•r '• t •■., ■■> j m ■C‘ ': T‘ ■ ' ■ ' ' '>V ' -r- / '4/: .' t..! - ■ ■ V" .-'I ______n . ’/■ THURSDAY, SEPTEMRER 1, 195l Avanga Daily I^et Preae Mna. jKanrI)[^at(r 1Ett?nittg< Hrralb •a o. m. wcMhie ■m canf' -'v '. / ^ Aegnat XT. ICas 2 V !r Miaa Ann B. Goodchild of 50 Seablaa oatiiMtad. Tho truck, raU- IMr. Utttt Unngi I . /" Olcott Dr. will ie married to David Mechanism Jams, tively unacaUiad, drivan by Oaorge 11,466 Sere tatigbt. U rn SMa^ •Mw*N>!J About Town^ J. Bartlett of Middletown. Satur­ F. Ehieklay, SA, Somerville, Mm s ;. paHly Nnody, ItO e rtwege ■ day at 3 p.m.( in the South Metho- Car Crashes Truck will coat about ISO to fix, police o r a l H ie annual' miulcal service'^at aald. paewlBie. B iiti is e c . FUUtop Conference, Cromwell, will dlat Church. Mancheeter^^ Cfty o/.FU|^a C h a rm m $ : 3 0 be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. -The Further alight danaaga . waa Jamming of her^.car'a ateering cauaed when the truck continued closing services of the Conference Mias Carolyn Robert, ilaughier PAR TS . . SERVICE . . . SA LE S t^ i»A Y NIGHT of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Robert. 623 mechaniam and an oncoming truck on after the colllaion auid moved will be held at Sunday 3:30 and MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1955 ~ AetmUOag an 14) PRICE PIVE CEMIE 7:30 p.m. W. Middle Tpke., will be one of fpelled trouble for dra. Tllllt M b- the dummy atandard at the Center yOL.LXXIV,MO.$84 (SDCTEBM PAGES) f I i& A Y N IG H T about 16 feat. No ohargea were 385 new sUidents who will take a turo, 38, of 30 Bolton St., yester- (CloMd AU D «y 4-day program, o f registration, brought by the police. * Mrs. John F. TTcrnry, president 4 to *4 Inch 'Vermont and ^ound Advice iir the Air Force, has established 7 Rib Cuts lb. 43c an '4fl time record. but, the prison spokesman Chicken Breasts apokeaman said he did not know if. Naw Hampshire. Rain likely A sign reading “CAU- ^Copter Cornea a Cropper in Channel It waa necessary for the Cairo gov­ southern New England Sun­ ’n O N ,’’ W ATCH YOUR "M y greatest ambition has been said, (jrordon had disappear­ Roast Capons ernment to send a new. reply>' to hold 13 spades in bridge and An R.A.F. Whirlwind helicopter crashes into the English Channel during a demonatration o f an MEAT DEPARTMENT day and over all of N tw Eng­ STEP" seems an appropriate air-sea rescue. The plane waa about to pick ,.up a "stretcher case’’ from the launch when the en­ ed. The spokesman disclosed that land Monday night or..Tuea- warning as U.S. Ambassador make a imle in one in golf,’’ Whedon. hippy but atiU Jittery gine cut out, ..The pilot and navigator climbed, out unhurt and were plucked from the w ater' Gordon waa completing the flrat r—A JUICY STEW Burna arrived in Gaza- this morn­ day. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.; ad- /A SAVORY POT ROAST- ing for a first hand inveatigation aaid at the en lk / hia loop. within two niinutea of the accident. .(N B A Telephoto). .of two long sentences. 20 to 30 dresaea the Sve-power aubcom- of tha laraell attadc on Kahn yekra on four counts o f burglary. ^ A GLAMOROUS STEAK-C—BEEF KABABS mittee of the U.N. Diaarma- Scores 18 fpr Round Hanging over his head was an­ Tunis, a rail center in the strip. attacka and a warning against He finished the '.(H>und with a The United States and Britain iutura hoatiliUcs. ihent Commission.'' The meet­ other sentence o f 20 to SO yeara Tha food valuta art tbt aamt no m atUr which cut of beef you ing* was held at the Unljed acore of 75, four ovdr par taking 5 CBEftt had strongly baAted the U.N. Tha Voice of Israel Radio aald a 36, one over, to the tthm in spite Ike Fired G-2 for attempted rape and being an chooM and few diahta fa«d a man St well, fill him at fuH Specials For The Weekend MEAT DEPARTMENT Nations BuUolng • in New habitual criminal. Truce supervisor’s peace appeal. 40 Egyptians were killed and 40^ of hia aces on the fifth and ninth and Itava him with aa graat a aanm &t wtU being aa doei thla ALWAYS A FAVORITE _ The Israeli announcement came wound^ at Khan Tunis. It said York. holes. The remainder of th^, first The truck Was scheduled to ( COOKING SOUPS Chief on Plea make deliveries at tho Woodford aatiafying protaln-rioh mast. POPULAR BRAND .CIGARETTES aa estimates of casualties in the Uu. attackers "could easily hava nine was's bit troublesome ahttbis past nine days of flghting in the occupied the entire Gaxa strip." card included five bogies. Home for the Cltronlcally 111 and New Haven Teachers College in Chooaa Round SUak or Tip Pot Roaats at 8»c lb., Chuck Ground Gexa area reac.ied as h i ^ as .81 Egypt repertad 10 of her ''men Bill, a 2 handicap player has killed and’ 91 wounded. "The toll klUed and 12 injured, while private Britain Moves By CIA Boss By Car Firm, UA W New Haven and tha Laurel at SSe or Freah Hamburg at 3Sc lb. Biuy an eya of the round roaat REG. SIZE $2;05 KING SIZE $2.15 done a 68 at Farmington,.hia home soared when Israeli troops in half­ informants put the Egyptian course and has h-d no lea.* than Heights Sanitarium in Shelton. or S stasHng Juicy Sirloin or Porterhouae Steak . . . you get DAISY HAM INSTANT COPPil tracks blew up an Egyptian mili­ loaaea at 17 dead and 10 woimded. To Ease Soviet five 67s at Madison. New York, Sept. 2 (/P>—The New State Police road blocka wera Govammant Inapactad weatam draaaad tender beef at Pinehurat. CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ,ox 35c tary headquarters at Khan Yunit, An Israeli spokesman aaid one He saw only one o f hia aces. Detroit, Sept. 2 (/P)— American Motors Corp. today became set up at s tr a t^ c ^ in ta along fer deeper coffee flever In the Egyptian-Gaxa region, attacker wes killed aad eight York ba)ly News said today Pres­ OaioaSoup Hit five iron shot on the Sth 168 the first of the Little Three in the auto industry to settle aU roads leadin/to N ew Havon. Wednesday night. wounded. ident Eisenhower’ fired Maj. Gen. The prison spokesman qiiotad Wa ’ Offte MorreU’a raady to aat Hams, Pinehurat Tendercure yards trickled up against the flag­ VIRGINIA DARE FLAVORED _____iC Israel described the raid aa Arms Cut Fefar staff in full view of Bill. Alex Arthur G. .T^ndea:: as Army Intel­ with the CIO United Auto Workers on the Big Three contract personnel on the truck aa saying Oomed Baaf and planty o f freah pork and tender white veal Tomato ned Baaf lb puntahment for previous Egyptian (Oenttmied ea . Page T w e) Hackney of Mancheater and Ernie ligence (G-2) chief at the “per­ pattern. The settlement ended a\ strike called by the union they did not know o f (Sordon'a last midnight. The American Mo-T. chop# and mtlets. , SYRUPS 6 navorw Pt. 3 3 C Soup / United Nations, N. Y „ Sept. 2 Burgeqs, the three men in the sonal requeat” of Allen Dulles, presence on the vehicle^ and had • UP—BriM^n haa taken steps to match. head o f the Central IntelUgqnoe tors. aettlement differed in one' no idea where ha left it. major respect with thoaa^ reached ^ Again In Stock Groom of calm Russian feaiA^ that the W est But a morning mist kid the ninth Agency (O A ).. ---- / Rail Union Pelays State Police aaid GorOaa waa STATE LINE POTATO CHIPS With the Big Three—General Mo­ about five feet eight inches tall, Many customers wilt be W ELL TRIMMED plans to turn /ropwieQ 'disarma­ In a Washington copyright 4tory Birds Eye Frosted Foods Colory Shigemitsu Blames Reds , (CoaUaued on Pago Eight) carrying the byline of John tors, Ford and Chrysler. AM(Ta Strike an 12 States colorad, weighed 135 pouifda sad Broccoli Spears ■ pleased to know that we REG. SIZE LG. SIZE ment inspection leama into espio­ O’Donnell, the newa aald. Trudeau layoff pay plan will not be put into waa wearing blue, overalls. 30c 50c nage machines. This waa learned In Special 25c again have wonderful “ actually waa retnovad from hia operation until a year sRer the' Gordon’s criminal record datss Groam of diplomatic''quarters as the U.N; others. .NAw Fork,,Bept. 2 (S’)—^Th# back to Dep. 4, 1980. whan ha Chicken Thighs , S A R A L E E PRE.MIER intelligence command by Eisen- For Jap Anti-U.S. Views Disarntainent aui>commi,ttee niepte Sizzler Grips To Pay Into Trust Fund CIO Tranmbrt Workers Union pleaded guilty in FalrflaM O M aty COFFEE CAKES Smoked bowsr, dea'ptte the violent, though AIso'From Birds E.ve^ SAV-U-PAC OLIVES S 0*k. 49c Chiekon SHOULDERS bers took a breather today after auppre’saed, opposition of the.Pen­ The compaiw will start paying today qrllered postponament Superior O iir t tb sT ch ib ^ Special 99c 79c Each ' their illrft week in their new round tagon, from Secretary of Defense into a trust fund Sept. 15, 1956, of a Strike of 35,000 nonrop* tempt to commit nQ>e. and waa \ Birds Eye Peas Buy One or Two For UULDEN’N PREPARED Groom of New York, Sept. 3 (ft — Japan'avtlon'' and ona that “ abould be of/t^ks. The subcommittee will re- Los Angeles as Wilson down throughrough thithe all-pow- and* benefits will not become avail­ (| atlng' employes of the Penn- sentenced six to eight years in - „ / Foreign Minister Mamoru -Shige-; clarified." 'Jitte work Tuesday, and some eylvanla Railcoad. ’ilie itrike 2 for 4Sc ' ' ■ The Weekend Introductory Offor erful Joint CSUafa of StafiStaff and uni- able until a year after that. Bene­ State's Prison. MUSTARD Jar* 27c Mushroom mitau blamed Communist sgitatlmi “ That is why we are at prasan 'members hope they can com­ formed profesaldffalaproTesaionaia of A r my. fit* become effective at the B ig 1 ^ been scheduled for mid­ Black Terror Strawberries' N ew Item c ' : today for “ anti-American feeling" | studying ths question o f r e '' plete their current discussions by night tonight. lb Toll Hits- Four Navy and Air.” Three next June 1. It was during hia career in 1085 Small Pkg. 38e ' DUFF l-OW CALORIE a J A R S In Japan and aaid hie nation in-| the Oonatitution," he s a id ^ Sept. 16. The newspaper said the Presi­ U A W Vice President Leonard Michael J. Quill. TW U presi­ while on parole that be beewae Com . k . Succotash Golden or Chocolate KOOL-AID ' Pkg*. 25c tends to combat it, Shigemitsu, aaked if Jae^avOred Talks in the subcommittee so far dent “w a v e i^ ’’ in hia decision to Woodcock aaid the union agreed dent, declared, however, that known aa the “ black terror." . Shigemitsu, in a news conference ; admittance of Red (XM e Jm tha have been closed. But it was Los Angeles. Sept. 2 (45—South­ Limssi:^.. Asparagus C A K E M IX FO R V l ern Californians braced themselves fire Trudeau but that Alien Dul­ to the year's delay in an effort to the employee might be “ re­ His night prowling activities Coohits by Notional Biscuit Sunshine Biscuit — INI the 10th anniversary ot Japan's! United Nations, M(ld ha ,bOieved learned from informed sources that les’ plea was backed up by his make American Motors “ a perma­ luctant to postpone their de- frightened women in the Bridge­ World War II surrender, said the | “ ell countHca^^ll - be.'^properly the British have made it clear any for another scorcher.today in the Fresh From National Also New Keob|nr and McGowen — Educator. wake of yesterday’s record high brother, Secretary of State John nent aucceas in the auto industry’’ rcision to strike.’’ port area. According to poUca ha HOMELESS corneratone of Japanese policy is ; recognised and^througlLproper pro­ control Organ set up will be strictly and to help a group of .8,000 dis­ Biscuit Bakeries' V Scott's Latest Offering temperatures which were blamed Foster Dulles. He said the union was no­ wbre a black hood over his haad cooperation with the United States; cesses be-'''adinitted.’7 that and not a spy neat. Denies Role In Ouster placed former Hudson Motor Car tifying the National Mediation when''he burglarised homes. ,TVin Pack Fig Newton \ SOFTWEVE TISSUE Vs G o l l o n o f CANNED and other free nations. ‘H ia .^ re ig n M is t e r described for four deaths and 57 cases of Anthony Nutting, British minis­ heat prqptration. In Washington, one official cited Co. employes in jietrolt. Board that it was directing He waa apprehended and oa FWx CMkies full Ib. 43c In Pink, Green, Yellow HALE’S Asked about reports of “ anti-, hia/talka in W a^ n gtoh ter of state who' came here for American' MdtoTs was formed 14, 1930, he pleaded guilty to ftour S W E H C R E A M American feeling’ ’ in hia iand, tha iadtiafactory’’ and said t ___ The mercury zoomed to llO in the atory as having taken a its locals to postpone the^ o r Blue Dog Pood the talks, was said-to have noted last year by merger of Naah-Kel- walkout that would have hit^ counts o f burglary, receiving a SCOTKINS FRESHLY GROUND ____ Foreign Minister said: ^/lead to a new phase in jitieRtm - degrees in Los Angeles, cracking principal part in the reported dis­ 3 Ply Paper Napkin* h w ry pmmd e l the Russians still seem to feel .that vinator Oqrp. and Hudson. 12 states and the District of State’s Prison term of 30 to'SO “Tha principal cause of what^ou I American rclktioiu a 64-year-old mark by one degree. missal of Trudeau flatly denied any Reg. Size the reason the West wants a con­ Nearby Tujunga recorded a siz­ knowledge o f the - development or Woodcociv mentioned the com­ (Columbia. yeara. call ‘anU-Amerlcan feeltag’'^ in “ i think Jtoth aides have reason trol organ with .wide powers is to pany’s “ e than the going rates in the auto ly poatppnee strikes for . 60 the powers « f the control organ. fire in San Dimas, 25 milea eaat of charges of rapb and assault on V • Shigemitsu spoke in Japanese, Because this we hope to em industry and had asked the union days. - He reportedly aald that in the here, which engulfed 12 homes and (Continued on Pago Eleven) to “ bargain on the economic facts Miaa Fannie Pious, 46, a g ift ahop HEINZ TOMATO with his replies translated by bark on a new' phase of Japaneia- proprietor. Gordon' w as'' foiu n 8-8 Lbe. Toshiro SUmahoqcht, press secre­ early stages it would not go into blackened 200 acres. of American Motors Corn.’’ FRESHER BY FAR Ameriean relatlona _ and to nuclear installations. Formers in interior valleys re- mated the vanie of the Ford, Gen­ guilty of the charges in Superior FANCY tary ot the Japanese Embassy in strengthen increasingly a dynamic Woodcock aaid the layoff pay eral Motors and Chrysler pack- (jDurt on June 8 and waa aaatenead PREMIER LIGHT MEAT Washington. He alto insisted that the control rted that thousands of chickens plan, wage increases and other - PINEmkST FRUITS... YECETABI.ES KETCHUP lb working partnarship.” organ, in which the great powers agea in excesii of 20 cents an hour to from/20 to 80 years in prison. The Foreign Minister came tiy ad succumbed to the heat. 12,000 beneOts in the new American Mo­ Hard BArgalalag Beea would have a hand, must satisfy the 6rst year,^ Wa are headquartem for qMOtom made gift fruit baakela , , , 2 14 IH . BoI*. New York yesterday after several at one ranch In suburban Bell­ tors agreement constitute a. 14- TUNA American Defense oflSciala fore­ itself at each stage that it can han- flower. Commercial flower crops News Tidbits, “ We have bargained bn the delivered to me Hoepital t » any place in Mkncheater . . , . days of talks with American offi­ see some hard and patlant Bar No oil Added FOWL ald the next stage before it prog- alsd were damaged. S'bveral down­ cent an hour package for thg flrst economic fact* of American cials in WaMiington. n in in g before Japan will accept ' / . reaaes on. This mean^ It waa town offices closed y^terday af- CvDcd from AP Wires year of the three-year pact. Thla Motors Corp.,’’ skid Woodcock. He roz. To a question whether any un- the m illUry role that the United includes a flgt wage boost o f six Pappera / Prom Friend of QIataonbury . . . , deritanding 'had been reached learned, that^^cotifidence would be tarnoon because of heat; Oc­ added that Uie union would not Picnic Favorites SUfea now Aranta har to jriay aa a built up! by stages as the control to eight cents an hour for all em consider this agreement a* a pat­ BiiUetiiis Green Beana '' Ne>y Crop Selected there to assign Japanese troops major paHner in: the defena* of cidental Life dismissed its em­ Celery HALE’S BEST organ gained experience in its ployes at 2 p.m. Droway Mississippi River Delta pibyes. Additional six-cent ralaes tern for the other llttla three auto .Oei Mdinet or abroad “ in the near future,’’ Shige­ the western Pacifle. will be given in 1956 and 1957. froiii the AP Vidros Cello. Spinech HOT DOG^REUSH mitsu aaid: work. San Diego County authorities stirs uncMlIy aa governor's of Mis, a HEINZ The wide gap batween what The Russians finished the first The UAM^ previously had e*ti- (Continued os P a g e 'tig h t) Cucumbera Acorn Squash...... Ib. 7c "There' is no understanding of Japan is prepared to do and what aaid the 104-degree heat there waa sisaippl and Illinois call fdr Inveati- GROUND BEEF 2 . .. $1.00 week still silent on President Ei- a major disaster to the multimil- Red'Sweet Oniona HAMBURGER RELISH Btat kind between ua.’’ Pentagon atrategisU think she ation of wolf whistle iiaying Of ■x Butternut Squash Ibt 7c aenhowqr'a plan for an exchange of DENIES IKK FIRED A IM PVeah Peaa SOFTWEVE COLORED jar RATH’S SKINLESS A ' Joint Amcricari -r Japanese could do waa made clear in three llon dollar poultry industry. A 4-year-old Chicago boy. . . . Presi­ statement in Waahingto'n-" that military blueprints and aerial in- Farm Bureau director, Warren dent Eiisenbower is pictured aa WaaUngton. Sant. 8 (4V-Tha 1^ Prom Long laland days of conferenoaa here (hie week 5 Op f JapM should be able to help, pre­ moat likely to play active role in Army today deacti^ad iM ‘ Yellow Summer Squun, Tur- jar with Shigemitsu. Old Faahloned A R M D U R ’S " TISSUE FRANKS .k49e serve interoatioitAt peade and The iriaitbr /from ^Tokyp' .pifor (OMtlAned-M Page-Eleven) eculatton in Tokyo aa to Heresy trial which finds Rev. . wa* dlainlseed a* cbledaC . • ■ ..Ow - sent home defense force of 180,(K)0 CHOPPED HAM 3 Rolls /WAFFLE whether Japanese forces would be men to 300,000 by the end ot ,1958, John ..Gerberding .innocents on gMca-lqr dlreetloa at Ftaal APPLES . , . Best all around apple right pdw is the VEAL LOAF . k 49c Of Mississippi ElecMon IXasnbourer. Tb* Arm y < Iv 120z.Tln iS WAFFLE CUPLETS sent outside JapsA... . with 90 per cent of the totAt beihg charges of deviating from t>fficlal Gravenstein'.' . use a s is for sauce or pies . . . let It I Coatraveralai QneaMea ground groups. . t / doctrine of Northwest Synod 'of mented 'em a at^ ttw Asked whether it waa unebnr Japan’s Naval an Five wwabrrs at n OonnieMiat NIBLETS aubcommittee shows interest in r'a- tice Department Chief will And tional Association for the Ad­ Coin O ff Tbp Cob p>• F*g- 2 7 * cent gangland kllUnga on theory: anything wrong. vancement of Colored People) or wban tfwir ear atnHlt m tree To Smother-All Opposition rash of mlaalng or ' bullet-riddled TEABAGS 2 13 Ot. Cnna Brownell disclosed late yesterday its sympq|;)tiseie.’’ aftpr veqrinc oft Roulo 14 In I Count ’ ■ gangsters may have tie-in with that he has ordered an investiga- C!oleman won the nomination for WlUlaaMfbini ^VOIogn. dooopb W e continue to offer Coffee at these low every day prices Iqlarnatlonal narcotirs traffic. t|on, whjch 'ra i agents are already governor, equivalent to election in Vinci. 85. at SIKUDelowa. drivor Buenoe Aires, Argentina. SeptwjaUltaj^ men S « y M l'slS lS * 9 iM id 'w . . ' . ^ * ______**._.- _X_*______Frozen Food Specials staged another abor- Prime Minister Nehru expresses cohductihg.'^ the southern state, in a run-off pri­ of tho ear; toU Stal* BsEoe bn . . . no change in price this week . . . The instant Bordens Fresh Fruit and Vegi^ahles^ t (JF)— Congressional approval o f t m rayolt. i ' f f “ gravest‘-oonceni’ ’ about troubled In other counties the indications was bUaded Mm BgMa et an a “ state of stage’’ for Buenos Aires • CO mary contest-Aug. 23. More than deal of 2 2 oz. jars for 66c is offerediwhile stock lasts. SNOW caor ■ Onaranteea Mtuatlon in Frenrii Morocco and Are that ballots cast by Negroes 360,000 votes were cast for him oncwialag track. • .4 - today bulwarked President Juan I* Algeria ,. Two more U.S. Senatilrs M clNTO SH . Both “Btataa" aUspend conatltu Were apparently not counted and and his opponent, Paul Johnson. Ptron’a new drive to crush hia op>. tlonal guarantcea to permit the laava frdm London by air for Mos C A S ...... 96c "Vr,, ^ Borden’s Instant 1 2 oz.^ Broeeoli Sjiears’*'* 2'-53c that Negroes were kept from the_ It is not knoxyti at this Uma how VFW EUBCI8 BOSTONIAN poaitlon. , government to hold anjrpne indefi­ cow and Iron Curtain countries to polls by threats and intimidation.’’' Maxwell House ..-..-.SSc jac at iwgular price plus The alI-P|Kxmlsta Senate unani- study agriciillural and industrial mpny o f Miasiaiiippt’a 38,000 regis­ Beotaa. Sapi. 8 (It—The Vatse* I SNOW CR O P APPLES 2i:b.25e nitely without trial and'ileny them \ 6 ’‘Reports indicate,’’ Brownell tered Negro voters voted in the 1J2 OR. par i t 10c. .. . ■•ii ELBERTA Lmeualy oki^td the bill laat night the right to win freedom Under V affaha for three weeks, r aba e t Faraign Ware tail fUNurfine . , v*./. . . . .88c Both for 66c MIRACLE WHIR after the Peron-dominated lower habeap corpuB proceadlngt.“ Row Russia is slated to be .Yugo- said, "that in some couhtief Ne­ AUg. 23 run-off or in the original od Tlaiilby i . M a r ^ , J ^ K AUGUST " 1- ^ groes were refused ballots when primary held a month ago today. HUis Brothers ....$1,02 Mixed W^etablei 2'^4te hquaa.-VOte)l, it though' 109-12 iq aver, !the aUta of aiage 14 a con slavla’a MggMt teade parta(ef un­ ‘ lawyer who Maxwell House Instant eompManca with Peron'a demand they allegedly failed to answer aaid he has racelved NEW# ENGLAND STYLE SALAD PEACHES 2 Lb.^33e atitutional' measure,. whUa der new pact calling for each to a Man aiMonr _,fS A W ...... 99c Ig. $1.69 Small 57c SHOW COOP ‘ ^ for emergency powers to "annUii- atate of 'internal war wAs BfU other $70 million worth, of correctly several irrelevant and many ConipUlata that' “ragUtarfd carriernet M M ^ FFadOe a bt Watld frequently illegal questions. Nescafe ...... Ig. $1.64 DRESSING lau^hlsfoae. emergency act adopted three, yeara 8 goods, annually oyer next three and qualified’* Negroea w a n da- Warr n. e m lie Banka •...... 99c Clam Chowder Qt. EMONS 3 I9e Peixm was expected to affix hia ago for the lirat time In 'iL'gaa- youn-'. -ffoorcu o f policemen comb Tom Tubb, chairman of the nied the right to vote In both con­ a ter m eee ^ - . Small 69c Baby Lima Bnns 2*-53c signature today, transforming Into deuae woods in Staten Island for Mmissippi Democratie Executive tests.. Blanhy aaeeaoda Martan B. Tlea Savarin ...'vr....r;9Tc tina’a modem, hiatory. Instant Banka M INUTiM AID law the measure . affecting the Aa the Houae of DepuUea 14-year-old girt who acreamed Committee which conducted the I f hia investigation "dlacloaea at BOtebea. KJ>, Qiock Full of Nuta 99c ANTALOUPES E..b 29c capital’s 814 million ciUxeni. The rammed through the bUl, Angel “ hrip m e!” to mother over phone election, said Brownell ’’hais a per­ that any citiaan haa bean dsprived Ig. $1.1$ Small 61c fect right to investigate. Not that i C . s m a l l f i r m h e a d s . whole country was placed under a Enrlqua Peralta, who repraaanta before line went dead. of his constitutional righta” BCRKB ABBAMUfBD Lamen ’a Ljmeade 2*-33c atate of aiege for 13 days after the the powerful prij-Peroa Oenaral South Korean observer to Unit- he'll And anything, though." Brownell declared, “ imiwodlate aad Come to Pinehurst for those wei !il] lean boneless unaucceasful Navy revolt against Confederation o f Labor (OOT) in Id; Nations, Ambassador Ben C. And Atty. Gen. J. P. Coleman, vigorous action ifffn follow." Bound Steak SopaM and for tender Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales CABBAGE Lb I 7c the goveranisot J w e K . ’the new the Houae, aaid the aUta o f alegA Limb . says question of Korea* who won the Democratic homiiui- Tha . Attorney General' did not aata, p a i M B ^ rastrictloaa applied only to Buenoe would laat “na long as naotaaary— upddaullo*' will be brought up be­ tion for governor, aaid he kn4w of 0 >ac^ what anoh "aetion’' would cut any thiekneia jmu ipeeify. Alree, howevari until we eliminata the last danger’ '1 '' ^ ^ ' * fore VJ7. General Assembly, .'vet- “no violation of anybody’s civil Jm. The Civil Righta laws under GREENBRANS Lb'25c It appeared the, chief effect of i -araBa /Ldminlatratlon psycbolo- tVm' 3 AOOMPLETI iim op of troittle-makers.’’ I .* < : ■ ^ Peron Changea Mind ^ righta in connection with Misaia- which tie Ut apparently proraedtag Driya Carefully. . . and EiUoy the Holii the measure .would be paych^Ml- Parco. in a apeeeh before thou- giltB s i ^ aoma mental patlenta aippi primariea.. M y aervicea aa inaka It unlawful\to conapln “ to CARROTS 2 Cello Pkgs. 27c eel' Mnee Peren AlreAdy had the nnda ef fdOewen Jawwilag .,the - Argentini Praaldciit Juan Partm (H M it), kurroiffulad by gov* . 0|UI .bnproire tbslr ,Iot add per* attorasy ganaral' will be uaad to Injure, oppraea, threaten er la- - ^ i i. Pinehurat MfiOORlUCK’S SNGES aid ipaolal pewAiri uadar a "AUIe eC Plana dd. Mayo Wadnaaday night, armnant odRciala In Buanoa Alraa, w ltb m ffa hia offer to raMgn. baps dbortaa ttaatr stay in htiapl* the Unut te vindication of Minify Umidnte nay ettiaiff In the tree latOTqal war" clamped an the P a n a aald that tha pleaa o f more than 190.000 loyal aupporten taJ Jiia(;.by bwiglutug they ara nppt ^rtumtiaa. M y aasirteaa aa enuhUy la aaptemher U U , after T af^Ma It iaapoulkla for him to raalgii. . (NKA ltadto*Tali^to), A: ■ . . i V ' ' ■i: y ■ V

