PINEHURST $1,000 Flne

X PAGE TWENTl iilanrbpster lEttpning raib THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 196^ Average Dally Net Press Run Major and Mra. John Pickup of Mrs. Richard Snow of Coventry, For the Weak Ended The Weather the local' Salvation Army Oorpe bership of John J. Walsh, 3 Pres JFeeeeaat ef D. S. WimOmt Bufaaa About Town recently elected Department Pres ton Dr., and Carlton H. Walther, Lumber Burning Jniy 27, 1957 will conduct the open air aervice ident of the American Legion 34 Hawthorne‘S t They are both SulKâchers 71m Arm y and N avy. Club will thia evening on Main S t All Sal- Auxiliary, has appointed Mra. Wil afllliated with the Royal - McBee Fair, not qnlte ao oool tonight. vpm Ita annual wtback tourna vationUU are urged to be preaeht ber Little of the local unit chair Corp. in Hartford. Worries Resident PLEASE NOTE! 12,002 Low ae-M. Satarday fair. Httla ment Monday. Sept. K. and con' man of HospiUI Volunteer Work Member of the Andit wanner, inorenaiag eioodiiiea. timie each Monday thereafter. Mlaa Barbara J. Cook of ers: and Mias Barbara Wallett De Miss llhlrley L. Fothergill, 161 The Town Fire Department was Hike OUR OFFICE WiU II Ytarean ef Oirealatlon BuainMa organlcationa and other Main S t will leave tomorrow from partment co-chairman of Pan- Maple St., and John E. Vittner, 32 summoned to as^laze on Autumn Mancheiter~-—A (^ty o f Village Charm High 80-85. (roupa who wtah to aponaor a team Bradley Field. .Windsor Locka. for American 'Study. Both Mrs. Little Whitney Rd„ will be united In SL this morning when a resident Substitute teachers in Manches Bhould contact the ateward at the a 3-week vacation in CaUfomla and Miss Wallett are past presi marriage Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. observed that a fli'e had started ter will receive an Increaa^ rats CLOSED AT NOON club. The general public la invited where she will visit with Mr. and dents of the auxiliary. Mrk. Snow James' Church. in the fear of property owned by of pay. Tbe present rate of VOL. LXXVI, NO. 27« (SIXTEEN PAGES) to enter their own teama. or par Mra. James C. Peed and family, has called an organisation meeting Andrew' Ansaldl. T he\ observer per day has been increaaed to $14 ON SATURDAYS MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957 (Claaaiflad AdverUaIng on Pago 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS ticipate in teanu formed at the formerly of Manchester, of department officers and chair rang Box 71. per day. In addition, the number tournament Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heck and man for Saturday, to follow a buf daughters. Susan and Betty, have Firemen arrived to findVhuge of conseeutive days which a sub DURING JULY and AUGUST ...James------W. ------Perguaon, _ son of Atty. ^ fet supper. . left for their home in Dallas ’ Tex. pile of lumber bdlng destroy^ by stitute teacher must work before 71m Rev. K. SJnar Raak of the William P. and Mra. Ferguson. Ansaldt and workmen. she qualifies to receive the min Covenant jConaregratlonal Church Scarborough Rd.. has been placed after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Chief W. Clifford Mason orders Democrats The Rev. Major L. Johpson, min Rudolph Heck. 43 Hollister St.- imum regular salary has been cut EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILAILE will occupy the pulpit of the Cov on the dean’s list for the last term ister of the Memorial Baptist ed the firemen to wet down the down. Formerly, 30 days work enant Church. Quincy, Masa, of his sophomore year. llxe Oiurch, Hartford, will occupy the blase without eximguishing it and In a given position enUtled her to PHONE Ml 9-4539 Sunday at both the morning and scholarahip which he received for A speclajl. meeting of the 4-H kept the host standing by should pulpit of the Community Baptist Homemakers Club of Manchester draw . the minimum salary of Plan Push evening aervicea. his first two years at Tale has Churoh Sunflay at the ’9.30 a.m. the flames Increase. |ie .'5 per day. Under the new been renewed and will amount to ^ s held Tuesday evening, at the The smoke from the fire was Hoff a Tells of ‘Shock’ service. home of Mrs. William Kelsh. 307 arrangement 20 days'are required King David Lodge 31. lOOP, 31.300 for his Junior year. He is visible some distance down Char before the minimum of $90.50 per Fogarty Brothers, Inc. w will meet tomorrow a t 7:30 p.tn. a pre-law; student and an honor Gardner St. Members wdrked on ter Oak St. and several residents Hartford Chapter Of the Na their record books toJje exhibited day. la earned. For Rights at Odd Fellowa Hall. A aocial graduate of the 1050 class of Man tional Association of Accountants In the vicinity expressed coneem . n>e new rate was approved by 319 IR O A D STREET hour will follow the meeting. chester High School. i.*’® County Fair, this weekend over the possibility of sparks announces the election to mem- at Bradley Field, Windsor Locks. the Board of BUucaUon Monday Cool. . . Cekt. . FudOil. . . OillariMn igniting their property. evening. Washington, Aug. 23 (/P)— Speaker N of (he House Ray burn j(D-Tex) said today Democrats may have ready in Union tomorrow a compromise pro I posal they hdpe will break th e. deadlock onf civil rights legislation...... AEC Fires At a newa.eonforenco, Raybufn Russians Resume Airs Pledg^ gava no hint of what tha propooal POP’S-A-COOKIN! might contain. But be repeated ^ anoeks on Hia spic* rack, your condimtnfs . , . COME TO OUR Democratic objection* to the com- 13th Atom ^li I prem lit plan put forward Wodne*- ForHelping 2 a!** »• b* praporod. For o comploto stock of oil Hit illii N-Weapons Tests day by Rep. Martin of Maisachu- fintst foods thot Hit mem wIB insist on for his tpicurton tfforts, Shop At Mtta, tha GOP' Hou*o leadar, with Prcitdent Btaenhower'i endorae- i Shot of ’57 ment. Washington, Aug. 23 ()P)—f was the llth reported by the AEC Dio Family Under that proposal, a Judge Russia has resumed______1 atomic * 2- OincAsince lootlast August. jLiioiiot Atomic Test Site, Nev., Altogether,' including today's an could hear criminal contempt Aug. 23 (/P)—A blood-red tests with a blast of '‘sub Washington, Aug. 23 (/P>— ease* Involving -voting rights nouncement, the A ^ has reported James R. Hoffa pronounced without a Jury, but if he did *o fireball burst over the Ne stantial” power yesterday, 24 Russian nuclear test explosions. GROCERY could Impose pcnaltiaa of no more vada desert today as the the Atomic Energy Commis Strauss, however, has made It himself "shocked arid dia- than a $300 flne and 90 days Im- Unitqd States touched off the sion announced today. clear that not all of thbse detected turbed” today by the pres 3 prUonment. Jury conviction would A brief announcement from ABC are reported. He eays they (ire an ence of New York underworld 302 MAIN STREET maka possible a sentence aa high I3th atomic explosion of the Chairman Lewis L. Strauss said; nounced only when there are cir 1957 test seres. cumstances of special Interest. characters in the Teamsters aa six months imprisonment and The Soviet Union has re.sumed Union and pledged a clean up PINEHURST $1,000 flne. MW? blast at nuclear weapons at ita In general, those circumstances Rayburn said "We arc in the a,m. (PDT) was visible over Slbn-ian proving grptinda. A det appear to consist of the ouUine of if he is elected union presi proceu of conversation" about a large area of the west. a test series or blasts of unusual dent. Givt Dad only the freshest poultry for his onation of iiibatantial size took power. Today’s announcement ap outdoor grilling . . . possible counter-offer. By "we" he Downtown buildings In Los An place on Aqg. 22.” Restrainedly, the Midwest bos* said he means principally l>ma-- geles were bathed in a flashbUlb- peared to fall in the series cate of the Teamsters said that "from cratic members of the House, but bright glow. The flash was visible The development cornea in the gory, since there was nothing be indications around the country" he PINEHURST GRIU SPECIAL THIS WEEK BUTTERBALL FROZEN that Senate Democratic Leader j In Sen Francisco in spite of a midst of Soviet maneuvers in the yond' the word "substantial" to in bellevee he will be called on to OPEN Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas aleo London Disarmament conference dicate extraordinary power. heavy fog. head the giant union at its conven with the ostensible aim of cutting The United States itself is in the tion next month. had taken part. Johnson called on . ■ Newsmen,'barred , from the test midst of a test series at the AEC Form Frtsh Ndtivt Rayburn this morning. site, witnessed the explosion from off ell nuclear tests. * Hoffa's declaration of clean up The United States, while offer proving ground in Nevada. EVISERATED THURSDAY Rayburn commented that the 1 Angel's Peak, 45 miles from Ground , The 13th in that series— the Hth intention* was given to the Senate GOP suggestion was "very pecu- ' Zero. ■ i ing to call off tests for two years. R ukets Investigating Committee. ;B. BROILERS or AND liar" in putting Judges in uie posi-.' The device was exploded from aj is*insisting on safeguards which j “ 1 "AmiuEing," commented commit TURKEYS^ tion of "passing sentence without • captive balloon' 1,500 feet above the | the Ru.sl.ns reject. ( ^^T r“ r£l^nce^" tee counsel Robert F. Kennedy. HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEATDFPT knowing the tacts." Yucca Flat test grounds. , The last, previous AEC an- the Soviet exnloaion For four days,.Kennedy has been SMALL FRYERS FRIDAY "If we com* up with anything : ■The dark red fireball flared' nouncement of a Soviet nuclear' 'Ihe explosion* M the U.S. aeriea developing a contention that tha UfC UAMB A ewe ■ laie i ' ' """ it will be well written—something ' briefly, then faded. A mushroom i weapon test came April 18. j ha\-e been of varying power obvl-1 These Swift Premium "But- WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF a layman can understand," Ray-! Eoch terball" 10 to 12 lb. Turkeys burn said. And hS added that if. he i cloud quickly rose from it. The That blast Wad described as "one ously testing devices for differing, M rhlnariM ? Hnf?. in are this year’s crop . . . mo-at. NIGHTS CANNING SUPPLIES and WEEKEND makes public any proposal "1 wUI j ' -L cloud ra c ^ high into the sky. the , of the largest' thus far in the cur-1 applicaUqns* ...... j J ^ t h ^ ^ t ^ J o l ^ DM. raya- ot the rising_ sun turning it | rentSIS, Axw Soviet V sw Sr iwws series.' svo- Js ' •vAsmjvgMajor U.8. tests asason high-yield.^ Only moments earlier. Hoffa had Hava them apllt or cut up aa you prafer . . . We guarantee delicious ^ ,vou ever tasted. TILL send a copy to Mr. Martin." ' a, snowy white. -- ~ | Strauss said it Was the fifth in ' hydrogen weapona are held at you never taated sweeter, more tendlr birds. * , MeCORMICK SPICES This was a thrust at Martin for testified Ufider Kennedy's question Ready for the oven. telling a news conference about his Then, as the top of the mush-, a aeries which began April 13, It I proving grounds in the Far Pacific, ing that he has agreed to "locdt out eO O D LUCK JAR RUHERS...... 3 for 2S< Sust Before the End room detached from the WTlthlng for" Dio’s family if Dio has a long MEAT VALUES plan without, Rayburn says, com stem NATIVE CAPONS FRICASSEE FOWL municating, with Democratic lead Pete Rademacher goes down to be counted out in the sixth round of hia flght with Floyd Patterson the brightening eun turned i " "I' ’ ’ ' prison stay. PREMIER LARGE CANS ers.- . r ■ last night in Seattle. World heavyweight champion is standing over the felling man. Complete Kennedy, was slugging away FRESH GRADE A detaila, other pictures on sports pages. (AP Wirephotol. It paused half a minute,'* giant From MIHtr of Cevtntry LARGE UXIAL Asked whether the Democratic I Soviet Control Denied with questions about Hoffa’s FRUIT COCKTAIL I Wo Do EnjoyJhls Cooior WooHior — Which Moons eompromiae offer might be ready powerpuff cloud poiaed 36,000 feet * 'i ' ...... relations with Dio when Sen. Ives CHICKEN IRCASTS CHIX LEGS lb. tomorrow, Rayburn repUed: "Any above Ground Zero. Then it be (R-NY) popped in some .queatims To RooHy Enjoy o Good Homo Ceokod Mool! thing la possible; that might began to drift slowly to the north about Hoffa’a Intcntiona if he ia EGGS probable." Injured Musial northwest elected union president 2 Cun 69c ,«ep. KeaUng (R-NY), a leadar Red China Youths To-laj''* test was roughly bne- Syrian Claims U.S. Flaiw DiaclplUlary AcHoa - In Heavy -Syaup ef OOP civil rights force, had said half of nominal In power. A nom In response, Hoffa said that Doz. 59c Special ha expected some word todaî-an To Ride Bench inal bomb is eq'jai to 20,000 tons “friendsip or not" he wrould taka COME TO PINEHURST FOR REALLY FRESH what the Democrats would do of TWT. diadpUnary action agaliiat John Dre$s Up A Meat Loaf LA ROSA SPAGHEHI INaHve Fowi « i,b.,AT,. u. a ^ t the )—Forty4me#peace and friendship,' Liu Hsi- because of weather and technical in setting up "phony” New York Five Good Ways REGULAR RIB ROAST Lb. difficulties. Damascus, Aug. 23 (ffh—Syrta’a'^ "In addition, you (America) Teamster locals staffed by ofAcers 59e praesure from many mtmbers of (eem physician said today in young Americans were almost yuan, vies president of the All- {teting defense minister has charg- want to dictate yoiir wil) to all GROUND FRESH 12 Oz. Cans CUT FROM STEER BEEF mobhed by cheering C h 1 n e s e I China Federation of Democratic There were 41 missions by from tha underwrorld. H ^ a the meat loaf you'va been looking foiîuicy-moUt and 1 Lb. Pkgs jured Stan Muiiai, the National military planes, and eight scienU- ^ the United State* raised a false people emL want them to follow d e l^ u a : ecimomlMl (you uae Juat a pound and a half of ground Lb. 69c ' HAMBURG,. Lb.. 45c 2 39c Serve Hot or. Cold (CoaUBoed ea Page Bight) youths when they arrived in Pei- Youth, welcomed the guest* on he the aame policy. You want to dom “I am ahocked and disturbed League batting laadar. will . be lping today, the British ne^'s I half of the federation fle testa conducted in connection threat of a Communist takeover in very much aa to what these In- a e r^ g a ); .eaay to slice; ideal for fraexlng! bcnch^ from 10 daya to two weeks* agency Reuters reported from with the -‘xploaion. Syria in order to hide its own bid inate la$^ and small countrieA’’ dlilduals did and how they got Maka it with or without cheese—see Cheeee Meet Loaf, right, HAMBURG PATTIES ...... ib 69c CHUNK STYLE HALE'S FRESH GROUND VEAL ROAST or LEG LAMB •We believe that your visit to for greater Middle Eastern influ Azem went on. CHICKEN OF THE SEA -ra • ‘Aife seriously Impairing the St. Louis tlie Red capital. China \vill greatly promote mutual Four ljundrjd end fifty military there," Hoffa Said. (acrumptioua either w ay): serve it hot or cold. And ahape it with DE LUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES ...... ‘ lb. 99c K O V 1 11 , Cardinals’ pennant hopes. observers viewed the teat from ence. "America sometimes befriend* Ives said that Roffa had "con- an ^ ftor Myla. Chooae from our five dreaa-ups: big loavea or REMEMBER . . . Ordinary ground meat will not doTor dad The Americans were among visl- Understanding and friendship be Khaled el Azem Joined other king* and chiefs of state who agree AAA i.TAAUK:;i I Musial pulled a muscle In his left •tore at the. Communist-organized tween UA' " he esld._ trendhea 3,000 yanis from Ground sorted with bum* and criminals" emaihround or long, mada Into a pit. Thle recipe'e like hitting . . . he will want reaUy special Plnehuret meats for his out 1 fa ' shoulder swinging st a pitch in Syrian officials in denying that with your policy. You think 'wrong M, jAClTpOt* door cooking. TUNA COFFEE SAUSAGE MEAT 1 Lb. Pkf. World Youth Festival in Moscow The Chinese Communist an Zero Among them was a platoon throughout almost his entire * ■ 55c and went on to Re4 Chins at the from a crack Canadian regiment. Syria is falling under Soviet con ly that their people are behind career, and that he wanted to »ad, Rescuers, re lAvitsitlpn of the Peiping gov4m- nouncer'Bave this description of trol a* a result of Leftist officers them . . . The people try to con know whether RoffA would con AT TTNEHUliaT you get the Finest Bteeke for charcoal broil th*'A*cepUon; taking control of the army. ing . . . cut to order if you wish. ment'daapite a V-B- State Depart-' (Centtnaed ea Page Bight) tact someode else to get rid of tinue to do so if elected aa presi SAVORY MEAT LOAF 3 c«,» 99c FANCY CALVES LIVER LK •I advls*.; lhat Musial be ssntAq ment ban on ' travel there. Some “Molding hands, hugging aach The United State* know* Syria your influence.' dent of the union. 1 ih. 83c $1.19 •Save Another other and singing youth songs, the will not , accept foreign innuenee* >«-ABam #*id RusaU "want* Syria 1 U pounds ground beef 2 teaspoons salt 8L L oull'for further *JUU»llUteiAg„the youths'said they bellevedi deAgatSk andT N l|rM N f ^ n t out *T Intend to conduct myself in GOOD LliCK tioni," said traveling teoni physi their visit would benefit tha Azek told American reporter* ye*' to be entirely tree from the In- keeping with reaponaibiUty,” , IH cups ooarse dry bread 1 medium bay leaf, crushed GOOD SEASON’S of, the station to^lhalr M t house. terday. > fluence of the West as well ** Dash thjTne Two Schools of Thought Our Fish Department Timmins. O nt, Apg. 23 <4n— cian Sob Rauman after xm y pic 'United States and democracy. Many youth delegates frdm the Girl in Coma Hoffa replied. erumba There are twfo achools of thought on Rib Roast Beef . . . some SALAD DRESSING MIX Riscuera this morning uncovered tures were taken. "Peiping young people gave "You pretend we have become the Soviet Union Itself." Ivea told Mm Uiat as president H cup finely choppedaonion ^ t it ^ a SUndIng or cut abort roast while others prefer a "The way it looks, he should be them a rousing welcome at the South Aslan countries Wete wear Communist and are'under the in The defense chief returned re .2 beaten eggs MARGARINE 7 Flavors, 1. En\’elope the body of 15-year-old Ronnit ing thetr national costume* wMI* fluence of the Soviet Union . . . of the Teamsters he could do a lot 2 taUespoona chopped green boned and rolled roast. Again this week, here at Pinehurst. Is Well Stocked out from 10 day* to two Weeks.” railway station aa they stepi^ cently from a missipn to Moscow of good or a lot of harm. 1 8-ounce can (1 cup) aea- we feature either cut of CHOICE GRADE RIB ROAST at a Blakemor* as they dqg into a mass from the train,” Peiping radio the Americans played a banjo and Awaits Kidney You use this as a weapon ' and to negotiate a public economic pepper toned tomato eauce Tlie move ended the longest cur a guitar. "I realize both my reaponalbill- Rpcclal price . . , 2 Pkgs.4Phrs.29c of debris wedged part way )town a rent consecutive game playing said. . propagandA hoping to frighten agreement. Azem had no comment tiea," Hoffa said. Combine first 7 In g ^ ien ts; mix well. Add eggs and tomato 2 Lbs. 59c 1,400-foot mine shaft. - streak in the majors and could "With a band playing youth "An American national flag led people who fear communism and about refxirts that Russia had also Makea An 8 Oz. Bottle of Always Fresh ~ Always The Best The body was found about 10 feet marches, girls In flowered frocks their group. Of Twin Sister who are afraid about their goods." agreed aecretly to supply more S o!m *>y their* pictures -your Plus A Coupon Worth 6e 'host Musial his seventh batting "A* the buses which carried the (Coattnned on Page ISght) Special Feature Dreeeing. Just Add Oil, below the level where 16-year-oId t f t ^ presented boLiquets to the youths the defense chief asserted "You use arm* to Syria, which has been re Off On Your Favorite Bread Vinegar, Water. Bomu* Scholesi’ was rescued lest 'whrther examination la re from IndiA Burma. Nepal. Ceylon, dalegates left the station crowds Boston, Aug. 23 ■(4V--A 14rye*r- it to rates American and European ceiving Czech and Soviet arms for PINEHURST CHOICE BEEF COLD CUTS night The boys fell into the shaft quired to determine the full extent the, Phlliralnes, Syria, LebanoA. of onlookers waved to the' youth old girl rushed by Air Force plane public opinion to support Ameri about two year*. while dropping stones to hear the of the injury,” said Bainnsn. Morocco, West Africa, the United delegates. can policy 'In the Middle East. mixed vegetables In ■IC MIZ. MS. • " ’F r e'e interchange between from St. Louis to Boston yester "If you,told people frankly the , The United State* 1* angry. ^ md*t-losf recipe; press Into RIB OVBN ROAST echoes, liirfe other teenagers "The x-rays show s chipped States, West Oerhiany, Australia Aaem said, "because we found n u s iiir scVambledato safety when Umbers and Nan’ Zealand.- China and America' was the hope day lay Ih a coma, desperately Ileal purpose, which la to replace BuUetms MEATY 3rd to 7th RIB fracture ot the left shoulder blMe. expressed by the American youth friendly quarters other than you. SlnSt^’ White raC M ST M U coL-ering the bote coUspeed. A piece of bone a quarter of an "Amidst shouts of ‘long live ill today, wMIe doctors tried to de- (Britlah and French influence by ■ - - . ^ ^ - , delegates• lie in. a press statement on Urmlne whether they could ,ave i Vour “wn ■"<“ <> Y^^rantee the In- *1“ '!;* from thiTXP Wires Drain one 1-îm dcan (2 cupa) mixed vegetablea: aeaaon with The shaft, with 30 feet of water Inch long was pulled away and the • to send iii anhs and give us tech FIltST TWO RIBS Ib. 69c at Its bottom, was blocked -with muscle is tom ‘*'*’*' her life by transplanting a healthy companlea and other c kidney into her body from that o f! nionopollee^ the American people nical help." tomato muce (left over from meat loaf). ConUhue 27 r earth, atones and rotted shoring 'It's nothing criUcsl, but Tlnllfxe ^ COMPANY MEBOBH PLANNED hiding 25 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes, then cut in ~ CHOICE BONELESS RIB OVEN ROAST lb. 11.09 from the 20-foot level for en un shouldn’t pisy foi* a couple of i '5- saa^ a^Ta ■ important step in this direction, her twin sUter. i would not help by giving you New York, Aug. S3 UP)—Tin* wwges. known distance, week*. He’s a good athlete In > - w • a announcer quoted the The research facilities of- the funds.’’ Syrian (President Sbukri Kirwat- Fudgb Lr. PkR, famous Peter Bent Brigham Hoa- A aUtement read by Azem said ly was quoted in the Cairo news merger of General Dynnmicn LAMB Ll^GS, CORNED BEEF, MORRELL’S HAMS 18c -One of the dead boy's hands had wonderful,condition. He’ll get over 1 |4 Shi* I .gk't’f'I 'r if Y ^ ^ -ie ta te m e n t as saying. “ tVe feel Corp. and UquM Carbonlq Corp. Thia one'acompany spedal X^th bita of been seen In the debris last night this and be as good as ever." * A-fC'H.AAAK *4“l? 'thst mutusi understanding can tal and team* of hospital and i the American people and preei- paper .AI Ahram today as blaming nMlty chee^ right in the loef. Add-2/3 cup diced, p r o ^ u Ameri arvard Medical School surgeons! dent Elsenhower ftiil to undersUnd "U.S. -embassy staff violation of .wan approved by both boards ot STOCK YOUR FREEZER— by a companion before ha elimlxMl Musial appeared at a doctor’s [ y-, • . • best come about through frlmdly direetors. Frank Pace Jr., presi can cheese to beef mixture in recipe at left 33c PIUSBURY o u t It had been hoped en obstruc Q^ce for the x-rays with a gwere - your labels in and get 1,00 , tion would provide an air-hole for knot as big as a baseball on hit stockholder* of both oorporattooa Bê in moderate oven ($JiO*) 50 to 90 m iês. Let sUnd 5 w ill flivm you I SNOW CROP PEAS 40 Op Pkgs. him. But'when Me head and shoul left' shoulder. He said the injury “ The world has long yecog- tor Huskey, De.Soto, Mo., farmer. “wtUlngly or unwillingly . . . 1* fairs of the country” for America’s for therri, bringing the plea ■ BEST FLDUR 39 c preventing an.v understanding be- deteriorating relations with Syria. mil vote, at *peclal meettnga ’ ■“P »~ ted to you at about, 14c each. 'I- SNOW CROP ders wer* uncovered at 10 a.m. he gave him .some pain end Kept him. lyashington, Aug. 23 (P)—Sec : nized Cbiha’s ancient and ^ch The, family doctor said chronic was- dead. awake some of last night. cultural heritage, and we are par- kidne)' disease which developed twMn the Arab and American Sept. 37. in both caaeo holders ot retary of State. Dulles woii com peoples," he declared. (Continued Da Page Three) record Aug. 37 mil vote. If -tha ORANGE JUICE • o^, Cane Only 'one man at a time could A team spokesman said Musial mendStion -In Congress today for about four months ago has dam ■«cJ> Yun! Divide the PlCTSmiKT 2 h i g s . 2 37c go down to dig for the Blakemorb (Ceatinued on Page Bight) aged her kidneys beyond repairr m erger is approved l.t will be-’ aixthe and form e ^ part in a small loaf. 5 Lbs. 55c BIRDSEYE won't be beck in the' lineup until his decision to permit 24 Ain elOen ootne effective Sept. 89. boy because of rotting supportiiv he can swing a bet without feel newsmen to report from Inside Red Delores' sister, Doris, came to I-■.sreaaed. rtiallow baking dUh and baka CHICKEN PIES timbers- A companion- helped put Boston with her-^hoplng that the ) 60 to eo^fmnutea. Trim each loaf with a NEW! PILLSBURY FILLET OF MAtKEREL ing pain. Chin*. COL. BERGER TAKES STAND I-b. IriV- 57c Musial cringed last night, swing Dulles' action yesterday allowing gift of one. of her kidneys would waUrereMJ offer a eholea (CeflttaMed e« Pag* Eight) save her sister’s life. Ft. Sill, OkU^ Aug. 33 UP)—Lt. of chill aauce, chopped onipn relish and prepared mustard. BEEF PIES ing on a pitch Ih the flfth Inning. these newsmeh to be stationed Col. Walter P. Berger, charged Choose SHAKER Research surgeons, working at Asiatic Flu May Hit ONION ON A RAFT. there on a 6-month trial basts News Tidbits the .hospital, have made ntedical with four count* ot negUgent. it loaf pairs with onion, a crisp atrip of Fram: points to aiTend ot an 8-year black homicide In the training exeidso FOR L A R I ^ C For c White, history by developing techniques •- « * »mili " »hoS7nUn's‘Tir ifng, lOR BTMIRtR CAN TGFS) 4 89 FLOUR out on direct reporting' by Amer Culled from AP Wires for aucceaafully transplanting a death* of four soldiers, today. mixture (recipe page Chocolate, icans from the China mainland. took the stand to contradict l^ ln to «^#reasîndividual bakers snd shspe like big d(^h Yellow, kidney from one identical twin to nutq. ^r^^pKrSwar Remember. Pictsweet GM, Auto Union Battle,> Spokesmen for groups In the another. , 13 Million up in U.S. testtmony of another offteor. The Spioe, newspaper field eald Dulles' move Canada’s foremost mountain ^ four killed and IS other* Proxmn Poods pays .vou 50c for every Carmel But the twii>s must be proven 6 labels .s . . be sure to Pkifs. was a step in the right d!t«Uon— cUi^r die* ta fMI attempting^tO| toTi;^dVm^ t«t7 1^ ‘theTr Jnjured when 4JI-inrb mortar T N ii « f m b u rniit AuButY »i. ifir but that it ought to go further. MUCft ■ minutes. Serve with. send them in for your scale unclimbed British (Jlum blaU «e already have been made. And WaaMngton. Aug. 23 (dV-8ur-y*t the National Institute of y t -'-'l^hell* fell short during the pubHe Please get nuUiiig bUak for On Inf iation Remedies 'Welcome Retreat’ »pen4« «iul«t| the health of the ionpr, ai well aa geon General Leroy E. Burney esti lergy and' infectious Diseases by demonstiwtion at Ft. Sill, June coopoDs. en frosted food ease 51.00 for every 12 labels. Sen. Humphrey ib-Minni called Mght after protest over Negro that of the recipient, muat be two researchers, John Vogel and S3. I FROM KRAFT FROM RATH • r at eheckont. ,SH0WBen7 it "a long ovejrdue but welcome re homeowner. good enough to assure the opera mates that an epidemic of Astatic Alexia Shelokov. CARROTS DetroiL Aug. 23 UO-—iTMidentdof $100 a car. In return' be said Inter-American conference in flu this fall or winter might strike KING 8AUD FILES PROTEST 3 treat from sn untenable position.” tion may accomplish its purpose. HORSERADISH . Vac-Pak Cold Ckits 2 Boh*. 29c Harlow Curtics of General Motors the union would be willing to ad Buenos Airea seem* on ws.v to .21c PARTY PAK ...... 49c HUDSON NAPKINS ...... ;..3 for'35c “If Red China will permit Amer Four times, the surgeons have between 13 million end 36 million , London, Aug. 23 iF)—Eighty-four "lomdon,/ondon, Aug.Aug, 23S3 (81'—UP) r Saudi Kraft De Luxe and the Auto Workers’ Walter just nsxt year’s contract demands) ican newsmen to observe and re abandoning hope of reaching gen successfully accomplished such suspected cases of Asiatic flu from < Arabia ha* protested to Britain HAM and CHEESE___49c HUDSON TOILET TISSUE VALUES SHELL BEANS 2 .h. 39c Reutherwerc aqueredoff in'verbal Reuthe - has not indicated what eral economic agreement. . . V’ln- Americans. m a r g a r in e ...... ,39c N. E. SAUSAGE...... 46c RENNET port on happenings on the main transfep. The flrat case was that In ah interview yesterday, Bur five U.S. Air- Forcf installations' against using the disputed t in y MARSHMALLOWS (White or Colored)...... ■ ...... 4 rolls 49c battle today on inflation remedies. concessions the union might offer. land, this could very well be the oente. fligante Indicted as man who in the London area are in a ho*<'l Itoniimi Oasis as a base In the (Like pressed ham). [SWEET POTATOES OM. replying to the union’s The UAW ho* said it will seek tried to kill gambler Frank CJoa- of a pair of young Massachusetts ney said he figured that many PARTY 8NACS . .2 for 37c BOLOGNA...... Isuc 2 L b . 29c lifUng of the Iron Curtain," Hum men In which Ronald Herrick’s pital at nearby Buahey Park. | campaign against the Oman Mild, Sharp, and POWDER proposal for an average $100 cut higher wages and a shorter work phrey told newsmen. tello. might be stricken In event of an "At the moment we have de- i rebels, the Foreign Office dis- COOKED SALAMT ...,3 9 e 'SCOTKINS 2,„ 33c 2 PockoqoB 25c on 1958 car models, has counter- week lext year. West Germany reject* Soviet gift of a kidney restored his broth EMra Sharp Cracker Barrel Also from Rath, extra thin Idaho Baking Potatoes 5 lbs. 49c YELLOW SQUASH . Lb. 9C "This could bring profound polit er, Richard, to health. In the sec epidemic, even If a newly developed termined that it is a type of a! cIo*

