'"M- Avaraft Dally Nat Praaa Run fbvUMWwk.UaM ThaWaidlMr Augton n . 1N8 ' I «t o. •. w e i^ ■ » ■ V< Redrick Straughan, assistant ways do his best to Uvs up to the ■ A benefit taa will bo i m n kt Sunset Rebekah Lodge wlli hoip 11,466 ivy raia lu tInnSMali Johnnycake Inn, Ivoryton, for U special meeting tomorrow eve­ chfef of the S o u th Manches­ high gosl they had set for him. mjgliL 'tA m la apper ilM MibiItTowii ning at 7, In Odd Fellows Hall, and ter Fire pepartmenU resumed Diana Honored He wss presented s gift of a- M— bar «r Uto Audit flood relief, from 3 to 4 pjik to­ f •,' .' > day.- snawefa morrow, Odmiaaion to whicn. will' members are asked to donate his duties today after a two week brief case and a wrist watch ^ Clearance , j BerMH •( d reilu tto u lug, eMMr la aftortMM, ,-IUjni6na M. Cam, *on of iti. be canned food or clean clothing. clothing and canned goods. A sum vacation which he and Mrs. By I-A Group Frank Diana, cbaif'mBn of the din­ H aneh^tU r-j-A City o f Vi/Uago Charm A M Cam, 8 Charter Oak 8t., u of money will afso be voted for Straughan spent in Laicerne-in- ner. 2S% Off m Ell DM if Rh o i F iiiilttn TOcalvtM baaic tratnlnf at Port A daughter, SuMn Ann, their flood relief. Clothing must be in Maine. Miss Ella Gray of East Other speakers lntrodup4d by Holden, Maine, returned with thfm Som* oBo-of-o-Wiid; som* eomploto soH V0L.LXXnr,N0.281 Kwnc, Ky4 aa a member of the 3rd thii^'Child, waa bom Saturday at good . condition and food fn* tin Over 100 at Affair; Thomas F. Ferguson, toabtmaalter (POURTKEN'PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1955 ASvarMatog aa Paga U) AfRiorod Divialon. He m a former­ Mancheater Memorial Hoapltal to cans. Vice Grand Mrs. Ann Lamb for a stay here. ' , • of the affair, were bant'e- Pagant. PRICE n V S CBM$R ly at cook at the Villa Marla, Glaa- Mr. and Mra. T. J. Crotkett of will be in charge of the meeUng. Enters Service Today Atty. George Lesnief, Alfonco tonbury; Bolton Center.’ They have two The monthly board ^ meeting of Reale, Joseph Miitpetta, Leo F. CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES aotte. Crockett la a local realtor Mrs. Josephine Pieseik Hills, the Chamirtade Music Club will A» Officer in USAF Diana, ' John DeQUattro, Police RO K s D etaining 41 A daufliter waa bom to Mr. and and inaUrance agent. Well. known artist, will be guest be held tomorrow at 8 p m. at the Chief Herman O. Schendel. Atty. Lew Ovorlieod — Yo« SPvo. Mra. wailam Haberem, 14» speaker at the meeting of the Man­ home of Mrs.' Mary Stewart, 97 Over one hundred people galh: OarrltyAi 501 E. MM«t Turnpike—Td. Ml 3-51B7 Florence St., Thuraday at Man- Mr. and Mrs. T. Lincoln Pearson. chester Wates tomorrow at 8 p.m. Hollister St.^ All members are ered at the Italian American So­ ager Riehafd Juartin. U.S. Businessmein in Tinker, Hall. Members and urged to attend. Open DeHy lO:00-S:(M)--E|if«iMv 7:30-8:30 cheater Memorial Hoapltal. 22 Cheater Dr., have returned ciety on Eldridge St. Sunday af­ after a three week vacation,- the friends are urged to attend and Seoul, Aug. SO (gy- Forty- ■ftm Mancheater Fire Depart­ major part of which was spent in arb asked to donate for flood relief Douglas Wetherell won second ternoon at the testimonial dinner one American buaiheasmen are Mther a can of food, or an article place'honors In the Hartford poun- K ldditss R eceive ip Senate Probe on a'^ Hat to be'rsfused exit ment wfll have a pump operator News Brunsi^ick, Canada, and the 'given for Atty. Vincent L. Diana. drill toniKht at 6:30 at the fire Gaspe Peninsula. They also attend­ of clothing, clean and in good con­ ty^4-H Fair Cross-Cut Saw Con­ Atty.. Diana Is the first Italian- permits from South Korea be-- bonae, Main chd HilHard Sta. ed the recent Masonic Coipman- dition, as the admission fee. Weigh­ test Saturday at the fair held In /fcifls at Show cause of a diapute over ROK Windsor Locks near Bradley Field. American from Manchester to be­ taxaa, a apokeaman for tha dery Conference in New York City,. ing will precede the meeUhg as come a member of the Connecticut / _____ . Hie cdihmlttee from the Comer- usual. ' Wetherell was among a group Amarican Chamber of Cbm- from Manchester that was entered Bar. *ifarlow’s and Weldon's Drug merce in Korea said tonight. ctone ClUb, Urhlch la am nginp for A son .was born Aug. 23 in Hart­ The main speaker of the after­ the October baaaar, win have a ford Hospital to >Mr. and Mrs. Junior Songsters of the Salva­ in the various competitive events Stores are co-sponiors of a free g%e spokesman said Cham­ that ran through Saturday and noon was Ermano Garavental chief, ber members had been shown meeting tomorrow at 8:15 p.m, in Carleton Briggs of 32 Nye St:, and tion Army will hold a' special re­ development engineer for .Hamiji back-to-school kiddie gift for all S t < Brldtet’a pariah halt More a daughter on Aug. 24 at the same hearsal Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Washington,NAug. 80 .*| Hkmpaktre Atty. Gen. Louis C. riibrnihg after the' truck he was U'E DEU\'KR i personnel aaciirity officer. ' arms to some countries in the Middle East... \ driving sheared off a pole at-the Advocate's section of the USAF. Ik i Wyman testified before the Senate Center. thankbd the gathering fbr the hbn- Wrote letter to Beason Internal Security subcommittee to­ I Such an action by Russia—the supplying of arms to na­ or they had done him and his fami­ Former Sen. Gillette (p-Iowa», day ^ a t In a search of the sum­ Frjince\ Slates Paliolman John Hughes arrest­ ^Arthur Drus Stores j •iibcommittee counael, wrote Ben­ tions in a troubled area—would not contribute to the relaxing ed Frank Reidle. 28, following his ly,; and stated, that he would al- mer tmme of Harry Dexter White In of world tensions, Dulles said. tnvc.stigatiop. Reidle wga following Dan River Type 128 son asking that Smith and Caasity 1653 hAfound aeveral'muaic books, lx" a car which' stopped in respon.se to / testify at today's haaiing. The one of Vhich contained the line New Talks on The Secretary made clear to a news conference that he had Hughes' signal and swung to the letter also said it would be "'moat "Lenin, tmr Leader.” no official information dn the reported Russian offers of right to avoid hitting the antom^iA acceptable” If the secretary him­ WymanNvaa the tniUal witness at arms. • , bile, police said. When the truck self wanted to come. a public h e ^ n g prelided over by Morocco Rule Sheets and Pillow Cases In an Aug. 26 letter which the Committee ^^idrman James O. Repoirts of the offers have circulated for several weeks in struck the i>ole, it broke it off Yes, It's True! diplomatic quartegs here. Dulles declined io name any coun­ OFFER! about a foot above the pavement. subcommittee aaid It had not re­ Eastland (Dalasi. Paris, Aug. 30 i>Pi — New Hu,"lies estimated damage to REGULAR $2.69— 72x108 ...... $1.79 c eiv e but which was read over One of the i^um enta he sub­ Aerial Rescue negotiations with Moroccan Na­ try as the target of the Soviet offers, the pole at 3150 and Reldia said it the phone to the staff yaaterday, mitted In evidence was-a song book tionalists are planned by France 'B ut he responded lo a question ------'».. ■ ...... - i i—.. REGULAR $2.89— 8IX-I08...... $1.99 Banion replied that neither he nor Firemen hang a scaling lad­ about whether he knew of offers' ^ i-'t-s ■n PRICE $349.95 would cost about |200vto repair i In Russian. Anmher contained der out of the window in a drive to set up a stable, home the truck's front end. / | r e g u l a r 5 9 c-—42x36 C X S E S ...... 45e his two aides would be available at modem songs of >the Soviet Union rule governnient for the North to Egypt or other states In the - m — n tw n m f l c i c In A C this time. of a New York hotel as theyj Middle East, and aaid simply that: Yesterday, two cars collided I FIHED BOnOM or TOP SHEETS / with English transUtiona. prepare to rescue a woman on African protectorate. TRADE $100.00 hcad-olt’on Eva Dr,, according to | The letter made no promises for White, who died\n his aunwner Important changes in the there are indications that such of-' investigating Patrolman John { REGULAR $2.69 TWIN S IZ E ...... X S l.7 9 the future. It said Benson had home in FiUwllHam\N. H., in Au the ninth 'floor. Several per­ fera may have been made. hoped that his previous' cotrespon- sons were reported overcome Moroccan political picture ap­ Krinjak. j REGULAR $2.89 FULL SIZE ...... X . • SI*79 gust 1948, was a Treiw ry official peared imminent but there wa.s no Dulles Bsid there was no evi­ Continued hy -He said the drivers, Richard | Zotti gives 3 minute service apply­ dencs with the subcommittee in the HMMevelt and tTiilman ad-'' by smoke before the- Are was announcement of nhe details in­ dence that he knew of that Soviet would "ineet the full requirements ministrations. Since hik death he! put out. (NEA Telephoto). equipment was actually already in •uMif-n.M Trotter. 35. of 81 Elsie Dr., and volved. I.9S Raymond G. Halsted Jr., of 212 ing heels! Try us the next time— of ths public interest in this esse.” has been the center of aevfral Con- j "rtie French cabinet completed Arab hands. Those countries have' Egypt, krael YourPricel The letter added gresaional inveatigatloi^ into Harold Staasen.- left, Pr^ident Eiaenhower'a special adviser been getting - their military sup-' Greenwood Dr., were evidently a two-day discussion o ' Moroccan "If you feel, however, that the | charges he passed inforni^tion to on disarmament, shakes hdnds with Russia’s Arkady Sobolev at plies from non-Communist sources, j,,Aug. 30 ( « - distracted by children playing you'll be glad you did . . ; policy yesterday and announced United Nations, N, Y. (Aug. 29). Sobolev presided at discussion REFRIGERATOR nearby. public interest would be served by ! Communists, Plane Crashes ne sam. . Violence continued without letup Lady Pepperell Type 144 further clarification of aome points ' In an introductory atatiment, steps would be taken to establish o f plans In meeting hr Big Four plus Canada which may test urge* to End Strife : Although there was some dam­ a ' new government within two West-Russia relatiqM since Geneva summit conference. Electrical Appllanca age to both cars, they were 'KINS ZOTTI' of the matter, I ahall be happy to: Wyman said the 1953 search\waa weeks. Pierre July, minister for * On other subjects. Dulles told: the Gaxa Strip. Israel chanted Dept., traveling at slow speeds, Krin­ write you further in response to'conducted under his directtoiv\be- Near Kent; Toll Tunisian and Moroccan affairs, his news conference: | the g^yptiana with, killing : four Oak Street Entranca jak said, and none were injured. ZOTTI specific inquiries." i cause of the public announcemmts 1. The United States has urged i predicted that "the obstacle.* Jewish civiliana and wounding 10 Both drivers „ were accompanied OPEN MONDAYS. SHOE REPAIR Superfine Muslin Ladejinsky is the government ! "by various officials high In tqe both Israel and Egypt within the land reform'expert who had full government of the United Stati Four or Five which will confront us will be other laraelia. Egypt accused tko TIm JM (H A U COM i^•fC Green Stamps by children, police aaid. THI RSD.AY.S UNTIL S 701 MAIN ST. overcome." paat 48 hours to refrain from the Israelis of killing an Egyptian Given With All Caah The officer estimated damage to security clearance when he work- that Harry Dexter White had bee Premier Edgar Faure earlisr Stassen Fixes Ike use of force in their .border dis­ soldier and Wounding four Arab M A M C H M m e » N H * . Sales . Halsted’a car at $100 and to the ed for the State Department in , involved with a Communist .. Dover Plain*. N. Y„ Aug. SO I this month called for establishment pute. The two nations have been civilians. Trotter vehicle at $200. No charges Japan. The Agriculture . Depart- i espionage ring which operated in ■-JP) — Five person*, including I of a New Moroccan government by Involved for weeks'in bloody skir­ Sheets and Pillow Cases ment declared him a aecurity risk j Washington, D. C., for many years. \ mishes In the Gaza area. (In Cairo, an Egyptian military were brought. last December when the Job waa ' "We wanted to And out whether re« children, were killed to- Sept. 12. spokesman said fighting broke i)' In the craiih of a single-ri|- I Endorae Faure's View* 2. Israel and the Arab govern­ REGULAR $2.99— 72x108 ...... $2.29 transferred to its Jurisdiction and' or not from papers or documents Arms Data Swap ments are studying Dulles' propos­ out near Gaxa at 6 a.nl. and waa dismisse.d'btm. It said at the time i which might be located opon his plane hi the heavily I July told a news conference still going on this afternoon.) REGULAR $3.29— 81x108 ...... $2.49 wooded area ..oouth of thi* full cabinet endorsed Faure’s C... al of last Friday for an American his loyalty was not questioned. j summer prfemlaea if any persons Dutohe** County town. The guarantee of a peace settlement'if An Israeli military apokeaman '.'1 REGULAR $3.69— 90x108 ...... $2.79 eral Moroccan, policy and auuior- they can make one. The reaction of said Egyptian infiltrators killed (ConUnoed on Page Four) » Stinson Mpper Cruiser, Ized further-talks with lekilers of United ‘Nation.s, N.Y„ Aug. 30 (/F)—Pre.sidential adviser (OsBttBued OB Page Pour) ' and b<*me The session was arranged, at the or plane had been made three h o u ^ placement of RqMdent General Gil­ the United States wants U.N. ap­ established. Eisenhower today allocated an request of the President,'by 'Val after tho crash. - \ X bert Orandval. He was named to proval for the Ensenhower plan. In Strike Vote Settlement Attacked additional two and a half million | Calls for, PaUenoe Thc fact that we arc ipr- precisely as direacd. Our Cannon Bath Towels Peterson, federal Civil Defense ad­ Dr. Mi;illiam Beiitaett of^111- Awnito Russln’a Views 4. The United States must main­ He also charged that tba cU/isit -in the compound: skilled Registered Phar-- dollari for northeastern flood re-1 ministrator, and Wilton B. Per­ brook, assistant Dutahessydounty (Continued an Pkg^ Four) Egyptians directed machine-gun lief and his headquarters an- ^ sona, White House liaison man -(Kaaven, who Is sitting on the Washington, Aug. 30 iJP)—^The tain patience and hope in negotia­ and mortar fire on the Eriix set­ ing of prescriptions means macists check each com­ With Dacron and Nylon Reinforced Selvages nounced plans for a Wa.ahington ! Medical -Examiner, skidA t least subcommittee as the deputy Amer­ National Labor Relations Board tions with Red Chiqa at Geneva that 4i-c arc able to main­ pounding step tQ avoid the wdth Congreaa. four bodies were incharred ican delegate, was waiting for So­ tlement this morning. The spokes­ conference tomorrow on rehabil-1 The meeting will ^ attended by (NLRB) today voted 3-2 to pro­ for the release of American civil- man said there were no casualtiea tain ample stocks of top- possibility of error. And Itation of the damaged areas. , wreckage. Two these were viet Delegate Arkaflv A. Sobolev, iana detained on the Chinese main­ representatives of the Commerce adults, he sgld. The othqi' bodies, to give an inkling of kluscow's cur­ hibit an employer from Insisting a on the Israeli side in a 15-minute oualily ingredients. Even YOU will find our prices no The President provided, initial Department, the Army Corps of Gunman Burke land. Dulles said he did not feel exchange. the most complex pre­ higher than elsewhere. grants $1 million each for Con­ he said, may h ^ e beenAhose of rent feeling about Eisenhower’s union win approval from any great encouragement with res­ -Engineers, the Housing and Home adults or children, but thqre wi proposal. Sobolev delivered a long both union and non-union employe* The Gaza frontier hae 'been the scription can be com­ Always bring us your pre­ necticut and Massachusetts re­ Finance agency, the Small Busi­ pect to the Geneva talks ap far ex­ scene of repeated laraell-EgypUan pounded promptly—and scriptions! gions. and $500,000 for areas of no small cbtld among them. Planned to Kill opening statement to the aubcom- before calling a strike. cept as-he believe.* that with the Clashes in recent months, l^ h te e n ness Administration, the Budget BdwaiALuppi. of Bronx, N. Y . rolttee yesterday without mention­ An NLRB majority held the passage of time some result even­ Stock up now at thia low price. Green, orchid, peach, New York hitqby fhe floods. Bureau, the Office of Defense Mo- Israelis and eight Egyptiana have • PAY EI-ECtRIC BILLS HERE gold and turquoise. * Previous allocations of $1 mil­ whose Summer home on bog\Tali ing the startling suggestion the Wooster, Ohio, division of Borg- tually will be achieved. died in incidents there during tha billxBtion, and the Department of Corner Road is the nearest \the Pair from FBI President sprang on the Geneva Warner Corp. failed to bargain in • YOUR HALL-MARK CARD STORE lion each have gone to Pennsyl­ Agriculture. Health, Education and ■< 5. Dulles did not know whether paat week. a WE ARE YOUR RE.XALL 8TORE vania, Rhode Island and New Jer­ scene,, told a Danbury News-Times summit meeting. good faith by demanding contract Ambagtador Charles Bohlen 'had Egypt today cUsputed an laraell Welfafe. TreaSqn and Labor.. reporter he aaw the plane come obt The five delegates planned to clauses requiring an approving sey. Total EaltqMito Due Bq.*ton, Aug. 30 (AV-Gunman eapeciially called the attention of account of an encounter in the More Coming Later of the fog at lOilS a.ip. He aaid H Elmer (Trigger) Burke waa quot­ continue their secret talk.* on dis­ secret vote among all its workers Rinaian officials to President Ei­ area yeaterday between' Egyptian HALE’S STURDYWEAR BOX-STlTC^ED James C. Hagerty. presidential i The Corps of Engineers reported armament this afternoon. They before the CIO United Auto Work­ to Eisenhower, meanwhile, that by (Continued on Pni,o Four) ed today as saying he was about senhower’s speech last week em­ and laraeli fighter, planes, the first press secretary, stressed again i Uo kill the two FBI men who cap­ agreed that., in contrast with the ers Union (UAW) could call a phasizing that the United States reported between the two air NORTH END that a)l six grants are initial alio- j about Sept. 4 if expects to come opening session yesterday, they strike or seek contract changea:'!^ wants practical t^sulta to flow up with an overall estimate on the tured him last Saturday night, ex­ Quilted Mattress Pads cations, with more federal money j would issue no public stateipents Reverses ’58- Decision / from the summit conference at (Conttanei Rage Dew) to be provided later. cos_t of flood rehabilitation W-ork to cept that two cars full of men on their deliberations. The ruling i.* contrary to a W53 the federahgovernment. ar^ved In the nick of time; Geneva in July. But Dulles said he WITH CORNER ELASTIC Hagerty announced that' offi­ Icardi Denies During their current meeting decision of the U.S. Court o f/Ap­ thought that a* a routine matter PHARMACY cials of key government agencies , Congressional'' leaders already iurke has been lodged in a outi peals at Chicago. TTiat (; held Bohlen might have spoken to Rua-. 4 DEPOT SQ. Ml 9-4585 concerned with flood, area rehabil- | have authorized tflb President to ChaWeaton. S. C., Jail alnce his (Continued on Pngc Three) employers couid properly seek Sian leaders about-the President’s •pend around $100 million on auch capture aud waa interviewed yea- REG. $3.98— 39x76 TWIN SIZE . . . itation work will meet at the , Lying at Probe such clauses in lal>or contracts. Ulk. $2.59 White House in Washington to-1 work. terdaji by Boston police authori­ The government did not appeal, 6. The State Department i* BuUeti] morrow morning to review' the j The Oirpa also reported that as ties aim representatives of the But the NLRB majority said today planning to ask Congress for a prpgrarh thus far and to plan for of today it waa carrying on re­ Of Italy Slaying district attorney's office from Bos­ it did not agree with the Chicago aubstantial increase in funds to froBi the AR'’ riKS the future. . habilitation programs in 64 towns ton. \ court. ,, < Improve living conditions for am­ JIEG . $4.98— 54x76 FULL SIZE .... Neither the President not any, and cities—11 more than yester­ Washington, Aug. 30 (iP>—Adlo They had sought to return him News Tidbits In the Borg-Warner case the bassadors and their ataiffa abroad. $3.49 members of the small staff with j day—in the six flood ravag^ to Boston Where ,he is wanted for n n j • a n n r : - „ majority held that an employer’s Dulles was commenting on an as- COFFEE PUCES UP him at his vacation headquarters » ■' '■ • fcardi pleaded innocent today to Carrying a\ machl'ile gun, punlah- Culled from AP Wireq New York, Aug. W (g>) — The Pure white filling that is guaranteed to launder white. charges he falsely„denied com-I able by Ilfe\in V here will attend that conference. (CoBtinued oa Page Fow) prison, and for (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Pnge Four) natien’a two Mggcat IndepeedeBt l^licity in the World War n death breaking out Of Charles Street coffee roasters ra(ae4 tkelr: of.MaJ. William* HoUdian. Jail. . . One U.S. soldier killed and an­ wholesale prices today-. lOeiiwol' leaidl. 34, a alight little 'man, Face* Mlutler Okarge other injured in Tokyo when their Foods Corp- Incroneed Its Max* appeared' voluntorily in U.S. Dis­ New York, however, will get •peeding Jeep sideswipes truck and well House bread 1^ tkrea Truman Charges Ike trict Court to respond to the in­ Burke for prosecution on a mur­ turns over-. Ebc-convlct Robert cento a pound and Staadart Replace Your Q)d dictment returned against him der charge. K, Miers and i^ife Betty arraigned Japan Asks Solid Role Brands added three cento to Om yesterday by a federal grand Jury. Authorities from both states on charges of murdering Building price of Chase A Sanborn. TMn MANCHESTER After making his plea, he was re- wanted Burke but early today Inspector. Donald E. Graham, 60, nnags the whetoento H to •( Favors Big Business lea.sed on $10,000 bond. As4-"piat. Atty. Edward M.' Sul­ in Palm Spring. Calif. both to 81 cento n pound, Ttadn ^Beid Pillows Now Judge Jos^h C. McGarraghy livan said he has. reason to believe Woman’« Christian Temperance In Defense Tiie to U.S. sources auld they other' aaid he lyould sat the trial date in that New Ifork, lylll get him be- Union ofllclal predicts both houses .to follow REG. $5.9S LATEX FO AM ...... $3.95 Mackinac lalShd. Mich., Aug. SO^changa Commission as “a prime about two wWks. . cause of the aerlc^aneu of the of Omgress will hold hearings In Washington,. Aug. SO Ui—Japa-vnot undertake anything that will REG. $7.95 d a c r o n FILLED ...... $4.77 — Harry S. Trumaii aaya the exampla" of regulatory commis- Two Washington lawyers, Ed­ charge against him in that state. January on bills to outlaw nlco- nese Foreign Miniater. Mamoru prejudice in the leiut our d^am ic MERIDEN WA’n a i CUT Eisenhower admlnistraUon is us-[falona’* packed as never before ward . Bennett Williams, .and Maasachusetta authorities quoted hblle' beverage advertising over Shigemitsu said today the time haa ' partnership with your great eoun-. Meriden,. Aug. M* ()P) ateru WED, AUG. 31 REG, $9.95 100% WHITE GOOSE DOWN $4.95 Murdaugh S. llSdden, appearA in racUo and 'TV and in Interstate come for America and Japan to try:'.; ihg the power of the executive [ with people who came from the Burks, aa saying that ha 'was ready than half this iuduntrial rify eg REG.' $5,95 PLAYTEX FOAM REG. HEIGHT $4.95 branch of the government to "un-> ranks of the industries they are court with Icardi. a resident of to “shoot and kill', the two FBI commerce , . .. Scantily-clad body "review our defense releUonship*V Shtgemitsu-also noted that Japan 45,000 waa stiff wttiwat Waler, dermine " the law pf the. country jaupppaed to regulate.’’ . Pittsburgh, ajtenta whom I aaw outside my of an elderly recluse 'foundxin and put it on a solid partrierahip is maintaining diplomatic relations .today as workmen fenght 9n re*' REG. $7.95 PLAYTEX FOAM EXTRA PLUMP $4.95 "in the 'intereat of big business.”. H* aaid Republican appointees Williaiiiil ' argued -4o the Judge cottage (at Folly Reach, 8. C,) Biloxi, Mia* amid pile' of poasra- basil.” with the Chinese Nationalists on pair n 24-Inch nanln brakeu yan* REG. $9.95 PLAYTEX FOAM KING SIZE . . . $8.95 But- he predicted the "people will] to > the National Laboi- ReUUona that a $20,000 bond requested by Saturday night. lions and debris that included four, Shigemitsu said that under the Formosa and this “ precludes our torday by a eeuatruetlou erew. win-their government back from Bokrd havf "reversed a number of the government was "totally un- "The only reason they weren’t live Slid four dead parrots and can­ existing aecurity treaty between entering upon formal relations with Hausebohiera ' carried peHs. the forces of special privHege.” : settled interpretations of the law to reaaonable.” He asked for $2,500 killed waa-L^cq automobile loads ot aries . . . Durham, N. C. man be- the two nations the major burden (to'mmuniat China." Ifftrhers aad Jugs to efetags In a "give-'em-heU" ipeech be^ thB.diaadvantage of labor.” bond. gtoe serving lO-yenr prison ienn for Japan's defense has been "Your honoi, this defendant has men drove up in front of the house for a pistol shot that left his wife placed on the United States. Japan, Secs Two Ctalnaa sad to other ptaisee where w ^ 8:00 P.M . SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF fore 800 Michigan Democrats listjT h e Secretary of Agriculture." about the time I was ready to take he declared, has been ‘ cooperot-; tor waa atffl'nvaUafele. Btnay night the former President accused | Truman iuJd. “campaigns against volimtarlly come into this court paralysed and may even kill her and surrendered himself,;’ Wil­ Care of these two men." before his term is up. ing under an unequal arrange.. -factories were witiwnt auy wa* Bfiltr iRclvdt DELINMIEATiR Those PIors the administration at ‘‘aubvertipgl'tbe programs he is supposed to ad- Burke also was quoted as aay- tar at aO. It waa rapartad. mlnister-^'and. then use's their- liams said. , : Airplane , in Australia left its the laws It la sworn, to execute He said .Icardi had voluntaril.y Shlge^t^'a ramark^ prepar^' Ml Proceeds To Be Turned dj^er To RED CROSS You couldn't bmid • bettor heating plant Into, your new borne Cannon Part Linen faiUifully'^; charged it, pursued "Ip failure to argue that support prices (Oontiaaed on Pago Two) pilot on the ground today, circled control over two separato areas. TRUCKEBCi ASK KATE KIKK ■ - 1 come before the House Armed Sydney and its suburbs for almost for a National Press Club lunch­ than a DELCO-HEAT automaUe oil fired boiler. It’a guaranteed Stealth And secrecy’!A plan to ; ought to be lowered, eon, marked his first major ad- He said Japan! ia anxious that Waaklngtoe. Aag. 89 («7—Tha to'give you clean, aafe, tael saving bent for years. destroy the Tennessee Valley' IVumauman aaid he thought the re­ Services (;iomnilttee in 1953 dur­ three hours and finally wak,*iibt neither side - aggrevetee the titue- New Baglaad T n ie l^ ^ tadat* ing the phibe on what happened down by a Navy ptone,. . . Man in dress here during a three-day round Uon by resorting to violence, * Dish Towel Authority and chided it with fail­ cord would show "th at' this to Holohan when he went behind. Rita Q uits H aym es of talks with American bfficiato. try today asked the latewtate > W’ltb other taela alated for price lacreaaes, or labor stoppage, ing to balance the budget. sanctimonious adnUniatration ia Goldfield, Nev., dazed by accident The Japanese difdomat waa ex­ Oomnaeree Oaoiadariea' fe r aw German lines in northern Italy that KlllM hia wife,. lies'‘dowB be- Signed Surrender you caa ALWAYS depend ou nil—delivered to your home by in- His speech, the second major having its own troubte with corrup­ The Foreign Miniater, who a dec- pected to outline to DuUea this af­ laeraase ef d per osat ia all latoa ■* DANCINiG * SINGING * COMEDY ★ SURPRISES dependent suppliers. Play safe—go oil and SAVE. as* an agent of the Office of ailde her body and,kills hinoaelf with s ona in three days, climaxed the tion," which he said waa the "de­ For W elfare of All ade ago signed his country's aur- ternoon IH country's general prb- aad ctargaa. The New Ba^aad, three-day meeUng of the Michigan Strate^tl.c ^crvicea.aDSS-). a .22-caliber pistol. posals for a new and more .inde­ Budget Tour Burner on Easy Terms (or liberate use of the power of the WllUams said that at no time fehder to the Allies, did not go-Into Motor Kate Bureaa Ibch of Kea* DemocraUc Conference. '.j. executive branch to undermine the Finance Miniater Sunltro DJo- details in his dlscusaion of Japan's pendent role in sharing defense re- tea, laid the biduitry taeea a Immedlato Semico AutomaUe DoUvertea had Icardi refused tO' testify. He Hollywood. Aug. 50 —RfU JohadikuSumo of Indonesia aaya sptmsiblUty in Asia. In reply to Truinan'a previous lawa i t ia sworn to execute faith-, aaid Icardi has a wife., and four rearmament plans—a topic of hje “despeiato ritaaHia" aa a raaaH Multi-color stripes. 'Very absorbent and long wearing. criticiama. President Eisenhower's fully so that their benefits flow to Hayworth has walked out on goveranMat’s (toAcIt In current fis­ conferences today with Secretary Shlge‘iiiitau<"aeemed pleased with ef wage larreeeie greatad hi TICKETS MAY BE SECURED AT ALL DELCO HEAT Children, and hia wife is expecting crooner Dick Haymea "in the beat hto ^opening converaationa witk' ( press secretary. James C. Hagerty the privileged few instead of to all a fifth child. cal year to 360 nftUlon..' 'U. 8. of Stat* DuUea and other top U.S, eadiag a laag etrUMk ■ 1 REG. 590 KENDALL DJ$H TOW EL .... 3 for $1.59 / ^ d in Denver yesterday that our dtiqens.” interests of my children, Dick and Agriculture Secretary Ears Ben­ offlcleto. Americea authorltiea have Dulles, describing tha 140-m&iuto / '■"■f...... : Icardi has a splendid reputation myself.” she explains. session yeaterday aa "highly use­ 29TH BODT IDBM Tinia \ RETAIL STORES IN MANCHESTER ^ *'Our RtpulotioN Is Your Assiirmet" . "'with the exception of a few partl- UM**.*.iratos Exam ple in ' the community where he re- son arrive* In LobiImi for Ulka been critical,of Japan’a slow pace I don't believe anybody pays "One flartog example of this it Apprised by reporters of h ir With British ministers on the mar­ in building her defense forces. ful.” r. D O Z ^ S O F OTHER ITEMS sidea, .Wllliame said. ' * wife's statement—made in hec at-! keting and diapoaal of surplus The SUte Department said the attention’! to what Truman the Dixon-Yates mesa," he said. ' He said the government has tornay'a office—Haymea replied: But he made plain that be be­ AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS. ya. In a speech at French Uck, And he added the adminiatratlon food. lieves the two countries must stand two eUteamen discuaead the Far day to a total el 99 Whew A vita . spent' hnndreda. of thousands of "I don’t believe it!” together to maintain peace in the Eaatern situation generaUy and -MOO be^ wae fiHd a8 WAinCH THE HERALD FOR FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT Saturday. Truman - accused "clocked their . movements and dollars to investigate ‘'this man.” The Utian-haired film star issued Circuit Jiidge Jn Mulberry, Fla., the\adminlatration of "miarMra- worked in sod^recy." orders ntriklng union official to Pacific and Etost Asia, and he de­ reviewad the recant Big Four meet­ Deihy addI buriad toon waa IliB. Williams said it would cost a lot thia terse etatement yeaterday: clared that Japan "must beware ing at Geneva. SpecUie defenae -aa a • f Wader stion and damago^ry. ‘nian Truman .referred to Iho public Of money for Icardi to prepare hia “I have separated froqi Dick Iie- show caiiae why he should not be THIS qGANTiC WORTH WHILE FLOOD RELIEF SHOW! Green Stanpa Given With Cadi Sajkal in amsws conference nera yMtor- Va. privato power controversy set Communist peace offensives which problems were left over untU to­ tauy. Del. Ij^^VMd I '•INC. defense, and pleaded for a- low cauae I believe that in the bestin- held in contempt of court because aim aj creating difficulUee and dia-' day. ECO. day Ttuman assert^ the Ropubll^ off last yaar by thd adminiatra- bowL ttooata of my children r Dick_and of the dynanaiting ef a plant and - ■ I... — —* Bcnsibaa among fr«fe niffana." tlea fciiaan bae^ aaM Wa hl«r 33VMAIN STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN. can taginiB has fallen "100 nsr tion’B proposal to prmrtda'ttoetric , In the end, the j'udge set bond niyaelf, it is necessary that Mth the reported shooting at a com­ 8H1QEM1TSU SKETCH - tIHIS AO SPONSORED RY NIlDITZfBROS. cent under the domination Mg Shigemitsu said Japim f(dt her Iwi baea hkaMIM w Wai v phyrer for tho Atomic Enargy Oom- •1810,000. of us hava tima to think things pany guard.'. Army alaaken technical state of war with Russia Mamoru Shigemitsu baa come a Mra. Wlaldrad T arrlar. 48. M iM te buainesa.'’ BriaEoB (AKO) by totting a con­ Pennsylvania attorneys for lcar- out. tape and dlaplaya. w gm , heart in OP MANCHESTER AND HARTFORD r . < TELEPHONE Ml 9-4S9S a toe SSL and NUW should be ended. . Moscow end long way since that day in Novem­ tract to a' privato utflity* group di—Ruggero J. Aldisert of Pitta- “I don't know . at thia getting a privato off an outbound Tokyo have yet to sign a peace ber of 19tt when aa Internetiem*! R O C K V ILU - - PHONE TR S-3371 Truman in his litast attack da^ troopship eo he couM,f> home, to treaty ending World Wer 'H. But MfrOwS the Smsuiltlta and a M fonida).;. : ? .