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Prospect' 8t.s arrived High R o c k v i l le MAIjlCHESTiUt BVBNljjQ H SR ikj). MANCHESTER. CONN,. ^FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, t 195S R o c k v ilie , CloMd for Weekend School, 7:50, r- SKomi trip. 8 a.m j^ ck u p edr- S ta rts ^ ly « Congregatlonal Church wUl re­ w t New School Bus ner Market and .Brooklyn SU. EASTWOOD A n d o t e r C o v m ^ y 1,000 W itn ess The Msnchcster Bed Cross Grades 4-8; 8 ^ , HlU’s lumber returaad earlier this waok from a sume work sessions on Wednss- •t ■, chapter office at 69 Center ■ansBS oaiLT tour of active duty with the Man- day In ths vestry. The all-day ses­ i at., which has been open 12 yard: 8:08, rimner Vernon Ave. Op«B Dsihr IiN Patrol at Mlteh- sion will be. on Items for ths an­ M M i^issippi Election Routes Released and SouthJtH.; 8:12. arrive North­ rert.rmsae. lili Children to Bank cheater Civil Air Blfuee Guts Bato; ^ ■ 1' Water Contest hours a day all wtek, ' -will eUFicld,L.I. nual aals oh Sept. 28. LAST DAY- - V close at 5 p.m. today. It will east S^ly»1'’' solem requiem Msss at 10130 at along Mhple St.; 7;.30, turn right on Tonight’s activitlas . include a Death$ Laai Night •We think their methods ate wbter polo giune ualng a greased Tunjiet Rd., proceed along Phoenix Second trip, 8:15, pickup, corner Sept. IS. Fire Chief Richard Galtnat oetl- ttoo case under-the Oonstltution. watermelon. TKese nvanta proved St. Bernard's Church. Burial will and softball game betwien the AndoVer mated the damage and eaid the Iliat question comes up because outright conspiracy to deprive be in St. Bernard's Cemetery, The SL'and continue on to parkway, Elm Hill lU. and Taylor 8L aleo Accident Insurance will again be Firemen and the Cilir'ge Shop the primaries did not involve con­ American citizens of thel% civil most amusing for the many gpee* proceed along parkway turning along Phoenix SL; 8:21, Stogal’a. available to protect children destroyed barn .had a capacity of By T|ir> ASSOCIATED PRESS tators lining the sides of the pool. funeral home is open today, 3 to agalnet accidents while at school. team from WllUmantlc at the eight tone. WdrCeater, Maas.—George . F. tests tor federal office. and economlc rights,” the letter to 5 and 7 to 9' plm. left on Tunnel Rd.: 7:35. arrive Corner, proceed along Phoenix St., •I',', rf (, .//y/I TOMORROW school field at 6:15 and a bingo Ask Probe in ’Tesss Brownell said. It continued:' This wiis followed by. exhibition Vernon Cfcriter, proceed aihng Rt. Campbell Ave. to 'Vernon Elemen­ Bnvelopea mailed to parents must Some farm equipment stored in Booth.' 84, editor end publisher of diving by Ronny Boss, a student he filM out and returned to the party at the Old Rad Barn; at 8 the barn was'saved. the Worcester Telegram and»Bve- Meanwhile, in Houston, Tex., "We are convinced that the All ifalcottvUle and Venioa news 30-to-Toi^n Farm, turn left on tary School, arriving at 8:30. • ’clock. about IM) Negro groups here have at Trinity College. Connecticut Grove St. and •p*oceed_ to I^lgh school by Sept, 16 to Insure cover­ Meet Taalght nlng Gazette, and a former mem majority of the people of Texas State AAU dlvlrig champion for Items are now being bandleid Third trip, 8:82, pickup, corner age. her of the Board of Directors of united, to ask a Justice Department want to show goM faith and ear­ through The Maaekeater Evening School arriving at 7:45. " '' Campbell Ave. and Phoenix St.; '.111 I'M :;ul f "rv! li IIM . Maaekeater Eveuiug MerRM An- The North Coventry Firemen‘s p r ^ of Texas Citisens Councils, 1955. and Johnny Helm, runner-up Second trip, grammar and paro­ The School Chats> weekly fchool Women’s Auxiliary will meet-, to­ the Associated Press. Died Thurs* S«6 the new time and labor saving Woman’s Friend nestly comply with the taw of the HernM, RockviUb Buiban, located 8;35, corHbr Warxsn Ave.- and <>vcc[)t tli.it newepeper. will be continued. The Sever correeponSeut, Mrs. Paal day. ppo-s e g r e g a t i o n organisationa land in the school segregation case. In the state T^amplonshlps. Ap­ atul Market St, telephoae Rock­ chial school students: 7:50 leave Maple Sts.; 8:37, corner W«Rei\ ANNEMXTER Pfaaatlehl, telepliene Pllgrtai night at • o’dock in the firehouse. fwmed In eeveral cities of the pearing with Helm, -was Marty High School, proceed along West Chats it headed by the weekly New York—Philip Loeb, 61, veti Washers! Exceptional values in finer vtrashers, ruggedly But unfortunately words of.dls- ville n t 5-8188. ' Ave. and Tunnel Rd. to Rt. 30; menu foF^ the 'hot lunch program 2-6856. Parents to Convene . state and also on a statewide basis. Rohan. These two presented Main St., turn left on Rt. 83 and ROCK HUDSON Cub Soout Pack 65 parents Mhll eran actor and producer of stage, built for lasting service! ’The Negro groups, organised tm­ couragement from our governor a comedy routine, snd Zag, proceed to Vernon Center; 8 a.m. 8:39, Vernon Helghta, 8:42, arrive W( Ml , ' and liets school activities. screen end teltviston. Died Thurs­ and attorney general of Texas, snd Vernon Elementary SchooL 1 111 t*rlce of the school lunch' will re­ meet Tuesday at 7,;30 p.m., in the der the hame of the Harris County aerial clowns, also presented a pickup at Vernon Center, turn Pond Hill school to plan the pro­ day. \ also actions of the Citizens Coun­ Democracy Starts Noon kindergarten run to JUUE main the same ai last year, 27 CHOICK OF 4 MODELS Council of Oiwanisations, accsued cils are threatening to stow the comedy routine. around and proceed along Rt. 30 WorccRter Paper gram for the year and elect offi­ Colorado Springs. C„T*l*' I PNHA Asks Support New Britain, Sept. 2 OP)—Seven- ‘’We think .the Citisens Councils Rev. H. A. L«pak; for thd' ihler- 3H years now, and President Lumber Yard; 8:24, arrive North­ granting special privileges. gram and Gasette •and president'of A gf.OOQ goal has been eet for ty-two-year-oUi Sophie Bozek, WITH are intimidating citisens. They are sociations, minlaterisl alliances east School. 11:57, .Vernon Acroa; arrive Worceeter. Radio Station WTAG. and Negro fraternities and sorori­ medlate relay, won by, the High Roman Msgsaysay, plans to County Home, 12:08. i i Psymenta may be made by the the. Public Health Nuralpg Assn housekeeper At St. Lucian’a home, OLD un'-Aipertcan and undemooratic,” School, to Philip AUidlbert of the Fourth'trip, 8:25, pickup, High week or by the* month. Weekly died yeaterday at his summer second annual drive to bw headed was Mured fatally yesterday WASHEK the Council of OrganlaatlOns said ties. faculty; and for M Junior boys' spread the movement. home in Base Reeks, Gloucsster. whM.'Mq. fell from a. third floor There was no immediate com­ The Philippine Rural Recon­ MiuiOr Trailer Court; 8:27, Lanz l^l^jRIEIinimiBD-MTItlEDOOO^^ TKCHNiCO LO n payments are llected each Mon by Mrs. Robert L. Heims in the in a letteb'to the Attorney General. relay, won byy the Northeast Corner: 8:30. Tamerack Hills; 8:35, day morning. Statements arc tent He served ai director of the First District and Mrs. RusaeU window hhto an-iAspItalt paved A c U n h m $ 2 w e e U y n George T.'Nelson, a Council of ment available from local Citizens struction Movement was launched Associated Press from 1641 to yard below. Councils or the statewide organi­ School, to Nel> Brooks, a member in three viliagee in late 1952. Then Sunny View Heights; 8:38, Vernon home at the end of each month, Karker in the Secoqd District. The Organisations leader, . said the of thi team. Center, 8:42. arrive at Vernon allowing credit for days on which 1950 and was aecharter member of campaign will be conducted from letur was mailed to Bro'wnell last zation in Dallas. PRRM chose 300 college graduates the AP upon-its reorganisation in Ross Carlton, attorney for the A w at^ ballet presented by and trained them for a year. Only Elerhentary School. s(udanta are absent from school. Sept. 15 throught Sept. 18. Last PYlday. A copy was sent to J. local girls, directed by Miss Sally Bus 33. High School students, Parents who have not yet made 1900. year 81,200. was roallzed from a Edgar Hoover', director of the statewide council group, previously 75 survived" the rigid testa They Booth performed many civic dU' Masop,^ entitled "Autumn Leaves,” then went to villages, lived with 7:15, leave garage; 7:25, pickup.. • payments on the balance of last aimilar drive. The appeal for fundi Federal Bureau of Inveetigation, has said that one of its objects was NOW ma^^SIT year’s accounts^are requested to ties but never sought paid political Nelson said, and another copy to run the NAACP out of Texas. . completed the program. the people, snd showed them how­ Box Mountain, turn around and EVE. CONT. UNTAMED will be to continue the worK of the PERFORMANCE close their acc(>unta so that the offlee, saying he bcHeved “it would went to Preaident Eisenhower. Primaries Planned to produce more, iutve more and proceed back along Lake St.; 7:35, Thru SAT. FROM 6:80 aaaociatlon in maintaining and im­ Lmn James A. Doherty, Democrotlc run their own affairs efficiently. corner Dobpon Ave. Rt. 39, pro­ children may be allowed to partl- compromise a newspaperman's In' provement of the general public >In Washington, a Justice De­ ONE OF LIFE'S NEPPIEST TTMNE PMVER elpale . in the limeh program,. In dependence." health program in town. Mrs. jWiliiiri partment ^spokesman said the town chairman, will be at the Po­ Magsaysay feels the program ceed along route 30 to Lanz :Cor- He' began his newspaper career 1654.DeSoto Flredomc 4-Door Israel Backs Truc^ lice Court room. Memorial Build­ has been of great help In wiping ner; 7:42, turn left on Vernon EXPENIENCES the future, no lunch account will Helms said 100 per cent of all funds Sedan. Tuione paint, power fetter bad" hot been received and IMYWMD be allowed to run more than two while still a schoolboy, working received in the campaign are that the department had no com­ ing, Thursday, from 7 to 8 p.m. to out the ancient Ills of the villages. Ave. right on Main St., left on ateerlng, radio, beater, solex FREE PARKING AT KEITH’S! Use Our He said he hopes to mobilize pos­ "assns^ weeks beyond its due date. during t^e summer months. eppUed to coata of the serv­ ment. In Gaza Strip if receive the names or slate of Prompt return of the slips sent A native of Hartfor(L Conn., he glaga, white tires power win'* Private Parking Lot Adjacent To Hie MEtr Against Integration names for those who wish to be sibly 20.000 workers to aid rural ices in town. ' . • daws. 10,600 o rli^ al miles. Store. Ample Free Parking! communities In self-development ■V.xVJ ■ LAROtST SCREEN out for participation In the lunch Game to Worcester in 1899 snd A c(mtribution automatically MliidsrI The Clttsens Councils, dedicated candidates for the town election on program would be appreciated eo bought s partnership in the Eve­ New ear guaraatM. This auto . to preventing integration of wdiite Egypt Ends Fight Oct. 3. makes ths donor a member of the waa owned by a local lasnr- Keith’s, Manchiester, Closed Mondays, Open’ The 7.900-acre Wright-Patterson that the lunch booas may be set ning Gazette. He lold the Gazette association. t' ^ If necessary, a Democratic pri­ Hartford , to the Worcester Telegram in imald Clough. Grade 6: i New London, SepL 2 —Devi^ ■"-A ■ New Vetoro , MonclMsm G rtm Israeli apokeaman said, to a fe- in the Town Clerk’s office from CO-HIT TELEVISION M r r ‘6eorgelInV e7orade 7; 'sn(i : F DuPont. 21. of PenW ivania 'There were SO hew voters made MANCHESTER, CONN. guest tb Burns for “guarantees at the seeaion Saturday at the outtot, Inc. Wlllism M. Johnson to George S. Mrs. John CTarke. Grade 8. A^e., Wilmington. Del., dle^ about EveiUaga UatU 6 P. M. and assurances on the part of Wilson for property on Wilshlre On Tuetday morning at 11:30 two hours after, admittance to North Oovehtry Firehouse. Saturdays UatllatlKS P. M. iMle Tpke East Egypt concerning agkTessiye acts Rd, I M I O iW S the room-mothers Will meet the Lawrence Memorial Hospital here' Week Seeslex’a Besume committed by her forces.” from injuries in an auto accideht The Ladies Aaan. of the Fitat ForFall 1m/A o CMomben BnUdlBg. According to a Superior Court PLUS 2nd BIO HIT! PROGRAMS faculty of the Elementary School on Fishers Island, N. Y., early Stora Hdurs: The stepped-up violence In the Judgment filed with the Town HARTFORO for the purpose of getting ac­ lo^ Gasa area, a 6 hy 30 mile atrip of Clerk, Bari Krause and Doris Everyday—AU Rights Reserved—H. T. tUckinsoa A Co,, Inc. quainted with and receiving sug- day. Open daily Monday thru land, came after negotiations be­ Krause have been , given title to DRIVE-IN geatlons from the individual tea'ch- He waa the son of the late Lam- ■otorday 8:80 a.ra. to • p.ni. tween Egypt and Israel on easing land on Oaynor PI. Ownership of S a n ta F o sra. mot DuPont, famed industrialist Back To School — tensionbroke down 'Aug. 24 the land had been disputed by the ------TAMMMT ------Aa a part of the hoapitaUty pro­ and one of three brothers who built \ Clashes or raids across the border, Rock Manufacturing Co.; George TONlGlfr CARTOONS gram, Mrs. Miiward plans to call B. |. DuPont De Nemours A Co., have occurred dglly aine'e then. A n s a g a Inc.\ and Mr*. DuPont, the former A. Swindells of Newton Center, 2 TECHNICOLOR HITS! Sun.: Soldier of Fortune upon each new resident, accom­ •ESTOWIiI THE PLEASURE OP A Margaret A. Flett of Racine, Wle. A Oirn broadcast yesterday Mass., and Joseph H. Swindells of Yoq’ll Want to See It Again! Wake of Uia Bqd Witch . panied by the room mother of each denied the Israeli report of the Windsor Locks, co-cxecutora of the class in which the new family may The one-car accident brought in­ PHARMACY air victory at Yad Mordechal. It estate of Fred Swindells, late of "3 COINS IN THE be entering Children. jury to another peraon. Gharlea N. ’45'9 Hmrthird Road— (Corner of McKee)—^Tel. MI 91-9946 FORA said the Egyptian planes collided Vernon; and Gertrude Fuller, exec- FOUNTAIN" PTA to Meet Spofford, 31, of Fishers Island anil while flying through heavy cloucts utrix of the estate .of the late CLIFTON WEBB The executive meeting of the New York City suffered a scalp I'iiiiKiiiiiiiiiii 1 iiiiiiiiiiiMiU)i DISCRIMINATE on a reconnaiaaance mission. How­ lAither H. Fuller. DOROTHY McOCntE PTA will be held at the Elemen- laceratloil, concussion, left shoul­ ever, residents of the area told TeMObers Meeting Shew Starla tSFy School Thursday evening at der fractut-e. multiple cimtusiona BE PREPARED BUYER newsmen the Israeli planea inter­ Teachers of the Rockville-Vernon "PONT SOLDIER" HEY S T A T E G 2 PJW. 8 {o’clock in preparation for the and abrasion*. Hi* condition at the cepted, the Egyptians as they were School systeiQ will meet at North TYRONE POWER first fail meeting which will be hospital was. described aa fair, but POR HIGH SCHOOL STARTS Doors Open FOR ^CK-TO-SCHOOL nubdng “victoiy dives" along the east School Tuesday evening to rC' STARTS SUNDAY KIDDIES! 1:80 ■•iBni on Sept. 21. not critical. 1|S8 Chrynlor New Yorker. Israeli coast north of Gaza. They celva instructions for the coming TOMORROW Mr. S lid Mrs. Donald Richards, He is the son of Charles M. niiiiiimiHM IIIIIMIIIIIIIII "FOXFIRE’’ Jane RusaeU m BRO A D eo-prealdenta of the PTA. httehd- COAT 4-Deor Sedan. Bndio, henter. aaid one of the 'Vampire jets ex­ year from Arthur E- ChattertOn, Disney’s "The Living Desert" EVERY 8 a -s -im Spofford of New Yo.rk. PE N C IL \ DURABLE COLLEGE STUDENTS 4 MW Urea, porver braikea. ploded In the air while the other superintendent of schools. SALES aad Ad the Tolland District meeting SCHOOL Medlnm Mna Yrilb rich Une flew away with a burning wing, Sixteen new teachers will enter TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE which was held at the Home of lO X E S ^ Portieuloriy Prom.Housa's bromlclotb uphobtary. then craahed. the system this year,i Chqtterton CHILDREN "“’/"'FHCE District Director Mr*. Robert Me- R A G S \ N( w lyqi ouiiJ Arc i SATURDAY KIDDIE SHOW Hutchison, of Coventry. 2Sc to $1.00 Burns wan expacted in Gaza to­ said, bringing-the to t^ to 116 in­ GENERAL 9 8 c u p R I U PR IC E day to supervise on the spot in- structors. However, there wlH.be BIO WESTERN THRILLER CfeaucI t, N«r Ravm. C.ss. •:M < 841) UFE OF RIHY (rafaal Warning to Dog Ownrjro WELL FILLED Featuring l|egulara, hwga and shorts. Sizes 85 x’estigatlons by U.N. obtervers of no special meeting for the nCw ------If Hiutfoie. eras. _BerfarsMacaa) Dog owners who have not yet ([With Shoulder Straps to 80. starring 'u nitafleld,nitan.M, M xaism . (U> T-MEN IN ACTION registered t,helr doM are warned TV SERVICE llllllll.lllllilt frontier clashes. A spokesman for teachers. n SsTbisfield. MH a ... —"Caaa af tka DesAIr iimiiiiiiiii Pall Charione the MgypUan Palestine Affairs Red CroM Osaea RILL EUlOn M M NewUrilaU. ICou. Ollam m a" that the State Dog Warden ia due nays f f BE A Call L U N C H 00 DepAtment in (Tairo said Egypt A total of 29 families have ap- Chasa.1 U Wstcrbpn, Cass. (It) VABIETY TBEATKB "Al- to visit this sectlon-sbortly. Failure TH C O V E R MANSFIELD i i \ Cfeaaaal- • U - Halraka^I Ms. ' laimrat W l.r.” ‘'Oallaet to register will result In grrest snd Nights « 2 a 9 3 Pina Parts )KITS I,ad not yet returned to tha^U.N,- .plied for Red Crocs disaster help in K«A” H i6"f m n a x . NOTEBOOKS ' $ sponaored d a z a border talks with Tolland County, Miss Caroline Gil­ □ R I V E I N (ft) TOFPEB court proceedings. GIRL.W and BOYS’ Flannels *1295 i;M ( 8) OVTDOOB ADVENTCBB (U) HALF b(h;b film DBAMA Hunting Licenses ESTf!BiBROOK PENS. AND MORE Israel. Egypt withdrew ' after the lespie, Red Cross'Worker in the TiMMitP* lie The Pwk'l . C1.BB (U>■ FAVOBIT u n ------STOBV Hunters who have beCn wist­ STYLES COMPOSES. attack on an Egyptian outpost by area, has announced. Most of the ^ L S O ^ (111 WXnKBN THKATEB WITH THERMOS PENCIL R a y o n s Plain, charcoal, charbrown Itraeli forces on Aug. 23. cases, she said, are in the Stafford ■6#S2 !S|UR3kSl <10 MATINER THEAtKB (la fully oiling their guns and check- i BEAUPRE N OW f^et BUN! pra^rr.i)—"EacliaBtee Far- ing their supply of shells can also and other fancy patterns. Springs and Somers area. JOAN JEFF TRUE-LIFE^VENTURE MJIIIIIIIIIIili liiiiijimiiiii Miss Gillespie la spending this (MlJia'u M WESTKB!« T"F.a- WtHeENHUUIDl a u u i i get ready for the duck, pheasant Regulars. Longs, Shorts CRAWFORD CHANDLER — TEU—"Trlsser Flas.r." snd squirrel season opening Oct. C oompl«t« m and Prompt Prascripi>ncw Survic* MOTORS, Inc. afternoon at the Stafford Tswn t( ' PLUr (M) I'NCXE EDM* FCN CLVB and Stouts. 858 EAST CENTER ST. Town Seeks Bids Hall working on cases in that area.’ "W o m o R o n Hm i f o e h ' Silt IU> WHATK YOl'B TBOIBLE LUMBER m ,22 by getting their licenses .early OPIEN A U DAY MONDAY. LARQR MANCHESTER, CONIf. Applicatlofis for help may be made Plus "Stranger on Horseback’* • iN ( a m BOWOT DOODY AeroM trom Ofuni Sebeel to avoid the rush. On Power Mower any time at the Rockville off! .e " (U) LATE MATINEE The $2 duck stamp la^ available SLACKS ‘ ?