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ÂGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 19B7 MANCHB5TBR gVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. . FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1957 night, and aang and danced In aev- strid* towards the goal FAoiE , eral of the numbera, notably In the access to all iiôrmatton. WAXES Hold Hula Hula danca with Mrs. Neri Dulles Praised WTIC-TV In Richmond, Va., Vtrginlus the Superior (3ourt room is ths th* Farm Bureau, explained that and Mrs. Bahner, which receivad a Dabney, president of the American ■ Soviet Control Denied Vernon same aa last ysaris request. Of big hand. Sheinwold on Bridge the (X)unty extenoion work Is now 2 MMH Nurses CHANNEL Society of Newspaper Editors that amount 81,300 la for redecoi> being sponsored by th* TOIlond Get Together Other Eatortalners For Letting 24 (ASNE), hailed the Dulles action atlng th* Superior CJourt room, but County Agricultural Extension Mrs. Banner, in top hat and sis "a long step forward." But, like this work will not bo don* until To Attend Session By MARY TAYLOR tails, did a tap dance and sang SOME FINESSES T H E O W E County Group (Council. The cotmty'a 810,000 con Go into China Dwight, Dabney said h* could find South dealer DVD O N E T . the town repairs th* root of the tribution will be nude to that or- \ Maiieheater. - Rockville and soveral comic - songs which "no justification for a limit by our SPELL POISON Syrian Claims U.S. Two nurssa from Manchostsr Ms- t s building. Such repairs were de Bridgeport WATES had a jolly By Alfred Shetnweld Both sides vulnerable EI I Ptnicr la gMlzatlon rather than the Farm were well received. Mrs. Ruth authorities on the number of NORTH "LOVING YOG" layed lost year when the Board morial Hospital will tak* port In time last evening at Uia Rad Barm RogowsM of the local' WATES (Ooatlausdl I r s a Paga Ooa) Most players would be eager to la C lor siiA VlstoVIsIss Asks Budget Bureau, the former Sponsor. legitimate, accredited newspapoi A A 0 3 of Finance refused to grant the an all day institute on operating Andover 7!BO, COIWECTICUT V I 7 4 8 Is "BAYOU’' Selectmen’s request for funds to statsments of the extension agency ments of the Good Will eommlttec. wards of Rockville. Mils Mar- ganlxattons and authorised them States who rrill be allowed to en hand. This would bs the end of cover the repairs. room procedures. Miss Lorraine them. 4 10 9 8 SBOW Seeks Mideast Rule Of $64,287 to each of the iegislstora to show Coutu, assistant operating room Mrs. Barbara Thompson, first 'nret Irish accompanied several to sen t on* reporter sîlecs. He. ter Red Oiina.’’ « A 8 1 8TABTS Sealer's Pay Raise Asked the disposlUon of their moneys. supervisor at the hoapital, is chair preeident of the loc^l groap, and at the singers on her guitar. said thes* were th* organisations Dabney, who 1* editor of the W est opened the king of spades, W EST EAST AX ization's meeting in Portland, for the 0)unty Sealer, who now Mrs. Nbri, formerly a mamber of laurels should go to the Bridge plantation for limiting the period diamond fia*as*rmMld b* unsafe. 4 AQS I 4(4 ChilJi-i Unj,, 12 FHCB KuwbUy U in a hoiplUI a t Alex- County for the coming fiscal year on the budget. At that time a Sept. 4 at Groce-New Haven Hoa tlonlng a full time American cor- andriA, Ejm>t. He wag quoted as Ore., recently. receives 83,625 for salary and ex pital. 9 A.M. to 12 Noon the Manchester Wataa organised port Club for the ‘program they of such admission to six months' Weet would take w two diamond 41678 diKQIl was presented to the county leg committee will report on conditions reepondent on the China mainland trlcka and load J M l ^ diamond saying: "It’s on the West that moat The society which is interde islators last night. penses. No action was taken on the ' Also participating from Manches 7 P.M. to 9 P.M. the Reekvlllo group and la its hon put on of dances, solos and a ' SOUTH nominational has been dscribed as at th* Jail with a view to extensivs orary president. Mrs. Ruth Ber screamingly funny fashion show. for tlx nv-rCi* or longer. Offlclala for Bast to ruff. Boot would even * 4 responsibility rests for the^tension Francis J. Richard, chairman proposal. reinodeUng of the preeent jail ter I* Mis* Olive Matson, operating said fencer Ulan 100 replies were tually get th* setting trick in and troubles currently prevailing the parent organization of all of thF County Commissioners, Sheriff Paul B. Sweeney reported room supervisor. The meeting of Monday thro FViday man of Rockville is therefore the Led by Harvey Ward, the party V A K Q J • .vouth groups in the participating or Cons’ruction of a new building. first president of this hew group broke up at a lafe hour with all received to Dulles’ survey of Sullivan Accident clubs. 4 K J 7 8 In the Middle East. presented' the budget which calls that produce to the wholesale value The capital improvement fund, the Operating Room Conference s'llscted news organizations. churches. Group of the Connecticut State Check Your Reception Now which has about SO members, one joining in a circle and doing the Avoiding this pitfall. South 4k i 10 4 "They accuse us of communism for a county tax of 842,tHM. of 87.845 was raised on the jail Increased considerably last year "hokey pokey" dance. The Associated Press assigned drew tlir** rounds of trumps. Now Soelb West Noctli Bast bscauae Syria announced accept The. Pilgrim Fellowship of the Only one change In the budget farm. Many repairs and Improve Nurses' Assn, will feature on od Great Programs Soon! of whom attends from Ware, Maas. Brings Lawsuits Congregational bhurch nationwide with tl,e addition of the proceeds dress by Francos Ginsberg, R.N., 'The entertainment, which was John Roderick, now sutloned at he was temptsd to lekd a club to I B 1 4k 3 V T**« ance of any* unconditional eco wa* proposed St the hearing. SU te ments were made at (he jail, moetly from the sale of the County Home, Mrs. Lauretta Oagne, who succeed Hong Kong, to represent it In U a direct outgrowth of the group, consultant in operating room nura ed Mrs. Thompson, reported for adjudged the best ever, wag not dtunpiy in order to try th* dia 4 V 'Pass Pass Pass Show StorU At 8:29 P. M. nomic help-from Russia or, any Rep. Harold Clough, Tolland, said w ith . inmate labor, ,he said. now totolf 861,276, the legislators Oommiinlat China. New Haven, Oonn., Aug. 23 (F)— mond flneose.This would let the Thomen said. It was originated by Ing of the Bingham Aiooclates the Manchester WATES which now entirely hilarious. 'The presidents Opening lead—-4 K Tonight and Saturday other country. But Syria will not the county jail budget appeared The budget re(]ueet of 82,600 for learned. of escheach group gavenve idetailed re The passport* of th* 24 news Lawsuits totaling 1350,000 have enemy toko two elubs and tkro become a base for Communists or the Rev. Dr. Francis E. CJIprk in larger than It actually is because civil defense equipment was ex Fund, New England Center Hospl has about 00 members. men will be validated for travel been flled a s the result of a 2-ear diamonds. Dally Queotion other.” February, 1881, at the Williston to], Boston. The Bridgeport WATES have as ports of WATE5S th *t iar* earnest- of the Inclusion of a v ll Defense plained by Howard Re3moids of ly stslving to reach th to Red China. The valldaUOn will accident- In _Seymour .jj, . a. year .ago . in South isW this danger. After Partner bids on* heart, and th* A London newspaper, the Daily Oongre;ratIonal (Siurch In Port- and Mutual Aid items. Eagleville, CD communications di Sulphur Fed to Sheep Attendance 1* limited to to. their leader, Mrs. Josephine Stev their goals of .land. .Maine. weight reduction, and stated that last for seven months, daUi« which Ed Sullivan, his son-in-law, drawing three rotmds a t trumps, next player bids one spade. You CARY GRANT DEBORAH KERR Express, reported froth Damascus Jail Budget Changed rector for Eastern Connecticut. ens, mother of Mrs. Grace Giglio, from yesterday. Since Dulles con and on* of his employes were in’ he immediately led a low diamond or* next, holding: Spades A 9 that thoiuands of Russian volun- The first local union In the state 10 Olcott St, the latter a charter they would welcome new ideas jured. Chairman Prichard agreed to Reynolds said the county receives A new twist In fiber rekearch is Fiber Plant Ordered from their sister clubs. Members templates a trial period of six from hi^ hand. \ Hearts Q 7 4 2 Diamonds Q J 9 8 tser* are pouring Into Syria “to. was In New Haven. However, th* transfer 82.600 listed for avil De at least 86,000 worth of material being token by University of Rli- FUEL and most enthusiastic member of Sullivan, tslevlslon master of W est played low, and dummy Clubs A 5 2 . What do you say ? ConnecU(:'.:t Christian Ekideavor drop out when they reach their months, the extra month pre ' atay and light tar the Syrians fense Equipment, and the 83,400 for that amount, because purchases nois scientists, who are feeding New York—The publication the local group. The (neetlngs are goals, and Slip back to thsir form sumably Is to allow for travel. Ceremonies and Broadway column won with the eight. Another dia Answer: Bid three hearts. If when Syria feels the time has Union was the first of its kind salary-of the radio operator, to are made on s Federal-matching- sheep raw sulphur to reduce shrink- Chemical Week, reports that *yn- held in Bridgeport which now haa er weight, and many believe a After the experimental period la ist, flled a .8100,000 su it’ yester mond lost to Wost’a queen. your hand la worth a double raise, com* to try to roll Israel Into th4 in the country. the Commissioners and Miscellane funds basis. fig e ot the sheep’s wooL Apparently thetlc-nber output. Krupp, at Es a total membership of «1, with sev greater weight loss should be set over, Dulles wll’. decide arhether day . against Joseph Palmucei of OontiBct Soto I on opponent’s - overcall should not sea.” The Rev. Mr. Thomen is now a ous account This transfer reduces He added that many Items are the sulphur finds its way Into the sen, Germany, has receiv^ a Rus eral living in Newtown, FairDeld In some cases. the •rrangement has worked out. Ansonta, driver of the other car, Now th* contract was safe. If 4 *^ r®"*' Correspondent ' Donald . ___ -poôral advisor of the State ôup the county jail budget from 838,- purchased from surplus property wool fibers and forms a kind of mo sian order to establish a $4,000,(MO OIL and Stratford. One young mother charging that he drove recklessly West return^ a spade, South I (Copyright 1057, General. Fea- wrote that ê Russians are esti and has formerly served as field 055 to 832,156, and is jlist a tech Offlcia*' said the chief factor In outlets for as little as 3 per cent of lecular bridge. aynthetlc-flber plant In the Soviet from Milford, was one of the bus in a car with defectlv* heodllghto. could ruff and knock out th# seelCorp.),' ■ mate^ already to have sent; Syria secretary. nical change. their retail cost. hts decision wou'd be whether the Robert Precht ir, 27, of Scars- Union. The fiber involved has not 2 party from the Bridgeport WATES of diomonda. He could then ruff 250 tonka aiid 60 MIG Jer«ghtera. School Calendar ; Only minor; changes from lost Money .Transferred Rhode Island, the nation's small been disclosed, but It lA said to be RANGE OIL newsmen were able to report dale, N. y ., Sullivan's son-in-law, AN AFFAIR TO r e m e m b e r last evening. IncidenUlIy, this freely. another apod* and discord a club ' In London, dlploihatic sources The elementary school calendar, year’s budget were noted. County Agricultural Agent John est state, has the shortest motto: based on dimethyl terephtalate, os group has been accepted fay the flled a 850,000 suit'idlT aagainst Pol- from dummy on hi* own long dlS' said meanwhil* that Syria’s snli- adopted by the Board of Education, Lojcal Stocks Complications Possible muccl. An appropriation of $2,700 for Elliott and August Loehr Jr„ of "Hope.” Is dacron. Bridgeport Medical Asan. There is still tbs question of mond suit. This would Itsv* .only (Ommunist . neighbors plan to lists 185 class days. School will Directs Prdgram Ralph Cscsce of New Haven, one club loser in the dummy. liolste her In an effort to cordon open Sept. 4 and . close June 20. Quotations Pnmiabed by whether the Communist Chinese employe of * priyste detective Actually, W est led a dub Mrs. Lillian R. Banner, 40 Salem will allow the American newsmen off Soviet influence. The Arab School lylll be closed on the follow MBWIBISIBaBSlinWWMEIIiniBSIBISIBMmSHHHIBMlHHHIBaMiHjaimHBISlWBWIWIBHIEiSMHISHIfllSMSSIBHiaiBIBIBn^^ Cobora A BUddlebrook, lae. agency assigned to duty at Sulli through dummy, a better defenset neighbors are Lebanon, Jordan, BOLAND Rd., was the effielmt mistress of to cross, their borders, although 8 TOP HITB ing days: Oct. 24, for a teachers’ ceremonies last evening. She wel Bid Asked van’s farm home in Southbury, South p l^ ed low from the dum Iraq and Turkey. meeting; Oct 25. State teachers In the past the Commuaiats have named both Palmucei and Sullivan my, and East won with the 'quoen. BMk Bai*«a TTie informant* said the United corned the members from the dif Bank Stocks. invited U.S. reporters, T ssy CsHis convention; Nov. 28 and 29. OIL COMPANY as defendants in his 8200,000 suit East returned a spade, and South “ ^ m e t h in g famor State* and .Britain have decided KEITH'S WILL NOT BE UNDEJtSOLDI SAVE IN OUR ferent groups and Introduced the Manchester Trust ... 60 Thanksgiving; Dec. 23 through 65 The new Dulles action dooa not TTie accident occui^d early on “Midn ig h t 369 CENTER 5T. presidents seated at the head table, Coim. Bank and ruffed. Of Value” Edcnai against any open , tnterventioh Jan. 3, Christmas holiday; Feb. 24 permit Red Chinese newsmen to a Monday morning aa the parly Now South forced out th* sc* of S t o r y ” against the Lehist trend. ’This and guests. Miss Lots Meyer of the 'Trust Co...... 36 41 enter the United States—and this At through 28, winter vacation; April Te!. Ml 3 -6 3 2 0 was driving from Bridgeport ta diamonds. He won tho club return l*eSHkaN»*aia>ia MMMtrmsCMwNi course was decided, they said, be 3 and 4. Faster; and May 20 and ConnecUrat Dairy Council, Mary First National BaiUt could cause complieaUona Southbury. Taylor of The Herald, Harvey of Manchester .... 27 32 With dummy's ooe, ruffed a spado, It. 1 cause Syria and other nations 30, Memorial Day. Dulles long bad resisted Uiftihg Sullivan had produced his 8un- . . . CWI4r*a’s rrw rs n TONlOlHT 24-Hour Burner Service Ward, the only honorary male Hartford National and cashed a good diamond to get AU.%,;a______w . d i s n b y__ s b o w might consider the recent develop The calendar also lists half-day the ban on sending newsmen to day night television show at a rid of dummy’s lost club. ments an internal affair. member. It will be recalled he Bank and Trust Co. 30^ “AFBICAH LlOir TAKE A CHANCE NIGHT sessions on Sept. 27. Nov. 8, Jan. I 'I f niiriii f *^.r\K. <)n!\ 32H China: The.State Department an mlUUry instoUaUon in Now Je r "30TONY APn,BaKKD” The. Arab neighbors are re planned the highly auccesaful It was perfectly safe to give up Extra Bonus Peotare In 10, Feb. 20, April 2, and May 28. Fire Insuraaoe Companies nptmeement yesterday spoke oiof sey and had flown to Bridgeport two diamond tricks, for no other ;j;nsN n» sp a c e " ported already consulting on -the CaU Ml 9-2429 or ill 9-484B ahows by the Manchester WATES. Aetna F i r e ...... 58Vi 61H • coLom cAaToom t Addition To Onr Beg. Show Sermon Announced new factors which it said have whm Cacace and Precht met him Uno of play was safe. situation and apparently .have The Rev. Willard Thomen haa "Tons of Fun,” and others which Hartford F ire ...... 139 141 come into the picture, ’These fac with a car to drive him home. agreed to break Arab unity If have boon proaented in many towns National Fire •...... 72 76 chosen the topic "CJhanges Can Be tors. it said, make It "desirable necessary to quarantine Syria. Made" for hla sermon at 10 a.m of the State. P h o en ix...... that addiUonal Information THAILAND’S IMPORTS GAIN Diplomats said yesterday’s flight Mrs. Ward, who Is a. member and ^nday at the Firsf Congregational Life and Indemnity Ins. C c k . made available to the American «*P»rta amounted to AirwCenditieRGd of Jordan's young King Hussein to Churchi:______Miss Barbara____ Munson_ will has partlcipatod In most of the per Aetna Casualty ...... 143 153 people respecting current condl 8335,200,000 in J956, about the Turkey was relate^ to the consulta formances, was also present last some aa in 1056; imports, how be the soloist. Mr*. Max Relmer Aetna L i f e ...... 187 107 tlons wi'thln China.” tions, even though billed os « pri will be the organist., ever, totaled 8361.000.000, a gain O A K GRILL vate trip for rest. Conn. G e n era l...... 284 294 Officials said these new factor* Event Tonight include reports of food shortages, of 13 per sent SO Oak SL, Blaiiolieater Meantime, Moscow rs(iio Hartford Steam Boiler 70 75 Plenty o t Partdng The Teen-agers dance of the FREE! 69 PIECE Travelers ...... 70 82 production failures, and ovier charged- that western powers hsd LAST Always A Good H m el PROGRAMS criminal designs on Syria. Ap Andover Lake Property Owner* WESTfltFlUO -oaaai*l* Public CtUIOee troubles. Assn, will be held 00- ^tanek fM cct...b o d i low feaew to Runell Mfg...... 20 22 “abnormal personal risks due to EASTWOOD the failure of the Chinese Oom- ELECTRONICS Stanley Work* . 41H 44H for Fall ’57! enclote yoar fwoperty aad'high Registratleos being taken now. munist regime to treat American Bock HadMB Church Tôst Personal Notices m ^ .155 T m y GarUM g g I. M.LOEWS LABORATORIES ■erccae to provide privacy. . For further Information tele Torrington ...... 27 29 citixens In accordance with the Ds b b Wjrster Mu-ii.m PSTsa phone: Mra. Charles Ryan. MI U.S. EnvTp com. . 23 25 . accepted code of dvlUaed naUons.” -Somethliig "The Midnight Andover, Aug. 23 (Special) — l l A n T r O R D x^be Rev. Willard Thomen, pastor Card of Thanks 0-3604 or Mra. Ernest Oez. m U.S. Bnw'lp ...... 11 13 In Holyoke, Maas., .W illi a m Of Value” Story” Dwight, president of the Amer DRIVE-IN 277 BROAD b< the F irst Congregational AAANCHESTER a-osoo. Veeder-Root...... 4 7 *4 60H Wf wUh to thank ail of our noiefabora I na ore not to ican newspaper Publishers Assn. ^ 2 S 2 !a ,I wnnnal-aawiM Chbreh, has been named a truatee- for thr many acta of kindnFas and I be.coiutrued as actual markets. (ANPA), said the Dulles action it RADIO TELEVISION at-large of the Internationa) So •ympathy. shown ua in our roernt be- i T LUMBER, INC. "a step in the .right direction, but SUN. "Sw eet'Sm ell of Suooeos” ciety of Christian Endeavor, reavement. ' ' MS'Oenier S t Phone BH S-4144 just a stop." BA SEBA U , Hi* simjlntment to a 3-ye«r- Mra. Carl Olton and (amily. D w >'it who is publiahar of the "SOMETHING ssniisss;,ia:%.£r^ Glaata va. Chicaca $7^8.45 lU WESlIRnElD S:M ( S> OBUSSaOADS Holyo..e Transcrlpt-Tslegrain, said OF VALUE" ''Paratraaper Padra' VoIm ! th* ANPA "will never subscribe to AIR CONDITIONED ICIuuual U WatarbSTV. Oaas. (lOU) DESTW r any limitation of newsgathering, Rock Hndsoti Ckoasal U Bnlraka. 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^ A O E FOVB MANCHESTBE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, were looking for him. He la ached- H a l B oyle to 387, women making up 80.3 per Rodkville Pastor uled to appear in Town Court the Hebron and Gilead Congrega Sharp Drop Noted cent of the total unemployed. cheater Golden A g * Club, said George RaUly, head the ICaaea- Aug. 3. * . FOR THE VERY FINEST IN Hebron tional (Churches at 10 a.m. in the Golden Age Clubs At Center Church Interstate claims stood at 28, many from town plan to attend. chuaetta Old A g e Aaelstant Pro In Jobless Claims the same as the previous week, GM, Auto Union Battle Gilead church. The local grouporganized in gram; a panel dlacuaeton on houe- This Pilot Collects QUALITY USED CARS It iZ expected that the Rev. Sum wMl* Korean veterans claims rose ALWAYS SEE OUR COMPLETE SBLECnON Slate Convention February 1953. Mfa, Kltzabeth (2av- Ing; a discuselon on' obtaining The Rev, Paul J. Bownriai), pas ner W. Johnson, interim pastor of K of C to Conduct Unemployment in Manchester from 15 to 20. Partial claime Prof. Sellers erlv, 8 CSieetnut St\ la \the presi medical aid for thoee on Social tor of the Vhion Congregationai the two churches, will return frbm dent. ' \- dropped by 30.6 per cent for the dropped from 25 to 16, and only ALW AYS AT LEAST 50 C A R S Mancheatei* will be repreaented Security; and the crowning :-o4 a Oiurch of Rockville, will be the Outing on Sunday 28 vacation layoffs wer# reported On Inflation Remedies hi* vecation by the following Sun- Mr*. M ary BanniateX president king and queen at the 8-p,m. ban Vintage War Birds wreek ending Aug. 17 as unemploy TO CHOOSE FROM at the aeeond annual convention of guest preacher at Center Congre aa against last week's 232. Is Honored day. New England Golden A ge Clubs. of the Holyoke Club, wilt, preside. quet. gational Church at the 8 and 10 ment compensation claims dropped SEDANS, COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBIJBS Hedley Hill, lay reader, will of She is a member of the Go^rnor'a The annual Fam ily Outing o f (OeetiMaed from Page One) I t will be held In the Springfield Wedneaday eeaalona include a l o'clock services. Sunday in an ex by 217, from 674 to 457. CRASH KIUB Onu, 16 ALL O UR C AR S AR E FULLY G UARANTEED Vernon ficiate" at the 8 a.m. and 10 g.m. Municipal Auditorium Sept. 10 and CoiincU for A gin g th BostonN field day at Foreet Park. ! N«w Tork {Jh -^F n iA TUlm*n U craft before or, 1 believe, since," change of pulpits with the.. Rev. Osmpbelt Council No. 578, KnighU Essex. Aug. 28 (iV>—Marlene BANK FINANCING UP TO 86 MONTHS taneion frepeasil aa a "eontribuUon r With Degree service* at St. Peter's Episcopal The convention will open witii a The local officera will make ree-, DEWEY’RiCHMAN A TOUDf fUtr with a Marine am* he said. Clifford O. SImpMn of Center o f Columbus will be held Simday A report from the Employment Dembrouskas. 16, 83 Pleasant St.. OPEN TILL 8 EVENINGS Church. The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm Mrs. Flora Gracle, 84 Trotter noon luncheon Sept.- 10. OUibr ervatlona for Mancheater Golden j "Some pilots today believe no Church. TTiS' Rev. Mr. Bowman at Martin Field in Eaat Hartford. Security Division of the Condectl- t# economic etebUlty” for U># 767 MAIN ST. bitkm—h« waiita to creata * mu* N ew Britain, was killed and Judy 4-H Girls Back Hebron. Aug^' 23" (Special) — will return from hi* western trip St., who is secretary of the Man- evenU-that day Include a talk Agers. I particular technique was required has chosen (or his topic, "Getting TWa event will get started at 2 cut Labor Department showed to nation. He aaid it would have "a' Mum In tlia aky. day that with wrorkers coming Raffuse, 18, Saybrook, suffered a Charles Coleman Sellers, a former A\ig. 31, and will resume his clrarge .1 0 fly the old plane*. 'Hiey're to Know God.” o'clock. Softball, baeketball and BARLOW MOTOR SALES moat eonatructlve effect, ^ * n ba- brain 'concuaalon w h en. the ear Froim New York resident of this town, was given of the church Sept. 1. I f you liava an abandonad alder- wrong. He was born in M e m r, Pa., baseball faciltUea will be provided back from vacations and plants re WINDSOR AVE., ItOCKVILLE^HONE TR 6-2638 suming operations, Manchester’a they wqre riding in miaaad. a yoad our industry." the honorary degree of Doctor of Kindergarten classes will be held I j airplane in your backyard (and "The Sopwith Camel, for ex and received hla A. B. d e p e * from and races for ail age groups will unemployment claim* fell sharply, and atruck a tree yeaterddy. The General M o*»m prerident'a Vernon, Aug. 23 (Special) — Letters Aug. 15 by Temple Unl- in the elementary school rooms pray who doeen'tT), call Tallman. ample, had no> throttle. It was Grove (3ity College in Pmnsyl- be run during Ue afternoon. The halting a 3-week rise In claims. PoUce said the car was doing 68 only apeeiflc reference to the i versity, Philadelphia. In recogni when school opens in September. RACK TO SCHOOL either wide open or shut off, and It vanla and his 8.T.B. degree from ■wlmming and wading pools at Three area 4-H girls returned home Ha wanta it. Thouaanda today col Only 66 Initial claims were filed mph. union’* car price cut proposal waa tion o f hia work as historian, bio The sessions were held laat year SATURDAY AND had no brakes. That made the land Boston" University. During World the park will prorife ample op Wednesday night after spending lect antlqub autoa. Tallman la a In Manchester during the week a atatement that GM'a price* were grapher, and librarian at Dickin In the Congregational Church ing* tricky. War II he was a U.8. Navy chap portunity for those who wish to The Ifi-yeat'-oW driver was re Bargains Galore ALL NEXT WEEK "not properly the subject of col two day* in,N ew York (3lty on a . CI^LDREN'S pioneer in^a newer and limited swim. The popular 7„*rrv Go ending Aug. 17 as compared with ferred to juvenile autiioriUcs. son College, Carlislr, Pa. room*, owing to lack of space at " I t burned straight castor oil lain. Before coming to Rockville p . l ,, -MU. . 1,, combined educational-fun trip. A d d — the preaervation o f antique 271 the previous week. Another boy aceived minor lective bargaining." Prof. Sellers' first venture Into the school. But this year the 7th and gsMline, and the pilot sat in a he served pastorates in Fitchburg Round wUi alao be at ‘ he park for The. girls, Karen Little of - airplanes, Pratt and Whitney Aircraft ha* bruise*. OondlUon o f the Raffuse Saying '.4icea "m u«t alwey* be the field of biography was a life and 8th grades of the elementary fine spray of UiM mixture for an and Oxford, Mss*. the afternoon. Coventry, a niirae’a aide at New DUklNG r Ha la a leader in the email btit been on vacation, girl wa* reported not aerious. competitive," C^artice said General of Lorenzo Dow, one of Hebron’s school will he transferred to the hour and a half. Be never required A ll you can eat will be the motto Britain General Hospital, Gail - ugrowinem_ number of anthualasta who . Stats Labor Commissioner Motors would give car buyers the unique but famous characters. He new regional junior-senior ' high a laxative." a* hot 'ogs, soda, com on the cob Rialey of Vernon and Irene Goas seek to selvae* for posterity the Renato Ricciuti earlier pointed out "beet possible t'aiues consistent has also written the life of Charles school, leaving plenty qf room for MARLOW'S FURNITIME DEPARTMENT Tallman, who spent nine days add wrater.ielon will be served. of'Andover, visited ■ people and Dresses remainine wineed remnants o f the tbat during vacation shutdowns with the continued ability of the Willson Peale, 18th century artist kindergarteners. last month flying his Sopwith Hit-Rim Charged Ticket* are avalUbl* at the places conpectsd with home eco early air ae*. But the airplanes he many workers who have not been i business to make progress for ell who painted Washington from life The elementary school will open Camel frbm Hollywood to an air honte or from members o f the nomics and learned of many careen i;teda M d rebuilds aren't destined, with a firm long enough to be concerned." H e arid this 1* GM on ^vera l occaalona. in addition to Sep|. 4. show In the nation's capiul, said To Rockville Man committee headed by co-chairmen' IC E C U B E S -^ 1 opportunities in the field. Greatly 'eligible for vacation benefits claim, policy and it will be continued. hopes, for a dusty museum. He he wouldn't take 318,000 (or the Frank Taylor and Jim Rohan and S articles (or various historical and unemployment compensation. Reuther, in sharply worded com Highlights of the trip, sjransored Its to put them back In the aky plane, which cost Only 38,000 back philo.sophical magazines. Manchester Evening Herald He Georg* J. Pitkat, 28. of Rock the rollTWlng: Joe Rourke, Paul Continued unemployment cltima' M ILLER'S PH AR M AC Y I ment', aaid GM had shown "short- by the Sears-Roebuck Foundation, —at America's aitr ahtw—where in 1617, delivered at the front. He BY THE BAG Seller* waa elected to Phi Beta bron eorreapondent. Miss Susan vllle, was arrested and charged Buettner, Lobro Urbanetti. Art dropped from 403 to 381 during aightedness'Y toward a “ practical included visits ■ to "Seventeen" they belone- doesn’t believe he could buy more Kappa some years ago at Haver- Pendleton, telephone ACademy with evading responsibility after Maaaaro, John O’Neill. Jim Murray, the ,, week, -and the number erf 288 GREEN RP. and positive" proposal from the un magaaine, the'Museum of Modern REDUCED! " I don’t think it's quit* enouch fun for 325,000. A rt Thayer and Leo Collnim. ford College, which he attended as 8-S454. AUGUST SALE! Art, McCall’* Corp., the Henry to ae* the color and beauty of the an accident’ on Oakland St last women unemployed fell from 418 ion. an undergraduate. He did grad OollecUng and flying antique air Rosenffeld Fashion House and past, uplee* it's out in the sun night. "By its refusal," muther aaid. uate work at Harvard. ttirls: .l-Gx. 7-14 planes has on* advantage over most Lord and Taylor. Regina C. HiUnski. 44. o f Wap "GM has .demonstrated a shocking The professor’.* first wife wa* shine worMne." he explained. other hobbies. Accompanying the group Were Subteans: 8-14 ping,- told police that she was disregard for the welfare of the the- former Helen E. Gilbert of Extended. Forecast F ljin ff lone has been the main "You have to be sure before you Rosemnr.v Ch>nzemius, associate Interest of Tallman, a slender 30* driving north on Oakland St. when American buying, public artd Indi this town, a writer of children's take them up." Frank said cheer a car approached her from the state club leader; Barbara praff, 2 cates Its Intention to go on ehort- book* and. stories. He has two The temperature In Connecticut CHUBBETTES year-old man with a straw-colored fully. "You only get to make one Hartford Count.v assistant club opposite direction, crossed over changing American consumers children. Horace W. Sellers, a for the next 5 days, Saturday mustache that makes him look mistake." agent; Elizabeth Lias, Gail Cook, the center lines in the road and through higher prices.” local resident and employe of the through Wedneaday, will average ( i i r l s : 8 4-144 like a M tish sarfeant major. His and Susan Treat, 4-H summer as struck the left side o f h q r, ear. Profit at 21 Per Cent- Austin Organs Company, Hart near to three degree* above nor father, a Worid W a r i Naval pilot, sistants In HaVtford, Fairfield and S u b t e e n s : 104-164 The car did not stop. . Price*, on 1888 model car* will ford, and Miss Susan P. Sellers, a mal. let him take over the controls of New Haven counties. a plana at S. Reckless Driving Two passengers in her car were not be annbunced until later in student at the Rhode Island School The normal mean temperature Sine* then Frank has logfed injured, .hut did not require treat ■ the year. Industry source* have of Design, who is speeding . the for the Hartford area thia period more than 6,000 hours in more than Charge, to Tyler ment. Virginia Hlllniki of South •Aiaaaid tneythe.v mma.v »y beoe highermgher in viewview, r k 1 ___ & a. TVT J rest of the summer here. la 70 degree.