I ■ r^, I TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDi MANCHE81ER. CONN* TUESDAY, AUGUST SO, 1955 «- IUKCRB8TIR E V lI^ O HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY, AUGUST 80. lOSS T t'p jn . to noon and on Wednesday Andover square-dancing and n drawing will Board to* determine the' eodt of ’morning, Sept. 7 from 8 ajn. on. be held Inter In the evening to de­ necessary roof and interior repaira Gunman Burke Parents should plan bs register termine partners for the ntnebes. To Attend Mecttng L But "wa must move ahmg pmdiMWt. the children in. the school district Preparation of the boBAa hae be­ Mrs. D ^ a E. ChamberuUn, prin­ Disaster ly and osutiously," he said, ‘IgHd ho^ la which they live. Region Board come a competitive a v ^ t among cipal. of Che Elementary School, Planned to Kill THE NEW Truman Charges Ike guided by the MVlete’ deeds rether d ^ J Io s p U a i Meettag Poetponed wives who have attended the pre­ will attend the principals’ meeting, Stdssen Fixes/Ike than their wonts.” Raymond E. Hunt, chairman of vious highly suflepisful socials, ac­ which will be held at the Horace Totals $22,746 Tho lej0l(Unor also questlanad the Republican Town committee, Still " Sjudying cording to- Cn officer of the club, W. Porter School In Columbia to­ the practicality of a reciprocal ar- who hM enjoyed the fried chicken Pair from FBI dpeiii Area announces that the meeting morrow at 9:30. rangeiReht With Russia for aaiisl and steaka prepared by the part-, Mrs. Dorothy E. Hutton, chair­ T'avors-Big Business Arms Ddta Swap originally scheduled for this eve­ CAVEYS iBspection of armaments, as pro- V pU EL O IL ^ ^ ning has been postponed . until General Plans ners he has drawn in other years. man of-the State Board of Educa­ (Ooatlaaed Ir o a Pago Om ) Lions Qttb ^ntributea f. posed by President Elsenhower. For Parking Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in The Club will hold its annual tion, will be the guest of honor st 45 EAST CENTER ST. fOBBUaiMd t'waB rage Om ) Ing he haa apont hia tim« ainoe $500 to Teielbon; See (OsatlBBsd frons Png* Om ) ' ^ Burleson said this would not dio- the Superior Court room. fam ily'party on Sunday, Sept. 11. a luncheon at 1 p.m. at the Ox Ugfis should ha carried out. The Andover, Aug. 30 (^teclal)— A Saturday night "planning to got Rita' Quits Haymes close quantitiea and locations of The 'Change has been made to meeting of the Regional High ' Anyone desiring Information on Yoke. haadad by lEdgar H. Dixon and Need for Fbtsbligbte detallK of course, are nsgotlahle. RoctffiUt, All,, to (8|)m M)— Joining the group ia requested 'to out of thiB SoabrooM Hotel (under­ they also will write Uieir report tq atomic weapons which might he 'allow the Nominating Committee School. Board In Hehron .last night Her subject will be "Commente Dugans A. Yatea. W e are prepared to join Svltlv other at Ruaeia'a disposal -in CTiina or T te parUnc araa at City Hoapttal, ad^tlonal time to draw up a slats call Steve Ursln. Bernard Hudak on Education in Oormecticut.’’ world nicknamo for tho Charloaton Tha Dixon-Yates contract, nego- For Welfare of All the parent 12-natlon Dianrmaa)sht O R U R T Y was devoted principally toifurther governments In studying all a*- or Andy Fisher for further Infor­ Jail)." N O W O P E N ’ The Manchester Red Cross those at the disposal of the United wtilch waa ncantly opanad for of candidates to present to the discussion o f the general plans for Food Bale Friday tlstad on Eisenhower’s orders by chapter's emergency dtanstsr fund OommiMion, which will transOiit )t pects of the' plan.” States at American military bases meeting..^ curriculum and related bulldiirg mation. The lawn of the First Congrega­ AuthoiiUea also quotod Burko aa tha ADC, called (or conatruction of to the OeOernl Assembly- conven­ Lodge introddeed Stasaen aa his vM to n , haa t ^ n markad off to Location of the club on RL 8 can oaylng ho would havo kUlod Boaton (OoaMHBafi^WHa Page Cm ) drive grew to 122,748.86 todny, as abroad. r ^ Sports Evrats typts. tional Church will be the setting a $107,000,000 plant at Weet Mem- contiibutiona for (1908 vicUma' aid ing Sept. 90. “ frleiid of many years.” WiUi Staa- Voicing hope that a peaceful pravlda fo r o v ,r ap oara aad to in* be easily seen from now on due to for the food Mie to be held by Patrolman Frahcia Crawford when BREAKFAST IN THE pMa, Ark., to fumlah electricity Lost night'-ln thN^ennls tour­ The Board is still. receiving ap­ (vhether the opparation will Im continued to pour In. sen for the talks, ia David Waln- solution to the world’s troublee THERS dlvta areaa where no parking ia the donation of a large sign by the latter arreated him on June 18, During the openjiig statements nament at Heniy Park. John Pifr- plications from architects and the Ladles’ Benevolent Society Fri­ • COFFEE SHOP— Open at 7:30 A.M. to the 7'VA to rMhice power It The Inrgsst singla contribution hbuse, deputy asalataiit Secretary Clarence Goss. 19M,. except that ho didn’t have final.” ysstetdny BritUti Minister of State some day will he found, and say­ jMU'mittod Joaaph P. McHanua, phey and Bob Lipoian defeated from Applicants for the position day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Pro­ suppliea to AKC. DiBenhower ord­ todny waa $832.52, raised Sunday of State to t International Organ- ing that "all out atomic warfare is Firemen Pbay Tonight ceeds of the sale will be donated hia |(un handy. \ . ered th4 contract canceled after H ie actreas looked tired and .Aathbiilr Nutting told Ute subcom­ announced today. Joe Horvath and ESc) Schindler of superintendent. With six educa­ morning by tho Church o f tha Aa- isati(mB, and an old hand at die- unthinkable," the Oongreesman de­ EN The Volunteer Fire Department Burke waa.qouted as •avin" Ifemphla, Tenn., decided tO build mittee Ruasln's plan for stationing A fter heaping count of the num- 8-6 and 6-3. tional personnel sources yet to be to the Chucky Skoog Benefit Fund. • COCKTAIL LOUNGE— 9 A.M. to I A.M. wan. Her attorney, Maury L. sumption in n collection (Or dis- armament discussions. clared that the best guarantse for softball team will play the College Mm. Relmer Namrd Crawford would hkve boon a "dead Ita own power plant. control lnM>ectors at major ports, har of eara parked in the area at A t 6 o’clock 'tonight Don Shan­ heard from, they have received 28 Spanier, refused the request of nater relief. ''U rges CbnHob by 1 J.8. peace In the forseeable Ipture is applications for superintendent Shop nine of th tha WICN9- today a too-faaatlly reached dis­ able of full scale delivery of nu­ tiM Apdover Elementary School portunity to register new students picnic supper at the Relmers’ had to do to balance the buciget other along the East-Watt dividing w ill he provided in the future as In the horseshoe tourney Watts Who have moved into town since F o r Banquet Reservations-—M I 9-8001 would file suit for divorce from TV Telethon, which ia raising line in Europe, a "prac;tlce” inspec­ armament agreement could be dia- clear weapons haa been and I think ' MOIIL KEROSEN^x next weak. Due to the holiday, the home, on Benton Hill, has been waa lust to behave nicely—if thore funds to be distributed to fl(>(iid' vlt^' ttM need ’arises. Shattuck, Ken Leighton. Ed Britt- June. Registrations will be taken her fourth husband. They were tion which he said cbuld be ex­ asterous to this country, shall contlnud te be a deterrent to meeting vHj,l be held on Ttiesday planned for the Initial meeting of wicked Deinocrate weren’t such Urns through aervtca clubs in the "An all important question," the ICdfanus also atated it will be ner and Sal Yeta will see action at the Elementary School from 2 the group on Sept. 11. All Interest­ married in Laa Vegas,. Nev., in tended to other signers of a dis­ war,” he said . , . nacenaary to idaca two "Hospital tonight. evening, Seph 6, at 8 o.m. terrible apendthrifta, the budget September 1953 and aha haa stood hard-hit areas. Texsh toM an interviewer, "is to 4 p.m,’ ed hfgh and trade school young IMANSFIELD would really balance itself. Well, armament treaty once It was work­ Pariclng O nly’ Signs at the en- A tennis clinic will be held fo r Elected' fo Board Gtcadfastly by him during hia Suppliea lor ARoonlB ing effectively in the frontier what would follow outlawing use Family Feted people are invited to join. vDRIVE-IN what happened? We are now In tnuioe gates so that it will be young people tomorrow morning J. Russell TTioinp^n, chairman, The Harry Taylor family was successful depitrtation fight and On another (lood-raliat front In areas., of nuclear weapons. Scholarships to the Pilgrim the third year o f the dl^ienaation “ Does that mean. that, if we clearly understood to drivers ap- at Henry Park starting at 10:30. and Joseph Carter, secretary, were honored with a housewarming Sat­ TlMXTlMatp* InThaPw i^ complicated Income tax trcKUblea. Manchester, the .busy Veterans of S ^tetes Soviet Plan Leaders Conference which will be of big bualnesa and we have no had a conflict we would attempt prtMwing' the entrance that the Richard Lewis will be the instruc­ reelected at the first meeting of urday. night attended by 34 friends TTie government had sought to Foreign Wars Andefson-Shen Poet the new Board of Fire '^m m ls- held on Sept. 16 and 17 at Camp balanced budget yet." / Sobolev contented himself with to match the enemy man t() man area la available only on a re- tor. The. clinic will be repeated and neighbors. The Taylors moved Woodstock are available to young In dnemaScope! t. deport him to his nativa Argen­ was planning this morning to aend M a K d im r sioners which was held at thi Eife-' Jfe added that the last tima there restating the Russian plan for In­ as we have heretofore done?" V atrtcted basis. at 6 p.m. for the beneflt of adults. into their recently completed new people wi.shlng to take leadership tina OR grounds ha waa an alien out another truckload of food and spection at key transport points bouse last evening. waa any balancing o f the budget clothing,' this one to Ansonla. ,” If so, it would J»e suicidal and 'Duo-purpose parking (visiting Benent Tonight house on Hebron Rd. during the pqsltlons in the Senior Pilgrim Fel­ JOEL H m i f l l l i T A ’ * lllagally in this country. and the Soviets' agreement with SttaoKraphie aad 'The JSoard also voted to have tbs McCREA ftllin i I m waa ‘.during my admlnietration.’’ Reached by telephone, Haymea Kenneth Ostrinaky, who heads the most foolhardy thing that the and shopping) cannot be allowed The Past Chiefs Club of Poca­ summer. lowship. previous western proposals for a interior of the basement and the Truman made it-clear to news­ told a newsman "aa far as I ’m the committee collecting relief non'-Communlst countries could to assure apace for vlaitprs whose hontas will hold a bingo party to­ '.Taylor, a lieutenant in the State Specific help in program plan­ phased reduction of standing sole purpoee is to vlalC patients,'' exterior of the building, painted. Pina "lew Vegan Shakodowa" men that ha .hai definitely canceled concerned, Rita is my whole Ufa; suppliea, said thers is still n need do. Calaalatiag Sanriea night at o’clock for the beneflt Police, waa seen frequently, in pic ning, and methods will be the 4 armies to agreed ceilings. He the business manager saM. 8 The purchase of s generator of two September iq>eaking engage­ I ’m in love with her. That’s the for oil 4ampa, ftashllghte and enn- ” I would never be in favor of THIS turea Hp the newspapers and on of the flood relief. . - at least 5000 watts was approved theme of the conference.- ment! in California. He said -he called on the West to make the placing American boys in situa­ 217 ■■ '■ ^1 Hohool Kcgtotaattea teleVislolF as one nf President Mrs. Reiftier, Mrs. Roy Darwin Wed.! "Female oa the Beach” Wilbur Cro$$ P8fkwi)i EXIT M WaMaffH. JpMN.'^PO M71I only way I ciui look at it—that dlea for Illumination In Putnam . SPiUCEST. V Albert Flint Covilm 8 r. acted at the urging of hia doctor next move. tions such as they faced in Korea, Registration of elementary pending the possibility of finsncisl Eisenhowef's escorts during' his the marriage la intact. I ’m Just and Ansonla. Albert F. Covllle Sr.. 84. of assistance from Civil Defense or the Rev. Stephen Chamberlain, and the prodding of hie wife "who Jules Moch of France outlined where they ran up against Chinese pupils new to the town of Vernon Inspection of the flooded areas. who will provide trana^rtation, MN ' CABUON , sot waiting for her to come home.", H t also aald the raoponse to his Windermere Village, died at St. funds. The need for such equip­ 1 WflIRSi hia government’s idea of budgetary hordes. 'The whole idea is un­ will be held in the principals’ of­ may be contacted for furtner infor­ SfCAl * SriA* HAU waa afraid something mighteflap- He said he returned to their request yesterday for beds and CLOSED TILL Francis Hospital in Hartford lost ment was vividly illustrated by the T mtIb^ Feted controls, with savings from re­ thinkable. fices of the verious schools Tues­ mation.. an*. A»e. $8 pen to me.” Truman, whO'Ja 71. Malibu home early yesterday bedding has been good. However, night, r events following last week’s disaa- Bruce and. Brian Drain were the said he had no particular problems duced military expenditures'to be day, Sept, d from • a.m., to noon Delegates need pay only half­ Present from a singing engagement at the he asked that those with beds and Burleson said hs believes con- He was born in Glastonbury. Jan. ter. guests of hqnor at a amsill family of hefith except that the tight directed toward helping under- MEAL ferehces ahoiild be continued with and on Wednesday, Sept. 7, from 8 fee. Cocoanut Grove to find Rita and mattresses to. donate hold them dsvehiped cbuntrles.* •> , SEPT. 6 9, 1871, and has been a resident of Report on Break party on Saturday afternoon. The THE THEATRE'S acheduie would be ‘?foo rough on her daughters gone. '' until Friday night and Saturday the Russians in a search for peace. a.m. on, according to an announce- Ellington for the past JO years and twin sons of Mr. and Mfo. Steve Religious Visitor Paul Martin of Canada said his Kenneth Chadwick, owner-oper­ GREATEST MUSICAL HIT** the old boy." Haymea admitted they had had when a VFW truck will pick them ' ment issued today by Super­ Ursln. of Rt.. , were celel^ting Dr. Helen Khoobyar. director of delegation would give careful con­ for many years waa employed as a ator of Ken’s Garage ori Rt. 6 6 The cancellation of the speeches an argument but apparently didn’t up and deliver them to where they intendent of Schools Arthur E. carpenter with Amos Bridges and their first birthday. Religious Education at the New- CONDITH sideration to all proposals. Chattsrton. which was broken into early Satur- tngton Congregational Church. All ('l■rl■aSc•B• - Calar leaves . Truman with no further consider itjMrious. are needetl.'K Sons of Haaardville. •dsy morning. Mid last night that Family Celebration Hetty OrsbU n. DeRayllaae stops ■ on his current "give-em- He explained that the 'VFW Lodge said that the meeting of Parents should regiirter children Wfll visit the Andover Church on A physician friend, Dr. H. d a y the subcommittee was the first You Cem't lu y lETTER Auto lusuraneo He is survived by his wife, Vera the break was discovered on Sat­ The home of Mr. and Mrs. Sani- Aheree Nerth GllbeH BelaaA hell” campaign after a Labor Day Barton, joined the singer by Home at Manchester Green, head­ FRESH in the school in their dlstricl, Oct. 9 in the fourth of a .series of test of the practical value of the Abbott Coville; one son, Albert F. urday morning whan the garage uel Howard, Shoddy Mill Rd., was “HowTo Be “That speech in Detroit. climbing through a window of his quarters for the club’s relief activi­ Chatterton said. Ooville Jr.; three daughters, Mrs. was opened. the setting for a Joint celebration studyrsesaions planned for the Geneva meeting. South Tolland group. Popular” Ladv” house. ties, is too crowded now with Red Croee Oontrlbutione William Curran of West Warwick, The thieves had entered through of Mrs. Howard’a blrthday,and the At_*il»______ajOrlltt SEES CUT FOB 14TTLE MAN cothing to accommodate articles as When President.. , Eisenhower Contributions to the local Chap­ Subjects of the series will be. "He Is so upsst, so sad and ao WHY PAY MORE? R. I., Mrs. John Ktmchunos of E3 a rear window and had stolen four second wedding annlverssiV of her WED.. “ MOT AS A STBAKOEIF' Waahlngton. Aug. 30 Sen. bulky as beds and' mattresses. spoke o f sn exchange of "blue­ ter of the Red Cross Disaster Fund ‘‘The Story bll the Old Testament.” butted up that hs doesn’t ' care lington, and Miss Barbara Coville tires, -jhree tubes and a bead- niece, Mrs. Meredith Donaldson, of ' Carlson (R-Kah) predicted today about his relations with the press," 2S,INM Paper Chips prints,” Lodge went on, the Pres- Sou why AU staft sold moro auto insuraneo In 1954 climbed to |3,M8.85 yesterday a f­ of Rockville; one sister, Mrs. Flor­ braker: Other .tires, tubes and Other Sunday afternoon 8es- Hartford. Seventy-five guests oions, which ar^open to parents, Republicans will seek a 1956 tax the doctor said. "He admires, loves patrinsky today also reported lilent meant the identiflIV-During the pupils who are new to the town, to borrow $1 .10.000 in Anticipation Pfanstiehl, Charlotte Phelps, flip COSDITIONF O The entire agency force has Of taxes-to carry on current ex­ Nancy Polus, Richard Provost, Infantry Divi.rion Assn, will hold annual watermelon festival this been invited to attend the com­ rv will take place in the offices of Now's the time to get that itc 36th annual reunion Sept. 23-24 the various principals at the penses, Herman O. Olson, Board David Sauer, Mthleen Sheehan, EASTWOOD year. 5,000 slices were passed out pany’s Seminar being held Sept, secretary said today. Holly Slmpstyi. Michael Snigg. at Albany. N. Y.. regional director free. Police and Boy Scouts flagged 7, 8. and 9 at the Colton Manor schools on Tuesday, Sept 8 from one-channel TV of youra Paul E. Rucci said yesterday. T h e Board met last night to Terrance StMlak. Thomas Ursln. ItcHy GrabU GllWrt Bolaad motorists and served them. Hotel in Atlantic City. discuss budgets of the various de­ KoHli ANNE B A X R R Robert Wl^comb. John Yerger, 0.'DfHaviUa4 converted to UHF. Give ua partments but Olson did not Issue Russell'Fprs and Linda Andrade. “How to Be ..' - ■. lARotir schmn any further statement on the meet­ X Lunch Social Very, Very "THAT R(KK HUDSON ing. Tile Sjiortsmen's Club will have a call now and enjoy new Hartford Olooh said the Finance Board a bov^unch social Saturday eve- Popular” LADY" will be meeting regularly until the la Cia#fna8c«pa JULIE ADAMS ^tdm k fall programs. n l n ^ t 8:30 as part of its member- . 2:15"«:8R"»:AS t:U departmental budgets Were ap­ Bhlp drive. The social will be open proved and the town budget or­ tp^members and their wives and 277 WEP.. *'NOT AS A 8TBAKOEB** RROAD ^ -8 -1 1 2 4 most j W U i - ganised. ests. Music will be provided for BALES and V T E l E V I -S I 0 N RADIO SERVICE ********* TONIGHT Chaanel a Msir aavee, Ceaa. S:SC ( » ) DANCE FABTY Chaaael IB Roifbee, OBb. . . —Bert Larr-Fealoiae Siateri ' Chaaoel IS PlItifteM. Mui. (laSS) BIG PICTl'BR ★ Chaaael St SprioBneM, Mifi. (It) WHO SAID THAT* I Chaaael M New Britala. CeiB. ( S) FOl’E STAB PLAYBOrSE Chaaael SS Waterbary. Ceno. (M) STAB-TIME FLAYBOl'SE FMIMHT M (MU BENTON REID • MTMIE WOOD TECHMicOLOR Chaaael SS Helyeke, Slaii. ClnemaSropo and Color FALL REGISTRATION .. (SS) KLLEBY qi'EEN subjects with the • ;M ( S.SS)'MEET MILLIE ( S) PLAVHOt'SS: OF STABS f • ;M ( ■) OrTDOOB ADVENYL'ME —"The Caie f*r (He Stale ’ 'HOW TO IE VElY. CLL'B (lass-tt) DANNY THOMAS (IS) WE8TEBN PLAYHOCSE (IS) MV HERO VERY POPULAR" US) SIATINEE TBEATEB — (te —''RUIbilly" Betty Orablo Pregreiil—"llelilBd The • :SS ( t) 8 POTUOHT PLAYHOCSE SfOiV” >5. campus Sheree North Gertrude G. Tyler UNTAMED "The B m aa ao4 Ike Beae- (M> BAB M WmEK.N THEA- TEBr— Terrari” Bale'.* Faith Oeoieraai A (ID CMCLE CLl'B Srett Farhei "RUIY OENTREE" POWER 8 :M tSt- S: BOWDY DOOOY (IS-iasS) DOTTY MACK SHOW ' COWBOY COBBAL (M) PAGE ONE r Jeniffer Jones S:4a ISS> LITtLE BA8CALS (SS) ALL STAB THEATEB crowd Charlton' Heston SCHOOL OF DANCE ISAM HAYWARD B:M (S> STAOB B . „ (!I) BIO TOWN PLUS: d r a m A c o - iir r ■ lt:M ( atS) TBCTH OB CON8 E- X —^"Bealok” qUENCPA 1952 and ’53 cars with conventional and overdrive transmissions •DONQUES’T OP SPACE” (IS) niG SHOW EC (IS) JMGIC YAVLT (IS) THE NAMES THE SAME STARTS WED. • ' 340 M A IN S T R E E T (SS) FILM ALSO 8 CARTOONS (M) H im AT SIX (sast) M4 .BM qCBSTION compete in 1,323-mile specialjun. Each car got. "8 Coins In the Fountain” (tt) CHIBA SMITH (IS) VABIKTY TREATER A 'V "Pony Soldier" Kcgri.ster By Phone M I 3-6259 • lU (M) THE EARLY SHOW . „ —“ ArlieBa Baaae-ap" ••Wa*eai'We»l«r«rd” U;M ( S) WATEEFBONT Wed.t "Not As A Stmnger” CHII OPEN Fll t r At Studio, Weekdays 7-9 P. M. (SS) TWIUOBT THEATER (IS) CCBTAIN CALL - i ^Thunder Pmisa" Ni I > (jrtji'st htyqrnunJ Art- i • :M ( SI SPOBTSCOFE (M )^'S A OBKAT LIFE (IB) NEWS a WEATHEB (SS) TEE SEARCH x (All Types of Dancing Taught. (U) PHONB TOCB AMSWEB (SSI EARLY LATB SROW Ballroom Cla.sse.s for Teenagers and Adulti)) (2t) THIS KTENIMO (K ) ORIENT EXPRESS • :4f ( B> WEATHEB TOBElfAST U:M < t) BIG PICrrCRE (laiO M ) n e w s : — CLASSESr START SEPT. 10th (SS) mOBTCAP.EDinOM HEY KIDDIES! (T (It) FINAL EDITION ONE WEEK 11;M (It) THB LATE SHOW NEXT THURSDAY CHARLES —"Chlame Cat" COME EARLY! (tt) .SPORTS HOCNDl'P SEPT. S M S T , I ' (M) WBATHEB . .. '*** FHEVrES-Slia Off ■.iiiiji ea aaa ONh. a m bmc.i LESPERANCE “ !»• 'IS'JlJf'SSffiAS ADVKNTCBB aaet, aia amf «m bm.. lu a u a artmfar Vewl^rEATHBm' m i ORDERS •tec nitda OMO. a let BeM.1 HJa aw. INSURANCE (M) LATE SHOW Grasshopper ' Whits, Buck KM: MB Beit, turn, LM. awnM MMMM II:(S (ttl MO>"B*MtSECM*'*” ***" 'UTABTS WKR. MTK NOW! woammw m at ana. a m aeie. earn aaa REAL ESTATE To.Moaa«»w FLOOD BKUKF ,Lea: Me mm. blm. U iM (I •) DAMON BCNYAN TBEA- Brown and White > STAGE SROW •0 ^7 8 2 0 TER—"Tbire’i Na Far- N^vy and Whits RoouHo of tho Riin eor1Nlo NIOHTCAF TREATER— Pntctically required fo r back- 'offers dramatie proof that thie greet im m gasoline PATMOA MORISON i ( B> WORLD MHWS TODAY -"Stork Bttoi Maa" - h ihii roceni croM-oiunlry run, 2 - and (IS) ABOCND gives more miles p e r ,gallon at regular prioa! (U) KOMEDY aOBNER t:$t i l l NEWS t(}-classes are these famous !l-ye(K-oid.con-.-wilh on overage Of I ( a> SCPEBIUN (IS) NEWS I oxfords and saddles, that give 42,000 miles on their tpeedometew— New Mobilgas has what it takes to deliver long, (It) CLCBHOIJSE ■ l l b c N ^ a m l l ISt> SOL'PY SALES all the right answers on ever.v T e o ^ 'g o f over 20 milet per gallon. Eoch snKX>th milciage economy: Higher than ever oc­ (»> UTTLE SHOW tane plus thrise new gas-eaving addhivea called ' - 'j***ttlABB BNAtll (IS) SPORTS BIILLETCN BOARD perfennance wos-oertHied by the AAA (IS) WEATHER warchrobe quiz.dom e in and Mobil Power Compound. \ OB-ISAS) JOHH DALY—Miwi Cdntest Boord. ip MAMMWr liWmON (Ml SPOata DIGEST try on a pair in one o f our I v.'!' Q (M) W KAm aVAME Mobil Power C om pot^ protetiU against pre­ (»> VAVdUl HOHBOE SHOW glamorous array of colors. XMNtirmUVfN < S) PA Tn rA Q B SHOW ™ ignition, misAring, formation engine gum, (It) KELLElIS*ON CONK. carburet«>r icing . . . and also helps keOp Atel' (SaSS) D O C O j^ EDWARDS B ■ HC Tisewrs nrsteme clean. ’lYtet all means real'anvinga on (l«) TALENT VABIETIEB (U> THE HVMTEB gas.as you drive, better power and mileage per­ • * * • * ■ * • ' n i A eiBTt ( B « l MEWS CABAVAH ! (1B> PATTI P A O ~ FURNACE OR AIR- Dreamboat formance from y im r car! Don’t, mks it. New (U) AMES BBOTEEBA Hi ill eeeliei iteaoeJ, celf-eddreiied leeitene erder. Mete ( S) PU CK THE FACE — BUI , CONDITIONER AT Molnlgas with M obil t*ower ConipoimiL I ■ ' t> PMX UP and «vatc4i your ga* aeaeis CalleB ' (IS) TALBHT BOrNDL'P Sizes 4 to 10. (SB) Q E » ACTEY ABOW, • Red BENTZ A- Widths A A A to C (SS) TALBHT Y A ^ n r Y ” ---- - a a - »- s ' ,oti>aat MAIL ORDER nriM Kia« wmI I** " M M D f. M VIDI - WOTBS PLUS SbB b i o H IT ! IS! • Cordovan, v'^’ ' fneloMd Nod ckodt m money order ler $______—"Mob tnm Oetetee" n p u M i H i i i HnSerlek Crawferl SkmtBibBassage fo r _ * e ^ et $ ______eedi ia o Pink Buck NEW n Ordieitre B Irt leleeny 0 2nd laieany 0 Gray Buck x i o f - ■ , 0 MeNnee □ ivoniii« GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. • Simdkcy Buck Bum (Dev eed dete) • Chanx>di Gray o a n Nem o BUICK TONIGHT 'MISTER ROBERTS**:• t l8 ■adaiMmma CHV 2 8 5 M A IN ST P H O N E MI-2-4571 _6) •■'.•'■•j ,(9.'-'-0 • S H O E S ■' -I '-'t'-' •s- S25 MAIN ST. * ’ ; " MANCHESTER : . i ' : N ex t wesinad. tuaa b "M ONnO»’*~-WBC8 spertgcnliuM ' ladls vwtoRy I ■ X ' '.'J ‘ ■^IS,

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EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. AUGUST SO. 1965 bor-management laws, had in mind Icard i Demes Appears at FIoinI Relief Variety Show Union Memt^r that a union choaan by a majority, ■S' o f omployea wouM act for all am* Gfiza Clashe»\Referendum on Sunday Sale France Slates ployaa in a bargaining unlL R e d A r m s Ike Grants $2 Vz M illion Lying at Probe Alone jB^ible "Insistence oh a strike bsllpt |ffes i4irs clauM,” the majority aaid, "meana fidi YMmmIs Continued hy Set SepL .^0 by Town Clerk New Talks on only that the union must dilute BlkiiaaBUMe.PlH WMaPlm Of Il^y Slaying ita authority, diffuse ita responsi­ “ i ------;—— ------Extra for Flood Relief In Strike Vote •too ^8.48 " m r ^^i^fer to M iddle Blast ' /■ ^ _ bility, and ultimately dissipate its 19.35 $ Get cash for vaeatlea la aM Tlis referendum on the question •MO 24.35 by phoning flrsL Employed mas Morocco Rule ^ (Cmtlnned Hraaa^l^a Oaa) (OeaUaiM fiM iB jpaga Om ) (Osaito Md tram Paga Om ) strength. This clearly Is not the >800 39.05 30.70 of whether the aale of liquor should purview or purpose of the coHec- A^vt poyeiOeH cgudr OvaryMiiiig | women—marriad or singla—aaay m Pac* O m ) erect a 2-oflrica profeaaional office be permitted on Sunday'In Man- A loou' of $t00 cofta $20.40 wboa a prompt -yog* to thoir'loaa ra« (OeaUnuad from Faya One) Board Studies (Oonttened freoa Page Om ) . northeastern states. Plaha for pro- burgh slid Samuel L. Rodgers of •ffolrt to lisve torgalalBg decIsionB 'live bargaining required by the ptompMv popold fa'll coataotlva bidldiny on a lot Juat weat of 7 W. ch4ater will be held on Bapt. 30. Washington, Pa., had announced act.” : ,, Ptone for I-trip loan, eemo W ta MHloa by lUp. HUllnga (R-C«Jlf) M lM o Tpke., la Residence Zone C. Obituary I grams in 30 mofs oom|huniUaa , pude by all employes amountsd to Biaathly MiloMeianta at That wav announced today by yeaterday that Icardi would plead laww $38 to 98SS tfeat tb« AaMrican amlMuay in Dr, Ihrlynano said today he doee forces since the 1948 ermisticc. Town Clerk Samual J. Turkington Financing of the post in June and inatructed to I where there waa leaaer damaga undermining the union's position In another case the N LR B de­ .laraeii '^rejiorted yesterday that carry out a prtlcy providing a i also are being puiheg. . .. Innocent. by dealing Erectly with workera. cided unanimously today that the M uo^ it bkt.b P>< Pt»- not yet know how much the build- Jr. It became Turktnglon's Job to They said: • , / m M AUUiigt iiciUlil .tM tbt am* two of its fighter planet inter­ meaaura of aalf-rula for the Moroc­ On the international front, Ei- In a strong dissent outgoing Darlington (8.C.) Veaeer Co., lay win coat as he has not received call the referendum after tha "Wa have not had'the oppor­ bHtylB>n«atitiit, tM t. . the final astimate from the archi­ cepted four Egyptian Jet Vam- Board of Directors earlier thla cans. As a result, ha incurred tfie i aenhower continued to keep In chairman Guy Farmer, witoae term Inc., refused . io bargain, in good Sewage Plant enmity of French colonial realdents tunity of examining or studying t u c FINANCE CO • r DardopntMiU raUUny to iba- tect. This use ia permitted Ih a plrei over the southern Negev summer tabled action on tha ques­ Deaths I close touch with dcvelopmenta at has Juat concluded, accuaed the faith by insisting on a contract Wmeam «iiH a m monUi e t Gat' desert. An unofficial source said who oppoa»-auch a program. Thay I the New York United Nationa Dla- the details of the indictment, but majority of trying to determine clause requiring that employes (/ Fl.wrmi/' M SAM I 4 tl ) Residence C. cone but the ZBA tion. now blame him for the vltdence to assured that Alfio Icardi in­ BMB duneallor Konrad Adenauer must approve bulldiny plena. one Egyptian plane was hit in an Sunday sale haa been pushed Tha Board of Directors begin ' armament talka, Ha talked by tele­ what was good and bad In collec­ ratify any contract before it during the weekend of Aug, 30 in Mra. Madeline M. Fey tends to plead not guilty. Wa ahall tive bargaining demanda when than nay b« uaaful talka Peter Qirofe and Lawrence exchange of machlnc-yun fire, but hard here by restaurant and grill work Tuesday night on deciding phone for about 10 mlnutaa thla could to effective. Farmer and MM AMI which more than 1,000 peraona Mrs. Madeline M. Foy of 37 continue to represent Mr. Icardi in thla would be better left" to >mlons IN MAIM ST., 2nd Fl^ O m «V('vMwVfVrBf MliM ANCNim Il il bttaraaa tha Soviet and German Chain will requeet permleslon to all the Egyptians made It back owners who aay they lose business the bcat'Svay to finance on)» of the Oliver Rd.. widow of John Foy, morning with Ambaaaador Hanry Leedom said they voted with the Itadan on German unification and across the borter. died. Cabot Lodge Jr., head of the his four-year battle to eatabltah his and managemcnL majority In thla case because they MltdisHI-dUd.AdifMrlMmrm vm rtiisflir have a clothes cleanlny eetabllah- by not being allowed to serve al- major projects, .to i>e undertaken There have been unconfirmed rO- died, at her home Monday after Innocence." OKN THURSOAT IViNINQSNOS UNTIl 8■ PALPJ tha ratiim o t priaoneri of war from In Cairo, Cn Armed Forces coholic beverages to their patrons ; by the town- construction of prl- American delegation aitUng In at Philip Ray..Rodgera, an Elsen­ believed the employer made the ment at 30 E. Center. St., in Buai- porti that Grahdval already haa a long illnesa. , ^lihrdl, trlisd and sentenced in hower