- nfr* Eveaiaga Vn^l 9 P. M, i (U) BIN TIN TIN 7 of the Red Cross. Family needs on STAWrS SUNDAY Site « «) STAGE S—T.B.A. Opon Al Doy^Sofim^ At the postoffice. . • of luxurious flannel or gabardine, with many fine-tille SatuMays Until g P. N. an emergency basis have been met (Ml BIG 8HOhr Shooting hoiirs fpF upland and $ "Lqve la a Many Splendored (It) CB088BOAUS ored features . . . Carefully shaped, fit for maximum Two invitations to bid—one on and the chapter is not yet In the Thing" In Cinemascope! migratory birds Will be from one . •Batterieb" AND MORE grass, seed and fertilizer and oite SIGN UP THIS SATURDAY : : THE (ttl NEW8 AT 8IX *:et ( Alt) BEST IN MYSTERY half h()ur before suniiae to auhset. WW VHARMA Andover' membebs of the Cath­ Martin. MEW8 ABD WEATBEB “Essar Femua" PiM PlianMcy . Both-bida must h« Submitted to said. This Includes' serving 435 ))ot inus "Down Among the N'oteri Our currenf attractions “The Pjdvate. War of Major (M) FLATHOl-SE OP STARS ' olic Ladles' Society of St. C^luiq- meals. The local work is part of (n; FACTS FOBCM —“I Maetka ^ Bamaeikarf.' ba were co-sponaors with the c e n t e r s t r e e t the general manager's office by 8 Sheltering Pahna” BensonXuid Santa Fo Passage” will etart at 4:80 after ^ (ft) TBIS EVENING _ Daa Tsylar •6 4 p.m.. Sept. 14, at which time they the o.yerall Job covering alx ctates. e Regular Admtealoa o Riddle shbw. CodUbuour thereafter. ( I) WEATBEB FOIBBC AST t;M ( Alt) DEAR FRORRR Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the TEL. N l-g-aU f TH E BEST are to be opened and read. Sepclfl- Connrotlcut alone W exjiect^ to —Fa4»r Laarfari First CTongregatlonal Church ii> the have-5.6Q0 applications, for help, (11) THE V U E food sale held today for the benefit \ catlon* and bidders*'f6rma may be Monohostor —"N e.ar La* Me Daira* PiRtUioxPhaniiali picked up at the office of Superin­ the welfare worker said. (M) BAY lULLAND SHOW' oC the Chucky Skoog Fung. 266 EAST CENTEE ST. in HEARING! Potiee Arroat t N i d u l s (M) BAUrMOL’E______DBAMA Returua Homo tendent of Parki.'Room 18 in. the T iro C o . (AS) I LED THEBE LIVES TEL. B(1 > M M ' Municipal Building. Rockville City Police last night M:ie ( AM) CAVALCADE OF SPOBTS Roger Hathaway, eon of Mr. and arrested Neal C. Thomas, 29, of 16 (M) SECBKT FILE V.8.A. Walnut Circle,. Windsor 'Liocks on DANCING SHOULD BE MflT 0 ¥ EVERY TIRE (lAH) I’MDBRCCBBBNT — TO, VISIT — Tka Vaelak^ Saltar" a charge of fraudulent issue of a ^ (U) — WBl ..BESTUNQ WORBI----- check. Bond of $500 was set. M:lf (M) BIG ricTCRE KOCTS F O R RENT Thomas will be' presented in City ^ CHILD'S HIADQUARTEUS Of) TBE BABLY L$TE SHOW S aiis I f aun. Movie Projectora— Court on Sept. 12: . ----- ) PEM^N TOYEBSON fIRVI SDMETHINO SUPim Stem P u Jt—265 Broad St. Dtek Faarall.. Jaaa AUrtaa, ASHFQRPLAKE as—d or aUent, also 85 mm. ThomaA who wrote a check for .Have you ever watched children who. have b e ^ given Mki^Kt RaeAer-WkSa. ' sUda prejaetors. $36.98 for merchandise purchased the. advantages of proper dance tralningT If ao, you would h TEL. BU-6-4224 ll:ie (lAlAM) NEWS OVER LABOR DAY WEEKEND ^ at the George W. Hill Co., a local lA lL R O O M ( «> !_LED T ttE E LIVES WELDON DRUG CO. lumber dealer, was picked up by immadiaiely have noticed the effect of auch tpalnlng^ aspe- (U> inOHTCAP EDITION f f l Bfabi S t—Tel. M1-S-AS21 ALL cially in youngiten of pro-adolescent age. Their Inatinctlve DANCING SlU ( 8) TBB NEWS TODAY (t» nNAL BDiaipN Windsor Locks ftolict.'Insufficient response to mukc and their harmonious muscular c6ordlna- .. (It) T.E.A, ._i.. . D4S 4MI THE LATE SMOW ""■'Tv funds to. cover the check was said TYPES FOR T;te ( ei FILM BEGETS (M) WEATBEB to be the ..reason,for . the-charge. tton ran be accomplished through thie development of an (Iti CLUBBOCHK (U) PEEVI’ES-SIsa 0« ' Hospital Patleata OF individually coordinated program which can only be ar­ CHILDREN (U) 80VPY SALES (M) SPOBTS ROCNDCP ranged by a tralnoA experlanced personnel. Only here in tha (111 NEBS U(M US) MOONLIGHT THEATER For Cool Weather Ahead Two hew patients were listed at DANCE stimulating experience of the dance class will they'develop TEENAGERS 1:lt (Ml BFOBTS BCLLETIN BOARD (ft) WEATBEB ♦ City Hospital thta morning." They (Ml WEATBEBMAN " (M) LATB SHOW NEW FALL, LIGHTWEIGHT ^ J / are M ri Signe Lindstrom of Tol­ TRAINING a sense of delightful, individual accomplishment as wen as AND 1:U ( I) SFOBT SPOTUQET —"hltisea" the pqsturc, rhythm and poles that mol:^.|a youngster into (laiSAS) JOEN OALT—Nava 11;U (t» PICK A STAR land and John Wiehaus of Scltio. ^better social being—gnmeful, m cious s»w self-poseeesed. ADULTS (if) TBE AMES BROTBEBS MAUI CMBS Netsc life (It) SPOBTS DIGEST UliS MI BADOR NO •U.-.m * - ^ Willihm Johnson wiU'^ve a talk There are many fallacies ia poolony Mhodulad programs for Q u \ * i the development of your child'a potentlalitleeL I t Is imperativeti that you, as a parent, ahould be g)|ttdad T)U m f Rtbatberyane NIARIND AIM on the care and use of fire ex- TMe ( A») EDDIE FI8EEE U:sl ( S> mORTOAP TBOUWER tlngulsl)era at the meeting of Ver­ by the competence end merit of jmur dance Instructor; for although dancing ia a healthful. form of (IS) ROCRV JONES “ T.B.A. non Grf nge tonight, a t the Grange enjoyment, the importance of It 'to yon Is the development of a vibrant, firm, healthy body. It is tu g -, (M) TBIS 18 TRE LIFE 1:M ( NBWt . WEEKEND SPECIALS gested by the Gibson Studios that you confirm the aforementioned health reqUisltea by eonsuIUng .(feet) ROl'OLAS rBDWAROS «siTMr‘’A‘’U Tnnr...M ‘v Hall in Vernon Center, ATENUT RREAD ' Walter E. Murphy, accompanied your family physician. , . • ' (U) TEn^ilLTRE MFR tn Stack Which and Cluny Plaids, plain colors and many NEW. RACK-TO-'SCHOOL Given O'- r 0 0. Deliveries by His sister, Miss Janet Berthold, T:4> ( aixi__ NEWS------CARAVAN O N D ER C A K E A wedwt el The ankteM - REGISTER IT PHONE Mi 3"^14 V (*e«k> JVUVS LA ROSA SROW Cm . mv. MiAM.Mll*> ^ 7 5 * ^ left today to apend tho Labor Day '•iSS ( •> PANTOMIME RVIS NiUlA CREAM PIE fancy patterns. Fingertip and; waist length. LONG SLEEVE f Mi**., fca. M IIMiiti** ■■as wsokend at (Xaco, Mains. AT STUDIO THURSDAY^ SEPT. t. ^ Md ^ (») MjOVWESTEEN HATBIDB -.1 wlib AM MdM Alden Skinner Auxiliary will (11) INTEBNATIOMAL POUCR OCOUOLAT2 CREAM HE UlM w Mrvi4f* M Mm w COMniTI (M) CBBUTOPBEBS Sizes 36 to 50. aponaor a grocery aociat tonight FRIDAY. SEPT. 9. 2-4 P.M. (M> SOLLOW THAT MAN POTATO oRTCAa Mscunr ^ in the G.A.R. Hall at 8:16. —"MUbUaM E n m s ” (U> PAMiLTnEAnm NICKS your hoUkg aad haathqiY rails aaily > ^ ^ a MMViouAUY nnn Mr. and Mrs. 'Olurlo Vlgna of 176 Labor Day weekeud. ASHFORD, CONN. Q Kam LY MIARAim RANGE R niFL OIL E. Main St. aallsd yesterday .on SATURDAY. SEPT. 1R.. 10-12 NOON m d 2 * 4 -P.M .^ <••) G EN E ACTRV SROW V . Cw-v ^ if.. SPORT SHIR Uie 88 Gonstttutlon for a visit to $ e .95 . A .9 5 lASY MIDMY TIIMIS Italy. 'This Yrill be their first ^Se«S5ui^ TT535ayTiSi^^ id5ag 2 4 MRm Eo8t of Monclmittr to CLASSES RESUME SATURDAY. SEPT. 24 e S a s. OooUo.TrairB, T ^ _ ate. ------XOL 80 S-d818 Btoek WatcUaMtMaagr O th ^ O te visit ini35 ysara Tbsy expect to Take Buuto 44 past WamnvUle, look for our atgua. COME M OR PHONE TOOAY return in December. JOHN B. BURKE ---- ^ William Troutman OI^TUESDAY tlMSUNDAY 7 AM. l o t P J i , Plata aad Faaey Lear mm MNVAn CONSOlTATIOIli BOLAND OIL CO - WUUam Trautman, 73; of 88 HMMNGSnViei Ward St., died yestierdav afternooiB 21 HOUR fiMBULfiNCE SERVICE at tha Rockviiie CXtyMnnltia. ROLDA GIBSON SCHOOL O FTO I^E BAKE ASHFORD LAKET Ihcr f M O N A L .

V M A N C H telB SVENINO HEBALD, MANC&B8TER. OONM^ FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 196S A 1 ______:— ...... ■ . 1 1 . iie.iiiii*'. •? ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 , CMrwineU, diaflater aommlttoa Hal Boyle Contribute 8500 . chairman, raportafl that tha ra^ Tfucks, Yplunteers Sought cruiting drlva for* voluntaara for Favored Soi|§ to Flood Relief the trip Sunday ia sputtaring. Ha South Africa’s IS S u r r e n d e r e d aaid only 85 voluntaera hava ao Skywatch Schedule To Assist in Putnarh Area far coma forward. Tha aaad to Reward Sl^ed •niA exaeutlva board o< the Con- for 100. J Colored Facing neetlcut Federation o f DoinocraUc fiio small contributor cenUnuod4VFW Homs at-Manchester Green Saturday, Sept. 8 v Tha Jaycaaa ara beilng halpad Years lAgo if. vYomen's Cluba, at lU msstlnt yea. to ean7 tha ball for tha Manchaa- where It will be loaded on two in their afforta to aid Putnam. Mldnlght-2 a.m.’ . /...... William Stevenson. - 10 By East/Reicli tarday at SS5 Main Bt,. Hartford, tar Rad Cross chsptar’a ptsaatar large trailer trueba. The delivery Tha Sllvar Lana Rus CO,, haa :'N' jr Serenade.. New Race Bar 2 a.m.^ a.m. Volunteers Needed. " ' voted to donate tbs sum of 1500 « * • . Keening Ooed MuMe .. ,'i.... .Volunteers Needed. X ; Rallaf Fund drive, boosting tha to the hard-hit arcaa will probably promiaefd tha loan of a bua Sun­ ler Date 4 a.m.-6 a.m...... New York (Pv-H ow can Amer­ to the Red Cross which ia doing bo, made Sunday morning...... 1. Volunteers Needed. Berlin, Sept. 2 (F) — Communist man who had signad waiw no more tou t today .to 827,788.05 with day to transport tha workers, and iiiliK t to w nSS^iM.. * Stai Katm' • Johanneaburg. South Africa. 5 a.m.-8 a.m. . 1 ...... ica aiMt help Japan to boooma such a wonderful job for flood OcUinaky has asked that those W_____ D IU > _jw«ll ^ «‘^ Thomaa - .Daniel Firestone. than aymbola. " r ehteka for |l>'85 and 810. tha two Manchester Firs dapart- 8 a.m.-lO a.m /...... '., East Oerifiany has satablished a relief work. The board also col­ with" trucks and drlvara to lend WGTU-Uberace , • ■ Sept. 2 bPi— A email rubber stamp ...... M arilyn Hubbard, Raymond proaperoua and build up her armed "You feltr in your whole being 8UII not included in tha total la menta hava aald they wl\l lend a 10 a.m.-Noon' new bursau to parcsl out a rsward lected from the members praaant oairtha VFTY at M I 8-8018'. Ha WHAY—Bneore Theater * la changing the llvei of many of Leger. foreea to protect heraelf7 ■uddenly, how peace had been tha proceada from the benefit allow total of 15 pairs of rubber boots. Good Srenlog Good Muale fund for ^ favored sons o f ths re­ grandly won—by the toil anS blood 825 to ba aant to Putnam. praaanted at the SUta ThaaUr ■aid the Salvation Ariny will have South Africa’s "colored"' people - Noon-2 p.r^l ...... Volunteers' Needed. I ThU la a major diplomatic prob­ M ra Blla Grasao o f Windsor Tha workera will need, bealdes ■Ktranlnf Serenade ...... -.Andrew Cavaata. gime. Those who qualify are on of thoae airmen in the sky and Wtdnaaday. Thia aourca la ax^eet- a crew on hand to aerve coffee, and tha boots, caavaa glovaa and ahov- . .UiBwer Man those half white, half African. 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... lem today which Foreign Minister Locks, ganerai chairman for the doughnuts to tha 'volunteers who ___ lO^Ibnn. kmia 4 p.m.-8/p.m.'...... Clayton Adamec. eaay street' for some time. their ahonymoua battle brothers of (Ml to prbvlda about $500 for the ela. Anyone intereated in volun- Wielded by officials administer­ It works'this way: President the earth and of tha watara. lying constitutional convention in Oc­ will aUrt gathering at tha. VFW w orn —FUKon Lewie Jr. 6 p.m.-8 p.m...... Linda Recknagel. Carol Chase. Mamoni Shigemltau and hii beau­ local drive. tearlng for aithar the Sunday or Itlb - ing the population registration Wilhelm Pleck at periodic cere­ In land graves and sea graves tober at the Hotel Bond, Hartford, In addition to the.Red CroiM cam­ Home at 8 a.m. , WHAY—Encore Theater . act, which calls for "racial claaaifl- 8 p.m./lO p.m '!|ean Hayes, Arthur Bouffard. tiful daughter are trying to solve and Mrs. Helen Fliqtatrick of thie Monday trip can call Czerwinaki WUCC—Good Ertnlng Good Muale . 10 p.jh.-Midnlght .Volunteers'Needed, monies decorates Communist faith­ around the world. paign, the cause of flood relief was » Make Dellveiy at M I 8-6832. M ■ *WKNB—Evening Serenade cation'^ of all the people In the ful for all aorta of achievements. during a visit here. town, past county president, were /Skywatch Post located p of Manchester Poltcs Station. "The planet came on and dn aided by a donation of 82,065 from In other flood-relief newa, Camp­ Putnam got aid from. Manchaater WTIC—Tonlghfe Star country, the stamp merka the pa­ Some are "heroes of labor." Oth­ Shigemitsu one of the friendliest appointed on the commltteO for the bell Oouneil, Knights of Columbus, WDRO^Tcnn. Ernie Volunteersiiriteers may rsgireglstsr at Civil Defense Headquarters, . Municipal resistlaasly. You felt that tha na- the parlahtoners o f St. Bridget'a in another forme yeaterday. Mem­ pers of- many colored people with ers are recognised for having per­ 4 faces the Japanese empire has tloa that produced them could revision o f the State constitution. Church. The money waa colIacUd reported on a delivery i,it made WCTU-^. Vandercook Biiildlng, Manchester,ihchester, on ilonday, Wednesday, Friday, from 1-5 p.m. bers of the Gibbons 'Assembly, t : I:Me- , .■ the word "native.’’ '■« formed some service,for the party. turned towsrd the United States send them on and on forever, until It was also decidad to publish a yesterday to. North Orovenoradale WHAY—iBlncore Theater Sunday morning and Was turned Catholic Ladies o f Columbua, and ’That one word can niiean all the Tha medals Uiemsclvss aren't In a time when. It has felt friend- it achieved any noble purpose, any monthly news lettar to bo sent to over to Arch Utah op Henry J. of about four torn of :food a ^ WCCC—Good Evening Good Muale the Red Cross responded to a rS’ WKNB—putter Parly dllference between security, some Uvea In the colored township.of worth much and as far aa-the. pub­ ‘ahip -was Important, had a leig peace, however difficult. membe/a of tha federation, the pur- O’Brien’s Flood Relief FSind. clothing. WTIC—Newa of World social standing, freedom of mover Hero’s Burial Set lic Is - concerned, the whole thing blown off in Shanghai- during the poae-of which la to encourage more queqt from Putnam Diaiatar Noordgesig. ‘They droned across the main SOU Need Tmcke Joseph A. Nader reported .iha't WTIC—*«<«•«■ WDRC—Tenn. Ernie ment and unemployment, poverty, is honorary. But the "hero" la Japaneee effort to pacify the Q ii- women tp run for public office; Hsadquai^era for aid In aorting W U R C -^ Kolby WGTH—G. Meatier Last week he was clsssifled as land of Japan. The Navy band ,The responae to tha local. Vet­ the auppliea, made available from WaXH—wibworU restriction. quietly, h a^ed a check, a notice Here. also to conduct an educational pro- clothing at’ tha Red Cross ware­ TiU— a native. For Flood Victim struck up ’California, Hare ' I erans of Foreign Wara-Uona Club- the atocks collected by the VFW , WHAY—Khcore Theater Claaa Above Natives Now Wentsel will have to carry of bank credit or Sometimes even, Shigemitsu, convicted as a war Come,’ and the ceremony wSa grain' informing the women how were appreciated but said that the house. . lUmball WeeC—Good Erening Good Muale For South Africa’s ’'cdlored” cash. The ' suaia range pretty crimtRSl, is now sgBin hi| nsUbn’s -bills are drawn up, how commit­ Salvation Army drive for house­ WCCO-R- The program for racial separa­ tlSshlp, nicknamed *Mlghty Mo.' Rena Tardlf, 258 HlllUrd St.; except the flowers. Just the thiing tor the ' hair an hour they will still be stilt in a Winsted morgue. ranges from -'2O,Q0O to SOioOO AND UUNDERERS I. N. .Curtia, came up with an as­ have called the organization, offer­ to donate them. WHAY—Suburban Serenade WDRC-Dlak Derby tion and classification' is part of Allied shipe ringed the Mlaaoiirl Robart Adams, 25 Proctor Rd.; WCXX3—Record ROTlew WGTH-Boston vs Orioles -'colored." They are asked a serlea A fter a telephone talk with marks, in any case enough to buy say which he eald woi/a contest on ing to donate items of furniturS,. Yeaterday’a load of auppliea waa peppiest, fdaying-est WMNB—BiSeball Matinee ■igpa- o' questions about their race gnd the Nationalist government's for­ Gould's mother, Mrs. John H. a plush villa. In concentric circles of power. ■oil ieonservatlon for an Indian Mrs. Barths Nevera, RFD, Wap- But Ostrinaky secs a serious dif­ little feet ia town WTIC—IMU Radio Lane WHAY—Polks Parly _ mula for keeping the white race Outlined against the murky sky -Ing; Mrs. Dorothy Ounkel. ficulty ahead tomorrow in arrang­ delivered in a truck loaned by W D R S ^ I Rolby WTIC—National Radio Fan Club e their ancestry and the race of Gould, a disk Jockey of New York’s For government oRicials in White man crapy, Cut dpwn pure, dominant and safe from . were'dark green hills of a nation Olton; Mrs. Oeorgi* Miaki, 7 ing for the pick-up o f tha items Perrett.and Glenney trucking com­ . . strong, supple WGTH-I.C.O. Coif , WDRC—Disk Derby their Wives. Then borne are told Station WMGM appealed for funds charge of the planned economy trees. Make big teepee, Pfow hill. pany, — WGTH—Boslon vs Orioles they have been classified as na­ race war im a land where whites being occupied for the first' time Rosemary PI.: David Wellta, if more amall trucks are not made Sl4S*- last midnight. Within an hour and there is an order called "the ban­ Water waah. Wind blow soil. Oraaa Meanwhile, the Manchester Jun­ lesthers, firm WHAY—Suburban Serenade tives. sre outnumbered negrly five tp in its turbulent history. gone. Door gone. Windows gone, Marie Bears, 42-Ward flt. Rock- available. He aaid he has definitely TCOS-Record Renew WHAV-NIght Watch a half "B ig Joe" had pledges of ner of .work," yielding from 10,000 ior Chamber o f Commerce today RhiHit ^ I C —National Radio Fan Club If their wives are natives they one, • to 50,000 marks. 'Top men in the "The first moment of drama Whole place gone. Buck gone. Pa­ vUle. been promised only six truck# and coaetruction, ------Baaeball Matinee $690 toward the $1,000 he set as announced that* it plana to send IQM Ri^o^lAne WDRC—Disk Derby. become natives. But no one has police received 40,000 marUs when Get Ready For Fall! came when Gen. MacArthur poose gone. Bi^aw too. No pigs. ADM ITTED TO D AY: Mrs. Anna declared many more would be and soles that WGTH—Boston vs Oriniss a goal. a second group of volunteers lo been able to ascertain exactly the decorated with "the medal for walked up the gangplank and No com. N«/ plow. No hay. • No RudakIva' Olaatonbttry. needed. •tlS- . TWO DROWN AT OLD LYME Our expert dry cleancts are aet to Putnam Monday to help residents match tha atamina arts of town. The body of John Warren, Chief Justice of the Unit­ prizes distributed each year. In years. You could feel the in’ grass.' Hufialo eat grass. Indian with furniture to donate, picking W K ^ i^ e w a ; Bpeite - nishinEs with usual Thrifty care and Elmore Sweet,'•'48 LCglon Rd.; a But ill announcing'thia, Joseph ing them. Chboae ffom Itie— "How can . we go home and tell EklWards, 70, of Old Lyme, was ed States will speak at the annual 1954,’ the total outlay for this cate­ tensity of this man atlmulate the eat buffuo.'’ Hide make teepee. it up and bringing U back to the W DI^^Newa WRAY—Nils Watcb our families that we are now na­ son to Mr. and Mrs. JamCa dozens of handsomt WPC—Rational Judle Fan Club foupd In a marsh at Great' Island conference of federal judges from gory alone was 2.200,000 marks. dispatch. BrinK ’em in soon to our crowd like a current of electricity. Make inoccasin. Indian no make • WOTH—Newo tives and that they will probably It waa MacArthur’a hour _ of a terrace/ No build dam. All time Moriarty, Eaat Hartford; a aon to WDRO* He served in the Caps Cdlorsd neither guilt nor regret, pain/nor Mrs. Ida Hall. 128 Green Manor SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 WHAY-Nlla Wnten 4U MADf ST— MI 9-% U » resentment—only an a ^ ln g , $. CUTS W M »I Oa Pact IwR tm e-M cO ee and MollU Corps in two world wars, Ha 1063 MAIN ST. Workmen are now busy pointing Rd.; Mrs. Anna Cardini and AND MOBS WDRO—Mooda tor Romaneg watchful, animal-like' paHence. and redecorating the upper a ^ . daughter. 35 Morse Rd.; Mra. 4. P U iV n iZ H U A V K i r WGTH-London MelOdlea You felt that only time w ^ ld re­ tower floors of St. Jamea’ Church, JoaephIne St? - Pierre, 180 Center •. MULCHif TURF U t«»- - veal what the patience stood for. the Rev. John F. Hannon aaidHo- WHAY-h m OAKLAND STREET. St.; I Charles Hunter, 67 Ardmore Downtown Cleaners “ 'HoW did those little ^e n ever day. The project will take approxi­ Rd. ' WINDOW SHADES think they could gel ^ 'a y with mately five weeks .to complete. DISCHARGED TO D AY: Mra. , U iU o o sn U7’ ion,e. white-uniformed sailor Meanwhile, daily . Mqasea are Mary Nickerson, 57 N. Park St., ■^lAY-Nila Watch WASHAM.E open As Usual Ovqt The Labor whispered. j being held in the lower church. Rockville; Kathryn NSdeau, 31 ai^Jfena However, Sunday’s Masses are Ridgewood St.; Nancy Trask, J>r 0—Nawe: Almanoe ‘The third highlight came when WpTU-Ntirat INTEKSTATE Day Weekend 7^* M. to 9 P. M. said in both the upper and lower Slaat Hartford: Mrs. Margaret MacArthur began a in in g the sur­ floors. U ill— render documents.'/ He turned to Tracy and son, 43 E. Middle 'Tpke.; WHAY—Nils Walch AQUA SHADE Painting ia being done by John Richard Simmons, 8 Flowar St.; a i n ita WTV^-Sport Final 1 Gen. Walnwright / with a warm SH O E DEPT., M FLOOR fREAR) WDRC—Night Owl M W Made to Order Narden of Hartford. Armand Dancoase, 183 Autumn SL ID f ODlTiR Sf., MANCHESTBt RMWrS . - WGTH—Bporu Report #2el9 With Four Rollers smile and handed/him the first of Feajtudng Farm Fresh “ the six pens he/used. Then he **WHAY—Bymphony ■ In tha Might looked deUberajely, '.steadily and WTIC—dtnrllght Serenade WDRC—Danes Orchestra E. A. JOHNSON coldly at the Jkpahbae'before go­ Sms WGTH—Dance Band 'Fruit and Vegetables ing AH' with I ma s l^ n g , 'That ...COMES nnOT! ^ w tlA Y —Symphony In the Night PAINT GO. geatura waa^or Bataan, for ‘Cor- B^IC—Marlli^i Serenade regldor—and the Japanese caught Reliable sick room WDRC—Du m Orchestra 11^99 Alain SU TcL MI-9-45^ -CMS n RfenteRie tv - Its significance fully. I toiHieetfeet itAtt.MtiCM l "Silence Yell over the spectators ^equipment Available X as the two. Japanese signatories when you need it! . put their/namea to. the documents. •' They sifmed with Oriental alow- Keeping up with the latest scientific developments .. ness. /Doffing his black ailk top- lUlL t'll. . w t have the highest quaUty, moat dependable lOFTREI * per, F'orelgn Minister Mampni ■tek room equipment available. Shige-initsii sat with his wooden It ~ leg ntlffly ^tended before him. FOR YOVE HEALTH — ALL WAVS! a i G A N T IC '< The/ diplomat missed the Inkwell J with his first thrust of hiS' pen. PINE LENOX PHARMACY B A N T L Y OIL - Then he laboriously scrawled hia r nSme on both documents—« copy 288 E. Center St. (Oer. Lenes) UUM DH WEEKEND M EM ! •' for the AlU'eSi one for Japan. ^ / "The right hand of Gen. Hoahl- T E L M I9 -0 m This is an oipportunity to repair your lawn damaced ;jiro Uraezo, Japanese Army chief n l M|t, Im II 9 159S i of Staff, shook slightly aa he-added m ROCKVIIIf >;.?i77 by the burning, summer sun. \ -/ his signature. Nothing the rainbow "k ,r«. ' * ' / row of ribbons on his dress uni- iiLt-ii-iKi 'irS! I .y d . form, an American apectator wlae- sc o n AND OtflER GOOD cracked: 'Whipped everybody but the United States.’ . GIRLS' DRESSES "The Allied signatories signed \ GRADES OP LAWN SEED Bright wash fabrtea la abUda, ; quickly, one after the other. TEACHEB KNOWS! prints, plaids. Wzoo 8-4x, T-14. * " ’Let us pray,’.’’ said MacArthur, S jtite iff p/m ei ^ x\d - "That the peace be now restored lYa^been proven t ^ t otodenta TOeaers and chubby atylea. From n to the world and that God will • DO M6RE w o r k $1.98 LIHE — FERTILIZERS . preserve It'always. These prtoceed- please be sure inga are closed.’ « GET BETTER GRADES "The worldwide blood bath at wrhen they nae.» typewriter. GIRLS'SKIRTS ' last waa at an «nd. The boat la waah fabrics la prints, " 'Then came the apine-tingling ROYS' SHIRTS pUilda and ■eflda. Sisea 8-Sx, 7-14. > t h e y 'r e ^ Start the imxt school or cellego FOR FLOOD VICTIMS climaxr , Forty-alx great-winged BROADCLOTH . . . .Solids and From* *S2i^^8 Superfortresses swept over the y^gr right with a Marlow portable. prints. Pinks, mint, maize, blur. > fleet like high graceful birds. And ' ■ ■ T ' Sizes 4-18. From ...... -> $ 1 .9 8 -VfHEEtJARROWS ~ behind them rdared the 3rd fleet’s COTTON FLANNEL . . . Blight GIRLS'RLOUSES * fighters, dive-bombers Imd torpedo plaids, and prints.' Sizes 4-18. Trim, washable stylao. A ll colors. planes. From . . . ^ ...... S I . 9 8 F r o m ...... S I .98 X oiNi GAtpQ4 CARTS * -"They flew over the massed ' decks of the Missouri In wave BOYS’TROUSERS - after wave, until the whole bay CHINOS . . . Gray, tan', green. GIRLS' SWEATERS “ throbbed. The battleship seemed UW N ROUERS — INCINERAT' STURDY WASH FABRICS. Sizes Njdoa, Orloa. Wool. SUpon and oar- ; i - almosjt to rock with the sound, of RE HAVE ALL THE FGUIJR MAKE dlgaaa. Brightly trinuHod atyleo. ■ i ;* their passing. There never waa a ...... ” ” ’ $ 2 .9 8 T o r GABARDINES , . . Solids, splash , 8-4 mad 7*14. F r o m .... $1.98 ' - more atirrlng flight, and it ahoOk itterns. Charcoal gray, green, growing f^ t the 'hearts of tha sailors and -sol- FORTULES IN STOCK I Bne. RAYONS and TOUGH, SYN ­ - diers. It choked them with the THETIC FlBms, ^zes 8-18. ACCESSORIES 3 pride of kinship in victory and $ 2 .9 8 Slips (eotton and ayloa)/ aoefca, X made them feel aa if they were Little Yaakoa ahoea, uaderwear, swallowing thair stomachs. . CORDUROYS .. . .^Ilds, checks, ■plaah patterns. 8>dx froqi $ 1 .9 8 pockotbooha and denim play * “ There la no way to describe elotheo. . r that myatic exultation. It gripped 8 -18 from $ L 9 8 everyime. You felt suddenly that » tha ink on th^ documents, lying ■ df* Trucks W ilL Cover All Streets In Town. " momantarily forgotten on the STOP lOSSfS WITH YOSK PSOCISS * table, meant nothing.' And that the -5 BOILFROOF NAME TAPES