* ranging from a nor GIRLS' COnON I''-' !• - 76 types of aircraft, ranging from Windsor received a bruised wrist of litcreaied Ubor and mateHal L l C l e g a t e ^ l i a m e C l Prof. Sellers wa* on the staff mal high of 81 to a normal low of and John Htlinskt Jr'., 4, received cost*. 1610 Bleriots to flying boats, gti- Robert C. Tyler. 18, of 68 Haw of Wesleyan University in Middle- 58. Warm Saturday and Sunday, ' ders, bombers and jete. He was a a bruised stomach. Reuther commented on GM 'i To VFW Confab town before he waa appointed to, cooler Monday, acattered showers 3 thorn* St., was arrested and Navy flier in the last war, has A witness to the accident aaid half-year profit* for 1987. He said the Dickinson faculty as curator of or thundershower* Sunday and ; aervad as a teat pUot. and la one charged with reckless drivini^ fol that ha had been following Pit- the company made a profit of its collection of historical books Mondav will total one quarter to SKIRTS Anderson She* ■ Auxililiry No. kat'a car and had observed him 3481 million, or 21 per cent of in and documents and teacher of art - of a oomparaUvs handful of' U.8. lowing an accident on Spring St. 2046, VFW, has named three dele one half inch. last night.. almost strike several other cars in vestment. and "la obviously shed course*. “ airmen licensed to fly every gates and three alternate dele the same manner. The witness ding crocodile tears when It talks He was relieved of the curator- ■ ty M o f plane. According to police rejtort*. the gates to the national encampment, took the registration of the ear about protecting the consumer and m t today his heart is with the youth was. traveling east on W'hlch ^ n s in Miami Beach, FI*., ship laat montti so that he could Spring St. at an apparent hlfh and turned It into police. at tlie game time reftlsea 'to cut devote full time to Administrative Charge REDUCED! . wood-wire-and-cloth relics of the Aug. 25. rate of speed. A s he approached a Pitkat turned himself In this prices of Its products." work. He and his wife will leave . days when the afr was an opening "111* delegates are Mr*. Muriel Tour curve, lyier applied his brakes morning after bearing that police September 13 on a trip to Europe, Girls: .1-6x, 7-14 Wo Aro Ciooring Our Floor and Worohouto of All MAHOGANY TARLES^ ocean to msm. Ctirtlce, in hit contract exten- Auden, president: Mrs. Florence Preecrlptlon* police said. Police reported 68 feet elon proposal, told Retither that ^ Cliurrh Notee Here " I was In the tatlepd o f the hel- Streeter and Mr*. Lucille Hirth, Subteens: 8-14 Mostly O nt and Two o f'o Kind. o f tire marks on ths < road. The m et and goggle^ era Of the open hi* union of 1,600,000 members both paal presidents. A reminder to church people for vehicle's right whee ls were ateo wplane,” he said. "And T believe could "make a real contribution to The alternates, all past presi Sunday’s service* is that t)w Rev. PINE PHARMACY the fun in flying was then—adien off ths roqd for baout 40 feet, ac the economic stability in our coun- Alfred H. Rapp of Flushing, N.Y.. 684 Center 8t.— 6n 8-B8U cording to Police. Are Yrar Cir dents, are Mr*. Marj* Leduc, Mrs. y m could see it, feel It, and smeU try." will officiate at a joint aervicej)f GIRLS' JUNIOR Out of control on the curve, the Lillian Linders, and Mrs. Jane For “ This," he said, "coulti be. done tin. ' car traveled diagonally across the by announcing a sound policy re BUY NOW, SAVE Vi to 4 ! “ The pleasure went out when road for a distance o f about 158 PaynMRb Tto Hiyb? Sunday morning a Memorial they started putting on an oxygen garding 1838 eoIlecUve bargaining feet until it hit’ a steep bank and service will honor all war dead^ mask, a^hard h a t and an anU- objectives instead of publicizing ex Monday morning a Joint aesaloiTof came to rest facing in the'direc cessive demand.* which. If agreed Now Available Includinir: g ravity apace suit—all worn in a Uon from which it had come. both the men and women’s depart Dresses pressurised cabin. When they took to. could not fall to feed the fire* ments win officially open the en Lawson and ITecorator Styles The driver was unhurt in the of Inflation." Several Odd SOFAS away the feet of the wind in your mishap and Patrolman Joseph campment. Mr*. Streeter, Mr*. A N4IW and Bdtftor W oy face, they took away most of the Sartor, Investigating the accident, Fortin, Mr*. Under* snd Mr*. To Insurt Your Homo! fun.” estimated damages to the vehicle Hirth will represent the local aux REDUCED! , 8 8 v a l u e s A year ago TYank made a hard at about 3450. Cardinal Mereati iliary. IThe new and better way to In choice— between a dream and a Tyler is scheduled to appear in ,.L -X' 6 Department President Mrs. Jean Ideal For Back to School TO $229,00 job. He quit a poet as account ex Town Court Sept. 3. '-i > I - Watton has appointed Past Presl-. sure your. home Is with the ecutive for' a bTMdcasUng network r.-r- '■•N*--'. (.1. , Succumbs at 90 dent Mary Leduc as chairman of Homeowner's Fnmily Policy. Broken Sizes 9-15 UP and set out to assemble his flying- GOVERNOR CHECKS SHORE publicity for the Department of Von get broad (ire coverage, museum. Vatican City, Aug. 23 (g>»_Gio- Connecticut. , ' ' burglary protection, liability Westport, Aug. , 23 (g>—Oov. W c wiH pay off your M - SEE OUR TWO PIECE He buttered his bread, mean- Ribicoff, with a team of U.8. Army vannl Cardinal Mereati died o f a Insurance plus added living ex l/fR H SMHAH’ABEHT wl\ll* by stunt flying for Holly engineers, spent alt day yesterday o n e* in fu lf an d offn r a heart attack last night, at the age 3IA1L THIEF SENTENCED penses If fire drives you out of CURVED SECTIONALS wood and by going to Bngland to touring five miles of new Connecti cem pktn snincrion' of 90. He had been in failing health New Haven, A i’.g. 3a-WP)—A 23- your home. There Is a substan Ufurnm im oM um utTut MARLOW’S assemble a portfoUo of pratraiU of cut shoreline beaches provided dur for many weeks. year-old Sta.i ford man, a former tial discount for you by com ■ M tnm utHtt A t Only $229.00 ; vintage World War I war birds for ing the past two years by atate- oidnr m odnl foorantond Cardinal Mereati was librariin laborer, waa' sentenced yesterday bining thAse coverages Into one policy. For ' dependable Insur True Magasiiie. federgl anti-erosion projects. c a n . o f the Roman Catholic Church. H e In U.S. District <3ourt, to three Ratnrday only! A 6i78Ji6 value. 8 pleee eeUd So far, Tallman has cdllected TTie beaches are at least 100 feet waa raised to the rank of cardlanl years in prison for stealing mail. ance cal) Jarvis today! by Pope Pius X I on June 15. 1936 nwple living room set Includeai e g A O O only nine obsolete planes (the 1810 wide at high tide. According to W n also boy for eoth The prosecution charged Milton J. Sofa, Chair, Rocker, *P|zfcF»00 Blerlot is his earliest, a Grumman present especUUona, a continua and was third oldest cardinal w-hen RIa* stole 98 {.ieces of mail from Wildcat his latest), but at that his tion of that program during the d l typns of Iota eon. he Yvaa 90 laat Dec. 17. , rural boxqa. in Darien, Stamford, JARVIS AGENCY BACK TO SCHOOL MEANS Hia death IncrisBSed to 12 the Westport and New. Onaan. It collection is pear quick continuation is being financed by a than 1,000 letter*. ly,” he remarked. “Do you know new 33 mlilion state appropriation. buying M rvicn. that o f all the thousands of Spit fires built in the last war. only two S-Pc. BEDROOM GROUPING are left in the British Isles? At Barlow least -that U aU I could locaU CHAIRS r MKkFAST # Fooliion T rsR d I B ookcoso B od there. Yet this is the plane that MOTOR 8M.ES aU A\ saved Ibigland." ^ LU N C H E O N SPECIALS I # M r, and M rs. D rsssar I B ox S prin g an d M ottross YOUR CHOICE OF: Prise of his collection is a 1817 2 PHONE T R 6-2538 • LOUNGE Sopwith Camel, the Spitfire of the EVERY D AY AT WINDSOR AVE. #C liM t and M irror > 2 P i l l o w s . First Worid War. ROCKVILLE, CONN. R E G . $ 319.00 • OCCASIONAL “Those planes had 1.684 con for # • LIVING ROOM FULL-UP firm ed lolls—more, than any air Open Till 9 Evenings Choose From Blond or Mahogany Frames. AT. PLANTLAND ON THE PARKWAY $• Revive your lown notv! 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, a u g u st 23, 1957 ------4------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957 FAGE8BVBN disfertnament talks in ths Prsst' X, HanrliFat^r tha dust settla was the only thing J. Hernandez, 16, who drove ths dint's announesment that tha we could do then, end it ia the DrcNHlles Three Sentenced get-away car, drew the life tarth. Glaslonbu Elementary Students Woman, 100, Dies, £oanitt0 IfrrttUt American stand haa been altered only thing wa can do now. £L 30 Poles Decline - — in one respect. We are now ready By ROGER PRICE For Fire Deaths Register on Thursday Skywatch Schedule to talk about euspendiag nuclear Greece Makes Chemicals Recalled Lincoln To Quit Denmark Regl.itratton for studenta of —4 . testa for a period of up to two Los Angeles, Aug. 23 (4>>—Two Tuition Fees men were sentenced to death end Greece's chemical industry, one ‘elementkry school age who are Woodbridge, Conn.. Aug. 23 ilP) Saturday. Aug. 34 Copenhagen, Aug. 7S UP) — A years. Previously, we had taken A Thought for TcMtay of Europe's smsllsst, has enjoyed — Mrs. Minnie Lutz Macheleidt, Midnight - 2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Spoatored by the Manchester a third to life in prison yesterday l i p traniferrlng from other echools 2 a.r.i, - 4 a.m...... holiday expedition by about 800 WEEKLY BINGO very flat poeition that any such for murder st the Club Mecca. one of‘the fastest growth rates in as School \rill be held Thursday, Aug. 29. who used to live in a house - one ...'...... Volunteers Needed Caimdl of Cbnrcbea recent years. Sines 1950, chen\icnl block from what is now New’ 4 a.m, - 6 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Poles coat Communist Poland at such suspension would be for Six persons died last April 14 ■The newcomers may register In ruMMMd Br«t7 10 months,, and no more. when the neighborhood tavern output has jumped 125 per cent, Haven's principal downtown inter 8 a.m. - 8 a.m. . , ...... Roger Winter Isaat 80 defecUons today as the FRIDAYS, New Time 7:45 P.M. ^ BoUaaTB. Cnurcd •! uic . A Prayer for Newly-Weds' and the future looks equally ANNUAL OUTING Start Nears the,morning between 10 and 12. section and who could remember 8 a.m. - 10 a.m...... Bill .Gieene, Kerry McNamara St lUachwttr Ceoa.. >• suddenly erupted tn flames. Trial Liner Batory sailed home without Our change of positions does st Our loving Father, bleaa our holy bright. With chemical production or in the afternoon between 2 when Abraham Lincoln visited New 10 a.m. - noon .... ; ...... HO-y Baien Jeffries, Barbara evridence showed two of the men and 4, the refugees. ASSUMPTION HALL “«ATM least two important things.' It marriage. Fill oQr cups to over sloshed a can of gasoline into the now valued at some I l OOO.OOO a Sept. 1st-Garden Grove Glastonbury, August 28 (Spe Haven, died here Wednesday night. Lemire The Batory sailed -for Gdynia inttrrupts the long deadpan pres flowing with thy eplrit, ao that we year, Greect teems on the way to cial)—lajcal merchants report. a The place for registration Is She was 100 years old. Noor, - 2 p.m...... Jill C 'anek THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STREETS place and set it afire. They had t ic k e t DEADLINE-AUG. 29 without Incident after the 2-day UMO entation ol the American position may love uneelflshly. constantly been thrown out earlier because of chemical self-aufBciency. ■ brisk upsH’ing in business, as the school whidf the student Mrs. Macheleidt. who lived ■with' 2 p.m, - 4 p.m...... Jim Galanek, Gurry S Jtliffs visit, the flrst such tour of Den |7.7» is planning to attend. Students Mrs. Eliot Todd, her granddaugh 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. ...: COMFORTASLE SEATING— AMPLE PARKING •••••••••a IM which has been dragging on for and loyally. Open our e.vee to the unwelcome sttentlons to a woman mothers prepare their youngsters ...... Jim Calar.ek mark by a Polish group k 1 n c e 1.30 best in each other, and let patience customer. ^ BRITAIN IMPORTS COAL fqr the reopening of school Sept. 5, are requested to bring with ter. was born in Collinsville. Her 6 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Lucy Eiirlce, Carol Henderson jiyorld War 11. At least 30 pas .10 .so many weeks, and the interriip' reign supree in our hearts. Let Clyde Batea, 36-year-oId former ^ About one fifth of Britain's fuel This is a day later than In most them .a transfer of academic family moved to New Haven when 8 pm. - 10 p.m...... Lucy t'urke sengers remained behind asking tion shows that we have at least forgiveness be the cornerstone of convict, and Manuel (Thavez. 25, requirements art being met by towns, but the closing date here record, and evidence of a diph ahe was a child. 10 p.m. - vUdnigl.t ...... ^. ...Lucille Hirth, rui Lii, tiarles KIrth political asylum. MtCltfWglt O f' - some mobility tn our thinking and our marriage, and understanding wars sentenced to death. Manuel coat importa. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays will be later, too. At present it theria tnnoculation and a- She saw Lincoln om the New Skywatch Poet located on top of Marchester rolice Station, On orders of the Justice Min TBB AS80CUTEO PRKSS smallpox vaccination, if It ia strategy. And tha change of post the mortar. Amen. ■ has been set as June 25, providing Haven Green, only a mock from Voluntqers may register at Cflvll Lefensr Headquarters, Municipal istry, Copenhagen police refused Tk* AiMiciatwl Pr«»» U m c 1u»ItW» —William A. Ward ‘ that no time la lost through win poelble. ' ' where her family lived at Church Building,, Monday Wednesday or Friday from 1-5'p.m. •ntUM to Um om of npuhUcaUoD et tion, even though it atiU containa Threo Bald-Headed Men Entering to di\Ailg« the full total of detac •U M m dIaiwtcbM ondlM to. tt at ■ n Pawn Shop ter storms. anq Center Sts. tora aol oUwnrlM cndltwl tn tida papar conditions which the Soviet may This year the Board of Educa ■ad alao Um loeal atm pabUshed hen Although at first glance this lift trucks as a cargo. They AD ttobt* el npubUcatton o( apeclaJ reject, is at least a gesture which tion has increased tuition fees for''bated is asked to contact J. Bard shitted forward when the truck TTiere was sn income tsx in an dupawhea barato era alaa raaanrad. Deaths Last Night seems like a simple Droodle it's non-rsMdent studenta ‘enrolled in Mercury Again tails Russia, th it we are atill actually complicated because it's WATKINS McNulty. , Driver Cleared slopped suddenly to avoid hitting cient Athens in 5tank caught Are. The. gence is so remote, and a fatality Other lows reported this month, WILL BE CLOSED Wednesday, From 1936 to 1948 he very neat\ighted and are trjdng to considered for Us location. Local Betty McNamank' telehpone MEif- injured were apectators sprayed reaultibg from it Was ao difficult with the old record in parenthesis, aato promise on our part does not at flirt with the Pawn Shop Sign. It's representativea will appear before with flaming gasoline as they to anticipate, that for criminal were: 3*arlTi tBaturdar — I director of Scripps Institution ford 8-1758. AUG. 24 thru SEPT. 2 'to a to. tack the key problem at London of Oceanography in La„ Jolla, all very confusing so I think I’ll Your chance - of \a - the qubcoiiimlttee of the State watched efforts to release Godfrey purposes it cannot be considered Aug. 6, 47 (48 in 1951); Aug. 7. by itself. Our offer to go up to CaUf., and at the aame time pro change the title and call this Droo Vocational Agriculture Commit from, the truck's cab. the proximate cause Of the acci 48 (51 in 1942) and Aug. IS, 45 Frida^r. Aufuat 38 two years on test aiispension is'a fessor of oceanography at the Uni dle: Side Pockets Walling For a tee on Sept. *10 to discuss t h e i | r j ^ _ „ * The truck carried three fork dent.” (49 in 1950). Side Porhetless Pool Table, project, according to Charles e . AwlwanlS aenaillg fringe benefit in the contract be versity of Galifomia. Hermann, Mo.—Capt. WUIiam Bader, chairman of the Board of An Obstinate Retreat ing discussed, and not tha con Lk (Steamboat Bill) Heckmann, FIRE UNDER CONTROL lifetime to own mahogan)^ Education. 3 to Convention ; It If fomat&ng of an obftinata tract Itself. Russfa would Uka to 88,'..ratired staamboaC master and GrisWold, Aug. 23 (IP) — Fire Bicycle Crarkdomi make test suspension a aaparata pUot and author of many stories fighters at dawn today ended an Although five bicycle Inipertion ' end vanrefttl ratraat which Sacra- sessions nave been held during the . The Kiwdnis Club of Manchester contract; wa refuse, on tha ground of life on the river, died Wednes all night vigil over a section of will send three delegates to the tary of SUU Dulles has now day. forest in the Hopeville Pond State 18th Century furniture at VatoV^joff! summer, it ia estimated that about 1967 convention of the New TOMORROW. - - FINAL DAY .m ads, before tlie,Cjeaaral insist* that tha mars suspension of tssta Bradford. Pa.—Dr. Harold But Park, where a racing forest fire 500 "bikea” in town are still not registered, A "get-tough" policy I.ngland District- of ftiwanls In ' anca of the Aroericaii press that it is hot worth .while unless some ler, 88 dean amaritus of the Col was brought imder control la st ternationa] at Groton, Sept. 5 to thing is done about decreasing the lege of Fine Arts at Syracuse Unl- night. The watch over tha area, 4 9 . 9 5 has been decided upon, ao starting ought to be free to report frora Sunday all unregistered 'Bicycles 8, club president Ormand J. Weat OF OUR SPECTACULAR AUGUST danger of atomic war as well. verait.v, died Thursday. He re two miles from the Rhode Island said today. Inaida Communist China. tired in -1946 after 33 years as border, was kept to prevent furth traveling town roads will be im Mr. Dulles has, in yielding to As against Russia's wllllngnass dean and formerly had been on pounded, according to Sgt. Johh Manchester delegates will be I er outbreaks. The fire reportedly Save 49.80 Solarz, acting oolice. chief. ' West. 'I^.eodore Bantly and Atty. ' the ax|ent of perinitting 34 news- to take suspension of tests In a the faculty at the University of was started by sparks from the separata package, we ourielvee Kansas and Valparaiso (Ind.) faulty exhaust Of a Diesel truck (4) Reg. 899.75 Chins "An ordinance adopted two years W. David KeKh. _ men to go to Red China, inter ago makes it mandatory that bi Delegates from 212 clubs,..rep- { are v ^ in g to take our own "open University, later halted in Rhode Island. cabinet above displays posed. evaty-posslhla condition to your "“chohHst china cycles be registered (Uid inapected. resenting more than 12,000 busi put their going on a wrong basis, skiee” propoaal as a aaparata Poor lights and faulty equipment ness and professional leadera, will | package, too. On that. It la Rueaia CK.1. 4 9 . 5 0 8n«i gla,s8. 35 inches can cause lerioui accldenta,” Sgt. participate in the vqrloue leeeions. We list here only s few of so far as the American press is Solarz said. FU R S A L i which ineiate that th e. open skiee wide;-.67 inches tall Committee conferences, a discue-1 eeneamed. and to try to goad Te also pointed out that bicycles slon of plans for the coming year, the wonderful savings to be proposal alone la not meaningful with one drawer ; cabi ■ri often ' borrowed" and aban Don't mils this great seliing nvMt marking the e ^ in g of had today and tomorrow. OoRUnunist China into refusing to Save 25.25 net base. and election of officers will high- ] permit them to coma, anyway. enough to be negotiated alone. doned, Irv which cases the bicycle's light the convention program. Blair's new Fur Itepartment. In between theM two eomewhat ( aerial number makes it easy for The main thing Mr. Dulles re ^ L a d io lL police to locate the owner. parallel positlona, there ie etUI the Uie first well-known newspaper | fuses to give up, even as ha grants ( Victorian arm chair and (3) match A final inspection before the Sun- oomic atrip was printed -In 1894. permiaslen, is the theory that 64,000,000 Uvea 'queetion, tha quee- BMutifjr Your'Home With ing aide chairs have carved rose tops;. da.v deadline will be held tomorrow State D ârtm ent views of foreign tlon of whether either of ua is by Policeman C. Jamea Hunt and actually willing to give up any tapestry seats. Reg. 174.76 for four. aiuciliary policeman John -Baer at pfdicy should have oohtrol over the A Gorgeous Rainbow of Colors. the following times and places: 8 thing to make dtearmament real ( 42-50 . RANGE FUR *2! operations of American newegath- FINE SPIKES—FRESHLY CUT to 10:30 k.m., the Academy School; ) - ’4 9 - ’69 arera in the world. In order to Instead of ideal. That question is 11 a.m. to noon, ■ North Addison WII School; 1 to 2 p.m., Birch Trail for hold to this theory, even while stUl far from any decisive answer. ( BUY A DOZEN OR TWO Save 37.45 \ rUEL OIL But our own latest movs a t least the Diamond Lake .and surround- SCARFS $75 AND UP TO I29S ' he yields to p ram re against It, Reg. $79.95 Duncan Phjrfe pedestal ,ing area; and 2:30 to 8:30 p.m., the G A S C INE Mr. Dulles preten'ds that the tea- bids to keep things going, with ( A For Anniversaries -A^ For Shut-ins Naubuc School. some negotiating Ufa in them, un dining table extends from 36 x 52 ' aon for his naw dedyion is not For the Home ★ For Remembrance 62 inches long; brass-tipped feet. Square DaArr Course . ^ tha quarrel with his policy in til the time, comas for that ques A 12-week square dance'course tion to be faced. (* for adult' couples will start Sept. thia country, but unnamed and 0 EETAIL and a WHOLESALE '“IS at the Buttonball Lane SebeeP BANTLY OIL nnspecified ‘ developments inside a t ^ p.m. I -I'll' \N) , l\C, China. Itottinr The Dust Settle ( CtajMes have been planned to ■'I \i\ iRI.i.i ‘Tfew factors," says his official bring'beginnera up to a level where At his press conference Wednes they cii^ Join one. of the square TEL Mitchell 9-4595 statement, "have come into the Woodland Gardens day, President Eisenhower indi JOHN J. ZAPADKA, Prop. dance elms -In and around the picture, making it desirable that (• GlastonbuiY\area. Anyone Inter- ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 cated, by -a-ord arid attitude, that 168 WOODLAND STREET PHONE MI 3-8474'* additional Information be made the United States government was * 9 8 * 1 4 8 available to the American peo reacting with a calm, professional OPEN DAU-Y UNTIL 9 P..VI. ple respecting current eimdlUons Competence to recent events in • Ranch Mink Stoles • Natural Mink Stolea Vithin China." Syria. Time is runninjf out to enjoy freish picked peaches Having made this fanciful He conceded, in effect, that tha , dlaim, Mr. Dulles then uses it to and 'i'anilla ice cream made into— a Dyed Northern Back assumption of Syrian power by ex 2 9 - 9 5 a Dyed Northern reassert his authority over Ameri treme left wingers represented a Muskrat Capes can newspapers. FRESH PEACH Muskrat Belly Jackets gain for Russia in the Middle ‘Ths Secretary of State,” his .49 FLAyOR OF THE MONTH , . East—a gain we have to accept Save 25.05 a Dyed Marmot Capes • 4 Skin Stone Marten Statement then continues, "has ac But at the same tints,, he seemed Luerioue, Juicy peaokea Just pick cordingly determined that it may Save 49.80 ed, blended Into oiir pure vanilla, Scarfs quietly confident that the gain did Reg. $55.00 Living room-dining a Dyed Squirrel Stoles " prove consistent with the foreign TONIGHT table! 38 xT6',s opens to 45^ n'hat .41 delicious mld-siinmier not necessarily represent a final Reg. 899.75 aideboard treat. policy of the United SUtqs that (above) la 48 inches inches.. a Dyed Ru^sikn Squirrel Victory for Russia and defeat for May be purchased at your nearest' • Dyed Northern Back there be travel by a limited num tw. By characterUing the men j wide; fits amall wall- Capes ber of American news representa- spacea; providea ample OP.EN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Royal Ice Cream dealer ■ture-.-ln Muskrat Stoles now In ^ n tro l in Syria as I storage space. pints, quarts, half gaUOne, gallons tivec td ihe mainland of China tn and brick. "Leftists” rather than "Oommu- j NIGHTS DURING tHiS SALE • Dyed Northern Back order to permit direct reporting nists," as most press reports do, ■ a Dyed Northern Belly by them to the American people he was, he said, leaving open to | .' Muskrat SIfng Capes Muskrat Coals atxMjt oondiUons in the area under them "a line of retraat.” Ice Cream Co. TRADE IN Chlnaae Communist control.” In the power politics game nowi manufacturers o f ORFITKU.1'8 "RPUMONl” a Dyed Northern Back a I,«l-Out Dyed Having thus tried to keep the YOUR OLD being played by East and West In j 38 WARREN STREET— MIS-6950 Cape Stoles Muskrat Stolea American press tn the position of the Middle Bast, there are bound being a vassal to his foreign policy, to be gains and losses for both FUR COAT Mr. Dullea goes on to do every sides. We have had our share. In NOW thing In his power to kill the en Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Leba tire project anyway. He UUs our non. RUSCO. r. H o w a r d A / newmten to concentrate on re ' The greatest danger in the c , THE ACKNOWLEDGED porta about the six American Syrian situation woultoseem to be LEADER . . . AGAINST WHICH ALL OTHER NEW " POLISHED COTTON civlUana now under espionage sen the fact that oU pipelines vital to STORM WINDOWS ARE COMPARED NOW V 6 6 ^ 0 rSAFETY-TESTED’ CARS tences in China. The newsmen who Western Europe lie athwart that INVITES YOU TO MAKE- THE COMPARISON ' ONE S get permission to go must go on country. Those qipe lines werej YOURSELF. Save 53.00 a basis which is both "permanent” shut off during the Suez Invasion ; IN EVERY PRICE RANGE. Choo.se from: RUSCO Am if ) SPECIAL if Ivy-styled SLACKS and limited to seven months. No last fall, and threat that Syria : Reg. $119.00 Chippendale cr*. newsmen can go Just for one spe' bassador, RUSCO Premier. RUSCO Regal and RUSCO '87 FORD FAIRLANE .500 nCTORIA V-8 COITPE. might shut tliem off again, at! Custom. Come in . . . or telephone. denza side board is 58 inches Radio, heater, poWer steering, white wnU fire*, tinted jA clal tour of the country. No cam- some time convenient to Russia, is wide; has 5 drawers with ooe I ^ glass, fully equipped. 4,007 miles. C A \ / C f ^ sramen can go. And no Chinese a real one. lined for silver. I s ^ Beautiful 3-tone. , to /V V fc • 3^ newsmen are to be allowed to However,' as the President RUSCO SALES,OFFICE * iririr'kîrîrifiritifirkirifiriririr'k^ come into this country, After the pointed out Wednesday, while the 149 MIDDLe t u r n p ik e WEST—.MI 9-8641 • Let-Out Dyed Muskrat aeven months,' renewal of paas' • Natural Canadian emergence of commtuiism any OPEN DAILY—FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL g ’55 FORD $1795 *54 LING. $1550 Coats porta for Um 34 newsmen will dC' Sheared Beaver Coats where runs counter to our Inter- Set of chairs Fairlane Victoria Hardtop. Capjrl 4-Door Sedan. Powder pend, Mr. Dulles says, on what eats, there Is a distinct difference 'Radio. Heater, Fordomatlc, ■ ' blue, RAHh hydmnuttic, pow Power Steering. er steering. • Black Dyed Persian freedom they have had to report between international commu the news from China. He la at 7950 Lamb Jackets a Natural Gray Persian nism, Which “ spells the graataat least smart enough not - to say ’ Lamb Coats danger to the United States," and openly that it might also depend ’MOLDS $2795 ’52PONT. $195 • Ranch Mink Stoles independent communism, such as To Perpetuate ' Super 68 ConvertiMr. Radio, on the kind of reporting th4y do, Save 55.50 Uhteftaln De I-uxe “8” 4-Donr Marshall Tito's. Heater, HydramaHc, power ^ d a n . S-tone green, RAH., 1 -A*6 values but that is nevertheless implied as .Steering, Power Brakes. nj'dnunatle. • Dyed Squirrel Jackets • Natural Squirrel Cape part of the taslc premise that our The particular brand of commu A Cherished Many Extrfs, Jackets newsmen are going only because nism in Syria is still obscured by • i>t-Out Dyed Mr. Dulles’ foreign policy has sud the smoke of events. But in any Memory SAVE to $795 3 case, Syria ia bordered not by Vi Vi ’52 UNO. 81195 Oranbrook H ” :?'4-Door. Fully Muskrat Jackets • Natural Pastel Mink Finest combed cotton Dan-Sheen and Reeves- denly decided it has purposes they Russia but by Turkey, Iraq, Jor Chooee wisely the monuineiit Capri Hardtop, Equipped. Sheen fabrics are featured in these glistening, can serve by going. cream, RAH., Stoles In summary, this is the kind of dan and Israel, all of whom are that .will stand forever in Reg. $135.00 Set of Hepplewhile chairs power steering. • l>yed Northern Back comfortably-cut slacks. Wealth of Ivy-tailorcd permission the American press oriented toward the West. silent tribute to your loved including 6 sides (A) and 1 arm (B). ’56 DODGE $2395 Muskrat O ats details include; lean-look, no-picat fronts, The .United States Is blocked,: oneq. might well reject, instead of ac Just three 6-piece sets a t ...... $79.60 thiatnro Royal Lancer Hard a Natural Mink Pifw buckled back-strap, newest Ivy-striped iiuicr from taking any overt action in ’55 PONT, $1595 top. Black arid white, RAH,, cept. were It not quite conscious (4) Reg. $99.75 Duncan Ph.vfe extension a Wild Mink Stolea Coala waistbands, 5 generous pockets, hook and eye of the fact that Mr. Dulles is tr>- the situation itself. The Eisenhow Chieftain 8 3 Door. RAH., hy- powerflltc, power steering, We have our own designing tables (C), 40 x 60 x 70 inches . .$44.95 dmmatlc, 3-tone blue. power.brakes. Ing to save face as he retreats. As er Doctrine is designed to protect i M>rvlce to build a monumeat 79.50 closures. Popular Oyster Tan and Jet Black - for ths Dulles e(fort to goad Com Middle Esse countries- from -ox- j JUST FOR YOU at no extra (5) Reg. $135,00 Drople^f Tables (D) in lustrous fabrics that are famous for high- Hartford Rond munist China into 'reneging on its temal commimiat aggression, and | cost. We do aU cutting in are 42 x 95 inches when extended $79,50 merceriZab'on and high-tensile strength. Waist sizes the Syrian affair was strictly in-1 our own shop, from the previous inyitaUon to the Ameri rough atone to the flnlahed (4) Reg, $119.00 Dropleaf Tables (E) Save 55.50 FUR PRODUCTS LABELED TO SHOW COUNTRY temal. I 2&S6—individually custom-cuffed to your lenglhl can press, it may work. But the memorial . . . ' AND WE extend from 40 x 2.3 to 40 x 90 inches I A alternative opportunity presented Neverthelesa, there are some In | EMPLOY THE MOST without break in center of top . .