appointee who ha$ .been U e n m a tU mitarti « f eH'iemn4U| I Itaaato. DuUaa aaid any profraaa nesB Zone III. They have told Headquarters announceihcnt today on Sundays. mary sewage treatment plant She Isavca two daughters, Mrs. the discussions. proposal In tod faith. an unification would not be aaid Egyptian fighter planes Intar- aubmitted hia resignation. Hagerty said Lodge gave the y ’ abeentia by an Italian court to Ufa designated as the NLRB's acting xoniny officiala the process they It has been bitterly opposed by Coat of the project., plans for The man most frequently men­ Alctde L, Tacay and Mrs. Norman r MIy raHactad untU tha Geneva ce’pted two Israeli fighters over church groups. ForemOat among President a full raport on what - Imprisonment for the slaying of chairman, teamed on the majority ferairn miniate ra meatiny in Octo- plan to uae ia a non-inflammable which have been drawn and ap­ tioned..aa Grandval's succaaaor D. Chriatensen, both of Hartford; Hpiqhan in December 1944 ie a aide with NLRB memtore Abe Egyptian-held territory 30 miles tha churchmen In the fight against one son. Ehigens S. Foy of North happened at the opening aeaston bar.lma pralimtnary davalopmant one. The Ipcation is that formerly proved, has been estimated at waa Gen. Pierre Boyer de Latour, former Army lieutenant who now Murdock and Ivar Petereon, both aoutV-of Gaaa, fired on them and Sunday aale of liquor has been the slightly less than 11.000.000. But Adams, Mass.; two brothers. Ray­ in New York yeaterday, but the ha yef«i^ tion of the bulldiny. ZBA approval If ahlftad to Morocco. Boyer de Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ went behind German lines in Oollaa aaid he haa not made up boy, in attlCka. lata yesterday on Mtition for enactment, is not Manager Richard Martin haX in­ at the State Thaatar tomorrow night in tha 3-hour Flood Relief- Variety Show that will get underway aboea whea broagM bdto tar ia necessary in these case*. Latour'a flrat task presumably dict Cemetery, Hartford. northern Italy as an agent of the and tpacial programs ara offerad hit mind on the quaatioh, but that EglTfian outposts near Beit adopted by the Board of Directors, cluded an Item on the agenda call­ at 8 o'clock. Flippy appeared In Ifancheeter on A p ril 16 and nearly 600 children turned out to see the expert repalrtag. , \ Also, Ralph Rooke Wants ' to would be to engineer the replace­ Office. of . Strategic Services tlib flnyerpAntiny pnviaion in the Hanoun, south of Gaza. the town clerk ahall call a referen­ ing for the Board to select a bank television , peraohallty. In person,, Flippy is Ivor Hugh, who lived in Manchester until a short Ume WORK DONE WHUJSX tVUtay ‘ -MeCarran Immlpation build a breezeway and yXraye at- ment of the Present Sultan, .Mo­ Probers .Given I - ^.v.. (0 8 8 ). For Further information, Inquira " A U.N. spokesman ih ienisalem dum on tha matter. aa certifying and- pay*"* n**"! The House group''reported there " » YOU WAIT — frSfl of ISSS doea craato aarloua tached to a dwelliny at 40 Hart- for the bond issue that will' hava hammed Beii Moulay Arafa, by a ' ' ^ '■ Diraeftp o f the Evaning Dlviiron ‘ obatiteiaa to Kaat • Waat cultural land Rd. two feet c l(^ r to the said -Israel haa, filed complaints The raataurant and grill owners regency council. waa sufficient evidence to warrant with .Jthe Israeli-Eg}rptian mixed. collected about 1,900 signsturea on to be floated. F n n erals enduuiyea. Mde line . then reyuletlona allow; Although the agenda item refers Agree to Replace Sultan Documents of murder indictments against Icardi Armistice Commission regarding' their peUtlpM. far more than French leedert reportedly have and Cart Lo Dolce, a former Army SAM YULYES Before he decided whaUiar to and Jpsephine Shea pi*upoaea to a s the latest Incidents. A commission enough to aallafy the charter a re­ to the project "alterations and Op en Forum SHOE REPAIRING HILLVER rOLLEGE aak that Oonyraaa eaaa or aboUah build an attached yaraye in front, additions to the town sewage treat­ agreed on thia annwer to Natlonal- ' Gerald J. Donovan aei:geant now working aa a tool Add Several Attractions ~ OP THE BETTER KIND tha SnyenraUnc requirement, rather than to the rear, of a dwel­ meeting poctpfhed from yester­ quirement of flve per cent of the iat demanda for removal of the ' Tha funeral of Gefald J. Dono- Dexter White designer in Rochester, N. Y. Lo Hu17._ will be made by Green Manor cam over the hostilities between 'needed.,. Ha aatlmated the cost of north side of N. Main St. and Tol authorities. proceeds to the American Red may also be purchased in any re­ Don’t drive as "If you own the FiStatea, for a tamporary one ad- holding the referendum on Sept. 20 land Tpke. from existing sidewalk TTouasef to obtain his approval for to given 0>mmunist partisans, Dulloa commented, that while Israel and Egypt also waa reflected Wyman said there were a few Cross Relief Fund. Another new tail store in town. road; drive ae if you own the car. vertlalny tenants at the new at 466 N. Main to the Buckland Nationalist participation m a (Oontiniwd from Page One) Holohan being against it. Some ha conaldared the revolver a aou- in Ceylon, where Premier Sir at 81.800. After Oct. 1, he aaid, it papers he would prefer to give to face, Sanford Brown, has also shopping center -on W. Middle Jdhn Kotalawala said Brltlah would coat about 83,400. School. government while he is still in testified that a gold fund carried been engaged to accompany xxiake it ajrid venlr tha authoritiea mlyht eon- 'Tpke. In Rural Residence Zone; DiaCuaa again the question qf exile. came from tha west, possibly from the committee in executive session by Holohan and believed worth aider it more of an InaUument of Prime Minister Eden had asked In this connection, Turkington if that were permissible. several of the acts. Malcolm Barlow*.. asking permis­ fire district consolidation tha direction of Pcxighkeepale. more than $100,0(>0, was the ob- Other Acts utility. So, he Raid, he took no him by cable to intervene in the aaid it would be daairable, from "My reason tof thia," he aaid, "is 8011 sion to erect a free-standing, dispute. Kotelawala previously had the standpoint of aconomy, if the Be asked to grant 'tartin au­ The plane's motor sounded as if , Ject of those who killed him. Th«j Among the acts and personali- it chancea. yettlny flnyerprinted thority to borrow funds in antici­ again that I am not In a position " money was never recovered. lighted ground sign at 435 Main Indicated he was ready to aaatat proposed special election on raffles Single Bid High the ctaft was in trouble, he said, Uea who will appear is Tex Pavel, each year to renew the licenae to St. In Buoineaa Zone III; and Dr. in any effort to^balm the Gaza pation of property tkx collection to adequately or properly evaluate The Justice Department decline: cowboy entertainer on WKNB- wars held the same time as the and the pilot was apparently at­ direot to youl” poaaaaa it Robert Aieabury, who wishes to aituation. on« on Sunday sale. next April. such documents and I prefer to to comment on reports that Italiai TV, Big Brother Bill and Leroy ACE ELECTRIC tempting to turn toward the west have a free standing, lighted There was no immediate con Petitions are now being circu­ .Consider what action to be taken On Town Project keep them private aa far aa I am witnesses who testified before th: from WCCC, violinist and come­ ground sign at 139 R. Center St. in the matter of the Hall of Rec­ when the ship tilted and dove to­ concerned. grand Jury had been taken t dian June Hyer, dancer Dorothy firmatton from I^ondon that Eden lated seeking to legalize raffles ward the ground. in Residence Zone C. This Is siso and bazaars in Manchester. The ords conversion. t realize that I have no power to Rochester. In Rochester. Forema Gess, and Nina Roaita. profession­ had sent such a message to the The problem of what to do next He rushed through the woods to­ Schwab Seeks the address of the Manchester Ceylonese Prime Minister. last session of the Legislature Consider an offer from St. Mary'a control the ultimate decision of the William Oakleaf said the sprin al singer from New Jersey. These about the Hall of Records conver- ward the spot where he aaw " t e r ­ Internal .Security subcommlltea In MOTOR REPAIR Church to Increase the radius at Chamber of Commerce. voted to give municipalities local .sion project is going back to the federal grand jury had been boun are only a few of the headline at­ Church and Locust Sts. and at rific flames" shoot up through the respect to their" publication but 1 over to hear “ further cases." In the only other request to the option in this matter and several Boar(i of Directors' Municipal trees, _ tractions. Manchester’s Tony 221 N. MAIN STREET Liqiruor Permit ZBA, Peter Ponticelti will ask ex­ towns have already voted to per­ Church and Park Sta. to ?8 feet am unwilling, myself, to make'’ Lo Dolce said he would "take O'Bright and hl.4 orchestra W'ill Buildings Adrisory Committee for The craft burned fiercely, with them____ public__ _ and, in fact, I would tension of permission to use a 3- mit this type of gambling. Thla would round off each corner further study. one step after another.” He did not (urni.sh the music for the acts. only the metal framework, charred : iiol do^eo"’ clarify his statement, given to the In addition to the 25 or more car yarays at 13 McKee St.. Res­ Turkington aatimated that putting giving cars an easier turn.' The The long-delayed project re­ wreckage and the bodies remain-: H Filei ZfiA AppUcation idence Zone B, for atoriny masonry Fiood Fund the two questions on the voting work would be done by the town. ceived another setback yeaterday Ing when the flames died down. '| on hand to testify was Rochester Democrat and Chronicte. actors, musicians and stage hands equipment. machines at the same referendum Consider a tax-refund request of Stuart Conner, who was a special He declined further comment on who are contributing their Ume Will.Be Closed Until $epL 6th To Conduct Outlet at when town officials received only The framework indicated the Donations would save the town about $2,400. $35. one bid on the work—an(l that one plane waa a high wing monoplane. assistant to Wyman In the New news of Icardl's Indictment other and services are a number of local However, the petitiona have not Booster Station bid, sebmitted by Fred C. Knofla, Condition of the trees .nearby Hampshire investigation of sub­ than to aay his wife waa "vtjry Green Corner Store versive activities. Golf Club Lease yet been presented to him for cer­ The Directors, sitting aa the Wa­ waa $4,700 higher than the $17,000 indicated that the craft had upset." tification of the signatures. ter Commission, will be asked to White had d^ied three days be­ Amony 16 applicationa to be Mr. and MrirEverett Conel 3.00 the Board of Directors has appro­ plunged almost straight down. In addition, he aaid there is authorize the Water Department priated for the Job. State Police Sgt. Samuel J. fore he died hS told the House un- aubmitted to the . Zoniny Board, of Harold Sanden ...... 1.00 doubt as to whether tha two ques­ ' Filed Yesterday to construct a pump pit and install ; Aa a result, Town Engineer Crodelle of the South hlillbrook American Activities Committee he TOWNE GLEANERS Appeala at Ita public heariny William Anderson ...... 10.00 tions can legally be - voted on at equipment for the Lakewood Circle was evej a Communist or engaged M nt. 12 in the Municipal Bulldiny James H. Sheekey aaid he wilt call station aaid airports were being Personal Notices NOTICE Charles" Ubert ...... 10.00 tha same time. He said he would booster station at an estimated In eipionage acUvitlea. will be one requeatiny permlaaien A lease granting the Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. E. Dascy... 5.00 want a ruling first from cither a meeting of the Eiirectora' Ad­ checked for ppsrible clues to the cost of $4,500. visory Committee to see what It identification of the craft and its Eastland said „ln Washington to make alteratlona ao liquor may ter Country Club, the use of Its Mrs. John Wright ...... S.QO Town Counsel Charles N. Crockett last week in announcing the hear­ club house, golf course and Bids were invited from private remmends next. The town has occupants. CLEANED $1 he aold at the Green Comer Store. Mr. and Mrs. John Carter 10.00 or the State's attorney general. ing that White, "w a s exposed In Resolution of Sympathy R i i q q p II’q Rprhpr ^hnn 48S E. Middle .Tpke., in Buiineii grounds for two more yeara haa contractors on this' project, but planned to turn .the Hall of Rec- I llllDddI 9 DQI Uvl wllv|l Mr. and Mrk. Harold Mc­ none were received. As a result 1948 as an Inforra'ant for the TN MEMORY of (Jerald J. Donovan PRESSED 1 Bone n. been filed In the town clerk's of­ Intosh ...... 10.00 ol-ds. which until last October who died Friday. Aurust 26. 1255. •nirall haa recommended that his housed the Police Station and Soviet military intelligence during Once aaain death "naji invaded our Any plain suit, dreM or (Air-Conditioned) Harry Schwab, owner o f tha fice. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar John­ department Itself undertake the Town Court. Into quarters for four Agriculture Aides the 19.30a and early 1940s." midat and called to the heavenly home light coat. Comer Oak and Spruce Street atore, could*'not be- reached for However, the !•••• contains a son ...... 5.00 Braiiflt Ends Life “ I?, a dearly beloved brother. The Golden town departments now located In Eastland aaid the office diaries comment today, but aoniny 60- clause permitting Cheney .Broe. H. F. Hannay 10.00 project. . Gateway haa opened wide to welcome $L25 picked up and delivered. the owner of the land, to terminate the overcrowded Municipal Build­ Skip Senate him lo the New Jenuialem. He was a WIN bo opon ovory day this wooh and Wodnosday d ata aaid they undaratand he in- Jgmaa M a cri...... 10.00 By Hanging Self true friend and always ready to assist tanda to dlminlah the preaent the ayreemeht at any time It ing. /; In the welfare of his comrades. Helen B. De Vries ...... 10.00 But today, Sheekey said he which the subcommittee has been 348 M A IN SX. o f noxt wooli, duo to tho Labor Doy Holiday. atore'area to make room' for the wants to sen the property. Cheney MJas Llisie Bean. . .v . .. ^ 10.00 Town Seeks Bids examining, "reveal that White And Whereas the all wise and merci* projected liquor outlet. Broe.; which la now owned by the Bror E. Brandt, 74, o f 55 Nor­ would aak the commlttaa what it Of Ladejilisky Role ful Master of the Univerae haa railed M l 9-8084 Thuratay .'til 9 W o foN ond.soffvioo oH typos o f olocfric losors. ArVid Saaburg 10.00 thought of merely putting the was. at the.time, the secretary's our beloved and reapected brother home Launderette Service. T h e atore conforma to aoniny J. P. Stevens Co., haa been Uqui- Mr. and Mrs. W i l l i a m man St., evidently dgspondynt be­ "brain' in all matters dealing with and he havlnc been a true and faithful leyulatlona with tha exception datlny Ita real aatate holdings in cause of a .long illnssa, according - On Sewer Line building in shape for one. the comrade in our club. Rush ...... 10.00 (Continued from Page One) foreign affairs.’'^^ We re.aolve to send aincere condol­ that it ia within 1.000 feat on an­ Manebestar. to police, hanged himself today in Water and Sewer Department. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. The bid received yesterday was White quit his Tre»sury post in ence to hia fam ily and that a copy of other liquor outlet, the Vatarana Tha lease, which waa filed yee- H ou se...... 50.00 tha baaement of hia home. Death General Manager Richard Mar­ Shortly thereafter the Foreign 1946 to become United States these resolutions bo sent to the be-, of Foralyn Ware home at <08 B. terday, b ec^ ca affective Oct, 1, occurred between 11 a.m. and in answer to the second invitation reaved family, one to the local paper J. W. Hale Corp...... 100.00 tin has Invited bids on the installa­ issued in connection with, the con­ Operations Administration prompt- ' Director of the International and one drafted on (he mlnutea of our Center St. - the day after the preaent leaae ex­ C. E. House a 8on, inc... 25.00 noon, according to Dr. John Prig- tion of 3,790 feet of aix-inch sani­ Club. Mancheatar'a Country Club will version project, plans for which ly cleared Ladejinsky for security ; •*' pires. Like past ayreementa be­ Alfonso BJorklund ...... 5.00 nano. aaalatant medical examiner. tary aewar and appurtenances. ary of $17,000, BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB. ' aak extenalon of parmiaalon to tween Cheney Broe. arid the club, Brandt'a wife told Patrolman were drawn by town officiate. Five . and gave him an Indochina assign- Albert K. Eafieson Jr.. Prealdent. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fin­ *nie aewar is for installation in contfactora bid the first time. On ment. Eastland said that White's Fred D. BAker. Rec. Secretary. operate a bar In the clubhouM at the leaae provides for anitual rent Joseph Sarter^aha left him sitting death occurred "several months lay ...... - ...... 10.00 Hackmatack and Keeney Sts. The March 16, with Knofla submitting Benson, In a July 2 letter to Sen. 305 S. Main St., located ip a Rural of $300 plus payment of slate, before Whittaker CTiambers, form­ Mr. and Mrs. Howell in the living room while aha want bids, to be sent to the general man­ the low bid o f '$24,000. Carlson IR-Kan), the minority Realdence 2k>ne: '' town and fire diatrict taxes. er Soviet espionage courier, re­ Permlaalon for thla waa flret . An/retl Jr. ... 1...... 10.00 to the store but he had disappear­ ager's office, must be In by 3 p.m. Since., the low bid exceeded the member of the subcommittee, an­ \ a v in g s ^ Tha land Involved in the lease M r and Mrs. Hoaglund . 10.00 ed when ahe returned. vealed the so-called "Pumpkin yrantad the Country Club in 1948 covers three aeperetc tracts total­ Sept. 8. appropriation, all bids were reject­ nounced be had had second Joseph MrGonigal ...... 10.00 After a search, Bror'a body waa Papers,’ including handwritten r A L t and waa to run for the duration ing 777131 acres. The land and Detalla and plans may be ob­ ed. Officiate then revised the plans, thoughts Ok the matter .and had re­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan found in ' the basement. Dr. notes by 'Whita.” /' o f the leaae of the yrounde from bulldlhya have been assessed by tained at the office of the Water hoping to cut the costs sufficiently moved from hia agency'a.hles the . Ayers ...... 20.00 " Cheney Bros. ' the town at 189.895 and by the Prignano said death was due to and Sewer Department. to bring the next bid within the designation of Ladejinaky: as a se­ ATTENTION! Mr. and Afra. Walden strangulation. .- • ^^Ibadi^ S ^ 6 lmll$$ociiliM - 1007MaN|St ginger The preaent leaae expiree Sept. South Manchester Fire District at appropriation; However, yester­ curity risk. / . ./ SO. but haa been renewed for an­ St; John...... 10.00 Braiidt, born In Sweden In day's lone bid o f' $21,700 dashed Carlson said today it/ appeared 813.34.'i. N, Chpries-Boggihl...... 5.00 Guest of Honor other two yeara. aubject to an Because of Cheney Bros, inter­ 1881, was a resident of Manchei- that hope. V to him the Agricultur^ officials Offices ••eacape ’ 'Slauae that it may be Mr. and Mrs. Louis ter for nearly 50 years. Former­ Members of the Directora* com­ were given only short notice of to­ ALE est In selling Its' holdings, the fu­ Boggini ...... VOO About Town At Parly Here terhilnatea after atx montha no­ ture of the country club haa been ly employed at Cheney Bros., he mittee that wilt take up the pro^ day's hearing. Anonymous ...... 7.00 ^ Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay, 86 Phelps tice haa b » n ylven of the aale of In doubt. The land, which Includes retired beca*use of ill health. lem again are Harry Firato, chair­ Johnston promised that Smith For Rent the land by Cheney Broa. It may Willard F. Hawley...... 10.00 He leaves hia wife Augusta: Rd;. has returned home alter man, and Gilbert Bantea and Wal­ “ d .^ M ity would be gWen plenty the Globe HOIlow Reservoli:. hea R. E. Smith ...... 10.00 spending two weeks wjth,.her aunt, Miss A. Lillian Frankliru 38 not be terminated, however, be­ been the subject of talks between one son Herbert, of Stratford and ter Mahoney, Sheekey said he will of notice when to appear next time Idtol locstten. V ,i r«or Wyman s Fuel Co...... , 25.00 Mra. Bessie Mead of Cleveland, Strickland St., was guest of honor tween April 1 or Sept. 30 of either the town and the compsny. 'The one (laughter, Mrs. Rric Larson also ask Fred Thrall, assistant In the fortn of subpoenas: He said' racently renovated at 1061 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hope ^ 5 00 of Wllllmantic. Ohio. at a dinner party last evening at entire site has been apprsissd at •uperintandent of the Water De­ he did not know exactly when that the Red Coach Grill, WetharSfield. East CeBter'St. aad one of- ^*’rhla rmewal makea it necakaary Mr. and Mrs. G. He was a member of the partment, to attend. would be. • . ■ ftco at 10a;-t Eaat Center St. 1750,000. Mlchelitsch ...... Ifl.OO Mrs. Edward H. Carrigan. 70 The occasion was her btrUiday. for tha country Oub manayement The" clause permitting CheneV Emanuel Lutheran Church and of -Thb subcommittee' has been in­ Vaeant Aug. 80. Both < Harold Dougan ...... 10,00 Concord Rd., president of BmUcm I, -- ' - . vriitch- has bean celebrated''' an- to. yet the liquor permlaalon ex­ Broa. to terminata the leaae and tha Bnighct Lodge. vestigating the workings ' of the groond floor. CoaM to mada | Mr. and Mrs. R. Funeral planV'xra Indefinite but C9ub No. 8 of Rockville, baa called nually for many years by the clas.s tended. al*o- sell the land requirea that six- federal employes' security s.ystem of girls she taught in tha Second bite eao offito. Apply It linked 4pplicaiiona, the Amer­ Liissier' .. 5.00 the body was taken to Watkins a special,meeting for tomorrow at with particular emphasis on R esi­ ican Telephone and Teleyraph Co. monthi notice be "given of termi­ Mr. and Mrs. J.„ , Bros. Funeral Homs at 14^ E. 8.p.m. at'the Elks Home, of all of­ Public Records Congragatibnal Church School. nation' and. In addition, atlpulatea dent Elsephqwer's 1953 executive "The Red Chtirch" it was known k j. TROTTER will aak permlaalon to erect two Roitiastka ...... 8.00 Canter St. ficers, advisory board and welfare order. that termination cannot bccur be- Annbny.mmis ...... 10.00 committee, to take actimi for' |;e- YVarrahteo as then, because of the red ahild"? ••repeater" atatlona. One will be on' Cariaon aaid he w*a confldent S3.SUBOI1T ST. ' the aouth aide of Spencer St. in t#een April 1 and SepL 30 of $lr. and Mrs. Charles iief work for the benefit of Emblern . Joeeph.C. T r a c y and G?)tcc E. atone and reddish brown ahingle.'i alther year In the life of the lease. Barbero 5.00 C3ub membera in towiia who have Tracy to 'William K. Aahley' Jr. the 1 Agriculture, officiala would to' and red it reinalned until the ex­ TEL. M I ta178$ , lolfiT iDottlee Raaidenca Zone A A bn proMrty present to testify when, . given |C» ■ ■ owned by Stanley Brky, 110 Weal- New Model loet their homes by the great flood. and Ramona L. Aehley, property tensive alteratlone In 1958 .Wheni land St., and tha other on the north ! Laundry, Inc. ^ 50.00 Hospital Notes on Lenox St., eufficient notice. He had. no ob­ it was painted gray. Mafmtors of fo r p n ly I pivis depoait • aide of B. Middle Tpke. in Real- Driver Arresleil Manchester Coat A Apron - A aon, Lawranca Edward, their John Ponticelli and Paaqhale jection to subpoenas, he aaid. the class came fl-om Monson, EMNdMICALLY PLANNED denre Zone B on land Juat eaat of Supply Co...... 50.00 A d 'MITTED YEBTERDAY: flrat child, was born laat lilght. to Ponticelli to Charles U. Warren' The. Department said Casaity is Mass., Glastonbury, Eaat Hart­ Cook’a Servioa Station owned-by Mr. and Mrs. George -Fish , 28.00 Nancy Pieraon, J16 Constaince Dr.; Mr. aiid"Mn. Lawrence Reedr in and Julia D. Warren, property on in Utah taking a bar examination, ford and this town. „ ' Only tha finest quality ingrediants go into the inddriQ qf Finast Herman Klaaman, 819 E. Middle Following (]hase Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Carey. US McKee St.; Palmer, Maas., General Hoapital. Homatead St. ” while Smith is on a trip to North Several of the girte Uved on out­ ^ount on ikis Tpke. Pinto ...... 5.00 Hilda Wcbley, 14 Arch St.; Edgar Prior to her marriage Mrs, Reed Idlag I Carolina with a group looking at lying- atree'te in the long ago HOME LOANS Bavaroges. Ihof$ why no other beverages — at any price — eon Atty. Harold Garrity, repreaent- Mrs. Emma Schmidt . . . . 3.00 Ikigerton, Thlcottvllle; Philip Mc- w u Beverly Rogers, daughter of To Joseph R. Klemaa for Joseph aoil conservation projects. where there were-no lights at liV tha company, aaid today that A chasa early last night, when Ralph Flacher ...... 10.00 Gahan. 36 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. MK and Mra. G. Edward Rogers, R. Klemae et 4ix for addition to Meanwhile another witness ac­ night, and at the first party they surpota the h»dousdelicioo$ly refreshing Finastfievori. Yet aimilar buildlnya, about 10 by T a spatder Lraporledly traveled at Mlaa Fcnna Lee Ftaher.. 5.00 Eliaabath Smith. Talcottville; Mrs. former Manchester realdents. Mr. garage at 485,Adams St., 8300. cused the Senate group of “fail­ g$v* for lhata teacher, she used V. •.dfe-.-F . feet in araa, are beiny built all ever up to 80 m.p'.h. on Tbiland Tpka., Mauds Custer, Andover; Kathlaan Rogara ia haadmaatar at Monson To Trevor W. Jonita for Dr. Mor- ure to do ite duty by steering 'an old-tlmc igntarn aiid acCom- -FHMILY become Rrrt Naticjnol maku Ihm , and stilt Hmn — dincf lo-yi9U— the tha country to Incrcaaa the eaaa of reaulted In the arrest latas,.«f A l­ Luango, 8 Prfaton Dr.; Mra. Pa­ Academy. rte Fancher for alteration to office clear of an qvarail inquiry into thf panlad each one who needed light . . art'O spMialty at Savings and Loon., Iring In your dlaliiiy. \ bert Gorman, 19, of 891 Porter tricia Moore, 30 Drive B; Mra. at 132-E. Center St., $400. . Nixon ‘numtora’ game." td'their homee, carrying tha old low, low price contfs at o big, and wdeome, surprisal UlUntateiy, when the ayatem ia St., charged with reckless driving Stiidc^iit Driver Vtlma Winagard. Newington; John A aoili,- David was horn today In To Mra. John Gorman for John J(Meph L: Rauh Jr., chairman lanteni. Last night 'when' the Shote facta ood Rgurut. Roow the {ey of COMFORTABLE home complata, a paraon wllf be able to and failure to obey a police of­ Oleander, 107 Cambridge St.; Mrs. Stamford to Mfr. and Mrs. Albert Gorman et ux for alteration to o f .the Americans for Demoefatie giXHip returned to Mlaa Frank­ dial New Tork or even California ficer's aiyiMl. Sarah cole, 63 Stephenv St.; Mrs. F. Beneveili, 157 W. Bouton St., dwelling at 1 Franklin St., $1,000. Action (ADA), referrtd in a pre­ lin's home after tha dinner, she • W,)tiatcvar you tkoy Patrolman John Krinjak report­ 111 1-Car Oash awnorsliip." 1 © yv' o XI d. e r f VL1 f 1 a v o r s !J. direct, Gairity aaid. Theaa two k>- Alice Weir, 117 Bummer St.; Wfal- that city. Tha baby la the second Tq Paul W. Douggn for Mary S. pared statement to . Vice President exhibited the lantern and recalled cationa ware choaan bacauaa they. ed hia attentlpn was first drawn next)—for any *aoib«r\of ter Burowiec, 31 McCann Dr.; Karl grandchild of Mr. and Mra. Little et al fpr-«lteration to office Nixon's controversial declaration to thair memories- the' time ahe . are tha required dlaUnce apart, ha to Gorman'a car about 7:15 p,m. the faiaUy—drugi, sun­ A student driver on the wayi.to Roberta. Weet WlUington.' Charlaa Blrnia, 78 Spruce St. They building at S51-SSS Centar St., during the 1954 campaign that tha flrat used it and a period of * n t v B 9 < stX rT T j f i I a .v ’o r * i ^ o i K T t i r added. The atationa.muat be at when be went through two atop take.-^er driving eaamlnatlon thla ADMITTED TODAY: Richard also hava a granddaughter, Lucille 1400, Eisenhower administration haa' remtniacencee rounded out a moat dries, sickroom supplies, . apecific dlatancaa from one another signs at- Buckland Center without morning struck a pole on Hanry -Mae Birnle, la Baratow,. Calif, To Erneat Richardson for 8- enjoyable evening. Simmons, 38 Flower St. remdved '‘‘Commanlate, fallow lar operation of the ayatem. • st^pUiy. - / . r nutritional aids—turn lit., juat east of Princeton 8t., and BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son room, 1-atory dwalling and garage tra'velera and 'tocurity rUka" from Zeno Chaaye Denied * Signaled to atop then. Gormen never got to take her exam. No one Dilworth-Cornell-Quay Pott No. on Garth Rd., $14,000. — i • PROMPT APPRAISALS e tu i..,-. to Mr. and Mra. Clarence TVacey, the . government payroll "hy the coohdently to this "Iteli-/ The atation on Spescar St, waa failed to do ao, Kriqjak s a id . waa Injured. 102, ARWtlcaa''- Lagloa, will hold To Ikneat Richardson for 5t4>, 43 B. Middle Tpke.; a daughter to thousands.” Demoerate charged able” ,J»harmacy. And be flrat mantionad in May, whan Bray When the officer started t « pur­ Patrolman Raymond Peck in- ita moathly m a a tl^ toaig^t at room, 1-atory dwelling with base­ Mr. and Mra. J d ^ Mroaek, 34 Nixon with arriving at'‘A)s figure's requaated a aone ctenya to Bual- sue the car, ha got live p o l i c e veeUgated and aaid Mrs. Maf- Garden Dr. . ^ 8:18 at tha Lagloa Homa. ment garage, on Garth Rd., sure to bring us your Doc­ aaaa U for land of which Jhe pro- through lumping together such $150 In Trade • UiERAL VALUATIONS cruiser up to 80 m.p;h. on Tolland guarita Mataon, 49,'o f 93 B re tt^ BrntHB TODAY: A daughter to 112,000. tor's prescriptloBS for pooad repeater aUUon lot ia ■ p ^ . Tpke. hut was, unahlc to catch up Rd., driving under the Instruction Mr. and M ra Joaaph Forbaa, 70 RaaidaaU of ^uipatit SL report pcreoqs a s . loose tiUkfra and Fo t Y m t OM " The loae chanye waa denied May to the altayod atop sign violator. of her Bister, Mrs. Dorothy Lsd- Laurel St.; a ton to Mr. and Mrs. aeelag« a flock of tan-ediored STATE POLIO AT 88$ drunks- with those o f ‘guestkmed prompt compouadiBg. 14 by the Town Plaiminy'Commla- During the eheae, Krinjak re­ gard of SOL. Henry St., was headed Carmine NapoUtano, Andover; a spackled hirda aaeh morning about Hartford, Aug. S9 (ff)~NiM loyiffty. i ' . aiOB. but the T P C a ohairman, M ar­ Refrigerator - Q t N N N * S ported'the M r he-w'aa folHhvIny for Police Headquartere 'to take son to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sher- 7 o'clock. Thay pti‘ch in the trees new eaaea at palio .treeu re- Y|auh sAkl a "kld-j||)pved. and tin Alvord, aaid than the talaphoiM jFilite inve#Ugatk» of* a few hor- swervkd o ff the road and than her driving eaam and took her Saan. Coventry. and scout around at fteding ata- pwrtod t o the State Heatth Da- PHARMACY company could atill aak a yoniay hack-on ayahi to avoid an oncom- ayes o ff tha road. - Uons and halp thannaelvaa to seeda P»r f e$it today tolaghig^to.SM )4b|a axamplaa" b y , tha ^7ohnaton nxeeptiaa of the ZBA. Thla la now ; DUkMARGBD YESTERDAY: ( PhoM M l $-4188 tny ,'automobUc. Tha car aha waa driving pktwad 8|U«> TauUn’e Cralne, 1097 Mala -aad crumba sat out for tha othar tha tatal tar tha gaarTvar 6ha ChaariilUN “ doaa graater harm Gorman waa arraatad ia U r.a t tlw i BO tBvaatlgatidn S$ aU" and -^A T S T hita dpUoiha to buy both into a pole, doing about $300 dam- 8t.i Mra. Viola Armstrong. 133 birds. Thay itra not gracklaa, asew eaetag hwt yaar th» thtal 'Wa home,. poUe« said. Krinjak ro- MS to the car. Pack oatimated. nallhw art thay nrood thruahea or teas IBS. Stram rd icpartad "wUi merely serve to xHiUawaah prapw tiaa u the asaopUana afo Sprute S t: Miw. Ann Fullar, 3 ported Goraan aaid ha was doing Ilia poia waa uhdamagad.. Drive F; Frank Gworek. 'SSS W- broWa Uuraahara. Houaeholdara twa aaw aaaaa' aad theta were Ute ‘aumtora* r a A e t " T Potterton's ■ grantatk Atty. Garrity dtatad. "«h «u t 8ff* at Ume ha aUayadly M o chargas wart brought, polica Middle Tpke.; Kamey bahy boy, 43 who. hava aoUcad tham art woa- ladtvtdaal extata la NararaBi. A D A is a RolUical aettoa organi- Ssnrict SBd Repairs A M O ar raquaat tostewfluy ly v ahr^ad off th r nMd.. T%a drivar aaid. Mra^-Mateen will attempt to Mills Bt. ' . dartag if tiU flfbda in othar parte MUfard. Haaedea, Nawtagtaa. ■atlon which saya It ia davoted to 130 CmMir Strs6d '. r -X fcS.-, afU h# m m M hsr fin w a i ratoaaad after poatog a $100 get her- lieanae laiter, Pedi^ifport- DtaOHAlUM D T0OA.Y: Dana o f tho State hava eauaad tlteim to IPataaM, Haw Laiitaa •ii4H ar> tha aiBU o f tha Now aad Fair M d * 9 ia a % wfla Blahaa to 'k a s ila r aioK b m u m Bapt. (Cor. ^ Clwiigdi) ■ J •aak food furUMraflttd. ' »■ Si.' e' j h-