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IIANCraeaTBB S V IW O HERALD. MANCBESTSB, CO^., FRU>AY, SEPTEMBER t. 1956 K BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER *,^1965 ■' reistrr ly aqgagtd in plotting to infil- DroOflles tifully appointed with flowera and catad In the pest that tha bUl for trmta the'aebools ot America w i^ was unbearable, and yet it had a small Wedding cake. Shd was Culture Swap NHRR Seeks By ROOBR nUOB Amount to $1,655 Town Sited bydd^vhitects; construction of thq bridge coNild be Ibh inaidioua aubvarslon.^ baauty in it. preeented with a Martha Washing­ met by uae of money avallohle to ton bedspread , in a beige tone and WHY PAY MORE? T^^ routine condonation '■ But the hurricane cocktail of From Arms €ut Tidks $17,556 for the Reeerva Fund for future capi­ Because of the Labor Day week­ an orchid corsage. Sm why AlbfotB sold moro onto Insoraoct Jump on U.S. tal expenditures. The balance in the finally bagan to trouMt some of Augugti 19S5, with a dash of eun, Frid Asks $4i^OO Damages end, the Manchester Audtion'Mart Miss GatU will be married Bept. BY JAMBS MABLOW i^Irom what he told them later tbat fund is spproximatejy $82,000 tha mora conadantlous members a dash o f wind, and a base of far 17 in St. James' Church to Alfred thcM ooy efhor compony bdsMi on diroet writtoo _IpCtalM VGGli# tMC will not be open Sunday as usual, A P News AzMlyst Ruasia's answer to the Americaa Moscow, Bopt 2 (Fih—Tha Rus- rsisad by an annual two mUl tazi, o f one o f th'aM griiit-yatarans or- too much water, was, after all, Bertusei of GlsstWikury. Wsehlngton. 2 (Pi—With proposals might depend bn the Bolton., 8spt'*2 (BpVctol)— Eh-Oon Thursday, Sept. 8, gt thaCooi' ,Notch Bridge etsstwlralty wlU tall y s « the but instead the market will reopen sept. aiana claim now to hava takan tha levy over the past faw y e z » F z^ Just a’ mbnat'-osity. We could se­ EoSfflSra'AND YOU'LL FIND AllaUte. the com p^ fouaded complete politeness in the first big American answer to Ruaaia’a plan. bets, Frid and Preiritce, Hartford munity Hall. ment from, this fund would ayoM tfw esadltlsa a»d lote of 9 0 m ganisatlona, with |^he rbauU that Monday at 2 p.m. inittothro to the matter o f Bast- wateh. __ lect one or two perfect days, but Tibetan aristocrats wear elon­ by Bears, offers rates uiusUy lower tosn test of their good Intentions since Eisenhower had profMicd that West cultural axehangsa to ton- architectural firm, has antsred a Democratle Oaocoa Bolton. Sept. 2 (Spectol)—The borrowing or a slsealbla they organized a special cohunit- Sales yesterday . apiounted to gated silk sleeves hiding their fin­ — a r e ^ y better auto insurance value! the aam attoe, pro the Geneva- "summit" conference, the United States and Russia ex­ The Democratic caucus will ba BXFERT WATCH BEFAIBB that would merely be tp salute a prove intamationat raiations, and suit against Bolton claiming dam- New Haven Kallroad haa preZanted the mill rate due to this rB O M rr tae to undertake a study of Sl.e&S.lO according to mart offl- gers to show their hands are not caa count on AUsUte for finest ^ S ts a the United Btstes and Russia have change complete ' blueprints on they charge the U.B. State Depart­ held Monday. Sept. 12 at tha 0>m- dishonesty. They were- stolen UNESCO, and report on it. Their ciali, with tomatoes the only com­ their livelihood, says the National and fa st fair cliUm aettlemants throughout thp United Btntas Jiow talked face to fgee elmoet a their military forces abd eetabliah- ment to laggard. agar o f $4,000. Tha claim arises munlty Hall at 8 p.m, according MU ot 817.SSe.0t to Bolton for EOONOMirAL BERVlOB Geographic Society. study has taken 18 months, and from September. As for the other modity being sold: Records show And CnnAdAe week about disarmament. mentr. Then each would' 1st tha With tourists moving Into tha out of a dispute over the bill ren­ to an advertisement publlsbad yes­ Its share of tha coat o f the Notch that 855 heif bushel beskets. in­ ■ Net result: No Solution yet. other fly over iU territory to check terday by Town Committee. Chair­ " s s s r a s . ^ their n O t goes to the American days, dog is tpp fine an animal to Contact your local Allstate InauraaM £®;,^***?'* Boyist Union by the hundreds from dered by the firm for plans for *fi bridge completed this spring. **»••••••••#••••♦•••*• * cluding 464 No. Is, went at a high None in eight. But then, none wee Ita honeety and accuracy from tha West and East, Soviet propaganda addiq.6n to tha local Elamentary man R. KneCland Jones Jr. Legion c^vention coming soon in be given any derogatory associa- FRANK LANGMACK — Ml 9-5450 Oonstructlon costs according to of 13.45, a low o f .12.45 and an expected from thia meeting in a rir. ' t It thumping thia theme. School which .were rejected by the Help Needed ^••••*««******^***** ; Uon with them. They belonged, if average of |3. subcommittee of the United Ne- These were some of the Betalls tha accounting of th j rallroqid were _ _ •«»••«•«•••••••••****** Miami. You're in Good Hondi with Typical u a comment in New townzpeopto. ' Larry Flano, promoter of m Sood ATI^NTION! *••••••*«••••*••*•**•*•• Tha atud^committce was head­ anywhere, to the genus skunk, an As usual the Charter Oak S t, tione in New, York. A little pro­ Btaasen gave the Ruesiana for Times, the Soviet rofalgn affairs The bill which the EYid-. firm relief benefit in thia tovi(n, has 882,901.07 of which the railroad’s Coinr ******************* animal which deluges the inno­ market will not be open today or gress would be pretty good. •They cairylng out the President's idea: weekly, which claims that ‘‘aven maintains waa figured in accordv issued sn,appeal for the help o f all share amounted to 818.749.17 or ed by Ray' M i^hy of New York, •A Curley Q* Saturday. still have time to do lomethlng. cent when their backs are turned. Seeks Pleee hy Pleee Swap in Its coldest phsas the ’cold .war’ anca with the StatJment o^ Ber- willing townspeople at a planning 50.91 percent. Included to the MU 785 MAIM $T. past national commander. And As you probably guessed the Q in A p iS Y I I T E Exploratory Expeditloa Offices 'flTH^INSiM UtNCB COMFAHY^ Ths two couAtrlea would ex­ could not freese out tba profound vices to be Rendered by ArclUCectr.------meeting— to — be------held —at the— Cotn- rendered the town was a propor­ It finds that \h ere is nothing Coincidentally, Uys is the great­ thLs Droodle it a Girl Q and be- Bo far neither the United States change information piece by piece, and historically rooted mutual w iusd to o « u*« of Honor Miss Gatti and Schadule' of Minimum Feet' munity Hall at 8 p.m. today. tionate share of coats,of super- ^11 HAWS dtopotcboo cfoditod to IC ^ communistic or subversive about est year for skunks we hqve ever side.'i getting herself a fancy LIFE nor Russia has bought — nor has not all at ona crack. After eaito-tot- sympathy o f the pawles o f the Complying with Fai): Practice, oth­ Larry hopes the group will back vision giving the total MU s i F orken t ^StofSa?«Sttod » " ‘“ i.RSKY seen. Home Permanent she’s had her either'relMted what the other change the two aides would cheek U.8.A. and the U.B.8 .1C” * erwise known 'as the Blue Book, a suggestion that it be held Bept. stated. ^ S d >lao IlM Mat B*wa mblUbcd nm. U N ^ C O , and th'kt the normal eting up to ints liny tail manicured and'la wearing At Two Showers offered. The meetins each other. Then, finding they were New Timea welcomed visits of waa in the sum o f 83,500. The town $ and has been able to offer the **Cn rtoMo of ropobUcjIuin of W>«ctol charges against it are completely .point has been a kind exploratory The Boart) o f Selectmen voted Ideel location. s;/| roomel bofte .aro *t»o rexirod. an exotic perfume called “Q-pid's both , honest, they give each other Congressmen and cobblers to the in appointing a school Building uae bf the Rainbow Club BsUlrooni Delight." h e r e 's a story behind expedition into each other’s mind. last night to present the I^Hi for recently renovated nt 190 groundless. What th^xLeglon spe­ more information Znd check on Soviet Union. It pratoe^ numerous Cominittaa laat October voted for ita consideration. East Center Bt. and one of-| D O Y O U R run oerrle* cU(ttt of N. to this. You see,' this Q used to be an Miss Lena 6 atti, 14 Florence Bt.. Neither offered anything basically suggestions to the American press coMsiderstion and action o f the an- cial committee did fitm was tha^ that. 81,200 to cover' expenses o f ob­ Bus BoUtes Tuesday flee at lOOV't Fast Center St. A Thought for Tbday O. but she fell in love with a snob­ was honored with two bridal pew. * for expansion of exchange viaiU. School bua routes will be printed **iK.a5ho UNESCO has been subject to .showers this week. Tuesday eve­ In this first inning of what may In Aifieiican plafiee flying over taining preliminary plana fo r an Vacant Aug,. 80. Both on bish Z who wouldn’t have any­ Rusala there would be Ruaaien ob- "The State Depeirtraeht," saya addition, i^ a n the final bill was In the' ' H eralf on Tuesday: GAMBLING 'savage organized attac|< bn a thing to do with a letter as com­ ning she was the guest of honbr be a long bail game .both sides New Times, "J*kdglng from Amerl- ground floor. Could be made | aervers. There would be American presented, a special Towm Meeting Parents have been asked to watch I Into one office. Apply national and local scale,” ih W'hich Thought ot You mon as an O. So she contacted a. at a shower given at the home had a turn at bat. Each Was can press reports, la being flooded for them since significant changes CUtCULATIOiat of Mrs. Peter ^ a k in Olaatonbury, WMtmmioumMmtm observere to Ruaaian planes flying refuaefl to appropriate-M-nddition- some particularly vicious Ameri­ Our good friend, Leila S. Mar- disgruntled R and talked him into standing on a plan offered pre­ over tjil* country. Both countries with plena for closer Intercourse have been made. at the race track, pon’f fw a * going into business,as a P. And sister of the bride groom. Mrs. MTBMfi r"f r* ^ viously. Thia did not necesarlly al amount to pay the Frid bill in AT LoW ntICES i H. J. TROTTER Me nrhen yen bay n neen ear. staller of Freeport, Maine, died nPt could' take photographs and use with the U.S.S.R. full. “ can hate groups, themselves Kiuch then she thought his tail which .he Esak was assisted by her three mean they might not agree on ‘‘Most of the proposals sub­ electronic equipment for-checktng. The architecturai:\firm is being •Maacheeter Evening HemM 88 SUMMIT ST. ' Come en In and aee this MSI more un-American than mosf. of long ago, but she will always live wouldn’t need anymore being ap sisterr. , some parts o f. each other's plan mitted have serious aims. There is ' Flymeuth Cmnkrehk 4-DeeC iMsUr BvaoinC'liarm In addition each side would let represented by the legal firm of Bolten oorreepondent. Mbs. Joai the things they select for ht- in our hearts. Recently I ran across he was going to be a P 6:K explained in tome detail what Eis­ inson (Kan.) Newa-Herald wanU pose : Also to-check on the informa­ doing its work, it found this at­ live little O became such a Q-Ue. ated baaket.- Friends and relatives to invUs a group of Russian wheat legal representative in-the case of others, enhower had to mind at G ^ eva tion given and warn if tbey thought since he presented an opinion in tack coming toward itself, and were present from Manchester, when he offered his aerial ip|pec- farmtrs next year. Then then is \ ■ . . 1 Hartford, Windsor Locks and there might be a surprise attack. July that the bill was valid and TOWNE GLEANERS A thought of you, a prayer ascends GREEN STAMPS tion plan to the Russians. A t that an invttafion from the bome|iuiId‘ from some sources within the Le­ Niirsery School Glastonbury. Many beautiful Sobolev tor hla part wanted to should be paid. The Board of ■atai:d*r “ Andx reaches out beyond all ends time Elsenhower spitoe only in know what the United States Ing 'asaoctotlon to axetaange Zrchi R gion itself. Its-members found household and personal gifts were given W11 H CAjH SAi E$ tectural exhibiUoins with the Selectman haa retained Harold Of urcumatance and time and received and Mrs. Esak served a general terms. thought about the propoaals made Garrity of the firm of Butler, Clearance that their own •‘intelligence, in­ hy Ruaaia last May 10, since the U.8.S,R.; also a plan for'an Ameri­ rrUtoy.^ Boptambor 2 space Opens Wednesday delicious buffet supper from a The details given by Stassen Volpe, Garrity and Sacco to defend CLEANED tegrity and loyalty to the Ameri­ To lUMt you In whatever place United States hasn't given a final can opara company to perform in 2S% OH SI M l D lilM Rton Finitars table decorated with fall flowers were the moat InferesUng devel- MoacoW" and for Soviet artlats, the town in this case. can t«gion and to America” was The need is yours for love like mine Mdnehester .'opment in what otherwise seemed reply. The Russians proposed that: Miaplae^ Sympathy The Center ' Nursery School and matching linen. muaiciana, actors and sportsmen to The writ, served by-Deputy PRESSED BEAUPRE being questioned. They report To Join J^ou 4n the Love Divine. like a dull wSek. All that went The armed forces of the United Sheriff GOodwin M. Jacobson, is $oiM oEO-of -a-klHd; s w im eomplot* sots But# PoUpa Oommlssioijer. John opens Wednesday, Sept. 7, at the ‘ITiursday noon. Miss G'atti'a oo- Plumbing & Supply Co. States, Russia and Red China be tour the United Btatea.” that ’'the pressures which have Center Church. On Tuesday, Sept. workera at the Travelers Insur­ on was not known. . The Ameri­ retumablS to Hartford County Any plain to>lf- dreee ** A thought\x>f you, and in that reduced to no more than IMi mil­ There are reports here that the MOTORS, Inc. C- Kelly announeat that an undia- been .put on us are without parents who have already reg­ ance Co. honored her with a lunch- can and Russian delegations met famed Boeton Symphony will come Court of Common Pleas when it light coat. prayer \ behind closed doors with Britain, lion men, those of Britain and convenes .Tuesday. CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES 858 EAST OBNTBB ST. eloied number of unmarked atate precedent in the long and honor­ istered their children 'are re­ France to no more than 650,000, to Moscow next year and there la Goodness am| beauty everywhere quested to bring them . to the France and Canada. a promissd visit by American vio­ OoUerttng Auction Items BtANCHESTEE, CONN. polled cruiaera will be patrolling able history of the American Le­ Gleam like thh arch across the sky and those of all other nations to' 848 MAIN ST. Lew Ovwrlieed,Yeu Sewe. school sometime between 9 and 11 Arkady A. Sobolev, Russia's a maximum of dfiO.OOO. linist Yehudi Menuhin, who caused Mr; an^ Mrs. Albert Smith of Vtk atate hlghwaya thla I^abor Or like the sm ts ships pilot by. M l 9-8084 Thursday 'tU • gion." a.m., for an Interview with the chief delegate at the meeting, lis­ After ‘ an agreed-upon disarma­ a Sensation In concerts here' in NO' South Rd. are aoquirihf: a finb col­ : 501 E. Middle TEnmike— Tel. Ml 3-5187 Eventnge Until 0 F. M. In God's own Way tp jguide your Launderette Service. 7 Day weekend.' He a«ya thia wiW .be nursery school teacher, Mrs, tened for most of the week but ment plan had been carried out 75 vember, 1945. lection of items for the auction Batardaye Uatil 8 P. M. One can forasee, for the ap­ feet .'■ \ Opee.DaNy 10:00-5:00-^ve«1ii^ 7:30*8:30 an effort to atem the tide of ac- Richai^ Jackson.. "1 - yesterday he spoke his piece. He per cent there should be a ban on they will conduct on Sept. 10 at proaching convention, certain Where faith and Hght in gladness eidenta, in w-hicb unlawful speed Mrs. Jackson wiU be assisted wanted to know what the United the use of nuclear weapons except United Methodist Oiurch for tjie lines o f battle, In which prejudice meet. V this year by Mrs. Paul Amea, in States had to say about the dla- to resist aggression. When- dts- Church School Building Fund. I: ■i playa so large a part. Pickle Picker Pack and hatred, with the very basis of Mrs. Henry Mallet addition to two of the mothers of armament plan Russia offered last arnrfament, according'to the plan, Tha auction will be held on the II A t the same time, the Commla- their own existence and operation Sponsored By The Manchester children attending the school. May. was complete, all nuclear weapons church grounds where construction Council of Churches.X Center Nursery School meets Reporter* got an Impression should be banned completely. Pick Wrong Patch is already in progress from 10:30 aitmer apparently feels required being ^Uleiigcd, will seek to \ . J-.------Monday through priday from a.m. throughout the day. Lcnch to state that! \ roiighhouae this report, based on NAMED BOUCE f^HlEF to 11:15 a.m. A t the present time will be served on the grounds. EMERGENCY They confessed they kidnsped^nd " I want it definitely understood actual study and knowledge, out the enrollment ia filled, but. names Deckerville. Mich., Sept. 2 (JPh^ People viho have itenu they will OILRURNER that wb are not setting out to West Haven, Sept. 2 fyPi—John will be accepted for possible future Greenlease Bills k i l ^ Bobby and they were ex­ A pack ot pickle pickers almost donate to the auction are asked to of tha convention hall, and leave ecuted. get in a parcel of trouble picking trap mbtloriaU during Ihla experi­ E. Monahan has been n am ^ police vacancies. Mrs. Kobert.W. Taylor, contact the Smiths at Mitchell SERVICE the Legion's previouB resolutions 20 pecks of picklei in the wrong HNE lENOX PHARMACY ment. But-we are going to make chief by the Board of Police Com- 503 E.-Center St., may be\con' Found ill Chicago 9-4092. 