$70.50 5950 Maaeheoter this country who counsel action - SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL OF ORIGIN OF IMPORTED FURS to dictatorial Red China is that of ABLE. . (1) Reg. $149.30 5-piece Dinette Group; Motor, Sales CemtertmUy Afr-Condftfenad appearmg lass concerned with any action that will retrieve the 48-inch round table with simulated band- (Price# Plus Tax.) situation at onoa. Pt’esident Elsen curtains than the free, democraUc injr opens to 43 x 56 inches, 4 Empire Save 38.50b * United Btates. And it is always a hower, however, has apparently Others may try to copy our skillful chairs ...... ,,.$79.00 Center Street matter of deep regret, and some decided against our taking any work..... but it is never duplicated Reg. $98.00 Table abame, when we so maneuver our- precipitate.atep. At his press ton- Several Dlexel Travis Court Pieces ' -above opens from 40 it § TO Day Chorg* sel.ves. that we seem to appropri ferencs, hs said, in effjtct, tfiat we also included. 54 to 78 inches with LOW BANK .RATES • LOW MONTHLY TERMS ate tbegmistakes of the Commu will -to wait until the dust side c;(tension.s (i» — ...... IIIIIHIIP ..... -tor— » 10% Dawn-.! 2 MonHis Te Pay nists, while they ape our own settles before plotting pur course MANCHESTER break in center) RAY DWYER. Used Car Manager AMtaiCA'S i .in Syria. . otrtuea 9 No Down PaymmiN>-24 Menflii ortN tvtsr MicHr r»u tern. When Dean Acheson advanced MEMORIAL COMPANY Tct Pay NudfiliK the Demdlock this advice, at tha time of tha A. AIMETTIf Proprietor MANCHESTER MOTORS Communist taks-ovsr in China, he » Or Uaa Your Maacbaater Traat Okargs Plan HARRISON STREET—TEL. Ml 9-5807 79.50 SeUIng and Servicing Antomobtlea For Over 33 Years Invars is at least some kind of was accused of selling out the 513 W«*t Center S t Open Eveninga. Until 9 MI 9-4437 BtrliR Tunipike (Roules Sjnei tS) • eurfaca Jpak tn tha London Nationalist Oiiaaaa. But ietUng OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY ____ ., - • . . V '• — ^------a------O F kÂNCH.ESTER Save 39 JO . At Routt 720vtr|iat$ ) -7 P A G S ETORT MANCHESTKB EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AlIGUST 23, 1957 P A G E N I N E ‘Mi; superlntandant who dlreetod rsit’ Town Debt Hits $12 Million, cue operatic ns, said 25-year-old Bolton Board for Admission of Electors Hoffa TeUs of ‘Shock’ AEG Fires Boy in 'Mine timbers would have to be rein Democrats Miss Galvet at the Oonmunity'Hall tomorrow forced M roped rescuers worked I • __ from 2 until 6 pjn. To be qualified, $1 Million over Last Year down! the shaft. a person must be 21 years of age, Sai£SS«3^ 13th Atom Dead, Rescuers Police held back a c ro w d of Wiinrestify School Lunch Program Set; a U.S. citlxen, r. resident of tee r ^ T IE R N E Y At Mobsters in/Union about 300 pursons. Only Ronnie's Plan Push state for at least rne year smd of ■nis foUowlng program aoliad-î>*6r the town for lix luontha. Natural > The tupayers of Manchesteramade during_ ' the fiscal period, father waa allowed to .join the Loa Angeles, Aug. 23 (P)— (Om « froai Faf* Om ) ed a bonded debt of about 312 keeping the total Increase below Save Another workers at the shaft -while his ulas a r t suppUsd by tee rsdlo Cooks Eliminate Volunteers ized persona teould present their FUNERAL HOME millim at the beginning of y>e French actnisa Corinne Calvet may citizenship papers. , > Shot _of ’57 31' mintort although the town Is mother Was comforted by neigh mznagaaienU and are subject to be tha first'"big-name” to testify 1 '^ Hoffa told tlM Soaatori: presentflscal year, an Increue of sued 3I,400,(X)0 In - new bonds. (CbBtl«ied from Page Oae) For Rights 'he World A second aeeelon for admitting FDOMT MODERN FAdLlTIEB O b it u a r y bors outside the police cordon. chdnga without notice. h*''!®*. Collinzawood in the Confidential Magazine libel *ln my aroa. I baUava I hava did (Continued from Pago One) almost >1 million in lOtJ months. These were the fiscal year bonds ,iW P O P - ay It With liu u c Bolton, Aug. 23 (Special)—AQtelephone any time during tee voters 'will be held Sept. 14. ths earth into a container raised 6 trial which reaumea today. meeting this week of the. Board of week of Aug. 26. On-RXBBBT PARKlMa 0 for the Buckley School Scholes WM saved aRpr work WPOP—Wajfworka WOHJ^VOura Truly Glastonbury. All three are listed as item of business will be final ap who had received only two of tee Torit had not done him or hia union were ant'clpated off the teat site period, the total bonded lndebtad\ six years. Collector of Revenue man House Rules Committee,* says la “absolutely untrue.", gregational Church, died yester and the vprawling bombing and u d Bowers and South School ad- ers lowered by rope used their copks. In addition, Mrs. Mount will' proval of program plans for next 3-shot vaccine series, haa para day at the age of 45. He leaves ness of the town w u 311,022,000.^ diUons,' 3375,000 for tee Keeney bare hands to remove the muck Paul Cervini reports. Chairman Howard Smite (D-Va), During the trial’s one-day re year, gunnery ranges surrounding it. At the end, the total w u 311,945,- In his annual statement on ac do the bookkeeping for the pro lysis in bote legs. The department ^ ^ e n Hoffa aaid he recognized hia wife and three children. He St.xgchool; and 34,400,000 for the that had burled him waist-deep. a strong opprment of civil rightq WCOO—Rtoord Rtvuo JVTIC—Waatfier Watch cess yesterday two more subjects gram. There will be no volunteer Te Make Voters said it waa the state’s severest that, Ivci i^dud if ha intendad to was formerly employed by the The detonation wu hea^ u a 000, an Increue of 3923,000. high tmbool. tivities of his departmefit Oervini WKNB—Sporu Drapen of Confidential stories made em sharp bang at the control point Dr. W. G. Bissonnette of Tlm- legislation, has refused to call a WTIO-Roaa Rlller WPOP—Modern Sounde help used next year, tee commit • Local reeldents will have their ease of paralytic polio. It was tee . Self PIGK-UP caaaa hia aaaociatlon with them aa Hoffman Paint and Wall Paper Of the amount outstanding u M}cs that since be took office six WDRQ-Rtoord Shop «sto— phatic denials. They are actress S o m ^ f the sewage and water SAVE! on the test site, followed by a mlngs was lowered into the shaft years ago, 7,000 tax accounts have meeting of tee group to act on tee WPOP—Waxworki tee roports. filet opportunity this yean to be fifth paralytic case repprted this praaident of the union. Hoffa aaid Co.. Hartford. tee new fiscal year began, bond debt will be paid .off Sept. 1. to ^ve the yoqth a sedative and measure. A majority vote of the WHAY--podzera va. Bravea Mae West and Mrs. Josephine Dil The women completed an inven made voters at a session of the year and the 17th in all; tha union wouid bo run for the Cosman was organist of the lo prolonged rumbling. 37,644.000 w u in bonds for new been added to the town lists. .'KXy"~t*onuur lon, Clark Gable's first wife. Caies Soda at The nrmble w u heard at Bishop Of the total ind'ebUdness, 3605,- feed, him intravenously. -). group's membera is needed to call *'wriA.2—Batty Kimball WDRC—Ruaty Draper tory of supplies and equipment at 12 U rfc BtttiM of benefit of the union. cal church for several years and school construction; 3605.000 in 000 outstanding in park and rec “He behaved Hke an absolute The total is nOw 25,118. WCCQ—Raoord Ravua WPOP—Modern Sounde Hiss West Sid it was untrue teat and Inyokein, Calif., some 340 park and recreation department In the lOti-monte fiscal period a meeting over Smith’s oppoaiUon. WKNB—Bporta the school yesterday. \ Coujuei Kennedy aaked whether director of its Choral Club which reation department bonds and Trojan,” the doctor said. “He co Rep. Bolling (D-Mo) aaid he haa the latd boxer Chalky Wright A letter wiU go home to par DISCOUNT PRICES ■bffa meant that, if elected preai- gave a concert in March, 1949. miles away, and at S t George, bonds; 31.400,000 in fiscal year 3570.000 in water bonds is tee ended June 30, tee Collector of WTIO-Ron Miller WHAY—Dodzera va Bravea lived in her apartment for a year Sl.50 Utah, 200 miles d lst^ t. operated in every way when he the support of five other commit WDRO-âeort UMp w n c—Monitor ents explaining tee new plans for dant, be would “lift, the chartera of He left for Springfield the same bonds; and 32.306.000 in water and remaining sum owed for thg 31.25 was pulled up although he waa Revenue turned over a total of 33,- ■ WPOP—Waxworka WDRC—The World Tonlzht She added; I Tax Incl. at Our Bottling Plant sewer department bonds. 530,167.85 to the Town Treasurer. tee Democrats in a move to force "How Could Chalky live with me tee program on tha opening day thaaa (New Yoric) locale.” month and was succeeded by War million Globe Hollew land pur- only semi-conscious and must have a meeting. Two of these Democrats S'S6-— i —Boaton va. ChliUfo of school. Milk will be served at Ploa DfRodt Hoffa replied that the “cure” ren Wood. Payments of 3477,000 were Chue. been suffering pain.” The amount includes 3534, 469.83 ‘WHAY—Racord Rodeo for a year? At that time (1935- received from the State for assist were understood to be Southern WOUO-Raoard Ravlaw WHAY—Dodzera va. Bravta ■nack and lunchtime for the first would bo to make a thorough in* "Die Dlckinson-Streeter Funeral He waa hospitalised. ers who. in the event the commit WKNB-P. M. WTRe-Monltor 36) I lived .at the Raventwood STUDENTS Home, Springfield, is In charge ance in schbol operations. WraffC—The World Tonlzht apartments in Los Angeles. Every three days of the new term. The $1.iS Ddirtrad vaatigation of the aituation and Police Report The boys and three young tee docs meet, would vote against WPOP—Boaton va. Cbicaco hot lunch program will begin op MANCHESTER datmmine what union the people of funeral arrangements. friends were dropping rocks into Reportar »i*a- one would have known. The entlro SEE OUR c o m p l e t e I T ax Incl. clearliqg tee bill to the House floor. WPOP—Waxworka story is silly;" She said he wah eration on Sept. 9. In thaae locala ahould belong to. Dr, Marzialo Recommends the ahatt to listen for echoes last But oven with the five other 1:18— WHAY--podzera va. Bravea SELECTION OF PIm DcQoait . He aaid the membera ahould 1,752 Arrests night wmen a plank covering gave WUAT—Raoord Rodeo U îp—Monitor her chauffeur for four months. New Pupil Keglatnitiea B0TTLIH6 CO. Democrats, Bolling still could not WDRC—Ruaa Naucotpn ' New pupils-who will be entering 2 not be deprived of a union to rep- way. Two scrambled to Mfety muster a committee majority to WOOO—Raeord Rariaw WPOP—Boaton va. Chlcafe Edward Conroy, Miss West’s at ★ , ★ i f ' raaOnt them. Fulhtime Health Director and a third was pulled up from- Gmrt Casfes WKNB-P. M.’ torney, said Wrlifht came intojils the Elementary School Sept, 4 to HENDERSON RD. F n n e n ils force a meeting. And the four Re WHAY—Dodzera va. Bravaa should be regUtdred at the school • BRIEFCASES Sen. HcOailaa (I>>Ark), tha For Last Year just below the edge. publicans on the rules group re WTIC-Monllor office in September 1965 and Sasall Bottlca eommittea chairman, aidced Hoffa The old Vipond gold mine is Edward Scavia, 39. of l44 Cen WPOP—Bob and Ray WDRC—Ruaa Naughton signed on affidavit in which he office Tuesday between 9:30 arid 11 T he towns part-time director of fused to go along with Bolling's Caae of 24 -» South Off why ha had to wait until he waa y je a e p h W. Flood Tha Manchester Police Depart health has recommended that the just outside this gold ifiining and ter St., waa fined 320 for destruc WPOP—Boston va. Chlcazo denied any misconduct with Miss B.ra. Presentation of birth certifi ALL PRICES alected preiddent to imdertake move at this time. *'wHAY—Rohd Show cates and smallpox vacelliatlon FuMtal services wfre held yas- ment arrested 1,275 persons for town study the possibility of form paper center of 30,000 persona tion of private property and 320 WUCO—Raooro Ravlaw WHAY—Dodzera va. Bravea West and said the Confidential Canfer St. ' olean-up. terdajr at 3:30 p.m. at the Watkins- ing an “area health department” Police Arrests about ITS miles north of Lake for intoxication by Judge Wesley Elsenhower has joined both WKNB-Sky Patrol i WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporu story was completely distorted. certificates ia required. A . record COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES $ 1.20 Hoffa replied that the union’a West Funeral Home for Joseph W, violations of motor vehicle laws with a full-time director. The rec Huron and 175 miles east of Lake C. Gryk in Town Court this morn Democratic and Republican leaders WTIC-Ron WUer W^RC—Ruaa NauKhtpn Gable's former wife said that the of Immunlxation treatments will I Tax Incl. in'calling, for passage of a dvil WDRO-Cal KSby WPOP-Boatonn va. CnltIcazo eonatituthm la complex but that Flood, 64 Garden St., Hartford, for and 477 bn other complaints from ommendation was made in tee di JSuperior. ing. Scavia was found innocent WPOP—bA and Ray Confidential stories “have wiped also be appreciated for the school Plan DepoaH North Off tha praaident haa conaidermbla au> mer publisher of tha South Man Aug. 15, 1956 to June 30, 1957. rector’s annual report. John A. Hi^pson, 31, of 70 Burled to Waist of a breach of tee peace. rights bill before tee current con Istf— WHAY—Dodzera va. Bravea me out completely” as a dramatic health records. W*ft Cantar Sf. thority. gressional session ends. WHAY—Road Show WTIC—Cavalcade of Sporu coach. She said her only regular Pupils planning to enter Man- chester News. The report on arrests and other With the comment that “in tee Birch St., was arrested and Scholes waa buried to his waist The case was finally concluded WDRt>—Rues Nauzhton 3 WOCCI—BaoorO Ravito DEWEY RICHMAN "It’a not aa oaay aa It aoUnda The Rev. Dr. Fred R. Eklgar, activities of the department -wu past, the recommendations made charged with failure to carry a in dirt teat followed him down the this morning after three previoUg Rayburn said yesterday the WKNB—Sky Patrol WPOP—Boaton va. Chlcaso ineome is 349 from Social Security. >che8ter High. School for tha first n .l5 DriiTtrtd to pick up. a chartar,” ha told Me* by the health department have been 3S-foot~ square shaft. sessions in which evidence was Democratic chiefs aro giving the IS;ZS- The story published Ih July 1956 time ahould regiatar a t both the pastor of the South Methodist made to General Manager Richard license and Ann Louise Dooley, 30, w n c—Ron jlUler WHAY—Dodzera va. Bravea T ax IncL Tal. Ml 3-7922 acllan. Churdh officiated. G. Albert Pear Martin by Police Chief Herman taken llghUy.” Dr. Nicholas A. A rope was fist placed around presented. ^cavia was charged (X>P proposal serious considera- WDKC—Xaatera Oolt. said Mrs. Dillon, now 72, was in local elementary achool and the 767 MAIN ST. Hoffa Inalated that "I can't aa- of West Hartford, was arrested WPOP-Waathar and Mewa WTIC—Cavalcade ot Sporu financial difficulties and that Gable' PIrs ]>ep6«it son played the organ. Bearers were Schendal. Marzialo also makes a long series him to prevent another fall. After With creating a disturbance in . the Uon, although he said “that doesn't t:no— WDRC—Ruaa Nauzhton ^ high school. Registration at the gume reaponaibiilty" for tha rack- Of tee arrests made for com of other recommendations. They and charged with intoxicaUtm as Dr. W. .G. Bissonnette of Tim apartment of Mrs. Madge Pratt mean we are going to accept it .In . WHAY—Dateline WPOP—Boston va. Chlcazo was Unconcerned. . I iJlementary School may be done by ataera that Kennedy linked to tha Mason Markham. George Mark tee result of a routine check made WIX'C—Ooud eivenlnt Oood Hulls «S:«A. Former Confidential editor How ham, Robert Willis, and Charles plaints other than traffic viola include fluoridation of the water mins was lowered by rope to ad and her sister. Miss Donna La- toto’or My what parts wo might WKNB—Sporu WHAY—Dodzera v». Bravea i Mew York locala chartered by the tions, the la rg u t number on one supply and consolidation of the by Patrolman Clarence Heritage minister a sedative and plasma, Vipie.' accept.” WTIU—Newe WTIC—Sporu HlzhllfbU \ ard Ruahmore had testified for the Taamatera in IMS. He aaid he Kehoe. Burial was in the East yesterday. WDRC—Ruas Nauzhton prosecution that Francesca de Cemetery. type of charge w u for intoxica- water and sewer systems. rescuers gingerly dug the boy free Scavia appealed tee' decision Republicans were reported ready WDRC—News; WaaUter WPOP—fioaton va. Chlcazo peraonally made no invaatigation tion. The total was 154. The health director suggests In Patrolman Heritage aaid that he with their bare hands. He was and Judge Gryk set bond for ap to agree to a ,watered-down ver WPOP—News Scaffa, whom he identified as the of them. stopped a car on E. Center St. l:l»- magazine's chief Hollywood infor Second on the list was breach of addition: reported in fair condition in the peal at^3150.. sion of their propoMl, perhaps low- - WKAY—Datelins WHAY-Nlght Watch Says Book Made Peeialaaa peace, 104. last night teat was being driven hospital. , Burton Stratton, 16, of 15 Co WTIC-Newa mation source, told him she had an 1. A 35,000 a year contribution by HampsOn. Heritage said that ering tee j'u ^ trial waiver. WUCO—Good Slvanhw Oood Uuals WDRC—Neva affair with Gable to get the story Dave Assault and battery charges from the town to a mental health Aa Scholes was broughl Up, lumbus -St:; was -flnrf-325- and WKNB—Eveninz Strtnadt WPOP—News Back made the deciaioa , l l : « - Dillon’s student. “No, air,” Hoffa replied, adding Breaking anil entering arrests summer recreational facilities in tee mine but tee stones jUst bounc for his probation.. The first was But for the time being, at WHAT—Serenade WHAY—Night Watch that if ha had tha raaponaibility, ing be completed "well in ad obtained liquor. that he observe a 9 p.m. curfew least, tee Republicans were not - WCCC—Oood fawenlnf flood Mnelo w n c —Slarltzht Serenade numbued 15, Uioft 13, larceny 9, cluding a new bathhouse and a con ed off planking that partly cov- . WKNB—Sky Patrol WDRC—Ruaa Naughton 38 MIULION 8UIT8 ha would aaaume I t vance” of the next canvass in embedlement by agen 1, tres crete bottom at Globe Hollow Pool The couple is scheduled to iq>-1 *’*?*«” and tee second that he will not joining the Democrats without ______. ■ -1 When Hoffa aala there would be pear in Town Court Sept. 7. . | first getting some kind of conces WTIp-Tbree 8tai Eatrs New Haven, Aug. 23 UP)—Nearly AprlL passing with intent to steal 3, and and a swimming pool at the center Jeannie Roya, 25, To ^ t better results. Gauthier operate a motor vehicle unless WDRU-^^w.’ll Tlmmaa KILLED IN FALL 33 million-ltt damagea are being Oonsidarably leaa charters in Mew receiving stolen g o o i'f 1. of'town. of GiMton-1 granted ^rmisslon ^by the proba sion. WPOP—Meet tha ArUet York if he were elected president In their report, the, registrars bury, was arrested yesterday »nd Keating Mid be waa still hope HarUord, Aug. 23 WlUiam sought as a result of the factory Eight arrests were made on 4. Closer Inspection and licensing charged with operating a motor ■*°**'*hi 1® ld he regarded Rayburn’s state Wno-JDick Burtel night from tee window of hit 7te point yesterday when additional Two were arrested on complaints 6. Prohibition of the use o f x-ray hia wife. A chatge of-breach of WDRC—Amos 'n Andy complish that.” polling place is now the Commu at tee intersecUon of Bridge S t falling Umber and dirt, tee peace waa nolled. T he, fine ment as a "softening of the hith floor hotel room. suits totaling 3725,000 wers filed. nity “Y." of . evading taxf fare and two for machines in shoe stores. and Hartford Rd. I Gauthier and Terry -Scholes, 14, WPOP—Fulton LdwU Jr. Kennedy said. “You knew it was discharging fireworks within tee 6. Employment by the Board of was imposed after the court heard erto firm Democratic attitudes I:1S— V going on aO along.” 'The report was a statement of The woman told police that she Bonaris brother, were able to get testimony that the incident waa that a right to vote bill must be WHAY—Ja n iSlcy activities during the put year town limits. Education of another social work was being taught how to drive by off the cover in time. Peter Burke, WCCC—Quod Kvenlng Oood Muele ”I%at’a why it ia amazing,” One rrrest w u made for cutting er to cooperate with a mental one of a domestic nature and civil passed In the meaningleH form WKNB—Allen Brown Kennedy said, that Hoffa ahould made by Republican Re^strar her father, but her father was ait- 14. scrambled to tee side and action was anticipated. fashioned by the Senate.” w nc—Dick Burtel Donald Hemingway and Demo hair on a State holiday. - health clinic. ting in tee rear seat at the Ume | caught hold just below the cover WDRC—Amos n Andy ___ now talk of a cleanup if elected For traffic violations, th e 7. Staffing and supplying of the CZrl J. Martin. 36, of Milford, Keating said he once again WPOP-U. P. Morzan Teamster president.’’ cratic Registrar Edward , F. of the mishap. but couldn’t climb over It Blake- was fined 320 for intoxication would ask Eisenhower to call a Moriarty, largest number of. arrests on a park department to control mos Watson B. Wordsworth, 20, of more and Bonar Scholes dlMp- til» - Tha Dio family, which Hoffa single type of complaint was 206 quitoes. 167 Princeton St., waa arrested while a charge of breach of the special session of. Congress if the WHAT-Jais AUey said he had agreed to look after, The number of voters on the peared down tee dark abyss. ifieace waa-nolled. Howard Phillips, civil rights bill' does not go WCCC—Oood Kveninz Oood Mueir lists u of Nov., 1956, was 22,203, for violating rules of tee road. 8. Provision of facilities at tee yostorday and charged with op Gauthier teen ran half a mile WKNB—Xualcal Echoes is Mrs. Dio and two children. Speeding arrests numbered 166 hospital or police station for tee erating A motor vehicle with de 45, of no- certain address, -was sen through at this session. Eisen- ' Wnu-Nswa ot Worlq Faces 20-Year Seateaea they Mid. to the nearest highway and tenced to lb days in jail for in hower has rejected this idea. WDRC—Amoa an1 Andy Activities listed included super and arrests for failure to get aa temporary detention of Injured fective equipment Police said stopped a driver Who-notified Tim Dio now is in Tombs Priaon in alcoholic or psychiatric cases. toxication. Both House and Senate versions WPOP—Top 40 Tima vision of the process of a Demp;' operator’s Hcenae 106. that he was stopped during a radar mins police. The Timmins fotre, Joseph. Shapiro, 42, of Quincy, of tee bill would set up a special Mew Ydrk. awaiting sentence on cratic primary, a town primary,- There were 87 parking violation “The town of Manchester is fast check and did not'have a tailpipe Ontario Provincial Police and po a shakedown conspiracy convic becoming more than just a vil on hia car. Mass., charged, with, failure to bipartisan commission to conduct Television Programs a town election, and a Presidential arrests, -’ 2 for violation of tee lice from nearby Tisdale sent res stop at a stop sign and red light, a two year study of civil rights tion. He ia also under indict election. ’ comer law, end 61 for operating a lage,” Dr. XCarzialo Mys in hia re Wordsworth is scheduled to ap!) cue workers. On Page Two ment in connection with the acid port. pear in Town Court Sept. 3. forfeited a 330 bond. Ekiward H. problems, and would create a new 195 New voters were registered at motor vetilcle under tee influence The first man' on the seem blinding of labor columnist Victor Activities carried out during tee Schoenhari. 23, of 60 Doane St., Civil Rights Division in tee Jus nine sesaiona for admission of of drug- or liquor. easily hauled Burke from his charged with failure to stop at a tice Department to be headed by Rlesel, and faces charges of in electors when 3,425 qualified. past 10^-monte fiscal year have poKh. U i come tax vlolationa. included a survey of restaurants atop sign, was found innocent an assistant attorney general. GENERAL A ^ If convicted on the income tax in town with the State Depart $38,819 Received The rescue squad from nearby Judge Gryk ordered that a war These provisions are not in dis SPECIALS charges, the 4S-year-old Dio could Citizenship Given ment of Health. ^ I HoUlnger mine was on the scene rant be issued for tee arrest of pute. '50 MERCURY COUPE ’48 CHEVROLET CONV. get a sentence up to 20 years. 36 Miles of Road Other activities listed: r r o m l o w n C o u r t 5® minutes of the Occident, John R. Dort Jr., 26, of WUll- T V SERVICE Radio and Heater Kennedy waded in with questions 1. Distribution of 7,064 cubic ' followed by a squad from the mantic, who failed to .gppear in To Mrs. Kasenkina Myintyre mine. Vipond mine is on answer to a charge of failing to. Days C 4 RC A Call ’50 NASH 4-DR. about Dio right after chairman Oiled Last Year centimeters of pbllo .vaccine and The town oourt of Manchester NIgbto. m2 s9 3 Ploa Pasts ’50 FORD CONV. BuUt-ln Beds McClellan banged the gavel calling Hollinger property. carry a license .while operatlag Libraries Report CLOTHES WITH A Boston, Aug. 33 (f>—Mrs. Oksana immune globulin to local physl' returned 3M,W9.86 to the town in They set up lights around tee motor vehicle. - TEL. m 9-8489 Radio and Heater the hearing into session. clans and conduct of a clinic for opening where beams orojectlng ’51 OLDSMOBILE "When did you last .see Johnny Highway Department workers Kaunklna, ;vho risked her life in inoculations. the lOH months before Aug., 1, Oases to be continued Include 260,000 Loans •49 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. * De Luxe 98 4-Deor DioT” be asked. have spread 150,568 gaUou of oU a jump from a third-floor window according to a) report peleased Inward had supported the plank- that of Isabel K. Robinson, 56, of the Russian consulate in New 2. Annual' inspection' of local U4T. « “Off hand, probably 30, 60, 00 on town Streets during the lut nursery schools. today. . of 564 Bush Hill Rd., charged -Tile Manchester public libraries RAY D1VYER, Used Car Manager days—it could be one of the two," York nine years ago, haa become 3. Investigation of non-super- 'Die total of receipts to tee court S.cholea was visil/le on tee ledge with failure to grant the right of circulated their books almost MO,- COLLEGE BACKGROUND lOti-monte fiscal year.. a U.8. citizen. but at irst there was no sign of way, to Aug. 26, and George Mc- 000 times to 17,623 card holders be 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Hoffa replied after some thought She was among 100 persona vised control of the manufacture in fihes ,'nd fees v.-as 348,254.76. a i x n o FAVTOBV AUYHOBItBD Hoffa said he recalls having met In teat period. Town Engineer of products using radio-active' Some of the total, 37,653.65, Blakemdre and it was feared he aellan. 'iS, of East Hartford, tween Aug. 15, 1956 and June 30, A fellow can be as many as four years away from col» Junes Sheekey reported 35.7 miles naturalized before Judge William might l)e deep down in the shaft. charged with q>eeding, to Aug. 30. 1967. TV SERVICE ^ ■ and talked with Dio in the lobby T. McCarthy in U.8. District Court material. went to the commissioner of motor MANCHESTER MOTORS of a New York hotel in May or of streets were oiled. 4. Testing water from private vehicles and 31,076.25 to the State The. workers shored up the shaft Mrs. Robinson vas inveUved in an The totals are reported in a e A P e r B o o m lege and still dress the part of a university man! Choosa Square yards of highway patched here Wednesday. Secret Service as they worlssd wn to Scholes sccldeat on E. Center S t while statement on library activities for ^ I 9 V PhM Parts Selling and Ser\'irlng Automobiles For Over .22 Years June, but that he didn’t racial the agents accompanied her at the wells where there was a question treuurer. The amount, of fines name of the hoUl, or whether Dio totaled 20,000 and hifteway con of contaminalloh. deferred, remitted or appealed was to, prevent further erve-ins. McClellan's ar-est followed a the lOVi'-month fiscal period ended BU 9-6080 512 West Center S t . Open Eyeninga Until 9. MI 9-642Y all your dothes with a touch of Ivy for school and dates; structed 1.6 miles. ceremony. Joe DIsley, Hollinger mines routine radar check. with the month of June. 6ervtaz All Maaebsclaa Araa went up to Hoffa'a room for fur Mrs. Kasenkina, 6l, was seriously 5. Keeping a register of all ac 35.876. ther talks. The town reconstructed .25 misss injured in her jump to freedom. tive tuberculosis cases. Motor vehicle offenses resulted Look for glen plaid in your hew suit or sport coat; get "It was a genera] conversation,’’ of road and maintained 149.6 miles. A teacher at a school for chil According to the report, 27 In the oolleetion of the largest Hoffa said. Storm sewers stretching for 26.3 dren of Soviet' personnel in New water samples have been collected revenue: to tee court, 320,202. SAVE 319 MAIN STREET SAVE 319 Mi^lN STREET SAVE atripes, stripes and more stripes in clothing and ac Kennedy: "About what?” m llu were also maintained and York, she told police she had been in 1957, 130 w nitary inspecUons Parking violation fines amount Hoffa: “I don’t recollect. I had 3,810 new linear feet of concrete kept a prisoner at tee consulate, have been made. 152 dog bites have ed to 39,937.43. cessories. We’ve everything on the style curriculum to ' a lot of thinga on my mind." pipe were installed. and decided the leap was her only been checked, 2,669 animal food Revenue from the civil division Kwaody: “Did he go up in the Snow plowings numbered 28, way to escape being sent back to carcases have been examined and of the court was. 5876 and from the show you! . . . all at prices within a sensible allowance! elevator with youT” sanding for ice storms, 32, and to u Russia. 160 Inspections have been made small claims division, 31,371. Hoffa: ‘T don’t know." of Mlt spread, 19. In the intemallMial controversy at dairy farms. ■ The oo- r t dispoS4Nl- of 1,704 Kennedy: "Did he go up to'your New tamps were placed in 43 that followed, Yakov M. Lomakin, Restaurant inspections have caas* ’istween Aug.. 10, 1966 and MONEY room?” street lights and 12.135 square Soviet consul general In New York, totaled 126, school cafeteria in June 30, 1967. Of these, 1,269 were r v Y Candy Stripe Suita in Smart ' Hoffa: ‘T can’t recall.” feet of 4-inch sidewalk w u con was returned to Russia at Ameri spections 8, tavern inspections 37. on charges of motor vehiple 'viola ON A Dress Shirts .....$2.95 New Patterns $27.95 up Kennedy called that incredible, structed and 8,536 square feet re can insistence. tions and 435 bn intmUcatlon, elace it was "only three months constructed. BDJDOATION TAKES 12% theft, assault, and other cases. ago—a man indicted for throwing A private contractor collected Monrovia—^Liberia spends 19 U S E D C A R White Dress Shirts Ivy Style acid into Victor Riesel’s eyes.” 265,(>(>0 cubic yards of garbage, per cent of iU national Income The heart and stomach of LOST Red China Youths Hoffa said he has received tele according to tee Engineering and on cducaUon. shrimp ia In its head. Ul Broadcloth or Chino SUcks $3.95-$4.95 i- p phone calls from Dio since then in Highway Department report. 