X' SVEN1N6 H6BALD, BtANCHESTBR. OONll. TUESDAY. AUGUST SO, 1955 ICANCH£STEB EVEND^G HERALD. HANCHESTEB. CONN. TUESDAY, AVGUST SO, 1055„ i) - and Diane, cam* to wtthta alMWt bed for one month in India or pro­ Bolton Hilltop Conclave EnBrgcnty Doctors Fairfield *County 1,000 miles of tha U,8. mainland OM Bepubllcana advocate. vide medical care in Methodiit before curving out to sea. titn -U even )Meretary Humphrey ie l^lood Boosts broodies health centera on any ipLsalon field Twico Edith cnaaed DianVa seady to Join discreetly In the C6nnectiet§t to gave human -life from a lifetime Hears- Dr.' Rees Phyalclana of the Manchesr Budget A^roved path but it waa nqvar a bad hurri­ •By BOOBB HUCIB tor Itedical.Aaan., who will aplM of elecUon year, it eoeme of suffering, or provide Chriitlan cane and iU winds reached only in a lli Jobless Claims IKerature for yotpig people in Golhplete Annex Voted; spend to omsrgency calls to­ wt taxpayera can eenSlder ____ Dr, Pnul-B. IU«i. Intomationajly morrow afternoon and sveiiing l^dgeport, Aug. 30 A about 100 m.p.h. around k small Yankee Sumatra' who havei only Commu­ known pinaoker. is the fextuitol county -budget Wraeli provides id area near the center. v eufeelvei already privileged to do aro Dr. Joseph Massaro, Ibl. B y A . H . 0 . A Stats' Labor Department nist literature now? ■peaker at the Hilltop Conferenct per cent wage increases for county ^ The storm was axpoetad t o to- ) jn o e HWNUim coNmeneor Sponsored by The MancheMer i n 3-7059 and Dr. WllUam one of two things. weekly report on. unemployment to Cromwell thi* weak. Stroud. Tel. MI 9-4708. employaa '^as approved last night cbease its forward movement and We can dance in the atreeta compensation claims today pro­ Gounctl of Churchee. Dr. Rcea, pastor of the First by Fairfield County legislators. decrease t o intehaity ■■ It spun While Goveimor RlbicoK natural­ over our approaching .good for­ vided another measure of Man- Covenant Church of MlnnaapoUa, The budget of $540,745 was across'miles of open ocean. $2&fS MSN COKE ly, by virtue of his position, held chester's good fortune in escaping KEEr CUCAN, U V E TO IM Minn., accompanied. Billy Graham . , $320,000 lese than the budget of tune. srith only_n little nervous, the center of the flood disaster, Bolton, Auf. 80 • (Bpeclal) - AAaympaUwUc nfforta of M serious damage in the Aug. 19 new flHioom wing and additipnal Street Kxt. youngaIters. Kariy to on hla recent mjHriQB in Kurope t o w f A m flg w ] last year because o f the transfer itra worry over the poselblllty yiet ■tags,' and - could and did bold it floods that wrecked many other Detroit, Aug. 30 (Ah — Milton and hna had the taak of counseling r u r e c a s i bf all unchred for and neglected OBOEB TOima XODAT without being subject to specula­ the summer, Marilyn Rose organv Crazy U.S. Flier the two parties might get into parts of the State. Mozart Marble, a Harvard alum­ faeUtUoa at tha Blementary School isad a neighborhood club whoM It) atol of oonductlng ■■miners among children to the State. ^ tion that he was making a grand­ nus, who will ba 100 Thursday, totaling an aatlmated |I4t,S00 In tte elorgy: He U not only nn out- The budget calla for a county s b ^ an argument over, the stand play, -not even he was The report said tha departnient members ranged In a(a from 5 to Boston, Aug. 30 (FJ—The tem­ received about 2S,0(io claims be­ aays the way to ilva long is to eat coat yrili ba rlnity for occupancy 12 yeara. Their ftrat project was ■tamttng preacher but Is also ths tax on towns and cities that would Ruled as Suicide PLANNING TO CONVBITT enutept of cut they might forget fortunate enough to escape com­ three bowls of applesauce a .day a play aucceaefully preaented to author of a number of hooka. perature in New England during amount to $337,563, Same as ths pletely the political angle. In his cause of flood conditions, about 11,- ' \ a year from now if plane outlined ^•••••••••■»*****»»f*** 2*fi to cutXt all. 000 of them in the hard-hit Waler- and take a daily bath. at last night's Town MeeUng pro­ the Roae garage which nattefl a 33 Hie conference, sponsored by the the next Sve days, Wednesday current budget. NM •••••••*•••••••*•*** r S case, it was forced upo^ hla name . The legislators also accepted the London, Aug. 80 . (g)—The VB. Se« flu id U nu 01 Or weXin look at our own wel­ not by anything he himself did, but bury-Naugatuck area alone. In an-Interview yesterday, the ceed without dilBculty. The meet- profit They OMlded to use It on aung Peimle's Federation of the through Sunday, tyill average 2 to Air Force announced today that ««■••••••■•••••********** Ing voted to aicoept the report of an ouUbg. S degrees below the seasonal nor- recommendation of a atudy com­ BOILBBS » WALL WL/kMM — WABM MSB DMItS .-8 fare from C. somewhat different by the curious effort of Democrats In all, regular and flood claims retired school teacher also advised Covenant fAurches o f New an autopsy had dstablishad that o m the School Building Committee That waa before the flood. ‘ITiei'e land, begah last Saturday all mat Cooler Thursday. Warmer mittee that a county courthouse PBBBBDBB BDBMBM and mora fundapiehtal angle. We in Massachusetts to capitaliza upon boosted the total number of claim­ regular exercise.. He lifts 5-pound be located to Stamford. airman Napoleon Green of Chi­ *Bobby Pin for diimbbelle over His head 30 times and approve lU plans with no op­ was oompiete accord that the buC> and win continue through tm . Friday and cooler Saturday or Sun­ cago committed suicide Aug. .<24 can note that, inyarlou* recent hla disaster leadership. One ants in the State ,to 48.580 from position. ' \ day. a i m tho Latest »J tm Air guesses that they were trying to 25,228 during the week preceding Wttali Doctor'a Wife’ in a morning workout. Ing plana should be abandoned and Day. Week-night servleea are held after he went berserk at Mansion measurea, like the lightening up Raymond B. Cooper, co-chair­ a campaign started to Increase the Soma normala for the period are infer, by their attempt to have the the flood. I've been planning to visit Africa Marble got hla master’s degree at 7:30 p.m., and on Sunday at Air Base. (NEEDS NO WAVBE) of mortgage credit apd com­ Massarliusette House praise Ribi- for some time to see If the Native from Harvard in 1889. man of the BBC, outlined the plan­ $3 to a larger sum for bpntribu- 11 a.m., 3:80 and 7:80 pm. Boiton 68, Providence 67, Nan­ Sweetii^art Edith Green killed three persona and la ttUa M M In the midst of these figures. ning of hla committee and aald tioh to flood relief. With the help tucket 65, New Haven 67, Concord. ibUabad BCM. mercial credit, the Elsenhb\^-er ad- Cpff officially, that the conduct of Manchester claims rose from 480 Witch Doctors . can do anything Next Saturday night'the annual wounded nine othira at the baas -V- Ita aim was to obtain the "best of parente, soft drinks and tom'a- Music FesUval of ths confsrencs N. H., 63, Burlington 65, Portland e of Bpadal minlatration has begun to demon­ a certain Republican governor in to 516. Initial claims, which indi­ about falling hair, and aa I always in southeast England, then died In I ar« IMtfMd. like to be prepared I Just wrote a ' poaslble matertala at the lowest toca from fXmlly gardens were will be held at 7:80. 63, Baatport 60, Greenville 60 and Over Open Ocean a gun battle with Military Police \ -■ Maseachuaetts had not been quite cate new' spills of uhemployment, Caribou 68. strate some worry about Intla- as inspiring. For one reason or long letter to Ernest Hemingway possible cost.") He said the pro­ sold. The peighhortiood waa can­ Visitors to ths grounds will find after being cornered on a liearby FOGARTY BROTHERS f\0 aM*tc* d»«at oC W. «l *. *••*• accounted for 30 of these. posal drawn by the architectural vassed for c ^ contributions. At Boston, ths normal maxi- tlbn. Ws can note that nothing iS .another, anyway, they were trying asking him for ipme authentic info them easily by followtog the signs Miami, Fla.. Aug. 30 (P»—Hurri resort-beach. CO*L-> OOEB — PDEL olitical figure wha some­ 600; Hartford, 1,200;- Norwich, Bring Only $930 easterly , direction at about 15 475; and Danbury, 360. might let him use. a couple of of tliem an^neera themaelvea, felt Grange, 'haa announced a setback Star reported today. how got into the center of the pic­ Droodles in his ne.xt novel. m.p.h. UoB year tax cut which la coming, ture when the President came to tha architectural firm's resident party will be held tonight at the The appearance of y.S. girl engineer made further ■upervisipn Bruce G. Ronion home on Bolton Sales at the Manchester Auction Her winds had dropped to bare AS YOU WdULD YOUR T^MwUy, Augoat >0 as aomethlng basically unsound, Ccmnecticut, and who had the good tourists gadding around Londo.q, hurricane force (75 m.p.h.) in ★ unnecessary. Moderator James O. center Rd. The public Is cordially and gossip from across the Atlan­ mart dropped to 8930.80 yesterday and aa something which contra­ fortune of having his picture just aa only tomatoes were offered for squalls about 75 miles to the north in back of the President published Light Work Load Hfitsett called for a ehow-of-hands Invited to attend. tic, "show a steady demand for dicts ether government policies vote on this question which added sale. and east of the center. Galea ex­ DOCTi^R OR LAWYER " Daij^\>B Pall itin c everywhere, and identified no­ A Thought for Today BaHteeae Planned Sleek matching outfits—with cut tended outward ISO miles,in the which are trying to curb infla­ 33,500 to the previous eetimatei The Ladles of St. Maurice has more important than cute,” said The 42V/i half bushels sold at where. But wherever his home is. Planned Ike an average of $2.96 a basket, with eastern semicircle and 80 miles in WiMBavar ^acratary of BtaU tion. To curb It with ona hand, undoubtedly, people knew him. and of the coat of construction. It was announced It will sponsor a Roy E. tha fashion note. ZIPPER voted 53-23. a high of $3.70 and a low of 82. the we,tern semicircle. SuUaa Btapa and lata fly, tha and atimulate it with tha other could aee how cloae he waa to the Did You Know? Community Hall on Oct. 1. Mrs. "But the teenagers' aense of Edith, bom six days ago east of Denver. Aug. 30 (g'l—President '□lere was' ho real opposition to Thomas Maneggia Is chairman of The mart, sponsored by the . Our Affency i6 avsilsble at all times for pro­ worid auapacU an emargency^ makes no fiscal kind of senM. And President, in the hour of crisis. That z82'2 will keep a boyhoy In a gaiety Is not wholly smothered in Manchester Fruit and Vegetable Puerto Rico, in the general area In this unknown figure, as in , Ekisenhower planned another light any of the alternative suggestions the committee In charge of ar­ the laydllke look.” the newspaper looked Christian school in India for a Producers Marketing Assn., is that spawned Hurricanes Connie fessional advice on all forms of insuranea aittoer ona already existing, but aince both political parties are others, the genuine urge to be of 1 work session today and week or provide lunches for a proposed through suggestion of the rangements. ■aid. "The dominant color is BINDERS visible only to Ur. Dulles, or an obviously going to contrive to service was undoubtedly dominant, 1 forward to more golf. Board of Kd'ucatlon. Discussion and held Sunday through Thursday at without obligation of any kind; nor will you Th^ President had no scheduled j Mountain student Family Reunion bright red.” tha Charter Oak lota. . and the desire to gel toward the explanation was'lengthy on the full Mr. and Mrs. John Garibaldi of tors BINGS be subjected to any. high-pressure aelling. amergcncy he himself la out to share the credit for the tax cut, (engagements at the summer While basement and Civil Defense use of \ ------^------create, in’Wder to. heat up some why could they not agree to do center of the disaster picture mere­ That 84 will keep a theological Sunset Lane entertained members 6106,000 FIRE IN KTAMFORD Ne# and ly Incidental. Other Corlhecticul House at Lowry Air Force Ba.se. It. of the Garibaldi family at a party problem. Some of his alarms have the light thing and omit the tax Press Secretary James C. Hagerty student in Malaya for a week or The meeting approved In resolu­ Stamford, Aug. 30 iP»—Fire LABOE VARIETY political figures, in addition to the provide enough proper food to save at their home Sunday. Guests in­ Doctors to Issue Used Bought We merely wish an opportunity fo demon­ been real; some have been false. said Eisenhower hoped to get'to tions construction of the basic six Chief B. Fred Smith, of the Turn OF STYLES cut and aplit bven on the political Governor were zealous to do what a Puerto Rican baby from rlcketa? cluded Mr. and Mrs. . Alex Gari­ of River Department, said a fire strate our-friendly service in the hope that they coul^, in their own offices and Cherry Hills Country Club fairly, rooms, addition'of teachers room, and Sold Soma of his techniques for sound­ blame for It? That 86 will feed a pastor's fam­ toilets and storage, addition of a baldi, Lawrence Harbor, New Jer­ 19,000 Salk Shots which raged out of control for an capacities, and if they had not .early in the day. sey; Vincent Garibaldi and Frank when renewing your present coverage or buy- ing an .alarm have been reckless Being only human, however, we Yesterday the President was at ily In Africa for a month or pro- full basement measuring 28 ft., by hour at a furniture firm yesterday Pnrta and .00 i been so would have been subject Garibaldi of Jersey City; Mr. and < ing additional covera^ you wfll rraem bw and violent, putting our policy in shall not argue the case against to criticism. Of Senator Prescott hla office for about two hours and -vide a worker to care for children 68 ft. and addition of an incinera­ Hartford, AUg. 30 (P) — State caused damage that would prob­ T o *15 Mrs. Richard Bernard. Hartford; ably reech almost $100,000. He Service pboltlons from which it has a tax cut very hard. Bush's sincerity there need be then went put to the club for golf of poverty - stricken Tennessee tor room and a second storage Health Cmr. Dr. Stanley H. Os­ us favorably. Please feel free to eonsult us . ... with Frank Leahy, former football motbere while they work? , rooih. .— .V- Mr- And Mrs. Arthur Freeburg, Mr. said fire Investigators' cduld not avantually'had to 'iiiitraaL little doubt, for one of his first and Mrs. Gregory Oiaves, Joseph borne says' about 19,000 ■h'ota 'of Droling In EngUah Makes. (CXIMS'IJSTE Lli when Middle Bast ■We ourMives are holding some REVOLLITtONARY NEW L.C.F. (L ow moods at least recognise the islands In the Pacific, in violation Cab Forward) is much Jower than fitility of keeping tha edges of o f some of our own announced the present deadlock as raw as fortner C.O.E. models yet it otters they are now., . principles, be'eause we consider C.O.E. maneuverability. the military posiU.ons involved completely necessary to u«. Groundwork For *56 It all comes down, in the end, know about se)^ ' '- A ■-* Even so sound and admirable of nuinberi. If the a bringer of honesty to public people being held under a Dr. Milinn I. I-evine reveal* to Ittgh-com- performance as Secretary of the •overelgnty not their dvsn aie big you the qiieelinn* boy| and girlt mT • • • pression valve-in-" - JVeasury Humphrey can, we sup­ 'in erhool end church group* enough and n-umerous'enough and head sixes-the .most advanced'likes Designed to add a gay note to pose, see. a certain amount of strong enough . to rreste real hl«r,a*ked him in untigned lel- in the ihdustty! New, roomy Flite- \ campus and career wardrobes •lection year tax writing on the trouble, a civilized power, like the ler*. And he sugge*l> how )n Ride De Ltue cab—theMuck driver’s are these spirited plaids and; wall. So, when he looks ahead, and UnitoB States or Brtfa n, will re­ giee.them the effectite and help­ NEW CONCEALED SAFETY STEP stays HIGH-LEVEL VENTILATION provides “dream cab!” Huge new Full View checks! Choose your fa\orite sees the federal deficit decrees- treat, rather than-massscre them ful advice they need to meet clear of snow, ice and mud fo r greater a more epnstant supply o f ouUide air. „ rear window (optional at extra! cost). from our array of Fall fabrics! . ing, and a balanced budget into BulmisBion. But if they do their new adult wnrld. safety regardless o f the weather. closer, and sees prospects o f a tax hot haVe the physical power to cut good if revenue proepaeta con create Uiat much trouble, they DR. BROOK ON tinue to look good, we can aur l*hYe to depend on worlo opinion S izes-^ mise that even his fine sense of and agitation and Uie interna These are just a few o f the reasoils why ih the home • 7tol5'-;'\ \- public policy has tactfully swal tional conecience. which makes Thi* baby authority help* you new Chevrolet trpeks are the most m od­ 10 to 20 lowed what la regarded as a cer­ their progress slower, although, 1 aniwer queetion* like: How em trucks lot any job today. C^nne on >14^ to.24H tain political neceSMty—that for pei'hape, no less certain in the much nudity nr modetly is in and see why these (reat new trucks a tax cut in our approadiing elec end.. wholeiome? $>Hould children see tion year. ^ Britain, aome day, will get opt ibeir parents unclothed? will save hours antt doUan on the job! Priced From . , This was in the cards even dur­ of Cyprus. But the people are few, Come see why anything less is an old- ing the. last session, when Itepub- and uniu-pied, and there la Turkey KniHAftlNE OORNfU NEW 12-VOLT SYS­ fashioned truck! kcans fought the Democratic jao to play against Grsece, and ao it TEM delivers double $g.98 IP »|4.98 a. taxpayer proposal, not only, be- will take time. Tbe~ b^ind-tbe-sMaae. story of’ the punch for quicker . Cause it seemed bad td^thim m a one of Amerien’e greeieti ee- starting and finer per- nsthod o f cutting taxes, but be­ WABN or nOOD Cm^CALS treeaea tpld by ihe ineB who NEW CAMEO CARRIER it the ttagship o f the Chevrolet 'form ance. cause they wanted to propose cut­ Bsthany, Avg. 30 tAh-Laixe kaowa bnr beet, hnr prothieeiv truck fleet! It’s the first truly beautiful truck ever built! quantlUea of variou« chemicals to "t ting taxes themMlvee, next year. hntbaad, Cnihrie McClintic. dtfffrsnt typst of containers wsrs fleer.,America's I As for the Democrats,, thfy were swspt into tks Naugatuck-Rtvsr Dna’t xitee "Me end Kti." Just trying to gist in first with from BuutufacturiDg plants by Uis W A SH A B LE gomething they expect to'happen floods. Stats Poliea-warned yester­ day. They urged rcridsnU of the i - «01 Main SL C O n O N * and gayvmy. And, when Coogreee lower Naugatuck and Housatonlc comes back, they will have a-new Vallsyi to M cautious, rincs some M a n ch ester RAYONS Mrstagy all wanned up. which of Um chemicals "grt very danger­ \\L CARTER GHEVROtET g o ;. Inc. «C1 be to advocate largor tax outs, ous to human bsinga.” Tho grsat- \ l-CONDitlOMED FOR COMFORT

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doopi^an «nd the parking attend* BUI Cullen: "What'ifthe nanieof delivered the Reeded furniture to agency raid, "there lg nothing I seafaran may have wiated to B U G S B U N N Y ant. \ that tune?" WSNB-.E4E srom—iAiE Columbia the Keoniaton family, who lost Sinatra^ Facing can tall you now.” heckle Arthur (Big Bwede) Itoit- Uttle Girl: "Pop Go tha moat c t their furniture when the TlM movie company said Sinatra nlng, but they had to emuidar dta- F Sense and Nonsense Amos—Can you let me have $10 Little airl: "Pop Go the Antwor to Previous Punltj s r c x iv - U M Daily Radio BVfU r-^M E Columbia Lake /. Hop River overflowed Ita banka. $1,000,000 Suit w a s 'to be paid $150,000 for IS cretton.' for a month, old boy? Measles.” ^ Baatani DajrHgfet TkAa w nu—last A requeat ia being made tiartlMit. weeks o f work on the Rodgers and -’Than Ronnlng got locked up In ■era, Jake— What in the^world would — Mrs. Virginia MpdeU, Songstress WDSO—lSEii (or the Kenniatona for a aewing* Hammersteln musical. It raid Uie.geafErere'YntsraaUonal Union U t. Ooed fw X . a m^th-old boy want with $10? Santa Monica, Cal. machine for Mre. Kenntaton, ae it By Movie Firm child ar .edHlt. Good A man alipped on 4 banana peel couldn't sleep because he was so Reported jS^afe Sinatra walked out on the job, hall and had to yell through eU ^ wag found her machine has been coihplatnlng he was being forced ipoea la cooking. ' ' and Htecuted a very ftmny fall, not worried about his tailor billa 1 3 Parboiled Th. (OUow^ TH«wr ' bars which serve ae a door. He hed ACROM damaged beyond repair. Anyone to makg two films for the salaiy Mrto or to bavengegx being hurt, as It turned out, but advised him Just to forget about 4 Gibbon ara aup^lad <.by tha radle ■ “ ‘ AluBie By Uuiversity New York, Aug. 30 (fin— Frank to spend eeveral hours there before CARNIVAL 'BY DICK TURNER 1 Songstress, wtahing tp donate auch article is of one. The coiripany denied this. the only man with e key could be MMade ' having his dignity somewhat ruf­ them, and new he feels fine. i Periods of Bumagginents and lura aubjact to •V aew,——«<>«#• va<»i a vaaamiaa Sinatra (aces a $1 mitljon damage fled. When he recovered a moment Patient— Yes, doctor, (sadly) 1 \ asked to flat in touch with Dr. suit' by Twentieth. Century-Fox ' — .... — ------loceMd. He took e lot of ribbing. w i ^ i time (ab.) ehaaya arlthout notice: Welmer, local dlaaater relief chair­ HARE CHANCE later a friend was holding his hat know. I'm his tailor. Sweetlsnd c s Columbia 30 (SpM UD^Ac- Film C o^. which cleima he walked Big Swede la 6 fe a t-fiv e iilcbM r-', 6 Weight of eordtm to tdsfi' mada at tha Vnl' man. and a number of people had formed 6 She on India I ‘ • t f e i v - Kuiic Marchaat 'wHAY—Kacore Theater - out on the shooting of the muatcal Norfolk, Va. (F)— Norfolk end welghe 300 pounde. a circle. Poor Dad radio WOth^Revurd flavMw WCCC<-Oood Evenina Good Uuele vasatw qr ConnacUcut bacteriol­ New Arrival ■ "Catoueel.” '7 Yellow bugle -I- Man—What do these idlers When mother races daughter 11 Grows W n fm -B a a ^ l HatinM W ^ B —Evealoa ikrenade ogy dapdrunant, tha water of Co­ A daughter was born Saturday An attorney, for the film com­ plant WriO-Newa ol World lumbia: Laka haa baan found aafa at tha W 1 n d h a m Community want ? To see who’s first to buy brighter' • Cuddle WDItO-Teon. EmIe pany said Sinatra had broken hie. Friend—They ary not idlers. A different gift for father— '13 Bsteem WGTH—O. Heatter for/iwimmlng. Dr. Mervln Little Memorial Hoepital to Mr. and Mre. contract and "abandoned" a com­ 9 Accosts lit t - o y Wllllmantic. health oficar, S ai^ Kaeaman of Cherry Valley Here's a doctor who wants to look It ends up in a tie! 14 Reluctant 10 Withers 37SaiHng . S O S h elsoo— . pany of 128 persons who started —V. D. Palat. ^'ij^ilAY—lluale Mtrchant WHAV—Kneora Theater ^ e d a the announcement after re- you over, a lawyer ready to bring ISCxpungcr 12 Wheys of milk29 Roisterers 41 Equal WC(h;—R«conl iUvraw >- WWC»Oood Krenlog Good Muiio making the picture last week at The Savings Bank of WIQ(il--Joe Glraad / suite of the teata ware made avail suit for youi and a producer of W T«srju^-_ 13 Withdrew 33 Be dUpleased 43 Noblemen . W]Orb.-BaaabaU Matlaaa Boothbay; Moina. ' comic films who would like to sign Visitor—What's in that lovely W1 1 0 - 8 ulla Mtaa -One Han'a ramlly able to him. Haaobdeter Evening Herald Co­ ITRodent 10 European at 48 APProprialo WDRC—C. Coltlnfiwood Conaidcreble concern had been A summons connected with the you up. vase on the mantel? WOTH—Armed loreee lumbia oorrMpondent, Mre. Prank CAU^INTHiACT .^'M PtAVIN' ItG o lf mound .mountain- • 34Phase ■ 40Make a n voiced by local resldantt ovar the Buit was served on the singer-actor Hostess—My husband's ashes. IsW— U M a r e h I e n, tolephoae, ACademy yesterday. An attorney for the INDIAN Visitor—Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't 30 Shred 21 Puissant 35 Wand mistake WiUY-Betly tUmball * WHAY-rPollab National Uomb poaaible pollution of tha local •-8068. AIMS . . . to serve you WITH CICKBO/ A small boy had tumbled Into 22 Fourth 23 Escort 37 Trumpeter SI Permit WeCC—Record Review WCCC—Good Evening C o ^ Noala waters after the cloelng of And­ company, Otto E. Kqegel, aaid Sin­ bed, leaving his room In a charac­ know he was dead. WKMB—Baecball MaUnee WKWB-ltoblnla Neal / atra has 30 days to acknowledge ylOpv^OO Hostess — Dead? Who's dead? Arabian caliph 25 Grape refuse 38 River 82 Mtmle W n c—WIdder Browa WTIC—People Are runny . v ' over Lake for that reason fecently. teristic state of disorder. His tha sumroOns, after which further The bum's just too lasy to look 33 AltitudM WDR(>-Cal Kolby WORC-auepenee " The rannual aquacade which waa -mother, coming in to bid him good (ab.) WcVh—Wax Werka WGTH—Treaniry Agent Deaths Last Night court action wiU be taken. for an ash tray!" 1 J r r r ft y r #:ta- . X to have been held Saturday was and for the FUTURE! night, chided gently, saying. 24 Particle canceled ae a eafaty mehiura until T h e 'studio announced that Gor­ **tf HAY—Betty Kimball WHAY—Polish National Home Mother—N ow ,'I wtmder who it A "good luck" wreath brought 36 Prattles II 1} WeXX—RfKord Review WCCC—Good Boning Good Jfuato the teata ware made. don MaCrae would refilace Sinatra r WKNB-Robin* Neit By THE ASfliOciAliBb PRESS in the movie. was who didn't hang up his ciothes bad luck to Hubert Levine, owner 28 Sailor' WKWB--Baeeball Malloio WTIU—People Are runny Kund A t $14H WTIC—Pepper Youna . WUllattRi, N . D.— Mre. Ueher L. Sinatra waa not available, for before going to sleep. of a restaurant in Elizabeth, N. J. 30 East (Pr.) A iS W D K C -^ Kolby WORCS—Suepenee Tha Columbia Rad Cross Chap- WGTH—TYeaaury A«ent ter'a Dlaaater Fund has raached BurdiCk,^ 48; Wife of Rep. Ueher L comment and a spokesman at lus Boy—Adam (and promptly pull­ Thirty patrons fled from the place 31 Silkworm WGTH-^Wax Worka Burdldl, 76, (R -N D ). Died Mon­ ed the covers oirtr his head). when a Are caused by the wait 32 English river- n HAY—PoUeh National Home $1,344 according Dr. Ralph K. YHAY—Record Rodeo Wolmer chairman. This fl|pdra-fa day* . wreath flared up in the kitchen. 33 lU will § i rccc—Record Review BTeehold, N. J.— Edgar I, Van Doctor (advising his nervous 36 Social insects ST f 22 .rimB-jiasehali Reququest Matinee tha contributlona of IQS reatdanU WTIC—The__ __ Woman_____ in My Heme and non-realdents who are under Derveer .SS, retired politician who patient) — You worry too much These days he who dances must 30 Pause P 1 -t WDRO-Newe. the Columbia Chapter, namely was reported to have outshot An­ about money. Don't. Just a few pay the fiddler—also the waiter, 40 Apex ff WC.TH—Bob and Ray WHAY-Polleh National Homs 0-y WTIC--J}raimet Andovei' and Gilead. nie Oakley in a contest 30 years weeks ago I had a. patient who the florist, the hatcheck girt, the 1 f : l » - WDRC—Dliik Derby ago. IMdd Monday. 44 Viper iVi WHAY—Record Rodeo IJGTH—Sgl. Preeton To Tour Glebe 1 WCCC>-Record Review Miss Anita Nelaon, dauehteruel of Mackinac Island, Mich.—Frank 43 Dutch city WKMB—Baseball Requeit Matinee E. Martel, 67, former president of Hi ' w n c —Uorenio Jonea - * ‘ WHAY—Nita Watch Mr. and Mrg. H. ChaaUr N*Nelson of OUT OUR W AY WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 46 British money WDRO-Cal Kolby w n c —Blngra^lea the Detroit and Wayne County o f account P WDRC—Disk Derby _ Columbia, is leaving Thureday on H 1 f WGTH—Bob and Ray WGTH—Red Sox va Chicago an around.the-wortd trip ^starting Federation of Labor (A F L ). Died 47 Deed maker i 5 from New York. Miea Nel- Monday. IT V1A6 A HANDED HEC THe^ SOCUck-beetlc * ’^ltA Y—Suburljan Berenado AY—Nits Watch ... London--Hung Shan. 60. dlrece K6D-NOT. MAJ0l?