299 EAST CENTER ST. CORNER OF LENOX ii'> of condemnation of 'UNESCX) un­ missionerB. M organ , acting chief tacted for information concerning pickle patch. Oaadidates Await Caucus CALL an effort to weed out the chronic disturbed. But one can hope that since the State "'St/preme Court the school. Bolton State Rep. Herb Clements had Chicago, Sept. 2 (iP)—The Chi­ offered free pickles from hia, patch Robert Treat of Bolton Center vlolatpra, tho careless motoHsta the rank and file membership, on rqled that lA. Michael Onofrlb waP Rd. has filed a bid for the .Repub­ WILLIAMS illegally appointed chief last Octo­ BTATE MEETS CANCER GOAL cago Tribune said today three bills to people wiillng to pick them. r and those ^ o operate without re­ being offered a touch o f light, will Lake Reopened ^ m e Detroitera heard of the lican nomination as a member of gard for the other fellow on the ber, thus moves up from lieuteji' from the missing $303,720 of the the Board Of Ftnance. Filing dead­ OIL SERVICE not deliberately turn back to­ ant. Onofrio was named to suC' New Haven, Sept. 2 (iPi— Con­ offer and drove out to Deckerville. Greenlease kidnap-murder ransom They pulled up to what they line for nonilnation on the Repub­ W^iwmy." ward the dark. A t least the mere «ee«l< Police Chief James P. Can­ necticut gave $575,82L to the By Test Results lican ticket for town office Is to­ M I-9 -4 5 4 8 II In recent years, there seems to American Cancer Society's fund money had been found in Chicago. thought was the Clements patch bacr-TO-SCHOOL non, who the court held was re­ fact that such a study has been and started picking. ~ day. The party caucus will be held haine arisen sliima theory that tired illegally. Cannon sued for rt' drive for 1955 the Connecticut di­ The FBI confirmed the report. made, end hae dared to reach such Bolton. Sept. 2 (Speclal)--Dr. The pickle farmer who owned th en la aomething wrong, Inktatement but died before a de' vision has announced. It's goal waa The Tribune' said that after the conclualoits, doea tha Legion cleloa waa reached. $468,000. Allan A. Leventhal haa announced the patch asked what they thought ethically and Jegelly, about “ Uap- discovery more than 30 FBI they were doing. MORTON'S'.. .value leaden in sdiool shoes tredit; that the State Department of ping-inotoriata,’' who are violating agents, who have been seeking the "Picking free pickles," one re­ money for nearly two. years, had Health labpratoriea have approved plied. th e ^ w , by ttte use o f poUee Bara s p e c ia ls been assigned to aid bank em­ • Mob Scene In Argentina -A 'iBolton Lake for swimming. Sam­ T^he farmer told them the' Clem' n i which ;do not advertise their own ployes to checking $10 and $20 ples of water taken from the lake ents patch waa six miles to the A T YOUR DRUG STORE presence on the highways The act, on Wednesday, was bills. last week have revealej in tesUng east. Mottwlata, acoordlng to tWa easy to analyze. The dteUtor ot A woman clerk in th.e Federal that the chelnical and bacteriologi­ He said they could keep the pickles. thep«3^ ought to have •'fair yrarn- Argentina, appa^Cy no longer Reserve Bank of Chicago dis­ cal count iZ normal. ,S ADVFRTISfD IN LIF[! • LOOK • POST • COLLIER S • FARM JOURNAl covered a $20 bill ttiat waa part ,_The news comes just in time for quite hlmaelf, but still addicted to ihg^'’that they are in danger 6f of the ransom money, the Tribune that last aeries of swims at the arrest If they violate the law. the same methods which he said. After she reported thla. the lake before summer ia officially The opposite side of this same origbially eatabliehed himself and bank ordered the day’s receipts— over for the children. It will also be LBT US nLL YOUR INOM H AM BU itO INT PEN ar between 300,000 and 400.000 bills coin Mye that if a motorist thinks by which he has repeUad previous Prior Sale welcome hews to Bolton ’ Lake rechecked. Then two others were House patrons who will be using threats to his career, was putting ha sees the road clear of law an' found, the story said. its public beach over the Labor FOUNTAIN PEN forcement agents, he should then on n weU-msnsged show of popU' WtTH A This would be the biggest single Day weekend.. be enUtled to break the law with lar strength. find in the long search for the 'Unforiunately, it ie too late to Impunity. First, he announced his own missing money, ' although bills allow completion of the Red Cross- Smart. ~ cap and trim, have started popping up in recent PTA swimmliig program .which By this theory, he is required to willingness to resigh. Lest any' "RINGFOLIO’’* Red leather strap alzes Favorite red strap for tha Im stael point for tfflooth writing weeks. One $20 bill was found had an enrollment of about ISO lo­ CALLED FOR AND 9 to 3. to young set. Sizes 9 to 3. obey the law only when he hap' body get the wrong Idea, and fOR THEIR Aug. 4 in Minot, N. D. Two bills cal children this summer. DELIVERED PROMPTLY Choica of maiMn, blaek « Met. pens to see‘iu law enforcement start, cheering, there were, ad' were found this week at the 1, AT NO EXTRA CHARGE An attractive d u rM t all metal, s * agent close by, ready to arrest vance marching orders for all the w NOTES and PAPERS Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Longer wearing case with'reliable 404ir. move­ hiiR if he does .violate the law. organised groups which have The Tribune said the FBI be­ ment and alarm. lieves the money now is being put GENERAL PiRo Pbaraiicy •That may not be the actual rea- plsyed the "mob” in previous 2 o r IR IN G ^ into circulation and FBI men re­ 664 CENTER AT. $2.69 Value $1.88VaHie aoning involved. But it ie the re­ scenes of the Argentine tragedy, ^ TEL..M1 S-M16 Perfect fitting FROM $T;39 to $15.00 portedly are checking a theory T V SE R V IC E sult. Our cov;boys keep a sharp They were marching to reject his that carnival workers have, started INGRAHAM to psaa the money; cya en thf highway they are offer to resign even before it had LARGEST SELECTION IN TOWN Days M A E A OaU PlRiLMOxPiMiiiiaoy Bobby Greenlease, 6, was kid­ 899 EAST CENTER ST. traveling. I f there\ts a poUca car. been made. He stood ready to Nights 04*93 Pin* Parta naped. Sept. 28, 1953, by Mrs. Bon­ TEL. m S-51M TEL. M l e-fiSM in sight, they keep to a reasonable welcome them with his prepared nie Heady and Carl Austin Hall. BPPER POCKET speed. When they see the road li retracUoh of his off el;, to .resign. EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES 12 clear of police, they step on the And, in the midst of this oj^gaii' gut. When they outwit the law Ized dembnstration on his own BINDER WATCH; thla way,, and scmv|Umes kill behalf, he proceeded to declare White face with eaq^^hHoad I aomebr^y else or kill themselves, full new war against his poUUcal 2 or 3 rin | . NyfonstitebadL btack numerals. Dependable that is. fine. But when eheihies. By all we can aee of the with bit, easy-open tab. Twe V 1 tmwAeeper. Chrome fMsheii play on the surface, then, it was handy inside pockets. ..happens to (mtwit them, 767 MAIN ST. I ^ lNCHESTER G I ^ ^Hsnubtstt/s Oldtst Fitutmisl InstttMtim^ 09 case. $ 2 .6 9 V s lu e ^ 3 9 '' there to e a ^ them speeding, another 'typical perfonUance, seem to .consider themselves en^ possibly the prelude to/another titled to righteous Indignation. 9pan 'of undisputed ,^ w e r for ■\ .AB/thls is a far cry fmm the Petojs. / , “t p M tfape" little vtUagwf.used YeE,\ln every sp^ dicUtorship, M8 C0IMT Davy Crockett to set, to drum. up busineee for there comes the moment w i ^ l o r fh i| RIGHT ISCHOOL BAGSl their JusUea cchirta. This is a the surface, ^ene become# a de- WHY DO SO MANY I PENCIL TABLET. I LEAD PENCILS business of life and death. Spaad crit and a lie. There comes the From u s shMtt of I Sihwtoaa lialili ia A START > ^ ■ * ■ * \ f a r P O T S is the number one killer on JUie point a f which the acting grows I food quality pi. I t K ) , ad, araiar.w. _ _ highways. Thosa who indulga in roechaniEal, and ihe mob grows _ ValuM .like this M odern G r 0iJ | R“ up - I IFt. nn. it, beyond 'tfialaw, w e either po­ bored-1^ . . indifferent: and when In SCHOOi •8ft$iiit-25^ sneuLSl29e tential murderers or potential the soehe itself lacks the touch PREFER SAVINGS and LOAN? Davy Creckett of real power it once had. It's s r n d G n a KUMIIT ^r. suicides.. The theo^. that • the LUNCH, KIT \ law mubtjnot. ca ^ , ihem at it, Everybody euspacta . that such i n Sapphire M ahogany > 3 pcs. FILLER PAPER S 9 -^ f FLASHLIGHT with pietniv ef -\. except 'h f approaching'^ them in A moment has arrived in Argen­ IwscNise savers knew woHkwkHe sovlngis benefits whem tkey 3-ceL Ourab Ie' FiM qaslily wtoa rulad \ ■tear. S hala punch- . Da\7 Ciochett«n •the manner which ' g i v « . them tina, but no one can. prove it. ' chrome nalah. metal ^ 4 9 ample warning to evade detec­ Everybody fhopee -PerOn’e power If you'ff young Bt htart you'll appreciate now idaas lik^Sapphita " Di f Table 49.75. Mahog- J 9 C riaibioearl E Q C cnae. • tion,. extends kindness and con­ has become a mere shell of its Mahogany . . a light, almost-whita 5ni$h . . that rnakat* thi* any\ Duncan Phyie double l i t 8Sgl PACK t f g * * tietionu. 7 sideration to .the wrong people'. former lelf, but ^nly ths final » Amerko't straamlinad modarii furnitura so unique; so easy to car# for and ' pedMtal style; usable as a . , AN oeceunts insured up to $18,888. / ' ; ‘ It more.properly belongs to their collapse of the #1^1 can validate dining-Uving table. Was finest chlldrea's shoes victims. Far from being -gainst this hope. And so\ong as he can ’Jiva withi Notica, “too. such features a$ plank tops, Vanatian mir- $69.51 . $ovc any amount, oey time. VISIT OUR COMPLETE PHOTOORAPHY DEPARTMENT ••traps,'* we’re M |ror having them plit on the act itMlf, and get Vor and polishad brats drawer pulls. See hidden details like dust- bigger and better. *■ _ V away with, it, there can, unhap­ • Bulb-fhoped heels for fine fit. proofing.throughout and center drawer guides that make opera- Maple ^ n e tte 49.95. 6 pcs. >2:99 * 2 S 9 with 30\ X ■42-inch table that ^ ^ Big V a l u e pily, be. no C u r a t e timing of the • Sedrnless bocks can't rip or tcor.\ ' tion of drawars aasy . . even whin filled. Double dresser base and DurabI* rubber lug toles Abd ghillie sites 9 to 3 final curtain. ' . extends \to 52 fhcTies- - long. Gadget BAGS A Touch Of Light • Mony styles with the Allenite Kuff-proef mirrdr, chast of drawers and full size Bad. 3 piieof'ata ragularly Four w^-seat chairs In­ 10 to 3 Prejudice does feed on Ignor­ - fi^ $209.00. \ ' ■ A Monstrosity cluded. ^'$ 6 9.5 Q > : ance, and hatred cannot live wlth- ' SLIDE TRAY out i t And nowhere on the Amer­ August, in what was. slated to Desk-Vanity Drexd “ FOR TDC SELECTION ican BcenV do we ipay a greater be e year of natural wea-her waa, W ise mbthers insist en Koli-sten-l| American knotty ' 3 .9 5 •BLIDE CHANGEE End Table. 22LS0> Mahogany 18th Bar Stool 4.95. Black steel frame,: piiie kneeho! deali 'or vanity HOLDS* Se SLIDES prise for-ignorance than in thbee wa are afraid, grotesque. It was quolHy and Kell-sten-As style Century wiwTiUted. tapered legs. red plastic upholstery, 29 inches mtije meetings of great organiza­ baae with 7 iWets, cabriole ciiyreet dhftdeed f ' " ■ ■ '• -w • . -)■ hotter than any medorn August, Wae. $39 '“high. Was $6.75. , - 4 - s y L v A n i a . , tions where:the lack of real and wettef than any Ahgttst. Tha W e know of tmhoMor yefue inch top. Wa& S p e c i a l 1 knowledge on the -.part of ' the hurricane .ej aeon opened far too .$ 110,0 0 . _:.-TtBny pried. many permits the successful early. The affect o f this mixture Cocktail Tabk 22.50. Matehes end Iron. Dinette 39.95. 5 pc. Black Cuahmaa Sofa | FLASHBULBS operation of the prejudice of weather on crops was to stunt, table above; sliding top'with stor- wrought iron witb glass-top table ; frame 3'iciuhioh Honns Mohday, Toeaday and Friday. 0 T D A V C $1 Oil kabed of a few. to blight, afid to bug everything. ^Jlge ip ^ e beneath. Was ^$39.95. 4 chairS'With yellow plastic seats^ Open UnW 5 P J f. . ^ atered in red-i rK 0 . 0 F $ | O A - S For many years, our great vet- If anybody has anything good to Waa $69.50. TRAYS textu^re. Was Wodneeday, Open V n «I Neon. ermifi organizations have given a say about this August, our ,AREG.4J8VALBt r Comnode 'iM e 17.95. Mahogany public dlsjfiay of this sort of columns are open. ,Boya' leather oxford with Boys' Scotch grain leath­ ” 1-ZU tWag^ zdepUifg resolutions right end table with.-, drawer ;and shelf. ’ neoUte ;K>le*. Sizes 6 H to er oxford. Sises 10 to 8 . Weather, we think, should ha Waa 124.75. ^ afitf'lift, with the rank and fUa of handled like good whisky. Vf* wswbei'iiilp praimit knowing vary like it straight. We remember an Ittle of tjM. true situations to' Augtut, not too many years age, TblveE, And p e r t iy the. favorite wUHl wae a real favprite with ,. i t e ^ cowfe atjcpet tu. It svaZ unbeabiSle. ' Cloudleez •A ths ooRieBtattBg day mcceeaed 'floudlw day. The ' tha ttolted NaOBos duet hiU been In a state of dust 299iAST6DITIRST;, Bifentlflr sod Cul- ao long It had ground Itself fine as a and powdery. The eun **«■ * mer- O PIN DAILY 8 AJd. te 18 P.M. cUaae red disk, which burned L».. . S' • •} V ; \ ■' '-"V. e. -/ 'd- ' ' Cl . 1 -..-I- •>' ) y '• y'i- ^ iiAMfmiCTfc.KmqNQiaBKtfJ). CQilll, fHIDAY, SEPTBMBE? t , 1 9 6 f K 6W IUNCHE8TBB BVBNIN6 HEBAIA ITANCRISTBB. CONN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 19M Admitted Slayer Pickets Croiss^ Now Shpwi^ 1^ jMve»]b Driver Burned W hen Trudit Overt iimB U.S. Clanips lid Flodd Fufid Donations By Of Son Facing On Information New York Trial On Flood Legislation Atty. J6hn D. LaBsUs ..$ 36404 13.00 Can ill Oregbii Mr., and Mra Leonard Mr. Mrs. Paul Dm * AnU’U* S. Vie^s From Hungary flanflstram fi.00 gth fi.00 ■alcm,'Ors., fidpt. 3-(# »—43ov, New York Sent, 2 (B—The(St— case BY THE ASSOCIATED FBESt Aiionysaeus ...... 7.90 E ll^ U l Me* at a manteUy disturbed woman, Paul Pattersm toM a union AHD I f c a o Washington, Sept. 2 'hte Washington, Sept, 3 (ff) -r. T)i6 Mr. and Mrs. Alax. Hack* r Lean **.«•. * —• ■•,,,, Who reportedly admitted die n a y ...... 10.00 Petland Florist ,/iv . spokesman yeaterday he waa pdw- drowned her*'3>^-ini9nth-old.. pon. United States haa clamped a lid on SengU’s 'Majority and Miaority Mr. aad Mra> Basil BotU . 6 .^ Harrr.Rhoder...... eHess to do anything nbtnit state* when Ite crying panicked her, goes fm s s lk s s j 'r ) tti« tmitoa a u tf* con- Golfer IBts Hungarian Information actiViUea Leaders today wars urg«6 to as­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank O r* Anna Parker ...... V owned vehiclea croasing the picket before n felony court judge today. 'M0 t m t Tfii MAIN n ttm tfit to provld* \olrt\uaiy full here' and proteeted Hungarian se­ sign ''high priority"' in ths ns*t vtni , . i ...... ; ...... 1040 Mr. aad Mfa. L. H. Mc­ line at fiaeretery of the Interior The mother. Mrs. Oiristlne yrateetlon on Um aon uid in th« cret poliea "harassment" against session of Congress to laglalaUve Mr- and Mrs. Harry, Straw 10.00 Intosh ...... McKay'a nutomOMle ngancy here Tegorid<|b, 23, was quoted ax 'con­ fir n o JapoaoOi wont until' IM l problems arising from recent New Inaa fieastrand t . , 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Frsd WUu* Holt, buatnesa agent at the fessing murs after she faked a kid­ T w o A ce s the American legation in Buda­ England ffoods. DrHWinflald T- Moyar .. 10.00 Itr ...... 5.00 to build up o dofonaive Air Korea H A FL IntemaUonml Aasn. of nap alarm tq cover up the elayiiig. pest. In identical Isttsra to Sens. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Arma K. % Bensons 2.00 Mnchmate Local, complained to She waa (ihatged ‘with homicide o a t Navy. Lyndon ■'Johnson (D-Ttg) •nff GUnaloiiskt...... 15.00 Anna Msssuooo ' ...... 3.00 n o AuMTlcan counter propooal In one'., half of tha double- George Slroie Pnttersoh'xpbaut atete cars’ tg- late yesterday. berraled action. Secretary of Funeral services for George Slr- Knowlsnd (R-Calif.), (Kctattd Mrs. Gartrude M. Trsat . 5.00 Roy Hagsdom Ssrvlcs .. 35.00 nbrlng piek4t-4hias at the McKay Her husband, Andrew, 33, n enlls (Or • J ^ mhom ground (orco In ICO Play from hU emergency headquarters Mr. and Mrs C. W. Larton 5.00 Manchsster ^ b llc Mar- •of no.M 6 organiMd in 10 trained State Dulles yeaterday ordered the ois, 54 Buckingham St., Hartford, 8rm and two 'Hithaf automoblla lunchroom countermen, told au­ Hungarian legation here to "cease who died Wednesday at Uncas-on- at Hartford, Conn., Sen.! Bush (R- Capitol Equipment Go., kst ...... 50.00 agandea. Machmuta want on thorities she had. been depressed r W e N eed i a t loady dlviaionO within about fOsaOsnad tr m Page One) Conn)'sald "it is svldept that this Inc...... 16.00 BUIy McDonald ...... 6.00 tkrooTcnn and a Japaneie manner all information* activities” except, Thames, will be held tomorrow at atrika last nranUi aKUie three since the h^rth of the child. " • those carried on within the.legSf 8 a.m. at the Merwfn, Leek and terrible dleaster IS golnff to requlrs .Mrs. Margarat Madden . , 5.00 Polish WomsB's Rosary placca after a braakdowii.Jn nc- Asst. Dist. Atty. Bernard M. Pat. Air Koteo o< 1.S00 ^anco by 1960, green where lie bagged hii second legislation in, a number of Selds Florence M, Maddeii .... 3.00 Soclsty ..r ...... 6.00 Borin AM In Aola Guard tion building. Sheehan Funeral Home, 35 Po- gotlatlona for new contracta. --. son of <}ueeiu Oninty. quoted the ace .with a No. ,3 Iron ant neither Most Stop Puhllcntion quonock Ave.,' Windsor, and fol- at the next eesSion of Congrsas. Mr. and Mre, Fred W. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tha govamby told Holt that pur; mother aa saying she held-Girhahy ' The Mg point that the Amort* 'caddies nor players saw it go into Initiated Stndlea ^ (teiaaler...... >...... 5.00 Obuchowslii ...... 10.00 can oOlclala trtw to put over w i^ That means the legation must lowsd with a requiem high Mese chaaa and narvtcing of ' ndw cars' K under water as she Waa gWlng hlin USED Uw.cUp.' ' atop ita distribution pf publica­ at St. Oabriers (Church at 8:30. Bush said he already had Initi­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Anonymous ...... 0.00 aad repair of state-owned vahiorea xArine Baxter a ^ itock Hudaon iter In "Oha Desire,” adapted hts first bath in a tub yeaterday ■higomltsu la that Japan e h ^ d L ‘(The pin was leaning to tha ated studies with a. view to pr^ Agnew ...... I.W Florsnoe'E Shaw ...... 10.00 advanoo beyond her preaent think­ left luckily.” he said, ‘'otherwise tions, except as they may be celled Bealdes his wife and son, George, ware iiandled through - bids, and froin'Opnrnd Richter's best-selling novel "Tacey Cromwall," now morning- for at the legation, including the of Windsor, he leaves two daugh­ paring leMslatlon "and txptet. In Mr. and Mrs. T- Walter Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ben- that contracts must ha fulfllfed da- ahowihg k t tha Manchester Drive-In. .The co-hit is "Untamed." an The mother originaRy ttfid police ing in tam a of a home dcfenM the bail might have struck it and cooperation with other SeMtora Relehard ...... U tM soii ...... 6.00 foroa and ahould think plan to glanced away." 8.000 to 10,000 copies of the msga- ters, Mre. Priscilla Estey of this aplta labor disputes. African atoiyin clnemaacope and color with Tyrone power and Susan that 9 mystery woman posing ns town and Mrs. Marcella lAMArr of representing the 6ood« • etrteken Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mra. Earl RuCt* n diaper saleswoman Invaded her taka ovar aome of the United ^'How did t feel? I was elated sine "New Hungary” it has been states, to have bills ready for in­ Priess ...... 10.00 Holt aal5 'wa'va hid trouble HnywnriL mailing monthly, It also must stop Rockville and five grsndihlldren. gera ...... S.wO with McKay every irear-since tha apartment, threatened to kill her Statea burden of policiiig Aaia. but In a date. troduction when Congress recon- E A. Johnson Paint CO. . 36.00 Nunsto lathonaco ...... 27.80 Tokyo and WaaHlngton arc In '"I had started so badly on the sponsoring showings of movie 61ms plant was organlaad. except In 1348 and then kidnaped the baby„from Mr. and Mrs. Lspn -A. Frank Hillary ...... 5.00 Hurtado, a 66-yaar-oM xamJel and his crib. OVER complete agraeinriit on one major 5th tee I'declded to hit the ball and photographic exhibits. '^*"I*hope you will trsat ths prd^ Thorp ...... 25.00 whan he signed the 1349 contract.’’ Woman Charged Mr. and Mra. U . f Ha repeated a: union elmrge that dancer, and that he had wUbid his- The body of the , of Pocono Manor, Negro and a white educator aald SMFD firemen were called and i for which he was treated. Some Ravndal), have from time to time been widely reported that France sonla. Mrs. Arline M a v er...... 10.00 Johnsoh ...... 5.00 '"Will Maaters, the agencies* at­ At least 13 were killed, crops purchase if it were not raised on Waterbury, Ansonia and Winsted Pentagon offlciala expect rela­ Pa.. W Ba ahot behind with 32-35-67. today there-are likely to be added hosed down the small truck and‘ nearby children got ice cream been placed under close surveil­ whas approximatelyXT-.,- 123.000 men in I> One purpose of the traffic ban. Misa Cora E. Iro n s...... 10.00 Mf.' and Mra. William torney,. said the shops had put into destroyed, communications dis­ her farm. irill remain open to Msist husl- ‘^OUR HOMETOWN NASH DEALEiP* Other leading scores early this the surrounding Area. Only .the I Which fell from the truck when it lance with their 'every move being affect a 32.10 hourly_wage and a rupted and more than 10,000 per­ tively . Httle tUffioulty in getting pupil tehavlor problems as race her North Africa territories. i -ccording to Lieut. Gruber, was to Mr. and Mrs. Levon Par- '’^tlon ...... 500 "M y anceators pioneered ' this ■sea and individual ' )t0me- Japan to apeed up her air power afternoon were: eegregation ends in public schoola truck was involved, according to I was moved from the scene, but cstalogued,'' the' July 1 note said. Two French 'divisions have been permit the... __ continuance••eiiti in “fuU miakian and Family .. 20.00 -Dr. and Mrs. Wv -Howard bonus plan. He said .no attenipt sons left homeless. ownera who require loons to re; SCO CENTER ST. (A t W m t Centeg) TEL. BH M079 Bill Casper, San Diego, Calif., "As many as five of what, have was made to alter lenlority rirlee land in 1634,'! she w d , .hnd aa long program, bacauae the 'devaatating Robert T. Bower and Harry J. InvesUgetlng Pstrolmsn, John! most of the cargo will be lalvaged; withdrawn from North Atlantic awing" throughout the weekend John E. Dougan ...... 5.00 Baldwin ...... 25.00 Torrents washed away bridges as I own the land, pay the taxes, conetruct loat property. beating- that nation .took from the 85-3.'5-70. Walker reported that Washington, Tlimer, eseiited by Patrolmen' police said. Inveetigatlon It incom- been 'clearly establisbed. to be Treaty Organisation (NATO) of salvage and rehabilitation work Miss Edith L. Johnson.. 5.00 but .that, the agendas did want to nnd landslides blocked highways. agents of Hungarian security Della Curran...... 1.00 delete the unirm ehop dause and pay the debts and ask for no aid air la World War U ia atill a freah Alex Hackney, Manchester, 34-« D.C., first city to lower 'the race Thomas Graham and William Me-! plate. . , forcea because Of the continuing necessitated bv the recent flood. Mr. and Mrs. PhllUp 1.00 The biggest toss of life occurred from the government, th# land ia 39-73. ■ organs have been observed loiter­ North African crisis. Mary and George Carrie reduce the 40-hour guarantee. and tragic memory. barriers in public schools in obedi­ In addlUon, he said, "great por­ Bayer ...... 10.00 Carl A. Andereon ...... 5.00 at 'Tainan. mine to have, to hold, to, govern Jim Tumeae, Briarcliff, N. Y., ence to the 1954 Supreme X!ourt ing in the near vicinity of the France has also borrowed eight tions" of Rt. 8 down the valley The city's east gate, a dllapidat to protect, to plant, to harvest, and llie big problem to bi tackled 36-37-73. Chancery building at one time and Amcricsn helicopters to Help hunt' Dr. and Mrs. William Carol Case Deiihiaon . . . 