects of the Cordon. Ga. State Adjutant And how greatly this fegham W TIC —Young Widder Brown. •I Lavalee, trading cards (horse and This week the Annual I'lay- W THTr-Fine Arts Quartet. day. FLOOR Legal Secretarial !• Wl^tligots. can aaplrant for reelectlon. year, will i)e a finb market for Ceneral's headquarters announced has served for the safety *f The Tercentenary program, dbgs): Nelson Cole, scrap book; ground Picnic will be held Thurs­ WDRC—Old Record Shop. 10:00— ' Of the 64 House of Repreeenta- early f7iristmas shopping, or for last' night that alxuit five men each mankind all over the w*rhll WeeX:—Junior Disc Jockeys. which will be centered in Middle- Business Rudy Klssman. post cards: Robert day at Center Springs Park. Chil­ WTIC—Big Town. Na^'ngBackache ^ ASTHMAhfm ir tlves eeata for which a wide field the buying of everyday things to from the 172d Operations I'Vtach- WONS—Hollywood, U-.S.A. W THT— Sports. town and along the Connecticut SANDING Muraskl, Indian trading card col­ dren will bring their own lunches be used at home. A luncheon will ment, the 238th 0\in battalion and A littls THUvoiirrrsgLrTiTsmAT Af c#t nliltrt Btraai and •train, i rtrw Stenographic > ^ If ymi ere ^ weep w AsdHugeF o f hopefuls Is fighting, 45 are in 4i5S— W D R C -Straw Hat Conceit. River, will depipt the three cen­ •SBrtion* •icmwIt* tmolilnn or ospoaurt in lection. and Unda Wlniler. stamp and fire will he provided for the to titousands dally Is dellelous e roasting of hot dogs If the children W TH T—News and Weather. WHAY—News; Moonlight Mat­ turies of progr*«s of this famous •sfvkMf. collection. Wrlgley’s Spearmint Oum. Enjoy port. Thousands of visitors are twin. Thu mar land many ffdks to — New floors made perfect, Write, coll, or phone the College now for admis­ Party conventions Sept. 6 and 7 Following awarding of the pris­ desire; Desert will bo hirnlshcd by #s#»— inee. plain of nafflnff backaehr, loaa.of pop aad will name New York’s candidates it as you work. See how refreshed WDRC—News; Old Record 10:110— expected to attend the yarloua ex- •atray. hoadaehaa and dUalnaaa. 0«ttla« sion requirements and possibilities. es. Miss Jean Handley exhibited the Recreation department. hlblU and entertainment which up iwita or fraautni panagoB map fmnn for. governor and U. 8. Senator. her large collection of foreign and Movies will be shown at Robert­ tlic pleasant chewing keeps your Shop. WDRC-Mu.ilc. from minor hladdor IrrlUtlona dM laaold, Only five New York members of \sill fill the eight-day schedule. domestic dolls. son Park on Wednesday at 2 p m. mouth and throat. Just try it. W H A Y —Open House. W THT .Newspaper of the Air. dampnFM or dUtary IhdUeratlona. H. W. ALLEN Congress laced opposition for re- W THT— Fun House. WTIC—A Life In Your Hands. The festivities will open with a if your dtscomforU nro dtM to thwa A Bicycle show is planned for ar 1 at Charter Oak at 8 p.m., and rauaM. don't watt, try Daan'a PIQb, n mlM GLASTONBUBT nomlnatlon In today’s balloting. The Druggist ts Required To Know WONS—M erfs Record Adven­ 10: 1(1— drum corps competition at Munici­ PHARMACY Wednesday morning at 10 ■.80. at the Picnic on Thursday. diuretic. Used auccossfully by mUlfons for- Formerly of So. Coventry They are W. Sterling Oole, Edwin tures. WTHT—Hartford Speaks, pal Field at 1 p. m. on Saturday, oYtr 10 Man. WhlW tlMao simiptonM pmt 119 ANN STREET. HARTrORQ 3. CONNECTICtlT At the West Ski» September 0. This event will be ofUo oUiBrwIat oMur, H'a anMtlnc Imw Maachaator A. Hall, and CTarence E. Kilburn l.a>dge TV Show Csncelled w n c —When a Girl Marries. 11:01V— 4 Depot Sfiasre TeL <645 Republicans, and Joseph L., Pfeifer A t the West Side plsygroundh Ni'ws on all station*. sponsored by the Connecticut Fife diany times Doan^s «▼• Happy rslUf — lU . T #»l WCCC—Big Brother Bill. help the IK miles of kidney tub^ and flUmw and Louis B. Heller. Democrats. a Costume and Bicycle show was QUALITATIVE CHEMISTRY W KNB—News; Scoreboard Va­ 11:15— and Drum Corps Association and flusn out wast«4 Get Doan'a PUls todayl held imder the direction of Miss New Haven. Aug. 22— — A , t h h Sure MarcaDtoiilo Daoppoeed rieties. W THT—Joe Ha.sel Ruth Ryan and Joe Beilis. television show, in which CongrcM- W TIC—Mindy Caraon. Rep. Vito Marcantonio, the only In the Costume show the win­ man John Lodge, GOP nominee for NJOY OAflY—foifes so Good fit s — American Laborlte in Congress, DriigN are rhemiralM, and. in order to tasfs to long—Cotfi to litflo W TIG— Portia Faces Rife WDRC—The World Tonight. ners were: Prettiest, Bonnie Hill governor, had been hilled as the i o u O e t . . . WONS Jack's Waxworks. has no opposition for renomina­ as a ballerina. Funniest, Dick star actor was cancelled l.ast night master the propertleM of driiKk, the SttO— tion. But the Democrats, Republi­ ,W n C -J u st Plain Bill. 11:2.5— ' Boyce as a black cat. Cutest, Ger­ and in its place WNHC-TV pro­ on suaNgcis pharmacist must tirsl makter the prtip- WDRC Putilie Sendee Pro­ can* and Liberty party are back­ aldine VendrUlo as a H\ila-Hula grammed a motion picture. " A THE -DEPENDABLE BURNER! Th#>« coMptot* wtntst W TH T—Space Patrol. ing former Democratic State Sen­ •N eondtrtontns unit* eitick of rhcmicalH. He must Irarn hiin- WONS—B-Bar-B Riders. gram. dancer.. Most Original. Nancy spokesman explained that Lodge ho«l. humls'Hy. Rttor W H A Y— SporU F'inala ator James G. Donovan as a coali­ Boyce as a sophisticated young had been unable to leave Washing­ •nd ekewtet# « ii fei WOCC—News: Sports Twines, tion candidate to unseat him In the pofloct tomfoft fli#d dreda of rhemiral reaclionk through JO-ANN 11:90— lady at the age of 11. ton to participate In the ahow, in #t«5— For Your PROTECTION Mr. and Mrs. Consumer November election. b% (FO0-0O#M kwn#! laboratory Kludy, know hy heart the WDRC—Curt Massey. W TIC—Music and News. In the Bicycle parade Danny which he was to have appeared W H AY-M oonlight Matinee. Wyoming’s primary le spiced by Taylor took first honors with the with other GOP candldntc.y for Roader and Advisor W H A Y — SporU. hot races for the Republican and valences of elements, anil he altle lo w n c —Front Page Farrell. 11 -..VI— best decorated blCycle. state office. No date for a future WONS —News. Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ A il winners tecelvcd Loly-pops showing has been set. forricll the effects tif various combi­ tVCCO—Spoi;ts; Charlie Bloss- tions. Rep. Frank A. Barrett. Re- Has Moved To New Addrsa# lleld. \ Fi;eqaency Modulation INSIST ON and the winners received pencil W AU.FIAM I CON- nations of Ihe^. so thill his professional l^tolican, who is the state’s only Oas Taxes Going t’p- VEKtIONOIllURNUt WDRO—FM 09.7 MO. boxes. lamOM fof uwnfonf##4l 33 Elm St.. O ff Main SU member of the House, sought the At Valley Street work with druFN will be both fast and WON8— Red Sok-Phlladelphla. M FH A— 109.7 MC. GOP nomination for governor over fv# fiM 4S»inot vp le A t Valley street a variety show Chicago — ((P) - Twenty-seven 3 5 % or mor#-»Qwklily aecurale. E%-enlnf W TIC —FM 00.5 MO. convert cool btimsti onrfW- Near Connecticut Gencml three challengers. They are State was put on with Miss Elliabeth states have raised their motor fuel «tM>— WDRO—FM On the air 1 p. m. • (ijrnac#i to quitt, #o*les Hi W H A T —News. 6:46—Keyboard Kapers. Ford, Judy Barnard and ^ Wendy •oUort, loel Seeking the Democratic nomina­ Brown. Clowns. Clifton Brown, and economy . . on ua for exptfi intiallaiion WONS—News. . 7:00— Dance Time. . . . on TimkcD Silent Automatic lot depend­ ,8:00—Here's to VeU. tion for governor are former Rep. Michael Roan, and Ronnie Bieu. #:10— John J. McIntyre, State Senator ^ R«lg nfwc dbtrtM af MONTHLY ^ able quality! Easy terms. Phtnr mi W ay/ WANTED WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast 8:16—Marine Story, Ballet, Vallere Ford, Sandra Char- 8:90— Adventures in Research, Rudolph Anselmi and Cheyenne tier. and Judy Barnard. Accordian . W KNB— Easy Rhythm. — FROM TH^ . — AND THE w n o —FM On the air 5:96 a. m.- accountant Carl Johnson. Music by Judy Brace. Following FEMALE # ilS > Three Republicane and thrae EXPERIENCED • W n o—strictly Sports: Weath- I F m . the ahow irou p singing by all V-ith DEPENDABLE DEALER! DEPENDABLE M ANUF ACTURFR I Democrats seek the nomination for Judy Brace accompanying with ar.‘ Telmiaioa Barrett’e House sesd. her accordian. C O M P U i m S WDRC—Jack Zalman. WNHO—TV. X Reps. Arthur Winstead and John CARPENTERS W H A Y—Supper Serenade. A t Manchester Oreen Are YOU iroubiFd by dlttreti ot P. M. Bell Williams face opposition for Manchester Green held Its hobby female fynetlonal periodic disturb* WONS— Sports Edition. 6-:30— Howdy Doody. INSTALLATIONS renomlnatlon to the House in Mis­ •ncYs? Does tbU make you suffer TIMKEN For Inside and Out#M# #i#S>- show u n ^ r the direction o f Miss from palD. feel so nttrvou$, tired— Work->Apply at 6:00—K it Doodle the Oown. sissippi’s Democratic primary. Smith Friday afternoon and the •t such times? Then oo try Lydia E.* ■ WDRO—Record Albdm 9:90— Lucky Pup. Oil Heat and 873 MAIN STREET PHONE 4136 S tU — Democratic nomination is equiva­ following were adjudged the win­ Flnkham‘0 Vegetable Compound to 5 Dover Road 6:46— Let’s Decorat*. lent to election In that state. ners. rslleTO auch tymptoma. Plnkham'a OIL HEAT WKNB—Weather. 7:00— Ransom BherBiim Show. haa a grand toothing effect on one ’ PRESCRII’TIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED Or Phone 4112 A third member of the House First prise went to Peggy Bo­ of womon's diost important orftannf Engineering, Inc. •t##— 7:80—This Week In Sports, What i« c m from Mississippi, Rep. William M. W THT— Sereno Gammell. land for her group of ships in bot­ JARVIS REALTY CO. 7:46—Newareel. Whittington, ia retiring. Three tles which ram F from many dlf- LYDiALPINKHAM'S 887 Main St, Tel. 2-1166 w n o —Emile Cote Glee Club. 8:00—Film Feature Preienta- CTI (CERTIFIED TELEVISION INSTALLATIONS) is the mark of de­ Democratic asplranta seek to suc­ WOQC—News; Music Hall. tlon. ceed him. Four Mississippi House WKNB—Sports Newsreel. 0:00— Rendesvous with Music. pendability. safety and cpiality, issued only to approved members of membere are unoppoeed. IVONS—Jim Britt. 0:90— Film ShorU. «:4 # _ 10.00— Original Amataur Hour. NARDA (National Appliance Radio Dealers Association), who meet the WDRC — Grliring Bancroft, 11:00—Late Newsreel. News. 11:16— News Bulletins. necessary high standariis. Attends Meeting w n c —Three Star Extra. WTHT—Sports Headlines At Thompsonville W KNB— Evelyn f l i g h t Show. to ttP \g ptt'*' WONS— Evening Star. -r e pteo**”D\ed««* r«Ae of What does CTI mean to you? #tSS— Clarence S. Aeplnwall, District WTHT—Edwin C. HIU. Deputy Grand Master o f Man- 7l00— SHOI REPPIR It is your assurance of protection against fraud or misrepresentation, it is ••gtapdat otdet — - cheater, . paid a social visit to WDRC—Garry Moore Show. Friendship Lodge No. 86, I.O.O.F., W H A Y — Symphony Hall. a «4 « a guarantee of superior workmanship and materials, and of strict ad­ of Thompsonville last evening. It WOQC—Mugle Hall. was visitors’ night at the Thomp- WTHT—Std^land. te\e^ herence to local safety and building codes. q UM A- ■onvllle lodge. Visiting members w n c —One Man’s Family. PHTTniui^QlT iient from King Davrid Lodge No. 31 WKNB—Melody X. COIPP* from Manchester, and Goodwill WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. oP'V Lodge No. 181 from Spencer, 7sl4«i» beeP ★ CTI Mass., filled the chairs. (W O NS—TeUo-Test. l-te\an 9* tele- w n c —News. All present were invited to visit Tta»- Assures the consumer of conijiliance with Manufacturers* war­ Amity Lodge No. 172 of Spring- WDRO— Stepping Out. field, Mass., on Wednesday, Sep­ ranties. tember 20, when it celebrates its W ’l'lC—Boston. Blackle. a O p 'y Yiped- W TH T—Counterspy. 5 sbaVl be coAe» seventy-fifth anniversary. Grand WCCC—News; Music Hall. apP* lodge officers of Massachusetts WONS—Gabriel Heatter. vis'O*' -oiitai'®®* An ' ★ CTI will be present and a smorgasbord W KNB— Stars on Parade. supper and'Tentertainment will be 7t4S— COMPELLED iiGwr***’**’ held. » Att . Among those pTegent at Thomp- WDRC—Edward R. Murmw. sbaM b* is assurance of compliance with your local safety regulations because of growing family .sonville last might were Deputy W K N B — Spotlight on a Star. and codes. WONS—I Love a Mvaterj’. to di.spoee of delightful, Grand Master Wilfred B. Spoon­ er of Spencer. Mass., District No. WKNB—News. ^ small home in favor of 39, which comprises subordinate S : # ^ larger one. Four rooms, lodges in Munson, Ware and W ar­ w n c —Who Said ’That. . Certified Television Installations ren. Mass. WONS— Dance Orchestra. built 1939, basement gae An InvltaUon was extended by W TH T—Paul Whiteman. rage, automatic gas heat, are made only by certified dealers and service companies. Brother Aspinwall to all present W H A Y —Constant Invader. to attend the district meeting to 8il5— insulated, professionally be held In Manchester October 6 W H A Y — Polish National Home landscaped. and to bring any candidates Hour. ★ LOOK FOR THE CTI EMBLEM... vriiom they wish. • its — Tel. 2-2588 V. WONS— Red Sox vs. St. Louis. Qualified dealers and installers will display U*e CTI emblem .^ -s r s v - as evidence of their selection as CTI m etiers, and as a pledge Notice of jgood faith in protecting the consuilher. Look for the CTI Zoning Board of .Appoals ' emblem before yon buy. ^ In accordance with Ure require­ ments o f the Zoning Regulations Of the Town o f Manchester, the Zoning Board of Appeals will h'Ud The foUowing firms are qualified to furnish fully approred Certified Television Ihstallations: a public hearing In the Municipal Building,' Monday evening, Au- giu t 28, 1960, at 8 P. M., on the Soyi W A in t iOYD; U s AngalM# CoM- following ap^cationi: "I ^ Alexander Jarvis for permission to use property 'fronting on Cen­ Come in... let us show you how you could pay $1,000 more and still not ter Street, Cooper - Street, and West Center Street (as shown on get oil Dodge extra room...ease of handling...famous dependability 460 MAIN StREET WESni^GHOUSB TV—YOU CAN BE SURE IF ITS WEStlN GROUSE PH ONE 3234 plot pliui on file) for the sale of • i new and uaed cars. In a Business 2!one. ou CAN surely spare 5 minutes—especially when that's in hiitorv are coming off production lines in reeord vnl> "Mrs. Leland Hunt for extension Y all it takes to see exactly how you could pay |1,000 ume. This means ^ r l y delivery on your favorite medeL o f permiesien to conduct Play more without getting everytliing Dodge gives yoii! ’And what's more, ‘ infra summer demand for naed School at 106 Henry Street, Resi- Yes, ia just 5 minutes behind the VrhMl, vonH ^scover ears means ao oppoimportuhity to make a wondei deal if F aed D AUTO STORES denee Zone A. yon trade now! In fact, your present ear may never again roominess that cart costing much more don't give yon . . . 856 MAIN STREET TOUR FIRESTONE DEALER PHONE 7080 Ellen J. Swanson for permis­ be worth what well gi've you now. sion to make and aell ties In home ' driving ease you've never experienced before . . . rugged- at 098 Center Street, Residence nets and dependability to save you money mile after mile. Come in today and see how easy it ia to own the Dodge of Zpne A. These are things that belong to the new bigger Value A CHECKING ACCOUNT saves you time youT choice . . . how yonr present ear will, no doubt, more Morlarty Brothers, Inc., for Dodge . . . and only in Dodge do yon get them aUI than take care of the down pinrment Terms are low and and effort in paying bills. It helps keep your permission to erect two lighted Sharm te 4Nir suceossl Right now the finest Dodge cars budgef straight by showing what’s spent and TELEVISION ground signs, 14’x5’, located cloe- easy. See os now—uid sane. Don't wait Come fa* today* and where. Every check is a receipt. W# MALONEY’ . er to street line than regulations <60 CENTER STREET PH ONE 2-1040 have regular or CheckMaster accounts . . allow at 301-316 Onter Street, Business Zone. stop in tomorrow and open the type of Arthur Scranton for permission checking account that will best serve you. to erect two S'xl2’ aigna, one to 'be erected on bam and one on ound, 40' from street line, at 26 0#m IhenSay Evtateg* STANDARD FURNITURE CO. ScNall S^eet, Residence— Zone A A. 6t00 to 8t00 006 NORTH MAIN STREET * T H O N E 2-1259 ^■3 1 Mrs. Nellie Dwyer for extension m en fhm hmtf^prkadearn/ o f permission to ooiiduet Beauty Parlor at 109 Coopar Hill'Street, ilesldence 2kme B. ' f t ..« MANCH6STER TRUST Co. ' All persona lnt»rest*i1 may at- STANEK it nd this bearing.' ' ' Zoning Board o f A r o eali . - 4<1 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE “PH ONE 2-1124 SOUMENE and FLAGG, INC 1 jiu M s - ' qEKIEK'ffYBBET I, ...... \ .? r m t m i; n ^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANOIESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1960 f A Q t K l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 P A O l S fV t W

Ill ]uat now pnaainr. n logical and that being th* depth increase the cases increased ffom 10 to 18, Slate's Polio (]a8C8 syphilis cases from 10 to 16, bron­ Speaks Tonight University of Wisconsin, Mr. Smith ding in the apring. This waa In re­ Haiirl^patpr Jumely opportunity for mpr# law rain achitved. the Democratic Town committee old axperi In tha k m t i cho pneumonia cases from 12 to 14, LEARN who is In charge of tha Primary, >^as a civil engineer, high school sponse to inquiries Whether Nar- hootchy-kootehy, said abeM haanoa notI ATHLETE’S FOOT tdolatlon. So long a,. It lasts, the In the middle ground, w * arc K o e k v ille New England^ Farouk Denies ^ophfttQ Ifprald Connecticut Fall Off Sharply atreptococcal sore throat cases At Rotary Club stated It was not necessary as principal and ouperintendent of rlman Sadek, sultry-eyed 18-year- yet had on opportunity to perform YIELDS TO SIMPLE lack o f nsw violation constltutsa Inclined to lake the official figure from 0 to 4, and lobar pneumonia TO DRIVE only one slate of candidates was schools before aaaumlng his pres­ nld F^ptlan girl, was on her way here privately for hla majeaty. Tha rUBUMHCO BT TBB of the Manchester Water Depart­ cases from 1 to 2. presented and these will be an­ ent position. He haa traveled wide­ here from Switzerland to ba mar­ king had Mlaa Oamal broak oft bar observance o f law. which Is what Ifl to 60—an.vbody can learn Kiwanis Meet Plan to Marry SPRAY TREATMENT J f BA U PRIMTINO 00» INC Yankee Poliomyelitis canes dropped At the same time, mumps de­ The regular weekly meeting of nounced tonight. ly throughout the United States. ried to the king. engagement in Mont* Carlo to Apair PBD-i-msT. U BiMtll ItTMt we are after. In Korea, our pol­ ment. which, at 3.93 Inches, tallies to drive any (Mir In onr dual- Charge Placed sharply from 29 to 12 during the clined from 2.'< to 14 cases, thick- the Manchester Rotary Club will Women of the Moose (Canada and Europe, and prgsnir.ed Told of \VriMlng Plans coma here at hta expense. In addi­ seMto foatlstaa * ■ MtnebMtar. Conn. icy is to flash the red light of rather closely with th* reaulta w* By A. H. O. control instructinn ear. Com­ and for four years supor\’ls(*d one tb* new *pr*r Up -bi enpox frori) 16 to 8 cases, measles be held tonight at the Manchester The Women of the Moose will There Is no question of a wed­ tion to paying her travelling ex- V gMfiSaiSSSis "S 5 THOMAS rBRODSON. noted in paila and pans. seven-day period just ended, ac­ petent, nnurleone Inslrurtora. Will Be Hel^ at New of the first prison school! in Amer­ Public Relations Maiia- Mllef fiwB Alhtete** PeeL Blagwetoi, It**., Tr***.. 0 «»'l M*n*««r United Nations law and United from >13 to 8 cases and scarlet Country Club at 6:30. President hold a meeting this evening at ding In France at this time, said peneea, Farouk beatowad a Parta- cording to the Connecticut State 68 per hour > Against Jones ica. creatad gold lam* evening gown sad ether taagae tnleaMea*. mad- T ro««tl«* Jetob«t U IMl- NationnNlaw enforcement In the But we do not have to rely on fever from 5 cases to 1. German Carl Furay will preside aud fol­ eight o’clock. The Executive com­ Thabet Paaha. who then went on MiM Mm mmMc Bate sd4 MNb Judging'by the tabulation which Department of Health summary of London ^pt. 6 to I ger Retracts Story of to add expansively that the king on the dancer. statisUcs to JiKjge that this was measles cases remained at 4 this lowing the regular meeting Harold NO TRAVEI. TIME CHARUED mittee will meet at 7:30 p. m. 0*4 PBO-i-m ar *• eii ana m e «*• PubitiMd B»»rr Cv*nlnt E*c»pi path of aggreaalon. So far, al­ Fan from **V," Suicide would be married to Miss Sadek In Samla doncad for tha king—but silwiel ateeaa. Beoahmeiai bp OOI- la apparently supposed to deter-’ reportable diseases Issued each past week. No typhoid fever, Crosier, chairman of the program Alumni (Chapter night will be not­ Pres. Clarke Savs I Wedding in Spring * •unMy **d HaMdar*. Cattrcc at thr though we cannot tiegln to know the moft concentrated deluge ever TEL. 4«82 Driver of Gir ill Acci- ed and there will be class Initis- I Egypt next spring. publicly—Sunday night at a gala Ieha C*., Waet Bartfara. Oeaa. _Po*« oBir* kt ManchMUr. Conn., *a min* it, the Connecticut election week. Eight of the 12 cases were diphtheria or meningococcal men- committee, will Introduce Dr. visited upon summer Manchester. tlon. New Haven, Aug. 22 The Yesterday, the royal sfiokeaman. party In hia honor at tfia DoauriUo Sacend Olaaa Man llittrr. what ia going on in the mind of U still exactly a draw. Dwane Collins of the University of MANCtlERTF.R IIRIVTNa The Kiwanis Cfliib o f Manchester , Deauville. France, Aug. '22 - (Sh within Fairfield County, with two j ingltis was reported In Connecti- dent in ^hich Two Bed Men I held court to back-track. Cnalno. - the driver we are attempting to We have never before seen an Au­ In Hartford County and one each ; rut during the past seven days. Connecticut. AUAOEMV death of Mias Elate McClo.v, 5u. Everybody In Egyptian King SDBSCRIPTTON RATBS ” By that we mean that th* two Were Killed There wil| be m. - meeting of will be p resen ted at the 1950 con- "Narrlman Sadek la not coming So far during hla atay ban, tha Oi.,. Idir by Mall ...... fiJJ® Influence, the red light It being gust brook bed turned from dry parties are, up to this time, match­ in New Haven and Litchfleld Conn-, This was the nineteenth consccu- Dr. CColllns is the head o f the Persoiib Englewood, N. J., school teacher I Farmik’s entourage except, per- king has not sooortad a femlnlna Tankcroosan Tribe, I. O. R. M. this v e n tli^ o f the New England Kl- hapa, hla official spokesman ap- to Deauville,’’ he told newsmen. "I Sla dionthi by Mall ...... observed. sand Into such a raging torrent. ing press agent for press agent. ties. For the fourth consecutive tlve work that the state hat been' Guidance Department at the Unl- whose crushed body waa found in don’t know where she la. t know of companion In public. HEARING-AID 3n# oiantb by Mail ...... * evening at eight o’clock at Red w a W District to be held Septem- ; pnrently was enjoying himself There were those who com­ What the relationship between week, whooping cough was (Con­ wlthout a diphtheria case, the versity and he will talk on "Is Rockville, Aug. 22— (Special) — Men’s Hall. an alleyway behind the Y. W. C. no plans for the king to be mar­ •mgla Copy ...... » press agentry and votes may be hey 6th to 9th at New London, I here today. Wtakly, by Carrier ...... I ■« plained to us about the undu< necticut's most prevalent disease. eighth without a typhoid fever Communism a Real Threat?" This A charge of negligent homicide Little League Games A. yeiterday. was Hated aa a aiil- ried. If tbt'tc are any plans, they Curley top la a dlseass affecting BATTERIES Sub*, daliaared. One Tear ...... lU.iMi we do not pretend to know. But Cases rose from 30 to 09 during ca.se, and the fourth without one is a timely subject and should be has been placed against LeRoy Little League games will be '(iiin., (Tliib Prealdent Edgar aide by Dr. Marvin M. ScarbrouRli. ! While the rest of the party was I are known to the kliig alone. Biigarbeets in the northwesL Nehru’s Role heavineaa of the rain, as though whatever it ia, the two aides are t h p: o f f ic e o f Clarke aiinoiiiiccd today. ' lu'ing entertained variously by bal­ For All Hoarlnt-AIds weal of Mlaa. roreign ...... tU.w the past week, while gonorrhea of meningococcal menirtgltia. of interest. Jones, 22, of 1957 Washington played four nights this week, medical examiner. He aaid that I "Hla majesty la here to relax. the light touch of rainmakln^ keeping evenly 'matched. There One hundred and alxty-flve Mlaa McCIoy died of a broken let. haesrrst. or a spectslly-lm- I This Is hla first visit outside Egypt .MCUBER o r Prime Minister Nehru of India street, Roxbury. Mass., the driver games Yo start at six o'clock ” •’EveraoRy*. *Mhri-ltox* which had appeared In these col­ have been momentary vacillatlona DR. JOS. C. BARRY follows: tonight. Scouts vs clubs, comprising a membership of neck, broken riba and other mul­ I IKirted dancer, Karim Thabet In 11 years, except for a three-day THB ASSWCIATED PRB8S continues In hi* valuable and of advantage, when one aide or th* of the automobile which was in­ more than 9.500 business and pro­ I Pasha —Cairo newspaper editor "Moreory* Tb* Aaaociatad Pita* i* aicluairaly umns last week were responsible. Wednesday. PAC vs. h tiple fractures sustained in a' fall trip to CJypnis two years ago. He I?