/CLA(?lN6Tj T •- r WOQ^Record Ravlaw ^ WflCr-Rtographl■ “ 'Ilea ' ' •“ Bon .ia making the- trip with S3 Makes liable i WKNB—Baaetall Request Matlnea tor of tbe Red Chinese Bureau for ^Hi n d is ,' ANO.?oy^,DlOMV i f. WDR^Blng Cr( three dther young women. The 64 Abrogate - ? r iS WTIO-KBU Radio U m WGliR—Red Box va Chicago Cultural Relations -with Foreign eO T W E % group plena to return to Sen FOOTVlORI^/ViAl^e -35 Musteline i I FTanclBco, Calif., on October 10. CountricE Died Moiidey. j e m Pe k - P 'fw A Y —kits Watch 6ENTIEMAN Jl/A mammal 5 T 18 ii? !i^ W nc—Biogtaiihiai ^ Her tether Is principal of Wind­ AToee CORSETT'S LO eX j 86 Conditions 'wHAY—Dinner IDale WDRC—Amna 'a' Andy WCC&-Rscord Review ham High School. OROPPeo $L06e>tSH/. 5 “ WGTH—Red SOX va Chicago v-««SguaeMeac DOWN WKI^Baaeball Request Matlnta •:«a— School Heads Meet e o 0E6PEE$ wnc^ioau Radio Lana W HAT—Nlta Watch X Si». wssNm« 1 Cicatrices School principals from aeven* iWHENTHE T 5^ WDRD--Cal Kolby w m c —Biographlea towns will meet here tomorrow at M\6606 "Juot ORP *8l8vonth floor, erodit dopartmont!* No moro o f 3 Girl’s name J W G I^B ob and Ray WDRC-TMna.e Hall .X •:M- WGTH—Red Sox va Chicago the Horace W, Porter School to gllSTED thio ‘btoodhoui)do* bulUwhIpR and thumbterows* P* WHAY-Newa ll:es- dixeusa plana for the coming year. WCCC—Good Evening Good Mutle W H AY—Nile Watch EMERGENCY WKNB—News; BporU WTIC—Fibber McGee V The achool officiala represent WTIC—Newe- WDRC—Romance Moods Andover, Ashford, Bolton, Colum­ OIL lURNER WDRC—News WCTH--E. P. Morgan bia. Somers', Tolland and Union, SERVICE ' PRISCILLA’S POP Getting Personal BY AL VERMEER WOTH—News l l : l » - all towna under the direction of . . to pleasing their friends l:iav- W H A Y-N Ite Watch by telling them about our fine 1/ : WKAY-.-apotltglit. Bports WTIC—Joseph C. Harach the ai|Mrintendent of rural educa­ HEWOULONT^ _ WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WDRC—Romance Moods tion, ueprge E. Graff. CALL used cars. Won’t you atop In QdVE ME ^OrCALLEO WKNB—Vagabond WGTH—Men a Corner soon? WTTC—Strictly Sports ICiie- Guest at the ail-day mrttlng will BITE OF WDRO-Zaiman W HAY—Nile Watch bo Mrs. Dorothy E. Hutton, chair­ WILLIAMS IIS A>PUE Jr MONK 5 WGTH—Wlanler W TIC—Treasury Stars man of the state Board of Educa­ ■4ER . WDRC—Moods for Romanes OIL SERVICE 'TODAY’S SPECIAL WHAY—Dinner Date WGTH—Dance tion. X \ iSoiSck^s WCCC-KJood Evening Good Muile ie :t t - The principals .\wl diacuss such B R O T H E R ^ ' WKNB—Joe Glrand W IIAY—Nile Watch things as health,' safejy, physical M I - 9 - 4 5 4 8 1950 STUDEIAKERT w n c —Let George lOo It WTIC—Treasury Stars development o f .. chlldrenv^ as well WDRC—G Lombardo WDRC—Moods for Romance Champion Club Coupe in ex­ WGTH—Dance as their aocipl and emotional cellent ' condition. > Complete WQTH—BUI Stern, U:ea- 4itt^ development and leadershlpxabll- motor overhaul, new point WHAY-fiupper Serenade W H A Y -N lle Watch WCOC—Gooo Evening Good Music WTIC-News .. itiea. , V X Job. overdrive. All net and WKNB—Joe Glrand W D R I^N ew a: Almanao Following a luncheon at the Ottx ready to gn. Makes a won­ WTIC—Three Star X WGTH—News Yoke, the group will hold discus- iitia - WANDELL- derful second car. WORC—U Thomas WHAY—Nile Watch Sion periods on sch(»ol-communlty $395 ^ WGTH-Wharace i ... — .. w n c —SporUj Weather activities. The theme of the con­ . WDRC-^at Kolby ference it “Programs in Action.’’/ ' WHAY—Encora Theaier ---- WGTH—Sports Report wHewMouPLOvg TO uwe koBBvcR i : * tatae«ea,Ms.V.4RRiaMR848m WCCC—Good Evening Good Muele Teacher)! to Meet AdDERSON WKNB-Joa Qirand ll:ja - IVTIC—Anewer S tn W HAY—Night Symphony On Sept. 6, the entire staff o f the WDRC—Tenn. Ernie WTIC—Starlighf Serenade Horace W. Porter School will qieei B u ild in g A L L E Y O O P H ellol BY V. T. HAMLIN WDRC—Dance Orchestra WGTH-Fulton Lewie WGTH—Dance Banff in the school. This will givq the COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO l:U — irocojRsio \ new teachers a chance to meet C ontrti^ton^ Television Progranu WHAY Nile Walch the rest of the staff and also orien­ «IBl.iaCS6' I mE A IM R C OF 1HI6 ^BurieiNfi W n C —Starlight Serenada On Page 'Two WDRC—Dane* 'irebestra tate them to the achool. R«sid«ntial*Comiiifrcid Make Planned Security your family TARGET. You can score • financial llMthT CUMATE MKT ON AWGHER THE BALL 18 SKIPPING —AMO AS hOUT Furniture Donated C E A flE O ^ j TO THE COTTON <4k8£. , ’‘bullseye” now and for the future by making the services of this Im k m s > x > r * 0 . . CU.nJRN.LEVB,, The local Red Crosa C3i)ipter has AlfcraHons>R«no HANDLE llW f VS/OE-7M'‘ Full Insurance Coverage OD A a£Y OOPv HOMER! g e n e r a l EVKMAS.. THREE But Only Because of Age Tel, MI 9-.W33 or ■U’.: ---- W1l T V SERVICE Tel. MI 3.6SB51 C E N TE R S il^ i After 5:00 P. M. LEAST/ JUST By JAMES MARLOW ^ just happened when, he couldn't I A Call MOTOR SALES fW OUR A b News .\nalyat make speeches scheduled almost Plus Pa/ts> 82 Baldwin Road 481 Main SL—Tel. M l 0-0081 NINTH WaahiJigtoi), Aug. 30 (iP)— For­ two weeks api.rt—will be very SAVINGS BANK - I INNIN& 8-0184 Manchester, Qifin. LEAD! mer President Truman, one of the limited. He has already said flatly AM most fiery campaigners in the his­ lie would n6t be a candidate in the 8-30 tory s i American politics, is slow­ presidential race. i( aiitiuiEi ing up. Not by choice, though. So In 1956, 'I'ruman won’t be Apparently his age—he’s 71— matching the more than 350 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEf Very Siaiple BY EDGAR MARTIN and-his health are finally saying speeches he delivered In 1048 to to him: "Whoa." win the presidency—a victory whic,h was a shock to Republicanq. 1 WWOWlTVS^ TWt SPOASOQS O f B O l \P NOU. 5V3BT S O K B U Z S A W Y E R BY RQY CRANK P elf In Tip-Top Shape Only 13 days ago Truman said and a surprise to,many of his own ! WILCONRESt VWME PVOMA CALLS wEv\o BOORE nvfiiwtvy T isiu rs rewiVNOUIWMAbTTO OF fRX> TNE VlOei PVSB O H ^ « n M MB, DOerOR. TW6 • TIC ^THCPian’ Dihto /WE'RE ABOUT READY, > he felt in "tip-top ” shape and fully Democrats. rm m > T A ’ PTCnSRE, ^MKttFT WIRE TIS7M6 Y3UR GRITORR CISflLMOMttft OF'nL' O C P K .O H W 3 M C O Q RIC tVM I W»«0«r(|LY. VOiflL /GINTLEWEN. IF YOU’LL recovered from his major opera­ Speech — Unlmpresalve WE ARE TRADING WILD! VOOfRE Ol&QB«L\PVET». POME o o « .ntMTON, / MnE- SABLE TO IMB Off ITIPOWlRTOTHEflANe, tion last year. He was anxious to Truman's return to the political H S Q tK fim k iOim W f THE MtlTME , PNPER CMKMEb I'ASTHE w m BRIEF YOU ON-niE get started on a .series of give-’em- wars Saturday with his speech In OfOfWCCFRESi .iwNTns.1 . TAIKTERS MOMENTOUS TEST HOU hell speeches against the Republi­ Indiana was npt particularly Im­ rk 7)C K /X t OF vmoito VMNi« Gooa cans this month and next—a kind pressive. It was mild compared CtpifHglit Ifid ky Plyinf A Ap* m r ;-r o o s i ABOUT TO W7HES5. ' ATOOL. A 9 W R .* r 'TviNaga p f warmup for next year's presi­ with what he used to say in the fUPPWmCl OQ EEfilN dential campaign when he hoped to past. WE NEED USED n O V C flS ! 8RCPM8 help the Democrats throw the Re­ True, he denounced the Repub­ says: 'You kids will ,TMI BRASS. publicans rat. licans and took some cracks i t ' AndlM did get started. He made Eisenhower. But he spoke in gen­ a speech .m Indiana Saturday and eralities and didn’t back up his sure go Idf / / another in Michigan last night. But charges with chapter and. verse.'' he had to cancel two sgteeches His attack on Eisenhower may • » scheduled for California in Sep­ have' been a surprise to many but 1 tember. here . in Washington it waa no TTuinan raid he called off the secret his relatione with Eisen­ BECAUSE OUR STOCK OF U l ^ CARS IS VERY LOW l E F P C O B B BY 1>£TER HOFFMAN West porat trip on the advice of hower are cool. Those who know his physician and the "prodding" Truman indicate he la deeply dis­ HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO RUY A IRANO NEW M SAm m f, M A TRAM ABOUT TO MICKEY FINN Revised Opinion! jof his wife. But he seemed in the pleased that Eisenhower isn't GOOD THMG MS MOTHibl 1 CAN JUST FEEL THAT BY LANK LEONARD warm'er toward him. D o rr SEE THE EVENNGavaiine ^ ------ET ROLL OF GRIEN- LBAUe THE C O Y TERMINAL... best of spirits when he told news­ DODGE OR PLYMOUTH AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS. GOT TO ADRK FAST PAPW BEFORE ------. RIGHT NOW... X. men: In last night's speech in Michi- BEFORE BOMEBODT ELBE TO VlSfr MM./.. iM00./...]NX/r NO/ NoT ^ S E A u n ^ m .f- flE'S0NTHEGREEN,T00j( NO! APfWENTLY "They are afraid something an Trunnan ha() more of the old RECOGNIZEE SPUNKY FISHER'S EVEN KNOW HES L O ff/ THANK YOU/ might happen to the old man." He fre. He accused the /Republicans PICTURE N THE MPER AND n m e m m ! 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> - 'X ' ^ aCANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1955 !• . I • % l^m i IIANCHESTBB 70 HERALD. 11ANCH68TER, QOI^N.. TUESDAY; i ^ U S T SO, 1956 ■;rrr Manormen THE into First Place 3-1 fferald Anglo ,X Wliitt Sox Wirty for Bamtt DiMppearing Act Martin Packs to Join Yankees ■ V Banivage .Rests White .EARL W. YOST^ Don Newcombe T rM -T o | i HJiiii Major Loogua Chisox Must Turn Hot dhtorta editor Walker Believes He’U ; .Sar^vp In Tight Pitching Duel LOCAL NOTES. OViOTBS ^)ialfbaek Slobby Hoppe of Chat­ And Ford Rate ssssslaM clarfss Sun-taonad and sinjgtng tha tanooga, Tenn., and and Jimmy _ Aacrtcaa |«es«s To Stay in Close Race praises of Miami, Fla., are Wally Ketllng (Based on m at Cards’ Year of the Big-Imniis Score Twice in Opening Fortin, Leo Cyr and Eddie Wojelk. PhiUipa o f A la i City, Ala. Hrapo Second Spots llac,. Derrott,Oelrc...... 343:. Power. Kansaa City, averaged 10.1 yards par try fast . n i; gmith, Clevalaiid b m Mantis, New The trio arrived home early Sdii- Yorii. Kueiui. Detroit. .304. New York, Aug. 30'(gV—The sec-.Cards within 5-4 of the Brooks In Revenge Inning and Hold Edge day morning after spending a week aeaaon for the fresh. Roach, who New York, Aug. SO (8P»—8outh- . Runa-^fMlIas, Detroit, 107: ManUe, New York (N B A )—Things, ap­ Yaa, air, the OsrdInalaFngnrad That would hsi.baift «V9n if tbs ond-place Chicago White Sox, the seventh, but D\i)rt Snider and in the Sunshine State. Later in the waa used as a blocking back aa a paw Billy Piarce of the Chicago New Yont/UM; imUK ClevelaiM, 101; peared ratlisr bright for tha Ciard- to show August A. Buacti, Jr., that Busch, Btxdhifli i p i t o ) ^ was* j : Throughout LL Playoff fraabman at Auburn, is expected Goodmaa. Boaum and TutUe, Detroit, nala tn tha spring. Didn’t the Red day, Fortin, coach of the American WMto Sox and righthnndkk Bob Fred M. Saigh didn't glvo him slanml^ the door 'i^tha other stumbling along like the rest of the Carl Furillo homep^ for the Dod- Aral* # 8>lveatar earned run B o^ , Dolrotl. N; Berra, New York, riina scored in 1954 with '190, or arb h o t i > ■ . Ih State Alumni Tournament finals ^^^luh n e, Detrotl. 30; ManUe, New their firs t. dose of a kill 'em 'or was Snider's first sinc.e Aug. 5 and in West Hartford. Manchester won day for tha Alabama city. Auburn, avamgsa today on tha strength of an .average o f 5.2 an ouUngT So-o-, whs* happen’ ^ a Red I f UM oppOking chib BME a laf(^ Snvd»r. 3h ., HUadinfs a Southern'Confareneo power, la cure 'em remedv tonight. he made further aigna of ihaking Ranlvag'. p . S;l, scorihg seven tlmea in the brilliant performances in thalr Inst HAs-^aitne. Deirott 177; Power, The St. Loula Birds promptly fall to ptaeas sad handed bat. boy. it p ttrii A ll the White Sox have to do l.« hla slump with a alngle and triple, ('rala. i"» . ' W la Pet axpaatod to be ono of tbs major . il»-. frotm. aevM aad ami club had 'Jm old him ^MUiiat tlia^ seventh inning to break a 1-1 U* five bUttnga. . [Olt. 16TI~Pox, Cbloaao, lit. naver did Fat hack in one chunok. play two games with Yourth place l^oy Campanella also honfered for Kuhimann. r A c»to.> SylvMttr # . . . 2 1 .M7 ranking colleges , on tha gridiron Victim of three l-O dafaaU ear­ TtoB ** H ft llanson. rf .. Spencer Rubber...... 1 1 .BOO • with the Hartford National Bank------Dau^ uTPower, proa. Rad Siffioan- Tliay made a Humpty Duitipty o f Boston and four .with third place the Dodgers. . Tares. Jl) . . . . . Hank Haefs, Doc McKao and jJila season. 'X lier In tha season, Piarce has yield­ Kanaaa a ty , 31; Goodman. Boston, 37; Eddie Stanky and Harry Walker Evan tha Rad Blrfls* right-hand Green M an or...... 1 S .833 Whtle, Booton and SmIUi, Cleveland, diena' and Stan­ Cleveland In the-dtext six days. The Philliea, who had won nine SInImnna, If . Ted Ptodxik, 'members of the Man- ed onto oigbt eamad runs In Ma battert'don’t hit aoutlipMr ley Musial. Blp needs a lot o f help. Harry the Hat Manager M arty Marion's guys of 10^ couldn't hold a_3-0 lead jaa ^ cheater Country Club, helped Pratt Channel 18 wlirtelecast portions last 42 8-8 Innings to Win .ftvb T ^ p le # —ManUe and Carey, New Tot&Ia ...... 21 3 4 18 7 2 2 Repulakl waa moat ctrU lnlv can't reaasemtole aren’t exactly atckly. not when the "" "Redlegs tagged ^ Roberta (.21 Graa* aMnnor (I) • Aceto A Sylveater^moved Into - and Whitney win the Hartford In­ of the. Insurance City Open Sept. straight and pace tha American Yorx. 3: Power. ICansaa City, 3; / ^ r yaiara, thp St. h n a Seven r iir e '’s U*d wtUi 7. about duo to give tha Garda with a do-it-yourself they’re Just a half game behind 101 for four home runs. Wally h po n « rbt flrkt place in the Manchester Little dustrial League golf championship i?5 froih the Wethermeld Country League la E R A with a sparikilns Mt. — sought ii right-Nabd' ht-J hlttor White, p ...... 1 2 0 1 1 0 Home. Runs—ManUe, New York, 34; with the .right- fiiM place New YflWk. But they Post hit s pair, with hiii 34th Leat^e round robin series 'al.>Ver­ (JIub. SkIpHanitoreon of the H art 1.83 mark. OveralT, Plarca has glv- Williams, Boston and KsJlne. Detroit. to fwing: M(wsmi and Falrett*. r . ., 0 0 9 during the. 1955 season . . . . Two p hand battlAg Baek tai Mihora . . aren’t really robuat, either, after w'rapping it up in the ninth. Pontilio. 3b a. 0 0 0 planck Field' last night by defend­ of the men behind the scene who ford Times Will be the narrator., an up 34 rum In 167 fralnea while 35; flaudUn, Boaton. and Semlal, Knn- Ckiuntry' SltUghtor. Vpigs tba Keiaev, aa ... 0 0 0 The first Ulcciiat will be Thursday saa City, 34. thump. Ken ~ Lawrence and Jones are back in CardinaU were w lia losing five of their la.ler. rf .... 0 I 2 on hand ip see the IntemaUonal Alex Hackney of the Mancheater 14; Busby, Chicago, 13; Smith, Cleve­ third b )M Muaolea M e d ^ K hands of seventh place Washing­ while belting four Giant hurlaYf State Tournament were Danny with a 2.76 earned run average. royo and Jackson tailed off. HSd- Morton. If .... 0 0 0 League champions rack up their Country Oub has tnierad the ICO, land, |. waa picked to KurowsM to do.that, ton and laat place Baltimore; for 14 hitfi. Jim Hearn waa the Rohrbark. 2b 0 0 0 Renn Sr., and At LaPlante'.'auiat- Aaaoctatod Press ataUaUcs also Plicning I Baaed on 10 decisions) dlx poaaeai ed no early foot. second win in a row,. top golfing event torNew E im - succeed Wally had a aatiafactory bel I f Marty's Sox turn hot. they loeer (14-13» while Warren Hacker ant coaches df the new champions. revealed today. He permitted only Bryno. Itow York. 134. .760; Dmwvan. ' Stan Musial calls It the Year won hie 11th behind a eeven-hitter Tolala ...... 21 1 3 15 3 4 0 Turns Tab lea land.'.. Fred Wampler who edged seven aampd rims in hia laat ^ c a g o . 144, .73); Hurd, Boston, 3-3, Moon as the Re- role since Kurowskt, . could be sitting pretty as they Both were flrat lleutei)anta for 737. _ New Vo York, ’- 164. . .714; of the Big Minus. Btan the Man is that inrju'ded a home rttn by Aceto A Sviveater ...... 200 Olx—3 John Banivage of AAS, and Harry Nettlebladt In n playo^ for 38 1-8 itonmgc and boosted hla srult-oit-the-Year. Stan Musial was the .best, bu^ be waa a ahoa- make their final awing through the Green Manor ...... 100 00--1 Coach Ronille Daigle during the Trucks. lUeago. 134.^.s34 Moon had tha of 36 pointa. ' Eaat next week. If they drop the Whiley L^orkman. 2B. Snyder 2, F\ler. White; 3B. Dave While of the Manor, mound chamlponshlp season. the Manchester Open laat Septem­ won-lost record to 13-8. ------Stlikeouito—See ------Cleveland. 193; maker at third bane gad a bntdwr Hacker and Roberta now havi White; SB. Kuhimann. white. Reardon; ber, will compete. Hackney hob«a WMtoy Ford ar the New York Turlev New York, 180; Pierce, Chica- floasy freshman flung under his 'Schoeii(Uenat’a batting; averago In left field, 'triiera he could do two aeries, it might be all over. BB. Banivage 3, White 1; SO. .Banivage opponents of a- week ^ o when 133; Hobft, Detroit, 119; Sullivan, given up 34 home run balla thia to line up at least several n a m k Yankees ,is ninneriip to Pierce in belt buckle and the blokea In th«r droppM until ha put on gtaaaes. the least harm. Azifl now Ra- Yanks In Kansas City 9. tyhlte 9: WP. B j^ iv w . PB. Kuhi­ White no-hitted the (Tontractora. The Ta’illght Baseball League io'slon. :il5. red blaaera boasted an even more While-Chicago has its hands full year, five leea than the one-aeaaon mann 1. fiYilcetta 2: W. A n ivage (1-1); faced each other with Banivage ended rather abruptly last week­ atara to eppenr here in the Silk a American League. He haa al- Tha freckled ageond baseman dis­ pulakt-haa gone haytirllB.' 37*3 «n .i^ ! .**'•"•1*^ '• promising poagresn in Bill Virdon. carded the cheaters becaiue he with the Red Sox; just 3 'i games record hcing 4ip by Murrv EHckaofl V. Varaoil. Witthe/ White, L. W blu the victor. Each man hurled well end. When' last Friday's gam's be­ Town Open Sept. 18-19. Wampler itod 82 earned runs in--207 .. . ' W o r a t . F U f j M 'T a f l a f l ___u. ( M ) ; Scorer. Rvana; Time J:10, PitoU^ Roared couldn’t get used to th«tn and ia The Cardinals — proud ao leng behind, and the Indiana, only one in 1948. enough to win. Banivage allowed tween the and North Ends and Wally Ulrich were the big frames for an eamad run mark of BptUu (Saacd^ra^SI^bato) -Ash- QtO Xu the Cards requlretf. waa 40 points bglow normal in his game out of first, the Yankees juat three hits, fanned nine knd ended in a 2-2 tie, the asms teams names In tha 1954 classic. .. Fea­ 2.78. w ljitey la tied for the most torn, Philadelphia. .333; campanella, —are headed for thair wotat flaiah Brooklyn. 334; KlussewskI, CtncInnaU, litchlng. This they could obtain worst year at the plate. - Repulakl In 38 years, but flurry. Welker play two with- Kansas City, then Billy Martin, former New York Yankees’ inflelder who waa grant­ were rescheduled the following day ture of Mike .Shetman's Old Itm - shutouts 'with Early wynn of walked three, two intenUonall.v. ’ .317: Post, Cincinnati, .313: Aaron, Mil­ rom an Improved Brooks Law- lost tha range after the All-Star believes he'U turvivt; tlbde’a Md head home for three with Wash­ ed a 30-day leave at Ft. Carton, Colo., begins packing (Aug. 29) pre­ White gave up four safeties, also with the CYO winhing 7-3. The era’ baaeball party laat week at Cleveland bnd Billy Hoeft of De­ waukee, .311. McGelian Hurls the Rockledge Country Club was troit with flve< each. Hla record la Runb—Snlder, Brooklyn. 108; Post. ranca and Gordon Jonas — Lula Game and had to be benched. brother haa a good exeust, for ington. B|oston goes to Baltimore paratory to leaving early next day to join Yankees in Kansas City. struck out nina, and walked just latter win gave the charges of the Cinelimatl., 100; Mays, New York, M; Arroyo- and Larry Jackson, up one. the naming of nn' All-Star O ld 15-8. \ Catobgr BUI Sami and riiortatop he was ' hot brought On from for three after leaving Chicago. Martin haa been away from major league baaeball 18 months, but Rev. George Hughes the regular Klunewskl! ancinnau, 37; Bruton, Mil­ from tha farms. Harvey Haddix Alex Grammas tumbled 35 points Rochester until tha aaaaon waa Cleveland has two with the Orioles Season crown. The hastily ar­ Hmcrs’ team. Four well-known Tammy Byri|e Third waukee; SO. Red 8choendiMt|t. St. LouU Canllnals M%ond baaeman, ia hidden has kept in condition while playing and managing Ft. Carson army 2.nd Shutout The losers scored their lone tally Runs Batted In—Snider, Brooklyn, would have some help, and weren't each. Boyer Is batting 40 points well under way. before taking on the White Sox. team, (A P Wirephoto). ' ranged playoff finals were staged Mancheeter atara were n a m e d . Tommy Byme, aiieUter Yankee In a cloud of duit a« ha acorea from third on Stan Muaial’a aacrlftcfa In the top of the flret. White, Tommy Sipples, Sammy Massey, Alfredo Mendou was all pf that l i t ; Ennis. Phlladelmla. 103; Khissew- Gerry Staley and Ray JablonSkl below the departed Jablmiski. "This is a young , club and you fly to richt In the flrat Inhinx of the Cardinala-Brooklyn Dodgera That 'figures to give Boston and Sunday with the .-econd place lefthander, la third w i^2.79. Cer­ and then some prswUcing Jimip at skl, Cincinnati, St: Banks. Chicago, SR; tu m ^ over to the Red;: for a relief So, the Cardinals are acoring an can do more with youngstara in New York a big edge over Chicago StsadiBga placed in the lead-off spot b.v Billy Dwyer and Jack Curry. Maa- tain to be a leading candidate for Campanella, Brooklyn .and Post, Cin­ n m d In Brooklyn, Aug. 2S. Dodger# catcher Roy Campanclla waita i North Ends eliminating the third Cypress Gardens. FIs.- He waa cinnati. 87 worker in the person of towering avarage o f nearly two lesa runs the Muring," says Harry tbs Hat, and Cleveland. But the way Wash­ Coach Tony Falcetta in an effort aey managed Mancheater during comeback-of'>the-yrar h o n o r s , for rJghtflelder Oarl FurillA’a throw aa Rip Repulakl, next Cardinal First National ... place British Americans in the a member of the Cypress Gardens Hits—KlussewskI. Cnncinnatl. 147; Frank Smith, a game than they did last season. hopeiuUy. » ington and Baltimore have been to get the Big guy up to the plate first game 2-0 and in the Second the 1922 season when the club was Byrne haa the circuit’s top'\win- Bell, ClncInnaU. 143; Foal. Cincinnati, hattflr roota hla teammate acrosa the plate. (A P Wirepholo.) Beaupre Motors .. tesun which competed In the T* playing of late, nothing is sacred AiBerirea Community Project Aim more often, was handed a gift haif.ef the doubleheader, the CYO rated one of the best In the' ning percentage, .750 aa a reSqlt H i; Aaron Milwaukee, 158: Banks, Manchester Trust triple to left fleld when hia fly Eaat... Sgt. Joe Peck, 234 Center World Water Ski Tournament at Chicago and Moon. St. Louis, 152. anymore. The tailenders juat won't W Is Prt. r.BL upended the North Ends for the of 12 victories against four seK DbubiM — Logan, Milwaukee. 35, New York ...... 7fi 51 .505 —' Elks ...... bail waa misjudged and fell behind St., competed in the recent Na­ ,^ lru t, Lebanon. play dead. Chicago ...... 77 51 M2 *-i playoff diadem by a 9-1 count. Had backs. He has given up 39 earned Snider, Brooklyn, Post, Cincinnati and Baltimore kept up the "reaur- Cleveland ...... 77 5 3 59. 1 Naasiff A rm s ...... 3 13 the flelder. Toby Falcetto drpw. the poat-aeaaon games been held tional Rifle Matches at Camp Per­ runs in 126 innings. Aaron, Milwaukee, 25; Reese, Brooklm $0 Years Ago Today the Great Ty Cobb Bo/iton and Bell, Cincinnati. M. rectlon" yesterday, slapping fifth 74 54 :57H Of Football Merchants the first o f his two intentinnsi after Labor Day attendance would ry, Ohio, Pack, a member of the Frank Sullivan, who leads the Triples—Mays, New York and t-ong, Campy Making Drive Detroit- ...... X .. as 65 . 500 13^ Little Phil McGehan turned in First Army Rifle Team, ia attached place Detroit 13’ ^ games back by Kaneae City ...... 6.1 75 414 34S walks, and whan ha was out try- have been much better than the league with 16 victories, is fourth Yesterday's Stars Pittsburgh, 10; Bruton. Milwaukee and sweeping a doubleheader 6-0 and Wauhlnatnn...... *. 46 79 ..1«R 30 his second one-hitter in succession Ing to steal second.' White scored. slim turnout of laat Sunday. The to the 74th Regimental c o m b a t in earned runs with 2.85. He’s fol­ Clemente, Plltotorgh, I ; Banks, Chica­ Launched His Major League Ball Career Baltimore ...... 41 R4 32S 35 With the approaching football i will aponsor an attractive pro- AS Beaupre Motors whitewashed go and Aaron, Milwaukee, 5. —- 4-3. That was the only action in The Contractors grabbed the second TwI League aeaaon, oper­ team at Ft. Devena, Mass. lowed by Dick Donovan of the Home Runs—KlussewskI, Cincinnati, the American League. Tae«0 -r-^BWlnglng at a .316 clip. Cleve­ Louis 10-4 to go .12 games out carr^ro in the fourth to ruin hia no-hit bid. moguls should draw up a strict National Bankers, clinched the League with a 2.91 ERA on 8? shutout of season 8-0 in flrat 'game Bruton. Milwaukee. IR; Temple. Cincin­ Merchants may be(;ome a com- The Merchants, who have won 18 out a alngle. and moved to aec- nati and Mays, New York. 17; Gilliam, m a Raymond Cobb flrat appeap- than they understood themselves. right stupid but they werajnBy- land's A1 Smith and Mickey front again; Chicago's Cuba spilled Wa*hinjrton at Detroit. fi;30 n.m. — Last Thursday he beat the Elks 8-0 most valuable player award |n the earned runs in 207 innings. The Brooklyn'a Roy CanjpaneUa la ohd on a passed ball. Barry Sny­ t«t of regulations that must be ad­ of doubleheader sweep. Brooklyn. 13. ed III n major league box aeore Ha knew their mechanical faults thing but that. He would hHrmm- the New York Giants to a fifth Porterfield <10-15) vn Hoeft <13-7». munljy project thia sea.son. A l­ contesl.s while losing five the past aa he spun a one-hit shutout. recent Stats Alumni tourney with husky righthander has won 18 and Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) — making a belated drive to over­ Mantle of the New York Yankees Baltimore at Cleveland. 7 p.m.—Wib der’s double to center scored hered to by the member teams. Batt|n|f-^WaUy Post, Rediegs, with the Detroit Tigers. and waaknesses but he mlso knew ■elf he^xaught flatfootod betwnan strgight defeat 6-3, xnd Cincinnati aon (8-16) vn Lemon llA-S). ready thia week the’ team haa two campaigns, will open their Wea Feahler waa the big gun This year there were countless his home run hitting! Renn pow­ lost four. Newcombe. BrookIjTi, 134. .HR; Llddle, share third at .305. Fletcher.' Snyder moved to third belted two of four horn* runs off .700: I.«es, Brooklyn To mark this historic occaskm, their strength. bases. Then the run-down-start­ haul pace-aetting Richie Aahbum homered paat Philadelphia and Maadajr'ft Be»alt« been incorporated and will be schedule' at Mt. Nebo. Sunday. laat night as he hit hit seventh cases in which one side wouldn't ered four over the fence and-rap- Robin Roberts, the majors’ only Kaline lost three points last Baltimore M . Detroit n^. on a passed ball, and scored on a Robin Roberta, with his 34th de­ . Brooklyn. 11-6, .nS H. G. Solaiager. veteran oports ed. Nine out of 10 times OObb of the Philadelphia PhllUea in the Robin Roberts'4-3. Milwaukee and known as the Manchester Mer­ Sept. 18. against the always home run in the flrat Inning to go halfway to meet the other and ped out eight base hits in IS at 20-giune winner, is third with 3.10. Roberts. Philadelphia. 21-10. .477. OrenSeat Player week on 9-for-29 and Power Boston at Kansas City, Postponed. ciding It in the ninth, in 4-3’deci- editor of the Detroit News, hno would advance.- National League batting race. Plttsbur'gh^were idle. rain. chants Football Team Inc. Of­ strong Leominster, Mass., Lions. •tart the scoring parade. Feahler first base when the flfst many unpleasant aituationa de­ bate. The 14-year-old inflelder has The Philadelphia Phillies’ stalwart Strikeouts—Jones, (Chicago. 167; Rob­ He waa {laaebiatrs greatest play­ picked up two points with 8-for- .(Only games scheduierl). The following Sunday, powerful left the bag before makr slon over Phillies. > erts. Philadelphia, 14R: Newcombe, written n apoelal column on Cobb. Upaet Oppositlaa With leas than a month of Fcv Palica set down the Tlgera ficers include Mitchell, president: now leads the league in the round veloped and spiced the summer a bright future pn the diamond. . . hito a flve-game winning streak BrookU’n, 129; Ha>idtx, St. I-ouix. 127 er bacausa he out-thought them, ngular aeaaon play remaining, 22. Smith went 9-for-28, but hla National Leagve Fort Devens will be at Nebo. The putout on the next hitter, Snloiager covered Cobb’s career kept a play ahead of them. He was Cob upset batteries and Infields. in the first gjime with a five-hitter W L Pet. OBL Nell Ellis, vice president: Micky trip department. league. Bobby Dowd, son of L L prexy, snipped by Cincinnati lu t night Antonelii. New York "113 * average remained' the aarne. locals travel to the Bay State. inner's final run came Iq TTic Cincinnati Redlegs are rav­ . League Home Runs -1,033 (Record Is practically In its enttrety, and Is not the gTMteet fielder, since He wee responsible for more wild Campanella trails Aahbum by and his first* shutout of the season. Brooklyn ...... M 45 648 McGuire, secretary and Mike Singl(M Follsw Homer Ernie, now idols Jackie Jensen of leaving him with a) 21-10 won-lost ing about rookie southpaw hurler eight pointa. The Dodger#’ catcher Mantle, who la tops in homers Milwaukee ...... 72 58 ..5.64 13 Sunday. Oct. 2. for a clash with the fifth. Ken Smith walked mark. 1,1^ set In 1963). ______/ eoneidered the; nation’e foremoet there were several better. Be wag throws than any other man, who Baltimore had 10 hits while bat­ GInolfi. treasurer. Members of After Feshler'a homer, succes­ Hulklng Dave White, hard-hit the Red Sox. In recent seasons, Charlie Rabe at their Columbia, la hitting .324 a r compared to with 34, dropped five pointa with Philadelphia ...... 8.9 «3 ,52.9 16 the Greenfield Lions and return with one down, and moved ail the Mstorian on, him. not the greatest place hitter since played the game. He oanatantly tering loser Steve Gromek with New York ...... 65 6.9 .508 18 the Board of Directors will include sive singles by the next six men ting pitcher-catcher with G r e e n Walt Dropo and George Kell have Bob Friend of Pittsburgh is 8. C. farm club. In his first 197 five hits in 24 trips. home Sunday, Oct. 9, against the way around when Dave Kelsey, and Wee Willis Keeler waa admittedly harried pitchers. <- Aahbura'a .332. Gui Triandos hitting a two-run Cincinnati ...... 