5 Oxford ...... ;.$2.95 . one of which he said Dio asked "if Other activities of the- depart Hail 41 Americans , Dress Ivy Style Slacks. hia wife needed assistance would I ment included maintenance of mu help her." nicipal buildings, cutting and (Continued from Page One) WHY GAMBLE WHEN Fancy Neckwear. Also Dacron Blends $7.95 up -■’I told him that I would,” Hoffa mowing roadside brush, making Bow Ties . .50c and $1.00 „ , ,, added. maps, and maintaining street ticularly interested in learning Sweaters In New Styles "He turned to you in his hour of. sigu. how these old traditions'are merg need," Kennedy suggested. ing with the many important new MORIARTY BROS. a . « . . and Colors $4.95 to $9.95 Hoffa said that waa not exactly Sport Coats. Large developments of w)dch we have Selection...... $19.95 up ■ , ,,, . . .. the case, nor would he agree vrtth learned'.” ' Dillon Sales and Service ^ (Not as Illustrated) Kennedy that it meant he had Graham Foresees The Peiping broadcast w;ent bn agreed "to taka care of his fam- to ,say “tee delegates said they QUALITY n lly." Peril for Gotham ‘not only planned to carry hack He said It did mean that "I to Arnica our impresslona pf would look out for them." New York, Aug. 33 IB — Billy contemporary China, but lUso to WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE MONEY Hoffa said he would describe hia Graham Mys New York a t y wUl try to give the Chinese people USED CARS Fr«« Fcalilnf In Hm Rtar of Hio aaaociatlon with Dio aa “friendly become "a real hell" unless the some understanding of our own acquaintance" or aa “friendly i*. country'.” lationMip.” church takes a positive stand here 1955 I H i FOR YOU 3 for righteousness. The Peiping Radio added that Even, Kennedy prodded, after Ford 8taiian Wagon. Power Packard Custom 4>Door. Ul- The evangelist told 17.000 per the statement was signed by 36 of steering, Fordomatlc, radio, the blinding of Rieael?? sons at Madison Square Garden tee 41 Americans making tee tramatic drive, radio, heater, VI C£HOUSESSON “A lot Teasleaf than before,” Hoffa last night that the church must take Journey, ' The signatories were heater, 9 C 1 0 0 C power brakes, . E O l O C replied. passenger. ^1 0 7 ^ tutone paint. Rieael a more I'ilitant stand against not named. w u attacked in April juvenile delinquency and slums and 1955 FORD 1954 FORD ' w e give tttC GREEN STAMJ^fl ItSfi, just' after he had made a 1957 1952 . V broadcast on labor racketeering in for adequate housing for lower in Tudor. Custom Tudor, Beautlfttl green E f f K B New York. The motive police u - come graups. Building Permits Borgward Isabella Custom Se Bulck Special Hardtop. Radio, Bxeellent oeadiUon. $1195 and whits, ■ cyL with dverdrive^ ■ l" tO cribe for the attack ia that it w u Graham said gambling was one dan. Genuine leather interior, beater, standard shift, tutoae to silence Rlesel. lital local problem that should be radio, heater, ww. tires.* paint." 34,000 As Kennedy went on -with his the concern of the church here. Hit 74b for Year 4000 miles. ^ 2 3 9 3 miles. $645 5 quesUoning, Hoffa repeatedly "We have a growing gambling 1951 FORD pleaded what Sen. Ives dubbed problem here and the church must During the pset fiscal year the I«M 1954 PONTIAti yuterday u "forgettery." not only face it, but must do some Manchester Building Department 1955 thing about it," he said. has issued 746 permits for new con-' Mercury Hardtop. Power steer Hardtop. Radio, beater, Convertible. New top, new Ford- -I I I “I can’t recall,'^Hoffa. sisaid many The evangelist said 300 to 400 Ford -Victoria Hardtop. Fordo- ing, power hiakes, Mereo- hydjtamatie. Very clean. omatie traasmiMlon. A real buy. $595 Vf T tlm u. strucUon. matic, radio, heateC, ww. tirea, $1195 The hew college look. Low and easy. of Teamsters chartera toDio-dom- Broadway theater people and Tlie total of permits issued is re matic^ radio, ^ 9 0 0 ^ 1 others in the entertainment busi tutone paint. ft 1 K O E beater, ww. Urea. ^ A 9 of teamsters charters to Dio-dom- ported In the statement of Building Very Sharp. ^lO O d Inatad New York unlosk. units In ness made “decisions for Christ” Inspector Griswold Chappell on ac- TyhloAlly "Ivy League" for the campus crowd. since May 15, when the crusade be- tivltiea for the fiscal yMr begin 1952 1952 CHEVROLET late 1M5, Hoffa uid. Teamsters gan. 1953 1953 CHEVROLET ..X President Beck wu tee man re ning Aug. ,15, 1966 and ending June Cadlllae Convertihle. Power fine good looto. (lep-in ease. BIpek and Cordo After last night's sermon, 481 30. 1957. Dodge Coronet 4-Ooor. Radio, Hardtop.. Radio, heater, power- n sponsible fbr Issuing the charters. persons made “decisions." steering, power bmkes, radio, Bol Air 4-Door Sedan. leOriien that ttay new-looking longer, take a Kennedy insisted Beck did it Fees collected in the period beater gyromatlo trans., tu heater, leather in- E 1 'I O E Exoelleat throughout. $895 glide, new’motor Job. ETAB to amounted to f3S,ll«, Oiappell re tone paint.. Very clean. polish, wear and wear. High Khool or cdllege... only at Hoffa’s constant urging. MAYOR LOBES SUFPOBT ports. terior, ww. tires. ^ 1 1 0 9 Hoffa never would u y flatly he Stamford, Aug. 28 if) — Demo- Ope owner. $585 intervened to get Tumstefs char Of ths permits .issued, 212 were Niere't i«rtt one look .., Ivy.. . . Size* 6 to 12, x:z cnUle Mayor Thomas F. for single family dwellings, 387 for ters for the Dio-controlled unions. ley has lost ths oMelal ^ OTHER MAKES, YEARS and MODELS width* I qnd D, included. 'His answers were always “I may alterations and additions to sxiat- 1953 FORD 1954 FORD ment of his party in his ing buildings, two for factories, one x; have,” "I’m not sure," or "I can’t reelscUon this November. The ^ lW oLN s ENGLISH FORD*MERCURY recall that now.” for a commerclM building, one for Oustom 4-DMr Sedan S OyUader. ^ A A M Custom 4-Door -B Cylinder. Democratic City Committee en- a' professional building, and three V) Btd. traasn RAH. Alt new ttrai. A beaatifid green. Dio got Into the union business doned Quigley Wednesday. But for apartment houses. $1P 95 INDKOVT JO H N m ® several ysars back through the It failed te ceriii^ the eitdorse- MORIARTY BROTHERS eld AFli United Auto Workers mend to the town clerk/by the Our present calendar was (ITAW),, since beernns the Allied nuiraday deadiine, the town brought into use by Pope Greg 301 Centor Street ' Open Evenings MI 3-1135 9W Main Sf., Mewelm tor Mawclio*HH( Sheppîm Foritodo tndustrliU IForkers (AtW), elerfc’s ofOee dlsciosed today. ory X m In 1662, i- f SAVE^ 319 MAIN STtEET 319 MAIN STREET W6 W. Mkkie Miairimf r y tfZ T / KA6B TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN BUGS BUNNY Home is a place where wlvesj Woman Driver-—Can you fix this wish their husbands would hang / fender so my husband will Rockville-Vemon potato growers, ware i t the meet nev«rI Ellington ing. A fter the ralnmsklng discus ■>^.ss»d Sense and Nonsense their hats up. i | know I bent it? Answer to Praviout Punie' sion, the growdrt made plans for recruiting harvest labor and de Only the Oarage>fechanic—No, but I can Sing a Song wages of Ibn have no fix it so that you cin ask him in m m . Final Report Slated Sept. 5 cided, on what wages they would Olrl — I keep wondering: why deductions. ly assorted guesU, Maugham a few days how he bent it. Growers Ask pay auch labor. they give girl’s names W hurri simply said: 'T have lived so long I WATKINS- canes. ACROSS 87 l^ttlsh that I have already many times By Government Study Group MaM/h«wt«r Evening Herald Boy Friend—Well, they're not negitivo lepeated all I have to say on every CARNIVAL 1 "Old Blick Rainmafting EUlngion correependenL Mrs. O. himmicanes, are they? conceivable topic. Sc I will now BY DICK TURNER DOWAi WEST Rockville, Aug. 23 (Special) —'^th# Sport Center, will be replayed F. Berr, telephone TBement shut up and jlt down." 4 "God----- 1 Jack end----- 8-BS18, A farmer in great need of extra the Xinf" 3:-----margarine Cd The Anal report of Booz, Allen tonight at Hanry Parlât 6 p.m, Enablins Act Faseral Serrise' Tha game was cancalra Wednas- gy O hands at haying time finally asked I Musical BalloUngs U and Hamilton on the town, city, Boogey--! know how to solve a I I day because df darkneas, with tha Ormoiid J. West OIreetot 81 Smith, who was accounted the the unemployment problem. .aymbol 4 — - Claus and fire district governments here Ellington, Aug. 28 (Special)— Guard Association town fool, if he could help him out. U teama tied five rune each. Tha Le Woogey—How would you 13 Sick .i Century plant c j u u u R H n will b« presented to the Inequities ConnocUcut potato growers, meet ICI Boat Oehter 8L Si—What’ll ye pay? gion won the ’ first game In the ing at the Town Hall here last Mltohen 8-71M about it? . 13 Malt li Song parts 19 Committee Sept. S, chairmen three-out-of-flve series. To Be Revamped Parmer — I ’ll pay what you’re Boogey— I would plabe all bevcraie.s 7 Superlative 35 Individuals 40 Serve Seymour E. Lavltt revealed to nighL PBtsed three resoluUons worth. ' TheHl^gree of Pocahontas will aimed at anabling tha Stats to men on ohe continent and all 14 “-----go sulllx 20 Off bottom, 41 ------timea day. meet at I p.m. at Red Men'a Hall. SI scratched his head a minute, as an anchor hire A rainmaker. Hartford, Oonn., Aug. 23 iJPhr- w'omen on another. Everybody bragb” 8 "My Darling 42 Mcrganaer The committee Will study the The. Bar Mltzvah, o f Dennis then answered decisively; would be busy in no time. Grey” 37 Trojan war 43 Bulrush Tw o o f the resolutions, proposed The Oonnectlcut NaUonal Guard- Blanoheater's Oldest is "Annabel rejmrt and meet again Sept. 10 to Raahall. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bar Assn., inactive since 1950, will be with naeet Facilities St— I ’ll be durned if I ’ll work for VVoogey — And w'hat would ■9 Spoken chief 44 Feminine complete plans for presentation of by William Hutton of Somers and H’M-'ntAr that! nard Raahall, "w ill begin today reorganized, according to Brig Off-Street PsrktBg ever.vbody he busy at? It Alaska, for 10 Prong 24 Heredity unit name the report to the public. The com lIum aS'BurgaM of South Windsor, WON'T IE 29 Algerian city with an Oneg Shabbath In his adier General Jamte M. Quinn, Boogey— Why. boat building, instance 11 Finishes 44 Madley mittee expects to confer with the honor at ,7:30 p.m. * respectively, were directed to BstabHabed 1874 NECtSSAJ?/ ITCudan city 31 Orange 47 Where the UU aaaiatant adjutant general and Rufus- Say, how’d you get that course! ft Places selectmen before Sept. 10 to ar Red Croae Delegates (Jovemor Ribicoff, Commissioner SIRE. swelling on your nose? 19 Eagle’s nest . blosaom oil com gnmt Interim president of the aa- 13 "DeUtachlind range for a town meeting at Two additional delegates will o f Agriculture Joaeph N. Gill, the Calvin—Bent down to smell Uber-----" 33 Mythological aa' PoaiUva 44 Algonquian which the pujjllc will receive the State Farm Bureau Federation and sociatlon. It was deacUvatsd Lioyd D. Cole, o f Columbtana, I mourner electrode Indian attend the upcom ii» Junior Red w h eB '^ m y and air units o f the brose in my garden'. 3 1 -----for two' report and recommehdationa and tha Stats Orange. > Ala., a druggist, la one of eight 34 Cavern aa Exile 40 Charge Cross Leadership ’Training Can ComeWcut NaUonal Guard ware Rufus —TTou mean ’’rose." There’s children, each fAm of whom were 33 Be jetlous have an opportunity to aak quea- ter at the Univeralty of Bridge The third resolution, put forward no '"b" in "rose." I caliedMo activq. duty during the’ named in rhy.ie as follows: Ida 34 Coeoanut flbei tiona. port. Joan and Julia Browm, 12 by Benedict Kupchunoe of South 24 Continent' T r ~ n Korean emergency. A meeting of Calvin— There w'as In this one. Blanche and Anna French; Addle ( r " r 1 1 r No Action Expected Esther Ave., will represent the Windsor, directed the meeting's 37 “Long, long No action on the flrm 'i recom all NaUonal Guard officers o f the Lou and Sallie Sue; Bessie Maud 4 d H Longview School. chairman, Julius Wetstona of this Btate will be held Wednesday eve Somerset Maugham was the and Jessie Claud; U oyd Denton mendation ia expected at that Hospital Notea town, to appoint a 3-man commit guest of honor at the SainU and 30 Blew. town Meeting. ning at 8 o'clock at tha veterans and Floyd Benton. 8 It II Admitted yesterday: Patsy tee to work with all agencies for home and hoepltal. Rocky Hill. The Sinners Clu*) luncheon recently 32 Wild ass TTie New’ York governmental con WskeAeld, High Msnor ’Trailar rain-producing legislation. agenda! will Include elecUon of of- and he made a characteristic 34 Supcrflcitl sultants flrnV was hired by the In Bark. ;> Should such legislation be There Is only one thing that can coat d 1 p flcere and appointmerits of com speech— neat, urbane and extreme equities Confmittee upion authori pateed, Connecticut would Join 14 make people do and say more -»15-----boat son i Discharged yesterday: Dennis mittees and delegaUon to the na ly short. After graceful compli foolish things than love— and that 1 u 8 B zation by a Town Meeting to con Daughterly, 1 5 Dobson Rd„ Ver other states which now have laws at Worm duct a 2-month study at a cost of non. tional convenUon. ments to his ..host and to the rich- is politics. 87 Paul Ravere’s i permitting rain-inducing efforts » - a / ir^ W7 f r r - 110.000. OOP. Meeting Poetponed during droughts. Massachusetts exploit 1 A prellmlnaiy report of the firm BY NED RIDDLE aSPoirtent IT" The Tbiland County Young Re and N ew Hampshire are New Eng 2 • h Ov’ to the comnlittee offered several publican Club, acheduled to meet land statea that already have such t-x OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 40 Contend with alternate propoaala for resolution PrascriptlMs 41 Poem 11“ i V last nighL postponed its meeting legislation. - - of the inequities in the three inter 4a Purloin until next Thursday. It is expected Last night'i maeUng did not "FREE PICK’UP P twined governments in Vernon, 4S Controveraiel 1 • a new chairman -ivlll be elected at discuss Ananees for rainmaking OH.MVDACUAI& NELLV«RAx T * m Gordon Smith and Leroy Har that time. efforts, but concentrated Instead r AND DELIVERY" i s c t a t c a c s a r , THfcy m B TAKEN HDO A W A Y -^ i 4t Varied 01 Correlative 1 low. Arm representatives, made oh drat gsttlng some enabling Itg- THIS LETTER-SPOTT-TT/ i extensive studiei of the commu Vernon and TalcottalUe aena ialation passed, Wetatone; said. UtT CO. of neither i r IT" 1" • w Ârthur Dras Zhm y<3UR eOiTAR 81 Otherwise % ' r nity and appeared enthusiastic lt«n a are handled Uiroug^ The About 100 farmers, mostly 'V A DONT «AV AM 0 5 .» \\\(\ about its future. Herald's Rockville Burean, 7 W. Prize Winners in Bolton A c r u A L iy 53 City in R” M AD e e V THE C C feAT V4EtL,W OTTA VA KNON.^ ' s - « C!omplet« Counui Alain St., telephone TReinont R. K. Jones Sr. of Bolton and hla team of Devon oxen, *Duite" and^ •DiaAond”, took two Arat prizes 3 Pennsylvania STRADIVARI,FAMOUS ViOLInJ aa M. w. | 54 Be obligated BT B Two local teachers have com 5-8186. at the Rhode Island State Fair at East Greenwich this 'week. The 4-}rear old team weighs 2,560* M A iCER/- ' CMuMBie -MOMSce')______^ 55 ------end tear pleted a 6-weck study program ‘ pounds, but successfully drew 5,400 pounds In the light and middleweight classes. Jones was a n d x ' l l Ne v e r s e e Bam OtsakeM enuiiism stN dseiga- PRESEATEDTOkriHO------PHILIP' j*** VRCRtion—he doesn’t have 84. Famous IT at the graduate summer school for awarded Arat place as ths bsst teamster. Jones Ayat entered the team in the under 2.600 pounds O F SPAIN IN 1 70 2 THE SIFT > f AW NELLV ANY TO worry about going back to aohod Ilea wa del" ' Ikiglish school teachers at Wesleyan University.' Rockville Class. .Upon winning Arst place in that divialon, he wias entlUed to enter the under 2,800 pound sd tad scslptaied by aid fa la fiaesc WAS SECRET FOR POLITICAL m o r e . They ar# Miss Jeanne S. O i a t class and won Arat place. Both are wearing their-ribbons. „(Herald Photo by Pinto). gtaaiie— ts eadsre. Aad Bane R E A SO b iS, bourne, 51 Elm St., a teacher at CiaaiM Momemenn pey ttibasc to Northeast School, .and a graduate Local VFW Man AMD > Authority, said the heat of the fire ihe thingt that cadon—d u bidi, lore PRISCILLA’S POP of American IntcmaUonal Col- feet wide and T feet high. Ohe _____ lAtrge Economy Siie BY AL VERMEER "le g e ; and C. David Oliphant, Named to CD Job 15 Workers Unhurt caused some rock to fall from the engineer said the locomotive would sod aMotorits o f those sh o here Brookside Lane, Vernon, a teach roof o f the tunnel, but it caufed praptically block the passageway. ^ WITH ..AND FOR A SAfidZZj no injuries. M Y g o o d n e s s ! ' er at RockvUie High School apd a AftW Tunnel Blast 'Wbtsyeo sie cheeslogyeat boow ^ A WELL LARtse DOWN DOWN PAYMENT. 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'■1 m , FAGS TWELVl HANCHgSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HER'ALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23. 1987 THE Injuries Hit Star Performers with N. L. Clubs Patterson Cuts Down Rademacher inJ Sixth Round Herald Angle »r EARL W. YOST Champ Floored Once, Sports Editor Musial and Buhl Out; Fire & Police Routed Sport Schedtde Short Stuff from Around the Circuit Tonight What a difference' a year makes! Big Don Newcombe was By Green Manor, 11-4 P A F v*. Lfiivyera, 8~YarpUaielt Braves Blast Dodgers Field. Challenger Seven Times basking in the spotlight a year ago as he led the Brooklyn ------' I Elk* -vg. Green Manor, 8—^Cfcar-^ Dodgers to the National League pennant. The big right ter Oak. New York, Aug. 23 (JP)— Injuries moved smack dab into Lesgue champion Green Manor moved into the final round Seattle, Aug. 23 (fl*)!—Floyd Patterson, the cool destroyer hander compiled 27 victories and was rewarded for his ef of the Alumni Baseball League Jâyoffs last night with a Sunday. Aug. 88 who holds the world heavyweight championship, put down forts by being named the league’s most vliluable player. the middle of the National League pennant picture today National Ix«gue Moriarty’s vs. Granby. 2:S0e-Mt. with righthander Bob Buhl, a 16-game winner for first W. L. Pet. G.H. rousing 11-4 victory over Fire & Police at Charter Oak Nebo. . powerful Pete Rademacher la.st night and turned to dust the Thanks to a 8-0 five-hit win over Cincinnati last Wednes Milwaukee ....74 .662 Park, The victors will engage the Elks starting at 6 o’clock mg guy s dream o f stepping from the amateur peaV to the day Newk finally evened hii aea-9-— —-...... - , -i place Milwaukee, and Stan Musial, the batting ace fo r second Monday, Aug. "88 . place St. Louis, hit by shoulder^ S;t. Louis ....68 .567 6'1/2 tonight 4n a best two-of-threc6' Elks V*. Green Manor, 8—tSlar- pinnacle o f the pro*. son record at .500, having 10 -wins Brooklyn ...... 88 71/2 game eeriee for toe post-season Hartford, captain of the Brown miseries. .667^ BaskarsvUle Wai removad haûae ter Oak. Giving away 15 pounds — the to hii credit as against a like 99, was his only hit in four trips Cincinnati ....61 6 13 1/2 title. The second game -will be "H e has .all the qualificatlona of University footbaU team In the Adding to the Braves' woes, out of a playoff rule which does not al Methodlat v a Jon-Dt's, •:#<*—» champion weighed 187 to • Rade- number o f setbacks. The triumph for a .326 average. He'S the de <608 131/2 played Monday night and the a future great fighter," Floyd 1916. Rose Bowl game, died yester fielder Wes Covington ha* been Philadelphia ,.61 low a pitcher to work more than Robertson Park. macher'a 202 ~ Floyd decked the against tha fast fading Redlegs fending bet champ. New York ....58 .468 18 1/2 thh-d. If neqessarj', Tuesday at •aid. was Newcombe's first complete day in East Hartford . . . First an sidelined for "four or five days” nine Innings In two consecutive Tuesday. Aug. 87 courageous challenger seven times Ken Boyer drove in two runs Chicago ...... 46 .393 27 CSiartar Oak. Eye .Slightly Puffed nual Pfizer Nephrosis Golf Tourna because of a pulled heel tendon-r- games. before Pete took tho full count at start eliice July 1?. When someone for toe Cards, walloping a 14to Pittsburgh .,.44' .373 29 1/2 Fire & Police, oil thd^ strength of Moriarty's vs. RoekvUlg, 5:41^— “ When somebody is chopping at wants to know w het happened to ment is scheduled Sept. 3 at the wlth shortstop Johnny Logan, out Orees M »«*r (It) M L Nebo. 2:67 o f the sixth round. home run that cleared the left Friday’s Schedule Buddy M'inor's two-run single, you with to ax you have to go the Dodgers this season he need New Haven Country Olub. Touring fielder Billy Bruton and first base- r b po a e rbl Patterson. HIta Deck golf proia will team with physicians field atande at Philly, and bring- Milwaukee'at Brooklyn, (N ) — took a short-lived 3-0 lead in the Bates, ** down eventually." grinned Rade look no farther than Newcombe’s man Joe Adcock already on the In Potter, lb ...... But. to the consternation of throughout the state, including Ing in toe clincher with a Conley (8;6j v». Koufax (6-3). top half o f the first inning but thousands who regarded this as a macher, holding a chunk of ice to a disappointing record. There are jured list. Baeker\-ille, r. slightly puffed eye. Asked If he felt several from Manchester. A ll pro sacrifice fly. Rookie Bill Chicago at New York, (N) •— Coach Larry Bates' Manormen Marsh, cf. lb Fabius Wins Agai^ mismatch, Patterson was the first other reasons for the Brook col Play IJke Ohaiitpe fighting for nothing was worth the ceeds will be donated for nephrosis Muffett, retiring thq aide in a Rush (4-12) V*. Worthington (8- fought right back with five big tal Slbrlnss, *b. p . man to hit the canvas. Midway lapse, of course, but the former Buhl, who has won seven straight Eaaleson. e ... effort, he said: research. three-run sixth and blahking 8 ). lies in their half of the inrilng to in the second round Rademacher ace pitcher must shoulder a major in Milwaukee's climb to the' top McCartan, l( .. In Regaining Forni "iTery definitely." • • * the Phils on three hits toe rest of Bt. Louia at Philadelphia. (N1-— grab a 5-8 advantage which held Antonio, If crossed a right to the champion's portion o? the^ critics' fire. although bothered by an Inflamed The bout drew a gross gate of Some' baseball players pfofer the way, was given toe victory Wehmeier (6-8) or Mlzell (5-9) v*. up until the alxth frame when Kopcha, 3b ... Jaw. Floyd seemed to slip as he • _____ shoulder for a month, returned to McKay, *b New York, Aug. „28 (45 » 1243,030 - far short of the anticipat bats made of clear wood but Babe by toe official scorer, althourlv Haddix (9-10). F * P ’s Dave IVhlte blasted a long sagged, but'he went all the way Milwaukee for treatment last starter Larry Jackson had piten- Connolly, r( .. ed full-house *400,000. Rademach- Yale's ifootball forces, minus Ruth Insisted on a cluster of pin Cincinnati at Pittiburgh, '(-N) — home run over the rightfield fence. Knnak. rf ...... Bardetown Is as ready as' FaMus down and .the knockdown counter last year’! ' great backfteld, will night as the Braves, playing like ed toe minimum five innings're- Total...... er's backers — a group o f Georgia are first made in a turnery plant, Nuxhall (6-7) or Fowler (3-6) v». The homer was White's 16th of • » 11 3 18 7 then tha CMlumet Farms' w ill have, at ringside had reached the tally report Sept. 2 to Coach Jordan champions, plunked third place quired for a victory. Jaclc San Purkey (10-101. 2 businessmen- put up Patterson's are flret made In turnery a plant. Brooklyn 7>* games behind with a toe leason. ' Plr* a Pollc* 7i ~ ~ a powerful one-t-wo punch In tha of four when he got back up. guarantee of *250,000 and took both Ollvar at New Haven. The Elis open They are first roughed out, ford, the N L ’s only other IB-game Thuraday’a Reeolts •b r h pn a Referee Tommy Lo.iighran their slate Sept. 38 eninst Con 6-1 victory at Bbbeta Field. winner, loat his fifth. New York 6, Chicago ,2. Turned into a Rout Snyder, (b .... 8100,000 added Washington Park fighter's share of the gate- 00 pier weighed and Inspected to determine Cody, i* ...... I waved off the count, ruling It no cent, of the *209,5541 net or Juat un necticut In the Bowl. The 97 Musial, toe bat leader at .340, The Pirates smacked 15 hits Milwaukee 6, Brooklyn- 1 Green Manor finally turned the Handicap on Labor Day. the particular models for which gave way with what a preliminary Wbll*. lb, n, ...... * knockdown but later In his dress der *125.500. candidates invited to workout rep they are beet suited. Bach bat.muit and scored five in the fourth that (N igh t). contest Into a rout In toe itxth Minor, p, l b ...... 3 The rather fragile FaUuS, out "examination revealed aa a torn ing room Floyif said he was bowl Patterson said this would be his resent 34 states and the District o f .have the same diameter and weight nailed the Redlegs for Bob' St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 8 Inning, scoring sig times before All-n, c, p , . .. ; ...... 3 of the money only three times in mUicle suffered while batting in Po*. 3b ...... 3 ed over by the punch. last light in 1967. Asked If he Ooiumhia. Twelve letlermen will as the original model. The finish Friend's ninth victory against 16 (N igh t). toe contest was called because of 10 starts this'year, racked w his last nigtit'e 6-5 victory at Philadel )Tylor. cf ...... 3 The professional beglin to show would fight again now that he hai return, heeded by Captain Jack turning Is done on automatic shap-' defeats. Don Gross lost it In a . Pittsburgh 8, Ciiicinnsti 8 darkness. There was only one out Hanson, rf ...... I third victory yesterday at wnsh- phia which kept toe Cards within 4-8 record-^ls eighth consecutive his superiority ' over the Olympic become a professional. Rade Embersits, a fine guard. Plana call ing lathes on which many knives (N igh t). at toe time and toe winners had MrCaffory. If 1 ington Park with a speedy 1:10 titlist in the third round, .leaping for Ollvar and his staff to hold 6H games of first'. defeat after winning eight Saturday's Schedule Flotcher, If ...... 0- macher said that was something he •re mounted . . . Three special two men on base. six furlongs under 116 pounds. 3 drills twice dally until elaimea re Team trainers said Musial (nay straight ..ih a string which -began Milwaukee-at Brooklyn. from a crouch ' to apear * Rad^ Would decide' "later." thrill end race shows will be pre Skippy Marsh, with two singles Totals ___.... 30 4 I l«x « 4 3 sume. .Special arrangementa have be out several days— “ perhaps in 195X ' Chicago at New York. ytlanttc City ofnclalt, looking faacher with a straight right that "He Is, "'said Loughran of Rade sented at the Eastern States Ex and torse runs batted in, and Marsh (Iroen Manor I...... (00 oo«-n sent the big guy sprawling. been made for handling children's weeks.” An x-ray examination'was H^hk Sauer aiao homered for St. LouU at Philadelphia. n r* a- Pollr* ---- - ..300 001— 4 for horaas to invite to their 8100,- macher "the most courageous position Sept. 14 through Sept. 22.. Potter with a pair o f singles, both X On* out In alxth Innln* wh*g game 000 United Nations Handicap SepL He took a nine count and was fighter I have ever seen." groups to attend the Yale-Brown scheduled today for the 36-year-old thiF Giants aa\ Ray Crone gained Sunday’s Schedtiie The Jack Kochman Hell Driver* coming in the sixth frame, paced wa* call*d b*cauM of darltn*aa, 14, didn't see much In tha field back on his feet at the bell, but . lAHighran, who wa* sole judge, footbell game on Saturday, Oct. star, who it gunning for a seventh a/'B-7 record, although needing re- SL Louis at Brooklyn. Green Manor at the plate. 3B. Marah: HR. White; 8B. Bate*. will appear on the 15th and 17th Harsh 3, SIbrInsx: SAC, (jonnollv, back o f Our Dance as th r 6- the crowd of'16,061 had its tlpoff scored the ftret two rounds for 8 In New Haven. Anyone inter batM L titleLILIV whileWJllje paddingfJBUUIJIK a league1CCL|$U^ ilef44VA 4IC1^help after Sliuiun!shutting UULout theLflC Cincinnati at New York. Pitcher Bert Baskervllle held ested may . contact the Yale A.A. with auto racee on the 19th, 20th record consecutive gamgs CJuba on five hits for seven. W alt Milwaukee at Philadelphia. Sihrlnn; DP. Allen (o Snyder; LOB, year-old npn • itaka winner ac on the outcome. . Rademacher . tod ga'Ve the rest to and 21st with the Ward Beam F *P to three hits while worklhg nre a Polire 3, Oreen Manor 11: BB. Beginning of the End for the Challenger for further information. Tickets played. Moryn doubled in one of toe (Chi Chicago at'Pittsburgh (3). counted for toe six-furlong feature It was delayed in round 7four Floyd. The Associated Press card Thrill Show on the 22nd. five end two-toirds inning, Little Minor 4. White 3. Allen 4, Baakervllle while Floyd moved easily ai-qund agreed, except for calling the Here’s a Man Who Likes His Work will be available to ell at reduced In toe other NL games, Pitts-i cago runs, extending his hit 4: SO. White 1. Allen 3. Baakerrllle C: at 837.40 for |3 in 1:48 4-8 for PaU Rademacher, trying to get to his feet after being knocked down by Floyd Patterson In the « ■ • Dave Sibrinss finished up after W, Baekerrllle: L. Minor: 11-16 milea. BixUi round o f their heavyweight title fight here last night, rolls over on his back as Referee big Pete, stalking him and looking first round even. Floyd Patterson, the champion, swings a hefty right hook Into the face oif Pete Rademacher, rates. burgh beet Clnclnneti'8-3. the Red- streak to 19 gamea. W. L. Pet G.B. • • • ' O'Keegan (811.40) anappad • Tom my 1/nighran begins fateful count. ' He managed to' get to his feet but not until Louehran for an opening for a payoff punch. looking as if he enjoys his work—and he' made a abort job of It here last night. Here, Patterson Annual Connecticut State legs’ 10th successive d*feet and Simpson Grand-Slams New York . ...7 8 42 .650 — 25-race losing string in account had counted to 10. - (A P Wirephoto). He found the range tn the fIRh. knocks Rademacher. in his professional debut, down flat in the fifth round. Tlje gleam' of victory Golf Assn. Pro-Amateur Cham the longest sluipp o f the year in Harry Simpson hit a grand- Chicago . . . , ...7 1 48 .597 S% Paid attendance at home games L A T E PO W ER 88 VETERANS ON TEAM ing for Rockingham Park's fea Four times Patterson blasted in Patterson'a ayes paid oft in the sixth, when Rademacher was counted out. (A P Wirephoto). of the Springfield Giants in the pionship will be played Sunday at the league. The N e)^ York Giants slammer in a eix-run third for toe Boston ..,.. ...6 3 66 .529 14 >4 ture. Actinic ($7;70) showed tha Pete down in that round, and four EMtern Baseball Leagim hi* sea the Tumble Brook Country (5lub. defeated Ohicago's/Oiba > 6-3' with .Yftnkeea, nnw 17t3 against toe A ’s Detroit .... , ,-,.60— Financial Flop way home to seven other Junmra ' Tbe SUadIngs times the farm boy from Grand son for 59 dates Is ov(>r 121,000 • The atoual Four Ball Champion Willie Mays. 3-for^, including his after losing two in a row. John Baltimore . ...5 7 61 .483 30 Cincinnati — (N E A ) .