-'.. antiuad to tbf u*a pi rtpunlication ol hopeful role, somewhat in the other has engaged some new tal­ volved in a fatal accident -on the Thursday. Mcxise vs. Scouts;, fessional leaders, will send dele- from her fourth story room In tlio I who doubles as the roysl public re- I Is trying to have some fiin." 12 HOUR .p* W * decline the- credit, but we ent and gained numerical super­ WILL BE CLOSED all new* difpatchea credited to H. or mitlillc of a warring world, devot­ Wllbiir Cross Highway at Tolland day, Elks vs. PAC. "X” dormitory. Police reported , latlona adviser concentrated on I Last night the fim-aeeklng Mon- aet olberwta* credited In ini* paper iority for a matter of an hour or getting off the spot. VAPORIZERS ing his leadership unquestionably would like to point out that it on Sunday, when two persons rid­ that the woman had been depress­ < arch, wearing a fawn-colored dln- and alao tit* local new* publiatieo here. two. But the other aide has always FOR VACATION I Last Friday, with the portly > All rlgnt* of repuhlirallor of apecial was - an unusually considerate ing in his automobile were fatall.v ed because of a death In her fam­ I ner jack4t. attended the ballet at Automfitic Shot-Orr to the single idea of peace with bounced back with a new acquisi­ ily. Notes were found In her I Farouk nearby in their hotel lob- j the Desnvllle (Zasino'a theater. diapatcbea nerein *r* alao reaaitad. lytavy rain, which came without tion of Its own. " I DIDN'T injured. Bonds we{c set at $5,000 honor. And currently he himself Orgaiii8t Giyfcii I by. Thabet Pasha assured ' news- ^ FROM a AUG. 20 which were expected to be furnish­ room, police said, refusing to dis­ Another of Faropk’s favorite en- Arthur Drug Storea 878 Msln St. ToL 4188 f^lll aame* elieni of N. E. a Ser*- seem.s in the middle of a choice, wind, which left all crops stand­ W e don't know where th* riv­ \ r close their contents. 1 men there would be a royal wed­ I tertalpers, Samla Oanvcl, 26-year- alry u III- atop, but we are aure It ed. ” tee. Inc. ing upright, and which somehow Following' the accident. Jones Fare\y^ll Party with two courses of action open will be stalenwted to the end,- TO AUG. 27 avoided even the extreme wash­ was taken to the Rockville City Fubliahcn UepreaeniatHrea: The to him, each consistent with his even If It means ovary last vot­ MEAN Julius Uatbaw* Special Afancy - N*« outs that might have been ex­ hospital and ' following his dis­ Torb. Chicago. Dalrol*. and Boalon. policy. er la the state haa to he enrolled charge on Monday he was placed Last evening at the South Meth­ pected from so much water in ao as a preea agent. The voters, ns under arrest by Sergeant John odist churc^a farewell party waa MEMBER aUniT nrREAl) or On the one hand, h# has an In­ of this writing, howevrr, attU little time. If we could make rain, Law’rence of the Stafford Springs tendered GMrge G. Ashton, organ­ Cl RtXT.ATIoNS______vitation to make a visit of state maintain a alight numerical su­ that's the way we would like to barracks, pending the coroner’s ist and choirmasler who haa re- Th* Herald PriMini Company. Inc., to ( ’ommuiilst (Tiina. Nehru ohvi- periority over the press agents. TO DO IT make it hoiintifiil without being inquest. aaaumaa no llnkncial reaponaibil ty (or ou.dy has nleas about UoniniuniHi Both parties opened the cam­ Four of Hie Boston residents signcd,.Tils ditties, effective Sep- typographical error* ai'pearing in ao- destructive. paign with normal peace time China He thinks it Is likely to treated for injuries as the result temMr first to take a similar po- W .a|?5K r“ yartiaanenta and other raadini matler. staff strengths, consisting o f those of the accident were discharged on sltlcto S t the Cathedral-by-the-Sea In Tb* MancHeatar Eyenins Herald. prove more Asiatic than Commu­ public payroll or party payroll Point Is, nobody MEAN.k to have an acrldent—and yet they happen all Monday, George Williams, 27; ln,>6ccan CTity, N. J. nist. more Oiinese than Rua.sian. hands who are considered good William Jones? 41; Wllhelmlna The party was given Mr, Ashton Tuesday, August 22 enough for the running battle be- too frequently. He has idea.A of playing Commu­ Jones, 20 and Leroy Jones, 22. all 4)y members of the choir of the E U i u g t o u I tween campaigns. of Roxbury, Mass. Mary Duke^ South church, and was also at­ nist (Ellina along Ihoae lines, an 1 Their first call ‘was for quit* .411 of us are aware of the com­ •feoWatb (H fck u p ^ Is The Red Light Working? 17 of Roxbury who suffered head tended by former members of the II logical reliTforcements, each bring- lie even has a dream of forming, Melvin Cantor, 26, of mon causes of accidents: Excessive injuries and the four New 'Yjirk music committee, Mrs. Albert Cro­ The United NAtiona policy m i inney , distinguished heavy gun Speed, Recklessness, Carelessness and with Communist China, a atron'g street, Ellington, la a patient in B Yes, it th*mU be aufidtoi. residents who were injured still well and Fred Bendall, and former Korea la a succeaa if it perauailcs for the serious war ahead, dnd Law Violations. remain aC the hospital. choir members, Robert Von Deck. 'n Asiatic bloc of nations which the Rockville City hospital where that, one would have thought, So wc’U simply remind you Russia against launching more Court Cases Jeanette Paton and Mr. and Mrs. would not be the creature either he was taken following an auto ac­ would have made quite a battle, that this profeslioosi phar­ Bonds were- forfeited' in the Charles Robbins. The new organ­ laime F. Smith aggreaaiena, direct or indirect. It cident Sunday morning on Route ami perhaps a very satisfying one. No matter how careful a driver you I of the We.st 01 of Rllsaia. are yourself, yon must always figure macy is always si your serv­ cases of seversl out of sta.te driv­ ist and choirmaster of the South ia a auccea* if it persuades R11.S.01.V 83, near the Rotary ciirle in Tal- But with both Democratic and ers who failed to appear at the church, Herbert France and his gates to the three-day meeting, ] Kurtlierniore, he must be aware, Republican candidates obsessed on Hip other driver nnd whnt he might ice. Count on us for absolute that United Nation* law must b« cottville when the auto in which sesoion of the RiidKville City wife were also present, Mr. Clarke said. Alwin A. Klauer, ■ I as well as we are. that Commu- he was riding operated by hla with the Idea that the number of do. Follow safe driving rules yourself accuracy; fresh, potent drugs otgierved throughput the world. It nnd' for your own peace of mind Court on Monday with Judge Saul Mr. Ashton waa presented with Cambridge, Mass., business leader I lust China now has the power, h'rbther. I»u ls Cantor, 17, skidded pre.As agents represents the key' and governor of the New England DON’T DRn'E .WITHOUT IXSUR- and fair prices. Remember Pelzer presiding..- Earl F. Arm­ a portable record player and best ia a aucceas If it produces the#.' Slid over-turned twice coming to a to victory in November, this was Kiwanis District, will preside at I following United States commlt- .4NCE. W e’d be glad to arrange ade­ —next time please bring us strong, 22. of I0?3 Tfilland Turn­ wishes for success in his new posi­ results. These reaulUs will not be stop resting on the top. State Po­ merely the first of man.V subse­ pike, Buckland; .Nelson F. Gerber, the convention, which will high­ j nient to delcnd Formosa, to cre­ quent calls for re.servea. W e have quate coverage for'.you. Call na to­ your donor’s prescriptions. tion were tendered him by those apparent in any gushing conver­ lice Officer Frank Shay of the 20. of 612 Griswold street Glaston­ present. light committee conferences, a dis­ ate a tragic hroademng of world Stafford Springs Barracks con­ long since lost track of the num­ day! cussion of plans for the coming sion from the Kremlin. They will bury; Anthony 8. Provenzano, 37, conflict by attacking Formoaa. ducted the investigation and ar­ ber of press agents involved on of 88 Harriet gtteet Bridgeport year, and election of offlcera. only be apparent in the lack of rested Louis Cantor on a charge each side, and we pause today only CENTER were fined 89 each on ctargea of Hartford Man Kngered Holdup So. if he went to Peiping, it to comment on the laatest ex­ Larue F. Smith, Niagara Falls, furthar aggreaaion. of speeding. failure to,reduce speed; George S. New York, president and general change of .master-strokea. South Windsor, Aug. 22—(yPi— It was In the effort to produce would be to play the chances of Miss Mildred Weld who has been PHARMACY Minor. 23, of Crystal Lake and manager of the Spirella Company visiting her sister Mrs. Grace W. It was the RepuMIcan party Anthony 8. Amado, 41. of Provi­ Mario A. Rtnadl. 29, of Hartford, such result* that the United greater friendship between Clilna ROBERT J. SMITH, INC "W’bere Pharmacy It A of Canada at Niagara Falls; On­ (ioeliring lias returned to Boston. which first hit upon the last con­ dence, R. I.f were each fined $3 tor has been accused by police of set­ tario, and trustee of Kiwanis In­ StAtas And the United Nations and India, and therefore lea.s ceivable stroke of campBlgn / Profession” illegal parking; Robert K. Wat­ ting up an $800 holdup at a Mr. and Mrs. (Jerry Weld of RK,\L ESTATE — INSURANCE 487 .Main St. Tel. ( ternational. will deliver the princi­ triendahip between China and brilllsBce. Thia was to bring in, kins, 29, of 236 Rogera avenue, Mil­ brickyard here operated by a fam­ undertook their joint Korean t^l- Springfield. Maas., visited Mr. Free Delivery pal address at the convention and Riisaia, arid to use his Influence to Weld’S'aunt Mrs. Grace Gochring as coordinator of eveiytblBg 953 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 34.50 ford, Conn., was fined 818 on a ily with whom he had long been serve as the community service Icy. These results—the appear­ friendly. CTiarged with being- an and his brother Edward Weld of elM, as eommaader la chief et'^ speeding charge; Judgment waa organization’s official representa­ ance of no more aggression - are persuade th# Chinese Communists •TNSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914’ accessory to an armed robbery, Main street Saturday. Gerry Weld the press agent horde, seme auapended in the caae of Howard tive. ■J the succeaa we seek. The eatab- not to attack Formo.sa. And for nusler pres* agent who knew T. Oolllns, 19, of 83 Windsor av­ Rinaldi, police laid, coached mem­ Educated at Allegheny (Tollege, Is stationed at Westover F'icld. bers of a New York gang befojre liahment of United Nations law such efforts, he has the quallfloa- Mrs. Harold J. Martin and I almolutely nothing about Con- enue charged with violation of the University of Chicago and the they staged the holdup at tjhe Pola tion of being the best champion daughter of Westfield. Mass., are necllcul or Connecticut politics. dB. rules of the road. leave your cooking cores behind as something no power, however This was a high and extreme brickyard on June 30. He was the spending a few days with Mrs Meeting for Women big, will care to challenge with ^ Communist China has for admis­ goal to set. but the party did the fourth man arraated in the inveati- Martin's aunt Miss Hattie Berr of A meatlng o f "Houaewivea for fores ia ths big poaltlve goal of sion Into the United Nations— best U could. Liodga” will ba held this evening gation of the holdup. Police have LONELY PBOPUB Main street. That left the Democrats niomen- charged John Sposl, of Wolcott, the Korean campaign. and the one who could bring that Ellington Volunteer Fire depart­ at sight o’clock in the Superior We do not i w « how old you when you COOK with GAS! I tanly defeated and de.sperate. Oourt room. M tu EkUth W. Weat, Ronald Bleuler and Julius F. Klein,- ore. Meet new friends. Jolii That la the auccenn we seek— about more quickly than Russia ment was called out Sunday to I But they. too. undertook the vital both of New York with robbery what looked to be a fire In the to­ vice chairman of the Vernon Re­ the GET ACQUAINTED CLUB. tha ending of the threat of world ever will with her* tactirs. Fur­ ; search for some one who knew as publican Town committee ia in with violence. Rinaldi was sched­ No minors. For Information bacco sheds on the Yasmor prop­ I little as possible about Connecticut uled for . arraignment tonight In war. If, on th* other hand, Rus­ thermore, it has been obvious that erty hut was smoke coming from TABLE charge of th* arrangementJ for call Mrs. Barnes, 40 CTinrch he really wants Communist China J and about Connecticut politics, the meeting. She states that all Justice court here. Hla ball waa Street, Hartford. Tel. 7t6S81 sia chooae* to defy again, else­ the charcoal fires In the sheds and they too did the best they aet at $10,000. admitted, and ia not, as Russia where tobacco was hung. women interested, regardless of where,-the rule of law the United 1 could, and placed the result of FREE party affUtationa and whether often seems to be, playing a game The committee in charge of the their search also in a position of Nations represents, the Knrctin Grange program Wednesday night )ou!{ ChAm they are houaewivea or not, are Ifl- of trying th vhampion (^omiminist staff command. vited to attend the meeting. There policy ia no leas ncceasary. but are Mr. and Mrs. Ira Eggleston, Perhaps this was. after all, the China by the very tactics which chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ruth wUl be a speaker present from the i dees fail to achieve its most de- final touch. F'Dr, although it had a State Republlcaii headquarters. ■ f l j airabls objective. will be sure to keep Communist Abom, Mrs, Mabelle Howard. Mrs. certain common aeiise In It. along Irrigatten MeeUng, The Ideal Summer Drink Nellie Warner, Mrs. Edna Schlude, the line that parties specializing Ilia question of whether our China out. V- Anyone Interested is invited to Mr. and Mrs. William Kuca. James In candidates who know little attend an irrigation meeting ar­ Korean policy achieves Its high­ If Nehru goes to Peiping, some McGuire. Nellie McKnIght and about the state should consistent­ ranged by County Agent John H. Americans will henceforth regarIane crash James A. Doherty, Oialrman of of smaller nation* to consider the at Oroton Saturday which resulted TODAY has to note the present existence, in th* death of Firat Ueut. Martin ywkay * or perhaps the present passing, of condition* for Korean pcac* and B. Coleman, o f West Hartford. a Ruaaitn atrategic opportunity. recommendations for th* future Colaman, the pilot, was klllad and modem We are now at, or just past, of all Korea, is something which three paasengera ware Injured BAS BAEOE when the B-2« plane ekidded oft a IMAGINE! GIANT-SIZE that moment in the Korean cam­ ha* to be instinctively resented /..- runway at Trumbull field and by the world's big protagonists. It 0 e t a Studabaker and get paign when. If Russia were firm­ plunged Into the Poquon(x;k river. 1 2 -^Inth PICTURE with It Costs ly committed to trouble, it would offends Russia because it brand.i The board la saeking to deternVlne be logical for Russia to move North Korea as the aggreaaor,’ Um causes of the crash. ‘i Loss to Buy • • • elsewhere. It was easy, week* and because It would ehut Ruasis ago, to aee that moment ap out of the debate and deprive her New FUU-SCREEN FOCUS ''m ore tniekf^fer the m oney! Loss to Us#-«* preaching. It would come just as of propaganda opportunity, and A fJD I Loss to Install . . * we reached a full commitment in It off ends us because we would no PODOL Korea. The moment we were longer retain our direct influence Haro's a *••- ^ew"Black Magic” Contrast on United Nations policy and be­ eomiUaglaosof pinned down there would be th>' 1 t t t I* moment for Russia to atari some­ cause we are afraid that such a many petcdcal oaat. Priasarily a •Mining sat for sdoMifle ho ding thing elsewhere. It was conceded commission might formulate com­ tmOIENT, peogroat, it caa ir*i b* oaod os a 7001 promise propo.sals which we that, if Rus.Aia should do this, hi-chair. Chair locks iaataatly ia would consider compromising ih Russia could, for a time, run ii.a plans oa taMo. whosa At This Low Price the had sense. ragged and enjoy a terrific strate- wide bass proridos gic ihitisUve. But the effort Nehru is conaiat- While firm, aoa-dppiag so- The present moment seems just, enlly making la one directed at curity. a little ^aat that predicted mo­ taking big i^wer fire and heat out -T FV '’Tf * (> I ment. If there is another Russian of the situation, and leaving it to They Last! . 1.' move forthcoming,, this Is the calmer judgmenU, in ths hop* *4, ' ^ \ '4*1 *.'t moment for it. that these can arrive at some for­ .-.■'.'V ■ 4. NATURALLY All this, of course, rests upon a mula for peace no on* o f the big Canopy Top r '. logical assijniption of what the powers could, afford to reject. Russian time Uble might be. And \\hatever Nehru does is cerUUn And from S Ion models down to Vk to be embarrauing to somebody, The Edi- »ggrf»*ora aometimea have a can- Ion pkk-iip* there’s a Studs- habit of figuring out what the end often to both aides tx the Metal Bottom MM**PUy- c h s k li riaa'isal- baker truck Juatrightfor hundred* **ame time. The role o f the would* wo'^ld considers logical, and then ao a praoioal tabte sal far * a Ol of hauling needs. C hoietefteo departing from that logical time be peacemaker U often friend­ Softd Boxes growiag child as it caa' bt osad great gtudebakar track saghme table, in order to obtain aurpriae. less. But never did ' the world sitbar a* a diaaor lahla ac far alays for mpefb.lo*rcost parformanrai need one more, and Nthru may Guard tail caa ha temovodia- The very fact that we could fore­ AflBemblcd and A 'V h d 'o f dtctre-vahid tlM turae! see this present moment as the yet be thanked—by both aides. •taoily. TaUa alao caa Installed Same Day D eliTcred one which would be logical for a Big vltiMlity ceb wMi hoed roem, Mp reeei, leg leem fer iaat'ViMic*farmaiiitr New, oosiRl^taiy oideiMtic fos roofet ore to beontlM, thoy give new IHh H ooy new Russian move might mean erkta fcadiag the three. . . FuHy endesed sefsty steps. . . "UfMhedieed" YOUR IIST INYISTMINI] that the Ruaaiana would deliber- Heavy But ConsidBraU Esch $ child. Setaesad Nbtth- eccessiWiity te engine, ignlMen, Instrument penel wiring FIRST TRUCKS WITH i a hHohool So fetf. coakiH Hsio It ext hi half . . . m oIo m , oven broiling h tmolielesi > 6.98 a n Hard Mapla aad FOR THI FUTUU Btely ignore this moment, and There art various ways af . . . Ad|utte«Arr spet cushien. . . Twe feef-centrelled fleer sWdy eaasuactioa venHIeters. . . Twe huilMn windew wings. . . Duel win^ . . . aad to ontMoalie. yon eaa ceak oatira nioolt witban* avar a glaaca ot year avail ' thooM one which teemed unlikely maaaurlng ralnfaU. Oaa is ths af- ^ MS, ^ shield wipers. . . Twe erm leets end '•im visers . Ceb fldsl way st ths Hsrtfssd Weath­ Folding Yacht lighi wMh hend endaputiHgeHc deer swNehet. ; . Tight- ^AvotlaMalB H Isa and Mian with all this hedging about er Bureau, which is to place - O P E N - I gripping relery deeTlefches.. .'Ixhe streng K-memher fitudebaker’a autamatie ovar- '^ ^ e ^ te heceesnry in a matter sieve out under some tree or awn­ Choirs $2.49 eo. frent frame leinfercemenl. . . Rugged, easy-tiding springs BBtUllg it ante and where dfivetranimiiihminrreaaeit ai ing. Following that systSHt, tha MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY . . . Shadt-praef crass link slsstiiig wMh verleMe-ratle mileage—ledueet engine wear Manchester Division torn tainfall last Sunday was meas­ extra leverage fer easier tvrn-araunds and perking. Maachealar Offiaa Opaa Tkandasr o f RuaMa ured at 2.76 inches. Manchester Awning EVENINGS ^ Hartford Gaa Co. ^ the fact A t the other extrenas on* ind C^vM Products M i Satuiar NandRfR fir ' m aufl Company NO CBBORS OB - drought and sun. In this 1 iSl, 1M Hartford Rd. •; ’ ...... wpp ifjwrw^'i' ~i'!JwrBi»i«r»v"-!!. '■I-TV- -prT-