65 68 .489 20».a Robert Spencer. Dr. Alvin Yules, sent thfee more nms across the Manor's National Little L ea gu e been the favorites of Dowd. Bobby fourth with 3.25. Then come Bob innings he had fanned 175 batter*', A ' week ago Ashburn held an homer. In the nightcap, it was a Chicago ...... 63 71 .470 23 Bob Boyce, William Knight, Sher­ Providence Ginnde Club from Richard Fyler ran together ehas' Rush of the Chicago Cubs with Detroit, Aug. SO Uf)— Memoran­ better. Ha was not tho ’'greatest He scored from first on slices, 8t. Louir 64 74 .422 29 plate. Every member of the championship team, is believed to played Little I 0 3 0 0 0 ter Oak Park as they knocked off this summer's softball attraction, Ford, New Ttork ...... 32 207 67 62 2.70 expire at midnight Sept. 38 — the fielders. He would break imax ner. He could endure anytWng B.vcholskI If ... 110 0 0 Oval and also Sunday mornings Hrarn, at. p.. c Broad Brook 6-0 behind the effec­ rim by State Commissioner Casey Byme, New ^York ...... 2 0 126 50 39 2.7« day the World's Series la scheduled pectedly and fall to break when' but failure. 0 3 3 0 0 Tonigbt to open. Local Sport they expected him to run. . He Is baaebaU’s hmsly flgurt at 10 o'clock. Old faces again to Jacobs, cf ...... 0 10 0 0 tive four-hit hurling of W i l l i e Magnuson. Sullivan, Boaton ...... ,.29 218 84 69 2.85 Byrd. r( ...... Bankers vs. Beaupre, 6—Charter Every move he made was care­ sitting on the Olympian bM its. be seen in the local • lineup in­ 0 0 0 1 0 Oak. Lichatz. The Schaefer Brewing Co. Donovan, Chicago ...... i24 162 53 40 2.90 And it was made plain at Ft. Horari. 2b, 3b .. 0 0 3 1 0 Spartspica It) Carson, where Martin will end this fully planned. Going into a base he There haa been only one ’^nrus clude backs Tilly Duboqe. Joey Morliardt, lb .. . t Trophy was presented to the win-, ab r h po a e rbi Wynn, Cleveland ...... 27 188 76 65 3.11 0 3 0 0 0 LutheraAi vs. genter Church, Uchsu, i>...... hitch of hla military career Oct. 8, Chatter knew what the infielder would Raymond Cobb and-tho game srtU Betlen court. Pretzel Jacobs, nera after the contest. Score, Cleveland ...... 2 8 188 • 77 67 T o ta ls '...... Is 0 I IS « 3 0 6:30—Robertson. Morrpy. 3b .. 3.21 that they expect him back on time. do. He developed different slides, never see Ms like again for the Frank BaiTy, Stan Griffin -and B-auprr ...... The winners wasted little time' Hill. IS ...... Harahman. Chicago , . . . ___ 27 143 59 52 3.27 ■ 4S1 0 i» X—11 Wedneiday.' Aug. 31 Rowidair. ct .. Tho World Series will end-Oct. 4, including the hook, the fallaway pattern of play has chsngsd and Spec Flavell Griffin expects to ^ HR ■ Prshler • «i»x;i on,SB Feshler.rw.aiii Malausky: Aceto A Sylvester va. Spencer In gaining the lead as Warehouse Turley, New York ...... 3 0 208 83 76 3.29 NQRTH END Package waa discharged from the A ir Corps in SP, to Feshlrr, D. Bourkr, 2b even if it goes the full seven and fadeaway.. not for the better etther. McGehun Jo Feshler; LOB. Beaupre-«; Rubber, 5:45—Waddell. Point jolted Broad Brook hurler And-raon. c . Hoeft. Detroit ...... 2 8 ' 100 73 71 3.36 awarded a forfeit win over Naa- ample time for the season's open­ Blanc, ir ..... games He .was ndt a natural hitter l(is la the story of a mighty Rlkfl 4* BB. M-cGehan 3. Payne I ^ k e r a va, 'truat. 6--Charter Harvey Pelton in the first frame. TVucka, C3iicago ...... 2 7 160 61 61 3.43 alffs last night In the Recreation er while FlaV#ll was recently dis­ R. Bourkc. rf The tiaseball-star said he is de­ when he entered organised base­ brain and tha driving tores o f Oah. Three walks, a hlt, a wild pitch and Donl)i-c. lb .. Wllaon, Baltimore ...... 2 8 186 81 71 3.44 Department's Summer Basketball charged from the service. Return­ Hearn 3. M * auRky 3: lilts off, Payne an error sent'three runners acrosa' oibn'i’u 'r l termined to break into the Yankee League. The success gave the ball and he could not get a loud genius that mads Mm grast whan 6 for 4 rude In 1 Inning; Hearn 3 for 6 Church League Playoffa (Pin- Lary, Detroit ...... ,.30 183 84 70 S;)4 lineup and will play any place foul off a lefthander, By the time other men, enperlor in physleal ing linemen include Yosh and' ala), 6:30--Robertson. the plate to acoto' all the run! the - , North Ends the playoff' title. The ...... 27 S Schmitz, Waahington ...... 3 4 138 56 S3 3.46 Manager (Jasey Stennl wants him. he became established as the strength and natural abiUty and George Vlncek, Bruno Mo.ske, Irv HBP. by Hearn (D u ffi); B. McGehan; Friday, Sept. 3 Winners needed. | 4 31 S 1 3 gang from across the tracks also Russell and .Charlie Gaskell. WP, Hearn 2 Malauaky 2: PB, Machie: Rroad Brask IS) McDermott, Waahington .,..2 4 124 55 48 3.48 He hopes to be eligible to play by league’s top player he could hit spaed, remained mediocre. Kl KrrrJ'sun’ ; L. Payne; Scorer. Green Manor, va. Spencer Rub­ Warehouse Point added another ab r b po a e rbi won regular season honors. Naa- FLYI ■Keveral New Barks Diana: Time. ; Ul Hoffman, an . Thursday. POWER 1 1 ber. S:45--Wad/lell. tally in the second on a walk. 1 2 1 0 siffa, failed to field a full team Several pew , backfleld perform­ Middleton, lb said today. "HonesUy, I two Brook’a downfall. ' , defeated in repilar aeaaon play meters en route. ISO pounds during his coUei^ate Woodbury vS. Bye, Kay Allep. vs, X’ club five waya— tsiUi the long League pennant for the Yankees, homo rune and good for 15 "runs I The tourney was a success for but lost in the Roag Bowl, . " I will see wtiat happens,” John days. adding " I f the Yankee's play Oinny Thornton^ IsiciUe (Jarvey va. ball, bunting or driigging, stealing, batted in, he was at .286 and pot- Forecast for Race a catch or a- throw. - BrooMyn (in the World Series), Bye, Alice Bllah.vs. Evelyn Lor- hapa the moat exciting player of 'J entxen. Peg Caisnda ye. Bye, Avis Hornsby was qven . mbre aston- BrooMyn cannot win.” " w e game. WhUs at Ft. Carson, Martin Hamilton vs. Bye, Ann Mannella vs. Chicago, Aug. 30 (Ah—Perfect liriied when he discovered t h a t T axes n vera has'a pronounced hitch managed and iplayed wiUi the post Bye. First round matches roust be caqditjldhs xre expected to prevail Riverm bould'’bii drafted from Pen- played by Sept 5, sacpla of the Clads B Southweajt- in his awing, but so did Babe Ruth bsMeball tbam. H'llits ' season the Yor'''-tHe. NaahUB-Sw#P# showdown team compiled a 15-2 record with to n io n w i putting the race be­ ern League. and a lot o f other remaiitable hit­ Not literally, of course, l^ t our mod­ Tha Rajah quickly aaw to thait. ters. Jlm’a principal trouble was Martin- hitting over .500 while There la always sconng in an. tween the two glamor colts strictly that he rarely, swung tha same7 ' playing nearly every position on in • the “ dream" ca^tegory. for ha was headed for the maii- We P u t A em testing instrumentg and factory- Ivy Laqgue football game. In 21 Focts th a t agement of the Seattle club o f tlie way twice. He danced around in the team. He even came In for an gantea last fall only three times in The'r# have been- great match approved’methods of analysts bring occasional stint o rre lle f pitching. rsc«s ever since the days of George Pacific Coast League. Owner Blmil the box. used bats o f differafit ^ 21 games did '’he loser fell to tolly FLEISCHMANN’S Sick paddled Rivera to the Whlta weights . . , always axperiment- Martin waa inducted into the at leaat one touchdown. The top wm Washington...but seldom, if ever, Ing. motor problems into sharp focus. That Sox for $80,000 and playera while .Glass Arm y in 1951 but was released score waa Princeton 54 Columbia have two aucH'brilliant 3-ycar-oIda shortly afterward on a dependency come up in the same year.* Jungle Jim waa leading the Triple Rivera got moving when ha means fast, accurate repairs to yon. 20. Yet’ CoIumUa beat Harvard, §N s you Qioif A wheel In everything but social moved back a step from the plats discharge. In March 1954,- a Ber­ a team that sent Princeton down Not, only art sophomore racing keley, CkUif., draft board denied honora at stake but also the recog-, standing. and tha Rainier# ware so he could whack an-tiiaide pttch, O n 'Y o u r . If your car is not running right brii^ to defeat. ' . Whiskey taxes are determined by ' winning the pennant A subsaquent eapecially a curve, on tha flats. his hardship plea- and he wax re- nitlon aa horse of jh# year, which it in. We’U have it purring like a kit- indiicted. Proof, Proof tells you a whiskey’s undoubtedly will be beatowM'upon deal aent Rivera to hla discover He has stolen 23 bases. In tha last 15 years only thrae the winner. , and the Browns. The swift OomiakeV outfield .ten. . msn hava ltd the Ivy LAagua in “ strength” —its alcoholic volume, llie The 1100,000 winner • take > all It waa during this period that cmnpoaed o f Minoso. Jim ijuaby Motof Problems both rtiaMng and total offense. higher the Proof, the hi^er the taxes. and Rivera haa a phonmenal mark P^presenUng Big Three acho(^. Alwayi ootetaBding, TYDOl nYlNO.A.|TMn race has achieved perfection be­ Homaby aaid Jim Rivera waa the Christensen ^ ^fiins Fleischmsnn’s—at a jfull 90 Proof— Team it up with NIW VIIOOL 10-gfrMotor Oil cause both colts are cohaidarad J>y only ballplayer whom he would for today's baseball in 44 aasUU Levi Jackson o f Yale In 1948, Dick. l> BOW graater than avar...a truly high high- their reSpecUve trainers to be in pay to see. aind the Pa)e Hose, while having Kazmaier of Prlncaton and Dick pays th'aU. S. (kivemment S1.03 more' for HI6HEST OCTME PERFOMIMCE and longw peak form. Rivera haa had hla days aqd no count around them, aay half Liicky Bolting Win Claaby o f Harvard tn 1962 have per case than 86 Proof brands. Yet iaat (br medam eara. Faater. on tha atart, mileage. Drive in at the aign of your friandly The weatherman ala# haa pitch­ nights, but not until now haa the came on sUckout' playa at the tumod-tha trick. ^ Fleischmanh’s auUyou less than many man from Harlem'a Puerto Rican plate. Rivera has 21. quicker on the pick-up, it’a the kind of aurg- TYDOL ed in to make conditions ideal with New York.^ Aug. SO OP)— Den- brand# of lower Prw f! Flying-A--Dealer. And remember, in a forecast of cooler, fair weather. section lived up to Homaby’a lofty The White Sok have the pitch­ BEAUPRE MOTORS mark'a Chris Chrlatsnaan had "Jabe did It,** ajiid Chtlstoiisen ajmraiaail. ing in BlUy Pierve, Dick Donovan, ing iiokfar that makea driving a pleuura. thia holiday traflSc...c(ru)e carefully. The ahowdoyi'n on Waahington three possible bouts in sight today ‘T was beglnnlagl to come on. I This is beciuse Fleischmanh believes Park's manicured dirt oval ia ex­ While Minnie 'Minoao waa in his vlrgii Trucks and Connie John­ following hla lucky victory over hadn’t fought Ih four months and pected to draw imbout 35,000 fans. season long slump, Marty Marlon son and an abli supporting cast. INCORPORATED hard-MttIng Gene Poirier o f Niag­ wsa a UttM rusty." in giving you the most flavor snd en­ Thera will, be win batting only. aald ths" Chisox rtnild win if the But Ui$y'ra got to quit losing ara Falla, N, Y. . Chriatenaen's new msnsgar, joyment for your money. With most Latest oddk Hat Swaps at .2-5 and Cubanola found tha rangfc again. one-run games, which ia why A lengthy cut over |^s*right eye Harry Stlckevera, said ha planned > blends today no more than 86 ProoC N aA u a 9-5. It got so bad after the early near- Minnie Minoso must continue in coat Poirier the fight on a sixth to keep Ms latest acquislUon busy. fatal beanlng thait tha Havana hia old role of chief executioner it’s easy to see why Fkisclunann's,' round technical knockout after he "We have a tentative date with ..a • Piinceton’a favorite Ivy League Spadal, poa ot only two power and Jim Rivera finally live up to had piled up a U g lead w ith Me Ramon Fuantea. fo r San Francisco, with its high W Proof, Is the best opponent la Pennaylvaaia. In fact hitters in tha party, waa Inatallad all the alc« things Itogera Hornsby ‘~ body punching. .Sept. 29, and poaaible dates with blended whiskey value you can buy. in 1885, 1886, 1887 and 1888 the .as the Isad-off nuui. Anthing to paid about Mm. . Or. Alexander Schiff ordered Don Jordan in Los Amgales and S t —Try it yourself— today 1 ^ / . *ngera defeated the Red and Blue gat a hlt~..‘.V o r a baas on bauli. .a,. Referee~Bamey Felix to stop the Nick’s with Paolo Mails for Octo­ three tiines. each, season, all by BeBeve Th ey Osa Win ' ^ 0 most pointa scored in ong bout after the sixth round finiahed ber," said BUckavers. "Nothing has \ large margins.' The last three With Minoao paddng authority by any one pUyar in rvy with blood streaming from the bean Mgnod yst.^ TIM WATBR ABaeeiATCD OIL COMRANV games betaraen tha two tSams tecs mors.-* hatting third.' again, t eompatitlon was atoom- $4.03 I $2.53 SAN PRANCISeO • NSW YORK • HOUBTON • TULSA long geah .ever-^rieris right tape. ‘ Potrtar, an ll- () fsvorlto wsIFImO have all ended lS-7, Princeton won and with Rivera in tte claah-up lad by Frank Raagaa, Penn- Dr. Vincent NanUello used- ite 148 to ChriatonMn’s 148%. 7t was two, and . Pennsylvania once. slot and Oaorga Kail, Wal^ D rofo vyvaMa. Ha Ulhad Si poinu aa stitches to close tha gash. Obns’s third (M eat, all via TKO’a 4/SQUiWT PSIT a Princatoa vjsita Pannaytvanla and Bhanoan^LoUar bMilaA Mm. tha Rad sad Blue took a thriUer “ He butted me twice in the' eems He has won 14. Chriateasea chalk' ■■ '^ ” T Oct. 8. • tha CMca^o Aaaaricana hahasra I ■ ■ • ■ from PrihMtoa A i-n hi lf40. place,** aald tha downcast young' ad Ms 80th victory agsMst Mx THi FLIliCHMAllll O IS T llU M CORFOKATIOI. star. dsfests. \ - -V V , r f ‘ ■/

lIANCHEaTER IIVENIKG fiBRAU)/lIANCBEiBTER. CONN.* TUESDAY, AUGUST 30,1951 . ■:>■■ / Hcosm F « c Befit 15 HgMMfteRsle 73 iteEMi Far Bile 72 Hswmb Fer'Salo 72 IIANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTE^i; COM., TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 0 ,19M inx llbOM dMptaK avaUaWa Sept. JUDGE sb tR B T -S i» ream' iM i^ a x ' iiboM Cope' OodJ'.'tm' wdta- POUR AND FOUR duplox home. japan Asks Solid Role 1, mlddla aged cohple only. lUfi ta very good condlttan. new tum- ' Oocnar lot ailMr oeboe* Largo let, loeatod on .bua Itaa Apsrtikeiits-*-Flat»— T And SHORTEN Htip Wsntsda^ Ronadioki Goods 51 «acaa fiN()dtod,.Box M; InrhM. a. oU haat, new plumMn|t, two- cau owfiOTv jg . 64554. ^ near ochoM. Priced AatoaMbUss for Sals 4 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW! .vl-encRienUi IS car darago. lot 80^x. 150’. ML 0-5005. Male or Peaiale S7 CLEAJUINCB 3 P^H^XBR Sr. AREA, WoUtagton ItttRUlCX aedan four door Mpw. r ------T"’-: ------wortb itroat—Five room pt In Defense Tie to U.S. EXPERIENCED Luncheonette, 35% discount on all dining room SbM tIirr Far BiRi I flrat floor. FUU otiic, now ltd. Six room colonial. 1% hatha, V -J : ’ Good cendiUoa, 855. Phone M I. s Ma LL unfurnished apart­ • 6 cahtaat kttchea, diah waabar, dia- Lets Far Sale part tiihe. Apply Arthur's Ixinch- furniture. Some odd pieces, some furaaca, ’Tlndtaa oU host, now 78 S-409A ment. In Andover. P I. 3-7379. ANDOVUiQfow ■ poMl, IlnplaM. atorm aaM. da- (O te i « iP a i| e O M ) N 1 hE O S T D O N I^ 1 0 7 eonette. complete. jm apart- plumbiiv. tylpi* track comblaa- CHOICE BUtUDDia lota to Man- IM v r h ment, avatlaMa Immediately. Oonvonlont roM- R o c k v U ia 1910 FORD %-ton pickup, ir* sjJ uSPione. CHAMBERS FURNISHED apartment, nree tlOli atorma, two-car garage, dou­ Many cheater and Birch Mountain are*. tribunsl hrsadsd him ” w sr ctlm - It be aeon at 18 Weat- ______lUnt5SS mooBily. CMi P I, 3-eyT8, ble lot. Full detaUe hy ewing the wheela. Con ANEMIC FURNITURE SALES large rooms. Business couple pre­ axiraa. tlOSfO. 'Warran E. Bow- WUl buUd to your raqulrementa. teal.” A D V T . field fit. Dof»—Birds Pets 41 Reuben T. McCann Agency. ML Exclusive with Mancheater Aaao- ANDIHIN*^ 617 East Middle Turnpike ferred. Phone MI. 1-8901, COVENTRY ■— Rodacoratad four L7700. land. Realtor. ML SSOOe, •nia dapper, one-legged little dlp- Elliot to Drop 'SaOLDSMOMOf BODRR 1S4» OLDIPOBILE^ ”M”, 1947 PORTERFIELD'S PETS SUPPLY, Hours: 10-5 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p.m. larg* imheatad rboma. Du|dex clatea. Realtors. P h ^ HaUta. ML lomst hod eigned the aurrender for 'S3MI1ICURT Spruoe/ Manchester, M I. 9-9890. TWO ROOMS, unfurnished, heat, houa*. Modem faeillUta. Parking. M gPfUNO gt-^-Caatoni hoUt e-tfS l, M I. 5-7483, ML 3-0154.. Jiqtan. And to thla Ignominy was t o 4 : S t P . l L Dodge club coupe, 1949 Pontiac 88 hot water, a month. Call Ml. ineXORT HUL HOmM. Route T, in good condiUpn. Douglaa Mo­ Hours 9 to 13—1 to 8:80; Tuesday G. E PORTABLE dishwasher. 545 Lake privll*g*s,^Adulta pXefsrrto. Andover—Five room ranch, car­ thtoo bedroom home, Two-cor ga- added th* ssvan-yssr sentsac* of HARDTOP Needs no installation. Full capa­ 9-1918 or MI. 9-8114. rago, antoMto drive. Bath and GLASTONBURY — Cedar Ridge the tribunal. Treasury Job braera, stsafl- tora; 838 Main- and Thursday nights, 7 to 9. dia- 575 per month, M . 3-7371' port. amaMta drive, 5 aCree, trout Drive. One acre lot wUH 155’ front- OBTfCLOBINOtlM counts to dealers and broeders. city. Blxcellent condition, 555, MI. brook, natural contoured land for lavatory. fbopUce, oua porch, lot Today, Uia foreiga mtalator of a sirfl treb a m M oa . rae MAIN ST.—AvailaMe September 1. ' - 100 X MO. For appetatment to ta- ago. BeauUfUi view on hUL ML rsbuUdtag Japan, u ia Washington RockvlU*, Aug. SO (Special) M sta lU O . r tm cLASsinsDAi^. 11)10 CHEVROLjrr. Black, fM r 9-8387. Four room heated apartment pond, large' lawn, ceramic tile a-saos after 5. / die, bister, epetWibt, door, now Ureo and battory. Good MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau B fo tt caU MI. 04M0. A. R. WilUa to tell U.5. omciaa. so he says, Th* report from th* Nominating exeelleat rubber, lew I third floor) 575.40 per month in­ Waated T » Beat . 65 bath vritb built ui vanity, full $ t m t MON. IB R D m condition. MI. 3>SMI. Ufui baby parakeeu, guaranteed FRANK'S IS BUYING AGAIN— .baaement, axcallent FHA financ­ and Oo. KEENEY SI^Boanlltul lota. IDS’ ■thst Japan must scblev* fidl lad*' Committa* of th* RepubHcen mllesge, ose- C |C K ' I M O A . I t , singing canaries, hamsters, tropi­ Good used fumttura and anUques. cluding utilities, stove and re­ pendenc* while mslatalning lU Town Committee Thursday night frigerator. Otie child acceptable. . WANTED—Urganfiy for Sept. 1st ing avallaMa. H. Hartley, Realtor X 200’. wtthin walking distanc# of ewsM ear. #1 W w 'SSNASH4IUDS0N sjm ntDAT9A.it BUICX iM i Special Rivlora, fuUy cal fish, pet foods and suppUes. Haa a large- stock on hand and —flrat floor fumlahod apaitmaaL and BuUder. M I. 0-0075. FOR THE BEST IN CAFES _ area and bus. UtUlUea. American ties. will reveal thst Karwin Elliot, oc|uippod, oxcellcnt condition, 998 Main St. MI/Y-437S. 9 very low price. MI 9-8580, 430 Call MI. 5-7935 or MI. 8-1307 for CaU M I. 5-3575. ^ . Shlgemitau has been in th* town clerk snd treasurer, will be Ureas Oeualnr 8*a5lpR appointment, SEE JARVIS TODAY right. E. F. Von Ecker, original owner. Private aale. Call a.m . to 8 p.m. daily. Thursdays 9 Lake St., Manchester. HENRY SXIueBT--Tluwe Iwdraom 800 Keeney St. ' ' dtoths ss well as st th* heights M candidate for the ring!* office of Wsgea. Baffie, biater, 'S3 NASH sotMMRe dflv% MI. O-dSM. ^ A I L O F ’ EM complaii a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Green TWO ROOM apartment, private ■ m s m U J U M 8NIOO family raachaat now aeartag completion. OKEENWOOD DRIVE-«-room btfor#^ town clerk In the fall elections, It Stamps. SEVERAL 8' OOLDSPOT refriger­ neada a amall houa* or apart­ Among the BBimy axcaUem fea- B m In July o f 1887, ShlgomHsu was learned today. a, 4-deer, 5 -tcn s palaL IMW FORD 8 paaaenger Country ’ ONEDA'fMAkE VAMiTAWeOIIS ^ ators. Good condition. Banein 135 bath and shower. All utilities furn­ Capo Cod (5 unfinlahod). 5 yoam psiat, rsil*, bester, sew ished. 334 Charter Oak. lU . 8-8188. ment Three amall chlldNn. Box tureg ora the built-ta electric did. FuU baaomenL 2nd floor OQM- SabulWB For Sale 75 was grsdustod In 1011 from Tokyo Sniiot will not again seek th* S ^ r e Btation wagon, A gorgeoua A ^ J O d A N O each. Call MI. 3-7035 or MI. 3-1307 77, Andover. TW. P I. 34058. rangea and ovna. It you hurry Unlvsrsity, a briUlaat student la office of town tressursr snd agent eest eevers. Aa taanaes- D ial MI-3-5121 light aqua colqr. Radio, heater, LiYestoek^Vehiclea 42 to iiupect. pioto with dormers, aub-Y BOLTON—custom daa^nad three Isto Util* ear. TRflr MOMTMEIETTEQS APARTMENT, four rooms, bath, you w ill have your cbolee e< and Insulation. All city Jurisprudence. He went immedi­ snd treasurer of the Town Deposit Ford>0-Matic, power wlndowa. YOUNG WORKING couple^augh- dacorattag. Prtead at 515,700 irtth bedroom ranch, ately Into the foreign eervict. He Speelal '4 f MERCURY lioaa than 1,000 milea on thla one PO U R lM .' WE BUY COWS, calves and beef heat hot water. Garage. PI. Short, oofo walk to naw g Fund which he presently holds. 34449 ter 7, deaperately need reaeanabla FHA flnaiiclM nvailahle, Banoal kltcbsn, ouUbmding served ta relatively minor Posta ta EUlott, who has been town dork _ jveel owner ehowpleca! New car guar­ catUs*. Also horsss. P lsla Bioa. Muaieil Instruments 53 4 rooms unfumiahed. BU. 04154 school. Landscaped lot SO x colored fixtures, car port junaslto 'S4 MERCURY S Petamaa, u e., BuOdtra, Phena , . Germany, the United Kingdom end snd trsssursr for', the post 12 t o p .F s antee. Bariow Motora, 485 Main T s t M L ,5-7406. after 0:50, ML esOU or ML 9S404. An excellent valuf 4a r f l 51 ,«000 drlvo largo shadsd loL Price re- the United States. Meateray 8-Paak Bhw Last aai PMni St., Mancheater. ------i------BERKSHIRE MUSIC FESTIVAL years, has informed the GOP Town Radis aafl beater. p ««ia BRANPDRE STREET—a-room doecd,. Wsrren B, Rowland, Real­ He was Mlnlatar to Chins ta IMS Committa* thst the reason ho will statlea p a g • a. Mercs* p i a n o s ! Business lAicationa WANTED— Four room furiiiahM CAMBRIDGE ST. — Cbol, Miady. tor. Ml 3^5600. radio, bester, tiat* fODM D — A pMco FlMTo you con 1954 CHRYSLER, Mew Yorker Articles For Sale 45 :aps God aJi ftalahod. Completo when dlssater struck. refiis* Bomlastion for the treasur­ Buttle, 'SI MERCURY . For /Rent 64 apartment or houaa by father and convenient, OK rooma, one floor. Shlgemitau was sMsking st s ed gliwa, srhltewaU tire*. s t s o n ^ UiM of knitting de luxe. All extraa. Bhccellent con B O B j ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port- Once a year aale, ail 1955/nodeIs, daughter of high school age. Tel. snd stasslt* drivefWsy. ROCKVXLLB — Flv* room ranch, er’s post ta the Increased burden 4-Desr. Ongr aafl enffiK- y iu m and neeaHOrioa, Manpod Largo porch, electric stove, re­ rally In Shanghai. A Korssn tsrrar- that will be placsd on th* position diUon. MI. 8-5815. w r r g v g , able and otandard typewMtora. Baldwin's Acrosonic spinets, Bald­ M I. 0-7444. ^ frigerator. Bendix. MI, t-544t, ancsd in for cMIdran. ta dasirahU taesfion. Hot wstar Radlo. heater, qx* ff||B MoodM, omkroldoiy cottoog and OUbdst> dthtagnoodsd but s new lit—the Koreans were sgitatiag for by present and snUcipsted school iaterler. celleat rubber. Ol^w mUMIAINViitM AU .makes of adding maqhipM win grands, Hamilton verticala at IN THE NEW oU hsat. Owasr■ tranaforred. Price Independence from jTuisM se rule /fitttinE Onroada. At Tour T om ‘ALL YOU noed on the following ■old or rented. Reprira on ' aU discount prices. New-piano factory ' WANTED—Three or four rooih un- owhor. lY on be yours for only 511,990. FHA taottaage foi’ 510,800. building projects. CbttagoSt. Phono ML cara ia good credit." The eaeteat mon teHooL, ANDREWS BUILDING fiimlahed apartment for middle- 37 STEEP HOLLOW LANE —threw s bomb that btsited the 'SI W lU YS IHOUMTAIM MgW. makea, Mariow’a. guarantee. Terms if desired. Trade- $14,000. 30 year term, svsllsbleble to quail- Althou^ the clerk snd tregsur- 'SI CHEVROLET and boot terma in town! TWo 1949 83 EUist Center Street aged couple. Write Box N. Herald. right leg of; the diplomat. It hod ' ore two distinct offices for Jeep Wsgea. 6 cyL, ra­ Special fls k n a 2 flabft CMK Ins taken at part payment. Open lU . 8. Route 8 ) bistinctive snd prsetiesUY fled buyer. Msdellne.Sraith ; R esl- to be amputated. Chevrolet four doora, radio, heat­ BOLTON—BuUding stooa, vaneer, every day plus Thursdaya P. M. LODGE DRtVB—A Ones ta •tor. fO . 0-1043. many years they have been filled dio, bester. ClAC Radio, hesOer, P s w s r FOOND-Srindlo. femalo mongrol er. 1949 Chevrrtet two door, radio, fireplace, wall atone flagstone. Next to ''Cevey's” WANTED—To rent by a middle- room single with 2 car st- Ufstlm* (mportumty to buy i The bombing was—fa tefu l; ; It by only one person. The Town Greea. ■upnr. Can Dog Waidon. lO . aged, quiet living couple a 4 or 5 marked s turn for tho bettor la GUde. ImsisealstB eao« heater. 1948 Dodge club coupe, Also slats flagging. Bolton Notch GOSS PIANO kxJMPANY oyeralssd S year olAXspe Cod la ANXXJVER— Village hom*;., com- Trsssursr sutomstlcslly becomes owner ear. Lew nrilesgsw radio, heater. 1947 Plymouth four Quarry. ML 9-0817. Prom pt da- room rent with oil Heating plant tsched fsrage. ' s psik-Iik* setting. l« a l fbr grow­ fortsM* snd attractive— 10 room s, Shigemitau’e career. I agent snd treasurer of the Town MECHANIC'S, Authorised Baldwin Dealer ACrr QUICKLY ■- end garage. Ontral locaUon, both Th* military powers of Japan la abowroaai . M M door.. Heater, niew motor and new Uvary. ing fsmUy. 4 rooms down. Up- taro baths, fireplaces, oil heat,. _ . . ^ Deposit Fund. eoadltlaa. 0030 LCMTHtanday. a m t h u M o f Mo^ clutch. 1948 Dodge % ton |^ck-up Bosineea Services O ffered.iS Heating—PlqBibing .17 Help Wanted— FcRiale .35 317 Asylum Street, Hartford employed. References wUI be tun dr&*4 well,_bsm snd gsrsge. Nice I had Msnt use for one of the SPECIAL mortal FMd. rod and whlU^gaa JA cksop S-6596 Only a few ktciree -end o ffices 4 Sle^inffifioms ataln finished in oa » tremendous Jaiiott has ^previously been un­ •46 OldiBiebUe M M with four opeed tronamiaaloh, WOOLEN REMNANTS and rug available in this attractive modem lihed. M l. 3-5038 alter iT;i6 p.m7 n. Wooded lot completely grouhds^snd trees. Good spot for most“ hsndaoma "" and best — drased modal aindane. Reward. Phono FURNITURE Repair Sertrlce: LENNOX FURNACES and warm SALESWOMAN — Experienced in 2 Comi^te Baths men in all Japan.. They callsd opposed by the Democratic party 2-doer "SS”. 'S S D O D O t^ good condition. Barlow Motora, ■tripa for braiding and hooking. Two Hours F’rei Parking In Lot three atory building. fenced ta.> Near center o f' town. profesalonsl men. 513,000. Talbot j which has endorsed him. It is ex­ ML S-9MB OT M I. »m 04. 485 M ain 9 t.; Mancheater. Oomplete repairing refiniahlng, air beating. Earl-Von Camp. ML women's Ready-to-Wear. Dally, Jen's Rug Shop, 88 Talcott Ava., VETERAN l^ N T S 4 or 8 room Shlgemitau s "aaobbiah bureau­ 44Bw Cereast-Aabaflahi 9-8844. . part time. ExceUent aalary. C ^ N ext Dolor (w est) Lavatory Priced to sell st 514,300. Agency. Andover, noiie ' 'W. pected his endorsement aa town restoring On aU types o f turtUtura. RockvUle. TR. 84708. apartment. Call MI. ‘9-1683 after 8 3-4800. crat'! . "dapper fool.** 'SO FORD, U M T—PASS BOOK Mo. 1110. LOOK—196d two-door Chevie. Ex SSlgmund Golds, Prop. Formerly MI. 3-8113. p.m . clerk by the Democratic party will Onatom 4-de«r, COOK Notleo U herohy givoh that Paaa Elevator Service—parking 2 Fireplaces o f MHItary cellont finiah; Ivory-Mack. Four o f Watkina Bros. Tel. ML 8-7449. BOLTON-Brand new 43 ft ranch, continue even though he will not radio, bester. 0093 Bttleeor. 0933 Book Ifo. 1910, iBBued hy tho aav< Millinery— Dressmaking 19 TWO WOMEN wUllng to leave - POWER MOWER gfIDDLE-AGED couple neeil 8 8, Recreatitm Room In Basement JARVIS REALTY CO. Then come th* bomb, snd tbs st- good tubeleaa. In fine condition, Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 ^ rooms, ceramic tile bath, seek the other poet. inaa^ department ePtho Manchoa- BOELODY^ RADIO—T.V ., phono's. their homes 3-4 hours a day. In­ CLEARANCE We will be pleased to talk over 7 room house within 30 .. mllee 054 Center Street 8 tltuds of the military changed. boat reaaonaMe offer. Call Ml. GIRLS' DRESSES, ekirte. blouses. Open Porch CsU MI 3-4112 bsaeinent garage. Comer lot with Now he V(aa s friend. Next year, Hunt May EuB Mfliiy others to Choose IYobl Or! Thegr G o] tOr Tmat Oo. haa boon loot and 8-4907 after 6 p.m . Night calls. Guaranteed service, teresting work and good esminga. your requirements with you. rsdiue of Hertford. Ehccellsat refi ■MpBcatlon hw boon mado to aaid ALTERATIONS — Goats. auits, Write Box A, Herald. All stock at cost. No money Slse 10 throui^ 13. Excellent con erences. Cell Glastonbury ME. Evenings MI 3-7547 or MI t-5655 nico view o f Bolton LAke,. 514.800. Shlgemitau was vtc*.. minister for The Herald has learned thst the Look Today . . . Buy Todsyl inr 9-3380.9-! Lot 100x215 Gaston Realty Cb.," 185 School St. Nominating Committee will rec bank for payment of tho amount 1949 OLDSMOBILE convertible, dress, aklrta, etc. Cell MI. 9-8636. down. Balance 20 months. dition. Reasonable. M I. 9-9815. 3-9S41, or w rite Box H, Herald. foreign affaire. Later h* held the ATJ^ TYPES OF TV SE31VICB Pleaie Call MI. 0-3851. h a , 0-5631. important smbssssdoriSl posts ta ommend former mayor end city o f dopdolL radio and heater. Call Owner. MI. Vacant of Rockville Raymond E. Hunt Ss 9^)483. WALTON W. GRANT FOUR U.A.C. engineers desire 84 MANCHESTER Moscow, London snd Nanking. ' Radios and Phonos Moving^Trucking Secretat7 wanted for office of BUDGET CENTER 58 room house, ftimiihed or unfurn' ROCKVILXiEl—^ o -f s m lly 5 snd 8. Port of World War D he wai* fo r­ its candidate for town treasurer. small textile manufacturer to han­ Wanted—To Buy Realtor Immediste occu^iancy. One sport. ABBwmcsBwnts 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline 3-door, Storage 20 91 Center Street Ished by Sept. 18. Boat Hartford CaU eign minister shd sa foreign irita* Hb ia chairman of the Town Com­ Available At All Times dle correspondence, telephone and Room 308r-Andrews Building ment. Fine condition. All city con. mittee end was one of those who MORIARTY Gloqtonbury, Manchester or East First tlms on th* .market, s six liter of the sumnder cabinet he radio^ heater, clean, one owner. receive visitors. Excellent oppor­ FTLL FOR SALE. See foreman at MI 3-1153 venlencee. 