— Birdie East Lansing. Mich. iP>—Duffy in the North American iftea- W. L. P e t view, Wash., struggled up at the an averags of better then 2.000 ship of the CSOA will take place 28to home run, fb r a rupnerup bat ny Kucks, Wednesday's loser, won Cleveland . ...5 7 64 .471 21*4 Tebbetts' strategy of wfiiking a Daugherty's Michigan State Foot Seattle, Aug. ts LD —One of plechaae Handicap at Saratoga, Lawyer* ...... l 0 1.000 count o f nine and tried valiantly each gaihe. The Giants are resting Wednesday at toe Yale Golf ting average of .332. In relief. Yogi Berra also hom Kansas City ...4 7 74 .388 31H batter to get at the pitcher back ball team figures to do all right this the most, unique fights ever where Jet Girl (^ ) carried t ^ Lawyers Win 5-3 F * P ...... 1 0 1.000 to match blows with hit tormen in sixth place in the standings and Course . . . Outsttoding freshman Yanks Bang A'* ered for the Yanks, off bonus lefty Washington .. .46 74 ;383 33 fired this year when L,ew Bur season with 26 letter winners weight Of 131 pounds to victory in Auto Part* ...... 0 2 .000 tor. • > " staged, the Patterson-Rade- do not stand a chance of making Or sophomore year pitching stars The New York Yankees revert Dave Hill, making his first ap Friday's Schedule dette, Braves pitcher, hit two among to* 74 Spartans who turned Dressing Roo the Heenderoi^ Randinap, top flat Smiling Nod macher heai-yweight title bout the playoffs.. .Dr. Fred Mollowan, in toe National League include ed to form and bAnged Kansas City pearance. Mantle was 0 -for-ll New York at Cleveland, (N )-;- home- runs off the .Redlega Joe out for practice. The team won iaat night found the champion •venL Questful Abbey (818.90) Lawyers (SI Loughran went to Raderaacher’s heed socc*r coach st Cortland Danny McDevItt, Don Dr.vsdale and 11-4, regaining a 64 game edge before singling ahead o f Y o g i’s Shentz (10-3) vs. NarleskI (9-3). Nuxhall in one game this season. seven, lost two and tied fo r fourth ab r h po a e rbl comer after the bell to aak Pete reaping $tSO.OOO and the rhal- State Teachers Ctollege. will be tbe Sandy Koufak of the Dodgirs, Dick o v ^ th e idle second place Chicago blast. Boston at Cleveland, (N)— Sul It was toe first time in Burdette’s place with Ohio State In the Big made It five straight victorlea in Over Auto Parts Saverick. 3b ...... -.3 0 0 2 3 0 0 langer’s, hacker* losing about career he hit more than a double. Del Mar's mile feature. Drott and Moe Drabowsky of Chi- Williams. O-for-6 at Cleveland, Ten team atandtng last season. Delaney, c ... 3 3 0 3 1 0 0 if he was all right and got a p r in c i^ speaker at the third an _ „ l^lte Sox In the American League livan (10-8). vs. Pierce (18-9). A. Story', as ... 3 3 3 2 3 0 3 half that much with no enr- nual C IAC Soccer Clink) Sept. 14 had two singles as the Red Sox Washington at Detroit, (N ) — smiling nod. But Pete appeared prise. Chopping Style Softon whipped aeveland 11- First place will be at stakp tonight when the Little League 3 0 3 in 0 1 3 tired and hurt and the few blows Ref Advises Pete Qiamp Agrees : at 1 Bridgeport Unlverilly... .Bob -nn lost his fifth Thursday’s Beeults 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tvent on it could not possibly Ncattic. Aug. 23 LD — Refer saeouator. Both toama have up-A then S'right. It wee the next-to- For Challenger former Notre Dame great, is McDaniel of the Cards. four trips, putting his leading aver In a row for a 13-15 record—hi* Boston 11, Cleveland 3; ended the Manchester Auto Parts Total* ...... 23 S 5 13.11 1 4 gross more than $400,000. ee Tommy I,oughran, one of In Second Heat worst since 1948. New York 11. Kansai City 4. outa. Teammates Harry Hunting- last knockdown. i again handling Bowdoin.. .tlConn age at .386. Yankee Mickey Mantle, of tho National League in their Anil, Part* ,3, That was the outlook If all the great ll)tht heavyweight Lary, who led the AL -with 21 . Detroit 4, Baltimore 0. ton (tw o doubles) end Jimmy Patterson threw a left and this varsity fall sports teams will en- Weekend teeyee bawball lists who also had been -without a hit oîng starts, the Lawyers ah r ' h po a e rbl 25,000 seats .were filled. They Seattle, Aug. 23 (45—"When boxing champions of yester Seattle. Aug. 28. (45—Heav.v- age in 36 contests with the grid- Boston at Chicago/Saturday on for two days, was l-for-4, but lost victories last year, picked up a Only Gamea Playe^. We Are REDUCING time as Rademacher struggled Smith (e double end single) stood Crowell, *e .,.. .3 0 0 1 2 1 0 weren't. With both television turning the trick last night by a Jenack, 2b ..... wearily to his feet the referee somebody's, chopping at you with years, today advised Pete fers opening Sept. 21 against Cl^nnels 22 and/30 and^Mllwau- another point foY a J377 mark. 7-15 record with his third con Saturday’s Schedule out In a losing cause. ..3 1 1 0 2 1 0 and radio banned, the total weight CSiampion Floyd Patterson, S-S'margin at Buckley Field. Smith, cf ...... 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 waved Patterson away. Most ring- an ax, ;it’s bound to get you." Rademacher to quit the ring. Springfield College in the Bay kee at B i ^ k l ^ on 8. Sunday, It Was a breeze for toe Braves, secutive -Victory. He faced only Boston at Chicago.' An error, a double by A rt Huntlnifton. lb . S 1 2 3 0 0 I gross gate was 8243,030. The A t the same time he said knocked down for only the second 29-batters and walked none in the Baltimore at Kansas City.- Shortstop A rt Storey and. first Mrtîrrjr, p __ aiders thought Loughran was stop Pete flademacher, the Olympic Slate. Home footbaU gam«t. a** Brooklyn hos^ SL. Louis at £b- with. Hank Aaron'a 35 th homa run Storey and, Fltzpatrick'i single .3111000 net was reported as 8209J15knockout at the hands Patterson could become as ping amateur king Pete Rade. 13, Delaware Oct. 36. New Hemp- Frank IScmty) Carter hai re was all Lew Burdette needed for 14. The Ortolee got three of New York at Cleveland. banged out a single and double Southard. 3b .. the count had reached 10 tod it f ret inning. But the Automen 2 0 0 0 OS 0was a knockout. 40 per cent. of the professional champion of the great as Jack Dempsey. macher last night, gave his foe full •hire , Nov. 2 and Rhode Island signed aa^head coach of basketball his 12th victory. The veteran their singles In the fourth inning, Sunday’s Schedule and knocked In two runs in spear fought back with three markers In IxiTett. If ...... 3 0 0 0 1 «D 0 ^Thc Rademacher camp took but Bob Nieman hit into a double Our INVENTORY On All world, Floyd Patterson, In their O f Radetdacher, the 19.58 Baltimore iBt Chicago (3). heading the Lawyers' triuntph. Churllla. rf .... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 After the battle Rademacher of credit. Nov. 16, at Bristol High snd hss secepted righthander tossed a seven hitter the fourth inning on three doubles fered no alibis and Patterson was »r only to SL Joseph's o f Phila for an official count Of four In the the mile In 3:59.4, trackmen have Pate won the Olympic title in ed down by Patterson In the time was eclipsed nine times, tores him the R BI lead over Muaiel at pions. delphia. second and wasn't stopped until been under the four-minute mile 26 times in 1955 and four times .in DRIVE BEFORE YOU BUY Pete wonth e Olympic title in hoiit at .Sicks’ Stadium. the sixth. Melbourne, Australia, and al tlmee. When Derek Ibbotaon of 1954. Sixteen runners have beaten -+- Major Lodguo most singlehandedly promoted last Has QiuUlftoatioas England set the record of 3:57.2 on four minutes. Australia's John night's fight 'With Patterson, the " I understand hie punching . July 19 three other .runnera were Landy has accomplished the feat We repeat this former sellout offer for our Our OK Used Cars are thoroughly inspected and re*condi- = L a a d e r s = = first" time that an amateur heavy power but not his ability," Floyd under four minutes in the same six times. Record holder Ibbotson Sport Chatter' declared. "He's ,rem. from, winning race. H iey were Stanislav Jung- has beaten toe charmed time on Americiui League weight king had stepped into the tiofied according to factory recommendations before they ring in a title fight against the pro the Olympic heavyweight title, end wirth of Czechoslovakia, Ron four occasions Batting (Based on 275 at bats) champion. J FOOTBALL 00.4CH Walter eager. He has the qualifications o f ' —Willfems, Boston, .388; Mantle, Rademacher, who decked the I3rigga reminds all Manchester a future great fighter but he lacka ore displayed for sole. We con honestly soy there ore no New York, .377; Woodling, Cleve High grid candidate;, of tonight's TIRE SALE! experience.” champion In the second round, said . ' • • land. .326; Fox, Chicago. .322: the punch had a lot of beef behind phyaical examinations at 8 o'clock Patterson said ;he was surprised better used cors anywhere. Prove it for yourself. Boyd, Baltimore, .317. it. in tjie nurse’s si'lte at the high by the knockdown but didn't feel Home Runs— Mantle,' New York ‘The knockdown didn't surprise school. he was in any trouble. He appeared tod Slevers, Washington, 32; Wil me as much as it did F lo;^;" uivmarbed as hr dropped his htods liams, Boston, 31; Colavito, Cleve Rademacher said. " I saw the o ^ - M1DOI7T LEAG U E football in a bucket of ice water, and talk n EW L O N D ^ land, 21; Wertz, Cleveland. Max Ing and poured it home. I t was piactice is scheduled, to start ed calmly 3-T SUPER-CUSHIONS by well, Detroit and Zemial, Kansas right to the side of the head." lesday night a t . 6 o'clock at "Rademacher \‘as a much hard City. 20. "Floyd told ui after the fight it «r Oak Park. At the present er punch«r than Jackson but he WATERFORD Hits— Pox. enucago. 163; Mantle, hurt him," Geprge Chemers. Rade- approximately 100 boys, in- doesn't have the sUmlna.” Try One Out Today N ew York, 162; Malzone, Boston, mach'er's trainer, chimed In. "It cludlni^ 44 veterans, have signed Told he appeared disgusted 146; Williams, Boston, 1'43; Gard was a dandy punch. the necbqaary anpileation blanks wdien Rademacher went down foY ner. Baltimore and Hinoso, Chi O O D iÊAR "P ete fought the fight we want- to partielfdtto in the program. Boys his fo’iirth count of nine in the . cago, 138, ed him to fight, but Patterson wasaj not yet refi^^tcrcc' may do so fifth stanza. Patterson replied i SPEED BOVVi just too strong and fast—for ,T esday' at th6\HeId but all appli "W hy should I have been dis i National Lragiia him.” ' cations muit iV.^ completed by gusted. I wasn't going down." Tire value unmatched at 19S6 CHEVROLET 4-D00RV4 $l995|ll»}OLDSl9i. rf Manchester Association for tK his initial professional outing, FOR RXAMPUCt 1953 FORD V-3 CONVERTIBU $995 Jarkn, p 3 • 1955 CHRY5LER WINDSOR DE LUXE 1951 MERCURY 2-DOOR Health df Reta'dad C5illdren. I 0 if 0 0 o Bo Wininger Trails D'Amato declared: Radio, Heater, Fordomatlc. $445 I "He showed he was cleverer I H.P. Reg. 8188A0 PhM Tax. » « • MOxii m M h <> Radie, Heater. iLôriatty's entered -the game Toula ...... *31 9 1 3 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $1495 boasting eight straight wins at J > V • o l r O R C i zml smarter than anyone thought,” ■ S A LE PRICE , - ab r h a # rbi, • ' ! Cus said of. Pete.’ 1 home. 1953 FORD V-3 CLUB COUPE $79511951 DeSOTO 4-DOOR Paqurttr. c f ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 He remained non-eofnmittal on Radio, Heater. $295 Tw o imearned rims in tne bot- D. Simmon*, 3b .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Milwaukee, Au k . 23 iiP) *124-»5„.,„ • 1955 FORD FOROMATIC ...... $1295 Radio, Heater. If I future plans for the champion. • Die 4.00x14 IH* eldef I tom of the sixth ftame brok* up a 5;>7. 2ft ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 uel Da La ^ Dan'l wait * . . roikrboffom »• ...... 3 ,0 1 0 1 0 oj I "7 can't say'at this tlme,'^ w-a medel* nf Flymen**, Fwd*. ! tifh'i. pitcher's' >luel between Red A. Man*ui'fsis, 3b ....3 0 1 1 s 0 sttoda^97th on the 1957 PGA his only -comment. “ II H.P. Reg. 8480.78 Phu Tax. Roach, Earlier he ChevreleH, Nmlms end priea$ and roek-bottom farms • 1953 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN $595 I 'Jacko of Hamilton and Mylee Mc Coop«*r,-.-r, .i( I I! 0 i v i S'S* i *•'?*"*■ pair of 3250,000 B ALE PIUOB - * ' * Donough of the Gaa Housers. The Morlarty,iriarty, lb .....3 0 (I K fl ***, dollars, offerr already. maka th’s your bast daall former scattered three hits and Wo;>lclk, • c ...... 3 0 0 » 0 of 01 today ledt he field into thr aecond MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Hc«diund. rf ...... 2 0 0 1) 0 (7 (t I round of the 835,0(k) Milwaukee m o Tax was never in an/ trouble. Mc H. Simmon*, rf . „ » , lafi.OOO Donough was touched for six McDttnoueb, p . i o ? ? n n 2,lop*o Oolf Tournament. . Pitching (Based on 10 declolona) MORE PEOPLEIÎÔN GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINO ] blows, two of the tainted' variety ----- 1 Trailing the 35-year-old pro - Donovan, Chicago. 14-3, .824; MOTORS FROM 3 H.P. TO 35 H.P. TolaU ...... ^ ** i Oftconi the nearby Milwaukee Coun-, Rhtotz and Grim, New York. 10-3, Lwhlch led to th* game's- 6nly Jlamilton I scoring. SB. Pli*ks:‘ LOB Uanil'lion 8, Morlar": Club are 16 of the nation's .769; Bupning. Detroit, 15-5 and ty'aS; BB. Jacko 2, MoDoiii.urIi 2- SO t® top money winners. Their goal NarleskI, Cleveland, '9-3, .750. Carter Chevrolet Co., Joe ■ Rourgeols was the only Jacko 4. McDonmish 5: HBP. Krauf-tis the 36,000 first prixe. CHORCHES MOTORS I player tq collect two hits In the V. Vacand wiitke; Time, 3:ic^ \\ p e La Torre, wh%;,has been a Pitching (Baaed on 10 deciaiona) SPORT MANCHESTER TIRE. .... CAR DISPLAY AND SALES I well played game. ' I pro since 1947 without attracting — Scmnldt. St. Louis, 10-1, ,9W; Sunday afternoon Moriarty's Joe Cunningham,, St. Louia : much attention outside o f Wlacon- Sanford. PhUadelphia, l6-S,-,.768{ MCBRIDE’S SPOT YOUR DODGE DEALER 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Mitchell 9-5238 I meet Grants at 2:80 at Nebo in a Cardinal reserve first baseman. | ain. toured Tripoli Golf Club’s Buhl. Milwaukee, 16-6, .727; V. Me- Farmington Valley League game batted .320 and hit 11 horns runs' 6,355-yard layout in a 6-under-par Daniel, 8 t Louis. 7-3, .700; Jack- 111 CENTER STREET—MI 9-8747 M OAKLAND STRUT MANCHESTER I and Tuesday night the locals meet for Rochester, N.Y., in the Inter- 165 y ea te r^ y for a Slim ona atroka ten, fit. Louis, 13-6 and Etodrea. I RookyOto at 5:46 at Kabo. national V**ft>* 1995. • lead. ______Bfooklyn, 10-6, .667, 1 I" ^ ■ . .. "%■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1967 PAGE FOURTKEIf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957 Pa g e f if t c im % Hooaahold Goods 51 Wantad To Rant 68 Houses for Sale 72 Bnaineas Serrlees Offered 13 Psintins—Papeiiiic 211 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW I Houms for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale , 75 Wantcd-oRcuI Estate 77 BY FAGALY snd SHORTEN Articles for Salt 45 HouMhoId Gootlg 51 SERVKL GAS rafrigarator, four A FAMIL'Y, three adulta two chll 318,900—00 5 0 ’LBTELY renovated MANCHESTER — Six room Co TWO BEDROOM ranch, 24 foot ■.--WANTED ' CUIAN AND paint thoaa guttera PAlNTufO AND panerhanglng. burner gaa and oil combinaUon dren, who know how to take care cs{>e with 4 rooma and garage. Ciassifi«l now. Avoid oottly rapalra later. Good clean workmansnip at rea 1378 GAL OIL tank, 50 gal oil tank MOVING TO ■tove, double bed, draaaar, com lonial. ^ t h and one-haU, Excel knotty pine living room, 12 foot ’rWO-FA50LY HOUSE LU6TINO of house and grounds need 6-8 Vaeent. FHA mortgage of 313,300 lent condiUon. Idea) for family picture window, stone flreplace, Ml. 3-lSSS. sonable rates. 30 years in Man- with atand, used Coleman WEST COAST ^ mode, dressing table, club and rooms, centrally located. Refer water heater. Make an offer, available. Firejdace, plaster with school agO chUdren. Qoae to combinaUon aluminum windows Cash buyer waiting. ebastar. Raymond Fiaka. Ml. *rocK u h o ttr movsq since tub wing chair, treadle eewing ma- ences. 5 0 3-1831. walla. Central. T. J. Cm kett, ^ ANNOUNCEMENT Mvertisement OONDER-B T.V. Servlca, available 0-0337. T hat was cast wEsicf and rr hasn’t 9-4550. CUSTOMER CAN’T USE IT chine. MI S-4537. elementary and new high school. and doors, 114 aerss land, patio. Alao, all other typos of Ustlnga SFANtSK* AMERICAN WAR— SO HK S O lO f Realtor, 5 0 S-15T7 or 5 0 94418. CLASSIFIED ADVT. any uma. Antenna convaralona, STOPPED OONfr UP SINCE SO I WANT A RELIABLE WOULD U X E lour or five rooma, M iw be seen to bOM furnished-waterfront 8:15 A . M. to 4:S0 P. M. and split level painted for 8350. IS72 OWtWAvlr., condlUon. Reasonable. Call after HOUSEKEEPING 9-8406. New alx room ranch. Nice home 5 0 9-5781 Evenings; 5 0 9-7484 M A M RUBBISH CO. Athea, rub- Only quality paint applied-by ex 5 p.m. MI. 9-8319. TO TAKE OVER WANTED—A home for elderly for a junior execuUve. Large lot, coUaga on Crystal Lake, all elec blah, treea removed. Cleaning at- BAULtAMPtO, TWO PIECE LAWSON living tric, reiwonaMc. RoekvUle, TR perienced painters. MJ 0-9079, PI CAur. UNPAID BALANCE man. Good habits and good {wnd on property. For modem LISTINGS NEEDED for all types Hot OpoRod Hts Offleo COPY CLOSING TIME tica, cellart, yarda. Reasonable 3-7170, HA 3-0420 (collect). I DOUBLE FOLDING chairs, $1 Monthly Payments room suite, 345. Pair table lamps. health. Phone 5 0 8-8488. family living you must tee this NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE 6-8091. of homes, .eiqwa, rsnehss, eo- ratea. Anytime, weekenda in. pair. Zipaer Club, 35 Brainard ;33.S8 Good condiUon. M l 3-5159. one. lonlsls 3, r or 4 (sniUy. CsU For Tho Pracfico Of Dontiifry FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. Ciudad. MI 9-9707. Place. THREE OR FOUR room furnished Five rooms’ finished, one )>arUy NEW-FURNITURE completed, ceramic Ule baUi u{>- Cleszynskl-Felber Agency, 50 , MON. THRU FRI Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 And AppUancea *- t h e v i l l a g e c h a r m AnUque apartment for family of three. Wanted— Real Eatate 77 8-1409 or 5 0 9-4391. HEDSTROM CARRIAGE, like new Shop of Manchester, Conn<, 42 Contrally located. 5 0 9-4313. SOUTH WINDSOR ■tairs, lavatory down. Natural fin 10:30 A. M. MORTB3fSEN TV. Specialized RCA HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE S ish kitchen edbinete, exhaust fim. U8TINOS WANTED, single and 521 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST HOME OWNERS! Combine nag $15. High chair and car seat, 85. MONTHS Spruce St. General line of toter^ New 8M room ranch. Wooded lot, Se l UNO, Buying, TradlngT UU.- telaviaioo aervice. MI. 8-4641 ging bills into an eaay;to-pay aec. MI 8-8854. basement garage, \parter St. (end two-fanuly houses. Member of SATURDAY 9 A; M. I sold this to a young couple S esUng anUques, paat and future convenient locaUon. For auttorban M.L. (Which means Live Modern TELEPHONE Ml 3-1603 ond mortgaga loan c o i ^ g only a ..a. . . .. family living, this is it! of Porter St., ahort ■ distance off lO B. Howard R. Hairttogs, Real FLOOR SANDING and refiniahli months ago, but they are not get collectablea, including bric-a-brac Bi^neas Proparty for Sale 70 —MulUple lis t)—all your real es penny a month for 4ach dollar [CARRIAGE. PLAYPEN, carbed, and glassware, Open all day and Camp Meettoig Rd.)^ - tor, 50 9-1107, any Ume. Specializing In old floora. % carseat. Other miscellaneoua baby ting married. tate th r modem way. The Ells TOim OOOPBRATION WOX you owe. Call Frank Burke at aveninga. EAST HARTFORD—Business zone MANCHES-fER WANTED—Lakefront lot on West worth Mtttsn Agency, Realtore, Daily Office Hours— Eveninffs By Appointmaat BE ATPSEOIATED 0-5750. items. WiU sell for 135. Call MI BLOND BSUIROOM corner lot. Six room two stoiy X s h a n n o n . Builder Side Bolton Lake. Owner wUl build CH 6-8597 (Evea. J8^-S553). Con LTviNo ROOM s iir r s MI S4980; necticut Mortgage Exchange, 1 9-36M. house. DomeeUc Hot water heat, Five lots in nice residence A BU 9-1418 permanent residence. TTrite Box Lewis S t (cor. Gold). Hartford, 5-PC. DINErTE SBT OOMBINA'nON SINK and faucets, city water and sewer. Needs a lit- zone. Lota are 50x130 and tub dlvi- X, Herald. ARE YOU OONSIDBRINa OIL BURNERS cleaned and aerv- REGULATION baaketball goal, .16 "Westinghouse" Elec. Ref. alon is on file. All lota front on a Diol M l 3-5121 iced. MI .0-4901. three single sinks. MI 3-6887. Ue work. Lot iq>proximately 60x 311,70(fcr-8IX R(?OM _*inge. three SELLINU. YUUR PKOPERTT7 foot ladder, 76 feet of garden hose, “ Coloric" Combination Range 120. One car gu a ge with,,cement paved street. or four bedrooms. On ibt 40x130. Ws wUI appraise your prooertv four gallons best quality outside ’’Maytag" Washer CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. Business Opportunities BBNDDC ECONOMAT washer, basement, ideal for repair work Oil heat, elactrtc. stove. Near the tree and without any a eb white paint. Ash can, unused, ’ ’Emerson" Television Set good condiUon, new pump, res or workshop. Immediate occupan GASTON REALTY CO. Church of AasumipUon. CaU Turk We alao buy property (or coah- Small appUancea repaired. 151 SMALL, VERY attractive reatau dropleal kitchen table. MI 9-4334. "Hoover" Vacuum Cirl in G>ma North Main St MI 3-4517, reai- solvable. CaU MI 8-7921. cy. Temporarily priced at 311,900. Office: 145 School St. tngton Bros. Realty Oo. 5 0 8-1507, SeUing or buying eaotaet - ‘ I Lost and Found rant. For further details call Ml Also included Sealy Innetspring Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. 5 0 denca MI s-6980. I GIRL’S FULL size bicycle, $15. MI 9-5781 5 0 9-4737 5 0 O-'"1-7731,...... MI 9-5468...... STANLEY B lu r Realtor 9-8239. Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex WBS’nNGHOUSE combinaUon oil 9-8910. BRAE-BURN RIOALTT a n c h o r Blue, perskect. Cboiet Thayer spring rocking horse, 81; ander Smith" Rugs, Lamps, and electric range, $M. 437Vfc N, Member OICOXX STREET—New 6H room Awaits Kidney FLETOHER R U SS CO. “ cto the luune o( Bfck or a whiatle. HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. smell rocking horse. 13; wading 50. 84373. Available at all timea. Philco fac Tables, Kitchen Cabinet, Inlaid and Mato SL, MI 9-8854. Board of Realtors ranch with basement garage, all f-787». VlclnUy of Glenwood 8t. Please tory auperviaed aervice. Tel. MI Help Wanted— Female 35 pool, 13; stroller, $5. CaU MI a few other articles:' Farms and Land foi' SKIe 71 utUiUes, plastered walls, Ule bath, U anN O S WANTED—Single, two* 188 WEST 5IID11LB TURNPIKE can Mi »■&S4S6S. 3-7368, Saturday morning. MulUple Listing Service 9-0688. FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE As- Phone Me Immediately mahogany cabinets. C3iaries Pontl- Of Twin Sister family, three - (kmUy, bualneas Hartford CHapel 7-0358 UPRIGHT DEEP freezer for sale. 6H ACRES. HIGH and dry. Moat ceUl, MI 9-9044. pro]>erty. Have many .cosh buy- OORNEB DUBAirr RK aiitant, between ages of 30 and 40, I NEW CXILDRED bathroom seta CaU MI 8-9289. ly clearod.-Very desirable. CaU CUSTOM FEATURES in a newly CLOTHES POLE ai^d posta In- AFTER 7 P.M. CH. 6-4890 decorated three bedroom’ rand^ en . Mortgages arranged. Please L0ST-4Caya to blue Lincoto. Please to work in large multi-lined in Slightly damaged shower stalls f>I 2-4460. $11,900—SIX YEAft old ranch in (Continued from Page One) call MI S-jOM or MI.»-T4»3. atalled. Old poles removed and re surance agency—willing to accept See It Day Qr Night home. An 18 ft. pine paneled play esU George L. GrastsAo, Rssltor, NEW LARGER QUARTERS and bases, ainltq, bathtubs, 80 gal- If you have no means of tranapor- Bolton. ExceUent condiUon. Buy 5 0 4-6878 109 Henry Street set. Trees cut and removed. Ml reaponsibility—stenogr^hic and loir*G;E. electric hot water heater, Wearing Ai^wrel— Fan 67 FOR DIFFKREINT 'sizes and twpes room. Shnibbed-in {>aUo, dis|>MalI. ton, D. b „ received q kidney from PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKING LOST—PASS BOOK No. 3308. SaV' 9-1353. taUon, I’ll send my auto for you I Large lot close to Green school. er may . assume present mortgage bookkeeping background a neces slightly used. Clioman’s House- of farms and land tracU within 20 at 4>4%. For appointment call hla brother, Jesse. 1d( s Department o t the Manches' sity—modem, air conditioned wrecking, Stock Place, or c4U No obligation! CHESTER FURRIERS— Furz re mllet oi Hartford. Lawrence F, Priced at 318,500. CaU 5 0 9-9301. AUTO GLASS INSTALLIO SHED DORMERS, garages and all modeled, repaired. Capes and X0 3-4304. In the third operaUon — the healthy twdn whUp another stands 2 ter Trust Company. Application ^ ^ s of carpentry work. Roofing, working faculties in Manchester. MI 9-2393. A—L—B— & -R —T—*S Fiano, Broker. 5 0 8-8910, . made (or payment Salary, chance for advancement 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD stolea made, 319.95. Call MI 9-7218 $15,000 — New 3 bedroom ranch first in history Involving two wom by—ready to place It In the body ng, gutter wOrk. For free esti for free, eaUmate, at your home. nearing compleUon. Very central, o f t)M alHng h twin. ' GLASS FURNITURE TOPS mates. call MI 9-8933, or Ml and fringe benefits commensurate a s s o r t e d u s e d building ma Lots tor Sale 73 en — healthy Mra. Wanda Foster DOST — Thbraday nisht, boy'i with qualifications. Only detail terials, plumbing supplies, Win YOU’RE ALWAYS welcome at tha Honaes For Sal* 72 full basement, fireplace, plaster 3-4700. COUNTER GIRL wanted for dry w in d o w c l e a n e r . Mus^be ex- CHILD'S COAT, size 8. Good con — when 21, — contributed a kid An operaUon. involving the rt- m t Timex wristwatch between Park biographical sketch and T e r MANCHBSTEUt Pet Center (or all dows, inside and outside doors, New Curiosity Shop, Rout# 4, 1^- walls. This la a real buy for the MIRRORS (PiraplaM m i D ) cleaning store. Full Unie. Apply perienced and feliable. No high dover. Come to buy, sell, or look diUon. Reasonable. Other items. ktANCHESTER — New six' room money. Excellent FHA mortgage ney to restore her IdenUcal ' twin moval of on organ from a h^thy ade, lilley and Esaex Sts. and ences will be considered. Write your pete and pet’a auppUea. electrical wiring, braaa, ^ copper TWO LOTS, one waterfront. Selling W. Middle Tpke. Reward. MI in person. Parkade Cleaners, Man climbing. CaU MI 3-7614 at unusual anUques. 1-6 weekdays, MI 9-3018. ranch home to Rockledge atC' avaUaklc. Also have another sister, Mrs. Edith Helm, to health. pwaon-—but a minor—involves MASON WORK and every kind of Box M, Manchester Herald-^ Chester Shopping Parkade. Free delivery within city limits. and galvanized pipes, furnaces, to setUe estate. Phone 5 0 3-4334. legal compUeaUone. In the ease of PICTURE FRAMING ( o l S-TSSa. Pedigreed. Air conditioned. radiators. Choman's•wL Housewreck-xr 1-8 Sat. and Sun. . Uon, IH baths, oermmic tUa ranch a year old with recreaUon ITie recipient of a kidney in the repair. MI 3-1870. MBDIUM Sized outgrown men’s kitchen coimteni. Attached m - room finished for 314,800. T. J. latest operaUon, Leon Masden, 19, Laon and Leonard Maeden, court SEWING MACHINE30NE pf>e:rators. PRACTICAL NURSE to care for CABINET MAKER and finish car Ml 9-4273. Opra Monday-Satur- ing. Stock Place, or call MI 9-2393. suit, topcoat, and jackets. Good BUHDINO LDTS—t^ ltei and Cov- approval wma obtained to safe WINDOW cMd FLAra GLASS Eight hour dayr shift or (ivi —------ji______LARGE FOUR burner gaa stove rage, amealte drive, fully land- Oockett, realtor, 5 0 8-1577 or 50 of ShepherdsviUe, Ky., is sUll at GRINDING AND aharpening — (lye hour infant and Help mother with light penter. MI 9-5043. day, 9-4 p.m, Thuhursday, 9-9 p.m. with center grill, tabletop. Good condiUon. 861 Weat O nter Bt. entry. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker, guard the legal rights o f the Personals toola^rsconditioned. Lawn mowers night shift. Apply>ply lOiKlarlar Toy Bcaped lot. $21,000. CW The 9-4418. 5 0 9-6910. the hospital convalescing. Hla JAtDUSIBSi IMtaIlatte« Is QnM, KMgf aai 1 housekeeping. MI 3-5635. condition. Reasonable. Call MI R. F. Dlinoek Co.. 5 0 9-5246 or healthy twin and the doctors. and saws preeikion sharpened Co... 60 HUUard■a S St. t / MBffJ WITH masonry or bricklay BIRD, cat and d<« auppUea, whole Boats and Accesaorica 46 brother, Leonard, who gave a kid tHOK REPAIRINO while ypu wait sale anoand retau.retoU. DaUy 9 to 6 p.m. ------— ■ .------3-5694. 5 0 9-6818. PI 2-7149. ney to Iteon, has been discharged. OORXRAOIORSt WE HAVE IN STOfm motors serviced, ensilage knives, WOMAN TO CARE (or three school ing background to handle applica Wanted— ^To Buy 3-2792. MANCHESTER or while you abpp. Sam Tulyes, 33 mower blades, shears, cutlery, WOMAN »'OR shirt preaalng. Ap age children in my home days. Tueaday, Thuraday, Friday nii^ta MANCHESTER BOAT CO„ 10 Ba- LOT 164.7X346, Hackmatack St. The parents o f the Huskey ^rls MEDICINE CASINETS m i SHOWIR DOORS Oak St at Purnell Parking Lot. tion of stone veneer for our newly THREE FOOT mahogany finish call 5 0 3-8394. U.S. Imports Cryolite clippers, etc. Bmpson H. Abom, ply New Systeto Laundry, 44 Har Call MI 9-2721 after 4 p.m. formed department. Must have 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Routa 0 and •ex St. DaUy 12 nqoo-9 WANTED —Used'storm wtadowa, BOLTON were flown to Boston with their rison St. Chapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m, Deacon’s bench-.. Excellent condi 5LANCHBSTBR— Magnlfloant new OPEN BATUBDATS — OPEN TBUR8DAT BVKMINOR Maple St., ElHnôn. Tel. XR truck. To, pay to right men. Ap tion. Reasonable. CaU MI 8-7490 32X62VI and 38x421&. CaU MI Spur Level. Rockledge aecUon. daughters. They remained here to WANTED—Ride from School St. I SALESLADY, experienced, full Atwater-Ana Boats. 8-8276. COVENTRY , day to be near them, althouili the In the paat SO years mors than E a n M A m o l a d u o i v b n to Conn. Blvd., East Hartford. ply in person, 35 OaklSt., Great lAKC REGISTERED pedigreed I after 6 p.m. 1,600 square feet p t Uvliig area. Suburban for Sale 75 a mlUlon tons o f eryoUts have time. Apply In person. Weldon Eastern Ck>natruction Co., 9-ii 5(ANC:;^1E8TER — Try and top father felt that he must return Houra 8:30 a.m.-8 p. .. MI 3-8087. SALESLADY Drug Co. 901 Main St. Pugs, fawn, beautifully marked. 