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mANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCBE8TER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22,1960 adopted to determine Just what tora, funda coUteted go into a effect they would have.” National Fire Native Pie Apples I ]\ot Sponsored building fund. • ^ ■ Local Teacher’s On the final vote, only three Re­ Aak tor OontribuUoaa Local Defense Quarters ^ a mile and a half Into enemy ter­ publicans voted against the bill— In Market Now, Local people who have been *o- ritory, It disabled one Red tank Senatora BIcton (Mont), Malone Honors Blanco By Local Unit llcited have Ural received a ialo- Bendix Winner Strikes Water' and three artillery pieces and saw Wife Has Polio (Nev) and Williams (Del). Have Been Completed.^ Guards’ Total Schools Open Sept. 6; in * - . l■■'- phoned request for support of'.the Town Defense Weddings five disabled Red tanks and 20 Besides Ute wagc-price-rationlng Storrs, Aug 22- Ple-lovers ball. The caller usually prefa'yea dead. authority and the allocation and the family will be glad to know DcHaii .Answers Queries hit remarks with some such ataie- Is Now $1,343 At 355 Feet The 80-miIe arc from this battle Mra, * Gilbert Hunt, of priorities powers, the measure pro­ Local Man Named that early apples are in the mar­ A former coal bln in the baae-'(»be kept in the new h ply he hss found for the Savings planned for Manchester public ranging up to $10,000 fine and a day at a meeting of the diroctors man William V. DeHan aald this flrat aid for auxiliary police and ’!'? GIvtUan Defenae program la doing Beach, Calif. Sarah Croskey was stated Mra. Hunt haa a mild year In Jail. and the flesh crisp and tart. morning. tober 9 from 8 p.m.. to 1 a.m. the robm. the walls have been w ^ and has advanced more rapid­ Bank of Manchester which will put Bijo; \toiiiic Oven The funeral of Sarah Croskey. school children for 1G50-81, accord­ of the company. He has been su­ pointed white and fluorescent firemen will be held next *resk, * General Chairman Colonel James the water to a variety of , uses. ing to a calendar issued today by caae and ia receiving the Kenney 3. Government seizure of pri­ perintendent of the Foreign depart­ Elarly apples are .not good keep­ IV'Han * atatement was prompt­ Several local buaineaamen who ly t***" many pn^rama In other of 68 Eldrldge street, who died at i "‘f 7 f treatment. ers. So it la better to buy amall have contributed from $5 to $10 llghling^xturea have been In- Schendel aald. Tlie date and time H. McVeigh disclosed today that a Volkert today shut down his drill thA Mnnehester Memorial hosnital ! office of Superintendent of vately owned plMts and other ment of the National of Hartford ed by .several queriea he haa re­ will be announced In the H enM ' towns in the state, C3iief of Police donatVtn has been received from Goes Into Action the Manchester Memorial hospital The case, from just over the faclUtiies If they were needed In quantities frequently and always ceived In the pa*t few daya from to the organlz,atlon are rather an­ .stalled. The doors were made and Herman -O. Schendel. coordinator rig after pumping 17b galloru ^ Saturday evening was held this Schools Arthur H. Illing. Schools Group, having been with th* com- gry since discovering that the installed and the walls were paint­ ------'S it a John McCabe In Long Beach. minute from a shaft 385 feet will open for the fail term on town line, again brings Important the defense effort. Provision is have them fresh and crisp. local merchanta who have been of the program, eald today. Mr. McCabe, former local .resident, afternoon at two-thirty from the notice to Town Health Officer Dr. made for Just compensation ahd The early varieties uauMIy come solicited by an organization known Laurel club Is not sponsored by ed by membera of the Police de­ Caveman Remains Found CSblef Schendel and Deputy Co- He estimates that the well' is good (Continued from Page One) Holmes* Funeral Home, 400 Main Wednesday, Sept. 6. airmailed a check for H5 to ■ The first quarter ends Novembaa Robert R. Keeney’s statement of return to owners after the emer­ from amall orchards or from scat­ a.s the Laurel Democratic club. Lo­ the local Democratic organization, partment over the week-end. The Pisa, Italy — — Traoas of, latbr RuascU B. Hathaway for a steady 250 gallons per min­ street. yesterday that care should be ex­ tered trees in larger orchards. DeHan aald. work waa done by Chief Schendel, neyed yesterday to Cambridge, Treasurer Russell B. Hathaway "to Other reactors have been built 10, the second quarter enda Jan­ gency. cal conlributora have .apparently cavemen who lived 10,000 years ute. Rev. Richard B. Kalter, assist­ ercised from now on to seek prop­ 4. A $2,000,000,000 government Since they are not grown In Con­ been under the impreaainn that Lieutenant Walter (Nuiiella and ago were discovered In a cava neas^, j for a conference with Dr. sponsor two Manchester Guards­ Let me tell you this," Volkert since the war. in Canada, England, ant pastor of St. Mary’s church uary 26, the third quarter ends men at the Testimonial Dinner to April 6’ and the fourth ends June er diagnosis of all ailments that loan and loan guarsmtee pro­ necticut on a large scale, you may they were donating to a function The Republic of Korea (.South Policeman Edward Wilson, de­ thla famed town of the leaning f- W. Cronin, director of the defenae said. "The best sand bank in thie France and the United States, but officiated. appear suspicious such as stomach not always find Just the variety sponsored by or having the ap­ Korea I was formallv Inaugrstcd partment mechanic and utility tower. Two skulls, some reindeer . ' program in that area and an au­ be given In their honor." towm Is right under Main street. none so powerful as this one. At The British 'Veterans’ Auxiliary, 20. gram to encourage defenae pro,- Holidays upsets and fever or muecular ducUon. you want. In the store or at the proval of the local Democratic or­ Aug. I’l. 1948. and the American man. hones, piecea of earthenware vaaed'.''- thority on civilian defense plan­ Read It In The Herald We went 128 feet'through perfect full power, thla new reactor en­ of which the deceased was a mem­ pains. roadside stand where you buy your ganization, DeHan 'said. Accord­ MI'llary Government j-ame to an AH records and supplies of the and pointa of apeara characteris* ' ^ ning. The local men were ac­ Ivar P. Oailaoa ergy output in a few months Holidays Include: Friday. O'Ct. ■ 5. Consideration by the preal- McCabe lb the son of the lata sharp sand to hit rock.” ber. held a short memorial service Last year at this time Manches­ dent Of the wage and price levels fruit. ing to tickets given to eontrlbu- end. OvtUan Defense organization will tic of that period, were found. companied by Captains Paul Beck Mr. and Mrs. John McCabe of Mc­ The casing is eight Inches in equals the explosion of an atom at the funeral home last night. 27, convention; Nov. 23 and 24. Thanksgiving; March 23. ’ Good ter had 23 cases of polio. This of the period May 24-June 24. with and Thomas Farrell of the Cabe street. He served In the U. In a contest among Bendix 4lcal- diameter, and It took several bomb. Also a large delegation from the year in town limits five cases Hartford police department. The reactor atands on the aide Friday; and May 30. Memorial 1950, in the fixing of wage-price Mrs. Oeorge !>. Collins, Jr. S. Navy for at least 28 years but era throughout the country held weeks to get It down to the point British American club which Mrs. hai-e been reported. ceiling*. The bill permits but does A comparison of notes showed has been retired for the past sev­ this spring for originality of ideas of a sand dune. Just 76 miles from Croskey held to organize^ paid its iDay. Four hour sessions will be where the desired flow is obtained. held on Nov. 22 and Dec. 20, the not Require a rollback to that pe­ that Manchester’s program is not Rev. Warren ,S. Archibald, min­ eral years. He has relatives In on window displays of Bendix May Be Put To Other Use New York CTty. All that anyone Vespects. Ihg^ng and Is actually more ad- home launderies, Ivar P. Carlson, is allowed to aee ia a six-story, 'file bearers w'ere C?arl Bolin. latter being the first day of the riod, with some exceptions which A m orirm 't Letreaf-Prlred Slrelgb^ B ight ister of the South Congregational Manchester. Mr. McCabe appar ' William Heald, president of tbs C?hristmss vacation. might Include all farm commodi­ yanced than programs in many cntly learned of the testimonial manager of the J. W. Hale Corp. Scientific Refrigeration Company box-shaped, brick and concrete John McConvIllc, Qiildo Goorgettl. Truiiian to Gel other communities, Schendel said. church. Hartford, performed the Appliance department took top building, having two enormous George England. Joseph Boyce Schools will then reopen on ty". Eetreel-Prleed Cmr w ith CM l8gdr«*M«(fe Brire through The Herald. which Is installing a complete Wednesday. Jan. 3 and close on 6. Setting up special machin­ Daring the conference, the men cerefliony at the church Saturday Plans for the dinner are pro­ prize of $280. A picture af his wrinter and summer air condition^ windows, of green glass, S3 feet and Bernard O’Nell. ''-Burial was OpHtnsI m «U m»dth m tatrm 10M, were told of many of Dr. Cronin's display was shown In The Herald high by 33 wide., TTie reason for Friday. Feb. 16. Re-opening on (Control Power ery for the mediation and arbitra­ afternoon at three o'clock, uniting gressing well, Colonel McVeigh Ing plant for the bank building, in the family lot in the East cem­ Pewer-perbed ailrer htramh Bmglm^i-Chmlea ml »Im mr B ight theories on defense planning. The at the time It was In Hale’a win­ the queer windows has not been etery. Monday, Feb. 26, the srhools will tion of labor disputes affecting Cambridge organleatlon was the in marriage Miss Eleanor Marie stated, and additional donations said that he wanted an assured stay in session until April 20. ex­ (Continned from Page One) national defenae. ITie procednre have boosted the total to $1,343 dows. The subject and motif was ISO gallon* per minute flow, and explained. subject of an article In a national Tryon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "the evolution of the home laun­ At 2:30 Dr. Lyle . Borst, in cept for the one-day Good Friday would have to be in line with Thm .Meal Bmmmtilml Thlmg mm W heels magasitie last month. Dale W. Tryon of Windsor, and At a meeting held last night, the dry.” Mr. Carlson was presented that otiier use* beside air condi­ holiday. Then its back to school to invoke wage and price controls terms of the Taft-Hartley law Budget committee gave Its ap­ tioning required more. charge of operations, stood before Rail Strike Spreads Dr. Cronin said that if the local Oeorge L. Collins, Jr., son of Mr. with his award at the offices of the controls of the great reactor on Monday, April 30, until the sum­ simultaneously and virtually and .other existing labor acta. n 'o r U rngumm-mad Romd Rm eord to r Erom om g mmd tAim§ tJ tr program is in good working con­ aitd Mrs. George L. Collins of 10 proval to the dinner plans made Roskin Distributors. Hartford, dta- Eventually the bank may not set on the ground floor of this mer closing June 20, 1951, except oerosa tbe board if he imposed 7. Exemption from the anti­ ation in a year, Manchester aill Gardner street. L. Burdette Haw­ thus fsr. Iributors for Bendix In thla area. buy water from the town. building. 111 U. S. and Canada for the bnc-day May 30 holiday. them at all. The amendment was trust laws and the federal trade IMIV6 don6 well. Chief Schendel ley of Cottage street, organist of Added To Committee He was assisted In the preparation And there i* another *peclal u»e Highest number of school days sponsored by Republican Senators act in the case of voluntary agree­ state this morning that the local the church, played the traditional Throe North End businessmen for the water which come* out of The controls look like the con­ of the winning display by Mrs. sole of a great pipe organ. This in any month are found in March Bricker (Ohio) and Wherry (Neb.) ments entered into by business Kaymond D. Blanco organization is expected to be In bridal music and accompanied the have boon 'added to the general Clara P. Agnew of Hale’a Appli­ the ground steadily at a tempera­ (Continued from Page One) and May with 22 days ench. Num­ That directive killed a section firms at the request of the presi­ operating order in much less than singer, Mrs. .tune Yeomans Park committee planning the affair and ture of 49 degrees. It may be control room is enclosed In glass. ber of school days in Other months of the administration bill which dent. ^ of Hartford, formerly of Manches­ ance department. Mrs. Agneiv Even the few persons permitted Today, vital short-line railroads al pony Tor over 25 years. In his they are authorized to receive con­ shared In the prize money. used instead of steam, in the win­ are as follows: September, 18 days; would have let Mr. Truman put All of those provlMona are in capacity as an Assistant Secretary * found out that everything ter, who sang "The I^ord's Pray­ tributions. They are Max Glalber, ter. to melt off the sidewalk snow to see It must mostly stay out­ Pittsburgh and Chicago, were October, 21; Noyember. 20; De- wage and price controls liUo effect er" and "Beraiise." Mrs. Park la side the glass—for the sake of the House bill in aubatontiaUy the he will continue to head the For­ that has been done thus far on Silk City Liquor Store; Stillman in front of the bank. Now the struck by the trainmen and Con­ eember, 14; Jsnnary, 21; February, . on a selective basis if he rated to, same form, with the *exception of eign department. , 'civilian Defense in Manchester soprano of the South Congrega­ sperlflc warning that the attack walk Is kept clear by a sub-surface secrecy. ductors. Keith, Nichols News Shop; and on 8o»ith Korea was Imminent 15; April, 15; and June, 14. In advance of any overall program. the section setting up labor dis­ He haa been active in Masonic has been don\ right and we won't tional church quartet. radiant heat installation. A con­ Console Well Shielded . Steel Industry’ Hit I R)’gistratinnf B<-gins Under that plan, he would not dust give it plentg of exereiset Erllng Larsen. Larsen’s Feed and Asked if the Intclllsence System putes machinery, The House circles in Manchester being a Past have to retrain our steps at all. The bride who was given In tinual circulation of water at 49 This atomic console is set at The Cleveland and Chicago! All elementary sc|flH)l8 of Man­ have hod to invoke general wage t h e coordinator^ said. "We have marriage by ber father was at­ Hardware. Donations can also be was providing Information that struck that out. High Priest, of Delta (Thapter. loft at the Center and 'Depot degrees will do it Cheaper, it la the side of a great, squat square strikes hit heavily at basic steel chester will be open for registra­ ceilings until a substantial part of Senator Taft (R., Ohio) tried Uy advanced far and accomplished tended by her sister, Mrs. Spen­ should be expected. John.son .re­ production in those areas, cutting Roi’sl Arch Masons; a Past Patron cer H. King, ss matron of honor. Square pharmacies. • said. Volkerl says that well box of concrete, its walls several tion of pupils not previously reg­ the economy was under price con- have it removed from the Senate of Temple Chapter, Order of East­ much in good deal less than aver­ plied: feet thick, to shield against the 33,0(X) tons a day from output of istered on \Vedne8day. August 30. tfioL age time. All this has been made Miss Florence Kannenberg of Mer­ IJst "f C’ontributl«ns "I suppose no one Is fully sat­ water Is being used more and more bill, too, but the amendment was ern Star; and a member of Adonlr- iden was bridesmaid. .lames F. The further list of contributions In such case*. rays of the reactor which lies in­ Republic and Camegie-Illinols, Registration will be made in TOe House bill i>ermlts selective rejected. 57 to 29. am Council, Royal and Select possible through the excellent co­ isfied with the Intelligence that side. Arms which were unable to con­ the afternoon between two o’clock controls. operation of members of the or­ Collins was best man and the comes In. but I think we have s Mr. Truman did not ask for au­ Masters, tn addition to having gone giie.sts were ushered by William Previously acknowledged $1033.00 The Inner area of the box Is 38 tinue operations without rail and four o’clock. On the ether hand, the Senate thority to Invoke wage-price con­ through the chairs of Manchester ganization and the townspeople, right Jo expect now that o»ir In­ service, With military demands Reqciired for registration is evi­ refused to strip from the bill all and we hope that this same fine Kannenberg. cousin of the bride­ Aldon Spinning Mills Co, T.’S.OO telligence 1s going to be pretty feet square. Here, fitted closely trols and rationing, but be aald ha Lodge of Masons. He ia married groom. .8,00 Yanks Smash Inside, lies the heart of atomic Se­ for steel rising sharply because dence of date of birth and evi- of the authority for crage and would be glad to hava the atandby and has one son. spirit of cooperation will contin­ Walter Leclerc ...... good.” aence of vaccination against price controls. An amendment The bride wore a gown of white George Clarke ...... 8.00 Representative Slkgs (D.. Fla.l crets. known as a pile, oven or re­ of the Korean War. this effect hit power If Congreaa did not reatrict Mr. Blanco, a native of Spain, : ue.” satin and lace. Her veil of Chantil­ l.Vfifl Red Roadblock actor. It la square. It la made of hard at industry. small pox and immunization by Senator Capehart (R.. Ind.) to the use of it. He also has said that Quinn’s Pharmacy, Inc. commented that there had to be a again.st diphtheria. In case of do that waa smaped, 75 to 6 haa for many yeara been a nat­ ly lace was draped from a Juliet Friend 10.00 build-up of men. materials, equip­ 60.000 huge, graphite bricks, per­ President Truman, concerned he sees no need for using those uralized citizen of the United ! cep and she carried a bouquet of 7.50 forated to form a honeycomb. over the nalion-’aidc unrest by the transfer from some sghool sys­ Admlntatrarion Setback powers at this time. Douglas Motof- Sales ---- ment and fuel by the North Ko- (Continued Ironi Page One) tem other than Manchester it is The administration suffered a States. He gained hla early edu- | Airliner Motor white bridal roses and gypsophlll*. Mrs. Theresa Wior ...... 2,00 l enii.s and said that "surely our in- The honeycomb hole.s contain 300,000 members of the two strik­ Senate administration leaders cation in the elementary achoola i The honor attendant wore a 7.50 ing unions and other groups of rail advised that a , report card, or setback on approval. 47 to 42. of ■lohn B. B urke...... telllKeuce can spot those thing*. -sgain.*t the long, narrow <'sns, each tilled other evidence of grade place- an amendment by Senator Edwin protested that Mr. Truman cer­ and the Provincial Institute of | strapless gown; of aquamarine 30.00 "The Intelligence did spot them men nine divisions with metallic uranium. This Is or­ workers, kept his top labor ad­ Orensa, Spain, and also waa gradu- , satin with bolero and carried a Manchester Lions Club .. Allied defense line. ment. be presented at the time C. Johnson (D.. Colo.) gl'vlng the tainly would have no free hand un­ Flies Off Wing, Dart’s Dalr>- ...... l.TOO and reported Slinday morning dinary uranium, containing lx)th visor. John R. Steelman, busy with der the Wherry-Brlcker amend­ ated from the San Pablo Business I bouquet of red roses and small 5.00 For the third straight night the carriers and union representatives of registration. Commerce department exclusive garoen flowers. The bridesmaid A. T. 8. Supply Co., Inc. . . raid s for a year or so. and that- a North Koreans tried to push ele­ the non-explosive variety and the Any child will be accepted for handling of the allocation of eesree ment requiring him to put wage- School In C?uba. He is thoroughly j Holmes Funeral Home .. 15.00 build-up had existed for a period 235 whose splitting Initiates all working for some solution. price controls Into effect at the conversant with the business trans- ^ wore American Beauty satin, de­ 5.00 ments of three divisions down the Another rail labor group, the kindergarten if he will be five Industrial materials and assign­ One Rider Dies signed along the same lines ss Carl J. E. Nygren ...... of a year or so," .iohnaon said. same road to Taegu. the atomic possibilities, from years old on or before January ment of priorities to speed de­ same time and virtually across the acted by the National of Hartford that of the matron of honor. Both ,lohn McCabe ...... 1.5.00 "Was there no report of such a American tanks and men stop­ bombs to medicine. Switchmen’s Union of North Am­ board If he Invoked the controls at Group in Puerto Rico and foreign 10.00 first, and for first grade if he will fense production. all. (Coathined from Page One) wore Juliet caps to match their Timothy P. Holloran . . . . build-up .lust prior to the actual ped them 12 miles north of the The great bricks are machined erica. broke off talks with car­ be six 3’ears old on or before that The bill heretofore had given countries, particularly Panama, Robert J. Smith, Inc. . . 15.00 sltarks on Korea? ” Sikes press- riers. The switchmen, under in­ Cuba, and the West Indies. He is gowns and eanied similar bou­ clly* r as true as a rifle’s mechanism. date. Mr. Truman discretion to parcel ersw membera were Cherrone’a Package Store 5.00 ed. There are 2600 different shapes of junction not to strike the B^'4 well and favorably known through­ quets. 15.00 AP Correspondent Don White- School officials urge that all out those two Jobs to any of the Vlrat Officer Robert Relncke. The bride’s mother chose black C. R. Burr * Co., Inc. .. "None of a special nature. head with the Americans north of brick used to attain this perfec­ Island System, called off strikes registrations be completed on the government agencies. Visits Relatives out the foreign territory in which sheer with rainbow-colored dots, Batch Pontiac, Inc...... 1.5.00 Johnson answered. tion. against other major railroads tlie National operates, and hia elec­ Plight Zhi^eer Dan Nlemlck and 5.00 nnson | TapiOl »»W Red snlp- day indicated, so that pupils may Senator Sparkonan iD.. Ala. I Btawardaaa M. Peterson. black hat and coraaga of pink Leeter Wolcott ...... General Omar Bradley, chair-, ftr* pinned Motors 5love Rod* when the Korean war flared up. be^n promptly when schools open chief drafter of the bill, called tion as an Officer of the (Company 15.00 Enka Strike Ended On British Tour represents a well-deserved recog­ • Ameriein Air Unes rsported In roses. The bridegroom’s mother Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Waddell man- of -...... the Joint. Chiefs of Staff, dowTtroops and correspondents Dr. Borst threw a switch on the on Wednesday, September 6. and that amendment and the one elim­ IM Angsles that another plane selected aquamarine crepe, silver West Side Dairy ...... 