511,600. George C de- A U e n O N t Thia car muat be aeon and driv­ Philco Factory Supervised Service AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS GO., 30" GIRL'S BICYCLE. Call MI Windsor. References supplied. BU, McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. room Cape CoO with oil rooms limped aboard the bsttlsship Mis­ lost his position when the City local and long distance moving, tunity for woman with good secre­ JarvU A cres. Off Vernon St., or 3-8153. 9-1601. msn. TR. 8-4045. Court * underwent changes this COWNBCnCUTg OREATB8TI en!! to be fully appreciated. Bar- doll WnX HILLS * call MI. 3-8113. finished, lavatory snd bath. Full souri in Tokyo Bay dnd signed for low Motora, 485 Main St., Man­ packing, storage. CaU Ml. 84187. tarial training and experience. Air- THREE ROOM office, space. Will MI 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 basement. Oyer an sere of land. Japan in September 1948. spring. Poatnrtng FANTASTIC V AlA n» Hartford CH. 7-1438. conditioned office, complete insur­ 513,000 n UW THREE bedroom AfteV leaving the office of city on BRAND-MKW cheater. MI 9-9898 REMINGTON electric typewriter, WANTED—Upright piano, good renovate to suit tenant. Second High elevation. Priced st 513,900 ranch,, extra large room s, 30x16 Shigemitau wss named foreign ance coverage and profit sharing. floor, Mancheater Savings A Looh Houses For Sale 72 LARGE 4 bedroom ranch, fir*' for quick aale. minister in th* first cabinet under court clerk Hunt sutomsUesUy be­ MERCHANDISE! ANTIQUES Refinlahed. Repairing MANCHESTER Package DeUvety. excellent condition. Omy two condition. Reasonable. MI. 9-5100. piece, oil heat, cellar, garage, living .room, tile bath, oil hot came svsllsble for any city or BROTHERS 1949 CADILLAC convertible. Lua Bldg., 1007 Main fit. the occupation. But occupation su- Light trucking and packaga deUv- years old, 5335, terma available. large lot, treea, nice view, awlm water Heat, cellar, 3-3 sere, large EVERT WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY troua Mack finiah, whitewall Urea, dime on anjr furniture^furniture. llem a n , Apply To SDC'ROOM Cape Cod, two unfin­ WEST SIDE—another six mom thorities ordered him out of office town office. Whether or not the «OM b o b U V E L AX GEMTEB aafl BROAD* 188 South Main St. Phone MI ery, Refrigeraton, wartien and Call T. J. Crockett's Office at MI. SPACIOUS Professional Office. m ing, flahing, suburban, 514,760. trees, suburban. Carlton W. Md SATURDAY NIGHTS! radloi heater hydramaUc. Lopka 3-5416. Rooms Without Board 59 ished. Oil hot water heat, fire­ Cape Cod Just off the bua line. Hutchins? M I. 9-8133, MI. 9-4494. ss "Undesirsbl*." He wss soon to Democrats would endorse Hunt is YOUR LDrOOLN*MEROUBY DilAHCR like a much latar model. Sea thla 8A845. stova moving SMclalty, Folding Ground floor. Main St. Ample place, swalngs, comblnstion CSrlton W. Hutchins. M I. 9-5133, stand in the dock before the tribu- not known st this time. COME! BID, BUT and SAVE chain for rent« Ml, 94783. ALDON'SPINNING MILLS Immsculst* condition. Selling for Uatai to Statlea WBAY svsay algho •tSAlfl fra the beauty at Center Motor Salea, 481 FUR SALE—55 gal. drums, in good ROOM FOR rent, me minute from parking. MI 3-6900. screens snd storm doors. Large M I. 9-4494. 514,300. immediste occupancy. COLUMBIA—Hertford Rd., 8-room nal. When Hunt retired from the of­ on/Oifta,'TDOla, Aluminum-ware, b a n d a n d power town mowen Talcottville fice of mayor eight yesra ago, Sat* Bay Uaed Osr gpedsL tie aa ysur laAs flbO. conditipn, 53.50 each. F or f i l l e r Main St., light housekeeping. lot. Exclusive with Manchester NEW USTING; Cape Cod on quiet house, good condition oil electric, It ia no secret thst the United 501-S16 UENYEB BX.---MI S-S1S5 saoetrie AppUaneeo, Lampo, Oar- oharpaned and npatred. Work MI 3-5128 information caU the Herald, phone AlR-CONDmONED OFFICES— Assoristes, 'Realtors. Charles W. after 10 years of service to the don l^ ^ o a , Paint, Jewelry, Fiah- NO DOWN payment, first payment guaranteed. CaU for and deUver. Pfione MI. 9-7959. street. Six finithed rooma. Oil 55 P h e l p s r o a d —older home new furnace, combination win­ States prosecuted Shlgemitau with Opea EvcRtags Uatn Painting—Papering 21 MI. 3-5121. 100% Main St. location. Park­ Lsthrop, Manchester. Mi, 04554, dows, insulated, full cellar. It* reluctance, mainly at th* inslet city ss clerk end mayor, he re­ Itffie Ing SuppUea, Garden Furniture, October 1. 1958 Nash 3-door, Ideal Grinding Shop, 375 Adame ing. Apply M arlow's, 567 Main burner. Aluminum screens end thst has three up snd three down BEAUTIFULLY tumiahed spacious M l. 0-9331, ML 5 -7 y , plus large entrance hell. One car seres of land. Immediste occupan­ ence of'Chins snd Russia. He hod peatedly said he would not be­ Dialiaa, k c . radio, heater, defroster. Private, S t CaU M L » ll3 0 o r 8-8578. BABY SITTER wanted. 10:30 to MAPLE DINETTE set. buffet, St. atorma. Lsrg* play ores with EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free im with com plete UgM houae- garage. BesutlfuIljT landscaped cy. Private owner. (Jail Willlman- many American friends who felt come s candidate fbr any city of­ W E CAN accommodate 1000 party. Tel. Ml. 9-8494 or Ml. 13:30. Monday through Friday china closet, table, four chairs. ilring facUitlea available. Will TRULY A FAMILY HOME- trsea. Pries 513,300, Madeline fice. However those close to the 8-4333. HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank serv estim ates. MI. 9-1383. evenings. 739 North Main, second Smith, Realtor. MI. 9-1543. yard. Close to bus snd school*. Uc HA. 1-5141 between 9 s.m . snd he had only'performed the duties PBQPLE—000 CARS Very good condition. Westinghouae it atagle or double. Children ac- Seven-room Colonial, four bed­ 5 p.m . of s diplomat. situation feel he might be per tee. Installing, npairtag, clean' floor. electric oven with broiler, ' used rooms, lavatory, full bath. , ’Two- Price on thia neat home la only 19M CHEVROLET, tudor, Fleat- tag, J. P. Fay, 404 WethereU St. PAINTING—Ehcterlor and interior, ited (limited). Central, Reaaon- At least; he com* off with the susded to change his mind. SALES s t a r t a t 7 T . SL once. Combination radio and fee e, Mra. Doraey, 14 Arch fit. Town of Andover car garago, glassed sun porch. MANCHESTER 515,750 with s substantial mort' lina sedan, radio, heater, four Manchester. ML 9-3880. paperiianglng, ceilings refinlahed. TYPIST — EbcCellent position, gag* svsilsbl*. ANDOVER . BOLTON-> COVEN lightest sentence of any of the ma­ With th* snnusl city election ord player. 18 Warren St. MI. Zoning Board of Appeals Love^ psrk-Ilko lot approximate­ try—Several fine Colonial and coming in December‘ some politi­ POST AUCTION ROOMS good tires, new battery. Aaklng Wallpaper hooka on request. EsU- knowledge of bookkeeping prefer IHED ROOM—Near Main Owner moving out of state. Muat jor defendants • snd. wss out of 5830. CaU R ockvllis TR. 8-9188. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, mates given. FtUly insured. CeU able. Part time. Hours may be 3-8963. ly lOO* X 250'. Fairly priced. country homes with acreage. cal obMrvers feel thst it would Im *TkamocUcut’a Largoat Auction Si Gentleman preferrad. MI The Andover .Zoning Board of Shown by appointment only. sell thia four-room expandable TALCOTTVILLE — Six room prison on parole Nov. 21, 1950. Firm ” copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Edward R. Price, ra. 9-1003. arranged. MI. 9-4428. modlfiad split level on s largo place Good locstim. Also chicken snd good Democratic strategy to 1948 CHEVR0LET8—Club Coupe guns, etc., ropaind. Shaan, QUALITY WOOLjaf remnants for 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. Appeal! will mert September 20th, Elvs Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469. Cap* Cod. FuU cellar (dry), oU dairy farm. Several four, five, six Shlgemitau worked ceaselessly endorse Hunt for town treasurer RduU No. 5 Berlin Tumpika children's skirts or Bermudas at 8:00 P.M. in the Town Hall. heat, fireplace. Located en bus of land. Hires bedrooms, bath and room ranches. Cape Cod. Large with Conservatives in Japanese Nowington, Conn. and Sedan. Price right and they knlvaa. mowon, ate., put into co 8- CLERK-TYPIST for general office . 81.50; alacka 53.96. Ladies' akirt ROOM FOR Reht. Inquire at State lavatory. Timken heat. Immediste removing the possibility ot his be­ tun fine, Douglas Motors, 883 dttlan for eomliig noodo. Bralth' Bonds—Stocks— work. Opportunity for advance' Andover, Conn., to hear tha ap­ lot, good location. Other homes, politics until today he Is ylce presi­ coming s strong candidate for * Opp. Connoetlcut Light and' - length 53.95 up. Crompton, cordu Tailor, Shop, 8 Biasell St. MI. plication of Agnea. C. Ramage to Un* snd nosr shopping center. occupancy. Asking 513,o6o. dent of th* Japan ^mocrs'Uc Main S t . walto. 83 Pearl street. Mortgages / 31 ment. Apply The Alexander Jarvis 3-7388, After. 8:30 call MI. 3-5047. 55,000 Up. Lake cottages with major city office in December. Power Co. BuUSng ' Co., 5 Dover Rd. roys 95c yard. Colonial Remnant, build a set of itaira between her Must ae* interior to appreciate. beach privileges, 52.500 up, also party. 115 Cantar St. The city treasurer receivss BEEORE YOU BUY a used car POWER AND hand mowon aho^ FIRST AND Second mortgages two houaee on Onter Street. 7-ROOM COLONIAL BOLTON—Many new end used shore front cottages. John 8. In addition to the important 51,000 per year snd sn additional ROOM FOR RENT. Bath, parking, homes svsilsbl.*. Femwood Driv Sea Goman Motor Sates, Bulck anod. Air cooled angtaes, oold and bought for our own account Fast, AUTOMATIC oil hot water heater, kitchen privilegea. For gentlemen. Zoning Board of Appeal* FEATURING: AUCUE eXAM PET, Realtor Bissell, Cross St.. Coventry, PI. portfolio of foreign minister, he ia 5250 for his work with the. De­ P e r s o n a ls sales and Servlcs, 385 Main npalnd. Capitpl Equipment. confidsntlal service. Manchester Knotty Pine recreation room has some new ranch homes still 34838. deputy prime minister—the right Help Wanted—Male 36 in good working condition, 530; Phone MI. 1-1404. svsilsbl* for November occupancy. posit Fund...... HAVE xmWAMTED hair on face otreet ML 9-487L Open evealngB. Investment Oorp., 344 Mata street. twb S0-gall6n oil drum#, 53 each with, fireplace end bar; liv­ Phone MI 94543 hand men of Prime Minister Ichiro ML 84418. ONE LARGE tumiahed room, H stoysm s. removed permanently and safMy GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUabla two garage doors, aa la 58. Call ing room with fireplace snd 1958 CHEVROLET Sedan, Power: Beneficial Finance Company adulia only. Apply 10 Depot Square Notice wall to well rug; cabinet DURANT ST.—Just listed, s very Wanted—Real Estate 77 Despite his successes, the mem­ by slecmioeis. Mary C, WanL glide, radio, heater. Two-tone fin­ any time. Antenna convarainna. EMERGENCY MONEY can be ob­ MI. 9-1340 after 6 p.m . charming home ot 4 rooma; fuU T J . CROCKETT R . N. MI. 9-3887. Apt. 4. kitchen; lavatory down, master ory of the war crimes trials still SPECIALS ish. Clean throughout. Douglaa PhUco factory superWeed iervlca. tained quickly at Connecticut will employ several men as The Bolton Zoning Board of ceUar, oil heat, combination Reel Estate Broket- ARB YOU CONSIDERINa rankles. In one chapter of hie T el. kO. 9-1481. Appeal! has granted the Ap- bath and Isvstosy up; oil hot screens and stornu. Lovely weU WANTED—A ride from Manches­ Motors, 358 Mata S t Mortgage Exchange, CH. 8-8897. branch manag^er trainees. FOR 8ALE1— BeauUful, ringla and water best: attached gsrsge; Phone Office MI 3-5415 8BLUNG YOUR PROPERTTT memoirs he wrote ’"The military W a n ted Frank Burke or Mel Redman at PLEASANT. FTJRNISHED pelanta. Ctiarlea W. and Marie L landscaped yard, fenced. Trees. b r A ter Green to vicinity of Hudson SEPTIC TANKS end sewer Unci, Must 'b e high school gradu­ double Begonias. 303 Summit fit tarrsce end window awnings; Residence MI 9-7751 W* will ■ppralss your prapnty tribunal wss conducted unilateral' fit,, Hartford. Working hours 8:80 37 Lewis St., Hartford will treat 108 Birch St. MI. 9-3884. Kowaiaky permission to use aa a Reel buy for $9800. Better hurry. tree snd wltaout any Obllf ttao. ly by the victor against th* van­ AtttoaRepalrinc—Pslnting 7 InataUeUon only. Drywells, temch- your needs sympathetically, hon- ates, college trainmg desir­ Zone "A” residential lot approxi- Ruaco combination storm win­ Only 538(00 cash. Fast occupancy. to 8. CaU M I. 9-0871 after 8. ing trenches . Installed ; cellar dows; tool house; outdoor fire­ W* also buy pippef^ for quished on the premise Japan com­ eaUy and a p e ^ ily . Open Ull noon able. Age 22 to 2^. Must have BABY CRIB, maple. 518; stroller, BIG FRONT room at Center, sin­ mately 153 ft. frontage, 095 ft. GoodchUd Realty Co., Realtor. MANCHESTER GREEN — Large BsUtag or buying contact PAINTERS BRAKE RIOJNE. most tU can sump-pumps Instslled. Town A gle or double. MI. .9-8973 between place; exceptionally well land­ MI. 3-7025 o r MI. 8-1307. mitted intemcUonsl crimes.”' WANTED. — Transportation from on Saturdays. car. This position offers a 55. Bathinette, 58. M I. 1-1553. depth on the south aide and 1030 custom built six-room Cape Cod. STANLEY BR a T. R ealtor One o f the purposes o f his mis- Adams St. to Bradloy Field. Hours 514.86. Choose . the lining. No Country OmstrucUon. MI. 9-4143, 13:10 and 7 p.m . scaped; centrally located. Im­ money down, 5i weekly. Cole splendid opportu|iity in the ft. on the north side. H sere lot, nicely landscaped snd BRAE-BURN REALTY . Sion to Wasliington is to seek the 7:80 to 4. M I. 9A390. CANNING JARS, 3 amall chicken Said lot described by a certified mediate occupancy. VERNON, Sunaet Tecr*ce:-Juat Moton, 488 Center. Ml. 94980. consumer hnance field. Sal­ WH>6w HAS pleasant, furnished Price: 519$00—Cell MI 3-8152 two mtnuta drive from WillMir ■hrabbed. Reasonably priced. MI-S-5375 release of all Japanese under U.S. REMOVING RUBBISH and clean­ Business Opportnnities 32 coops, wringer, set of outdoor map held in the records is bound Quick occupsn^. John S. Bissell, KtytlHt OeNralon RAIRDREfiSBRS of ManchoSUr ary, car allowance, insurance. metal furniture. MI. 9-4070.. room. Kitchen privileges. MI. Ooas Highway. A 5 room ran(:h jurisdiction who still are held ss UNBEATABLE VALUES AUTO PAINTINO-Any car. 559. ing yards. MI. 8-1837 or PI. 3-8013. 9-3451. on the east by West St., on the home with 3 bedrooms. Largs liv­ Cross St., So. Coventry. Tel. ,Cov- LISTINGS WANTED - Sincis, war criminals. era requeeted to attend a meeting CARVEL STORES AvaUable to O^er benefits includ,e group weat by the State of Connecticut, entry. PI. 34838. taro-fXmily, three-family, b Indnetrlsl sad lesideBtial paint­ to be held at Tsri’s Bridal Miop aama ilsy' service. Leave your qualified persona in ConnecUcut COMBINATION GAS stove, cream ing room with fireplace, cabinet car baton going to work. Pick up RANGE BURNERS and pot burn insurance, vacation, liberal FOR RENT — Large, pleasant on the soiiUt by (Terence E. Hoar ness. property. Hsv* many esah ing. expert paper hsnglag, floor 19S4 CHEVROLET 210 2-DOOR SEDAN In the State Theater Bldg,, Tues., en. Cleaned-And npalnd. New area. Thesp highly auccessful and green, with gas heater, two- CAPE COD—In town. Six rooma, 3 kitchen, hot water heat with base MANCHESTEIR—Four room bun­ A New York man, caught by attar work. Complete new engmel piece wicker set, pie crust table, aleeping room, privata entrance, and on the north by Warren G. board radiation. Oimbtnstion buyers. Mortgages arranged. police after s yesr’a eesreb, sold sanding. IPowdcr blue. Fully equipped. $ 1 4 9 5 Aug. 80, at 8 p.m. Plans WIU be and used burners and pumps. CaU drive-ln Ice cream store franchisee sayings and retirement plan. Hoar. unfinished, weU shaded comer lot, galow, 3-csr garage, nice quiet Plesa* cell George L. Grastadlo, discussed for raising moiMy for pa^t Job. Yah 4ra will loan you a are now avaUable. Carvel stores gateleg table, large oak table hot water, and pricing space for storm windows sad screens. Lot he wss riding eiibways. Is he to car. No money down—up. to 34 Joe, Ml. 84147. Phone car. Call MI. 9-1744. .. (Signed) new landscaping, file' bath, hot neighboriiood. Owner transferred. R ealtor, ML 64878. 106 H sm y CsU Ml 0-0405 or M l fl-1805 the flood relief fund. ' are deUvared to you completo in , cheat of drawers, old vanity old water heat, plaster, aluminum 80 X 300 foot. Immediate occupsn Asking 511.000. Dtekerm sa's Serv- StresL get more punishment? mfanths to pay, Brunner's P ack FENCES ERECTED, cedar split eluding our own exciurive pat­ ' kitchen table and chaira, old aew, Julius L. Strong, cy. Priced st 515,500. R obert J, ard, TalcottvlUe. Tel. MI. S-S19L storm windows snd doors. Short vlce. AD. 8-7998. rail, wire, etc. Phone MI. 9-8MS, ented equipment and apecial for MR. CUNNINGHAM Ing machine, Windsor rocker and ^ Chairman Smith, Inc., 943 Main St. MI. IF READY to buy, scU, sxchaage 19S2 lUICK WVIERAXOUPE Open evaninga 'til 9. Sat. ’U1 5. Apartments— Flats • Byron H. Shinn, walk to new sriiool. Not ta Astoiaobllcs tor Sale 4 or BU. 9-0481. mula productA Training, super arm chaira, plus other household s development. H. Hartley, Real­ 9-5341. MANCHESTER--4 room older co­ reel sstate, mortgages arranged. 76R, Gorgeous two-tone finMi with mfl^hing Item s. No reoaonabls offer rS' Tenements 63 Secretary lonial, 3 'baths, enclosed porch, 3- GOOD fflUU used cara from your vlaKm, advartlring and merchan' For Personal Interview tor. MI. 94975. Consult Howard R. Hastings, . FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD - interior. Radio, heater, dynafiow, white* i CAR BURN OIL? diatag methods. No experfisBco fitoed, estate to be' settled. Call SOUTH COVENTRY — 44 seres, esr garage, smeslt* drive, extra Agency. ML 9-U07. Pootlao dealer. Good prtees and Economy Overhaul Household Services -nscessary. Choice approved lo- 339 Woodbridge St. 5 p.m; to eight room house, six outside lot, convenient location, 518,700. 1 wall terms as low as 58 par wash. Mo- TWO ROOMS with kitchen privl- buUdlng*. 530,000. C ril PI. 24337. 1 1 Offered 13-A cationa avaUaible. From 59,000 MI 3-4156 p.m . • _ leges at 105 Birch St. Wsrrsn E. Howtsiid, Realtor, MI. dare Pontiac, Ine„ 378 Mala St. Most all cars. Parts and labor 3-8600. . Legal Notice o ML 34848. to 518,000 down payment requir­ That Wonder Wrap-On 549.95. No monsy down 54.90 WEAVING of tnirna, moth bolaa ed. Write Carvel, 98 South Central BEAUTIFOL t-room unfurnished as 19S2 OLDSMOMLE tS 2-DOOR SEDAM monthly. AU work guaranteed. and tom clothing, hoolery runs,: AUTOMOBILE mechanic, fitat Building Materials 4’ ’ WANTED 59eOO-SIX R(X>M horns, oU hot ^ESTATE OP CARL W. CARSON, fit* Q 1954 FORD FORDOR SEDAN $1545 3868 CHEVROLET otatloa, wagon, Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y,. or phone clasa only. ExceUent working con­ apartment in Wlllimantic. Rent Carefree Coverallsl of AndoVer, In the Probate OittrlctTof 0 Black and blue, hydramAUc. whitcwdls. handboge repaired, ripper re­ White Plains 64300, o(^ «ct 540. Adults preferred. Call Willi w star hast, garage, 3-3 sere, near ArUbver, deceased. A Ugbt greea color. Truly s stosL lour door, six poaeangori with MOTOR SALE dition. Steady amplpyment. Apply Mahogany Paneling per M 5195.00 bus. CsrltMi W. Hutchins. MI. Completely rc^buUt enginev ' ' radio, heotar, five nao^ new placement, umbrellas repalret^ m antic HA. 3-1044. . C’ STENOGRAPHER The Executrix havlag exhibited her 1 RUBBISH route and truck tor aale. in person to Bruno at MOnebeater Canadian Framing, 9-8183, MI. 9-46^, edmintstrsUon account with said 1 1 Urea. Very low m llbase. iDceeUent Fords, Chevrolets, etc. ... .5134.95 men’a shirt coUers reversed and Motor Salea, 8 a.m . to 8 p.m . tate to the Court of Probate for replaced. Marlow's UtUa Mend­ Reasonable. Tel. MI. 9-9787. . load : ...... per M 599.50 THREE R(X)M heated apartment. condltian throughout. Sea Bob Pontiaca_01damobiles, etc. 5174.95 Must be proficient In MANCHESTER — Expendable IMiUict for allowance, it la o 19S2 DtSO TO CUSTOM SEDAN ing Shop. * WANTB3D—Two carpenten. Phone Clear Trim ...... lin. ft. 7c Will be on premises. North Mata ORDERED: That the 3rd-day bf | flf 1951 FORD CUSTOM FORDOR SAVE Ottvar today. Center Motor Soles, Insulation, from ...... aq. ft . .042 shorthand, typing and fil­ Cepe, not ta development. Good SeptemiMr, 1955. at 10:00 o'clock In tho 8 Metallic green, power atccring equipped. 4U Main SL No Money Down. MI. 34105 after 6 p.m. Paul St., Wednesday and ’Thursday eve­ forenoon, at the Probate Office In An­ ^4$ 1 FLAT FINISH HoUand window BARBBRSHOP-T wo chalra,^ „ ex­ Sheathing, lo a d ,....p e r M I99J10. ning, 8:00-9:00 p.m. JA. 84874. ing. Knowledge of jiook- condition. Nice yard. Sale price, ' Fofdomstic, fully equipped. 57.90 Monthly Dougan. -• 513,000. M anchester, four room dover be. and the same ia aaalsned tor 2 o Drive it, than decide. 1500 PONTIAC OonvsrllMs. radio, NeW Motor Guarantee ohadea, made to measure. AU cellent locaUon, wonderful condi­ No. 1 Clear Doora from each 57.50 keeping desired. a heanne oa the allowance of aald ad- hoalsr, hydramaUc, BoauUtu: «■ metal Venetian bltnds at a new tion, good income. Call Stafford GOOp CARPENTERS and labor- Built-In Itnning Boards each 512.50 brick plus gsrsge. Comer lot with mlnlatrauon account with aald Etlala low i^ c e . Keys made whUe you Springe. OV. 4-3118. nice trees. Full price, 510,900. and thla Court directs the- Executrix to 1 -4. dove gray'finlsh. Now top, new COLE MOTORS era wanted for home being buUt Wood Gutter from lin. ft ...... 40c Apply cite all persona, Intereated ■ therein to ^19S2 DODGE M E A D O W IR ^ K SEDAN < Urea. Looks and runs Uae latar on Summit St., comer ot WllUam Manchester, short ways out. Three appear at aald time and place, by pub- o I5S3 KERB. CUSTOM TUDOR ‘ $1355 435 Center Ctreet. MI 9-0950 ' pomplete Home Planning Service bedroom ranch, 3H years old,, full llahln* this order one time In some V5 1 Bcflutifnl green and uHhite, equipped. ^ lA Q lC model. Fbr the beat in uaad can St. Steady work. See .Phil Finley frdm FOR IMMEDIATE newspaper havins a circulation In said Really * floe car. Act i>ow.__ , / aeo Bob OUvef. Center Motor Help Wanted— Femele 35 on the Job. BUSMHftRDWfRE callsr, Isigs lot. Sole price, * 1 One owner, low mileflfe. Building—Contracting 14 N ATION AL 513,700. EUsworth Mitten A gency, District, and by poatlns a cony oa tho 2 O I Solos, 401 Main ht. YOUNG WOMAN), full Ume. No public sifn poet nearest-to the plSeo -Ante Driving School 7*A TOOL MAKER or machinist fami­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES SALE R erttoii.' M l. 3-5930 or Mr,. H ig where the deceased last dwelt, at least nights, no Sundays. Drug ttort. "T he BuUdera* Y ard'’ j gins, MI. 3-5509. ~ fire days before said Um»-saalgned. i 1 1153 CHEVRCKjrr da hixo aedan. MORTLOarS DRIVING School. Apply in person Only. Hart­ liar withitutparimental parts. Paid I IIBS Chevrolet S-door aedaa, And due return make, 19S2 PACKARD CLU i V e d A N \ Extra clean, gleaming Jrt black. MASON — Fietdetone e apeclalty. 459 351 State Street 15S1DODRE FORDOR SEDAN SAVE Loet confidence quickly restored Ernest Toth. M l. 6-5307. ford Rd. vacation and holiday, WUco Ma­ ”316" model, radio, heater- over­ CHARLES H. NICHOLSON, Judge. o Two^tonc, radio, heater, ultnunatle Fully, equipped, lonr mUeags. chine Tool Co., 30 Grandview, North Haven, Conn. RC 'Outatsadlsg. Buy today. by a akUlad, eourteoua tnstructor. drive, ooly 5,066 Bailee, erigtaal Douglas Mpton, SS5 Main. Ucanae tactaded. Insured, dual STONE, BRICK work and concrete experienced waltreM wanted. Mancheater. •• Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 I l l CONCORD ROAD Q drive, gorgefins interior. Sharp car. Apply in person. Center Reataur- showroom eondlttoo. SacrUtoe YOU CANT SEE thaaa tnm the controlled etandard and hydrama- work. CaU ML 9-5401 daya. IO . W a n ted 1 Uo c a n . ML 9-7l9S.^. 8-IKH3. Valentino Bellucct i ^ant, 499 Main St., hfanchester. NON-FACTORY Work With a fu­ $1,665. Private party. MI otreet 1847 Hudson, 1548 Nash, ture. Men interested ta making DiamoiMls—W ^ ^ e e — Lerge five room rmneh in­ 19S1 PA C K A R D 4-DOOR SEDAN 5-7773. 1 1952 STUDEBAKER FORDOR $195 1 1947 Chevrolst. oth an from LARSON’S ‘ .^DRIVING School. PAIMER AND CARNET, ihaaon CLERK TYPIST for amall office in $100 a week. Write Box OG, Jewelry-. ^ 48 closed breezewsy, two car gg< A sue owner, low mllesge ear. * Low ndleage, $wo*tone blue. E x ed tot 588. Look bshlnd office.. Dpuglaa MaaebakUr’a only trained imd contrActora, Free esUmates. No retail store. Pleasant working con- Herald, HOUSEKEEPER M otore, 518 M ala, certUiad ihatructor. For your eafe-, Job too big or too email. Ml. ditlone. Write Box AB, Herald, LEONARD W. YOST: Jowalar, i«- s s condition. Radio, henter/nltramatic (drive. stating age, experience, etc. Mira, adjuata watcM cxputly. rsge, recreation rooms in 1565 CHEVROLET series ’•319'’ 4- ty we are trained io teach proper­ 5-4793 nr RockvUla TR. 5-4744. Sept. 1. Small family. Niee' ly. Mi: 940TS. SCHOOL BUS drivers. a.m .,' ■ Reugoablo prlcaa. Opan daily. 2 o door sedan radio, hsalatsr, sun GBUfERAL ConatrucUqn, altera' 3:30;4 p.m. Call T hnnday avaataga. 126 H tu ca home. Washinf end basement, large lot, beautiful 1 1851 FORD CUSTOM FORDOR SAVE 19S1 CHEVROLHCONVERTIILE COUPE visor, sky blue------color whito waU PLUGGED SEWERS ai 1 WOMEN MOST . Careful driven ttons, remodeling, plasUc tUe^ fitrat Ml. >4517. ' ______' SEPTIC TANKS done out. Write 1 A ouee lu a Uffttnie used esr. Fully equipped. Exceflent shape. tires, A tare buy—it|s immacu- Never too old to tearn.-Pemale ta- counter work garage, etc. No Job WANTED^-Porter, nights. \ Aj view. Three minutes ^frpin laU . Barlow M otorL t 418 Main Cavey'a Reatauranf, 45 East CLEANED s 5 ,A r ^ buy at . Btiuctor. Standard, automaUc. too amaU. Eugens GtraitUn, 14 HemsehoM Goods 51 MeKlNNKT BROS. as 8t., Manchester. Dual insured car. M and M.Drtv- T i^ te ri M l. 5-8809. ter St. Bo? S—«16^The HereM Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex­ m HITCH YOUR FUTURE Sewage m w ote Co. ' HARDTOPS, PICKUPS, DUMP TRUCKS. a Sikp CHEVROLET da lUXo tudor, tag School. Ml. 84541. ■TO A MAN, PART TIME for Saturdays. WHITE ROPER gas range, separ­ 5as-sses . 2 19S0 CHEVROLET DE LUXE SEDAN CAbnfEr MAKINO -W e aleo do ate oi^h and-broiler. Good condi­ For Interriewl cellent neighborhood. For ap­ radio, beater, good oonditlon. AUTO DRIVINp tnatnicUon. AU aU types of carpentry-work, re­ TOP NOTCH JOB! Apply- in person. Lynn Poultry Raifna, 505 Main St. tion, 538. 17 Pioneer C ircle after 1 ^ - PRICED TO MOVE. ACT »jpw . 1 A real pnffi -Very low mileagc/'Eseep* throughout SmaU down paym ent laoaons. on Insured dual control modeling, aJtereUona, etc. Good 8:30 p.m . pointment call jm E iSom jiB eifr taima. Douglaa Moton, 5U You can bo aura of an Interest b tionally clean. All, equipped. $ 6 9 5 cara, atandaid or automaUc. workmanship and reasonable DEPENDABLE MAN to work on X Capable wcperienccd taetructon rates. Estimates gladly given. tag Job with a secure future aa a UfMumumu-Mmmfm ' J telephone operator. What's more, poultry farm . Natthan M iller A 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW McKi n n e y r n m m u ^ H s s 2 PRIVATELY owned 1181 BulCk Cordner Auto Schoot ML 54010, C ell Dick at PI. 3-8898 or John at Son, Bread and Milk St., No. S DEAL WITH DILLOjN FOR SATISFACTION 1949 CADILLAC 62 SEDAN JA.Y-S6S0. JO. 34759. you can count Pn all these splendid FURNITURE o Roadmaater, hard top Riviera. beneflta;' Coventry. P I. 2-7883 or PI. BROTHERS, Inc. Radio,s-heater, new whitewalls. Ride 37.000 miles. Many extras. E xcel­ WITH REFRIGERATOR 1 MANCHESTER Driving Academy. SEVERAL MEN to work ta shad* AND RANGE - MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM* 1 with pride. Guaranteed. . ' $ 1 0 9 5 lent cendiUon. Leaving state wUl Manchester'a oldest, most rscom' Roonng—Bidlng 16 Full Pay'^^lle Training Phone MI S-6060 or MI 9-39S1 A mioke aacrlfice way below current Frequent Raises toliacco warehousa. Steadyly work. as mended, your safety, our busl- Wetaione' Tobacco Corn.*P-, 374 .ONLY $400 8119 RACKED IT DILLON'S WARRANTY 5 -value for quick aUe. MI. 9-1089. ases. Ucanae guaranteed. Stand­ FOR ’nn< BRST ta Bonded buUt I Pleasant Sunoundinga WANTED 5410 ' FTlendly CPfworkers Binad St. ,24*-33” 2M 19S3 WILLYS 2-DOOR SEDAN .1948 MERCURY convert ard Of automatic. Mr. M lclette 1 9 roofi, ahtagla roofa, guttera, — 38' x 38' Ranch, nearly 2 rerllble, conduetora and roof rapain caU Paid Vacatlona and Holldaya 511,900 ■' ^ - u : : 0 Economical tranaportation. A buy,'" good nonditlon, 5309, CeuT your peraonal fiiatiuetpr. Dial PL . V i No more scratched kneec for new, sxceUent condlUoa, oil hot S-487e o r can be aeea 3-7349 any Umo. Ooughlta. 50. S-7157. If no anawar Ages 17-38, high .school gradu­ EasyT-rm e A practlcs], pocketed skirt to 1 1 $ 6 9 5 at 109|P cau l a 9-44SL ates preferred. No experience Salcemcn Wanted 36-A th* toddler* who lovt to crawl— wstar host, finplsc*. file bath, 1 pact S t wear fsU-through-wtater 'with cunning little chicks form sturdy 'nssrty 3 serss good land, Isige .o necesamy. I ‘ * blouses aM sweaters. Easy to sew Motorcycle*—Bicycles 11 RAY ’8 ROOFINO CO., ahtagla and Visit our employment office at DIRECT SALES position opened to knee-pads! You'll find the** cov- trees auburlasn. Carlton W. 3505 FM ID COUNTRY sedan 8 Manchester area with national Topi an4 Gauge —Just wrap sd button In s Jiffy. H u tc^ . MI. 04133, ML 04804: ATti tri; ATt ATatSI aad ap buUt up roofs,' gutter and epn- SOS Main BtreaL -Open Monday- 1 A-L-B-E-R-T-’-S aixlla simple-to-ssw, snd th* assy S paeaengara. Radto. baatar. Terdo- BICYCLE REPAHUNO, aU typoo. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ concern. Sales experience helpful PstUm No. sue ia ta waist S . matk. Words don't da Jiiatico to Thursday, t a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 43-46 Allyn St., Hartford leg-openings s convanlsncs. y WO*FAMILY home four rooms D AO equipped, geed ruaaiag e*adM«a Ke > English a mectalty. Now open 9 pairs. Bay Haganpw, MI 9-5314. hut not necessary. Draw and com­ aisss 24, 35, 26, 25, 80, S3. Sla* 25, tbia car—eae this station wagon call MItcheU 5-4107. V Phone CHapel 7-0368 . 2 7-5 yards of 35-tach; 2 yards of Psttam No. 5410 ooBtains tlssus esrti. Priced for quick sol*. Ex Mate, Ibnas taUered t* aatt year badgaO.- A-m.>**•*■> to e:S0 p.m. Mancheater Ray Jackaon, MI 5-8325. mission whlla. laaming. Marriad —sisas 6 mos. to 18 mos. tad.; re­ 1 1 and ethota at Bartow Motors, 455 ~ cie Shop, lie West Middia Turn- man with car. For personal taUr- ^ fter 7 P. M. CHapel 6-4690 54-lnch. ' clustae yrltb The-ibuichester As- DILLON *blE SOUTHERN NEW I quirements; sppliqus psttem ; tew- Main A t, Maachaster, M l. e-SCM. ROOFING, Siding and carpantn. vlew, writs Chamberlain CMn- M a k e r F or this psttem . send 85c In sod stee.- Rssltors, Esrl Rohsn. ENGLAND TELEPHONE tVE AT LA FLAMME’S JuM tag dtaections. ML 3-7438, ML 04331, M I. 94384. 3943 DODGE two door, wbolo or by AttanUona and addlUana. OaU- COM PANY gany of America, 30 Elm St., Waat eafxa, your name, sddrsas, aise de- ..T inga. Workmanahlp guarantaad. ived from Keirtnator waro- alrsd; snd the psttem number to Sciid 26c ta coins, your ngme, porta. Pnrto fit 15,87 and 58. Your SOS Main Street ta Hartford a ahipmaBt of address sad tha Pattern Number FIVE R(X)M ranch, fiiU bsasment, prtco. 34 Victoria Rd.. CaU aftar M" BOY’S bicycle, excellent condi- A. A. DIeo. Inc.„ 3N Autumn RUE BURNETT, . THE MAN- SALES and SERVICE Uon. CaU MI. 9-liS7. Straat IO. k -tm . ranges, waahing x CHRBTRB EVENING HBBALD. to ANNB CABOT, 'MANCBB8- plsatarsd wsUa. fiffi InauUtton, - i p-m, ML 9-3388. , clolhaa gtyota, fraaaan, IM tiiE liiidl TBR BVKNINO H R R A IA 1156 .not wnUr oU.hiwt, fireirisc Ul* 1 1 m H e^ Wanted— use AVE, AMBRlCASrTHBW both. Ism kitchs^ 50 dayi 319 MAIN STREET I^ANCHEStER • y ia Hno Male or FUaale 37 and cabtotta, aon|a'Might- TMUL55. N- V. AVB. AMBRICA8, NBW TCEX a I 241 K. MAIN ST. (Twa LaeaAlaas| J GIRL'S 34'' ENGLISH bicycle for Heofinf «pd OiaiHeye H»A damagod, atham uaadton 'T.V. AtaBartRRitv ' psiicy, CBsrlss Lsaperanc*. 'Tito A«w< fisll snd wtatar^ '55 51. N. T. 9-7510. M 0 eels. Inquire at 13 Sbort'fit TOYS — TOTS — TO' ------ofhars on homo issue eC Bsato Faahlee) our « Now svsUahl*—the 1565 Needle­ 3P TEL. MI 54112 ' Opea • A. K-$(25 P. M. ROOFINO—SpoeiaUatag ta rapalv- OOL0R FILMS aoaura quick aasy 8om# __ Piet* psttam msgaaine ia fUlad work Album prtatad in sttrsctlv* The Home Of F in e U$ed Cars tag loofa of aU klnda. Atop now our rspreaentaUvaa. Tha Houaa of Plaatica, WrItE HACKMATACK ST.—U scree, of- 2 0 raady haa thair Chrlatmaa _ *od in ‘ociiteil cMteiM with sttrscUve. Sew-eaay styles odore. It pootstas 65 pegee >of fordiag SB exesUent ytsw, brack, M flATT STRliT BervleeB Offered I I n c ia , Gnttaf woi^ GUn Avon Obainatics haa aevaral open- Boltainry to LaFUuamo'a for zog| 1 1 S i cards and gift Una to stock fok to delight b^taner end expert lovely deeigna — plus 5 gift pst- good esni and other buUffinge, r a m m i ROAOia by .Stiiart riaanad, rapoltod. yaaia* tags—with cuatom er Usta avail­ 'W rifi5lE X**A ''c/E tares. directions printed la book. HABTFOBO pariaeea. Froa aaWmataa. able for capahto woman. For per- danxtaatratora. Ban tfipa Um aaay Ewi’t miss it—eend 25 ganU today, assr Bsw school. B. F, Von Eektr, FORD — FORD— FORD 4DORD ~ FORD — TA*. R. Weloott ea —^— Watktao •ta M r eomr OnlT 28e e eery! AgeRt, MS Keefloy flt. Im T im ■tovlay. Manchaatar ML ■onkl Intervlow call Ml. e-2gl4. w » through party plaia. BL . . alaetrto B« tha fltattn your arts to ahow OOMNBYS claanad, redapnad, WANTSiD—Woman - fo r 8 hours o f thio fataitaiii'ltaa. Baintaga up to kTION netatodtad and rapal^ OalL 4 ^ houoaclaai'deaniiMr on Friday oe aach 5106 worftly. Call far panmMTto- •4FTL 14416. wofJLTrtiIW; IfU54S|l. toryitw today. — MX 5-7U7. ■■■.■. . - .,-v-