2^ baths, two-car garage. For home. been been mined in Greenland. Household Services a.m., Mr, Lindsay. THREE-PIECE living room act further toformaUon or appotot- this one. Beautiful alx room ranch, BOLION—Coventry Une. New five During tha war. the entire out|Mit Call after 5 p.m., 33 Grant Rd., Diamonda— Watches— Rooms Wlthont Board 59 The family has four other ELECTRIC RAZORS repaired. Offered IS-A Part time. Apply after 3 p.m. Manchester. with Blip covers. Floor lamps. ment ee call 'Ihe R. F. Dim- three large bedrooms, Ule bath, room ranch, ceramic Ule bath, went to the American war Indua- Parta and euttlnr heads for all WANTED—Three young men to Jewelry 48 Drape's, five-piece kitchen set. ock Oo„to 5 0 9-6245 or 5 0 9-4318. Uving room, with fireâce, tUntog Iqiotiy pine kitchen, walk-out cSJldren, rangirg from 9. to 28 tries, chiefly the aircraft industry. Help Wanted— Male 36 ROOM TO RENT. Inquire State years old,______Remlnston, Sunbeam, Norelco, FURNTTURE repairing and refit Continental Baking: Co. learn sheet nietal trade. Man REGISTERED BLUE Tick coon I Baby stroller and baby carriaga. TaUor Shops MI 3-7888, or MI PI 2-7169. room, cabinet kltchei leoL Tftrgii Jat_3m.600^_R.. About OneTourthf< ...... of the total m- chester Sheet Metal, 14 High St, LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- Schick. Rusaell’s Barber Shopi lahlng; antiquea raatorad. Fumi 621 CJONN. BLVD. hound pups. Ready for training. M rs , adpista watehea agpertly. Phone MI 9-8485. ------3-6(M7. ered patio, attached garage, hot :k Co., 5 0 94245, 10 Mrs. Huskey wlU raimainramain in. ports of this ore, uaed.ln making comer Oak and Spruce. tura Repair Servlca, TalcottviUe. EAST HARTFORIk CONN. LOOKING FOR Call after 5 p.m., MI 9-8444. 311,800—Six room Colonial, excel water oil heat. Beautifully land 9-4818 or M 3-7169. quarters rear the hospital, to be 15 PAINTERS wanted. Only ex Reaaonabla pricea. Open daUy. USED FURNITURE for sale. Very aluminum, sUU |ro to the U nIM l a . 8-7449. OPPORTUNITY??? lent condiUon, buUt 1943, central, ■ciq>ed grounds. Immediate ooou- near her daughters.. States. Last years exports totaled perienced, reliable men should ..Thuraday aveninga. 139 Spruer good condiUon. Call MI 3-1776 be BOLTON— 318,600 — New custom tJriver salesmen needed (or ex Street. MI. 9^4347. LARGE FRONT room near bath. west side looaUon. Carlton W. pancy. 'You won’t find a cleaner AU o* the operations have been 38,000 tons. Product of the Month! WSAVINO e t bums, moth boles WOMAN TO live in and care for apply- Top wages gpd steady work tween 5-p p.m. Aatonobilcs for Sale 4 pansion program with growing ENGLISH SETTER puppies, pure, MI 3-5848. , Butchtoa, 5 0 9-5182. MulUple List' ranch, toan this. Priced at 316,500. buUt Caiw on large wooded tot. performed without coat' to the andI Jotn toni clothing, hoatery runs, three chUdren 9, 6, 3. One who for right men. CaU Superior three months, 825. MI 3-7951. tog Mamber. 4H rooms down, two unfinished .'rinci|>ala. The hospital sDcpenses handbags repalraiL Upper ra- prefera good home to high wages. organization. Wholesale route five Painting, Inc., Robert Mclendy. XDNO 11B1E TBAOHEB NEED A CAR? Short on a down day week, health, welfare and’ pen Garden— Fam -Ôsiry ROOMS WITH Uriit houaekeeplng. 5(ANCHBSTER-.47 LUac St. Uke up. This beautiful Cape has Just linked -with the ■q>srmU(m have been placemant. umbrailaa rapalrao, Write Box T, Herald. PI 2-7070, or report at shop, 100 DOGS BOARDED, baUied and | LARGE Div a n , iis. Caii m i 8-7345 Ontrally located ANSALDI. BUILT Colonial, six Ennlft, Te*. (jry ~ M n . Vivian payment or had your credit turned sion plan, padd hoUdays and vaca ted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 to he near town and have land? been com{>leted snd is ready for paid by the John A. Hartford Ftoun- Bweatman MeCtoy haa andsd 47 oom T Don’t give up' For a good men’s shirt collars reversed and Bumisde Ave., East Hartford at clipped. State license. Shagg-Bark • Products 50 after 6 p.m. Arch St. rooms, large lot, baths, Six rooma, two unfinished. Cape occupancy. CaU the R. F. Dlmock SECRETARY for local law office. tions. High School graduate de 7:30 a.m. Youngatown kitchen, basement daUon of New York, n ie twto- years as a school teaebsr la BUls deal—not thru a amaU loan com Alarlow’a Uttla Mand- sired. Kennels. Tolland. Roberts. TR TOMATOEIS — 75c a basket. Cod with fireplace, combinaUon Co. 5 0 9-5345. Evening, PI 3-7169 35 hour week, one girl office, legal 5-7526 or 5-5480. COLEMAN oil heater, 65 cu. B.T.U. ROOM AND board for genU«lman rage. $30,600. R. F. Dlmock teama o f surgerns have doaatied Coimty. pany-aoa "Harry” .gt 833 Apply Wed. and Sat. mornings, Michael Kurys, French Rd., Bol Like newv Used one season. Rsa- screens, and storms, awnings, hot or Joseph Ashford, 5 0 9-4818. their. servlcej. S t (Formarty Ooq_ experience preferred but not nec PAINTERS—Experienced interior on bus line. Free. parking. MI 5 0 9-5245 or Joaeito Ashford, water OU heat, .Two weeks occu- She started oa a teacher janitor FLAT ra n S B Holland window essary. Write Box U, Herald. btherdayatherds------afternoon after 2 - p.m. ^ and exterior. Steady work. Wages ton. sonable. MI 9-4240. 8-1448. 9S818 or PI 3-7149. BOLTON—Six room C!ape Cod. , In such on operaUon, one team and. taught first graders for the |)ancy. Lot 348 feet deep with lota removes the kidney from the BEFORE TOU BUT 4 a«EM«r S ^ a «r car ahadas, made to measure. All commensurate wlUi ablUty. TR Articles For Sale 45 of treea. Priced at .313,900, Large 14x20 Uving room, large'kitchen, last 40 years. metal Venetian Idinds at a new CONTINENTAL BAKING 5-2042. ANDERSON GAS stove. AU chrome DOUBLE OR tingle room, near 312,680 NEW WELD constructed aaa GotmanulKator Salaa. Bulek Honaehold Gooils 51 top, four burners and top griddle, mortgage can be assumed. toll ceUar, hot water heat, arte 84laa and Êarrtoa, 888 Main low price. Keys made while you - COMPANY ROYAL AND Simui-Oorooa port bath and shower, free parUng. three bedroom ranch, hot water sian weU, large lot, screened wait. Martow’s. WANTEID—Elxperimced lubrication separate broiler and deep well. MI 9-08^ after 6:30 p.m. heat, % acre, treea, exceUent lo- Straat ML 9-487L O ^ avamnga. CLERK-TYPIST 521 Connecticut Blvd. able and standard typewritera. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, aUver, Excellent condition. Reasonable. kCANCHES’TER—Nice bungalow, porch, nice locaUon, three min 'man. Full time, ’ Steady work, caUon. Carlton W. Hutchins. 5 0 two bedrooms, large Uving room, utes from 51anchester. Priced at RANGE BURbÊRS and pot burn East Hartford. Conn. AU makes of adding . machtoeaj giaaa, china, and uaed (umltura 883 Center St. MI 8.4242. FURNISHED heated room, hot 1884 CADILLAC, excellent condl Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. many company benefits; Apply bought ~ 9-6132. dining room, kitchen and bath, all only 3m,500. Easy financing avaU- ers cleaned And serviced. Also Mr. Carey, Moriarty Bros. sold - or rented. RepiUra on i _ and aold. Fumitura Repair water, near Center and high tioa, private owner. For informa- has an opening in our Manchester MAISCHESTER ' makes. Mariow’a. Servlca. MI. 3-7443. WILL SACRIFICE, 30 cu. ft. com on one floor. Hot water oil heat, able. Itobart D. Murdock Realty tion caU MI 8-8363 between 8-5. new bumera. CaU Ml 9-0147. Bchool. Private family, parking. FOUR FA50LT, business zone 3, Co. 50W4972. office for a young woman between TEXTILE PRINTERS, Exper mercial time freezer,'Naah Kel- Needs repairs. Income 31634 a garage. Nice closed-ln front porch ROCKVILLE ALUMINUM extension ladders, 34 SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. WaU MI 9-8408. ExceUent'lot. Priced at only $14,- 1968 CHEVROLET BeUir, povmr- ienced on Rice Barton machine. vlnator unit/first class condition, year. First Ume on market. the ages of 31-35 for interesting | . ANDOVER ft. 33 ft. sizes in stock, 81.80 per tUes 4o a tile, Kentile, from 7c 8185. Call MI 3-4426. 500. Good mortgage av^lable. $lO,4(X)k^RICE has been drasUcal- gllde, radio, heater, good condi- BnildinEi—Contracting 14 Write Box V, Herald. ONE KITCHEN and bedroom fur■ George L. Orazladio, Realtor. 50 ly reduced on the three bedroom Clearance SALE! poeiUon to our Claims Department. Drivers for school buses. foot. Sherwin-WUllams Co. 981 *aoh. Green Paint and WaUpaper, nished for dayUme working peo-'•• " O W i. .tion. Can MI 9-0381. 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. Main St. I at tha Green. FIRST BOLTON LAKE — You home on Bolton Lake. Basement, BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Must have pleaaing telephone per- DURING 1956 the groes program pie. MI 9-8081. fireplace, lakefront. Vacant. Ex 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. of Friendly Ice Cream advanced SMALL GAS refrigerator. ' Good 5IANCRE8TER —New 5H room WiU. never And anything like thia CHEVROLET Bel Air, green Mtenrilona, additions, garages. Bonality and he capable of compos IÂ M SALE—Reduced .prices for I USED TV SETS—for coRage, rec- •d close to the cl^ . Ye cellent Investment, central enough and white powergUde, V8, 12,000 Rs-sidlng apeciallats. Easy budg- Call MI 9-4215 light manager trainees into man condition. MI 9-4209. ranch, attached garage, cerMnlo ing busines letters. Typing is re August only. Dark, rich, stone rcatlon room, etc Good conditi>lumbia Construction Co., O n te r St., «n 9-4587. excellent condition. May be seen place, three bedrooms and bath, In summer. T. J. Crockett, Real, MI 9-9708 after 4:30 p.m. trailer drivers for full or part of new store openings. A mana PI 2-4277, Wlllimantic AC 8-3283. at 33 Hackmatack St. 9-6246 or Joeeph Aahford, 50 tor, 5 0 8-1577 or 5 0 9-4418. GARAGES, cottages, breezewaya, Other opening also available forj ger’s post provides an average 9-4814 or PI 2-7169. kitchen, front-porch Is 86x14 over clerk-typists. Applicants must be time. CaU in person at Carlson CHAMBER’S FURNITURE looking the l«ke. Full cellar with 1955 BUICK RivicTa, black. White porches. 12x30 garage. 3940 ieom- Co., 44 Stock Place, Manchester. income of 810,000 plus many other Apartments— Flatm—, High School graduate and average DISCONTINUED wallpaper. Over LAWSON CHAIR, recently reup- $1500 DOWN. Six room home, hot automaUc beat and recreaUon wall tires, excellent - condition plete. 30x30 two car, 31440. No benefits. A ^rsoil with above 125 patterns to choose from, 47c SALES hoW«red in tapestry. Phons after Tenements 63 South Windsor—Older Colonial. WiU sacrmce. MI 9-6043. money down, five years to pay. typist. For further Information caU EXPERIENCED meat cutter, fuU normal potential can plan on a water heat, aluminum atorms, 130’ room, Jwo car garage, one acre of Five large comfortable rooma. Bx- a single toll. Moat pre-tilmmed, Visit our showroom forNsxcep- 5, MI 3-4543. TWO FURNISHED rooms frontage. Carlton W. Hutohlna, 5 0 land. You win‘ have 140 ft. water- Free estimates. EUison Conatruc- Or part time, full time preferred. secure future with continual ad some pre-trimmed and pre-pasted {mndable atUc. .fftached garage, 1948 OLDSMOBILB sedan, gray, Uon Co. AD 3-3463. Call MI P-7423. tlonal buys on lamps, chairs, bed light houaêeping. . Apply 9-6132, MulUple Ltottog Member. front. This la located on Vernon Large lot. Needa attenUon, too MRS. PETERSON vancement in our organizaUon. Sherwin-Williams Co., 981 Main Road. Be sure to see this. FiUrly axceUent condition. An ideal aec Tel. MI 9-8194 for appointment. St. room seta, living room * floor Oiapel St., Manchester. much for present owner to keep ond car. MI 9-8838. FOR TOUR new building, re I RETAIL LUMBER salesman to samples and baby furniture. MANCHESTER—Sturdy alx rOom priced. up. This is a good buy. modeling, Or repairs call Wm MI 3-1161 cover the Manchester area and vi The Manchester AVAILABLE after Sept. 1— Five Colonial, 100 f t frontage, large ATTENDANT—Night shift, week BOLTON —Nice four rooma, 1948 PACSCARD 8 (our door sedmn- Kanehl, Contractor and Builder. cinity. Salary plus commission, ends. Experience preferred, good talgri'" ^ CHAMBER’S FURNITURE room flat, two bedrooms with ga shade trees. FuUy taaulated, plas Andover—New oversized Ca)>e Recent engine and front end over TeL M l 8-7773. all company benefits. Write Box rage, off East Center St. Adults, tered walla. Full baaament sel large living room, nice lot with Cod with shed dormer. 6)4 large pay. Manchester Esso Servlcenter, sand, atone. L^fht grading. MI SALES Board of Education treea. Beach rights. Priced at only haul. AU acoeasoriea. 375. Call MI P, Herald, stating quaUficaUons Windsor St. (Buckland). MI 9-8198 3-8403. 180. Write Box 823, Manchester, tuba. Hot water heat IH batha, rooms, veaUbule in front. Large 9-3339. ALL-RELIABLE Home Improve, MIDDLE-AGED' woman fon gener and expected lalary. At The Green Seeks bids on approx. 44,(MX) ■ Conn. ceramic. Fireplace, paneling, $9,400 with 31,500 cash down. lot. Large shade trees in (rc^ ment Co. Siding, windows, doors, al office posiUon. 'Typing, light FRIENDLY ICE CREAM is ac BOLENS GARDEN Tractors. 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. gala of No. 2, 294,000 gals. No. 4 birch cabinets. A. A. Dion, BuUd yard. Priced right tor quick aale,, 1949 STUDEBAKER Land Cruiser. t:onatrucUon, jalousies, awnings. bbokkeepingt etc. Working hours I MAN FOR EISTABLISHED laundry and 747,000 gala. No. « oil for THREE ROOM ^Mirtment. Heat er and Owner. 5 0 3-4840. rch. Lot 100x100. A sweet buy, Hill Road. Eisst Hartford. JA ment call A A W Refrigeration commission.• • . c A after ■ ■T p.m. JAj MI 9-8194. Capitol Equipment. 34 Main St. June 1958. DeUverles shall be made unfinlahed. 'Two years old. Excel 8-7544, John Gianopouloa, Hanks Co., 143 Weat Middle Tpke. 9-4588. range, 830. Norge .refrigerator, by metered truck only. 'The right CaU 5 0 9-S246 after 6 p.m. foot Uvtog room, veaUbule, oj only 34,300. SmaU cash. lent condiUon, g c ^ locaUon. Good 1949 MERCURT'four door, good ataircaae. Thia bouse ta to exceU HUI Rd., Storra, GArfield 9-4451 USED SEWING machines — One 150. Whirlpool Wectric clothes dry is reserved to reject s,ny and all COVENTRY—Four rooms, very financing. Priced right. transportation for only $138. Can WOMAN for general housework, WANTED—Young ibaa with buai er, 340; coal and gas combinaUon bids. Bid opening 3:90 P.M., EDT, UNFURNISHED, heated tenement, lent condiUon inside and out. 'Your home will bamora rsoCAil. be seen a( 133 School St. 3 p.m. Situations Wanted— treiuile—some electric portablea available Sept. 1. Teachers or Beautiful lot to a prime locaUon. nice, large fieldatone' 41re{>lace, Q 8er Refwter Wuhoblet . . • twq mornings a week. Write Box ness college trainingtralni: to run book and one tailor's machme. Call . range, Uke.new, 380. 40" de luxe Wednesday, September 4, 1957. 37300, 33300 cash, only $M per GASTON REALTY CO. mors quiet...wbsa you take the p.m. Aluminam Storms and Z. Herald. keeping machine and do other of Female 38 Kelvinator electric range, . used Specifications and bid forma may young couple preferred. Excellent R. F. Dlmock C o., 5 0 9-8245, 5 0 Met wMi lew beet, blfb sir Railph’s. .MI 0-8487, or look for my location. 5 0 3-7759. month for carrying chargee. Office: 165 School St. nuisance out of noise with Screens 14-A fice work. Opportunity for ad sign on Kelly Rd., TalcottvUle. one year, $99. LaFlamme AppU- be secured at 1146 Main St., Man 9-4818 or PI 2-7149. vebiM eed 8 ^ ^ hiebttet. Q 144 WOMEN WANTED for light fac vancement. Good starting salary. WILL TAKE care of pre-school ance Co., 15 Oak St. 5 0 94731' 5 0 9-4787 NU-WOOD* ACOUSTICAL CADILLAC 1947 club coupe, chester, Conn. CLEAN, MODERN double room for All the above properties CJ ^ ; Very tory wortt. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., Apply in person. Manchester Lum child.in ray honre while mother OWNER. TRANSFERRED. Must j SEVEN ROOM, (our bedroom, (one ^ N r SynriieHct... Driei wllb good condition. FI 3-7211. ALUMINUM WINDOWS. 4Mr|. one or two girls. Centrally .lo- unfinished) modified ranch, Member TILE. So eeey to apply to your jalouaiea, porches, awnings. Free 60 Hilliard St. ber. Inc., 255 Center St. works. 820 per week. Ml 9-2552. sell. Refrigerator, kitchen -set, are exclusively listed with blfb sir velvm end Ivniblinf -* caUd. lO 8-48-4748. breazeway, garage, 149 ft. front the Board of Realtors ceilings with nafia, dips, ataples 1950 BUICK SUPER.' four door estimates. CaU N. B. Chase Co., MRS. HOMEMAKER. If your chU- fireplace tools, crib, maple desk, age, only n4,800. Carlton W. eleke, ee bee). WILL BABYSIT for pre-school dressing table, ice skates, infante | Multiple Listing Servlca or adbeaive. No painting or deco Standard transmiaalon and new MI 8-0383 or RoclMUe TR 5-1200. dreh are to school you can use! SALESMEN ebUd .to my home. Brandy *81 FIVE-ltOOM APARTMENT—Hot Hutchins, 5 0 9-5182. paint. Runs good. No reasonable wardrobibe. Phone MI 8-5268 after! water furnished. . Adults. Or MANCHESTER 9 5ef Festy W eeltni . . . Drlet rating reqoirad! your free time - to earn a nice in- { Bolton. CaU MI 9-8707. 3*80. Water Pumps ' offer refused. MI 9-8103. come with Avon C3oametlcii. WHO NEED MONEY chard S t, RockvlUe. Tel. XR 5CANCHESTER vicinity — Special. a s s o c ia t e s ANDOVER ^ BOLTON — wtlb lew beet eed bigb sir vet RoofUiK— Siding 16 8-3107, Three bedroom ranch, garage, Neighborhood territory now avsfll- COVENTRY • M S , as hmbnna. able. CAU MI S-5195. Opening for four salesmen to seU and Systems large lot. Buyer may assume pres For appointment to see 1848 DODGE SEDAN, radio, heat RAT’S ROOFINO CX>., ahlngle and locally for an established New- Ehig- ent 5% mortgage. Ful) price COVENTRY — 31600 down buys buUt up coots, gutter' and con Read Herald Advs. ’TOWN OF ANDOVER Business Locations' Phone this 38,500 very clean six room O Nr Wylewi and Ceibwitu t... HANDI-PAC CARTON (82 Sq. Ft) er, very good condition. MI 8-1003. TYPISTS land Corp. For an appointment And $14,900. Save yourself Ume and ef MI 9-0S84 MI 8-4848 ductor work. toot, chimney details ZONING BOARD * Complotoly ImtoHod for Rent 64 fort, CteU for appointment tq, see C::a{>e. Pour down, two unfinished Oriel wlib sir eleee, ee beet paira. Ray Bageitow, ML 9-3314. over 60. pictuiea of homes' to. aU up. No ceUar.'Lot 60x200. Immedi er hnnbllng. Rayly .Jackaoniku. 3-8336. FOR WORK AT X A L L ate occupancy. Buyer may assume 1843 PONTIAC, fully aqulpii and Ropoirod.' STORE—Choice locatton at tha price ranges. The Ellsworth Mit 5CANCHESTER—Large four bed .95 8115. MI 8-7778, 54 ODoper St. MIMI 3-17683-1 O F A PPEA LS Center on 5Ialn St, approoUmata- ten Agency, Realtors, 5 0 849S0. present G.L mortgage. Owner wlU FOR THE beat to ahlri|ê and' built STATE CAPITOL room Colonial. Spacious .li-ving give second -mortgage. [fiom 9-11 a.m., Mon., Wed., o f Fri. The Andover Zqping Board of ly 1300 sq. f t WIU remodel to suit room, dining room, kitchen with Plain ^4 up roofing, guttera, leaders,-chim Appeals will meet on September tenant CaU MI 94808 or 5 0 FOLEY ST.—Homey 5H room- dishwasher and disposal, reorea- COVENTRY— $11,000. V*ry clean Auto Drtvlag School 7>A i n _ a ^ r ^ repaln.caU Coughlin. For Sale 9-878L home. Immaculate condiUon, four room Cape. Glaeeed-^ln knotty M I .” ~ State Coijiptroller's Office 5. 1957, at 8:00 P.M, to the Town C. A. Reynolds Uon room, -attached garage, dooe ; 3-7707. Hall, Andover, Conn., to hear the screened porch, garage, parklike pine porch. Stone fireidace In large Old, established neigh THRBSi R005IS, aultable for office to dew hi{^ and grade schools. LARSON'S IkSITINO School. 8:30 a.m. 4:30-p.m. - 6 dsiya application of Elton G. Wfghtman MI9.S327 'yard, near bus, only 315,900. Uving room. DomeeUc hot water Manchaetar'a only tnOned and ROOFINO SIDING, painting. Car Or bualneae, firiit floor, 5Iato St, Town ft Country Realty Co. AD heat. Upstairs heated. Aluminum pentry. alterations and ad^tiona.. per week. borhood grocery store on for a variai\ce. Mr. Wightman re Carlton W, Hutchins, MX 94132, 34244, 5IEd(ord 3-3792. certiflad instructor. For your safa- $11,900^Bolton quests permission to build a one center town. Entire buttdtog Multiple UaUng Membib tr . storm o^dowa and screens. Over Prices Accdustical ^6'^^ Oelllnga.- . Workmanship . SUiguaran- W wa are trahMdto toaeb proper Liberal Retirement and Inaur- Pine Street. Gohd set-up car garage and work shop or about 4,600 square feet. Suitable sized two-car garage. WeU lands- ly. m . 8O0T8. teed. A. A. Dion. Inc., 399 Autumn 5CANCKB8TER — Two-family ance Benefits. / for partners or man and studio on an undersize lot border for atorea, office, insurance com BEST BUYS-BY BELFIORE sca(>ed comer lost 100X100. Elderly S t ML 3-4800. 6 YEAR OLD RANCH pany haU, etc. Occupancy 34 house. 4. ~>%aand 4, -t two-car'garsyge, couple leaving for Florida. KAMCHESTER Drtving Academy wife. ing on properties, of .Montague months. In center of town. One nice locaUon, good condiUon,« , toll Eleven Holidays—Threa Weeks White and L. A. LaPlerre. BOLTON — 312,000 — 5)4 room guarantees results. Expert instnic- Vacation. car garage for rent at the Center. price- gl4,700. OUl the Ellsworth Completely finished elx room Cape, domeaUc hot water heat, Slashed fion, dual I----- “ ■ ~ — Immaculate condition. Dated in Andover, Conn., Au A BEST BUY - - - - - By Beltiore oontzoUed :*ar. CaU PI Roofing— Chimney 16-A TEL Ml 3-438S CaU 5H 9-5228, or 5Q 8-7444. MiUtn ’ Agency, Realtors. 5 0 a|>e CpA in highly desirable n< harawood floora, aluminum storm ^ 7 M . Day . or evening appoint- Annual Increases, G-E oil burner, 80 gal. do gust 23, 1957. 34930. bbrhood. Large Uving room ___ ROOFING — Specializing in repair windows and acreena, heated U{>- mestic hot water, lot 60* x 'Joseph B, Carter, Secretary 14x11 OFFICE FOR rent. AvaUable flreplace. FuU bathroom down stain, fuU baaement, lot 140x200. CUPOLAS ing roofa of all kinda. Alao new Zoning Board of Appeals Sept. 1, $35 per month. Parking 314,000—OLDER four bedroom co APPLY stairs, lavatory Up. FuU ceUar with Immediate occupancy. Owner wUl flo w DOWN PAYMENT — LOW TERMS MORTLOCK’S—Manehester'a lead- r o ^ . Gutter work. Chimneys 187’. Buyer can assume faclUUes. W. G. Qlenney, 834 N. lonial, centraUy located. Immacu hatchway. ()pm stairway. Aineslte Driving School offers the most cleaned, .repaired, 24 years’ ex- carry first mortgage. State Comptroller’s Dept. prMent 4 '/| % mortgage. . Mato S t. M l 94253. ' late. Two car garage, fireplace, driveway.. Automatic hskt. Very ANDOM—'VER—$13,400. - - Five room Tecbsically deii0Red te .eteef m driver education. TliouBands of terience. Free estimates. Call . many choice extras. Ideal (or ample l i t is 160’ deep. Baiik y a ^ satlafied studnhta. 300,000 miles Hawley. Manchester Ml 3-5341. ' OFFICE for rent Inquire Laundry, ranch on one acre lot. Stone (ire- Ibe aeedt el iedty't ertb>tctiirei State Capitol, Room 117 growing family, d o s e to bus and is enclosed. Well shaded tlumigli- ilaee and knotty pine living room. . accident free inatrucUona. MI CALL Ml 3-4304 60l Hartford Rd- C U aRer 6 ^ m . schools. To see this, an appoint out. Aluminum storms and doors, FuncKenol end decoradnt. 8-7396. 5 0 94969. ' imesUo hot water steam heat. MANCHESTER ment is neceasaiy. 'T. J. Cr^kett, of course. At $16,300 thia home r ^ Utly painted. (tonvenienUy to Hesting and Plumbing 17 Hai*tford, Connecticut Realtor, 5 0 8-1677 or 5 0 9-4418.- BIARLY'S DRIVING School Learn STUDIO, 28x34. O der Mill Road, resents excellent’ value. Good cated.il. Soon vacantva< to drive aafely with experienced next to the Bolton Cider Mill. CaU nancing available, Cktil early on VERNON—314,700. Near Bolton • Id inch Is 41 inch bote 316,8(X^-E8T'ABLISHED residential this one. ” 3 instructor. For appointraent call PLUMBING AND heaUng—repairs 5H 84389. seetkm. Older 3 bedroom colonial and parkway. Two year old five o ipniei In tip eny leol MI 8-8875. and contract work. CaU 8-1301. room ranch on 90x300 wooded lot« 3 with nice Isirge kitchen, new boil 321,000—Gracious. . —W—W - Uving w at Its Basement garage. Domestic hot SEPTIC TANKS er, {dumbing,,etc., breezeway and beet. Immaculate, tastefully jii>. M A M DRIVING School. Call 8. WATSON, PLU M Sm o and heat Located OFFICES, central locaUon, Weldon two car garage. Beautiful water heat, ceramic bath. Plastered k A m Marge your female instructor (or ing contractor. New Installations, AND BuUdlng, 901 Main St pointed three bedroom ranch. FuU walls. Aluminum storm windows e Nenda nr dot roefi In 16 grounds. T. J. Cm kett, Realtor, cellar, garage in same. Beautiful driver’s training. Dual controlled alteration work and repair work. In Manchester 5 0 8-1577 or jd l 9-4418. and screens. Artesian weU. Imme ee. eeeper or eiumlwne. automatic, standard shift. MI. MJ 8-3808. PLU68ED SEWERS Uvitu; room with hutch cupboard, diate oocu]iancy. 8-6541. Hoosts for Rent 65 fireplace, knotty pine paneling. A M M fS r . Neighborhood aoda and 318,508—HERE IS a nice ranch of Ceramic Ule in biuhroomu O u LAWRENCE F. FIANO, LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service aa- Machina Cleaaeil seven roomsi IH baths, garage .sandwich shop. Stock and OOMFLETELT fiunlahed two bed flooring la mirror bright. Alum Broker e Meed (rsie 32340 e$b aures satiafaction, prompt service. Septic Tanks, liry iVella, Sewer and many more extras, Just 6fl Gsrage—Service—-Storage 10 CH 7-4124, m 9-1 fixtures. Low price room houaa Including TV. Ideal inum storms and doors throughout. MI 9-5910 Lines Iastalled--^llar Water- for four, .teachers. Refrigerator, the bus line, Flre{>lace, {daster. This Is a lom e for those who want etc. Quick occupancy. T. J. STORAGE WITH* garage doors. prooflng Done. $3,500. Ia>w down pay electric aiove, automatic washer. THE VERY BEST. Very, very, Moving— Traddnc ment. Call Elmore Turk- Hot viator heat fireplace. Avail Crockett. Realtor, 50 3-1877 or • toy katatotea. a0 x». 645 N. Mato St. CaU M l 5 0 9-4418. VERY distlncUvely landscaped. FIVE ROOM-house in Coventry. 8*2302. Storage 20 ington. able from Sept 1-June 1, 1968. CaU 5 0 8-4901. McKin n e y b r o s . Hsrs is a typical BEST BUY — and you won’t have aoar 315,100—Three bedroom ranch on to after 4:80 week daye, any Ume 5IANCHB8TER — 314,600 Cape. Ma n c h e s t e r — Movmg and SBwmgt Disposal Co. (momentarily) into outer space to got it. either. Look at what Sat. or Sun. 5 0 9-5408, outsKirta of town. Two years old, $11,700—I5(5(ACULATE four room Coventry PI 2-6397 Jarvis built 1980. Four ftoiahed looks new. Owner moving, wUI sac home with baaemimt. New heaUng Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 trucking,Go. Ml. 84568. OWMd 313,700 will buy: Five 'nicely finished roome plus a beautiful down, upstalra unftolahed. Domes- *rop you* HOOP with top QUAurY" and operated by Walter B. Per- iS O -m Pearl 8L -r- 50 8-8808 rifice at this extremely(l^ low c price. ayatem. Large two car garage. 1947 INDIAN motorcycle, saddle rett Jr, enclosed back porch completely finished In knotty pine. Up- SnbnrlNui for Rent 66 Uc hot water heat, fireplace, Just over the toym line In Bolton, aluminum atorm doors, windows, 313,700-5-See our piclure, else tiags, windshield, s)Mtligt4s. etc. atairs bedroom la likewise. Inlaid linoleum in cellar. Amesita where In this paper. Vacant Good financing. Offers ac WOODSHED CUPOLAS NEW THREE-ROOM unfurnished plaatered walls, toll buement, al Good condition, 8175. MI 9-4984. k^lCHESTER Package Delivery. drive. Automatic oil hegt (entire house was heated for 3115.00 cepted. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, LaglU trucking and package deliv apartments with heat, electricity, most new one car garage, amesite THE 5 0 3-1577 or 5 0 94418. A • SEPTIC TANKS drive. Beautifully landaeaped cor ery. Refrigerators, washers and Hoaay Wagoa Septic last year). Aluminum atorms and screens throughout. Trans range, refrigerator, ^rbaga dis WILLIAM E. BELFIORE ’ MOTORCYCLE for ssJe. 1997 B.M. •tov# moving apecialty. Folding Cleaned and Installed portation and school very nearby. Desirable neighborhood, posal, rear porch, Adulta. No ner lot with sidewalks. Nice resi BOLTON — Oaventry line. New $14,500 CAPE. Jarvis built 1960. Four finished down, dential aectton. Present 4% morf- AGENCY W-,500 C.C. Call MI 9-2646. ciwirs (or rent. Ml. 80763. Shown by appointment. peta. OccupancySeptamber 1. |M Cape Cod, (our down, two unfin Taak Service • SEWERS upstairs unfinished. Domestic hot water heat, fireplace, per month. 34 Elm Street, Rock- gage may be assumed. 80 day oq- ished up. .Ceramic Ule bath, large AUSTIN A- CHAMBERS OU. local Machine Cleaned aluminum storm doors, windows, plastered walls, full -ville. Tel. 'TR 8-2805: evenings, cu]>ancy. Lawrence F. Fiano, «. Phone MI 9-0760 lot. 814,800. R. F. Dimock Co., Services Offered 13 and loQg diatanCa moving -pack basement, almost new one car garage, amesite drive. TR 6-5050. Biwer. 50 9-8910. ’ ' 5 0 9-5245, 5 0 9-4818. Pl-<2-7ie9. BARN BUILDING MATERIALS ing, M raga. CaU Ml. i i u i . # SEPTIC TANKS— • INSTALLATION THE WILLIAM E BHJIORE A8ENCY OICK’B WKAXWBaerBJP Com- to re CH. M428. INSTALLED Beautifully landscaped corner lot with sidewalks. Nice 5IANCHESTER —^ Custom built FOUR BEDROOM Colonial. Near ROCKVILLE — Eight room single, 342 ADAMS ST. TEL Ml 3.8946 geny. doors and windows, euatom SPECIAUST residential section. Present 4% mortgage mpy be as Summer Homes for Rout 67 ranch. Five large rooma, garage, n ^ high school. I s m living (our bedrooms, den, heatsistor LUMBER FUEL work, guarantoed. Cap ML 8-1843 CLEANED sumed. 30 day occupancy. hot water oil heat, baseboard. room 38x15. Modem kitchen, dleh- fireplace, oU heat, basement lavs- eftor 8 p.m. Painting—papering 21 FOR RENT--Columbla Lake, Au fireplace. eorabtoaUon •ereena waeher and dlsposaU. Laundry tory and shower. AU city conven- HOURS: 836 NORTH MAIN ST-—PHONE MI 9-8258 REPAIRED PHONI Ml 4-S7M gust 24 through Labor Day, four and atorms, one year old. Price room, 1)4 baths, scresnsd porch, BanuC O aU TtO M aalwi and atrv- KXTERIOR and interior painting Town a ii Couatry iencea Minutes to school and bus. DAILY 10 A. M. TO 9 F. M. room waterfront cottage alao two 317,990. Goodchlld Realty C!o., two car garage; Exeellant yard immediate occu]>ancy, 114,000. OpM DiOly 7 A.M. to 6 P.Mw Including Wednoadap tot. .Oemmarolai, rsatdeatlal, air CeUtoga reflniahed. Pu>eihanging. CELLAR PUMPING room cabin. ReaadnabU, Tel 50 Realtors,' 5 0 g-TIO^ BU 9-0989, SATURDAY 10 A. M. TO B P. M. Craaaeta. A. and W. Draiaaga Ct. LAWRENCE F. FIANO for chUdren. lava Tyler, Realtor. George J. Coleman, RockviUe, TR -Aftomoonn and S a to r d ^ Until Noon WaUpiper bdoka. Eatimatee given. P S — Bee ear elaarified "B E ax S47BS. 5 0 8-3937. MXM4I8. 8 - ^ . ! ^ 84710. Oo. M l 8-1317, MX FitUy covered by toaum ee. CtoU B R O K E 9*5910. far allier Itaa valoM. Edward R. Price. MI 8-1003. Ml f-233d f M IM 1 4 3 .1 T lltanrbFHtrr Carttins Hirralb FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1967