7.50 told the committee that “it is along the mountain road, One of the most violent strikes avoid the delay which may be inating selective wage and price nition of hia ability and service. accessories and white rose cor­ now apparent that the aggression console. The silence was barely in the nation’s recent experience— was being flown here to take the Newton R. Taggart The two-hour tank battle, pit- broken by the sound of electric necessary with later reglatratloni controls "the moat damaging of Alton Munaie, ton of Mr. and passengers to their destinations. sage. They assisted the bridal Trucking Co...... 7.80 in Korea was well planned and tlne big American Pershings that of CIO Textile workers at the Cards are being sent to all pu­ all the changes made.” Mrs. James Munaie of 107 Russell party at a large reception in the well prepared and -that nillltant motors starting inside the con­ American Enka f»rporatlon in against Russian made T-34s, blaz­ crete box. These motors slowly pils li'ho have been previously Sparkman and Senator Douglas street, in a letter to hla parents, Expect Tough American Legion hail. Windsor. Total to date $1343.00 International Communism In- ed in Tuesday’s early moimlng Morrlstowm Tenn., has been called registered for the Bowers and the fO., m.) both expressed confidence atatea that he haa visited relatives For traveling the bride is wear­ .ipireA the northern invaders." pushed some long rods which were off by the union. The strikers, .Nine Senators darkness. Four 48-ton American sticking, full-length, Into the re­ Verplanck schools, indicating the that the two amendments would be in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Campsie when you take the wheel of a new Pontiac you may be so ing a navy blue suit with white Then he observed: tanks caught nine 32-ton Russian- comprising a majority of the Enka rooms to which they will report. scuttled In conference. and L«nnoxton, Scotland. Anli-Recl Bill piping and navy accessories. She "It is also apparent that Com- actor, like hatpins through the war force of 700, left work March proud of it* beauty that you will be indined to pamper it a little. graduated from Wlndaor High Sees Korea War built machines on the same road side of a hat. Kindergarten children who will The Rouse Wll would give the Alton is at present in Europe at­ Ask UMT Now inunlsm is willing to use arms to the Reds have tried to come down 28 to enforce demands for a wage attend the Verplanck school will president a free hand to aet up tending the Salvation Army Youth No Pontiac ever need* pamperingl school and the University of Con­ gain its ends. This Is a fundamen­ The rods were of boron-steel. raise. The strike was marked by (OoatiBMd from Page One) JtoBar fiar BoBar thrro straight nights toward Tae- Congress which haa headquarters necticut, and 1s a teacher in the gun fire, dynamitlngs, and Scores be directed to the one of the two the allocation and priorities pro­ End by February tal change, and it has forced a The metallic boron absorbs neu­ kindergartens which they will at­ grams as he sees fit. in London. England. He left New It is quite true that Pontiac is the most beautiful thing on wheels (( Praia Fags One) Hollister street school. Mr. Collins change in our estimate of the mil­ 300 trons, the particles which split . of arrests. It kept National Guard Mundt-Ferguaon bill aa it now Is graduated from Manchester High ■hie tanka blazed away at tend. Debate Eight Hours York by plane on August 8. for written. But, fir*l end foremost. Pontine is built to be a grmsi stul dtpoml- itary needs of the United S t^s. uranium atoms. As the rods came i troops busy for several days. London. He will remain at the j o a c a n 't b e a t a ' sor until American help anivea. school and 1s attending the Uni­ (Continued from Page One) In Chicago, the Independent The vote on the Senate bill came Bar Reda From Government Job* mbit performer day in and day out, on rough roads or smooch, "We have come to the only 'con­ ^'captain OUs D. Saum of out, more and more atoms split in­ after eight hours of debate and Youth Ctongresa until tomorrow. He said the United States versity of Connecticut. They will clusion possible to a free people. side the reactor, and It began to United Electrical Worker! an­ In addition to requiring the on short run* or long. -.8 igoean't now have enough trained make their home In town. how much for general expansion Waterbuty, Conn., in command of Hospital ISoles halleting on about 30 amendments, Membera of the Oongresa will registration of Communists and We have had enough of aggres­ emit heat and rqdloacvltity. Both nounced it has reached agreement tour England, and CalaU and Ver­ man to "meet the threat of total of the armed forces and rearma­ the U. S. tanka from the 73ni with Intetmational Harvester many of them comparatively minor Oommunist-front organlsationa, it You can’t really appreciate Poniiec's thormmgk g o a th n t and n el war within the time Umtta which sion, and we have finally drawn Tank Company aald U. S. piM these forces rose until Dr. Borst sailles in France before departing mconamy until you have given it plenty of exercise! ment. the line across Its path.!^, turned a control dial. That stopped which probably will end walkouts Patients Today ...... 132 and technical. would outlaw conspiracies to present conditions Impose.” Johnson spoke of various un­ knocked out the second tank Sparkman said, however, that "it for America. He win board a plane overthrow' the government by Gen. Omar N. Bradley, chalr- Wants to Ciirh In the column with a shell the movement of the rods that of more than 6,000 workers at Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Fran­ from Paria on August 31 for the Eventually it’* your speedometer which reveal* the whole truth known factors in making such an held the heat, and radioactivity Chicago, Louisville and Rock Fails, ces Whitneck, East Hartford; Mrs. probably will take us a couple of force and bar Ckimmunists from . man of the Joint chiefs of staff, estimate, then said: through the right front track. days to analyze the amendments United States. getting passports and govern­ of the statement—dollmrjmr dmtt^rymm esm’t btmt m Pomtisd • also testified that tmiversal mill- ••Then we got u hit under the steady. 111. The UE’e Farm Equipment Julia Haling, Green Lodge; Mrs. Food Gainhliii" "The other Imponderable Is that The only sound therafter was Council said that gains of from 10 Irene Dlncnno, Willimantic; Mrs. ment Jobs. PomawAC ,,tary training "Is the only satisfac­ thla money for the Korean opera­ Bolton turret of the leading tank.” Cap- tory long range answer" to the Uin Saum *al«l. "and It was ^jre the hum of fans blowing air at to 27 cents an h'Jur were agreed Winifred Rivenbnrg. 133 North EHm McCarcan’s “One-Package” Bill (Continued From Page One) tion Is based on its running the Doris Mohr D’lUUa forty miles an hour to cool the upon for hourly workerp and a street; Carl Akerllnd. Rockville; Tailored Charm would tighten tha aspionege law need for a reservoir of trained men normal course of what it might by the white phosphorous shell. Rose Medallion B A LC H -P O N TIA C Inc. to meet the "many years of ten­ Tal. StaadMator S848 The tanks hammered at each reactor. This hot air was radioac­ seven-cent flat raise for piece David Kynoch, Rockville: Miss and extend the statute of llmita- sion in Internatlonsl affairs” he ments required In specul.atlve take for us (1) to stabllze, (2) To tive. It ran underground several work approved. The negotiations Nancy Paisley. 72 Pitkin street: ' Uons on espionage net violattons build lip the necessary equipment other, Saum said, with American from three to 10 yeara and brM - 156 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. said probably lies ahead after the trading In food eomniodities. Such The Ladies of St. Maurice will artillery Joining Iri the battle. hundred feet and then Into a 320 affected 27.000 workers in 11 Frank Harth, Talcottvllle: Patricia ' Korean situation Is settled. s .step, he .said, would not “ Inter­ to-go forward, and going forward, foot-tall red and white sack. By Harvester plants. Barone, 313 Spruce street: Mrs. en the deportation powers of the In accordance with the planning of have several door prizes for the U. S. tanka got two of the Reds He said that "it would be Im- fere with the usefulness of com military whist they will induct tanks .and artillery got the other the time the air reached the top Newspaper Guild Votes Ethel Tomm, 226 Hollister street; attorney general and give him au­ * practical to initiate UMT right modity exchanges.” the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Gen­ nearly ail the radioactivity was In New York, 400,000 Newspa­ Joseph Ferguson, 61 Foster street; thority to Jail deporUbla aUena for eral MacArthur. to the 3«th paral­ at the Community Hall tomorrow two. That- boosted the number six montbo. Bow,”''be^tiM of the demands al­ He conceded such curbs "would night at 8 o'clock. One of the door knocked out Immediately north of finished, except from the argon, per Guild Employee were to vote Charles Trombley. 13 Purnell place. ready made on the armed forces. not stop Inflation," but said they lel- prizes will be a choice selection of Taegu In three days by the Ameri­ which is a tiny percentage of air. tonight on a tentative settlement Admitted today: Henry Lur- Senator Magnuson (D-Woah), "However, if such a law were on would "help to prevent excessea." “There Is more money than we of their strike against the World- deck, 99 Foster street; Mrs. Kutli- who with Senate Democratic Lead­ need In Korea If these troops from gladioli from the Chesaey Gar­ cana to 10 Ruaalan-made tanka. It was Just three yeara and 11 our books with provision for Brannan said "speculatora dens in Bolton Center. Mr. Ches- All the American Unks escaped days since ground had been brok­ Telegram. The paper has not pub­ erine Mitten, 539 East Center er Lucas of Illinois and othem is could and probably did make a North Korea should now or at- an lished since June IS. sponsoring the Administration BllL ' initiating It when possible, we can j scy will also' furnish several large serious damage. en for thla reactor. The cost of street. start the necessary training," he killing" In trading In aoybeans early date' withdraw to the 38th baaketa of glada to decorate the Settlement of a walkout by Discharged yesterday: Mrs. told a reporter the Justlc* D^art- parallel. If there ahould be per­ Block Drive tor Pufan the great ^^paratua was $25.000,> said. since the start of the Korean war. hall. The ueual acoring prizes will On the biasing southern front 000, paid by the United States technicians at Radio Station WWJ Norma Wetlich, 80 Laurel street; ment is now working over the bin He said that UMT and selective Heavy Losses Suffered chance misadventure and If the also be awarded. Membcre of the Atomic Energy commiaslon. in Detroit ended operating blocks Clifford LeBonte, Vernon; Ru.'^sell to make It more drastic. The idea campaign should not- move ac­ the U. S. 25th Infantry Division Is to t^ . to substitute it for Me- '>5 service can be dovetailed. "Honest-to-goodness merchan­ committee arranging the whist in­ and the 5th Regimental Combat Although this greqt reactor car­ for the station and the Detroit Armstrong, 27 Purnoll place; Mrs. The nine members who demand­ disers and processors suffered cording to the beet eatlmates of clude Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, ries the power of a bomb, it can­ News which missed sqme editions Beatrice Misserl, 55'-Legion toad; Carran’s Bill. General MacArthur arid the Joint Team from Hawaii held firmly Monday because craft unlonsts ed immediate actiqn on UMT in­ heavy lo.sses because excessive Mrs. Ernest Aspinwall, Mrs. Gio­ astride . the bloodatained road to not explode, because the uranium Mrs. ^ r g a r e t Brown, 125 Walker Several key Senators who did cluded ail who were present at the speculatlona set prices wild,” the Chiefs of Staff, we might need vanni Balblano, Mrs. Anthony in tbe. graphite is too 'widely scat­ would not cross picket lines on the street. not want to be named, agreed zsat more money.” Maneggla, Mrs. Renato Cocconi, Pusan. 35 miles to the east meeting. They were Xlhairman secretary asserted. Some specu­ The S5th Regimental Combat tered. If the monster got out of National Association of Radio En- Discharged today: Mrs. Lois Kle- the AdministraUon BUI has little TjKlinga of Maryland, and Senatora lators. he said, made profits as As to the time table. Johnaon Mrs. Frank Boeio, Mra. Vincent control, it could after many hours ineera and Technicians around pack and son, 313 Birch Mountain or no chance of crowding out the said, in answer to another ques­ Krxeslcki, Mra. Anthony Ansaldl team Tuesday drove a numerically fhe News building which houses .*U l^rrd of Virginia, Chapman of great as 270 per cent on their in­ superior Red force from a com­ get hot enough to melt itself and road; Mrs. Alcester Hollis, 274 McCarran measure. There were Kentucky, Johnson of Texas, and vestments in soybeans margin!. tion. that: and Mrs. William Minor. Refresh­ its concrete walia. To prevent that WWJ. Parker street. some who doubted if it would even T he Korean situation, I hope, ments of homemade cake and cof­ manding ridge near Chungam, four be offered. The total Hunt of Wyoming, ail Democrats, The secretary assailed the so- miles northwest of the dusty, clsp- there are emergency oofitrola for Births yesterday: A daughter and Senator! Ourney of South Da­ called sliding scale of price sup­ Is a Bix or eight months’ propoal- fee will be served. Proceeds of the stopping thla atomic fire almost to Mr. and Mrs. John Slruff... kota, Morse of Oregon, Bridges ports In existing farm aid laws, tion.” jiiarty will bolster the fund to win­ b o ^ village of Haman. IsineM Milk Becerd terise the chapel which will be ac­ llM 5th Iteglmental Combat instantly. Carter street; a son to Mr. and of your sf New Hampshire and Knowl^d calling It "a phony" and "a mis­ "Top Echelow DecMaa About Town Mra. Joseph W right 64 Cooper of California all Republicans. take." Johnson Indicated that the de­ complished this fall according to Team atormed up tbe steep Sohuk T«> Aviv, Israel —(p)— a 17- cision two years ago to withdraw present plans. hiffa near Tundok, Just south of A military whist, tor the hpos* street ' year-oid Israali cow called " 8 t^ Tydlngi a^d he will press for Bolton Orange 'wUI obeerve Chungam. fit of St. Maurice’s chapel, will be Births today: A daughter to Mr. rent quick passage of the measure "be­ American occupation forces from Korean Radio and' Mra. Thomas Moore, 98 Drive vit” is credited with setting a Korqa and write it off as a nrill- Netghbora Night at its regular Negro Tiospa Win Mountain held at the Bolton Copununily hall new milk output record for larael cause I believe this is our last semi-monthly meeting Friday at A, Silver Lane homei; a son to Mr. More and Metre chance to get it through Congress. Judge Studies tary base was made at levela Negro troops of the 24th Infan­ tomorrow night at eight o’clock. end the Middle B ast The ministry above the military. Representative the Community Hall. The local try Regiment retook nearby Telb Damage Refreshments will be served and and Mra. Lewis Camby, 77 North of agriculture reported the cow receipts Qrisnge will bo hosts to members "BftUe Mountain” for the fifth door prises awarded. Bchool street Custody Case Sheppard (D.. Calif.), Asked if had produced man than' 100,000 J. that “was a decision of top eche­ of Coventry, Marlborough and Col­ tlw ta four dajn. (OeattBMi dsai Fags Ops) quarts of milk. The previous Ufa* lon and not at Uie moment a part umbia Granges. Mr. and Mrs. That straightined out the Ameri­ At the aetbsfk party held last time record to r any cow regtstered Men Prefer Personal Notices (Conttnned from Pag* Om ) of the milltuV conelusiona as Oiuglio Brondolo, Mr. and Mrs. can hatOe Une. plant, Sarawan Bplnning'’mills sad night by Sunset Council No. 45, by the ministry waa op.OOO quarts. suchT" ^ Bruce Ronaon, Mr. and Mra. Wil­ AP CocreapOndent Stan S ^ t o n Nampo shipyards. Degree of Pocahontas, the prise ’’Stavlt’’ ia deacended from e De- When you count your assets, monthly rent receipts all would prefer that she did not see "Correct, sir,’* Johnaon replied. liam H^llster and Mr. and Mrs. in a dispatch timed after the U. S. Some of these are factory cOm' winners were as follows: first. maacus cow and a Dutch bun. add up to a big round zero. Why keep on paying a laindlord Card of Thanks them. Keeney Hutchinenn wilt serve on 8th Army communique at 8:10 p. Miss Mary Russell, second, Mrs. Do You Know Words cannot expreu our *pprecla- Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, plexea and not single buildings, when it'a so easy to own your home. Join the hundreds of On one occasion, he eaid. the .Qhief of Naval Opentlona, aald the refreshment committee. m. T u e s w MacArthur’e Intelligence eeetten Bessie F a ^ third, Mrs. Dorothy 4laa and kratitude for the klndneu children returned from a visit to Another story hour for children rseaptuib at the mountain wort Hatfield. The door prise was won T h a t^ 5050 Manchester folks who are buying a share in our community shown us at the time of the lou of during hla testimony that * the will be held at Bolton Library to­ eaid. ouci son, Warner We eeiMclally thank Mias Bennett's Park avenue apart' Communjat attack, launched on back for the Americans all the One theory advanced at bead' by Mrs. Mary 8L Lawrence. Re­ By Mis. Anne Cabot ' New Model Bfe. morrow afternoon at two o'clock. freshments of sandwiches and cof­ \ I>r. John Prignuo. Rev, Leland Hunt, ment in New York and told him June 28, might have bem slowed ground they had lost Monday. quarters for Red ndmission of thla Last . year 208,638 Dainty embroidered forget-me- IS Red Cross, Tall Cedars of Leba- "they saw a man’s clothing there The Library will be open aa usual Tho 8tb Army communique had fee were served by M ra Mildred C la $ iifie d The extra effort spent on shirts is one down or halted sooner If 'the U. S. from 2 until 5 pjn. damage was that the North Ko­ Tedford and her cojnmittee. meab were served at nets and trailing ribbons surround­ Our Direct Reduction Home Loan la the safe, sore way to B. frlenda and neighbors for tbelr and a man appeared in the apart­ Jiad .then had more military said the Reda were attacking tbe reans hoped the allies would dia- Manchester Memorial ing a beautiful crocheted "Klllar- 14^4 reason why> more more men prefer Ip and ktne.' expressions of sympa- ment while they were there.” The Fifth Regimental Combat Team emnplete home ownership. Hie monthly installments a rt strength in the Far East. oontlnue bombings. Another possl The fall ouUng of the British HoepitaL Special diets ney Roee” medallion mnks tbe By fine Barnett NEW MODEL. Some like to call for the man was not identified. Tf we had a stronger fleet out and the Negro fighters were try­ hie reason, officers, said, .was that most delightful deeigne for burean Advertisementt smaU because our mortgage coats are moderate, te e pay* Mr. Sad Kra. Albart R. James. ing to retake their former post- American club will be held Sun­ make up 30% of the The ever-p<^lar ahlrtwaist route man to pick up soiled laundry. Others Downey complained also that there and the divisions In Japan Public Records 'North Koreans may be trying to. day, September 24 at the Garden scauf, pillowcase and topehoet. style cut to flatter a woman’s fig­ ment covers PrinCifAl, Taxes and Interest. Not only do we Mlsa Bennett had taken Sean “to a had been up to full strength, the tlOBi* arouac sympathy among other traya prepared for the Make a set for the "new home­ twme in and save themselves 45%. Which- have mortgage money available, but abo mortgsge c ^ PtoBshitloa of Sympstky barroom-for lunch.” He added; Watch led Bridgehead Grova Reoervatlons must be In by ure. Brief pocket flapa accent the OTHER ADV8. ON PAGE 12 ever you prefer, we're sure you’ll end up ■ORT of Albert* Ford «wbo difficulty would not have heen •* Asiatic nations." September 20. patients while 50% maker” or for your own linen amootb aklil, the collar is slightly operation. Come in and talk oves your home owning poan* August U. INO. Avefds Barrooms great and we would have been William Baring Blaufuas et al to North of this fierce action, the are gweial variationa cIoaeL rounded. Short or long aleavea. WBBtcd»Rcal Batat* 77 preferring NEW MODEL. Invaded our “ Whenever I take the children able to do more In case of an at­ Frances D.. Segal, property on Co­ battle weary U. S. 25th Infantry Mr. and Mra. Sherwood Fish, of Pattern No. 5050 consiete of Pattern No. 8877 comes in etaea biUtIcK ' : mmC eallod to tho heavenly home to lunch, usually a$ the Stork club, tack on Korea." be said. "We burn road. Division dug In along tbe winding to\plcaac the patienta^ complete crocheting instructiona. GROWING FAMILT requires tour NnkUmg river's seat hank. I t kept 20 to 30 Driving U9 Baldwin road, have returned 14, 18, It, 90; 40. 49, 44 end 48. bsloved brotbsr. Tbe Oolden I uae a aide entrance to keep from would have been able , to alow the Charles F. Beecher to Margaret home alter spending two weeks at taatca. material requlrenMnta, hot Iron Slse 16, short sleeve, 5 5-8 yards of bedroom home or equivalent Will SBPe For Your Convenience Open Thuradaya TD t P. M. i baa bean opaiM wlda to weU taking them through the barroom." thing down more, and probably C. Beecher, property at 72 Ard­ a close watch on a small R ^ transfer tor aia motif a end. direc­ 85 or .89-inch. copaider outright purchase or to the Mow Jariisslem. He bridgthsad thrown scrcss tha rlr- Lake Pleasant In the Adlrondacka friend and alwayi raady Mias Bennett told Judge Comley atablUzcd it sooner,” more road. Exams Eaeh Week tions. For this pattern, send 95 cents, trade arrangement witb someone tha woUara of bis oc that the only reason'the haf To which Representative Enge, W, T. Little and Beatrice Little er at Hyongpung, 14 mUea south- 'X daughter was horn August 19 Send 20d in coins, your name, in coins, your name, addraea, gize desiring smaller quarters. Have aeen the children between IM l (R., Mich.) retorted: to Cbnnecticut Power company, west of T as^ in St. FiMCis hospital to Mr. and address and the pattern number to desired, and the M ttem number modem, 4-room home, good loca­ tho«n sflssraad atord- 1980 was that ahe didn't lutve . "There probably would have property on Oicott street. rFPrther up the river the U. S. Motor Vehicle Inspector Nicho­ ______./M anctieater \ las Ash of Rockville who is at tbs Mip. Edu’ard S. Wssneski at 84 Anne CeboL The Manebdster Eva- to Sue Burnett, Evening Herald, tion, gaa heat basemaot garage. ■iff ba DBHana baa eUUd money to finance “the neceariiiT Man no attack. On the other Blantags Uoenaee First Oavahry Divlalon lobbed ar- Princeton street. nin" H fnld. 1150 Ave. Americas. 1160 Ave. Americas, New York Write full description, Includtng bralbsr aUgatlon." band, when the atatement was John Stephen Mayo of Bridge­ tUlary-ahclla a t a Oommunlst aup- Manchester police station every price. Box C, care Herald. SAVINGS AND LOAN tn a and Tuesday to give teats to restdenta New York 19. N. T. 19, N, Y. lawyer. David Stillman of made that we would not defend port and Muriel Loulae Hotchkiaa rSy and tsoop buildup on tha Reds’ Mr. and Mra. Robert Russell of Needletaark Fane— Ame Cab­ . Readv for you now—tha new ASSOCIATION INC. „ N#w York, said that the acti Korea would not Ui .m. in itself of.SI Middle turnpike east, wed­ todst hspk . of the river. who a e ^ their driver’s license aald WITHIN 8 MILES a t Manchester that he examines from 90 to SO Mountain road have returned afU« ot’s M# new album ia bera. Dwens Ball and Winter Issue of Fashion. Ttitphan. z-l*az *83 MAIN St waatwl to be “a mother to thero have been an invitation for them ding September 4 by Rev. Alfred of WaegwsB, on the curv- a visit with Ifr. and Mrs. R. A. of faaclnaUnt neir dsajgq.'.|^(lB 8 f pAgH a smart new styles, spe- Center, 2 and 8-bedroom homes, 73 SUiMMlT ST. He said she had no ta 'to gome in?” LTWllIiuns of St. Mary’s church. ffont, the South Ko- applicants weekly in his visit to good lo t fairly priced ' Boyars cV5 ftuumeAoUOm o r»tgm4dd' / >eat|tfwAh»a S t Laurent at their summer home daeoc^lons and sbdaal olai InlsreMlqf featuras, frsa pat- f. t ri - S ! 1 P at finding fault with tbe The atraady hotly debated quro- Frank Joseph Damato; Jr., of ia v i f i r r Otviltap, pd- tOWlle ‘ in Vfauflhaven. Maine. plus 4 fitiijifittems and tani psilitad-'tattda. Sotd 98 cento are waiting Douglas BUaCk- -Downey bed given tlMe% “bet tlon of whethar Ameriean InteUl Hartford and Beverly Jane Elliott hl the ifleprttittiilKy*. ' Hours for testa are tiiO to 4:S0 .today for -vour bosw ard. Real BstaU Service. 5447. .apflt 4 d v fi« -'So''.. MANCHESTER EVENbiG HERALD, MANCHESTBk . uONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1950 PA’s Score ()nce in Seventh Inning to Top Aces, 4 to 3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TITESDAY, AUGUST 22; 1980 PAOX EL IV IN Local Sport Chatter THE Hectic Race Batting Title Permanent Salesman CTiarlle Robbins, long diatanceorell, McGuire, Paquette, Ellis, Pennant Hungry Tigers Wojcik and Austin Setting runner from Bolton, la growing a 'nerney, Bratnard, McDonough, HERALD ANGLE Gain Third in Final beard dunng tha summer vaca­ Morliuios and Mollsr. Wanted By September lit Pace for Batting Honors SuiH>wiec Holds Slender tion period. Charlie, a medical By Open Set with Yanks Yankee Fielder Hamiltons Suffer 10 to 2 student at New York Medical Col- Ksnny Smith left the lineups at B ABL W. YOST .487 to .485 Lead Over tegc, decided to let hla beard The Herald this morning for the Twi League Standings grow as a gag, and to save North and South End Fire Depart- Bperti U tor Eddie Wojcik. hard-hitting Red Bruce Smith of the Cardinale la Berner; Latter Has One i4pp/y In Perton Sox first baseman, te pacing the ' hitting .820. ' Setback; Play Again Today money! menta. The smoke eaters will clash Reynolds, White Slated More Game to -Play Wednesday night under the lights No IlH nflit of BotirlBg .