100.00 la conUatUng negotiationa in decliion, has found the number, of Plan, Block Dance Salters Open are currently unsafe for travel L. C onlon ...... 25.00 H. Oiin G ra n t...... 10.00 ed tower bu|It 210 years ago col-1 no one haa a right to enter upon Snead'a eagle, if he wine the problem cases great enough to be on various ocesetons over the past down Nationalist'rebels In rugged and there are numerous places lapsed yeaterday, burying some the land without my permission or. Tokyo ia over Japan'a ground championahip. will take Its place month." mountain areas. AnonyomuS ...... 5.00 Dron Mathews ...... 3.00 Rivera in Russia A forcea. Japan knoara that tha V.8. in golf history beside the famous of “serious concern.” throughout the area where unre­ Anonyomus 5.00 F. E. Zimmerman'...... 5.00 shacks under hundreds, of tons of without a war$pnt of law. 1 arill Bower is director of social On Tennis Courts Salter's Pond has been re­ Today's announcement followed stricted travel would produce seri­ masonry. Ten membera of a bus | fight to defend my right, Army doaaa’t like the idea of keep­ deuce scored on thli aam* hole opened for ewimming. The a meeting of Premier Edgar Mr. and Mrs. E. F,Titus 500 Mel Blanchard ...... 10.00 For Cancer Cure ing Ita forcea pcatterad in ^ece- by Pennington Miller-Jonee in the science research at Washington's ous traffic jams.- Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- Francie J. Hart ...... 500 driver’s family were killed They American University >nd Walker, State Department of Health Faure's North African cabinet had gathered for the funeral of the meal lota around the world. But late 30a. In a playoff for the The Manchester Recreation De­ Layoff Pact Signed committee. Requests for the addi­ State Adds Flood Loss Lafferty ...... 25.00 W. KUpatrick'...... 5.00 a Negro, is a Howard University today said that the pool, Meanwhile (Connecticut towns driver’s wife, who had committed I Bhlgeniitau left little doubt In the Wetheraneld Invitation champion­ partment Is planning a gala Teen­ which had been closed l^ea- tional forces were mad - by Jacques Elva B. jytcCormlck ----- 19.00 C. E. Morgan ...... 5.00 Moeoaw, l^ept 1 UP)—Mexican mlnda o f hla Waahington con- sociologist . have started adding up their indus­ 10.00 suicide Tuesday. The driver was| / ship, Mlller-Jones spun a niblic age Block Dance to be held next dey, has been found *to be By Car Firm, UAW Soustelle, governor general of Al­ Anne Ciampbell's Beauty ‘TTiomas P. Moriarty .... artist D i^ o Rivera says he will fereea that he will have-a tough ahot into the cup Tor tha title.' In a Joint'report to the Amer­ trial fiood damage. -- Salon .'___ ...... 10.00 Anonyrnoua ...... 1.00 undergo rn.dloactlve eobnit treat­ among the dead. . Friday evening on the West Side suitable for swimming. It will geria. Job aalling a big Army program to M t Y u ff Tm Shot ican SociMogical Society's annual The State Development (Commis­ Beck's ...... 10.00 Anonymous ...... 1.00 ment end posdbl: surgery here meAing, iSowsr and Walker said tennis courts. It ie open to all boys remain open until 6 p.m. Mon­ KEEP ROUTE 8 CLQGED tha Japanaaa parliament and pao- Snead had a typical drive on the day, the end of the season. (OMtIaned from Pago One) sion and the State Labor Depart-^ Dr. Charles W. Strant . . . 10.00 Anonymous ...... 1.00 for cancer of the skin, YOTO Pia. “it ia likely that the change froia and girls from ths town of Man­ ment reported jointly yesterday Anonymous ...... 1.00 Rivera, 99, said last night Ruia- 0 opening hole, clouting hla" taa ahot Anna T. Anderson ------10.00 Tha American idea la for Japan almoat 300 'ykrds. He wedged hia a racUUIy segregated school situa­ chester who wish to attend, ea companies — Studebaker-Peckerd Buys More Laud that 390 plants were damaged or Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Anonymous ...... 1.00 sian doctors had coitfirmed the Bethany, Sept. 2 (8^—Route * I 3-766NSIS70I tion to Integrated school situations there will be no charge for this to have enough ground troopa to approach into the cup. Corp., and Kaiser Motors Corp. destroyed. H ow ard...... 10.00 Philip Shaw ...... 5.00 cancer, diagnosis made by / hip from iVmterbury to Ansonia will be repel any aurprlae landing from Meanwhile,' the givat namea of will produce certain manifestations affair. Near Motel Site They represent an estimated un­ Norman Koehler ...... 1.00 phyeiciana in Mexico City ' last closed until further notice. State of msladjuatment.” The music for this occasion is A shift of most of Amerii Mr. and Mrs. William A. Police said, to help ;iieed up re-. I r jM ir n aaa or a ir and to man the guna, American golf were tealng.off on official loss of $68,226,550. Allen ...... 5.00 P. MiK^ann...... 1.00 month. mlaril|W and electronic davleaa They said this would be reflect­ provided by the cooperation of Motors auto production to J. Bengaton...... 5.00 (lUvqra’'announesd. Aug. 9 in hablbtatlon and salvsigs Work In | the opening round of the fou^day The estimstes did not include Dr. and Mrs William D. ^ ’ tl BXJDGE'F^ that countriea now require to tournament, Connecticut'e /major ed in: local Noi 400 Of tha American Halted construction on the damage done to non-industrial Bari R ^ e r a ...... 6.00 Mexico City that he had cancer, ths flood stricken areas. The Federation of Muaicisns through a *s and sin plants led to the dispi^ement Stroud ...... 10.00 make aerial aaaaulta aa coatly aa golf event The profeaslonkls are 1. "Withdrawal-of pupUa from of Hudson workers in/TJetrolt. town's second motel iii the Oak­ businesses, such aa stores and Janie O M k e t t ...... 5.00 saying "I'm not dying yet, but may State Police announcement yester-; poaaibla to an aggreaaor.’ group participation in aetivitlas grant from' the Music Performancs land St., area may begin anew, Mr. and '|4rs. Ralph C. 3.00 day aaid IB barricades will be set | shooting for prize money of $20, .Woodcock said the u ^ n had a Other commercial establiahmsnte. Brown ! ...... 5.00 William TUrkingion...... be in taro or three weeka" He later MIAIIIM AID The United Statea glao wanta 000, upped by $5,00^ from last involving members of ths other TVust Fund Of the Recording In­ t'mpral obligation” to /Provide old- if a realty Instrument recorded at The biggest eatinuitfd loss came Anonyrnoua ...... 5.00 discloaed' he had married Emma up along the route. race." dustry. This orchestra will be Mr. and Mrs. Oollia E. Japan to have bnou^ trained year. The top prise ^$4,000. Q—What gates did Michelanjfclo time Hudson employes v 1th pen­ the Town (Jlerk’s office yesterday from industriahzed Waterbury: 10.00 Ofsralss for ealy IS4 a pound troopa to apare for Joint 2. "Decline in scholastic per­ composed of 10 pieces and will ia an indication. A quitclaim deed Goalee' ------★ menUi iawad ef Igi telOd Because of me laige field—162— say were "worthy to be the gates sions. Part of the saving from the $14,258,000. Next was Naugatuck: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ~Tbw*f|ghUng Joba with American tha ‘‘dawn patrol” of Bob LaKran- formance," play all the latest popular num­ of paradise',’? one year delay, in putting the ley- conveya 2.2 acres of land-on the m i a r for oM-tjys WMnnm. 3. Organised and unorganised bers. north side of Rt. 18. from (Thsrles $10,518,000; Torrington; $7,095,- Staudt ...... 500 tubeaidtl forcaa, and eventually forcea from da of Mancheater Phil Ransom A—TM . brbniie gates for the off pey plan into effect will cover 000: and Winsted: $4,858,350. Amarica'a other, but amaller part- display of hostility toward per­ James F, Herdlc Jr., superinten­ .Delnlcki to Paul Lsvitt' of lEsst Mr. and Mra. Harold W. With A 'Trust C o/' Chockii^ Account and Max Gargllaroo. had to tee oft baptistery of Florence made by the coet 'of these pensions, he' said. The cities of Ansonia. Derby and Griswold ...... 100.00 ★ ure-IUieAeaad.tnMraad ncra ia the waatam Pacific. at 7:30 this momitig. sons of ths othsr rscs." dent of recreation who la mslklng the Italian sculptor suid artist, ITie agreement came about Longmeadow, Mass. eittrer ihia ewrt Japan haa already atartad to All former winners of the cham 4. “ Over conflict between Negro all the arrsngementa for the dance, LorSnso Ghiberti. Construction of s motel on abut­ Seymour had a total industrial loss Mr. and Mrs. George L. ANNOUNCING eight hours after a midnight of $11,711,030. Putnam, in the op­ French ...... 15.00 ★ Tha am “A" bauary lasts a Btliof Ro^pSof OF CbodASMtiT loam how to build Jet airplanaa, pionshlp are here: Ted Kroll and white pitpils." will be in charge, with Neil Law­ ■trike deadline saw the start of ting property owned by Lavitt full asentb. . . no **■" bat- (1962), Ekibby Toski (1963) and the 6. "A rise' in classroom behavior rence of the recreatidn. staff as­ began in 1952, but waa halted posite end of the state, suffered a Mr. and M rs Louis' Van- THE OPINING OP iwy... feawbsiMrycbaaaitl and the U.S. propoaea to auppty Q—Who ineugursted the All- walkouts at American Motors' $1,990,300. Thompson, a town of PAY BY CHECK, CHECK WHAT YOU P ^ her vrith some modem aircraft current defender, Tommy BoK who problems." sisting. later. A zoning exception granted derbrook ...... 10.00 Star football game? ■even plants in three states which about 6.000, - suffered a loss of 2.00 to build a dafanslve force. Both won In a playoff with Earl Stewart Bower and Walker said- many The dsnes will bsgln promtlyst A—Arch Ward inaugurated in eventually would have involved all Lavitt June 28 that year permit­ . 71 Hawaii was annexed to the United Atty. Jay Rubinow represtated small businen and private teme- Anonymoup '..., i*.. . 80.00 190 MIDDU TURNPIKE W m -CO R^ DURANT ST. - n o b t h b r a n c h the narrow aea of Japan which States? Hudson special products division owners. • second world title this summer are In Post Office Starkweather St.. . was arrested in Detroit will be covered by the Lavitt during negotiations with Anonymous ...... 25.00 ^ in n ii*s - 16 No. AUln, Comer Oakland St. aeparatea Nippon from Ruasia'a A—Prosident Wlllism McKinley. Open Evaabsgs • «9 • on the list. and charged with a violation of layoff pay plan. Chrysler'e layoff the Zoning Board but said today A spokesman in (Sov. RibicofTs Anonymous ...... 5.00 Next to YMCA Aaian, mainland. Favorite? Tournament director the rules of the road lest night he did imt know his client's future office said every effort is being Domenic Enrfco ...... ■ 25.00 Mphay may prove to be the Brien threw up hie hands. Thomas Moiiarty, Edward 6sutsr Why y/as'tha name Trinity given pay plan covered 8,000 office work- following an accident at Sprues era and It is . the .only one of the plans concerning the motel's con­ made to get towm-by-tmvn reports, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. >NCa lever which both sidea will use In “ We have 25 players here who and CSi'ester Mpfgan took over new to the tint successful atom bomb struction. of all flood -damage so that the . - Faulkner ...... 30.00 OPENINO SPECIAL ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES and B. (Center Sts. 3ig Three to include white collar the new round of negotiations 'iritl are individually capable of winning positions in the Manchester Post explosion of July 16, 194S on the Lavitt could not be reached to­ complete picture can be laid b4h Invaatigstlng Patrolman Allan New Mexico desert? imployes.. Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Japan. ^ the ICO,-’ he said tooay. ‘‘How Office yeaterday as their promo­ Smith said Bayuch was crossing day for commeAL Plans st ths fore s special cession of ths Gen­ Schaub • wwm 5.00 can you desIgnaUi n favorite?” i* tions by the Poet Office Depart- A—The name waa taken from The layoff pay plans guarantee There la still tha question of E. Center St., after coming out of laid off worker 60 to 65 per cent time celled for 10 units facing Mc- eral Assembly. Mr. and Mrs. WU>lam J. ’The field will be slashed tO/the Inent In Waehlngton went into an unpopulated raUroad switeh- Nall St., writh 'the Mremaining 10 Damage EaUmate Dirricalt iNv ruM MWfMr auim how much Japan will pay toward Spruce St., and atrack tha Taft aide Ing point near the spM. o f normal take-home pay for up Herlihy ...... • 5.00 60 leaders and 10 top amatsurs effect. of k car driven by Stanley A. Con­ facing Rt. IS. Space for pacin g He emphasised the task of om- (REGULAR PRICt $1,001 U.S. ebata Incurred in the post­ 'to 86 wepka.' They lire financed by Mr. and Mrs. Max Ka- Owr R«fiE«r Prk« war years of occupation. 'Waali- after tomorrow's plsy. Ths third . Tha promotions, brought about way^ 34. East Hartford. - 32 cars was:provided. sessing.the damage Is a difficult sulkl ...... 7...... 3:00 round will be played Sunday and by the retirement of^foriner es- Q ^ In what year- waa the first companjF diatributiona of five cents ington haa suggested . a figure The officer eatimated damage . Jlourly per employe to trust funds one because of the wldi areas In­ Anonymous...... 40.00 the event will wind up on Labor aistant postmaster William S. Me- at $150 to'the Bayuch car’s front cafeteria opened in the United volved and the necessity of con- 4.00 PLAIN SU lri:,^ THE BIGGEST IMPROVEMENt IN CAR around |2 billion: Japan says Day. • » Statea? ^whlch will be used in supplement Vito M. Zito around a half bllUpn dollars. C?ann, included: Moriarty, assist end and $100 to tha left aide of regular etate unemployment com­ cen^tlng on the big qleamp Job. Stuart (Jheney ...... 100.00 Other leading acoras Include: ant postmaster;. Sauter, foreman; Conway’s vehicle. None were In­ A —-In 1883, In Nsw York City. Barton, a $200 million New 2.00 DR E SSE S Japan also wants to cut tha pay­ Leo Biagatti, Willoughby, Ohio, It wsscailtd the Exchange Buffet. pensation in. time- of layoff. Public Records Herbert Maher ...... PRICE , PAINTING SINCE THE SPRAY METHOD ments—4105 million this year— and Morgan, clerk 'in charge of jured. Engriand flood program—financed Louiae Maher ...... 1.00 »«• 83-85—68. carriers.^ ' ■ « ...... I - -Snack BrenksOMttMied by the federal government—ia oh U G K T C O A T S which ahe la now putting up as WariMtse Deeds Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Me* OPENING SPECIAL, Mike Fetchick, Mahopac, N. T„ McCAnn retired recently after SO TRUMAN SUB NAliED Q—What is ths vigesimsi system (?ontrovtrslal snack and washup ths agenda for the Sept. 23 con­ 5.00 ' her abare of jthe defense supplied 34-34—68. at counting? time brealfk will continue In the Ernest R. Mschell Sr- and Mary Carthy and daughter.. yesu-s with the local poet office. ference of the region's governors. Majorle E. B u r r ...... 10.00^ CASH uid CARRY by U.S. forcee. Gerry Keaserilng, Toronto, 34- Poatinaster H, OUn Grant nomi­ Washington, Sept. 2' ( ^ —.The A—The system of counting by. new American Motors contract. E. Machell to Joan Laine and El On the other side of the flnan- • The proposal, as set forth yes­ DieUry Department, Me- » *4—68. nated Moriarty, Sauter and Mor­ Democratic National Committee tweqtlea known to the Eskimos Woodcock and Ouahman said there fried4' iMlne, property at 151 terday by the Govemora' Confer­ O nly SiXK) dal ledger is how much the mortal Hospital ...... 6.40 FACTORY METHOD RAINTING . Bobkay, Wampanoag, 3642—66. gan for this new poaltlona and they announced today that (}ov. George and tha Indians. are few ohangea in working condl- School St. ence Committee on Rivers and This Offer Good Through ed Statea la willing to glee Japkn Mr. and Mrs. John L v * CASH ami 4l:ABBT Ed Oliver, Lnmont, III., SS-3S-r6\ were approved by federal oMclala. Leader of Pennsylvania will sub­ tiohs. Greenwood, lAc., to Ralph Arm- Harbors, envisages an - immediate Thursdsy, Septenber 8 in the way of equipment anff gen­ Woodcock ' said he couldn't atrong and V. Estbee Armstrong, r ib e e ...... 5.00 Bill Gasper, San Diego, Ceilif,' stitute for.former President Tru­ Q—How early was chewing gum federal expenditure of $3,800,000 10.00 eral military aaaistanca. pefenaa manufactured in thiq country? "guarantee" all strikers w ou ld-go-prop^ y on Lydall St. Mrs. Khtherine Roth . . . 38-85—70. WET STATE man as tha chief ipeaker at two' for urgently-heeded' 6ood control Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wer- '•v^' efficlals. without m a n tlin g spe- Al Mangert, Mamaroneck, N. T„ JefferaonrJackson dinnen Jn. (?slt< A-^dilcIrAUm was first import­ hack to work today with the Labor Jacob Nussdprf -to Raymond -L. projecta. and an outlay of 435 IN OUR INFRA-RED BAKING TUNNEL dfle sums, aays ShIgtihUau asked 34-36—70. Lanalhg, Mich. (8n-~-No point in fomia this month.- ed tp theJUmtsd States in the ear^. Day weekend coming up. American Jones (jlr. and-Lorrslne. R; Jones,* million for planned construction for too much, especially in relation Michigan is more than 96 miles Truman, Mying he was ac^tlng 1800a. William F. Semple of Mount Motons makes Nash apd Hudson property, on Deerfield Dr. - during the 1957 flacal year. to tha sisa of the forcea Japan Vernon, O., obtained a patent . in cars and its Ksivinator -division G..8UUmsn Keith to Donald E. from ona of'tha Great Laikaa. And on advice o f his phyalciaa, canceled At the^Buggestion of Brig. Gen. elpi'-' . propoaea to raise. engagements to speak.at $100-a- 1609 to ibanufSetura chewing gum makes housshold applisacea Robison and Margaret W, Robieon, Robert J. fiemlng of the Army En­ NOW IN OPERATION a lakS(Or afresm ia no more than from chlcla,;^ <^^bDUtToWll. six inUas from any one spot. puts fund-raising'dlnnsn at SfJi The flest 6-cent wage Increase property on 'Virginia Rd. gineers who attended the meet­ Michifim has 11,037 inlshd taksa l^ n cisco Sept;-14 and at iLos An* wib be retroactive to laat June 'l. Bmeat A. Ritchie to Kehneth E. ing.- the committee has prepared NO EXTRA COST SEE DS SOON FOB A ' Q—What is the cause of miregea? The next will be effective June 15. Blaahopp and Beatrice B. Bisshopp, a list at projecta to be i^ven top COLLISION H u g .;e Fire Guts " Altar boys from ’ St. James' larger than 10 iscrea. galea Sept. IS, A—Miragea are caused by hot Church Journeyed tp New York 1956, and the third a year later. property on Vernon St. priority for completion by mld- air near the surface of the earth, Certtficate of Devise WORK KAolBMew 1 FREE ESTIMATE today to view the baseball game The contract runs, until June. 15, 1958. '' * . . . V Chicago Bakery which reflects Ijght raya from the 1958. Estate, of Eart G. MacDonald to Primary work would be ^ohi between tha New York Yankees aky toward our ayosr iriorence S. MacDonald, property and Washington Senators. The Labor Day Traditionally The 300 office workers will re­ in the basins of ths OonniMtieut, Q—Wh'at U the pcmiler nanle of ceive three per cent pay increases on Henry S t Thames. Blaekstone, HOosie, CMcago, Sept. 2 UP) —A mon- Rev. George Hughes and ths Rev. William H. Bonnoyf Qoitclailil D e ^ Edgar Farrell accompanied the A-BiUy the Kid. With- a minimum of 110.38 a Winooski, Housatonic and Merri- gter lira—Chicago’s blggeet In-21 month. Town of Manchteter tb/E. J. mac Rivera. ynnH-dastroyad la 6-atory bakmy t»y»- •- End of Vacation Period Holl, property on Porter fit. (3 — la it corro^fo call a male Improvements were made in pen­ The' flood control jr o g r s n covering half a square Mock last sion, hoapital-medicsi. holiday and Lena Goodstine to I and L Corp., originally waa presenter to tho night, injuring 89 peraons. ‘Die Rev. John R. Neubert, min­ goat a billy goat and the feihale property at. 6-8 Ridgewood St, ister of the Community ^ptlat Labor Day weekend,' traditioii^an unapeciflad number of unmark- a nanny goat? other prqvlsione in line with the governors sariy in the summer, ~0iir.ii9w infiR -ni In * Two women employes wars re­ Ford-General Motors-C3irysier pat­ 31-33 Ridgewood St and 146-148 before the fringe of. Hurricane ported unaccounted for. (whurfh; Mre.‘ Neubert mid their ally the end of eflmmer vacation ed cruiaere will be used by State A .-t- These namaa are ooUoquiaL Blseell S t , Bid which Police or their Auxiliary mem­ The proper name for tho grown tern. Diane brought ^ a t h and destrtie* Damage'eatimstea varied'. (?hief children have returned after time, finds taaohars here braced ' 'Trade Name tion to the area. 9 BAKED*ON spending their vacation at China, for the return of about 7,500 stu- bers to police holiday tn^ic. male is buck; tho female Is a doe. TTie Big Three average wage was Fire Marshal Albert Petersen cal­ about $2.10 an hour when the 1935 MUtop S. Nichols doing, buslnsas If the gavaman, apfwove tha FRPY, SEPT. 16 * 8 P.M. pniai jk)b for ysar car.’ culated it- at $1 million but the^ negr-Augusta, Maine. dehla to achooi W ednei^y, local Commiaaionar Kelly said he as Maria Ann S t u d io .__ projoet, pressure win be put on police ready , to use redir to help realised ‘‘the vast, majority of Q — Did Ihe FaderaT Govern­ round of -negoUattana began. Chish- bakery's ireneral manager, Ran­ man aald American Motors MftrrlAn LIcbbub tha Now England delegation in • ABSOLUTELY DUST Troop 17 Girl Scouts will con­ control traiS)c, ahd Stata PoIica drivers arg. Imr aoidlng citizens” ment give money or bonds to ths WllUsm l O ^ s e , East Windsor, SPONSORED RY TNI MANCHESTER dolph Butchwell, said $2.5 million. bOt Stata Police sre taking (his pioneer Western rsllrosds? been paying three cents an- hour Congress. Destroyed ..'Wars the Can>Con- duct a food sale in Hale's itore to­ planning to uaq unptarked cruis­ and Carol A. Garrison, Manchss-' MtanwhUt, rshahilltetihn andv FREE morrow at 9:30 a;m.- . f ers'In an attempt to cut traffic action to try to "reduce law viola­ A."— No. It made loans of in­ more than (tenerai Motors, Ford polldated Htseuit -Co.^ plant ahd a and <3hrysler. ter. restoration work eontinued In ' COUNCIL OP CHURCHES \ carnage. tions by unthinking, careleta, reck- terest-bearing bonds to hasten ths • 6LA8S-LIKB;. FOR8H 3-story annex which' manufactur- leaa minority of eparatora who have Paul Everett Miller, Columbia, hard-hit areas in Maasaichusette, Mlas Ruth Boyce. 103 Cedar St., Children will tm returning from coitstruotlon of six TaUraads. A deadlock .gripped .the A-meri- and Constance May Scott 21 OonnecUeut aad Rhode Islsna. ad crackers and cookies. - The and Peter N. Oleski. 