y - *' W W ^ ^ ' .TUESDAY, AUGUST 80,1986 lettrntng Hieralb ATfiaga Daily Not Proas Ron Ear tfti WaaR Eadad AagaM 87. 19U for Junior c^df; white ribbon for grandchlldrkn. They arriyafl hare Scandla U>dge Nb. 3S, Order of English Family from Yeovil In mld-rebruary POR RENT Take Registratlone - Visit with Son Junior yearling', red ri*>l>oh In pro­ Vasa, wtU chahia the tline of lU 19M. They were friends of MaJ. 8 Mid 18 BMk M«vMl ftM jM ton — ■> ■i- At Cheney Tech duction class, snd white ribbon next two meetlncs. Thursday. for club herd. To Settle Here John Pickup in England, and since ■Msad or allMit. alio 88 mmk. Sept 1 and Sept. 8 meetln*sj»^> At U.S. A ir Base coming here have taken an active aUdo prejoctorm. A. Mata be held at S p m. in O M im Hall. Registration for classes in Patrlcis °heridsn: blue ribbon, part in the work of the looil Sal­ for Clsss In senior cslf; reserve WELDON DRUO CO.* Nfip ehartar—"il City o f ViUago Charm ‘ Health win be the carpentry, drafting, . electric Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Juroa and Norman Sla'de, sbn-ln-law of vation Army Corps, and particu­ > t the meetlnf of District Deputy John lahan lof and machine at Howell Cheney grand champion in Jersey Breed; larly in- music. Both sing well and 901 Mala St—m iO-i-flm their son, John, of 68 Branford St., white, ribbon in club herd and yel­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stevenson,. 12 ii„_tinr:.vnwanla Club Rockville ^eided over a dmje Technical School are now be­ Mrs. Stevenson plays the trombone MAMCHKrER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II. 1988 ,m Vaaa M ) F at 1S:16 at the Handiee- for esaluted rulv*> esteemed lead'' ing received at the school of­ returned recently' from Sampson low ribbon In Junior fitting and Knox St,, arrived recently on Ihe and her husband the tenor horn. t o i.. LXX1V.n o . 281 (TYYBNTY'EIGBT PAGES—TWO BECnONS) showing. ' ' C3db. His subject trill Inc knightf end^retsries of Elk fice on School St. from 9 a.m. Air Force Base in Geneva, N. Y„. Pan-Arherican Clipper "Rainbow" D od^ In OonneeR^t'East left Jean Wilcox: white • ribbon In .HUtus «r PoUonye- to 3 p.m. Students naay, where they visited with their qideat from the . London Airport, ' and I:'V niyht in Westbrook, kiten a sched­ register through Friday of this senior yearling class; fifth in fit' l e t TSTBET o Br ' ule "of •risltatlon afSk planned. son. Airman Basic Raymond Juroa, plans to make his home In Man­ (^oiipl^ O fficers week and on Tuesday next ting and showing; two blue rib' chester. It Is expected that hU dOOTraKic Deadis [ Bernioe Juul of ft.' Center Others from M anchest^ in the week. Cl*uea begin Wednes­ Juros, who is sttidcnt flight com­ bons for herd record books and i party were George R. Engl ^ wife will follow by steamer In busy aay In New York day, Sept. 'V, at 8:15 a.m. , mander of 64 boys In the Connecti­ White ribbon in club herd. October WiMt their three children, In (Corporation Peron Offer to Seen over Holiday Mrday. She attended a sited ruler;, Edward Serrell, cut Valley Flight which left New Louis Lsngo: blue ribbon for ing knight, and Bruce Noble, Madeline, 8, Philip, 6. and Howard and style 'show of the ---r------"'',t.. ' ------Haven June 27, will be home for senior calf; yellow ribbon, C. A. 2. They are at present living in iWBre Guild, trith luncheon retary. 10 days In September after conj,- B. A. -L.. Mr.'and Mrs. Edward Wisniew­ Chicago, Aug. SI ID—X Labor ■ ■ ,_ A ll members of Manchester Yeovil, England, where Mr. Slade ski of 126 Washington St. have Day waokand traffie death toll Ribicoff Rules 30 j WaMorfxAstoria; and in the pletion of basic training, ^^vo Thomas STieridan; red ribbon for apter No. 17 Disabled American was employed in an administrative been named officers and directors CALLED FOR AND Spurs Mass Protest ot 400 was foracaat today by JfM^na the NaUonel Halrdressera Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Olson. other Manchester boys. Gerald senior calf; white ribbon for club capacity in a manufacturing pla'nt J. aeneimUoa at the Hotel Statler. a Oak Grove St., and Mr. and Vetvm i*. are requested to attend Monaghan and Lawrence LaPlant, of the recently Incorporated DELIVERED PROMPTLY tha National 8aM y OouncU. . an emergency meeting at the home herd, and ninth in Junior fitting in that town. He hopes to secure Mrs. John Lappen and their son, are also,in Flight 4434. and showing. Schaub's Restaurant in East Wind- AT NO EXTRA CHAR^ Thta would ho 100 deaths of Cmdy. Albert Sheffield, 1-4 Linn- a position in Manchester or Hart­ mors than would occur Jf tha Donald; also Mr. Lappen's sister, After his 10-day pass in Sep­ Paul Sheridan; yellow , ribbon SO?' more -Dr^Thursday, Sept. 1, at 8 ford at an early date. Wisniewski is treasurer and his waakand ware not a holiday. Mrs. Alice L. Murphy, 35 Wads­ tember, Juroa will proceed to kes.s- in senior yearling; seventh in Union Followers GIVB HEX p.m.' \ e young Englishman i;s an ts- PIr i P h a m u M y Th# poriod covarad by tha aaU- worth St., have returned after a ier-Air Force Base in Biloxi. Miss., senior fitting and showing. wife is vice president and secre­ iate of the Royal College of 084 CEVTER ST. mate wUl run from 4 p.m. most enjoyable motor trip to Cali­ wdiere he will study electronics and tary’. Helen Schaub of South Wind­ N ' CHANEL NO. 5 ,';The MancheHer Fire Depart­ Martin Kristoff: yellow rtblfon rganists and has had considerable TEL. Ml 9r98I4. Friday untU midnight Monday. fornia and. return. The Olsons Specialize in radio and radar. in senior yearling class. ex^rience in teaching both'orgah sor is president sn were mkrooned with other scouts visors for the club members at laws, 'are happy at the prospect paid in property, and $1,000 pait^Jn ■ TEL. Mt 9-0896 f. The wUl ba hurrying home from met. They stopped at /many Manchester Grange at Camp Pioneer bv the flood. All the fair. of soon seeing their daughter and cash. m a s a deihqnstistrations of vacations, clodng summer places of interest en route and will enjoy a mystery party have since returned safely holme. strength by hiS>Yo'ollowers who hoipaa, or bringing children :s m were absent from town kbout - a neaday. Sept. 7. They Will meef"-gt insist^ that he^^ontlnue in home from campa and vaca­ /a ; month. 7 p.m. in front of Orange Hall and, office. \ ! tion areas for tha .atart of transportation yvill be furnished by. The Praaidant addraaMd hU of­ school. Mrs. Virginia Lewdii. 52 Wads­ Grange member* W in Awards, The council urged drivers to fer to the Central Oonfaduration hold down apaad, taka care in HALE'S worth St., worthy A'atron of Tem­ o t Labor (OGT) and tha Idada*- To Be ple. Chapter No. <», Order , of the III County Fair signaling turns and atopa to tha ■hip .ef hia own-Peronlata party dnvara behind, keep in the Headquarters Eastern Star, is/making an ap­ Both clearly ,had baan primed to Hartford, Aug. 31 <^P>—Gov. Ribicoff to ^ y ordsrsd 800 peal in behalf o^OES members of right traffic lahea, pass only POR Several members pf the Man'^ raaalva and reject i t when thara is plenty ot room, homes in Groton, donate to the stat^ by the M e rs l ftovom* othfr chapter^who have le e r e d Engagement H ie long maaaagq aald;^ Chester 4-H. D. a 'l r y Club won and kaap a aafa distance from raentr^movedto^flooddnunged, towns.- mnae^jd.iirin^ the recent floods, ._15Qia:^tlma ’ tor : Bghting. Jiaa, -tho car shaad.' "■ ■ ------she auggesti canned .food; dteh- awards in' the Hartford County 4-H paaaail. The time has coma to work He did so on reeommendition of his flood Disaster B«C|9T* sila, towela/and bedding, or money Smith-Mikosz Fair held, at Bradley Field In and conaoUdata our revolutionary ery Committee. Membert of the committee, ineludinir Isgifl - if they prefer. She is anxious Announcement has been made Windsor Locks last weekend. Nine gatna. I offer my raHrament to in­ Istive'^ders, assured him that the |300,000 coat of raovne that doMtions be in by Thursday, by Mrs. Raymond T. Smith of 39 aura pacification. I do not want N a v y V e te ra n snd seUinf up the homes will be authorized st th* forth* and be, glad to call for con- Locust St., of the engagement and of the dub members were awarded to be an Obatacle. It la not p «^ b la tribuUons. ' coming marriage of her daughter, prizes and ribbons;. to daatroy what we have built” coming special session of the'General Assembly. Miss Rayetta Downing Smith, to Among the award winners were "They epeak o t civil war.” It con­ L o s e s J o b b y The governor said that it would cost about $1,000 oscb fo Walter John Mikosz. son of the Nancy Wilcox, Grand Champion tinued. " I do not believe It will gCAN to. PBBON move and prepare these houses for occupancy. late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MJkosz, for .fitting and showing; blue rib­ happen here. There will be peace This was one of two positive steps taken today aa the formerly of Collinsville. bon for her class in senior year­ or dictatorahip. I have no taatc beginning at 5 pjn/today, axclud' Parents’ ^Gi Miss Smith, a graduate of Man­ ling; white ribbon for club herd: for dictatorahip. I f that la the aolu- ing oniy saaentlal public aarvicea Governor met for more than twb hounr 'with the fkx)d M* chester High School and the Cam­ two blue ribbons for record books, tion, aomeone elaa wUl have to do But offices, atoraa and factories covery group. bridge Secretarial School, is as­ I t " Washington, Aug. 31 tn a second action, tha oom- and a red ribbon for special senior began closing down aoon after he year-old Navy veteran toll sociated with the Gonnecticiit division of fitting and showing. Workers Oat Orders ■pdke. ■ ■ mlttee paaaed a raaoIuUon urging General Life Insurance Co., of First word of tha iaasaaga came tort today ha was flred./?rom a that any monlaa uaad from tha D am ag e Barbara Keish: blue ribbon for Hie broadcast was foUowad by Navy clvlllm Job lu-^/'Sacurtty FUfod Hartford., Mr'. Mikosz is with class In senior calf; re.servc grand In a broadcaat by Hugo D1 Pietro. speeches by Alejandro -Islplr and Goyemor'a 5100,000 amergancy Pratt A Whitney. champion for Aryshire Breed: re­ COT aecretary, who aumnwned risk, on grounds hia nwthar and fund for planning aaaiatanca to workera to the Plaaa de Mkyo . ln Mra. Della D. De Parodi, praai- father were in S'dubvemve organ­ The wredding will be solemnized serve grand champion in Junior denta of the men's and women's communitiea he raimhuraad at the E stim a te in St. James' Church on Saturday, fitting and showing. ' the heart of the capital and to isation, bu t,w u never told tha special aeaalon. A e ft a * A b o I m m m Plaaaa in other cities and town* Peronlata parties. Both demand­ name of Jthe organization. Sept. 37. Raiph Von Eckcr: blue ribbon ed the withdrawal of Peron’a offer One Manlh for Sorvay and Instructed them to remain t. 8umnen Jr., of Pro- Tha committaa eatimatid it Peterson Says there until tha President nithr to step out. V . R. I.; aald i t waa suggaat- Preparations for the massing would taka about ena month to drawn his resignation offer. to him it "might ba a little dif­ complate Ita aurvay work and its ’**ifisa!4W o Dt FiaUo also called a general of workers in PI sis. de Mayo ou ^ ferent ot I dldn’Vlivaiwlth them. Red Pours Tea for Visiting Jap Envoy / ' Washington, Aug. 81 (* » — A call It lefNiaiia st TOP CASH “ atoppaga o f activities" through­ Hia mother, Mrs. Pablina Siiin- -other recommendationa for lagia- ^ HoUaa oonferanc* on flood tat CSNNICTRS' •tan ■iai(si •stiiit out tha country for 15 minutes (Ooatlnuad an rogo narb, who sat mth him at the wit- Shunlchi Matsumoto, visiting Japanese envoy ■ holds teacup aa Jacob Malik, Soviet ambasmdor lative action, PRICES PAID! to Great Britain, pours tea at garden party at Soviet embassy in London-(Aug; SO). The diplomats .mnl.uiu KIDS Gen. mother year before the A ir Defense Connecticut Light and Power O k, ATTENDING THE BIO Boston, Aug 31 ---- Affairs Council. None of Asks Egypt Blamed much as at first buievod. Nathan F. TwinintWarned today Command gaU auparsoaic inter­ is on the attorney general’s InspectionPlan ■aid tha li^mambar body w ill ba Big Jab to Bo D ow that a "flood o^ ^ rcra ft s^'eam- ceptions , capable of destroying d iv id e into flva ipacikl Mibcom- Peterson ompbaslsod bowsvar, is ' l4Kk violenca that continued into after midnight on a mUlUry

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apactal assistant en dla- miasion, la trying atrenuoualy to bills to bo p r o o fe d to too spocial ornmont shan.in th* rocov Call ML9.5869 almost any direction'’ with either being attacked and. invaded by restore peace to the troubled bor­ MMion. •‘you may be certain that a armament and the U.8. repreaan- terrorist bands, oh the same level gram has boon oatimatid up ' Soviet attack would ba more likely atomic or conventional Further Probe der area where at least 31 IsrasUs Knapp aaid '^ho wUl nama tha B3t Beat kk M rtd tativa at tha aama talk* which aa Egypt, which is the attacker," $100 million or mon. . than it 1* now.’’ • > . opened here Monday. and 8 EgypUana have bean killed ■ubcommtttoo mombora in too Ha described the as "tha It was regarded highly unlikely next few days. The fuU^oommit- -Potonon would not giva-aa saOt Tha A ir Ganarat, in a apaech that E ^ t would acknowledge it­ tinea last IlMirsday. mat* of hla own after a tour a f prepared for the national encamp­ beat Jet bomhtr in mm -wortd ta- Indieated A^teri Staaaen Plan A U.N. commission spokesman day,’ ’ adding that aa' a result of a Staaaan recommended that Ei- self the aggressor. ■omo of th* flood stafaa m to o t’ ment of* the Veterans of I'oreign ' Egypt agreed yesterday to a said la m li Premier Moehe Shar- (CeaUneed en Pnge etorteen) and by hoUcoptar. But ba-aold tha Wars (V F W ). reported on progi recently-ordered maadup in aenhowar’a Geneva proposal for a ett’a government replied last night ductlon, the Stratm c Air com­ W bite Helu*i]ig Soviet-American azchanga of mili­ ceaae-flre beginning at 5 p.m. govornmont would kneer .:toora. reaa by the U.8. Air Force. (nooni E8T) today. The .proposal to Bums’ proposal for a ceaae-nra about tbo' damago toB aftor tlto He aald the "battle for pre- mand will ba aquip(>ad with these tary bluejirinta and aerial ipstiec- with a raquaat that Biima gat B i l l heavy bomhara oom full year ahaad lion righto be combined. With the waa designed to halt the weeklong Egypt's acknowlsdgment of ra- A m y engtooon hava coinplotOd paredhesa la getting harder in- Concord, N. H., Aug. 31 (P)— outbreak of pitched batUea, in­ Russians Peril tlioir sunroy. ■teed of easier,” and that the na- of previoualy planned achadulad. The chalrinan of the Senate In- previous Russian auggeitioh that aponsiblUty for tha past week’s Twining salty the Tactical A ir ground iniqiectlon t^ m s be ats' filtrations, and ambuWiea that has bloodahed. A letter aatting foriS Potoreon Said tha beuaing~nnb- . Cemplata LIm of tten is aUll almost two years away tam *l Secturlty subcommittee left more than a score of Israelia lorn is aUll a tough ono, and tha from th# 137-wlng goal set for the Command has/ developed to ■ays a broad inquiry into Influ- tioned at key potto, airports and Israel’s viewa waa signed by A r­ UeS. Influence point Where /it, ia now possibla railway and road Junctions to and Egyptains dead and many thur Lourie. deputy director gen­ gevonunont la looking Into to* A ir Force in 1953. , ancaa azartad on U.8. policy in othera wounded. whot* eituation to aoa.tf any pao- RELIABLE Twining aald the radar warning to meet large or small challengea China and Europe wag aided by a check on. movements o f troops and eral of the Foreign Office. almost anytmara in the world. armamshto. In Cairo, an Egyptoln communi­ ple “hav* boon, ovorioiflcaff’ to to* elistic Mna along the U.B,-(7anadian hearing yesterday on the lata que aald Egyptoln Commandoa had Saya Answer In Letter In Middle East nllofjob. . SICKROOM boundary la now complete and that • Twining yreport'ad that combat Harry Dexter White. Soidet Delegate Arkady * A. A later U.N. announcement aald winga of /the tactical force are Sobolev was expected to comment entered Israeli territory and blown, Whilo prodlcttog 'too damags w6rk Is well under way on a mid- Sen. James O. Bsatland up a broddcastlng atatlon only aix laraeU authoriUea, in vltw of would b* loaf toaa at D int aafl- EQUIPMENT hosiery Canada line. But he slild the now completely Jet equipped and Miss) said alao that an "Indlytd- on the new American plan before further border Incidents last night, By JOHN M. HIOHTOWER that the/ fltkt of tha aupersonip the end of the week. Britain’s mllw from Tel Aviv. It said the Washington, Aug. 31 (B—Rupain mated. Feteraon said It stoa lmi "Dew," or distant' early warning ual" ha did not identify w ill be Commandoa also had blasted two “were doubtful of whether tp ac­ poeidbla to om vomphaiB * dam -1 I WHEELCHAIRS FLOOD RELIEF hhe. In th# ArcUc ia Just getting flghtera,/the FlOO Super-Saber, la investigated m the basis of docu­ delegate to the talks. Minister of cept the (cease-fire) propoaal, and ia beginning to pose a eerioua chal­ Issaeli armored-cars near Magdal. State Anthony Nutting.' told re­ it was atoted tha final dactslon lenge to Amorican and Britlah in­ 1 CRUTCHES started. - ments found! in White’s New porters Stassen's outline wku an Penetrate 28 Miles fluence in too atratoglc, oil-rich (CootiawdoaFni^l Tha Ganeral.aald It will ba an- (Coattaned em Page Slxteea) Hampshire bonm and turned over These Commandos v’sre believed would not be made until tha morn­ I CRUTCH TIPS M2«e9iir important contribution and would Middle Eatt. to him. I be "carefully studied.” to be irregulars operating across ing of Aug. 31 RsporU that too Soviet govern WEDNESDAY ONLY! I CANES • illnylM Eastland classified aa "aubstan' A U.8. delegation qiokasman the frontier in retaliation for coii- The laraeli government apokaa— mont has afferod anna to EkJrpt . iulf-leotid tlal" the material ha received emphasized ihe American proposal Unuing Israeli attocks.'^^acMrding man took exception to tlda fcn- I lED PANS. nC. Prices Fall Another 2 jV o nounesment, aa^ng Israal’a answer and poaeiMy,otoor Arab etatata a n CHOICE CHUCK • lulMisiiiofwd from Whita'a summer home In was. a "working draft,” aubject to to Egyptoln obaervers. Before the only one bit of evldancs accumu­ Telephone - .noovtrlmciweiM FitzwUUam, N. H. revamping during, the -parley. Ckiro communique was Issued, was contained-in Lourie’a .letter. lated by the 8lat* Department and B u U e tiiis Ml 9-0896 • 2 fsthion ihedM Tha matsrtal was g e a r e d , by Other Bubcommlttee. memketo to Egyptoln newspapers said Com­ "W e now are watting for other Intereetod Weahlngton agen- " For Prompt Delivery New Hampshire Atty. (Mn. Louis be heard from are Fhanoe and mandoa had penetoated Israeli, for ------■ - ciee over many mbotha. frMB tk* A P WiTM He lH|ir letd tkey kaiw h i mir ttta Democrats ^lan Attack C. Wyman who dug into a big Canada. about 86 miles yesterday to carry (OeaHaned-a* Page 8lxtara) Other signs a n Communlet build- SHOW cardboard box for. an hour and a A highly plaoefi Amarican upe of trade and diMomattc tloa FIN E LEN OX f , half at the hearing and produced source said if the aubcommlttae T with too Arabo, and Rad. donuncia- PDOBESTAL BBAB1M(M BEEN STEAKS files of. corralpotkdence, official did . not adopt tha U.S, plan, kp- tion of woetom otforta to build a Aboaiff too r ortoatol a> Soa. On GOP Fkrm Policies papers and photographs. proval would be aought in the Middle.Baet'dofonso ayatom. A w 51 rtaat engaged in espionage. CuU*d from AP Wires’ Grandval as reaidant ganaral. The terday that h* regards aa reason­ tea, today • walvod am |nton9 LIVE CI^ICKEN issues that will coi up. In tha Among the documents produced General, who has brnn raaidant ably nllabls thS' nports of Rus­ and extnuUtton to Now Toelb praaManUal campaii ' ihrltchey hy Wyman w ere: Seneral in Tunisia, left Tunis to­ sian anns offon In th* Middle Hie ngreeaMwt to waivosraa^m* TEX PAVEL NINAROSITA MARILYN GREENE ■aid. “ We are ready to A communication a t a h i p a d British Poreign Office aaya Bri ny for Rabat, th* Moroccan capi­ East. ti - ■ ported to bis lawyer 9* "aacrat,” slant to Treasury Secra- tain knows of .oh*'“Arab state in and Service! Profassioiial Siogar Popalor So« 9 StyHst hit It hard.” tal. Beyond thU to* Soviets and th* Commlmliwier GakMS Sarito. Cowbay Entartoiiiar . Week aai Fania' Plaak tnry Henry Motganthau Jr., by turbulent Middle East which has With aU my heart 1 will try to aastem European aateUita coun­ after UJ5. DIatriot ' ' .^ te h e y said the DamocraU* tha Joint Chiefs of. Staff on Dec. had offer ot -arms from Bnaata. . . find a raasonabl* and poaceful 1942, inviting him to nams a tries hava been building up trade tea H, WIBbuna Prompt dolivory— hill moee- boceueo it containe more heat Advisory Oommlttm probably will Board of U. 8. A ir Force offiCera solution fo r too situatioB In Moroc­ With tha Arab atates and have metla* t* traasfer Bwhatoft .•/tr- ure—top-quality krandtd fuels units par gallon than avor'W JUNE HYER FLIPPY HANK KEENE iBcluds goaymers, ^m bars of Con- probing collision of two Sylng box­ co,” Boyor da Latour told newsmen made a number o f diplomatic ges- here ftoos Nfw Task. (Canttnued an A g a SUtaan) ^ In a fajwwall atotanMnt. . . . that’s what you got when fore. ^ Sfoga Star gram and dirt ISriaart. Ha said it cars that killed 66 U S. sarvicaman turoa of friendship Toward them. yioNuht and C omadiaw Tha Clown wUl ba charged prelimiqary in Germany say planaa on such Grandval, who went to Rabat Egypt's Prim* MinieUr Naeeer 'WEST ENVOYS TO MBSI youordwfromus. MaMp Knraeann range oil - 1 . , work on a 196S farm pldnk. formation ferry flights monli fly July 7 'With orders to relax Franrii has.been invited to 'visit tha Soviet Waebtosten. A w to O M Mahllhaat, our quality fur- cookai,haaU,lifhU...is clean, DasMqraU ia Oongram ganarally Czechs’ President further apart. rule, built up popularity with many Union and bas accepted. American re t^ ef Sttoe DaBM AOd Plus Many, Many Other Professional Stats have gupportod a return xa rigid, Police Chief Morria 8. Britton of Moroc*ot he will make the BritMi and ffMoch Hi MBi « ’ nacs oil. is pre-teotad in your wetor-whito. . . eeonomical to the Iro Of Europaan ratidanto of •I Mgh-lavaf p r ^ au|iports. aa op- typo of burner— bumo cleen in uae. ^vea time and trouble. Bethel (Sea at Haabury Hoapltal trip next eprlng. / later* wfl nmat to H*w 1 pnaiil to the Eiaanliowar admlnis- Has Heart Attack from illness that had inacUvated Um protKtorato who oppose giving Oentracts MalUplM * Smit. 87 1* Aunacea. ^lao giyaa Order M W .. ' b ^ e a ’a program of flaxttda sup- ■ .1" him since early spring.. . . French the natives a stronger hand. Trade contacts between the views toad I BIm m •WeoV Pallcy ports. / Vlanna, Austria, Aug. 31 (P)— Newa Agency says rTanc# Arab eUtea and RuaeU have mul- lag wMi Bn la Its aamOHy price survey, the mafaiB pledged to electloiM in Viet The ookmiato btnined ^ "sraakf^ tipUed. Egypt announced early this to October. All Proeeedit Jo Be Turned Over To BCD CROSS Pragu* Radio announced today pMicy fo r toe native upplalpgs Aug. '■h Agrkeultura/ Dsfiartment reported that Oommuniat Gkachoalovakia’a Nam deapite adverse opinions of month it would aoU 55.®*® ton# of, f r j . ymUtday farm prices tumbled aa- U.8. Secretary of Stat# DtUiea. M in which More than 1,000 Mo-' rice to th* Soviet Union for 500,00® V ito* moeltoB Pfealdant Antdatn Zapotocky suf' roccana and French were 'Killed. othar 2 em t In August. Ap- fared a haart ktta'ek last night. Three-hour operation Monday tone of crude oil. last tw* esarm proachihg heavy harvaatiag and completes legal transformation of Neutral Obeerveni considered the Communist Hungary has agreed .vmattere ot « rV]obil]!heat A bulletin signed by four doc­ uprleinga were due'.to the French i r DANCING^ SINGING ★ GOMEDY ★ SURPRISES miurkating gaasons threatened fur­ tors aald Zapotocky, who wUI be 71 NationalUt Chinese aaMier into to deUver 93 dieaol enghno for ther downtuma hafora the and of wamah'.'';. German Juvenile court government’s d*liy^'’ln~ granting qiLM BT OBANDVAE Exyptlan cotton and ric*/ Conunu- F R E E ^ nazt DaOamban waa suffering aom* meosur* o f iolf-rulo to the tha year. from •Wtvara disturbances o f blood oCnciaU. aay they w ill aak SOQ nist Csocboalovakian qnd“ Esst IV lo b oj CleiroseTue The farm pries laval ia aUd- circulatioa and haart waaknaaa. American and French soldiers to Natlonnliets. protoetoraU a largo • measuf* of Germany also hav* offered to P>^RKING AuguM averaged 2flS pas cant of help aupport their megittaant* A etotonwat from the Hotel noma rule. While he was In Moroc-' trad* machinery tor Bgyptlaa Pleads Innocent Tha biiHetln aaid hla condition Matignon, Pramiar Edgar Faurp’a TICKETS MAY BE SECURED th* 1910-1914 base period—8 par toaprovsd atlop tmatment aad ha rldflrrn in Kaiterslautam district eo, Boyer de Latour ueod a 8 m / «B t bNow a year ago, 13A par Former Army LL A | *a apmit a **•■$ *lgh t with hia Mood of Wast Garmanjr. offleial r*ald«iico, aald that hand against unrujy Morooeana. ’’^flovtot' end BuropqaA aattlBigY 974 cent below tha start of tha Icardi ot Pittsburgh 1*60*9 aormaL OU waU hieaka In Lan Angelea Orandval’a tong rumorod rorigna- Th* plan to .eaerifleo Ornhdvid mamnety exports hav* taoreSMff *C A U Ml 3-S13S ^ IN FRONT OF STATE TH EATER howar administration in 1953 and Distriot Court in WaaWagt**^ Parliaaunt and panda 500 gallons of gummy tlon "has baon aocoptod by th* wms worked out by Faun and top Tystsrtally to OtoOT OOUBtolaS to about 25 par cent below the rac after p lo a d ^ . innocont to praaidant *Marcb erud* oil spawing over autos and govomraant ap of Aug. 81.” mSmben of bia caMnot last weon too I f l ^ Bast raghnu MAIN ST. ord of Fibruarr 1951. during tha ehargos tbaUho hod whon I d ton death of atoraa at |msy intoraocUon.. . ,In- Tha Frondi kbps that Boyer ‘4* during eeoforaneos with leaders of Povelepweiito an to* |am ieal Karma War, donlod'holping to auirdor M aL dUn savoy to U.8., allckly saffra- lAtour. who far many yeara held all Moneean faotloBB at Ato m O N ED MORI ARTY BROTHERS THIS AD SPONSORED BY MORMLRTY MOTHERS. Hmvy^fkrm produeUm* etaadUy William V. Rolohan during a r id st owaak airport raoUumnt BdUtosy eetiflan ili to Meracoor Bains. TIm Fw aOi oqMaot . a|l|gtfeaat 31S CENTER STREET ■urphisae aad radue Worid War S ■ ^ a a l* Itoly. Houaton roesnUy, doellnos wlU aatlafy balii HaUomllatp ptovad toa freottoris plana far OM leardl w*a fioMuSdar fldi* to oat to ^ DartagUajtofl •I, jlseo^iffll*. f i t ■ i