^taller . Manager Bill Gore of Uttle I out in front in the all Im- , Bob DiBattisto*s Qutch Billy Brown, SoUtt End young­ at 8:30 at Robertaon Park. The • “WUUe, will you retire After the Pep would not allow late arriving To Pitch in First of individual lotting cham- ; poriant runs batted in department ' Polish.ed Off By Hal Tuilcingtaa A Sunday ;ht by the South Ani' ster who has been going great South End roster Includes Ford, plonahlp Witt a , m average. Dana ■ it Norm Hohenthal of the Yankees ' boy, Ne GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP ^fodder light T” thie writer eeked photographers to take action shots Three Game Series; Single Drives Home] The moet hectic race for the Wichita, Kas., August 21—Fac­ ew Jersey, Brigg’a Oievro- guns of late in Florida and Mid- Holomonson, Eagleson, Chrrentl, of Pep after the planned sparring f Taatar4ay*a ^aasHa Austin of the Cardinals, Is the run- with 12. Foley has eight, Austin Twilight Baseball League individ­ ing a combination of college. Ml- ' lets. The Southern nine, off their Geer, C, Ecabert, Fogarty. Kerr, perapirlng world feethelweight Kaatera nerup with a , .370 average. The and Bob Hubbard of the Yanks PalUh-Apaerlraaa (4) Western rings, has signed to box section had been completed . . . Phils Blank Giants AB R a PO A LeBIanc With Winning ual batting championship will not nor and Major League pitching, I engagement with South Amboy, la Welterweight Champion Sugar McCollum, Mordsvsky, P o h I. ng champion, Willie Pep, af- Louis "Kid" Kaplan, retired unde­ UATUord 6-7. Utcla M averages were compiled by Charlie seven------each, . . Irv . August another be decided until the Hamilton Hamilton took a 10 to 2 seven inn- : more in the class of the Props. Berioton a-4. WllMamaport 1*8. Graff, league statistician. Wojcik DiBattlato, cf ...... i 0 3 0 0 Kay Robinson in a non-tltte ten Hunt, Trueman, Holland, McCann, he had displayed his wares for feated world's featherweight Red Soxer has six and Sweet five. Kinel. 8b ...... 8 0 1 1 a 0 Marker at West Side Props and Rockville Hill Billies ing trouncing from the Alpine, Alpine is rated one of the pre-sc- rounder at Chney Island. Septem­ Wilson. Frelheil and Frauchla. By loe Rekdiler Elmira 6*0. Wilk«a*Bar^ 4.8. has eleven base hits in 29 at bats Klein, aa ...... 4 0 0 1 8 0 he beneflt of the press and radio champion, Battalino and Pep pos­ Associated Press Sports Writer Blnchamton 6. Albany 8. Hohenthal also has the moat meet • fn a replay of a 2-2 dead­ Texas Cowboys In their first start riea choices. This is Alpine's ber 4. Sugar Ray should not have The North Enders who are eligi­ ed for the photogs as did Willie Amrleax while Austin has clubbed out ten doubles, four, Brault, Wojcik and Haugh. rf ...... 8 0 1 1 0 6 Bobby DlBattlsto'a clutch eingle lock. in the National Tournament here fourth straight trip to the tourney. ble to play are F. Uordavsky, T. from Connecticut in' a gym Detroit’s pennant-hungry 'Hgerh saftles In 37 trips to the plate. Race, c ...... 8 0 1 7 3 1 any trouble with the local middle­ U horkout. The drill waa staged yea- and Willie, Jr. . . Pep left the Datrolt 7. 8t. Loula 1. Foley each have three. Foley has in the seventh inning scored lAo Big AI Surowioc, outfielder with tonight. A big Initial Inning pro- ; Trss* (It) weight. Chwies, A. Cowlec, Parclak, Jarvis, auditorium after the drill wearing and New York's defending cham­ Only ffainf MhaOulad. Third place Is held by second two triplea and Bruce Tedford one. Urlano. p ...... 3 1 0 0 a O' AB > H PO A Turnpike Auto Body W wkt ay afternoon, at the Hartford Staum. 1b ...... 3 1 1 8 0 0 LaBlanc from second base with the Pollih Americans, boasts a ductlon of seven runs sent the ' Wtlltrr. Ill ...... a 1 1 1 0 Jamroga, Qiilsh, Marchese, Mas- itorium. a baseball rap given to him by a pions faced one of the big mo­ Katiaaal sseker Alan Foley of the Dodgers Austin is tied for the home run LaBIknc, If...... 3 3 3 0 0 gaudy .487 average la eleven Cowboys away out front, never to The Knights of Columbus soft­ saro. Tuttle, Vlttner, McOnoe, BuiU On Intoffrity Washington Senator player . . Brooklyn 8. Plttaburfh 8. at .364. Bill Kelley of the Red Sox the run that beat the Silk City 4 I'fcrkrr, .7b ...... 4 1 1 0 0 GrowinR On Servfcn menta of the season today as they Phlladelphii. 4, N«w York 0. lead with Folqy, each with two. Rautenberg. 3h ...... 3 0 1 3 0 games on 19 base hlU In 89 offi­ be threatened. Vsii Clove, cf ...... 4 1110 ball team has been dropped from Phelps, Keeney, Ooleman, Shu- There were many of the state’s has a .348 mark, Ronnie Brault of Mike Escavich of the Dodgers has to 3 and gave the Poles third place cial at bats. Breathing heavy on George Swan, ace of the Prop's clashed In the opener of an all- St LotHa 8, lloaton 1. Totala ...... 4 9 1 aiamllor, lb ...... 7 1 1 4 0 the Softball Twilight League and manski and Zawlstawskl. 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE PHONE 7 0 a sports editors present Including Only ramea .icheduled. the Yankees is batting .346 and one. round tripper...... 38 9 31 In the final standings of the Twi the leader’s neck la Joe Berner of staff, was nowhere near his usual Dcvorceux. If ...... I I 1 1 0 the final playoffa will start to­ Fred Post of Middletown, Art Mc- Silk Cltz (9) Merherson, If ...... 7 3 1 0 0 important three-game seriea at laRanutUiMl AB R H PO A B League. The game, played last the Hamilton Props. The big form. Swan had been plagued with night Witt the North Ends meet­ Qlnley, Joe Cassano and Bill Lee Yankee Stsullum. SyraeuM 1-6. Jartey City 0-T. evening at the West Side Oval, catcher-first baseman la batting a sore neck and had to have medi­ ■Vewlon. Jb ...... 1 1 0 0 0 Merhanical and Auto Body Repairing of Hartford, Herb Stocking of An- SprinfArld 7. Baltimore 8. * Rlla, 3b ...... 8 1 1 a 1 0 liboll. c ...... J 1 t is 0 ing the Italians. A best two out of With the pennant possibly rid­ Griffin, aa ...... 8 1 a 3 1 1 waa a thriller from sU rt to finish. .485 In a doien games. Bemer has cal treatment only a couple of Or«VM. p ...... J 0 0 0 1 three game aeries will bs played. Lorraine Pillard sonia, Jerry Oean of New Bri­ ing on each pitch, both managers BufTalo 3. Montraal X ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Rnrh^Pt^r f. Toronto X lA’s and North Ends Willlama, cf .... Both Paul Uriano and Bob Blanc cracked out 18 binglea In S3 trips hours before going to the hill. Iggy .MiilUeen. p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Painting, Prompt Scrrice tain, Chick Kelley and Hank —Red Rolfe of the Tigers and Brown, lb ...... 3 0 0 6 a 0 pitched creditable ball. Three dou­ to the platter. Miller followed for the Props and khlrlcy. p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Is Given Shower O’Donnell of Waterbury and Cilff Casey Stengel of the Yankees—are J. Auguat. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 The Props have one game to Jimmy Blanchard finished up, do­ l-oiiry, c ...... 1 0 1 0 0 General Chairman John Hed- Vhatever Lx>u (Manager Lou Burton of Meriden . . . Mendel StandiB ga Plummar, If ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 ble plays by the SUM Q ty helped lund reports that a Uttle League Eual) saya, ril do," the boaa of shooting with the best available. EaHara Blanc get out of trnlibla !■ the play with all batting and fielding ing the best job of the three, Written Guarantee Terms was host to the visitors at a de­ B. Auguat. 3b ... .•v.... 3 0 1 3 1 Toleli ...38 10 i II 1 Field Day committee meeting 126-poundera replied. The Stengel nominated Allle Rey- u. Vet. QBL In Playoffs Tonight Blow, c ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 tight b ^ game. ' records entering the record book Hamilton only got three hits off A surprise miscellaneous shower licious steak dinner served at the nolda (10-11) bis clutch pitcher, Wllkra-Barra 40 .Ml _ ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 for the regular-season. l«st night the combined pitching of Nobby Hsmllleh win be held Friday night at 7:80 was tendered Miss Lorraine Pll- tford will-o-the-wlap had just auditorium grill. Binghamton . Whitney, a ...... The PA's scored three times In AB R H PO A at the East Side Rec. Ticket re­ iuded four rounds of fast in an effort to get off in front. 47 .403 7 GIgHo. b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 the top of the second liminM to the Polee met the 811k City Aces Graves, 19-yesr-old Texas Chris­ McM^ant, cf lard, of 116 Waddell road, Satur­ Rolfe countered with Hal White Hartford ... 53 .459 13 Blanc, p ...... S 1 1 3 0 In their finale. The Props, lone Jimmy Ragazzo L/4»«ta. 2b .. turns, reports from the commit­ day night at the Zlpser club. :hlng against two sparring Ut'ea ...... 69 .4(1 30 the past year or so. Conversely, take a commanding lead. Don tian star, Dick Mulligan and Tex tees, and final preparations for es. Honey Elliott and Bob (4-4). who shut out the Bombers A lbany ...... Meet in First of Best league clash before the playoffs .Shirley. The latter formerly Jmeko. If . . About ISO guests attended the OsellaV Double e i .443 39H Bromwich, who shared the Nation­ ToUla ...... 34 3 6 81 8 8 Race reached on an error but was Bolduc, rf . the day which will be held Satur­ shower which was given by Mrs. ty. Pep went two rounds the )ast time he faced them. WllMamaport «6 •4» 36)4 al team tlUes with Australian Score by InnliiRa: erased at second as Uriano reaohed will be against the Rockirille Hill pitched with the St. Louis Browns Vic Raschi and Tommy Byrne E lm ira ...... M Three Game Series; ZwlPk. 3b .. day at Memorial Field will be Martin Demko. mother of Miss against both men and veteran box* .406 teammates Billy Sidwell and Ad­ PA'i ...... 0 3 0 0 0 0 1—4 flrst on a fielder's choice- Pete Billies. and tolled in the 1944 World Ser­ MakPiison lb maile at this time. The program koIng reason observers why Iwere should amazed give at any the Provides Marp;in will follow Reynolds on the hill In Scrkntr>n ... 71 .177 ,3$ Silk City ...... 0 0 8 0 0 1 0—3 Red Sox Play ies. Plllard's fiance. thought to retiring. That would be Pringl^ or Beverley rian Quist last year and In 1939, Staum doubled to right field send­ Five Hamilton batters who took Ponf rtU. starts at 11 a. m. ftharpness Pep displayed against subsequent games. If any help seldom appeared In better form. a—Batted for Blow In 7th. ing U0ano to third. LaBlanc T>art In at least ten games are bat­ The Cowboys only got eight hits Pcvpaii, The hall was decorated In green bpthe to sparring Lou, but mates personally, who were I think built is needed, Tom Perrlck and Joe L. Frt. OBL To Oppose Don Varley b—Ran for Whitney In 7th. off the Pro)>8' moilndsmen, buflSwan, p and white, and a delicious buffet A likely double by Oaella with D atro tt ...... n , '■.463 — Young Sedgman, holder of his singled to right scoring Uriano ting .800 or better. The PA’a and Na.sslffs scored a 9 to 7 win pllalong retirement .the lines talk of is Saddler, out. I feel long Page will be In the” bullpen, well Now York .. Runa batte New York ...... 87 54 .614 11 for the second time since they won scored Blanc and sent EUia to Oleksinski, PA’s .. 10 83 15 .456 game at Memorial Field. Starting frame he drilled a triple off the Ted Gray are sidelined by arm In­ Chicago . ... The American veterans reached centerfleld fence, 375 feet away, Chtiuller. ThroevbAM hita: McPher­ at a District convention last night ferently. Physically I waa In good AB n II PO A K ...... 60 53 .443 19 the coveted award from Broad third, Griffin taking second on Haugta, PA’s ___ 14 41 17 .415 time for all future Little League son, Lewis. Sucrincc: Newtun. Dou­ The following boys asked to at to replace Sen'ator .Tsmuel H. Mai- shape but I wasn't mentally ready Ofiella 0 0 2 juries. (’Incinnatl ...... 47 54 .439 31 Street Motors In 1949. The champs their peak during the third set, Scribe Proposes the throw-in to the piste. Jsrv.v May, BA’s ...... 16 61 21 .412 games, effective tonight is 6 that came close to being a homer. ble plays L'-wU and Hakfiiion; llak- THE MEDICAL Tkae. (in . , .. 1 -0 0 The two rivals met two weeks Pittsburgh ...... 41 78 .940 38 H when they succeeded In gaining The other two hits were recorded tend an important meeting Wed kan, state athletic commissioner, for him. I waa ready the'second r#£leiion. 2b , turned back the challenge of Nich­ Williams grounded out. short to Booth, Aces ...... 14 49 19 .388 o’clock. eiiaon and Deveau and Lewia. Baaea neaday night at 8 o'clock at the time and beat him. The third time 0 0 0 ago in Detroit In a virtual flrst Inteniatlodal command at the net. But then by Walt Hakenson and Pat Bolduc on bnll« off Swan 1, off MurawakI on the Ilcmocratlc ticket. He will 344 MAIN STREET N. I>anahy, tb t a 11 W. 1*. Pet. OBL ols-Bristol in two straight games flrst, scoring Ellis but Griffin had Patton, West Sides 15 39 15 .385 Steve Omper. fast-balling ace, East Side Rec: Alemany, Griswold, run against Harold E. Alprovis, I’ll be better prepared than for pjace tie. The Tigers proceeded Rocheater . they wilted without warning and Aid to Minor l^op Durocher, Props .. with Hakenson’s driving in the off Blnnrhard 0. off Graven 3. uff Mulli­ OrlawoM , c t 1 R ...... 83 50 .431 — to gain the right to play the North were blasted off the court. to stay at second. Aa the nest 14 37 14 .878 is 'expected to toe the rubber for gan 0, off Shirley 1. Strike-outa: Swan D« Day, Chineo, Shea, Baton, A. formeri,mmt-r .^nmi.FrSenator wh(vwmv waswnn nominal-inmiii TELEPHONE 3524 either of the other two," Pep Colllni. rf ... 0 0 0 to whip the Yankees three straight B altim ore ...... 73 56 .566 7H batter, Ed Brown was taking ,baU DlBattisto, PA'S .. first tally in the second Inning. and have been enjoying a lead SIders for the playoff trophy. The 13 33 12 .364 Coach EiDie Dowd's Red Sox. The 0. MurawakI 1, Blanchard S. Gravea 5. Maneggda, P. Mancggia, Cyr, Far-1 ed recently by the Republicans. added. Tleman. p ... I 1 0 Montreal ... 59 .566 9H North Ends moved into the finals New York, Aug. 22—(/P)—If It four. Griffin attempted to steal Bolduc P ro p s...... 16 55 20 .364 Sox' ace hurler, Alan Cole is va­ Lewis countered the second tally Mulligan 7. Shirley I. Hita: off Swan Olaon. rf .... 1 1 0 ranging from two-and-half to four- Jeraey City "I feel better today tkan ever. 50 .638 13H when New Britain Kaceys failed Isn't too late, th'is comer would third but was caught and run Whitney, A c e s ___ 10 14 5 .357 cationing for the next two week.s after his triple when Mike Zwick'a 4 for 6 runs In 0 Innlnga, off MurawakI You can't beat this type of train­ M. D anahy. if 0 1 0 and-a-ahalf games ever siqce. SprlngAeld . 53 .616 16 down. McMeans, Props ... Texas Leaguer was dropped by the 4 for 4 runs In 6 Inntno; off Blanch- They own a 9-7 season's edge over Syracuse ... 57 .464 20^ to appear for their first scheduled like to offer the suggestion that s 14 41 14 .341 and his loss may be vital* to Coach ing. I feel that I'll be in better TM ala ...... as 6 6 ai 8 1 Toronto .... game and were dropped from the League Leaders | Victim of Old Trick Pearston, Props ... 10 33 11 .333 Dowd's charges In an attempt to right fielder and an error charged. -ard 0 for 0 runa In 3 Innings; off the champions. 79 .193 SO good hunk of that amazing J975.- The Nutmeg nine challenged the Gravel 3 for 1 run In I Innlnga; off shape for this bout than for any fimrth Eada (8) Buffalo ...... 55 .9.56 94 league. ^00 take from the World Series Jimmy August was the victim I Murray. Rockville 14 48 16 .333 overtake the pace-setting Dodgers. Mulligan 1 for 1 run In I Innlnga; off previous fight. My legs are in ex­ AB R H PO A E Detroit picked up a half game National League of the hidden ball trick In the 1 Lyles, B A 'a...... 10 SO 10 .333 George Markham and Ronnie plate umpire several times on Bratnard, 8b ...... a 1 ) 1 a 1 Big John Pringle or Bill Bever­ television and radio rights be set called balls and strikes. Miller ar­ Shirley 0 for 0 runa In 1 Inning. Win­ cellent shape and yoii know that on the rest of the field yeaterday T*4er’( OesMe ley will be Player-Ctoach Hippo Batting—Musial, St. Louis, .,361; aside to' relieve ailing minor league fourth inning. Perched on -thin* 1 : Keensy, B A 'a...... 15 46 15 .326 Brault win be ready for service ning pitcher. Oravea. Loalng pltcbar: Rubacha. p ...... when they slugged the St. Louis Rulera ‘Frey. West Sidea .. on the hill. Markham, after getting gued Vehemently and Hakenson means a lot." wnUi. lb ...... Blnghfcmton et Albany. COrrcntl's choice for mound duty. Hopp, Pittsburgh .343. baseball . i . The Idea isn't entirely with two outs, he took a atep of [ 15 34 11 .324 Swan. Umpires; Rueaell and Tlhlker. Willie Pep looked as sharp as a FrMhatta, e ...... Browns. 'I-l. in the only activity Runs — Torgeson, Boston, 87; the base only to have Frank Klnef ; Skinner, Rockville 12 87 12 .324 off to a fast start, has been getting was called out on strikes when the In the junior circuit. Dlzxy Trout, Fllmlre at Wllkei-Berre. Moe Pringle will take his usual po­ original. A long-euffering minor scoreboard erroneously posted the Oillette in training and a tip to Yoat, If ...... Only gam.* icheduled. sition behind .the plate. The I. A's KIner, Pittsburgh, 86. league president recently offered embarrass him by tapping the ba) j ‘ Berube, BA'e ___ 16 50 16 .320 his lumps of late in league out­ tha wise is not to underestimate Bujauciua, rf ...... the "comeback kid", posted his Aaierlraa Runs Batted In—Ennis, Phila­ on his shoulder. Schjmey, Rockville 10 85 11 .314 ings. wrong figures. Koaakowakl. ah .... seventh straight triumph with a will be at full strength for this it in slightly different form—that The league's leading hitter. Ed­ But the Props couldn't hit the Sports Mirror the Hsirtford Italian against Sad­ Detroit at New York—Whlt^ (4-4) contest. Red Gavello, Jerry Dun- delphia, 100; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 97. each major club which broadcasts The game was tied up at 3-all Rumlalaakl, aa ...... four-hitter. A^. Wldmar was the va. Keynolda (1(1-11). Hita — Musial, St. I-ouis, 151; by the Silk C?lty In the sixth Inr f die Wojcik. will lead the Red . x opposing pitchers. No less than dler the first Friday night In Sep­ Kcaulkl. cf ...... loser. Cleveland at Washington (night)— nack, Moe Pringle and Franny establish a protection fund for attack while Jimmy Ragazzo, fifteen men'went down on strikes, Today a year ago—Johnny 43rd Infantry Division Furillo, Brooklyn, 142. ing. Griffin dropped a bunt I tember at the House that Ruth Slorer, cf ...... Vic Wertz and Hoot Evers pro­ Teller ()l-g) va. Bearden (3-8). Phillips all have been hitting the minor clubs in the territory it Norm Hohenthal and Brault carry twelve swinging. Mize, waived out of the National BuUt. Farrell, rf ...... CHitcago at Philadelphia (night)— ball at a torrid pace over the final Doubles — Musial, St. Louts, 37; blankets .... As he explained, "A front of the plate and raachr ;G>inplete Grid vided more than enough for Trout Robinson, Brooklyn, 32. safely as Race slipped and f> the big bats for the Yankees. Tom Oiandier and BUI McPher­ League, waa bought by the New Pleked tip Anmild Blagalde Total! ...... Oumpert (5-«) va. Hooper (ii-8). round of play. Class Ctor D club can take a 310,- Thursday night's game will pit son put together a double and a • 90 I 4 18 • a to rack up his 11th victory against St. Loula at Bolton fnight)—JohnaoD If Don Varley is available, he Triples — Ashbum, Philadelphia, just as he was set to throw. Gri York Yankees. Official greeter to the press and Score by Innlnfa; two defeats. Each slammed a (4-8) va. Ktm.*r (13-13). (Night)— 000 loss for one year, or two or the Red Sox against the Cardinals. triple in the opening inning to give Five years ago—The Phlladtl- North Bnda ...... will stert for the North Ends. 12; Jethroe, Boaton, Ennis, Phila­ three, but It can’t stand losing fin advanced to second aa WUliair, | ' League Plan^ radio w aa. Harry Mendel, chief . 0 0 1 a 0 0 0—8 three-run homer. They were No. Koberta (16-5) va. RalTenaberger (IS­ grounded out. Uriano then stnn the C?owboyB the big margin to phia Phillies re-signed Ben C3iap- tub-thumper for the Willie Pep O oloniala ...... 0 0 10 0 4 X—6 35 for Wertx and No. 19 for Evers. IS). Stan Kawalac will get the nod If delphia, Musial, St. Louis, 37. forever” .... And the ballj’hoo AHP Wants Bhtod Test Kit work on. Blanchard struck out man as manager for 1946. Camp. Mendel la on the publicity Two-baae hit: Oaalla. Stolen baaea: Boaton at St. Loula (nlghtl—Bick­ Varley can not pitch. C3iarlie Psr- Home Runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh, on the air is strictly for the big out Brown for t te second out b- Bratnard. Willla. SacrIAce: Frechette. Phils Protect Lead Jim August slapped one to rig three and got three on pop-ups Ten years ago—Bucky WalUrs ataff of the International Boxing ford (14-9) va. Boyer (5-4). clak. the Yogi Berra of the soft- 37; Pafko, Chicago 29. leaguee; it doesn't make fans^^for flight Teams Listed, New HSv^n, Aug. 22—iff)—A during his two frames. won his 17th victory for Cincin­ Club^promoters of the big gcrap i Baaea on ball#: off Tleman 1. off Ru- Philadelphis's furious Phillies Natleaal ball league, will catch the slants Stolen Bases — 'Jethroe, Boston the Podunk Comers Gold Sox, scoring Griffin with the tying r i new simplified method of blood­ Leaving bacha 8. Strlk«>outa: T iem an IS. Ru- Tuesday afternoon the Props go nati, beating Boaton, 3-2. I. . WUIa of the auditorium gym ' protected their, flve-and-a-half Brooklyn at nttaburgh (night)— of either Varley or Kawalac. Bob 29; Torgeson, Boston and Snider. Plummer struck out to end the] Four in Each Division; bachk 7. Paaaed balla: Oriawold 3. game lead in the National League, rallca (6-4) va. Chambera (10-18). even though the Podunk Comers inning. testing has aroused the interest to tt^ p o st again in search of their Fifteen years ago—Mcl Ott hit are decked out with nearly one Umplrea; Olvlano and Graff. New York at Chicago—Hearn (6-3) Osborn and Stan Kawalac are high Brooklyn, 11. players may be the big leaguers of of the Atomic Enefgy commission. first victory. They will face the two home runs but the Chicago hundreds prints of posed and ac­ vanquishing the New York Giants, among the hitters in the league Strikeouts — Spahn, Boston, 155; Leading off in the seventh, La­ Locals Open Sept. 20 4-0. Curt Simmons, brilliant 21- va. )tuah (10-16). next season. . . . Why take the Blanc lined a single to center Marvin Botwiek, New Haven bio­ Hattiesburg, Mississippi NBC Cubs beat the New York Giants, tion boxing shots, plus clever car­ Philadelphia at Cincinnati. and are counted on to furnish the Blackwell^ Cincinnati, 138. dough out of this World Series chemist yesterday has received a champions. who were defeated 4-3. toons of fighters, many of Pep . . year-old lefthander, pitched the laleraallaaal scoring punch. Second game in the Pitching — Hiller, Chicago, 9-2 Rautenberg laid down a nice bust Final arrangemenU were com- research contract to sunply the shutout. He allowed only four windfall? .... Well, the majors moving the runner to second bass Overheard as this writei' entered I Sports Schedule | SprlngDeld at Baltimore. best of three aeries will be played .818; Maglie, New York. 11-3 .786. can’t exist without the minors, , pleted for the newly-formed Ckm- AEC with an undisclosed nuito>er tha gym as a manager was talk­ singles, none solid. Three were Friday night. from wheie he scored a momen , nectlcut Semi-Pro Football C?on- hit to the opposite field. T^e other but even some of the big “farm" later on DlBattlsto’s smaMi to of blood testing kits he has de­ ing to a handler, "Dems la not his Tonight Russell broke from third and slid American- League operators are worried about steady ference at a meeting held in MliJ- veloped. Botwiek said hl.s methed gtoves" . . Bob Steele, W n c was an Infield "bleeder.” right. (uetown last night. for Active Dirty! Batting, Goodman, Boston, .357; permits complete tests for a per­ Red Sox vs. Yankees. 