Arm y Speciallat S.C Peter C. About Town Vltchell, aon 6f Mr. and U rt. Selim Hoapital indicata that 1,824 pinta F. Mitchell, 65 Delmont S t. re Public Records Gueat Preacher 50 Blood Donors of blood were dlstributsd ther* in "n m Oub of Mutchester cently participated in the National the year Just ended. Local Blood f$ r fb u /serf. . . . r tm rm ttr Rsrf Jfsitsr Rlfje and Piatol matchea at Camp Wnrrantee Deeds Needed for Visit mobila vlslta yielded only 1.142 M t Um land X Howard ately need every able-bodied>donor urjently necd^ NO. 7 . vr-. . ______ington today. Rights Bill Ike Wants between------w,. ...V the ages «/,of a.16 Win-40anS'ao tO'to Red- ,^Voss volunteers who \ Fob«rg«“ te in the parade tomorrow i 1 the way. , ilL D D IT IV E PAINT Otir Connecticut hospitals," he at Suffleld should meet at the fire 11 at 302 Autumn St., 3250. Bertha Hall, Coventry; Mrs, Mil pointed out, , ^ Good “ Dutch Boy" Paint Om m Held Pilot’s License headquariets. Ma'n at Hilliard Sta. f To Anthony Oioman for a fence dred Fraher, 77 Starkweather St Blood records of pays off with a bonanis of Elsenhower had a pilot's licenae Waehington, Aug. 24 {/P)L-Congro88 is expected to pass DlSTRIBtlTED BT .45 on Stock PI., 31,000. Manchester at 5 p.m., wearing their uniforms. BIRTHS YE S TE R D A Y: A daugh beauty. It lasts longer, in Taken from Unused Quarry for a while during the* years be a civil rights bill— the first • since Reconstruction Days— ter to Mr. and Mra. Alan Anderson tween the two World Wars. So far next week as a result O f a new bipartisan compromise ap *2 Oallea East Hartford: a aon to Mr and creates the value of your A ll Colors a ^ ls known It haa been a good parently acceptable to President Eisenhower. Mrs. Russell Turner. Talcottrille. home, adds protection and fany years since he actually flew MANCHESTER Interior and Exterior DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Dixon, 111., A'ug. 24 ''•sil during the ^Vi-dsy^laylng in a amall cave when a Almost two years of legislative battling topped by 17 daya Hospital Notes good looks. Weary rescue workers dig- ■6®*'®*', had been urged to go to -targe aection of t plane. He occasionally alts in the Mrs. Annie Wllleke, 2 East St., the cliff came., co-pllot‘8 position on flights aboard of party-line deadlock culminated yesterday in announce above. AUTO PARTS Rockville; Mrs. Nadine Chesney, There’i a “Dutch Boy" gingvinir through tons of rainrain- ‘J*"*''. ® tU^ng down from i his 4-englne plane. Columbine HI. GARDEN SALES ; Patlenta Today: IM. away to get some rest and were Thereaa waa sitting betwi ment by Congressional leaders of both parties that they South Windsor; William .Kelle,v 24 Paint, Enamel and Varniih drenched clay early today . Reporters made Inquiries when . .'0 BR .,)AD ST > 312 OAKLAND ST. i ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Drescher Rd.; Mrs. Charlotte not present when the dogged her two older sisters, as th9<_ have agreed on a compromise. ' for every aurfaco of your they saw Eisenhower In the co , Ml t-»«o< 2 Gloria PelleUer, 159 Maple St.; Granville. Hartford Tpke., Rock lifted the mud-caked bodies search ended. they had sought to protect' her All said they expect Congress to approve it in time to ICE CUBES The Gumseys, who have five from the avalanche of dirt,' pilot's seat as the Aero Commander Mrs. Frances Henthom, RFD J ville; Mrs. Anne McBride, 33 Per home. Come in today—join of the three little Gurnsey adjourn next Friday. And the Republicans said they are Tither children, were not immedi “ I ’m so thankful the search la plane taxied In after landing here. Rockville; Victor Johnson, 4 Grand- kins St.: Mrs. Theresa > Lindsey, the amart investors who sisters from the bottom of an Ordinarily, Eisenhower and a confident Eisenhower will sign it. w w St.; Mrt. Daisy Chapman. East Hartford: Royal Pihl 40 Available At ately available for comment. - over, but I wish we might have choose “ Dutch Boy” every abandoned quarry. Delbert Long, operator of a found them alive,” said J. Fred Secret Service agent alt behind the Southemem: in the Senate, w h o f- W Summit St.; Glenn Carlson, 43 prent Rd.; Mrs. Patricia Knight pilot and the regular co-pllot. 'To hold the powerful JUtbuster' wea lim el Disappearance of the girls, sporting goods store, and Oscar Hofmann, Dixon police commis High St.: Mrs. Mary Rydlewicx, 16 and daughter, 1* Oak St.; Mrs. Vir . Nancy, 10,. Ruthie, 9, and Theresa, day the President was In front be pon.’have not all been heard from. ^lumbus St.; Mrs. Minnie Fogil, ginia Burkamp and son, Flower St. l^ lth , a Dixon fireman, were sioner and assistant in charge^ of 8, on Wednesday afternoon had side Draper. However, preliminary indications Andover: Robert Thornton. 90 manning spades when they came the reacue operations. _ Virus Added touched o ff the moat intensive upon the' three lifeless forms Eisenhower.. wearing: were that they.will vine against the W e ^ ln ^ r Rd.; Mrs. Ann Fuller, search of this community of 20,000 Fear that the sirftere-have been f mit t and a tan Jacket with tan revised Mil but not organise a 3 Drive F ; John Zipfel, Coventry* hunched beneath a large tree sev In the Rock River valley In* north buried alive in the quarry was slacks. Jumped from the plane and campaign to talk it to death. The Doima Deyorio, Glastonbury; Mrsl RUFINI'S eral yards deep in the fill which To Asian Flu FOR RENT central Illinois. expressed by searchers last night strode rapidly to a limousine wait Houae Rules Committee which has Orover, 84 Broad St.: Mrs. had been dropped into the quarry 8 and 16 mra. Movie Projectors More than 100 workmen, man after three pairs of shoes belong ing to take him to his nearby farm. had the bill bottled up, ts expected Alice Rogera, Bolton; Robert C. J. MORRISON recently. ing to them Were found in the Changing clothes quickly, he Stan^txman, WUUmantlc: Mre. —sound nr silent, also 85 asm. TYDOL GAS STATION ning bulldoxers, ateam ahoveli and The girls were aittlng, their to meet Monday or 'Diesday, even Health Threat aUde projectors. quhrry. went to the .Gettysburg country If chairman Howard Smith (D-lfa) fAlne, 98 Norman St.; >Ira. PAINT and WALLPAPEft CO. spades, unearthed the three bodies email hands over their feces, indi Club for a round o f golf. persiats in his objections,, and clear 118 CENTER ST.— COR. CHURCH ST. shortly before 8 a.m. (E ST).som e cating that they might have been. Clncinnait, Aug. 24 (4P)— Dr. A l m 'S * ****Iô*ld,_ Burnham St.; (OeniUilied on Page 'Three) Mamie Still in Hospital the bill. House acUon likely will FOOD STORES WaDONDRUGCd. 35 feet below the rtm of the large' bert Sabin, noted CtneinnaU virolo St! M l Malo St. Tel. HJ S-5S21 WE GIVE hirfC GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Eisenhower sUU la In Wal come the day after the Committee ADM ITTED TO D AY: Jdhn DieU, LT. WOOD CO. cUff-llke pit. gist. says a new type of fintestinal ter Reed Arm y HosplUl In Wash acts, and Senate leaders say their YOUR REST NEIGHIORHOOD STORES 3S8 CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-9713 The grim findings climaxed nine vin u haa Joined Aalatte flu aa a hours of intensive digging through ington. She underwent, surgeiy branch will be only a day or so be Aug. 6 and is expected to return hind the House. threat to health in the United ’Clay, almost clue-like from I ' i States. CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS Inches o f rain which hadi fallen to the White House In a few days. GOP Poaltlon Preserved' Dr. Sabin said last night that throughout the afternoon ^ and Prober Labels Hoffa Eisenhower plans to f ly .back to The compromise thatt broke the Milwaukee has had an estimated evening. • Washington either this evening or final deadlock preserves the posi 10,000 cases o f the new xirus, A eigh of resignation arose tomorrow afternoon. tion taken by Republicans, from When You Serve which researchers, call “ Echo Typa I Don’t Throw >m from the crowd of workmen. They Waiting for him at the farm this Eisenhower down, that a Judge BONANZAI 9.” were muffled cobs. Disgrace to Unions morning were his son and -daugb- must be free to U y without a Jury GREEN GIANT cmcKEN...r I Away, Save ’em “Thank God.'we found them," persons accused M violating court He said that no deaths have someone murmured. (Continued on Paga Three) orders. been reported in Milxvaukec, but the Infection made patients of all The parents, Mr. and Mra. John Washington, Aug. 24 (P)— Jame»9kpowledgt.d he had beer wrong in But it makes this concession to You can sret many extra miles of the Southerners and others who •ges miserable and put them In I Gurnsey, keeping an anxious R. Hoffa, denounced by a Senate aaaociating with New York "hums ^ PEAS ■ wear in those shoes if you brinjf insisted op Jury trials in criminal bed for up to several days. ' prober as s' “disgrace to trade and criminals” like Dio. He said contempt cases: In a voting rights The cymptoms of Echo 9 them to us for repair. Work done If he \ -ere elected Teamsten presi Mother Battles unionism,” has returned.; to his case, if a Judge electa to conduct a are fever, aching muscles,- sore SO“mu 3 9 e whije you wait— oT while you dent he would take action aîinst Detroit home — presumably to Camera Shy trial without a Jury aiid imposea a throat and vomiting. I shop. Mailers !Pact racketeers the Committee aays penalty greater than 3300 fine or. Ocean resume work on his bid to become Dr. Sabin said thers Is no ‘vac have moved Into'Teamaters affain Tides 4 Hours Shelia Joy Burton. 20. shields her face with a handbag as she fendant can demand and get a Teamsten Union president in N ew York. and her mother, Margaret Lydia Burton, entered the federal cine for the new virus. Ha said that Cpuui 'I S OZ. new trial before a Jury. patients should be isolated from Ends Detroit A fter spending four daya on the Committee Counsel Robert building at Tulsa. Okie, They appeared before a U.S. commisslon- I The overall maximum penalty normal contacts and that . those CRANBERRY 2 for witneasL-atand. .H offa waa abrupt^ Kennedy described that testimony To Aid'Family ar but Jtaihed at signing waivqrs that would return them to At- provided by the bill la six months' who care fo r them should observe ly dismissed yesterday by the as amaxing, and said HolTa knew lanU, Ga. Mrs. Burton, almoat obscured behind her daughter, ts SAUCE impriaonmsnt and 31,000 fine. strict hygienic precautions such as 3 7 c Papiler Strike Senate Rackets Inveatigating all alor.g about the racketecra. charged with transporting stolen property. Sheila is accused of , f c ^ - N o w A » l 3 0okSt. Scarborough, Maine, Aiig. 24 t/P) Here is the way the contempt washing hands •SAMYULYES Committee. Before his dlsmiasal yesterday, conspiracy. Mra. Lurline Davidson, deputy U.S. marshal (n es —Sobbing, gasping. Xlartha Cole,' provision would work: The at The dismissal, by chairman Hc- H e said the disease sometimes LEMON CREMES I ■ tJttit A Step From Mala StreeÎn FrontOf Purnell Pprl^nt* i Detroit, Aug. 24 (Pi — A labor Hoffa had just denied any memory 24, stumbled onto a beach here yei- corted the women with Marshal James Y. 'Victor (rear). (AP torney general could seek Federal’ Oellan (D-Ark>, ceMe after. Hoffa Wlreplioto). masquerades as measles — be NABISCO Open—r'"- 7• A.M. wto VG >P.M.«-OpeB .ava.— viPTm Au-tniyAll* Day monciay.Monday. " ^ dispute wMch started eight days as to whether Dio had supplied tbrday and told of a 4-hour battle Court injunctions to halt viola cause o f a rash — and occasionally ago and closed down Detroit's has said he could not remember him with tiny recording devices bySEEKES with tides, winds and waves to get tions or threatened violatione of as nonparalytic polio because o f a VANIUA WAFERS three major daily newspapers was whether he Joined with New York with which to eavesdrop on a aid for )ier boat-wrecked family. voting rights. Violators would mild menln^tis or Inflamation of settled today. racketeer Johnny Dio to enhance Detroit grand Jury investigating Mra. (3ole said heavy waves risk court action. If the action the membrane covering the sptnal The afternoon Detroit News and hlB 0Wn position in the union and H offa in 196 swamped their 15-foot boat pow give Dio a foothold -in the team were civil contemjt, designed to cord. u ois.'37i 0*8. Detroit Times quickly started He aald he eould not recall, ered by an outboard motor. Air Force Wasted induct obedience, there would be 25c aters. , Dr. Sabin as4d a major problem preparing Saturday editions. either, whether he ueed them to Hours later, the young Jenkin- no jury trial. If it "wers criminal with the infection is that it usu A disputa over refusal o f liiall- The cocky Midwest Teamsters listen in on various labor and ton, P a„ housewife heard that her boss fended o ff dosena of questions contempt, or punishment action, ally requires a few days to affect J erg to work beyond a 15-hour, political meetings. son, 22-fnonth-oId Jeffery, because the compromiee provisions dis a patient, during which he Shows CRACKER double-shift at the News last about' hia dealings with Dio by McClellan called these incredible the only fatality o f the mishap. pleading; Supplies: Pen tagon closed yesterday would apply. no symptoms but can give the Saturday resulted In picketing and answers, and the committee voted Her, grief-stricken husband, “ M y beat recollection is, I can't NEWSMEN EXPECTED disease to others This tnfeetuoua JACKS marshmallow O SCHOOLTIME.,. refusal o f the Temmstera Union to rn the spot that it was useless to Thomas 0 „ 25, fought tears aa he H ie final exised xlsion o f the ; remember.'' stage is ueualjy over in a week, cross picket lines. try further to get informaUon explained how those clinging to Mil also will r,:ecify that a pro- but can last as long as 14 days Before halting the Committee Washington. Aug. 24 (P)~Th»|-iecorda, and Improper disposal of A fte r Sunday editions, which from H.iffa now.-It agreed, how the boat tried to keep the baby’a xiaton forbidding unauthorized session yesterday, HcITIellan Pentagon today conceded that mil items o f surplus materials. He. said that it is' normally a Poll Wrap also carried the News masthead, ever, to try again later. head above water. disclosure o f evidence gathered in 10c 1 served a new subpoena on Hoffa, lions o f dollars worth of supplies 320 Million Recovered w am i weather disease, and swept Lb. 37c tha Tim e s and Free Press closed McClellan then read his state All, -Including the child, had life closed session by the proposed saying the union boas 'may be and equipment were mlshandledH- Chairman McClellan (D-Ark.) through Europe last summer, per down, saying a strike against one ment listing 48 accusations against jackets. They awam to tiny, unln-i Civil Rights Investigating Ooro- sisting until lath fall. He noted that called back for more questioning and some allowed to go to waste— said last. night, a preliminary in member of this Detroit Newspaper Hoffa. McClellan accused H offa of tiabited Stratton Island when the nrJsslon does not apply against Aalqtic flu ia not expected to be later. The chairman also read, in boat sank. at air bases In Newfoundland, vestigation made by the investi CONTJIDINJI REALEMON Pubilahers Assn, was a strike conflict of Interest in borrowing newsmen. come a serioue problem until cold scathing tonea, a statement citing Labrador and Greenland. gations subcommittee had resulted against one member of the Detroit 389,500 from employers with Cole, Coast Guard airmen said, This sectlcm providsa penalties weather atarts. “Reconstituted” Dasweetened select specific instances. of alleged mis Acknowledging the accuracy of in the recovery of 320 million TOMATO PASTE Newspaper Publishera Asnn. was whom the union bargains, and from was still trying to revive the chHd up to 31.0(X- fine and one' year Lemon Juke. deeds about which he said Hoffa such jtccusationa made by the Sen worth of excess spars parts which against all three. 71ie Internation union subordinates. And among by artificial respiration when impiisonment for disclosure of (OoBtfaned am Page Three) had equivocated in hia testimony. spotted bv a helicopter,. ate Inveatlgationa subcommittee, he ^ d were going to waste at the al Mailers Union, which claimed to “questionable actions," the state such evidence without Commission represent the News mailers, H offa is regarded Xs the most ment listed the handling o f some His wife's battle with, the sea E. Pqrkins McGuire, assistant, sec A ir Bases. likely candidate to succeed Dave was across s three mile stretch of retary of defense'-fqr supply and sanction. lie 1 2 , 0 * 8 . termed the action a lockout. 3300,000 r mion funds. McClellan said excess supplies The final bill falls substantially Beck as head of the l;>i million open Atlantic. She- fought her logistics, said corrective action has *”r HOFFA JOINS NBOOriATIONS Sen. Ives (R-I-:Y), the Oonunit- worth milUons more are now. being short of the proposals Eisenhower Today's Settlement, announced member Teanuters organleation, tee's vice chairman, released a way to the mainland from a- point been taken. recovered. the nation's largest unioh. between Stratton and Eagle Is made last year. But its Jury trial ahorlly after 7 a.m„ followed Pentagon investigators confirm McGuire dealt in. a statement proxisions are not nearly so broad Bulletins SUGAR HEM T James R. Hoffals joining of nego Under qijestloning, Hoffa ac- ((Joxtinued on Page Nine)~ lands o ff famed 01d dixhard ed the charges of supply irregu PARD The M ill IVY SLACKS Beach. with a subcommittee 'accusation as those the Democratic-controlled from the A P Wires tiations. Hoffa, midwest Teamster larities, McGuire said. He added that a warrant officer at Harmon Senate tvYote In. MAYONNAISE DOG FOOD boes, flew here from Washington “ She certainly must have been that the inapectors generals o f the a powerful swimmer,” one Coast Air Force Base in Newfoundland Preserved from the Elsenhower for Campus Wear where he had been a witness be- Arm y and the A ir Force foupd that buried about 333,9(>0 worth of what bill, whtch was passed by the House fors the Senate.Rackets Commit Spending Cut '$2 Billion Guardsman said. “ We had enough at three bssaa there were “ large REDS TO BAR WEST BID trouble getting out tq the island the subcommittee called evidence without major change, are provi tee yesterday. sarpluses above normal supply Moscow, Aug. 24 (AD—Prav- Tall Cat^ Now in popular fabriaa'and with our 25 horsepower boat." o f supply mishandling; sions for (1 ) a Mpartisan Investi p. 37e 2 31c levels, mismanagement of supply ds. official Communist party H offa't, Teamatera Union mem Dr. W alter - D, Mazxacane who McGuire eaid peraonncl* o f an gating commission, and (20 a spe coiori lor Fan. Naat, aitthanKc nexvspaper, today algiiaied bers who drive the trucks thst de ited Mra. Cole dor shock aha engineer batallion at Hannon cial division in the department of PARSON'S SUDSY ityltng. W all-m ada to taica fhar liver the newspapers had been re immersion, said; -| Justice, under an assistant attor early rejection by the Soviet burled supplies' and equipment, as Union o f new xvestam disarm BAB-0 HOUSEHOLD abuM that activa young man’ fusing to croe picket lines thrown Armed Forces Plaiif£High winds and heavy tides well as some scrap ajih used parts, ney general, to handle civil rights giya ibair ciothat. Pra-thrunli — up at the Iletrolt News Building. kept nearly all the swimmers out matters. ament proposals. A - dispatch News Tidbits worth about 333,000. He said these fro'm its London correspondent AMMONIA and to ara our low -pricat for ‘The International Mailers Union o f the water today.” have been dug up and returned to But the plan to authorise the Rear. Deal Pack 3 for aet up picket lines around the De- Included in the Eagle taland CuUed from A P Wires attorney general to seek Federail called the nepi' offer "uaeleas.’’ ibata popular DICKIES Slael- the supply system but that gear The latest xveatera proposal troltit News last Ssaturday morning For Austere Living bound picnic party were Theodore worth about 3M,300 was lost in ths injunctions In support of a broad* ■'Sma Ivyt! railed for a 2-year, suspeasion of in protest of what it called the Chase, 25, o f Springfield, Mass., a process. ly-defintd assortment of rights G iant...... 21 g Qt. nuclear weapons testing on tha firing of 87 mailers. friend of the family, and Mrs. Syrian President Shukri Kuwat- McGuire eaid 36 million worth, was cut back by the Senate to Cole's mother, Mrs. E. T. Manley condition that production for 2 ly expected to return to coimtry o f excess Supplies had been ship apply to voting rights only. That LV ^ ^ Jj IVeahington. Aug. 24 tlf)—Thefmxnpower area likely to feel the atomic weapons Is cut off. (Continued on Page llir e e ) hation'a armed aervicea, which al of the fashionable. Springfield from Egypt today. . . Air Force economy-ax. They already have suburb o f Longmeadow, Mass. ready have whacked lome 3^ bil- transport plane forced to drop 17 (Continued on Fage Three) (Oaatianed on Page Three) been reduced to the 2,90(>/>00 max They said high seas breaking FT.U DELA YS LINER lioh out of planned expenditurea cases ot explosives over Meridan. imum authorized by Congreaa. The -over the boat forced them to turn Vigo. Spain, Aug. .24 (AT -T- SWIFTS thia flacal year, now. are planning Misa., before making forced land Pentagon haa said the concept of back to the mainland about noon The 10,600-ton Italian liner Sur- Pair to Rewed; for-tougher timea ahead. emaller, more , mobile units for the ing. time. Moments later Oiey were Senate Foreign Relations Com riento inade a stop here todiQr NEW FRUIT FLAVORED ar 5 “Dickies" The Arm y got oh the economy regular forces win be applied to swamped. bandwagon yeaterday,. announcing mittee -dealgnatefi Alabama 'Demo oi^hkr voyage to Veheeuela X. the reserves aa rapidly aa poa-» Mrs. Cole came ashore at 4 pradnig an inveotigatlon of the MEATS come in Didn’t Know of the deactivation bf an additional ■ible. crat Sparllman to study foreign FigKtei' for Drought Aid p.m. (E D TI. policy in Asia. . , Epiployes- of C. Spanish henlth nuthorltiea after sanforized = dtviaion, the abolj^lon of tS anti Aside fropi manpower cuts In vyU the adults were treated for aircraft batUllona, a 15,000-man H, Dexter and Sons, Windsor some 40 cases o f Asiatic in / jNilished cottons. both civilian and military ranks, Immersion at a hospital and re< fluenza were reported aboard. 4 Their Divorce reduction of Ita clviltan payroll, Locks, receive average of 31J100 z: cotton twills. — the services have followed dif leased. Wins Green Fields. Title All oases xx-ere reported after and doting of 14 depots, plants ferent iiathi toward economy. over rcjfliler wages In profit- zz Both sharing payments. the liner left Baroelonn. jars 48's • Stamford, Conn., Aug. 28 (>B — Mid facilities. The Air Force, despite reduc plain colors tVanda and Thomas Skiba, di It waa the last of the aervioea tions In ita operating funds, meana Manchester, N. H., papers file Storrs, Aug. 24 (A?— State Sen.kare to encourage a more prosperoua 'and stripes. vorced dn July 30 although they to spell out tta moves to help to maintain tha 128 wlnga sched Colonel Accfuitted suit against local radio station. . . Beniamin L.. Barringer of New dairy industry in New England, HEMISPHERE PACT ASKED — — , didn't know It, have obtained a bring total military expenditures uled before the current saving United Auto Workers President Milford, in the forefront of a cam- especially through the growing and . Buenos Aires, Aug. 24 (A') — marriage license and plan to re within the 338 billion ceiling campaign took a firm grip on mili In Four GI Deaths Reulher to continue to fight for 'palgn to get help for Connecticut's use of quality forage for pastures, The Inter-Americnn Boooomlo marry after the mandatory'5-day ordered by the administration for tary planning. decrease in auto prices. drought stricken farmers, was an hay and silaga and through the Conference today bad before It the current fiscal year, which be Alabama state eenate approves a proposal to create an economic COTT'S wait. ■rae Air Force will absorb moat Ft. sm, Okla . Aug. 24 (/P>—w ith nounced here today as * the top economical use and management of FLIT gan July 1. amendment abolishing Negro- goUnth — a conunon market of They separated this yesr snd of ita economlea during tha next tears In. his eyes, a 41-year-old winner in Connecticut of the New all farm resources. dominated Macon County. . . . England Greener .Pastures pro the entire xx-estem Hemisphere. ORANGE SYRUP Mrs. . Sklpa sued for divorce, The services now have an.- 10 months by slowing the prod combat veteran said “ I sure feel “ Barringer feeds his Holstein charging intolerable oruel.ty. A nounced a 100.000-man reduction Forty-one Americans plan week gram. The plan xvas submitted by Peru Bug Bomb...... 9 9 ^ uction rate of new a ircra ft 'The fine", over and over again after end ot sightseeing In Peking. cows green chopped forage and reconciliation was .effected after in the total authorised strength of Air Force also cut adrift a u c h Barringer, a lawyer-farmer and grain but, no hay. He grows 104 as tlie conference moved .Into being acquitted yesterday by a U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Ap 12 0*8. the divorce hearing, and Mrs. nearly 2,800,000. Some 53,000 civil costly programs as the . Navaho assistant to the Republican major acres of alfalfa, ladlno clover, or Its second weekend xxith work 27e DDT Spray ...... ,pt. 3 9 ^ |[j general court-martial of four peals, Denver, Ckilo., reverses 1955 REGULAR SefCKS $ 4.49 ... „ Skiba requested her aUorney to ian Jobs also have been eliminated, Inter-Contincntal Guided Mlaaile ity leader in thU Senate, is ex chard graas, timothy and Reed hardly begun. Economists, who charges of negligent homicide. conviction of seven Communists.. pected to play a prominent part in are envisioning modest regional withdraw the divorce action. They with possibly more cuti to come. and-the F103 fighter plane. inie 8-member court cleared Lt. canary graaa in various mixtures. Girard to be handed over to Japa the forthcoming special session of nMrketa which could eventually resumed living together Aug. 3. Earlier this month, Secretary of The Navaho project waa ended Col. Walter P. Berger, Philadel The forage be cuts from these W hat they didn’ t know was-that Defense Wilson froxe civilian hir nese authorities jCfonday for trial. the Legislature. It has been called encompass aU Latin America, SCOTKINS IVY SLACKS S nnd op after nearly 3700 mUUon had been phia, Pa., in connection with the fields is put up as silage or is fed REYNOLDS 4.95 Superior Court Judge dharles S. ing until a new civilian work force Senate tiemocratic Leader Lyn to consider a tax relief bill for Indicated a move to make the- spent on it. lYie plane contract deatiu of four soldiers' during a don B. Johnson of Texas presnlaea during the siunmer as green chop hemisphere an economic unit NAPKINS Houie granted the divorce on July celling can be aet Before the first waa canceled before a single model farmers, as well aa measures to directly from the field. mock infajitry attack at the Arm y’s to back Increase in foreign eld help them recover from this sum was highly unlikely It not Im 80. The court clerk did not make civilian cutbacks started several waa ready to take the air but after artillery center here June 22. RLUMINUlf that fact known until Aug. 7, and figure voted by House.. .Congress mer's drought. Barringer authored “ Hia 1965 per cow production possible. weeka ago, 1,160,914 were em 3100 million had been expended Berger also was found Innocent FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE the Skibas subsequently read ployed: passes $1,734,011,947 catch-all a farm tax relief blU passed by average for 37 milking Holsteins t dn preliminary work. a t a charge o t dereliction of duty. 60 Count 2 For about it in a newspaper. Wilson, who will ao3n give up military construction bill. the legislature earlier this year was 11,564 pounds of milk and 461 l$UMOR”ON K.ADAR DENIED’ 33c The N avy will achlex'e tta graat- The 16-year veteran asked if he Mrs. Skiba aald she and her hus the defense aecretaryahtp, has aet .Teamaster's Unioh executive’i •Od vetoed by Gov. Rlbtcoff. pounds o f butterfaL BndapesL Aug. 24 (A1— Hun- 'It Outfoils Hi* Rest" eat savinga by moth-balllng 79 had ever doubted the outcome dur band. bflng Roman Catholics, still the aervicea to work on plana to board meets in Los Angeles to Thb College of Agriculture -at "Barringer grows neither hay .garys Foreign Ministry today Starkiat White Aleat m a vcaaKis, ranging in aise from amall ing the 2-day trial, declared “ as a are married in the eyes of their trim total military manpower form onion’s defense against cor ;the University; of Connecticut an- nor grain. He purchased 110.000 denied reports that Premier T n a» 43hmika 7 Ota. mine-laying craft to the last two career officer I had nothing to church. She said they were re- down to about 3H mllUon. WUaon ruption hcarges which could expel louncerf 'that James Oaborn pounds of grain and 88,000 pounds Janos Radar Is about to give up batUeehlpa in the active fleet live for except hope of acquittal." . marrying to comply with civil law. them from A F L -C IO .. .Mauaebu- Ifallingtord was runner-up of citru* pulp to supplement his his Job as premier and coneen- 25 ft. and bit tnlUtafy experts have, But U\e N avy plana to continue Colonel Berger shook hands with ' Married In June. 1952, they have sounded repeaUd Waroinga that setta' Governor Furcolo to attempt larringer .among Connecticut en- silaga Slid green chop raUons. He trate on his duties ns first sec Oklewi laurga Clean X O - CEHOMSESSON operating all of ita active carriera several, friends and the president g h ita p 27' two children. virtually all military coaU are to end Boston newspaper strike. rants In the ’ Greener Pastures puts hia silage up in an upright silo retary o f the ruling Commxmtst *V, Om. O T C and the same number o f combat o. tha court, then left the email, {udge. Houa* deecribed them In rising ateadlly and w ill continue to Pravda accuses U.S. of black nogram, and Augustus Campbell with a capacity of 450 tana and a Party, hlinlstry spokesman Laaz- planes that It had scheduled. hot courtroom to telephona the kl8 deeieion aa “ two Immature, mailing^ Arab nations in Syrian ; ^ninterbury terb u ry waa Uurd. treney silo with a capiuiUy of 200 le Oyaroa said thsre kad bson • go up, le a v iv maniwwer aa tha The Wavy, like tha Arm y, iOao nc)va to hia wife and two daugta- main aourca of future aeoDomlta. crisla...(;onfress clears com- Said the college's announoameat; tons. Hia herd la 95 per cent reg- “ let o f suck rumors” and addsdt (C i aa Paga Twa), Raaarve foreas are the Rext promlee 32,323.532,500 atomic “ Tha obJeeUvts o f the N ew Eng- istared atoek, and ha has 25 young “ You can SCO that knthlag eaasa M . Hag* 3(Um ). (OnoUnoed m Pag* Tkiae). energy money MIL laad (Jpanar Pastures pragrem animals snd • bulls.’’ ■ 4 i y o f Hmsb. They aro puro (aatass/*