70 Walla St, no qonalderatlaa for tha safety of can Motois-UAW negotiaUraa last • FACTORY H m < )D ‘ S-sbory Griffith Laboratories plant summer cfmps'raady to fSM Umi others on the highway.” Walleatey Rd.. North Methodiat Worlonen in Chariton. Mesa, LOCAL AND SURROUNDING AREA "Will be marriedled tm ti orrow morning long grind of wlntnr ptudlee whlia Q — What are the aim Bate at night when (Tushman aaid Me told Church. ,Sspt. 24. which made packers' and bakers' at 11 o'clock; in St. Jamee' Church. . .Thera are no apectel eportlng BonnevlUe, Utah? dneovered the liody at the town’s • WILL OClLASr BY meny famlUea are Tkuinlng. ona- tte.-junloo he had "nothing to of- Daniel J. Ckiay, 79 Hawley fit., fifth flood - rietim, SStjrssr-eld foods wa» dsmaged hsavily. events liatad ovar tha waahead. A A — Oeolofiate hellave.that thU >fer." Woodcock replied that a j CHURCHES COOPERATING FASTBBORDINAiT A Salvation Army eahtsen last fling at the beaqbea.. f - - kinan bast baU event will bb and Beverly Ann Porter, 30 Mfl- Philip Porter. . " SENATOR INVITES TITO And fishing anthustasts V t vast axpapso of aalty clay la. the bed strike was Inevitable "unlese the ford—Rd., St Bridget's" Oiinrdt PAINT JOB truck driver an rauta to ths Sre staged at the Oountry Qub Sunday. of a large body of freah water. company cornea up with a new WUh coffsa and doughnuta heeding the call of tlif daep to try MaJM'intarsst In, this ares is tha Sept. 17, Betetade, Yttgaalavia. 8rat. t Whoa# waten evaparated long ago. proposal,” n milta killad la a traffic c r a ^ WS—(MM. ABen J. I ^ a d w (D* ta lura whataver fish may be un­ Inauzaaca City Open, now in It la used as a qwed couese for wary anough to succumb to UiMr The company did make a To ■ W riter& sldyga for Ruth The 6m , followtag an axptoatoa 1m), today lavltad Yngealavia'a prog fsae at the Watbaraflsld Ckxin- futoraehOoi. offer little more than two hours (Grange Notes la the bailtary, dryw the Mggqst Praaldeat TMa to v t a lt ^ Valted Wilts. try XSub wbara the top golfars at Lathrop for adOlUon to garage, 69 tha couatiy a n competii^ before the atrikh deadline. Wood­ Benton fit, 6l50. « , - “i ceaeantration of Sra-dfhtlnf Statek He alea u rg^ Tito ta Otlef'Herman O. B^andel aald BATTLE IN ALGERIA cock .tailed that one "a haala for today that ha m fy order radar tional honors and prises To Gilbert I t Picket!t for 5-room, Speaker: Mr. Iy o t Davies ■P tha 1934 stock reassure the Ires Cnrials pa- negotiation but not a basis for utad duriag the 3-daiy. holiday $30,000. 1-atoiy dwelling, Gardner St., The annual Grange mystery ride CsasteaHas. Algeria, Sept. 3 settlement." $12,000. ia being plumed for Manchester. taward tkem.. waakaqd In nn attfmpt\ to Btep Utt Fweich treepe aiad Algcriaa. American motors has seven Manchaater aeddant floe. All racmaUM buildings will be To Salvatore DeOrandi for Rich­ Grange members on Sept. 7. Muck’' W1ST'',.ST9 doaed for thy waektnd as are rehele today waged a fear-hoar plants— : three )n Milwaukee and ard 8. Boland, for 5-room, 1-atory excitement and curiosity. will bb BTATB HOTOROnt EI1XE9 ..^axillary Pbitaa may \ha used raaaliif battle Ip tee aseaa- one each in Detroit Grand Rapids, Directly from Belgian Congo hem, or in the flood dayastatod banKs, municipal ofHces and the dwelling, Ferguson Rd., ilS,l)0Q. had that evening as the membera taliiNaH eecRoB aeattiaaatjaf here Mich., Kenosha. .WIe., and B proceed' to their unknown deattaa-- areas of ths StaU, ha adnad. Ha past ottlea. fitatlon A will ha closed all d » Monday and there will ha tea vUtaga ef ResRcrj AaRag, Segundo, Calif. FOOT FOB (DLITB Uoa. It is assured that all wUl la awaiting notification-from .tha no daUvorioa. Uamn and ganaral 'Ths UAW still haa sstUad •tata Polteo to maka thih da-' fiaoi ^■StewpSoi eajoy than^vea. deUvarr Md t)|a JoNW the Post with ths other little three compa- Harrisburg, Pa; «r)—PoUcs are All mambera planning to attend clalon. . Last wtekthd, 8$ Auz- OfOca will ha ofkriHaaday trodi at aBept 99 taM sToM ^ aiea — Studebaker-Packard hwMag for a man who Ursare sUe auteniiMIe and • are requeated to meet In front at Uiariya waat to atvtral danugtd 3 a.BL uatl) 19 a-ak iei.«lM apd Kaiser Motera Oerpii Studs- ■lOD hNjsia. PaOce O iisf Robart J. COangaHnU at 7 pjh. Tlia learavan f lace: South; Methodist Church OF ROCKVIU.E ad nt tha eommunlUoa to rallovo waary po- Laeal stone WU). ho elaasfi an baker's 9,009 aaiifieyse stru ck Rstea Mdd tlM riMe waa loat by a will' bnTe prempOy at 7:80 p.as. ^ ■ “t ad Bta. 39 aad I tt hcaman thara. Meodsy aIm , W peral wha yost'erday, rtfuslBg to axtend a eon prewlar who Jumped from a teas Arraagemente srill lis nude for Ommtf aasM Stata FoMca OoounlMtMM John T^T-Thora wiU ha no odMaa a( H n igrteaiaheb .9B4fl9« oh.te|t a$^(ha 9fvn M h of Herald 69 iMbor Day, - ‘V .,s "'“{l 1' >- ■ X - V r' ■ ' • '■ , ■ ■/■'

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er„ has been rebuilt at Lincoln Demure Mias—Oh; i Following are the nehadulss to* Verplanck (Oentt—ed fmae Fag* Qm ) ooRM iM ' w m N n AvaUTt: dent o t Utah's Brigham Ybung rated. Professor Young, trying to T 1 bs Ini gfreet in local B(dieots during Kindergarten children have been Arms Cut Fear T611 Hits Four find his companion asked an In­ ACROSS 3 Upon kaAvrsf^' Yoatk Amstfid __ _ J B QUABTBRSX'^* University, gets a laugh from, the CARNIVAL BY mCR TURNER tip coming school year: notified of their aeaalons and are. 6 proclaimad his reprisal pBrc; 27M. raced across the oven-hot sands Instance, when they first saw a 2tft«mlum (ab.) vided at the following houra: 8 to X Stasasn. arranged sosm "skull- ■iage propbtal In the Hduac- of to the water. ' Opeai Sataidays Ofsa Tharade horse, they said it was that animal just the two of us on the bus last b t* d d r BttHCar; SIM, Oaa-Yishe; IIF , 9 s^m., 11 a-m. to 1 p.m, anid 3:30 practice” 'AdUi membera of hia Deputies yAsterdsy after dScIsr- By CIA Boss night and you Insisted that I take 32 Give 1 i r 5 r Fisher-Grse; 13P, Gren-Hu; 13F, At neighboring Torrance, city ESTDIATBS OLADU f. and Oleott SL assured by tn^ocUon” to and the Bldsgaih said. It waa not nscss- n ■ IlYlw (iVT t . <■»%■«■* Mt. 42 Indefinite 5 Seventh Grade: Morning ooi' arme race. aary to apply a sUts of aiegs AirbomA Corps at ,,-Ft. Bragg, engines began overheating and I M Professor' ICarl E. Toung, ..associ­ Nancy Hanks’ log home, where articles h a Children Are requested' not to N. C. sinee fast' May. Trudeau re- temperaturee as high ss 125 de- ated with the Indians during the she lived during her courtship with i Sion. 7:4S a.m. to 12 noon; after cross be'forai I Am. or Istsr than Staseen, who Is President Elsen­ throughout Acgantlna hseauss ths FAVORITES t4 0 risn tal coini h ih W Id r noon seaalon, 72:29 p.m, to 4:40. hower’s spectat assistant ,on dis­ "rest of the country lives in peace.” malhsd on tha Job- st ths Pentagon j greet were reported Inside the pa- 7 night in the dance arena, but the Thomas Lincoln, Abrahani’s fath- 46 LcgisUtlvc W 3:30 p.m. until last week, He'is now prepar­prepar-[jtrol care. I Eighth Grade: 8:M.a.m. to 2:1() armament and deputy U.’S. rep­ The government propbaal pro­ ing to leave for tbe Far ' bodies 5" w resentative in current U.N. dtsaf- IXM Angeles consumed a record. ,49 Senseless p^ . m . •»- WaddeU fchool voked ah uproar from the 13 rad­ where His specific assignment will amount of w ater yesterday—692 ______Kindergartsn: Morning session, mament talks, placed an end to ical party membArs, the only op­ OUT^OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPL^ SS.Cun’c 3b 37 the arms race at the t.op of his be announced by- the Far East million gallons. Officials said there MCofiquers •' . Traffic patrolmen are on duty fication tags, if possible. hower. ' No deaths were reported but a deaths to the heat yesterday. Vic­ until 3:30 p.gi- *1 Green Road and Children in Gradea 1 through 3 Declaring the "fearful realities radical provincial, deputy was complained to Allen Dul|la and the tims were Clifford Hollis Ince, 46, t> L e A s e . of/vt?.' CAN’T ; I GUESS AT TIMES A latter took' It up with Bgaenhower. YOU SEE I'VE GOT - FELLOW OOfS QET^ Princeton 8 t and also at E. Mid­ are asked td'be a t school by S;20 of modern war are becoming more wounded when demonstrators fired of Olendsle; Mrs, Juared Petra, 57, P o lt '^ B r D t OON*T_, dle Tpks. and ranceton St. a.m., first' bell; and.cblldrtn in widely recognised,” Staseen said: The News said Allen Dulles, in of Highland Park. Mrs. Elma , WIQ<3l.E.1 MORE IMPORTANT THINGS OUT OF ] on hia party’s headquarters in the letter to Wilson, Charged Tru­ THINGS ON MY PERSPECTIVE! Grades 4 through 6 are asked to "I believe that Arm adherence city of Po.sadaa.— CalSs, 87. find Charles Harris, 45, .PRieCIULA Boctland be at achool by 8:25 a.m. to these principles can effecUve’y deau had, in a Washln^on talk of Los Angeles. • • 7 MINDY.' At Victoria, in Entre Rioe Prov last June with visiting Weat Ger- T h e ' foMowlng schedule is etlll The cafeteria will iftart serving reduce bitter tensions and ulti­ ince, demonstratora invaded the _ „ 1 The Weather Bureau blamed the tentative: 8:49 to 12 noon, and meals Monday, Sept. 13. Lunch mately remove the resultant arms radical newspaper Juventud yea- man Chancell.tm Adenauw, sought fleree heat oh an abnormal influx 12:45 to 2:30. Confirmation of money will be collected Ftiday burfim that retards world-wide ef­ to undermine the' d^fidence of of h^.air from Texas and the Gulf forts to make maximum use of the lerday. They destroyed the Adenauer Ip a hush-hush CTA-lof Mexico,.This air prevented aea schedule le expected Tueaday. . and Monday morninga before 8:30 preeaee and put tha plant to the bankrolled ^tiip In Oehnany.v." in the principal's, office. Lunch reservoir of pescefut progress con­ breesea from-cooling off Southern tained in the atom.” torcA , , • . ‘ , Tha aawspapef said the letter CallfomiA Buckley , Will cosL 81.25 a week. At Concepcion del Uruguay, abended Trudeau or talking with' KindergarUn: 8:40 t o -^11:15: Pupils living In the Silver Lane "The path bMore us Is clear,’’ he As for smog, it was an all but added. "America must stand, uni­ crowds smashed the front m an­ Adenauer "wiUunit conaultmg the forgotten issue as eleaming resi­ Gradea 1. 2, 3—8:40 to 11:25 and Homes section will be provided ted. strong and alert, yet patient other opimiition newepbpAr plant. Central mtelligehcc Agenby-'~ with school bus tickets for the dents mopped their brows. The hot from 13:30 to 2:48; Grades 4. 5, and preserving, as we proceed with In RosaritfT'the ebuntry's second -Said the News; siir took the smog high into the 6—8:30 to 11:45 and 12:45 to 3:49; Silver Lane Bus Co. the highaet human task of forging biggest city, workera broke win­ "Trudeau'*.- defehae emphasised atmosphere and dispersed it.' LL.liO. Grade 7 ^ : 3 0 to 11:45 and 12:49 a future in^ which men and na­ dows of the radical'newspaper L« that the DuUea memo waa part of 1W6V a. long-range plan to get him re­ Bvety FeIl*Panot shot iM e sttsF teipuB 1,^ * **■■ . MA to 2:30.’ tions can live in peace. I have faith,, Accibn Wfdneeday night after ■SXJm m Cafeteria will open Monday, with God's help, this can be done.” rally in the Plasa San MartiA moved, something that waa known •qrlt is B ffttsttd by ^3 P a lm tr ALLEY OOP No Manners BY V. T. HAMLIN Sept. 13 and will eei ve from 11:30 A truckload of pro-Peron dem­ aa far back aa last Marph. We Specialize la hsrd'pUj^g boys sad COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO to 12:15. Milk will be available onstrators in Santa Fe whs pep­ Tavade the Pentagon* gitls Ukt your omi! Afttr .AND NOW. HOW v m . IT LOOKS UKE rMBERNNlNGID from the first day of achoo\. The pered with atones yesterdsy as It T rudeau i!ofuted all charges WOMEN'S DRESSES mondisof sctual weir ttsts, ABOUT A NICE \OUANDIWiaHiWE/ V B t -.X ’IHINK THIS ICE AfiE passed Communist party hsad- and closed his answer With a Sttee IfVi to 84 Local Stocks quarters. The. demonstrators atatament. .that the' Dulles memo Bg3.*n«CK 10 MAKE OUTlMTHf Y*KN0W] MANS CULTURE G w . Doctor Says was an attempt on the part of MRNOUTLET ' corrections art oitdr to’- SHRIMP. SOUP NOT AS SUPERIOR No change from last year. All t(ied to break Into the building OOC- children admitted between 8:80 and Dullefi to 'invade the Pentagon’. 595 E ast Middle Tnniplke fttfict A* A es h r ANDDESSCRTJ 10 1HE MCX7V1AN but police stopped them.. A Pentagon H>okesnian atfii an I Opea OaUy 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. 8:40 Am. and all but kindergarten Nature rsually Provides Us With 4|nsBHIuna FaiaMwfi By The government announced today iSMraiMS comfort end APE MAN'S AS dismissed a t -11:45. Kindergarten Pshnra B MkMMnok. IM. Army information official In Wash­ WE supmssi. Good Blood Clotting . .it fired a tax bureau employe In ington iadted that the Army re­ wear. TbaFs why children wUl be diemlsaed a t 11:15. 1 p. m. iMieaa Cordoba ' Province after cstohing In the afternoon, children will cently got a haw chlff of staff. ■ X PoU-Partots always By EDWIN P. JOROA^. M.D1 her making "copies of subvsi^e Gen. Mai^all D..7Aylor, and that be admgteds^MitXpen 12:30 and kWrittea for NEA.'Sesvice Bid Asked pamphlets." lobk hanar, at 12:45 qi-Kdes 1 through 3 will sm r Natibaal Baali it is customary for the chiefs to WRlim* wVV POCevTa If it were not forthe fAct that 33 The announcement said Miaa bring in their own staff asaistants be dlsmlased . at 2:45 p.m..'and of .Mancbaster..... 28 Blanca Lidia Palacios was using CAMDOT Gradea 4 through 8 at 3 p.m. the blood hardens or "cloU" wb -n Hartford Natlonsil whenever an opening occurs. OS odverfiMd Ai the bureau's paper and equipment . Gaither served as aa^stant chief it comes In contket with the air, we Bank and Trust Co. 33 35 for the pamphlets and was doing U D lir HOAH JOUtNAl RoUlster Street School should all bleed to death after even Cohn. Bank and the work on government time. for latcUigence' In the Far East CERAMICS T ru s t Co...... 76 81 Command when TOylor was U.S. Aeeardtag tiN I^ Kindergarten; Morning session, the tiniest scratch. Manchester Trust ...66 . and United Nations commander-in­ 8.45 Am. to Jl:15 Am.; afternoon Sometimes blood clots may form seaaion 12:80 p.m. to 2:45 pjn. rim lasomnes Oomoanles chief in that arsA CUSSES EVERY “FITTING IS OUR BUSINESS” too easily or rapidly. The forma­ Aetna F i r e ...... 70 73 Liquor Tax Take The News story said the "ouster Grades 1 through 3: Morning ...155 165 of the 54-yosr-old 'Trudeau threat­ If 0«M U fa and Infiewnttv In a Oea- STARTING NXWCA T « 3 , >3t MOeTDO TOR TV(E voFft xt ?? -m - 3 • which they occur. Aetna U fe ...... 230 245 Hartford, Sept 2 (F)—With "The iseue,'' the etorv continued, YOU 9M0 YOUR session. X45. a.jA to 11:45 a.m.: Aetna Casually ...... 257 272 "la -this: Has a civilian (Allen X DV)-WM-V\Ml SVR\X.S Y -DESTROY F T « R M 6 S g r afternoon'*session, 13:45 p.m. to 3 Nature’s method of regulating hard liquor leading the .way, Con­ MONDAY, SEPT; 12 MMTWOIKPIIMKE r w a x .---1 k3,000.CAM1W Conn. General ...... 558 ' 678 necticut tales of alcoholic bever­ Dulles) the right to move in and p.m. , blood clotting is marvelous. At Hartford Steam Boil, 96. 102 tell any of the chiefs of our armed -nvpuicMyiSliLE SEEIMEPUlCfi Grade 7: Morning aedaion, 7:45 least five substances present In the ages climbed about 8 per cent ibmmiwfWTDR Travelers ...... 98 V4 104 H during Ju^ 'ds cempared tq the forces that he personnally does not SCHMIQT. MAS s.m. to 13:05 p.m.; afternoon aee- blood innuence blood clotting. PaMic uantuMi approve of the man 4 40 >4 State tax take from -this source RUBBER MACHINES act properly on each othe.e, the So New EnR;and i' totaled 3527,^6—^up about 838, Keeney Stroet School normal control ovsr clotting la T el 41 >v 4314 000 over d-year age. ' Fort Worth. Tex. fF)—Cope Im­ The following schedule is tenta­ lost. Blood dotting'm ay be slowed Ataaafaetnrtng Cowitwalee Hard liquor sales made up the mobilized s hot cheek artist Just I tive, subject to change in bus or speAded depending on what has Am. Hardware ...... 21 33 bulk.of the tax Increase, producing after he’d mecAsnized. They schedule: 8:^9 to 12 noon; 12:30- happened. Arrow, Hart; Hcg. ... 48 .51 '3362,712—a gain Of about 11 per ploked him up for buying a check- ■ ^ ' 2j 30' p.m.' Blood clotting may b ' modified- Asso. Spring ....v..; 29>4 31 cent or 334,700 over July J954. writing .machine -with a rubber I 'A t ? to rome extent by medical means. Bristol Brass ...... 17>4 U Beer and ale came negt with a check. ./ Ug W 'CT W u reiieA : ’Uneoln School U .there is a tendency to easy clot­ C o llin s...... ,120 13C riae 'of 9 per. canL .er a 39,000 in ­ Kindergarten morning session, ting, within the body, a substance Em-Mart ...... 28*4 91 8:30 to .IU lS;. Afternoon session. crease. JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN called hepacin i'whidt Is a liver Fsfnir Bearing'.;.... 44 Wine showed the malor decline, 12:30 to 3:45 p.m.; other children. extract) can sometimes be used to •Landera-Frary Clk. ..2 3 4 2J MICKEY FINN Easy Does It! 8:45 to 11:45 a.m., and from 12:45 falling off 15 per cent, bringing In : jm SAiCTHE. BY LANK LEONARD delay this process. A material N. B. Machine Co..-----36‘4 3« 33,000 leila revenue. to 3 p.m. calM dicumerol, obtAln*8 from N. Eastern Steel ..... 5 \ 4 TVSERRICE I WISH I COULD HAVE The school cafetsris will be open apoiled tweet eloyer has something North and Judd ...... 32 >4 3f k i l l e d i n b u s c r a s h 68EN‘ SEN TTHAT MAN'S------NEWS'. THERE ARE TRAPS ON ) THATS A COOP NAME ] tbe first day 6f achool. of the same effect: . Russell Mfg...... 11 11 WPERAPER BEFORE HE LEFT/ Buenos Aires,. Argentina, Sept REPAIM BOTH SIPES,T0QPniL< FOR IT, GOVERNOR _ ; ( ,y " ' f ' if. on the other hand, it'it de­ Stanley Works ...... 58 <4 91 2 (F) —One women was killed and THE STORY OF THE LOST Manchester Qieen sired to increaae the speed of clot­ Terry Steam ...... 120 mLD FUNDED SO A BKPC AND tND MRslJlSTtLL SAY HQYW’IT^ JUST -ANP ONE M BACK? / -BUT I THINK lU Kindergarten: morning leision, 41 other passengers- were injurbd ting ,because of a .tendency to too TorrlnYton ...... ^3 >4 39 today when a crowded bus col: MIM537 I ^0 »*e- ’ A m iy w ^ io u BEENLUCK-OORSOMEinMG! THAT^S WHY WE CALLS KEEPOUTOFHtS 8:45 to 11:16; afternoon eeasion, easy clotting, blood transfusions, U.S. Envelope com;-. . 88 94 ThaVs The Selection 12:30 to 2:45. Cards will be sent U.S. Envelope pfd. . . . 70 - 79 lided with an empty cattle truck LonrsousSiMicKEy!/ heu probably rorupun < ITTflEDEVH.?P^>L CLUTCHES? ^ local pressure end certain wb- at San Antonio 'De Areco, about CHiy radio rarviced - U »* d K *V.*-**-9 ^ T«5 BAR THREE?lOOMTIHOSE^ to entering kindergarten pupils stancAs which can be .applied Veeder-Root ...... t .55 5( advising tlmm which sesfion they locall^iK or injected,- are sometinice The abqva quotauona are not to 70 miles northwest of Buenos k BKr TRAPS IN FRONT? are to attend. helpful. be ctmatrued aa actual markets. JUres. The bus was dn route fUn Grades 1 through S;.8:45 to 11:30 Fortunately for most of us,- an tfom Resistencla, capital of Preai- Pottdrton's 1-' s.lfn., and from 12;30'to 2:45 p.m. almost perfect bslahce between CD REFIEP SPACE TAXED dente Peron Province, to Buenoe M*mb*r Tdsa Grades 4 through 8: 8:4.5 a.m. to too slow .Md too rapid 'clotting, New York, Sept. 2 (AA—The Of Aires. Six of the Injurdd were 13 noon and from 1 to 3 p.m ... exists.-BO that it-ia only rarely flee of Clvfl.Defense of New York reported in fTSve- condition. Grade 7; 8:30 s.m. to .2:30 p.m. that wa can improvA qh. nature in city has asked that food and '•T* Cunch win be from 12:00 to 2:45 this respecL . . c 1 o t h i n g donations for flood-. AT LADD /^D HALL p.m. ' A .fAsder writes that her teen­ -stricken areas to be temporarily The school cafeteria will be open age daughter hsa a blood disease suspended because CD etorage the first day and function accord­ FURNITURE C C .,^ ROCKVILLE celled purpura. Purpura is the f eciUtiee now are - taxed to the AMESITE DRIVEWAYS lUPTAIN EASY Ditched Agaih BY LESLIE TURNEBj mECKLES AND HIS'FRIENDS Really Simple ing'to the usual plan. A complete result of a disturbance in the clot­ UnUt. BY MERRILL C. BL06SBR lunch may be purchased. "Those ting mechanism (there ere several weiLl AT tfiAST WgRe, who carry their lunch mAy supple­ In an announcement last night: sxn m .Y iNSTAum Mil SMOMTATY; OHi THANKS EVBR kinde),j^ - however. U e CD office aatfi the Base Grading —..MnoUna Mptcad — Farms Sat — Pawer RoB A CR ^A Tie 0KPSfa MSl AMVWAVUe VSONIUCML NOW P e u o j x m m r n O w i m t r AM> Wfeli. smt> IT IT ment it With mUk and desserL It Is eommoply shown bv blsck DUCK ONTO THlASlOe - W H l ) Salvation Army will continue ,to Alsei ParUag Lata — Tennis Coivto — Walka NOrPRMSI------pO R y youu j u s t , hold BUT H3U eons ur A tirng. ic and blue epota under ithe akin, or recei'ya contributions at lU centers. ATaEBn JUAaeZ.ISA PMUCl ma A ivN aOM»irs ____ . vsnoj REAL N o w io u im . ' n s Umw Hale ,Trnaa Arranged If Denlnjd OPEN ALL DAY MONDAYS J PtAca TOpuMPCTuaarug- WHAT IClOSei^DO CAICMMe O M f^ S S r Kindergarten children bom !>#• mpeoua rbemhranes. 'phese .are Idfi FOR CASH IRANMAOfldNS . .BORM HirCH-HIKEKl hemorrhages from the blood ves­ ^ tween July 1 .1960 and Jan. 1,1951 sels. The treatment of purpura ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY (EXCEPT THIS MONDAY— LABOR DAY) "*Wja I ! T iT cir will attend the morning a ^ o n depends'on the kind. and those bom between Jan. 1 Another well-known disturbance DEMAIO BROTHERS 1950 and June 30, 1980, will attend WbirtUsMIGar the afternoon seasioA of the clotting mechanlam occurs ESTABLISHED lOM Kindergarten: Momln* session, in hemophilia. This hae been the , CALL NOW — ANYTIME O P IO R ID A Y e v e n in g s till 9 subject of aeparate -diacusaibn Ih MANCHBSTBR KH-g-Tidl ~ HARTFORD CHhpal T-001T 8:45 to llil5 ; afternoon session. this column. CttsttiHtii M Ntw 12:30 to 2:45. ' On the aide of too rapid clotting •L-, Gradss I through 3: 8:4o to wo have trouble only with throm- 11:45 Am. and from 13:45 to 2:46 boste, 'or cIAtting, within the btoM Oar Truim ait PLiNTY OF PARKING p.m. , • ^ vearelB. Such internal clotting oc­ Grades 4 through 9; 5:40 to curs most oompionly in ths hsnrt, 11:46 Am. and from 12:45 to the brain and the lower extrent- Try na an n beMtlfal 19U p.m. tics. Dodge Cerenet (^Deor Se­ •mSm Xw Lunch will J>e served for those One s'lould not worry needlessly dan. Tntane wUh mdiA Jwnt- < V IC F U N l Speaking Of Chuma BY MICHAEL O'MALLEY THE STORY OP MAI^THA WAYNE The Gift BY WILSON SCRUGGS ■laying durbig noon hour. Children about disturbances of blood clot­ er, erhlte tIiCA torque nnd may !huy all or part of their ting, however, slnck natun. is genemi nil nremid excellent lunches. • . ' . - ooadltlM. ' _«mMBDTOIAAKkAHY 1 999W,PM0ifn( n F im fi 1D^ usually kind to us/in looking after OONW«MrANOSM>Mto J MVtniNDONTHBMICnnEROP Reliertaon Bchool .this without ountds interfsrencA. : i g > 'niKKiWAAicniR w c u ’, ^ TMt PWOFirry H0R1ONIS Kindergarten: 12:30 to 2:45 p.m, Gradm 1 through' 3.: 8:45 to g r o u n d h o g fORAY 11:30 Ajn. and from. 12:30 to 3:45 Jereeyvllle, ill. —When George ■p.m. ■ The Gradea 4 through 8: 8:45 to Klrchner’e watermelim patch waa 11:30 Am. and from. 13:30 to invadsd by groundhogs he shot and p.m. trapped 104 of -them and collected •7-7.- county bounty of 36-’C«nts each. BEAUPRE Kirchner said, "Last year I lost r t \ SMVtii SmIio#1 l \ Kindergartsn; Morning seeaion, 30 watermelons tb oM Ug old MOTQRS, Jnc. & groundhog. He Juat chewed into IANDNCA 1:46 to 11:1"; afternoon session, 368 EAST CENTER ST. ' Wsllpapdr Co. 12:30 tb 3:48. each melon for pure cuasednesA I J MORRISON ltMCUI.flHM.1' reckon, 'apd not because he waa M^OHESTER, CONN. . •I- ROCKVILLE C o Jn C e Grades 1 -through 4: 5:45 to WE GIVE .gslif GREEN BTABiPS__ 1it5(* A m raiiR ...... -cnally hungry,, A fsw- groundhoga can