6 p. ra.-^ Larry Jansen was the loser. He in under Murtaugh’s return throw. losses. . And that lettering on The Aces threatened In the last 1 sportaeaster, made a recording at Memorial. The Bt. Louis Cardinals wrested Kell. Detroit;—.348, the ofifice door in Cincinnati Eight teams comprise the league son's blood group and RH type in Y © o ringside of an interview with Pep. permitted 10 hits. Including home Australian Stars Runs — Stephens, Boston. 108; of the seventh. W itt one down A ( with two dlvisione, fpur teame to from two to five minutes even North Ends vs. lA’s, 8:3(1 -Rob­ runs bv Willie (25) Jones and third place from Boston, defeating doesn’t say "World Seides" or Whitney pinch hit for Dick Bio Bat Battalino. another former title ertson.^ the Braves, 9-2, in a night game. DlMagglo, Boston, 100. "Major Leagues." It says "Bsse- ,a division. The Northern Divleion when done by an Inexperienced G e ^ holder who was present, was also Andy , (17) .Semlnick, The other Tommy Glaviano hit two homers Runs Batted In — Stephens, and doubled to right field. / illsU Manchester/ Rockville, East person. The methods now common­ Interviewed. Battalino's black hair Wednesday, August 28 two rims were unesmed. Top U. S. Net Team ball." Glgllo ran for Whitney and ■< North Ends vs. South End Fire­ to lead the Cards’ attack on three Boston, 118; Dropo, Boston, 113. End Around iHartford and Stafford while the ly In use require from three to which is parted down the center Don Newcomtie's slick hurling HiU—Kell, Detroit, 162; Riz- vanced to third as Blanc greuade foui* hours, he said. still is as slick today as the night he men, 8:30—Robertson. and a perfectlv executed double pitchers. \Harry Brecheen went Brookline, Mas.s., Aug. 22—(.Pi_ The Southern California foot­ out to first. Then Uriano atruc . I Southern Division includes Nor- Time for Men to Join Their Buddies in the St. James vs. South Methodist, the route tdvreglater his eeventh zuto. New York, 150. 1 walk, Derby, Waterbury and Mid­ EXAMPLES o r LdAMS • We My "VKS” to 4 out of S. lifted the title from Andre Routls steal gave the Dodgers a 3-2 vic­ Students of tennis agreed today Doubles — Kell, Detroit, 34; ball squad was counting heavily out Ellis to end the game. ON » MONTH rAVMfHT PUH "x of France at Hartford on Sept. 23, 6:30—Memorial. tory over the Pirates in Pitts­ aucceaa against nine losses. John­ that the U. 8. Davis Chip team's (in more ways thcui one) Friday evening the Polish Amr dletown. ICMh Outiiders not involved. YOU Miect 1929 . . Elmore Morgenthaler, se­ Thursday, August 34 ny Sain, who htiled to get past Stephens, Boston; Wertz, Detroit Bach team in its division will m.4V 27970 5 M M ^y m en t date. Credit Card ertab- burgh. grip on that International Trophy and RIzzuto, New York, 28. Charles Ane, a 240-pound tackle leans will engage the BritL You0.t Famous 43rd Infantry Division! ven foot professional basketball Cards vs. Red Sox, 6 p. m.—-Me­ PeadIockeAmerican League last win­ > Friday, Auguat 35 fifth with runners on flrst and match. would bar him this year . . . Then league playoffs start. Game Mr- -toe. Winners of the two divisione and BEER looei of othof omounit in pnportion. ice. ComaJn.}>hocM, or write today. ter, was a visitor. And after the PA'S vs. BA’s, 6 p. m.—Oval. Chiba were not scheduled Home Runs—Rosen, Cleveland, A lo a n o f SlOO ceifi 120.40 vhen third two out and Jackie Robin­ The concensus waa that Jack la 6 o’clock. 'Win then meet for the Conference p ro m p tff n p a ld In con^ 33; Dropo and Stephena, Boston, Walt Ashcraft, another 240-pound­ ^ Of O tt t 12 menlhly tsoos $600 Pep drill, for publicity reasons, North, Ends vs. lA's, 8:30—Rob­ Bromwich and Frank Sedgman, title. o l (4) r ® son at bat. WIilie Werle was on 27. er, waa called up by the Marines. . tecvliva fJO.OS aocA. en ilgootorO -tiloiM If you’re seventeen or over, you have an im­ Unless you have the foresight, the ability, Morgenthaler donned gvm togs ertson. the mound when Duke Snider the backbone of Auatralla’s chal­ . . . So when scribes ask publlcitor Opening game for the Manches­ and posed with Pep. lio blows Saturday, August 36 lenging forces, had a comparative­ Stolen Baffes — DiMaggio, Bos­ ter eleven will be on Wedneeday > m 3 ncludea gamoa of Notice is hereby , given that Batting: Vic Wsrta Tlrera-, od. Holder of tickets enutled «nce prizea.H ie tlcketa must A ^ 20, 280 or more AB)/ ^ to two hot dogs, two aodzf and Name nml a n b ' ~ the Selectmen and Town Cleric or Slammed his 3Sth home run with be dropped In a boa at the con- Ab . q . Pet. Aaaiatant Town Clark of the two on, singled and scored iuoth- one let cream. By The Awodatc^ Press Goodman. Boaton oeaaloa booth. Pittsburgh—^Tbmmy Yaroas, 170, Kell, Detroit 308 no xz: Town of Bolton will meet in the “‘•Tigers to a 7-1 . 2 to 2:80—Bcavenger hunt 451 15} Jt4)> C^bmmunity Hall la said Town on (opaa to aU agea). lat priza, Baseball game at 4 o’clock Monica, Pa., outpointed Floyd Doby, Cleveland over the St. Louis Morris, 159-, Pittsburgh (10). 378 128 ,84ii August 26, 1950, from 2:00 P. M. Inquira At Stot« Armoty - Monchetfer wrlat watdi, donated by Ml- will pit the Manchester little Bauer. New York 382 95 XiO to 5:00 P. M., to examine the PlUgiig: <3Urt Simmons. PhU. (Aaela Jewriera; 2nd - prize, Chirsgg—Tony Ppano, 128, Oil- Barilla, Boston 555 124 A89 aaefltz, tfnatad by Clifford’s; League All-Btara agaiiut the eago, outpointed Billy Jay, 126, Drops, Boaton quallflcationz of eleetora and ad­ 8 A. M. To 5 P. M. or Evenings Uea n rm ltted only four sIbsIm Norfolk. N#h. (8), 438 185 .S » mit those found qualifled. 7 CHEVROLET/ M t o y ttched the Phillies to a*i!S M nri«a, Idqrrie loeTcI l donate) rhempaonvllle Little League fUazuto, New York 450 150 .328 by Nlafaida-Briztol. All-Start. New York—Armando Amanlnl, DiMaggio, Boston Persona of foraiga birth must A—Csll Mr. Tabor, Tcl. 2-0406 HehdqiMirMrs Co-, SgU Meslrihik,, TsL the New 446 !«• ^ present their ecrtlfleatca pf natu- 15914. knocked out AI Herah. ®vert. Detroit 405 laf) .2» 166ti, New York' (2). Wertz, Detroit •raliaatioa. 482 122 j 'V • David C.Toomey, ■* Town Clerk, ittflii: Oanaectleut. dcust 21. 1MB. MAKCHESTER EVRNTIJG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., 'HJESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 FAGB THIKIBBW MANCHESTJER e v e n i n g HERALD, MAHCHESTER. C 0 ^ „ TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1950 )>AOTTIinBLVB Dally Prajrr 0 —Were many of the early Q—Is the sun nearer the earth If I can do some good today; U 1 American colonists in favor of ra- In winter or In eummert TUONEKVILLE l<’ULKS BY FONTAINE FOX Sense And tainlng British rule ? mtkm Doc»—Blrdo—Peta 41 can eerve alonf Ufe’s way. A —The sun is approximately ArttwobOis for Sals 4 Motorcyeles Bteydss 11 Houseliold Goods 51 R oobm W ith o o t W o n " 59 Be fo r Sato T8 A—The Loyalists, oolonlata Vrho 8.000,000 miles nearer the earth Nonsense If I can do something helpful say; % a n d favored remaining with England Father may win out. BOT'S 26" BICYCLE $5.00; 16 REPAIR SEWING machines, PUPPIES. A.K.C. Red Cockers, USED 9-foot Universal refrigera­ THREE BEDROOM home complete on Dec. 21. the winter eolatlce, PONTIAC I960 6 cyL black 4-door Lord, show me how. la oppoeltloa to those deeiriag in­ d a i t i f i e d sedan. Radio Heater, slip covers. m.m. Llnstrom Projector and household appliances, electric cross breeds. Boston Terrier, four tor. Good condition. Will give lots PLEASANT FRONT ROOM— with oil heat, automatic hot Friend—Weren’t you nervous than on June 21, the summer aol- Film. Phone 4898. motors and generators, and sharp­ nice puppies, |S. Blmmerman’s of servlea. Reasonable. CaU 3130. Reasonable. CaU 5451 after 7:30. If I can right a human wrong. If dependence at the time of the ■Uce. A reliable car, cheap to run. Balch water, combln$Uou storm win­ when you took that trip by air-, American Revolution, were eatim- I PonUao, Inc., 155 Center street, ening scissors. Frank» Dion, 2 Kennels, Lake street Phone 6287. dows and serMna, Bendlx and plane during your campaign I cair help to make one strong: Q—la there a tide in tha Med­ A dvertttanaiU WE BUY and sell good used itiml- PLEASANT irumlehed room with tour? If I can cheer one In dlstreas, U I iterranean Sea? ated at about one-third of the tot­ Q - U it a fact that aU naadU- Manchester. Tel. 2-4545.______Ridgewood street Tel. 7779. stove. On wooded lot near scboola, al population of the colonies. Tha Wsntwl Aotos— BEAUTIFUL Male Boxer, fawn ture, combination ranges, gaa semi-private kitchen privileges. Candidate—WeU, 1 wasn't ner­ A—Owring to the narrow chan­ leaf wood la classified as soft­ A t - * - ■tores, tranaportatlon. Immedi­ can make a buren less. nel connecting It with the ocean, group Included clergy, educators, CLASSIFIED AOVT. Motorcycles 12 MATTRESS. Tour old mattreeess and black mask. Six months old. rangea and hcatara. Jonea Fuml- Couple or working giria preferred. ate occupancy. Price $9,650. 41 vous, but I’ll admit I was glad I wood T USED 'CARS sterilised and remade like new. Partially trained, 865. Phone 2- ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 8-UNl. Phone 2-4428. If I can spread more happiness; the Mediterranean Sea is virtually and others Inclined toward con­ A—The terms "hardwood” and DEPT. HOURS: South Alton htreet. Phone 9-0458, didn’t have to get out on the back servatism. Call Jones Furniture and Floor 1104. platform and maka a epeedt. Lord, show me how. Udeleax * ’’•oftw'ood" are used to distinguish 8:80 A. M. ta 4:45 P. IL 1950 BUICK SUPER CONV. WANTED Covering, 86 Oak. Tet S-1041. OLD RED Tin B.-rn, 706 North )NICELY Fumiehed room in ‘pri­ DUPLEX ;— 8-6 rooms, two-car If I can do a kindly deed; If I can between two general classes of COUPE—Very low mileage. ONE MALE and Two Female Main street, buye and eella good vate home. Continuous {|pt water. Q—Prom what source is intulln USED CARS—TOP PRICES garage, near bus. scboola and In a John Adame cartoon In help aomeone In need. Q—What section of the coun­ wood and not to indicate the prop- „«T English Setters. Partially tmined. ueed Curalture and antlquea. For (entleman. 816 Spruce street. obtained ? ertlee of the Included epeclea. 1950 BUICK SUPER, MODEL 52 stores. Single home, ateam heat Medical Economics that droll car­ If I can sow a fruitful teed; Lord try has the greatest unprotected COLE MOTORS Basin CM Opportunities 82 Dick Cobb, 224 Hlllatown road. Frank Denette. Pnone $-3876. area of forest land? A—Insulin la derived from the Herdwood Is the name given to SEDAN—Ix>w mileage. Phone 3874,. MANCHESTER Green Section— with ell, alx rooma Priced at toonist sketched 'a dowager teU- pancreas glands of sheep, oxen, 4164 $10,800. For appointmefit call ing her doctor, "Since tliere (s ■how me how. A—The South. In 1W4L 11 the group of treee that Is broad­ Lost and Poaod 1 SODA SHOP, Luncheonette and HOT-AIR FURNACE — Complete Msater bedroom, euitable for two hoge and calvea that are slaugh­ leaved. Softwood is the name giv­ 1950 BUICK ROADMASTER TROPICAL AND GOLDFISH— with atoker. Dismantled. Call Howard R. Hastings, Manchester nothing wrong with me, I pre­ If I can feed a hungry heart; if 1 southern atatea had organised pro­ MODEL 72R—Exceptionally patent medicines. Doing a good gentlemen. Also single room. Call tered. en to treee that have needlelike or LOST—Sllv«r Pewian. pre«n eyea, Plants, Tanka and Acceaaoriea. Rockville 1686-W2, mominge 10- 6052. . 2-1107. sume 1 owe you nothing." can give a better start. tection against fire on 93,000,000 A ' & ^ P l f u u ! Friday nisht, vidhity Brookfield clean, low mileage. business. Two blocks from Main acres of private forest land; 83,- •caleltke leave and are mostly Kelly’s Aquarium, 29 Sunaet 12, and evenings 7-9 p. m. If I can fUl a nobler part; Lord Q—Which of our Presidents had atraat Raward. Phona 2*1231. Bnstneos Sem css Offered IS street. Excellent setup for two street. Open until 9. AVON STREETT—Cozy amall five- Bose—What le your object In 000,000 acres were without such evergreen (cypreee, larch, and U- 1949 BUICK SUPER MODEL 568 ROOM for One Gentleman? Near no children? people. Price of $7,500 Includes ANTIQUES, Fine china, a. few buacs. Five minutes to Depot room single, garage, nice eecUon, Ufe? ■how me how. protection. marack being exceptions). —Low mileage. LINOLEUM — Asphalt tUe, wall complete stock and fixtures. For FOR BALE — A.K.C. Springer Oil paintinge and figurinee, alwaye oil heat, combination windowfe, —Grenville Kleleer. A—-The Preetdents of the United cdVlBring. Done by reliable, well- Square. 116 North School street. Stenographer—To become the States who had no children were: ABBOSBcenents further details contact, Robert J. Spaniel Puppies. Papers avail­ a good aelectlon. H k Art Shop, 72 Phone 6898. ' screens, copper plumbing, suitable petted second wife of some 0 —Are high-heeled ehoes of re­ 1947 B1 SEDANETTE tr'alned men. All jobs guaranteed. —Where la Mount Ootopaxl? Washington, Madison, Jackson, cent origin ? Smith, Inc., 903 Main street able. Donald Miller, Bolton Notch BieeeU. Phone 2-1389. for small family. $9,500 terms, ■w'ealthy old codger. Customer—Don’t cut me, now! MOI CL 76S—Clean. Hall Linoleum Oo.. 32 Oak street. NEWLY DECORATED House­ A—(Cotopaxi, located In the Polk, Buchanan and Harding. A—High-heeled ehoes are any­ Phone 8450. Pond, main road to WiUlmantlc or Veteran will qualify with Barber—Don’t you worry, Mis­ eastern chain of the Andes Moun­ PIANIST AVAJUliBLE for dance 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. FOR SALE—Westinghouae Wash­ keeping Room for two. Frigidaire. thing but new, They are believed band. Phona momlngi. 2-0762. $1,000 down. Wm. Goodchild, Sr., Sudden Thoughts ter! Every time 1 cut a customer I tains, la the highest 'volcanic 0 —Will the cutting of hair have COUPE FOR LEIASEI—Modem two bay er, wringer type, reaeonable. Near bus. Continuous hot water. Realtor; office 16 Forest street. I wonder if evefj' germ and bug pay him a dime. Why, one gentle­ to have been Introduced about 400 ALL APPLIANCES eervlced end Poaltry and SappUes 48 Phone 2-4442. « mountain In the world. It la 19,- any effect on its growth? years ago by Catherine de Medlol, PItE*KINDEROARTEN school re- service atatlon. Excellent oppor­ CaU 2-3580 between 5 and 6. 7925 or 8891. Tremblee at mention of "Miracle man went out of here this morn­ 500 feet high and almost a per­ 1941 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE repaired, bumera, refrigerators, tunity. OaU 8446. A —Testa show that the frt- wife of Henry n of France. Her <^>ening Saptamber 11. Ages SH ranges, washers, stc. AU work- FOWL and roasting ' chickens. NICE. LARGE, CLEAN ROOM— Drugs.” ing, when I was kind o’ nervous, fect cone. The most recent erup­ quent cutting of hair will not 116 DEMING street, njla retired —Frank Kleman. 80 cents to the good! heels w’ere about an Inch high and to B. Transportation available. GORMAN MOTOR SALES guaranteed. Metro Servlea Co. Fresh froaen turkeys, to 25 FRIGIDAIRE in good condition. Near Cheney’s, for gentleman. tion was In 1911. cause it to grow faster or thicker. her shoes very alagant Pbone 2-1696. Mrs. D. U Ballard. pounds. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, Phone 2-0595. achoolhouse will appeal to folks I 285 Main St. Phone 2-4571 Tel. Manchester 2-0883. Help Wanted— Feaiale 85 CaU 3482. with imagination and the know­ 79 Lakewood Circle South. Open Evenings 'Til 9 188 Hlllatown road. Phone 4678. MICKEY KINN WINDOW SHADES made to order CREAM COLORED GLENWOOD how. The big things have been Re-Enfore8n 9i)t9 !' LANK LEONARD WEDNESDAY AUGUST 23^ WANTED—Girl with typing and YOUNG r o a s t e r s and fryers, ROOM for one gentleman. In­ done there. Location excellent. 1949 FORD Custom Convertible, and Installed. Venetian blinds stenographic experience, willing Combination, 4-4, oil and gaa. Four miles from Glastonbury, and curtain rods. 24 hour service. live or dresael. Arnold Nelson, quire PrincesB Restaurant. Bua passes door. Madeline Smith, s s s H s m o u t fully equipped, birch gray, new to do general office work in Prlce„$35.00. Telephone Rock­ Conn., on Keeney street; easy to Estimates gladly given. Fagan 737 Lydall street. Tel. 8906. ville 1692-W2. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. black factory top, new white wall wholesale supply office. Phone THAT LIGHT AND reach also' from Manchester out Window Shade Co., Route 44 at BldweU street. 75 REGISTERED ' tlrc-s. like new. Call 3319. Call Hartford 2-9126. Salary open. Basinm Locations !4-HOUR FROM Hartford via COmeiNHOtB Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. NEW UNPAINTED c CHESTS— QUICHi HOLSTEJIN CATTLE. An abso* Sjiytlnie. Wanted— Peta— Poaltry— Bookcases, Hutch Cabinet,- Chil­ For Rent 64 Parkway. Old Cape Cod colonial, TWO WOMEN for general laundry hita dispersal of 'the wbll-known 19.39 DODGE acdan, 1939 Pontiac ANTIQUES Reflnlsbed. Repairing S tock 44 dren’s Chairs and Boston Rockers. completely moUemized, Seven high pr^uclng C. A. BADER herd work. Experience not neceesary. sedan, 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1937 done on any rumiture. Tiemann, The Woodshed, 11 Main street. rooms and bath. Pine paneled den at his farm. T. B. Accredited, Apply In person. New Model WANTED—Cowa, calves and beet Chevrolet two-door, 1937 Oldamo- 189 South Main street Phone STORE FOR RENT — 24 Oak with fireplace. Oil hot water heat. blood tested, calfhood vaccinated. Laundry, 78 Summit atreet rattle, also horees. We pay the DINING ROOM SET. Combina­ Artesian well. Two acres clear blle 2-door. Cole Motors. 4164. 5643. street. Apply Oak GrlU. Many 500-lb. to 700-lb. fat rec­ top dollar. Piqla Bros., 364 Bid- tion Range, Living Room Chalra, land. Price $13,800. Elmore Turk- ord cows and their progeny. 20 WANTED — Young Woman for well street Phone 7405. Desk, Piano, Mlacellaileoua. Must AIR CONDmONED OFFICE. ington. Agent. Phone Coventry 7- 1037 6 CYLINDER CABINET work. Valances, acreena, Cashier. Apply in person.' Em­ move by end of week. CaU 7361. fresh snd close springers, 15 cows furniture made tc order. Repair­ Orford BuUdlng. Apply Mar­ 6397. In mld-lactatlon, 37 bred and open ployment Office, Mexzanlne, J. W low’a ' SPECIALS ing, refinlablng. Kitchena remodel­ SERVED REFRIGERATOR—6 cu. heifers, 3 service age bulls from Hale Corp. Articlea tor Sale 45 PORTER STREET — Neat Five- high record dams. It’s the great­ ed. iVood Craft Specialties. Phone feet; 4-bumer gaa range, excel­ 4 ROOMS. Heated, excellent loca­ 2-3814. WANTED AT ONCE—Two expe­ Room Single situated on a good est offering of Holstelns sold In OLDSMOBILE SEDAN ROYAL CORONA’ portable. Smith lent condition. Quick sale. Tel­ tion for profeaalonal office, beauty sized corner lot. Living room, rienced waltreasee. Apply Mur- Corona Standard typewriter and ephone 8802. Oonn. in a Tong time. Sale starts DE LONGS Refrigersttor service. salon', real estate, insurance, etc. kitchen, den and bathroom down. at 10:00 a. m. In waterproof tent. PONTIAC SEDAN phy's Restaurant, Main street. adding machlnee Ueec machlqee Repairs on aU makes, commer­ APARTMENT SIZE Gat Range, Center street. CaU 2-1680. Two bedrooms up. New oil hot­ Lunch available. Come early and ■old or rented. Rcpalre on aU air system. 60. days occupancy. bring your friends. Now is the CHEVROLET SEDAN cial and domeatic. Emergency 24. w o m a n WANTED to Uke care makee. Marlow’a. either city or bottle gas, used one hour service. Pbone 2-1797. of two children: vicinity of Silver Full price $9,100 with approxi­ tSiiiawi W Tte a«ll irelMat*. ise.) time to buy. C. A. BADER, Own­ year; priced reasonable. Phone Summer Homes for Kent 67 mately $3,100 cash. T. J. Crock­ 8 - 2 2 - 5 0 er, Glastonbury, Conn. R. AUS­ Reliable— Low Cost—Smart Lane Homea. Tel. 2-3749. BOLTON BuUdIng stone and flag' 8802. FUNNY BUSINESS FLOOR Problems adlved with ett. Broker. Phone Coventry BY HERSHBERGER BUC3 BUNNT BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES____ TIN BACKUS, Auctioneer and stona. A-1 loam, also rock drilling PRIVATE COVENTRY LAKE 7-6397. Quick Sale BY EDGAR MARTlM Sales Manager, Mexico, N. T . linoleum, asphalt tile counter. WOMEN (4V—No experience nec and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ NEW FURNITURE Water front five-room cottage. BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Ehtpert workmanahip, free eatl- eaaary. Pleasant work, good RANGES «066VtS,M*.] n a TVta\Y\c*.socH r f iVv twN m sll<& ooo'.w«t»ooior-^eaav I l l M » a s a a v 9 H Mtoi Open Evenings Til 10 P. M. Furniture, Oak street Phone BABY CARRIAGE, Play Pen Also used rangea and refrigera­ dock and boat. Available from throughout. Venetian bUnd.s-year boy Monel 30-gaIlon gas hot water chester Driving Academy. Tet heater Both allghtly used, in per­ gas heater, small Iron bed and light oak trim. Corner fireplace. L i " ’ l l 428E______tor Sales, 333 Main street, Phone 2-3862, between 1 and i PETER W. PANTALUK electrical p. m. fect condition. Can be seen in mattress, bureau, china closet, Wanted to Rent 68 Spacious closets throughout. 3- contractor, maintenance and wir­ full operation. $325 for both kitchen cabinet, kitchen rug, CaU car basement garage. Near Por­ A U . MAXES Sewing Mfchlnse 1947 CHETVROLET Fleetline Four- ter street school and bus line. For repaired or electrified. Reasonable ing for light Slid power. 40 Foster SALESLADY — Full time; some Can be purchased separately. 2-3115, or 2-4025. ALL LANDLORDS list with us Door Sedan. Completely guaran­ for Free rental service. Desirable appointment call 2-1880. laten. Week guaranteed. Day street Phone 3303. light alteration work. Silbros. 19 Lakewood Circle. teed. 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline 881 Main street. MAGIC CHEF gaa range, 5 foot tenants waiting for Manchester .o>7 p h ^ filTl, n i ^ phesM 2-9419. Aero Sedan. Douglaa Motor GLENWOOD STREET — 6-Room THAYER Upholstered High Chair, Electrolux gaa refrigerator, white and nearby areas. Real Estate Sales. HooMhoM Serriem WOMEN with three free evenings enamel Florence kitchen apace Hornet Very large aun porch, sin­ p r o s p e c t Hin school for blonde wood, $10.00. Inquire 170 Bureau, 42 Asylum St., Hartford gle garage with workshop at­ Xoung Children will reopen Mon­ Offered 18A a week to be thoroughly trained School streeL heater. aU first-class merchandise. 6-7391 'til 9 p. m. t CAN'T caAVa Tev 1940 Chevrolet Sedan. Good con­ aa fashion show directors for old 97 Hollister street. tached. OU burner, steam heat ALLEY OOP Ruah Departure BY V.T.HAMUM day, Ssqptesnber IL Monday dition. Priced to aell at a glance. WEIAVINQ of bume, moth holes with domestic hot water. Phona STOna T' CHAM r. reliable costume jewelry firm CHICKEN MANURE — Ideal for WANTED — Preferably 4 or 5 TH' U'U CLUCK... w e tl^eugh Friday, 9:00-11:80. 1946 Nash Sedan. Only $265 8030. CVA'^ERE and tom clothing, hosiery run*, Experience unnecessary; no In­ lawns and gardens. No shavings. CONVERTIBLE High chair. In rooms unfurnished by mother and Trfkinoirtitlon furnished. Mrs. down. 1947 Crosley, $76 down. handbags repaired, zipper re­ vestment, pleasant profitable po­ 50c bushel. Phone 2-1237. good condition. Telephone 2-2416 son. Both working. Good refer­ SOUTH MAIN ST. — Charming SsNnnrto, Director. Phone 4267. 1937 Chrysler Sedan. Douglas placement, umbrellas repaired, after 6. eiCSHT TOSBTHBZ' ^»4l— —— I — sitions open In Manchester area ence* Phone 2-1668 anytime. Bix-room single, residential sec­ Motor Sales, 333 Main street. men's shirt collars reversed and 193^ PLYMOUTH Engine. Radia- P A lL fiR D S Driving School, Man. For personal interview write Box CREAM AND GREEN Combina­ tion, fireplace, hat water heat, oil aheater*a oldest AJLA. trained Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. replaced. Marlow’a Little Mending L, Herald. tor, Transmission, Dash, Hood COUPLE need rent or apart­ burner, combination windows, Shop. tion, 4 gaa and 2 oil, $15.00. Also, ment, $25 reward. CaU after 5 and oestifled Ipstructor. AJtA.. and Partial Frame. Two 40-watt two oil drums, $4.00 each. Phone screens, recreation room, well 1938 PLYMOUTH awlan. 1988 AVON TERRITORIES Available p. m. 4602. 4rps final coatSoUed ears. Day or CORNICES and valance boards. Flourcscent Lights. Stuart R. 2-9692. landscaped, $11,500, terms, or Studebaker aedan, 1938 Hudson For Interview write Mrs. Buck- Wolcott, A-1 Repair. Sales. 180 eefinh^ appointments. 2-2245. Custom built choice of designs. WANTED—Small House or Duplex Veteran will qualify. Wm. Good- sedan, 1937 Terraplane aedan, man, 29 Highland Terrace, Mid­ Main Btrect. Tel. 8507. FOLDING COT and Mattress, L no'' down payment. Small weekly Phone 2-3524, frem 9 a. m. to 9 in Manchester. Will take excel­ child, Sr, Realtor. Office 15 S B n r a N3 ii^asiit^ Day School, dletown, Conn. $14.95. Living Room Suite, Forest street. 7925 or 8891. M 4 at Canter Cosigregatlonal payments. Oole Motors. 4164. p. m. lent care of grounds and will do $129.00. Maple Bedroom Suite, some repairs on house. Two Ohdnh, will resume September 6 WAITRESS WANTED for nights. Boats and Accessoriea 46 $■79.00. Marlow’s Furniture. Easy DESIRABLE S-room single with FLAT FINISH. Holland window No Sunday work. Apply Garden adults. CaU Hartford 8-7972, '’Aeawm. ***,.-iMMntimnom. a* ■nfitr the direction of Mrs. Schlm- DeCORMIER MOTOR shadea made to measure. All budget terms. Tel. 5060. collecti garage, ojl heat, continuous hot T I. MS u . hit Wr. m i . Phone 2-1624. SALES, Inc. Restaurant, 840 Main street. .’MEW a n d used outboard motors water, copper plumbing, alumi­ metal Venetian bllnda at a new and outboard boats. Marine glue, GOOD USED BEDS, Chests, found a way to aat, too, daring thf dinnor muolo SAYS: "Now is the time to low price. Keys made while you EXPERIENCED SALES WOMAN Desks, Cribs and Miscellaneous. num storm windows, screens. Rea­ C a v e ROOM for two riders to paints and hardware. Outboarda WANTED—Garage, vicinity Ridge sonable. Norman Realty. Man­ hourr atreraft fiiet shift, via Center and improve your transportation.” wait Marlow's. Wanted at Burton’s. Apply in repaired. McIntosh Boat Co., Very reasonable. The Woodshed, person only. 1' Main street. street. CaU 2-4374. chester 2-0032, Hartford 7-2678. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Turapika. CaU 2-1862.______Examples From Our Stock:— MANCHESTER Upholstering Cb. north end Purnell Parking Place. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Phone 2-3102. EMPLOYED COUPLE desire MANCHESTER — Very cltan 6- FRECKLES AND HIS PRIEND8 No FooUn’7 SvANniD — Rida, vicinity of G. Re-uphoUterlng. draperies, slip WASHING MACHINE — Good BY MERRILL C. BLOHHBIL 1947 MERCURY SEDAN HOUSEKEEPER for small family. apartment or house in Manches­ room Cape Cod, garage, extras. Foot A Oo. hours 8 to 5, from covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- running condition, $15.00. Phone Here combs my u r o t COUPE Live in, own room. Call 8436. JOHNSON Outt)oard motors and ter or Hartford with stove and FHA guaranteed mortgage, JiATKNOWVau My NAMkh UkOA^S > iG (X O s o i w s T e s w r ------LenoK street Phone 2-9507. 9521. Open evenings. 8705. Gentleman again.' he OUsICS KID. Bur A ihinB Radio, heater, defroster, spot­ Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol refrigerator. CaU Manchester $8,900.00. Complete carrying MILOA. Equipment Co., 38 Main. Tel. 2-1665. ~ IS EVEKyrwiKte ■ BEAUriRJLLY, , AND roo TOUNO/TDutor w ' ...... light, etc. A whale of a good buy CHRISTMAS CARDS—50 for $1. 6.4 CUBIC FT. REFRIGERATOR charges $65.23 monthly. Cash 7958. MISS ewnaeta/ ’_ p o ^ M A v r SMJCH MOOa . lEtomhllfia For Sola 4 at easy terms. R oofinff 16A with name. Sell fast. Profits to in good condition. $65.00. CaU required $2,600. Douglas Blanch­ S 2-4294. YOUNG COUPLE with three ^ - f T T T T ' 7b HANOUa SOrMSTCATaO,^ 100% on 21-Card $1 Assort­ young chUdren desire 5 to 7-room ard, Real Estate Service. 5447. M » * 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE ROOFING. Specializing In repair­ ments. Children’s Books, com - 14-FOOT V bottom outboard WE HAVE SOME NICE motor boat and special trailer. rent. Call 2-4126 after 5 p. m. 1 * * CLEAN CARS Radio, heater, defroster. A ing roofs of all kinds. Also new NORGE ' DeLUXD Refrigerator. » » plete line. Bonus Plan. Assort­ Good condition. Easy to handle, Perfect running order. Phone 1 » Me ir u o o m ; AU Guaranteed rugged car. A comfortable ride. roofs. Gutter work, chimneys ment! on approval. Imprints WANTED—2 or S-Room Rent by Lota for Sate 78 1 $145. John Chamberlain. 2-2972. 4984 between 5 and 6. 2960 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- cleaned and repaired. 26 years of Free. Phillips Card Co.. 923 elderly lady. Unfurnished, Heated. 11 TnrwR experience. Free estlmatee. CaU LARGE Residential site at a rea­ DR.—Radio and heater. Just 1948 WILLYS SEDAN Hunt St., Newton, Maas. WINDOW SHADES. Measured, CaU Coventry 7-6652. r Uka new. White tires and DELIVERY Howley. Manchester 5361. sonable price. Overlook Drive, Oiamonda— Waiehea— made and InlUlled. 10 colors and Manchester Green. Wm. Kanehl, aeat covers. Ekionomy plus In this little unit. MATURE LADY—20 hours week, qualities "in stock. Keith Furni­ -2949 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and Jew etfp 48 72 contractor, 51b Center atreet Rides like a car — works like ■ must'have ability to service maii ture. Phone 4159. Hooaes for Soto COUPE—Radio and heater. truck. aiding. Highest quality materials. order cuatomera and handle caah Phone 7773. Low mileage. Just like new. Workmanahip guaranteed. A. A. UEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ 4 BEDROOM SINGLE receipts. Adult wearing apparel. pairs, adjuaU watches expertly. |MAPLE DOUBLE BED and 1948 DODGE CONV. CLUB Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn street. Write card or letter stating houri Reasonable pricoe. Open daUy, ^ Spring In excellent condition, $20. EAST OF SPRUCE STREET Subarban for Sato 75 CCUPE— Radio and heater. TRANSPORTATION Pbone 4860. available. R Stenzel, Box K, Phone 2-1184. Nice nil the way. SPECIALS i Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce FEATURING Guaranteed roofe care Herald. street. Pbone 2-4387. 7 room aingle, 8 enclosed porches, EAST HARTFORD—Five Rooms aL 1947 O L D SMOBILE SEDAN KELVTNATOR Refrigerator, 6.7 new steam heating eyatem and COUPE—6 cyl. Radio and 1936 CHRYSLER 4-DR. and expert repairs as weU as and bath all on one floor, full cel­ PRISCILIJCS POP Okay By Her BY AL VBKMEBI cu. ft. Perfect running condition. copper plumbing, two full baths. lar, oil ateam heal, nicely- land­ heater. One owner. SEDAN gutter and conductor work. Try Phone 5018 or call at 78 Walker your "Local Roofer." CaU Cough­ Help Wanted— Male 86 Garden— Fann— Dairy In su lat^ Venetian blinds, metal scaped. $8,500. Asaoclmte Real­ OH, HUM! 1948 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- Radio, heater. FuU price $128. street. storm, windows and acreena. New DR.—Radio and heater. Ex­ lin 7707. Frodnets 50 ty Co., 1010 Main etreet East ^ GUESS YOUNG MAN OVER 25 — Part oversized two car garage. Excel­ Hartford 8-4613. Evenings. Broad I’LL HAVE tra clean. 19.36 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN time general drug store work. e l e c t r i c r a n g e — Automatic lent condition. Ow-ner leaving c a n n in g p e a r s are ready now Brook 1548J4. 1942 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- Full price $95. Apply In person, 459 Hartford at John Calve Farm, 995 Middle oven. Good condition. $50.00. state. i I JC O ^IE ! DR.—Radio and heater, Jet Heatinn— Plambing 17 Phone 2-9507. road. Turnpike, easL Phone 4416. COVEUfTRY. On H-acre plot black. Good condition. 1936 BUICK COUPE ARTHUR A. KNOFLA PLUMBING And Heating, special HOSPITAL BEDS and wheel Year-old ranch house in beautiful 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN Full price $95. Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ WANTEn>—Window CTeaner. Realtor chairs for sale or for rent Rates location. Spacious living room, —Radio and heater. Extra per water piping, new construc­ perlence not necessary. TOMATOES FOR SALE — Four 876 Main St.—Eat 1931 nice. One owner. ONE AND ONLY ONE reasonable. Keith Funiiture Co. old beamed gelling, stone fire­ tion, estimates given, time pay 2-4123. pounds 35C.' 57 Florence etreeL Phone 6440 or 6038 place, large picture window with 1938 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN Phone 4150. Home Llatinga Wanted NEW 1950 WILLYS i o-TON menta arranged- Edward Johnson. exceUent view. Three bedrooms, —Radio and heater, new PICK-UP Phone 6979 or 6044. MAN WANTED as gas station at­ NATIVE TOMATOES FOR SALE tires. Good condition. tendant Elderly man preferreiL • -4 pounds 36c. Inquire 195 SEVEN ROOM home. ' OU heat bath, kitchen has custom buUt With the famous "F ” Head cabinets. Completely insulated. BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. EUtkiciENT Plumbing and beat­ Call 8956. Spruce street. Mocfcjnery «ad Taoto 51 two-car garag^ lot 180 x 180. 80 BlaaeU St.______Phone 7191 Engine 7.4 compression. ing. Plugged drains machine Needs exterior and some interior Conditioned air heat. Copper PART TIME Furniture ReflnlSber TWO Charry-Burrell atalnlesa painting. Price $10,500. Phone plumbing, artesian well, two-car BUICK 1946. A beautiful light cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 UonacnoM Goods 51 steel paateuruwre complete ’ srith Hurry To Oakland street. Phone 6497. Wanted. Must have experience. 2-3357. basement garage. Price $14,700. a-M gi;ay 4-door super. Radio, heater, Montgomery Ward Company. recording thermometers, 1 Cher* Elmore Turkington, Agent Phone new Urea. A smart car in every MR. ALSERV DOBS IT AOAlNll ry-Burrell holding tank with re- NEW, MODEUIN- four-room Cape 0 :a x DeCORMIER MOTOR OIL BURNER aervlce and repairs. “Today la Somebody’s Coventry 7-6397. way. Balch Pontiac, Ipc., 155 Cen­ .\JI makes oU burners and funi' VEIKRANS— Prepare yourself In frigmator coU, 1 Cherry-BurreU Cod. AU modeni Improvements. cere. ,*•■ BT au tcaviei. IK. T. M. eia a a Mr. err. jiSBJ Lea.r.AaaaaaMf.eM. VIC FLINT A Private Deal BY MICHAEL O’MAU.EY AND RALPH LANI ter street, Manchester. Tel. 2- SALES, Inc. yoiir epare time for a better job Lucky Day" paeteurixer with heating eoU, 1 Baaement garage, shade trees, NEAR ROCKVILLB — T RooaM, aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 3-9976. R-O-O-M-S S^I-G-H-T-L-Y 3 U ’M ill, m irt'teH m d -u mirr- WILL, ANWWft' I'M AUV9 4545. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 with greater earnings. 400 courses National homogenlxer, 1 C P . 8- larga h>t Overlook Drive. Wml city water, garage, 1 1-8 acres, ‘Ha wants to apaak to ftatiiaanaka Pata. la that you?** TOUtL HAbB 7D WORK Manchester to choose from, and without any U-S-E-D- F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E row aoaker type bottle washer, 1 Kanehl, buUder. Phone 7778. many fruit trees.. Menebester, 4 "Now, don’t tako It ae faatl Watoh out for that rook - MOTBIVEAAaA cost to you under the O. I. BUl. AND APPLIANCES Milwaukee milk bottle flUer and rooms and bath, oU hot water got thooo patohoa on tho tumof* CtoBV XV8 HA(21D]0M0MNB7HRH UNP1K01D0R XlL aNFUF.THa < ■OU. AW OWN nOB/aOfl-A-OUOK H cm m a isP K L UA»PVPI0V , mechanically. Motor has just been HIOHESl CASH prices paid for Write for catalogue. Internation­ Juit Returned .To Us capper, 48 quarts per minute, 1 QAMBRIDGE ST.—Owner leaving beet, $6,000. Call R. O. Denton, reconditioned. If you are looking Storage SO (Used A Short Time) OUT OUK WAY BY J. B. WILUAMS A*ONTHi^/eclalty. aon. Employment Office, Mexsa- E-V-B-R-Y-T-H-I-N-a 180 cu. f t aultable for market MATHER STREET—New brick you sell. OUT O F Phone 3-0753. nlne, J. W . Hale Corp. For Only AU the equipment U In exeeUent homes. Open for InsiiscUon daUy. Phone 7788 Or 6378 $487 condiUon. The Hatch Dairy, Inc., Features abed dormer, hot srater BRAE-BURN RBAl/TY I4AIR/J THE . AUSTIN A. Chambera Oo., EASY FRIENDLY TERMS Danbury, Connecticut Phonb oU beat tils bath, vsstlbule, firs- MS Help Wonted— Male or ARRANGED *49 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE local and long distance moving, 8-3788. plocs, basement garage. Fivs fln' FOR QUICK eourteoua» oSlcient packing, crating and ptorage Fem ale S7 Free storage unUl wanted regard- aervlce, caU Suburban Realty Co., Very clean and aicc. GARDEN lYactom, huUdoser, iohsd rooms. Lavatory and alzth WASH TUBBS No SOBB llY LMLIH niBNM $ 1 7 9 5 Sarvlce to aU parta of the U. 8. w of tima. Free DeUvsry any­ room partiaUy dnlahed. Hanry R ealto^ 49 Perkins street TeL t A . and Canada. OaU S187. Hart- WANTED — FuU and part tlms where In Conn. catarplHar 33. clotraea. Fergo- . BO TtBOOIBBMOB 87 M ONO^RW aO Baoott Agency, exetuetve agents. 8315. ____AIOIT : ford 6-1433. lielp on aoda fountain. Apply In CAN BE SEEN DAT OR aona and aqulpmwit Bala wlra, EM(«V0ULil^7l«euOiLO W7H iTHatol person, Annax Snack - Bar, be­ EVENTNO cement mixers. OUvsr, Msissy 386 High street W est Telephone ItBOaFBVMTBiONf. WHCRenO ir.MieTBiij ' V0IIU Tiu ««• 9MMa vmow r 8888 or 3-0009. iTlAXUaFrUBNTHi, '4 9 M ercury 6 Pass. Club Coupe tween a p. m. and 5 p. m. Thla lot of mezchandiae ahown by Harris, Fordson parts. Terms ar­ WANTED w u a n iTf.. vou o m s m Palattaig— Pfiperiag tl 17 NOW, aNWMMl •MMMTmiOTNa appointment only. Any day or ranged. Dublin Tractor Oou, North MANCHESTER—Investment loca­ We have desirable buyers for MPiaAia POR itT night nione Mr. A lb ^ Hartford Bbck, Radio, Heater, Overdrive. White Wall Tires. THfiUlB 18 no UnM Uka tha prea- Windham Road, WiUimantte. tion. 7 rooms, ounporch. Rare two famUy homes (flats). Sitoations Wanted— 8-0858. aftar 7 pm. 4M89a fOr chance for profession el or famUy Four bedroom homes. Siagle OWH^, low mileage. PRICED LOW FOR A ent for your outstde painting. For appointment Freo traiua>ortatlon prompt and oourteoua service caU Mato . S9 man.' MadsHna Smith. Realtor. Five or six room homes. 4IUALITT CAR IN THIS MARKET. to store and back homo. No obli­ WtourlBg A|.FPOial-bPm 57 L-1848 or 4879. S8U, Eddie meriaulL COLLEGE GRADUATE derirea gation. H. B. GRADY—8009 part-Ume Job. Manual labor or .A—L ' 'B»IE'”R>—T— S' MINK DYED Muskrat Coat, ■ CAFE OOD. 4 rooms, fine eoildl' INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ oelUn^. Varied experience. CaO . 13; for quick sole, $85.00. Phone ing. Average room papered. $13. Main Store—Watsrtrary tion. Space for two more. Garage, WANTED—4, 8, 6, or 7-Room Sin­ iaehidlag paper. OelUnga reflnlab- Hartford. New Haven. Meriden la n e lot, near school, 810,500. gle Homes; also two-fahiUy OPEN ANY EVE. BY efi. Excellent workmanship. Ray- MoSellna Smith. 8-1842-4679. houaea in Menchester, Bolton, - APPOINrMENT aMBd Flake. 3-9337. D oga— Bird9— Feta 41 WsBtgd—Ta Boy 58 Coventry and Vernon. Ready CLBANINO cAit attla or leellarT OdllNER LOT—iCaln etreet and buyera. Phona Howard K Hast­ B -xir OUT8IDB, bistfis pointing aafi DOGS Waotaed and groomed. Sea WAirnCD—Good HMd fu m itoe. gtoqjc Place, North Manchester, ings, Manchester 2-1107. »C SIYO r a boy your unwuted giralture, Free astlmatea us for pet supplies, and fresh china, gftaewarc. ate. Trading Any quantity. W « offer you hlgb- for eale. Zone B. HariV Mbby, icc. Rsasonable fro$ctt boreemeat. 16c lb. CaU set prteea. W o o d e d . Phone 8- 314 Magnolia vstrsejt, Hartford, \ PoM, 17 Maple street n u n # 3 Wn r 768fi. Fraafiaua.] Kaanol Supply Sbop. 3hU7I, Oonn. PboBs' 84-4880 momipga. O T ^ R AOVS. Oi$ $ ...... - -I'l 4 - J. ^ iHanrI|rat«r iEttrnins If^raUi TUESDAY, AUGUST^, MSCT Average Daily Net Frees Run The Weather hava bam aama ‘‘raaaan” why For the Moeth of July, IWM Feraeeat at D. R Wanther Bamee About Town Eai«rg«acy Doctors WappingFair List Engagement work haan't atortod. |||||||||i!ilH Little, Bowers The School Building Oemmlttoa TMUfht, partly clendy, aeme tag to te t. Ito. IT. Brtclita at Phyaldana at tha Itanehaa- la due to maat tomorrow at 7:S0 EIGHTY SEPARATE ITEMS 9,723 after nddnliht; lew near es. wOTbeld tU tagiO m t maat* ter Medical Aaaodatlen who September 9 p.m.. In tha Municipal bulMlng to Member «f the Audit t i f ti norrsw Bl(ht at alght will raapond to amargancy As Candidates further eonaldar the Broad atraat MORE 'THAN B lO im r aeFarato taaka maat ba par- • Thnraday. pertly ^ondy to clae«y, plana. fotojod ^ a Amaral director when ha airaagaa a Bbtcm at Clrenlntleaa aflatnoan ahewerat hlfh near 78. e^Sodc fei Orang* fidl. Polowing cal la tomorrow afternoon are mjvtoa. Bm* M thqaa Peqinlrea tfane aud profeaaleoal Maneheeter ^ A City of Village Charm tM OHoimUiicIf rwnalimti«nta wll ba Dr. John Prignano, 2-1616; Everything Now in Read* and Dr. J. A. Segal, 6125. Seen as Running for aWUj many of t ^ pass mwotloed by cHanta, yet iness for Annual Affair they ara eaaanttal if tha aerviee la to be a Sttiiig rm_____ a kCbampatM, D. brothar Representative at the Kennel Club Here tribute to the dapartod. VOL. LXIX, NO. 275 (ClaaaUtod Advardatas «a Faga 1 8 ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23,1950 (TWENTY PAGES) a t DaaM CSuoipaciia, at M Foa- —Its Highlights Republican Primary W# ara proud of the fact that not one of these PRICE FOUR CENTS tar abaat Aad la Oraat Barring- Mr. and Mra. R. J. MeAllator, of. ®®**"** y **??? *• ■■ttoctod when wa aerve a cUeat, IT Jackaon atraat, are apanding Holds an Outing ragardlaaa of tha eost Involved. And H ie a par**o"«oa ten, Maat.. iatarday. Ha waa a Realdenta of South Windsor retlrad bari>ar and had lived in next week in Waahlngton, O. C., Wilbur T. Little, leader of the merit of thle orgaalxatloa that we maintain tha vlaitlng Mra. John Leggett, alater and the surrounding area a rt well Oraat Barrington for many yeara. aware of the coming Wapping atlrens committee which defeated Mancheater, Connecticut, Kannal ■y y Wsl* etandarde regardlem of the Snanclal of Mra. McAIliater, formerly of Club membera held an outing Sun­ Btatua of thoee we aerve. Mancheater. Fair, to be held September S at Manchester’s school building pro­ M n. David Thomaa, ehalrman of tha Community House and gram at referendum last March, day at toe lodge In Center Sprlnga tba AraaMcan Legion AuxOlary grounds. Posters, bumper signs may be a Republliian candidate for Park, and daapita too Inclement aawlag group, announcaa that the and premium books have been groOp will meat at the Legion Hail Representative in toe General As­ weather It waa a great suceaaa. Bridal Shower well distributed In the vldnlty. GuaaU were praaant from Boston, Foe Pushes Within Eight Miles of Taegu at aeven o’clock thia evening to George Potterton, catalogue sembly this year. It was learned M continue work on the new drapea. For Miss Warner chairman. Is grateful for the co­ today. Asked If be will seek toe Springfield and New Haven. UtKUHr WALTER N. LECLtne operation of local merchants and nomination, LitUe said this morn­ An ample lunch served at one buslnesa eatabllshmenta who have ing he might, but he isn’t yet cer­ o’clock was followed by tha month­ t i mAin STREEr,mAnCNESTER*mEPHOIIE SZ69 A bridal ahower waa bald for helped to make tha program and tain about It. Another co-commit­ Bowles Urges Steals (]an of Milk *God Brought the Plane In' premium books a' success. teeman of Mr. Llttle’a, Sherwood ly meeting. Tha rocraatloa pariod Has $6,886.03 in Pocket AUTO GLASS Miaa Lucille M. Warner, daughter Included gamaa in which the dogs of Mra. May B. Warner at 80 In keeping with tha. policy of G. Bowers now Is RepresentaUve MIRRORS preaenting an educational agri­ and he said this morning he Is ware dlaplayad. A pat parade, doj- State Mobilize Los Angeles, Aug. 23.—(O Allied Armies Make Broad atreet at the pavilion at cultural exhibit. President Walter again going to try for toe post. dreaalng conteat and a peanut race —Emanuel Meschetto, 63- Rocky Neck Beach on ’ Sunday O. Foster and hit staff of officers Mlsa Jnlls PhUUps Manchester’s other representative ware all the funnier. Inasmuch aa year-old laborer, stand* con­ now la Democrat John B. LaBelle the. conteaUnto had to have their m autisnm nK*sim m m icv .afternoon. About 40 guaata ware and auperintendento ara planning d o n on ledbh with them, To Meet War victed of shoplifting. preaent from New Haven, Maaaa- to uphold tha local reputation of Mr. and-Mrs. Michael PhllUpe Tha laat day for filing proposals A Municipal judge yerter- "the best little fair in tha state.’’ at Rockville announce the engage­ for party primary nomlnattona Is luring toe aupper hour sand- day found him guilty of steal­ chuaetta, Hamden, Olaatonbury, next Monday. Primaries are to be coffaa ware sarv- Grim Stand as Reds Although open to the public only California and Mancheater. ment of their daughter, Miss Julie ad. ’Iha Kennel Club membera are ing a can of soup and a can of from noon unUI night, the parade, Phillips, to George Vincek, eon of held here September 12. Tells Aide to Marshal condensed milk. He will be The ahower, a aurpiiae, left Miaa exhibits and activities at Wap­ New Broad Street School moat grateful to toe Park Depart­ Warner many Itema for a good M^. and Mrs. Charles Vlneek of ment for all they did to make toe Industrial Manpower, sentenced Sept. 5. ping Fair will be well worth a vis­ 318 Middle turnpike east. 6 Word of Little’s possible candi­ Police testified Msschetto atari In aetting up houaekeeping. it. dacy came as he waa queatloiMd mitand Miaa Warner will be mariled to Miss Phillips Is a graduate at Check Manufacturers' waa not exactly broke. In his ffreah Vegetabla Exhibit Rockville High school, and is sm- concerning toe stand he and *hia to Quinn ■ Pharmacy and ■pockets they found $6,886.03. ^ Drive for Key City Albert John Smith of Worceater, the Kennel Supply Shop, who do- The abundance of vegetables In ploysd at the P ratt A Whitney committee win: take in regard to Employment Needs MaaeachuaettB on Saturday, Oc­ the plan for the propoMd new nated priM , u well aa other tober 14, at the North Methodiat gardens this year show prospects Aircraft. tU H OaaUt 8L Pboaa 6856 of a good fresh vegetable exhibit, Broad street elementary school. friends who oontribi^d food for Hartford Aug. 23—(O—Gov-- church. Little said the Citizen's committee toe luncheon and aailated in tha Store gVoata, Plctnra Prainlag and although the peach crop may day’a actlvlUea. emor Bowles asserted today that Enemy Vanguard Stalled . VaamMaa MhiOa not be too heavy, other fruit trees ert Collins, Sarah Hills, Anns Is fiatly opposed to any attempt Armed Police Femflera Tape seem to be very productive; Welles, Ruth Hood, Irene Cotton, to "make toe plans defeated in the Oonnectlcut must mobilize Its full Malik’s Latest Tirade In Bloody Battles; Mass Read Herald Advs. John Porcheron will again au- and Lorraine Foster. These exhibits referendum the plane we use now.’’ RAYMOND E. GORMAN industrial manpower and resources are open to children under 14 years' He said there has been a dlim il- to meet , the new demands of toe Of 60,000 Reds Ex* pervlse the vegetable and fruit INSURANCE — 42 BROOKFIELD STREET For West Reich display. There Is still Ume for of ags. tlon to take those rejected plans, Korean crisis and posaibly World alter them, cut out few features Studied for War Hint pecteil to Start Roll­ housewives to prepare foods for Readers of the program and pre­ War U. ' ------4 ■■ ' ths canned foods exhibit In mium book will notice that toe and use them now. When buying your new enr, Snanre It .through your bank and The Chief Ebcecutive, in a letter ing Any Moment; See AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Wants Brand New Plan to State Labor Commissioner John Adenauer Plea charge of Mrt. John Kocamik. A doodlebug contest la being replaced FUEL OIL nee the Bank-Agent Plan. Call ne for Information. Tel. 6460 Consider Statement That I S tiu l V Next 48 Hours as De­ •REDUCED RATES SINCE 1920 special award of canning Jare will this year by a farm tractoV rodeo, He said this waa "like taking J. Egan, said that: be presented for the best Isrs of under the direction of Phil Welles. the fenders and lights off an ex­ "Economic preparedness la quite Continuing Korea War OlUUy risive; Morale of Foe I'f'L oGRADD'G FREE WORK canned foods. ’There will be contests for both pensive car and trying to call It aa Important as military prepared- Wants 65,000 Man • POWER ROLLER USED GUARANTEED Baked Goods Exhibit juniors and adults. Safety will be a. cheap car.” Little said what is neaa.” Will Lead to Danger* Reported, Slumping needed is a fully new, reduced-cost Force, Armed by U. S. Tito’s Appeal ■ • FREE ESTIMATES Several Wapping women—and stressed in toe judging. , “Expand Capacity” OUM Result for World CALL men—are pracUcing their skill as plan. He said he will support noth­ "Starting right now,’’ he said, To Fend Off Reds|, • TIME PAYMENTS Fair entousiasU will be interest­ ing less. "we must make every effort to ex- Tokyo, Thursday, Aug. 24. MANCHESTER bakers, and are planning to com- ed in entering the parade, as well September — So reported the pUoit of this American Airlines DC-S after landing In Denver with Its fuselage tom apart • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7691 ^ta In the baked goods exhibit The Broad street school propo­ RANGE OIL. COAL, 'pand our potential productive ca­ Seeks More U. S. Units Lake Succesa, Aug. 2 3 .-(/P)-- For Lifeline —(/P)—Doughboys drove as attending It. Individuals or or- sition baa been under investigation pacity and Increase toe productivi­ by a wild propeller. The prop tore lose aad slashed throngh the plane’a cabin while It was flying over Security Council delegatea studied SA W WITH R eeled by Mrs. Emily Pallalt. gsinixationa may enter a float, COKE the Rockies, en route to New York from Loo Angeles with 52 paaoengers and a crew of flvp. One hack vanguards of 50,000 The silver cake plate will again be now for several months another ty of our present Industrial plant.'* Bonn, Germany, Aug. 2$—(P)— Russian Jakob A. Mallk’a lataat decorated, or antique car, decorated fart Little deplores. October — To make certain that Connecti­ paaeenger died of a heart attack and seven others were Injured. (NEA Telephoto). Red Koreans pressing down awarded by General Mills for the bicycle, or a' circus clown. Good Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to­ speech closely today for hints of Yugoslavia Asks Aid to best chiffon cake in the contest. "Action on an’ economical cut haa the manpower necessary from, the north against DoMAIO BROTHERS cash awards will be presented for schoolhouse should have been to turn out war materials, the day repeated his demands that a new war threat. Keep Head Above Taegu on the Korean central Mrs. Franklin Wdllea la chair- each group as listed in the premium D ial 5135 November — They weighed Mallh't statement OnO Now -> Wo ParaennSy Boparvlaa AS Worki mM of the needlework exhibit started many weeks ago,” he said. Governor said, toe State must im­ West Germany immediately be al­ warfronO Wednesday. A com-* book. He said ha thought there might mediately gear Its labor program Barbara Loses to the Council yesterday that Cominform Waters; and the croch^ contest, with Its lowed an armed police force and Bail Strike Paralyzes "continuation of military opera­ bined American-South Kors* GimciM ribbons and the cup pre- to war conditions. that the Western Allies send more MORIARTY December — For one thing, said the Governor tions In Korea would lead net to a Trade Accord Cited an attack was hurled at **"^5**^*^ National Needle- troops to Germany. Plea to Court localization of toe conflict, aa toe North Korean flanking infiltra­ ^ f t Bureau. Aprons, children’s in hia letter to Egan, there must BROTHERS be full "mobilization of manpower.’ Adenauer amplified his demands Canada; U. S. Unions repreaenUtlve’ of toe United London, Aug. 28 — (a*) — The tions at dawn. Some Reds had housecoaU have been at a news conference after Social­ States so diligently tries to con­ penetrated within eight miles ul Mded to the needlework class He suggested to toe Labor Com- British Government waa reported misaioner that he take these steps ist Leader Kurt Schumacher re­ Judge Refuses to Order vince us, but would Inevitably Taegu. this year. jected the proposal for a 65,000- lead to a broadening of the con­ today studying new Yugoalav ap­ Flower Diaplay Growing ! Immediately: The heaviest fighting on the Cold Weather man American-armed force during Downey to Gii’e Miss flict fraught with serious conse­ peal* for help in keeping Marshal 1. CirctUarize all State manu- Vow No Spread Here whole 120-mlle long Korean bat- ♦h™^*** fair will recall a lengthy conference yesterday. quences.” TIto’a head above the swirling the attractive flower display sr- facturera "for an eatimate of their Bennett 3*Mo. Home tlellne waa on toe American right manpower needs for toe next alx The West German chancellor "The responsibility for tola Cominform watera. flank before toe key city. ranged by Porter Collins in the y/e Have Just Enlarged Our said he wanted a police force — representatives of 17 striking non­ would He fully upon the govern­ Esst room of the Community months, classified by akilla prob­ By The Associated Press Tito has been on the Soviet A break-through by Red for­ ably required.’’ "don’t call it a defense force”, he A general strike in^ Ceneda and operating unions were at a stand- Bridgeport. Aug. 2 3 - (>P)—Ac­ ment of the United Statra of ward elements would unleash flva House that year. With the better Is Coming! urged newsmen—strong enough to apot since 1948 for hla refusal to atllL Employes on strike numbered tress Barbara Bennett yesterday America and their delegation In growing condltlona this year, Por­ Becrnlt Workers local stoppages in the United become a docile disciple of Rus- Oommunist divisions for a drive Reupholstering Department 2. Prepare plana for recruiting guarantee the internal security of States affecting rail systems of 124,000, and another 200.000 work­ lost her plea for s court order the Security Council," Malik de­ on Taegu, 12 milea to toe south of ter hopes for a similar exhibit in the Bonn Republic. ers, including members of the op­ clared. slsn-type Communism. You can^t slop the calendar— but you CAN workers. , the two nations continued today. which would compel her cx-husq Diplomatic autherltlea say toero toe bloodiest fighting. Seed Co. GflRTnERS7 77 Mom St- Monehaetar Co#vn 1-Mdt Adenauer described the force’s Canada, with its rail and tele­ erating unions, were made Idle. band, singer Morton Downey, to Wants War LocnUiod Big Push Imminent of Wetberafleld plans to donate a In order to make new friends we will reupholster your 3. Check all persona reglitered taaka as: have been strong hints from Yugo­ enjoy comfort and convenience in Autumn, with toe Employment Service to graph service paralyzed, waa No progress was reported to­ provide a home In which she could 'The United States haa demand­ slavia that she needs more eco­ A big push for Taegu was con­ Jk ■«««! lor 3 pc. living room set:—Cu.stom tailored and rebuilt in determine the adviaabllity of giv- “Support Against SubveralvSe" speeding the start of a special aes- ward settlement of the dispute be­ live with their five children for ed that U.N. members work to lo­ sidered Imminent but there was u In thia class. your choice of any $1.00 a yd. fabric for $139.50 (Wide Winter and Spring by installing automatic Oil 1— The protection of West Ger­ calize the Korean war and that nomic aid from toe weal. SEALY MATTRESSES...... $29.95 and up Hobblests may be assured of at- WEDNESDAY aion of Parliament, called to deal tween 300,000 conductors and three months each year. no official mention of It at head- choice of fabrics at (his price). This offer expires Sept. Heat — NOW. (OoBtiJiaed ss PBgs Twelve) many’s frontier with toe Soviet with Korean wrar problems, so the trainmen and tha U. 8. railroada. Superior Court Judge John T. toe North Koreans withdraw to Want American Aid ^ t l v e ahowlnge of their hand- occupation zone. strike may receive early attention But, aa President Tuunan's labor Comley. In denying Mlsa Bannett’a tha 18th parallel. Rparin tan e«lt- Y ugoslav Ambnaaador Jose collections under the dl- A. M. SPECIALS 2— Keeping order interaally. by leglalatbra. trouble-shooter, John R. Steelman, application for a temporary man­ ed for withdrawal, of all foreign BrilleJ reported recently Inti­ summary, a uaual Indication that Beth McNeill, whose m - Oil Heat to Suit YOUR Needs. 3— Supporting toe Bonn gov­ In the Dominion, direct negotia­ datory Injunction said: troops from Kotod. mated to British' Minister at SUto the eituatlon Is generally un­ KEMP’S, Inc. hlblt attracted many favorable Open Etenings Until 9 Except Saturday * A. M. T . 12 NlHm ernment against Oommunist sub­ tions between the carriera and (Oratlnued on Ffege Five) "It may well be that when the In a 48-mlnuts attack th« Rus­ Kenneth Younger that Belgrade changed. I comments at last year’s fair 10-Week News versives. case la fully heard upon Ita merits, sian accused toe United States, waa chafing under too heavy caah- FINE BEDDING Poultry Exhibit Easy Terms On toe Taegu front, tre^ 768 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 "Thle is Europe's gravest hour if the serious legal questions In­ aided by Gregt Britain, of waging on-the-line payments as provided fought over a 100-yard-wids No- Vw Harrison, chairman at the Your Inquiry Is Cordially Invited BOYS’ REG. 39c and West Germany is in peril of volved. are detetrmined In the an "open armed aggression against in toe Anglo-Yugoslav trade agree­ man’a land. Big guns and planes poultry exhibit, promises the ever Quality Products Expert Workmanship Strike Ends being undermined by Commu- plaintiff’s favor, she may be en­ tha Korean psople and other Asiat­ ment popular Judd Wllllama exhibit of poured deadly fire into the narrow nista,” Adenauer said. titled to the relief she seeks, but ic people who struggle for their There also appear to have been line and caaualtiee were believed •"•c# and ornamental birds, which Wanto 65,004 Cost of Living Soars I can aee no grounds for the is­ independence and national sov­ suggestions for aome ipecial for­ to be heavy. WM greatly missed In 1949. In ad- suance of such sn Injunction.’’ N. Y. World-Telegram The West German chancellor ereignty.” The U. 8„ he asserted, mula of American help to Yugo­ The Reds brought out hoarded diUon to the ribbons and cash Manchester Upholstering Co. did not give any specific figure Miss Bennett told Judge Comley slavia, without the political Impli­ And Sun to Resume that when she and Downey were poultry and llve- for his proposed force. Diplomatic (Conttoned oa Pngs Ten) cations Inherent In toe Marshall (ConHnued on Page Thlrtoea) •tock classes, a bag of "Lavlnr PHONE 2-9521 Publication Monday sources In London yester^y said To the Highest Level divorced in June, 1041, It was Plan. *** presented by Park W il l ia m s he sought 65,000 men. and asked agreed that she was to live with At the same time. Foreign Sec­ company for the beat 48 PURNELL PLACE—(A Few Steps From Main) that United States forces In West­ the children three months every retary Ernest Bevin’a trouble­ P®“'‘'’y ■how. and a bag New York, Aug. 23—(A^—The ern Germany be increased to a to­ Upswpiig Began With summer, in a home provided by shooter, Ernest Davies, Is reported Fitting Ration" wlU be given 10-week strike against The New Downey. The agreement, she said, Holds War Is Postal Service York World-Telegrsm and Sun tal of 10 armored divisions. Grill Truman in YugoslavlB on a pacifying mis- for the beet animal In the live- OIL SERVICE Adenauer answered questions Outbreak of Korean Waa not made part of the decree Sion, Davies was sent to toe Bal­ /i/ ‘ etock show. Ralph Wetherell, live- 341 BROAD ST. ended last night and toe news­ by saying toe force should be big however. kans after the Belgrade regime stock superintendent, also an- TEL. 2-1257 paper aald It would start publish­ War; Meats, Fruits, Denies Barring Wife Not Inevitable Drops I 69OOO ing again next Monday. enough to match toe heavily Aide in Probe Downey denied to the court that asked London's help In ending ^ n c e i toe New Englxnd Home- armed "People’s Police" In East Vegetables Lead Parade long-atanding frictlena with Italy e^d ^ award for toe beat fit- Striking CIO American Newe- he had "done everything In hli > SIzaa 7 to 10)4 paper GuUdamen voted 270 to 90 Germany, lately reported to num­ and Greece. Davies already has tod animal in the show. ber 80,000 men armed with artil­ power" to keep his former wife Retiring Expert on Rus­ been In touch with toe Greeks and Personnel Cut Does Not > Famous Trim Fit QmUty to accept a two-year cwitracl Senate Crime Group Washington, Aug. 23 — O Pt— from seeing their children. He' Junior exhibits of vegetables and > Stock Up For Back To .School lery and tanks. Other estimates Itallani. If, Tfit flowers, canning, needlework .bak- worked out Saturday. Soaring food prices have shot the stated under cross examination sia Urges U. S. Not to Affect Regular Worii* Picketing that closed the plant of the East zone force range to Sifts Charge He Was governm.ent’s official coat-of-Ilving that he would "rather she didn't." Ing, and bobbies will again be 200,000, If patrolmen and admin­ Index to its highest level in al­ Discount Peace Hope era on Civil Service shown In a separate tent. Chair­ 9 A. Mi To 12 Noon when toe strike began Jiuie IS istrators are counted. A Five Per Center Because he felt she was a bad In­ men of theee exhibiu will be Rob- atopped Immediately after toe most two years. fluence on them." vote. Hie management issued stag­ The chancellor said he waa Under at least partial influence He added that when his former Waahlngton, Aug. 23 — UP) — Excess Profits Washington, Aug. 23—P)—Federal black market sugar deals. _____ Iciama that the policy waa too de­ But Chairman George (D-Ga) deficits In the postal service. The charges of stealing plutonium— Meaaall Summoned fensive or too narrowly conceived, of toe Senate Finance committee Chunk aad Flake 'Style STRAINED 4 Fop 39c (OoBtInoed oa Paga Tea) (Continued on Page Ten) House laat week passed a bill.to Pharmacy Broken water mala in Rice vital - In atom bomb production— The committee swiftly summon­ Kennan believea It waa toe beat told newsmen he does not think ao. require toe department to pul toe 9 A. M. To 12 Noon Heights houeing projedt In Hart­ have been filed ageinst Sanford ed Messall, who testified he did not way to-meet the Russian challenge Senate tax debate set to begin Lawrrence Simona, 28, research service back on its former Imsis. c .. 3 5 c CHOPPED 2 For 29c 664 OBNTiai 8C. ford blaata four confused and remember either Lubben or deal­ and that deapitp reverses in Aaln tomorrow. It may be a slam-bang Will Ask Veto scientist at Denver University. ings with hie firm. He conceded It haa paid off in holding and even affair. frightened families right out of FBI Agent Ruasell Kramer said Should toe Senate concur In. tola their homes thia morning. . . A 25- this might be due to faulty mem­ advancing toe area of non-Soviet In a late move that may attract action, without an accompanying Yes, stop in Back To year-old war veteran, Delbert W, a small glasa vial of plutonium ory, but Insisted he nver told any­ influence in Europe. some new support. Senator O'Ma- CANNING JARS Looking For A Top Flight waa recovered from a hiding place body hla aaaoclations with Hr. Snyder, sboota np Colorado Springe beneath Simona’ Denver home. He News Flashes Glvee Four Prlnclplrn hloney (D-Wyo) softened hla ex- (Oontlnued on Pag* Six) IDEAL and enjoy some Automobile Mechanic PoHce Station with German Luger was held In-default of $10,000 Truman gave him special influ­ For the future, Kennan laid be­ ceaa profits proposal to make toe Dez. 73c School pistol and Army carbine, and then bond. Simona will 'ba tried under ence. (Lnte BulleUns of ttto UP) W ip) fore reporters yesterday four top tax 85 per cent. Instead ot 100, delicious Dairy ) To Work On Your Car? tries to* hang himself after being toe Atomic Energy Act ’The max­ Committee Chairman Kefauver principles which he believes essen­ on higheet corporation eanilnga GLA SS TOPS QUARTS Doz. 80c captured .... Admirers of late imum penalty la five years’ Im­ (D-Tenn) said It all added up to tial If toe U- 8. is to obtain lU ob­ that exceed "hormal" profits. Senators Cut - Queen Ice Rudolph Valeatlao gather to pay prisonment and a $10,000 fine. "a very sordid" story, but a val­ jectives In world affairs: Hla aim, he said, waa "to remove HALE'S uable one to Congress at a time Prioc^ Is Engaged 1. Thin country ahould "never any danger that toe excess profiu JELLY GLASSES ■ DC. tribute to great lover of silent Doz. 55c C r M m . SUPPLIES Here He Is! — icreen on 24th anniversary of hla (Caattaaed am Fags Tklrtoea) when it U writing laws dealing London, Aug. 23—(IP)—A London newspaper said today make the mistake of’ regarding' tax might adversely affect thr In- Highway ^ill H eadquarters death. with a possible revival of ration­ Princess Margaret is engaged to the Earl of Dalkeith and war aa Inevitable and thereby centivsa to produce." Ready for yon Wednesday and all the rest of the week LOOK WHAT Boy U bom to Olerla Vaader- ing. writing off toe chances of peace.’’ He would make toe tax effective Tressory Babuice Meaaall, who identlfled himself that the offleial annonneement of the botrothal “will be the . Fresh Robart Farm Turkeys, yes, plump tender FOR hUI Stokowalil, heirsaa wife at 6S- next important event in the Royal Fkmily.” 2. The American people muat laat July 1. President Threatens to Get some to take year-oU orchestra conductor Leo­ aa a Washington public relations maintain an "adequate defense WPMld YleM More young hen turkeys at only 65c lb. Washington, Aug. 2$—(IF)—llie counsel said he managed Mr. Tru­ * * • posture” and do so over n loM pe­ If the excess profits levy car­ RAY STREETER pold Stokowski, at New York hoa- poaitlon at toe Treasury August ^ Velo Money Bill That Easy to serve... Easy on the budget . home or for picnics pital . . . Nationalist China’s csIk man’s 1940 senatorial campaign. Despondent Husband A Suicide riod of time "If necessary.’’ ’Thera ries, toe bill la expected to yield 2 for 2 1 : Uatod Aa Seeretary la no doubt among tooae familiar $8,500,000,000 or more a vaar. In- Carries I Spanish Loan CHUCK GROUND...... Ib. 69c inet names five-man delegation to Net budget receipts, $147,S84,- Washington, Aug. 23—(^)—A 28*year*old ironworker kill* and parties in gal. Now A t Our Garage press Ita leng-etanding chargee «f Sqnate records,list him aa Mr. with hla views that Kennan be­ Btaad of toe $5,000,000,000 Presi­ PINEHURST LAMB PATTIES ...... Ib. 53c 912.51; budgat expenditurea, $70, Truman’s aecretary from 1835 to cd himself today, 12 hours after his wife had taken her life lieves toe cold war with Ruaala dent Truman aaked as a "flrat in- Waahingten, Aug. 2S — (IP) — and 1 gal. container. Soviet aggression In . China at UN 843,598.35; cash balance, $5,228,- beennse of “another woman.” He took the same kind of poison CHOPS...... Ib. 89c WILL BUY Aaaambly opening In New York With Oongreas facing early votoa FOWL FOR FRICASSEE ...... Special Ib. 45c He has had Ruuiy years experience on all makes of 850,876.32. (OaatliiMd'M Page Taa) his wife had, and wa^/ound dead on the same cot she h ^ (Ooatinaed an Pnga Flva) (OenUaned sn Fiaga flva) on higher taxes and bigger mlti- Kata Beeka \ next month . . .. PhUipplnea U Bolara •ending lOUi .BnWnllon cenabnt been found dying. '' tary outlaya, economy advoeatoa Right now at our fountain we are featuring Chalk ears and is a top-not^ trouble shooter. He knows how '* * • gained groimd today in their ef- team, beat trained and equipped of forte to whittle domestic sper " ISLAND to find tha trouble in your car and how to fix i t Its fighting forces, to join UN Tesa Famous Names Around ' ■ A $L1S8,000.000 two-year Fresh Frozfn Blueberry CHpa troops In Korea. Governors Plan Evacuating New York, Aug. 23—(^P)—Famous names were tossed Railroad Bralceman Rides way building bUl went ti Sale on prescription of tooth today in a Park Avenue fracas. Mary Rogers, who identified Houee after-Senatore had carved Ctajama Note powder eoalalalag penicdllla Is $119,000,000 off propoeM ouUaye ond Fresh RospberrysSundues sanctioned by Food and Drug Ad- {California if Bomb Falls herself as the daughter of the late humorist Will Rogers, Maverick Car into Earth prtvlouBly cut $240,000,000 St RDFISH Ovar 16* miniatration . . . Uadergreuad lodged an assault complaint against Walter R. Brooks, 36, Ibseldeat Tmman’e requeet ths, Rangea, Refrfgeratora Laoaa Laaf njOen UaatalltoMa eleeirioal fire stops train service who said he was the former step-son of General Douglas Senate, paieed It yemNday by San Francisco, Aug. 23—Ud— Califomla’a governor, Earl War­ Philadelphia, Aug. 23— - A Bitssr was riding on top of -tba voica vote. ROY MOTORS for hour at Grand Central Tarml- MacArthnr. Pennsylvania railroad brakeman ear at the forward end of a lin# Waahera and AC 9 A. BL Tills Wad: At . plan to svacuato miulona of Call- ren, acknowledged the A-bomb The bill eeto a Um^ nal last night and causes pile-up pt fomlana to Aflaona and Nevada danger but said toe most pressing • • • took a wild ride on a runaway of empties bMng awitohqd onto a amount to be ^GRO CERY Other Appliaacea DAIRY QUE)EN INCORPORATED thousands of eommutore and long­ in caaa of an A-bomb attack la be­ problem Is aabotoge. Jumps Doith From Plane freight car for five city blocka yes­ aiding whan tha ear’s oaufAiig by Oongreea f« distance passengers . . . Retired ing studied by toe governors of "An atom bomb attack la a poa- terday, passing intorsscUbns or­ gave way. , . , to Jn ■ V ' * Rear Admiral Leoie B. Deafeld Syracnae, N. Y„ Aug. 23^/P)—A middle-aged man leaped COR. HARTFORD ROAD aad BRIDGE 9T. tha tores states. •IbiUty,” be declared, “but sabo­ to Ms death today from a light plane aa it flew about 800 feet dinarily teeming with traffic. naim Biaiiii Till r iiii J I s • n.JP>glUUceaa DeSoto and nymoutfa aage >>• hxs been aaaured by coun- .Tbs tores held a civilian defenaa tage le a very distinct probability The brakeman, Carl.Bltser, 35, He applied the h a ^ btgka with­ ’ CilMD C. A. PINNIT. Pn». .ael that ha has righF^'biaFead qqcs- parley with Lt. Gen. Albert Wede- and we can prqpara againet It bet- over Syracuse Aiivort. Authorlttce identified him as Harold escaped Injury as the freight car out auccaaa and 2dl NO. MAIN ST. TEL, 5118 'tlon"' to seek govemorahip tif Mas- mayer, commander of toe Sixth E. Sawyer, about 55, an employe of the Solvay Process Com­ leaped toe tracks and came to a •'t:v '— r — ------sa^uiMU. / , army, yeaterday. • (' am fbga f m ) pany here. halt on soft dirt. (

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