- i ■ '■ « ► 1 ., ■ ,v/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C H EfiT^r^N N * FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 195B A i, IIANCHESTER EVBNINO MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1965 / •

.. /■ 1 Sam Snead’s Presence Adds Luster to Insurance City Opefl

Manchester’a 1 9 5 5 Little League Baaeball CbampioiM Little League Playoffs Yankg^ Return N a s h u a ’ s e N a tio n ’ s Conclude at Waddell Home; Qiicago Tliey*re Up, Down the OMH H Gsme Ohio State Can Lose Best Boys PGA Champion in ICO Uttle Leiuyae baseball pro­ TtoKfkOLB GolfetHi Start Siurprised His Trainter gram la Maaebeater will come ta aa official ead toaiybt whea Faces Indians And Still Be Nation’s Top Team *A v m a m s Oroea Maaer battlea Speiioer PBON/mrYtog In Field Rubber la the ffnal rouad tnh ITatr Tork, 8«pt. 2 — Sunny# ^**»hua no «pecl»l •peod t«tU W New York, Sept. '2 (ff>—For all Jtm'Slts«linmon». 8l-y«*r-old d««n the match race. roMa ehampioasMp touraa- Off .... ” He'» always been fast" Mr. the hullin' and Puffin’ they did dur­ Chicago (NBA)—Th# mldweat Naaua o8 Ohio ladd in key apoto of Frank OiUlam to paefclng his WathersBeldt iiapt E (B b -«d ^ of Aitortcan trained, admitted to- nmat game. AoUoa starts ing August, the three leading con- day haN m rtaUy aurprlstd when F lu said, "but only in the Dwyer, 8:45 at Waddell Field.' gsto into ebllag* .foothall quicker keep popping up. Mkhlgan’a of- bags raady to rstura to Iowa for oral dE the nation** fop gptt p M i^ before the match, did I instruct f tenders for the Amerlcait.^ague than any other eacUOn of th# coun- Naahua \atepped away from Seooad plaee la the round pennant might just as well.have feiie* rssU on L«u BaMaeci. a hto final year. In th* corn belt, slenals. among tlMoa tho' mognatto Swapa at tea atact of thair match Eddie to yet him away fast. I roMa will'he at stake aa each San Bneaii hava ator* tlute pstBS. wanted to yet out In front of taken a month’s rest. It just-didn’t - '^srhapa; that’s Why It* grade M quartor and fnUback out of AkroA, .QUIiara wiu Joto All-America' race at WhnttiSton Park Wednea- team aporte a 1-2 roeord- In do ’em no good, no how. money at aUk* todiy .plMn, thsgr Saratoya at that time.” gahta generally to considered the (M o, for instane*. Kanea* hopea to Calvia Jones and Eddta Vincant. day. peat eeasoB play. Aeeto A For the past 3^ days, Chicago, ^ reboitod out ot th* doldrums with to* oft to Omi HOiOOO InsanuBo Mr., Fits expressed reyi at on Rylveater oopped the ehampion- beet 1)1 the land. ^ Th* trio was th* nucltua of tha •■From what Is« two einba, Spencer soared they're practically, in. the. same V.' Starting Sept. 5, for example, a Boor* of writera from 44 cities .aueessafnlly so long. Wsa't Virginia Ten in. rushing last autumn, teid aetectod offer tha final rsonfi an Naahua could breaH taaiSK neces­ son this year. ^ •. 2-1 trinmph. Spenoer Is the spot they were Aug. 1. expMto great thinga of Roger OUItom was mxt string the day Monday. sary, but fi;om what they t^d me May Rare at Belmont Les«ve ebnmp and ‘ Here's now they stood then: launch * week’s tour of Big Ten aehooto and Notre DsiiiM In a DC-4. ChMcey, a 228-pound aophoniors h* haqaine aUgibls, developed Ploy ift to* ftertB aamml tear* I thdufht It would be SwapX first Nashua’s next start probably Manor won the NaMoaal W L Pci. G.B. from IN»iMr Harhert. NorthvlUs. MMl, th* race." •. shown above are, front row, left to right. Jimmy McGehan. David AndersonNUike Carvey,' Dick Arthur. John Slmler. Barry Snyder (pg up in games played, had one not far behind: continues to b*' placed on. Woody ayen the BBucks could have used LOW CAAfiff riAlNSO f HOW.Mfi 1966 pOA Utltot. antoiffattaany to»« the'^front.fh^front. but iif f , hi he couldn’t sss:=Leaders== more game than, the Yankeea and Spawning Ground KSep that It was the first match race as a and Bobby Craig. Back row. Coach Art PongraU. John Simmons. Don Tsrea. H»\vie Hansen. Kenny Smith. John Banaviye. Billy Kuhl- Hayes’ wellrgroomed.head at Ohio w ^hcee to advantage, IN S Y refgaNRvPtofi e .' *L ACC04M4T* qualify fw too FtfdOf Obp agood then 1 tekl Eddie to Indians and lost it. Discussing the top team's, you trainer for Mr. Fits, but he, won mann, Ralph Fletcher, Assistant Coach Whitey Johnson, Assistant Howard Hansen. Dq^e Faridoni was absent when the photo was taken. Aoiarlcaa Laagaa Stats. They say that Lcn Daw- 'TOrir golgoing to Iowa only fur­ CHAM P P/HO% IN THM . NffOfi IT.? which meetaja Briftoh laam ta th* other horse BUW-” , ■ ’ one as jockey nearly 60 years ago. For the month, New York was get an even better picture of Ohio, Nashua came-out of the yate Batting tBased on 338 at bats) -rKa- eon, the brilliant Purdue paaeer ther strMwea the incredible num­ *»OMgv maauLAmLY ^ F “ ' anhuU eventX ’It was on a private half-rnlle llne. Detroit. .344: Power. . Kansas on top 13 days, Chicago 12 and the spawning ground of football who aa a sophomore put the only ber of mttball plaSrcrs who grow with Arcaro p la ^ ^ City. .314: Mantle. New York. .304; players. The south for year* has Harhert to ate. efitered ia thto viyorously. The Wlfiiam WAm- track In Maryland,” he recalled. "I Knenn, Detroit, and Smtth, Cleveland, Cleveland five. The Indians, who blot I on Nbtre •Dame'a record laat up. aanualiyjxin Ohio touraamenL \ ward colt went rlyht to th^ front was up on a horse called Prince .806. also shared the lead for a day with thanked Us, lucky stare for Penn­ fall, was ticketed • for Columbus Ohto Statox rarely Imports a Aaeured df Ryttor I Runs—Kaline. Detroit and Mantle, sylvania. lUlitois, T «a a and call and never was headed. John and we won from here to New York, had the biggest until he developed a dislike for football ifiayer. .. iry Mlddlecoff, Tmafitete>id, ViA yopder. You could have won on Winniiig Little League Championship New Tork. 100; Smith. Cleveland. 104; August lead, two games. The foraia turn out youiig gladiators in aee, lose a *1110 y ^ a l, stooped conditioner Tuttle. Detroit', 90; Goodman, Boston, its head man. Dawson propped at The Bucks can, yqu Kroll, Jerry Baiher and Hn Of thorouyhbreda said he yave that horse.’’ 89. Yanke led by 1'4. CTiicago by one. - pads in' w hole^e lots, but (Hilo Alliance, O. number of the :tor home- All except Middicoett at* Runs Batted In—Jensen, Boston, 101; ’Awful Even’ ^MSn’t have to take a back seat Buonr. Detroit. 94; Berra. New Vor*. On the south side of Stoubap- growiis and still finish -qn top or Bsre. 99; KSIIne, Detroit, 91; Mantle. New And with Chlcago’e XIarty any state. viile, 0 „ a youngster by the name thereabouts. ^ ^ finsml. with 400 Itydor York. 90 Marlon and Cleveland's AI Lopez A Top Thrill for Coach Art Ppngratz Hits—Kaline. Detroit. 179; Power. lints, to bshlad Totid la ths Yale Staff Happy agreeing all the way. Yank Mana­ bail NighVa Fights Kansas Cilv. 143; Kuenn. Detroit. 140; yder staadtogs. . Smith, Cleveland, 189: Fox. Chicago, ger Casey Stengel says it's Just Ctoa* bahtod, him a n Jack With Grid Squad I position. The road to the top waa and Kuhimannv. Alt are expected 167. 'Too awful even." Martin’s Return Gives Ynnkee^ Burice, Kiomsslia Laks, M. T. Oakland. Calif.—Ralph Dupas, By E,\RL YOST Doubles—Kuenn, Detroll. 33: Power, "Ail I know is,” says Csse. 4Sb, New Orleans, drew with ’’Tonight's win 'was as big a ' like a Cinderella story'. to graduate to tiie. Alumni League Kansas City, 39: Goodman and While, (89d); Marty FurgoL LanMht, n ., Leonard Gaines, 138, Oakland, .10. The Contractors, sponsored by which absorbs b o ^ 13 and 14- Boston, 37; Smith. Cleveland and Plnl- "that we have 23 more t^ play and (892) and Cbandlor HOnar, New Haven, Sept, 2 (#V^Head thrill at I had when he won the' Coach of Year gan. Kansas City, 34. must win 18 to make sure, I Portamouto, Va; (SSfi). aB * a t* M Coach Jordan Olivar said the Los Anyelei — Lauro Salas. the team's No. 1 supporter, Joe years-old. Triples—Mantle, New York, 10; Connecticut Semi-Pro^, Baseball I Sylvester, won three of four games Pep Talks HelpM.^ Power. Kansas City and Carey. New realize that's 97 wins, but that’s Badly ' Needed Take -Charge Guy her*. eoachlny staff was “exceedinyly Los Anyeles, stopped York. 9. seven players tied with 7. what it will take,^ I thought before Lpifanio Garcia .'Garcia, 127^, Tournament (Championship with I in the playoffs to capture the title, Jim Arthur, Little LeaguO'eMre- H m m Plaesa in Osnhi happy about the way the boys re­ Home Runs—Mantle.'NeW York. 35: It’could be done with 94." Only .tors* ptocaa on th* ts s a ported back to us In such yood Mexico, 7, Hamilton Standard several ) ’ears ' The champs dropped their first tary and father of Dick ArthUc,^ a Williams and Xaucbln. Boaton and Ka­ NstY York (NELt)—(Tasey Sten­ gam* talkiiiE baaeball with Sten­ / start to Green Manor by a 20- line. Detroit, 38; Zernlal, Kan.sas City, The Yanks were in the best posi- • V appssrsd In doid»t today aiMl.tlMs* shape” as Tale's football candi­ Beaumont, Tex.—Eddie Brant. ago and went on to the Nationals member of,.the championship teartv tlqn to get off quick on their wsy gel has hto pet project back quick­ gel until tee wee hours. acore when Dave White toased a had much praise fqr another Ar­ ■sj(4. er than expected because of (Tpl. four wsr* th* mala ooatandna. dates beyan fall .pracUce yester­ 148, San Antonio. Tex., stopped in Wichita, Kan.,” commenled _a ■"tolen Bases—iRIvera, Chicago. 33; to 97. They opened a home stand Driving by the park the next Seventy Ryder Cup aototi gsi to day. 1116 Elia eliii^yed in brisk no-hit, no-run game. However, thur, this one Pongratz. ” It was hoso. Chicago. 14; Jensen, Boston. Alfred Manuel Martin’s accummu- moiffinff et 2 'o’clock. Webb was Lamolne (Babel Vance, 148, Dal- happy Art PongraU last Wednes­ they bounded back to whip Spen­ 14!3#iisbv. Chicago, 13: Smith, Cleve­ this afternoon, with the Washing­ thto event’a tiUtot, 48 f dosea •• ....: . ' Pltchinbx..(Baaed on 1 6 .decisions) 11 times in 16. while the While \BiUy Martin believes himself to ih being hit. furious regarding torOiigh. lOto pUc*. butterflies in my -'-atomach all and then clinch the diadem with boys. HU little pep talks before' Byrne. e^Ofo’’'*. 18-4. .745; Donovan. b ^ a vastly bettsr ballplayer than' Local Spprt Chatter FUBNTY o r HELP m O T TWO WAYS Chicago. 14-S> .737; Ford. New York. Sox and 'Tribe have at it in the There waa lota oi action Sept, i as the Pittsburgh Pirates nosed action at that early hour, he took ■AH tore* previous,wimera ar* night,” he added . in between re­ theip 3-1 success last Wednesday key Asmes had a lot to do with tlye he really to, but he’s a take charge- Durham, N, C. INEA)—Duke Hanover, N. H. (NEA)—BUI night at Waddell • Field. During 15- -E.- ^14;TYU; “Tnidltf. ChlcRffo 13-4, .484; first game of a four-game senes out tho-St. Louis Cardinals. 7-6. Top picture shows Pirates' Dick a lote and found Stengel, in an among the 162 aBtit«v.^BML who ceiving congratulations and thanks success the team enjoyed. He had Detroit. 14^ .W7 . ^ __ at Cleveland tonight. The Sox and Groat. left, blocking second bate pnd pnparihg to tag Stan Muelal guy If nothing else’, and that's what has 14 ends, 11 Uckles, 12 yuarda, Beaylq, Dartnwuth quarterback, the regular season the-Contractors 30 old 'Striped swaater, hitting the ployi out of Chattanooga. Tana.* ■even centers,' five quarterbacks, for a Job well done during the the boys convinced that they were StrlkeoiitR — Srot^ ClevpUno, F: Indians h*ve split even in 16 after .dropping Johnny O'Brien's throw in third Inning. Center, hall th* Taakecd have missed since hi* hall around the Infield to kids, BERNIE GIOVINO haa returned^ FBO ALEX HACKNEY .of tea la an Air Force RDTC cadet train­ 1055 Little League baseball season. copped both rounds of play. the beat') club and that they Tvirl^y. New York. IRQ; Hoeft. De- home foUoiWing hto firit leason as w«m last year t e a ptoytof. Toakl, 11 halfbacks and five fullbaclw. ing to be a pilot. flx^' froU. 1 2 4 ; P ierre. ChtcRffo, 1-2G; Sulli­ games. „ . thrown by Jack .Sheppard (10) bounces off' head of Carda’ BIB Sami departure during the training sea­ on* of whom was Billy Martin. Country Club hopes to get poeiUv* of Ltving*ton.\Jf. J„ took hte Art's Aceto A'.Sylveater nlnpr' Leading Perfomers couldn’t;. 1>e beaten.” van. Bouton. 1 15 . Marlon's counting on Connie son of 1984. a baseball umpire in' the Class D • LeairUB Home Runs— S50 tRecord U toward walling hands of Gene Freese, right, as Sami scrambled back Impressed Webb word ftom several of th* name money to 1953 and (tet th* touzaa- champions of the Ihtemational Lit­ Who were the players mainly BpyS, besides the aforemention­ Johnson, a plum picked from the Martin, now 27, haa been closely Alabama-Florida League.. ment tecoid of 869. X M L ,N ew Third baseman Ransom Jackson Jockey Frank Smith has an tle' Leayue. has just topped Spen­ reaponsible for the succesp of the 1 7 3 «et In 19W). to third base in sixth inning. Groat and Umpire Larry Goetz watch "I made up my mind then,” >re- golf p n i jot their IntentloM of. of the Chicayo Cuba never played added rooter whenever he rides at ed, iirho played vital parts in the J * NatUaal Laagae international League who's won play.,: Bottom photo shows Vernon Law’s pop fiy drop between Sami Jnterwoverv with Stengel's un­ Hartford N. T „ won to UB8. cer Rubber 3-1 to gain the Town club? .We’ll 7et Coach Pongfdtz seMon success included Ralph M ttin g < Bated on 335 at balesl-^^Ash- six. lost three, against CHeveland’s precedented success with the New ealled Webb, "that anyone with STU BEAL, first sacker with S t eShipeUng tere in the Manchectfr baseball until he tried out for the Monmouth Rark. Hia father w’orks 3 3 5 ipanena, and Solly Hemua in the third inning.: (AP Yfirephoto). Ths sponsortiig GraaGreater H0rt> Little League crown. For many supply The answer. “Johnny Bana- Fletcher, Howard Hansen, David burn. Philadelphia. . : CampaneossivittmtlN Sal (0-1) Maglie. York Americans, 'hi* Italian' that much enthusiasm for base­ James’ CYO league and playoff Open Sept. 18^ ,. Lost year Wally team at Texas University. That for the ttfck’a maintenance de­ vtge was undefeated aa a pitcher Brooklyn. .33 0 : Kluax^tkl. rinrinnatls ball at 87 belonged in the Yan' championship te4m in the Twi ford Junior CSiaiiSbar ot Oonmisres partment. years the bespectacled Pongratx Faridone, Dave Anderson, Jimmy .3 1S: Snider and F^lrlllo. Brooklyn. .3 14 . \ It'S ' just another step along a Portuguese with the prominent Ulrich and Frad'Wampler graped haa destonatad totnoriow ao Vlood first year he hit .500. until the first game of the playoffs. 1 1 3 1(*e organtxation. was a standout catcher and coach McGehan. Mike Carvey, 'Donald Run#—Snider. Brooklyn. : Ro*t. penlpus path for the While Sox, proboscis and quick hands—in a League, will attend U (XA in Sep­ the field with toe latter beating Relief Day. Net recetoto tonoh* of several Manchester teams aa .Both Banavlge and Barry gnydet- Cincinnati and Maya. New York. a 0 2 : tember. Beal ia transferring from Tarce. Johnny Slmler and Johnny KlUBZewBkl. Cincinnati. 10 0 : BrutonUnd who .bee fresh from a two-game ball, game or a fight—waa Or Stangal won th* first of his five Harry Nettlebladt in « qna-bola row win be tuniedewar u the well as with Hamilton. batted over .400 during the regular Simmona. Mathews. Mllw’aukee. 93. sweep ^.Boston. From Cleveland, Scott Frost Finest Sulky Case's favorite subject, while atlU consecutive Yankee pennants in Miami University. playoff. ceca’ Fund for victima eg* n a The 1955 campaign Was Art's season and Billy Kuhimann ^y'on Runt Baited In— Snider. Brooklyn. they go to Detroit for a Labor Day This corner's nomination as the 13 5 ; KnnlR. Philadelphia. 1 1 0 : Cam - in the Pacific Coast League and the 184A between telegrams from Stata’a fited dtoaotn. first as a coach’ of the amall fry. seven decisione and lost .Only "C?oach of the Year” in Uttle doubleheader>\theh play two at Martin reading, "Hitting home NO PLAYOFFS will be hel^Jn one in lekgue play.” ^nhylge imnellA, Brooklj*n. ITO: Kluezewakl. Cin­ record haa never changed. DAVE DVNCAM, ona o f Maiw ”It really wai a tot of fun." the League In Mfuicheater goes to Art cinnati. IW: Pott, nnclnnatl. 99. Washington betore entering Yan­ Since the Great Greyhound There ia deep affection bet^veen runs and batting in runs. When the Rec Softball League bccaute Chester’* most promising golfers, elated mentor said. "We had a was sensational both at' Mt and Hitt — Klutxewtkl. Cincinnati 1 7 2 : members of the Telephone entry Pongratz. B^ll. Clnclnnall, 1«9 ; Pott, Cincinnati. kee Stadium for a'pair. Stengel and M.artin. The player’s dre you going to bring me up?” caddied for. trlck-ahot Paul Haha J well-balanced league and all teams afield In the title-clinch^ which 1 5 7 16 0 Washington, nnexpeftedly, stub-, are atlll busy in the flood areas, wae tossed by KuhlmSim'. : Aaron. Milwaukee. : Moon. St. Tortkers. N. Y., Sopt. 2 OF)— Rafter the start o f the mile and one self confidence to exceeded only by N *WDen the Yankeea paid the yasterday At WetliendlahL Halm N e w L O N D O N had good coaches. I had wonderful Louit. 156. born against the WhihSv Sox and the faith the ol’ 'perfcaaer haa in Oahland club 888,000 and players scored a bit loot night at Wathers- aaaistanta ln\Whiley Johnson and ’’Bobby Craig waa /our short-, Doublet — Isogan. Milwaukee. 3 3 : Cleveland of late, has Maury Mc­ Scott Frost, claimed by many de-! ei^teenUi race nlgkt, and toeg CARA PETERSON, former full­ dnlder. Brooklyn. 3 0 : Aaron. Milwau­ - . . . . „ V,. never caught him aa he barged — the boy he developed. for'JacMe Jensen that fall, it was fleld aa MC o f tha ateua) pra-ICO Howard Hansep.” stop all season but be caught in Yesterday’s Stars 2 9 3 9 back with several Manchester foot­ Art Pongratx kee. ; Pott, Cincinnati, : Reese.. Dermott, Bob Porterfield and Pete votees of the sulky sport to be the , 2:12 flat. Two lengthsI oe- 86 Y’eara Apart Stangel. who insisted that Martin golf clinic. Hahn appeiuetf a$ the WATERFORD the playoffs and wa^/outatandlng,'( Brooklyn. Bell. Cincinnati. Bruton. Mil­ Ramos on tap for the Yanks, ball teams including the American ' Clader'ella Story waukee and Athburn. Philadelphia. 36. greatest 3-year-old trotter since ' hind came Galophone, owned by This in no amall measure could ha throi^ln. Manchester slub a ytar ago and Winning the first round robin the coach continued. - Pitching—Joe Nuxhall. Redlegs. ■who'll counter with Whitey Ford, Legion, to r.qcovering at his West was not true in, the case of both Triplet— Mays. New York and Lsong. the immortal Greyhound 20 years William T. Maybury, Texter, Me., be due to the fact that Stengel and Jerry Coleman had charge of gave hto great all-around exhibi­ playoff In the history of Little ” I rtiuat credit the losing coach scattered seven hits and -walked Pittsburgh. tO: Bruton. Milwaukee and Don Larsen and Bob Turley. Htetford home from a broken tion. tonight I Wednesday). Harold Clemente. PUttburj^. 9 ; Bank^. Chi­ ■go, left no doubt today that he | who haa trailed Scott Frost 21 MartiA are much alike— 36 years second base for the Ytuikees in back. Pete waa Injured when he League baaeball in Manchester was the American League and National only two while beating Giants 7-4 Martin to Start . apart. The 63-year-oId manager <). to then I a Vmlt eo tha Mn Geer, with helping our club win and gaining 15th victory, most by cago and Aaron. Milwaukee, R. to one of the claarieat harness | times in 24 racea. Four more 1980-81. Martiii didn’t see much fell off a ladder. '' quite an achievement for the Con­ League where many veteran play­ Home .Runt—Klutaewtkl. Cincinnati. Billy Martin, on loan from the horses In the history of the aport. < lengths back, was Black Rico, sees in Martin the Dutch boy who ALL THREE town reereaUon of tha first bsssmaa’s gloraT ' the tiUe. When Uttle League try­ a. Clncy hurler Since 1951 when. 4 3 service, went to - 'Kansas City A . Nat awra thaai 18 laehsB Isag s p e e d tractors when ope considert the : Snider. Brooklyn‘and Mays. \New Army, will be at short for the came out of Kansas City in 1910 BOWi ers were sprinkled on the establ­ 4 0 3 9 Th* speedy son of Hoot Mon ‘ property of R. C. M o r i a r 11 y. b)illdings will be closed all d*y fact that the team was organized outs were being held, Geer insisted Ewell Blackwell won 18. Yorka : Banks. Chicago. : Mathews. Yankees. briefly the first year. ' ALL PRACTICE aeselons for from top to hetosai oad a*8 nera ished teams even before the first that 1 get Banavlge for my Club. Milwaukee. 35. . merely toyed with seven rival# laat j Wichita, Kas. determined to crash th* majors Manchester High's grldders untU Monday, Labor Day. Raeraatloa for the first time this season. The Batting—Ramon Mejias, Pirates, Stolen Bases— Bruton. Milwaukee. 2 0 ; The only action yesterday was night to capture the $37,840 Yon-1 Scott Frost and a aUblemate, and having to wrap together a Whea the Marine CdzM air than eight toehss wids pesaaa tea llg I M t RM tPfM nm Tomorrow Nlohr l;30 ball waa pitched last Memorial Banavige is the* lad who beat his Boyer. St. l» u it. 1 9 : Temple. Clncinnaii further notice will be held at the Supt. Jim Herdic also announced palm, free* tea haae o f Wo Hnmte IPtematlonal League of four teams drove home four runs with two v„rk '17 riiii.m National League, where kers Futurity Trot at Yonkers [ Home Free, who finished fourth. king-sised package of intangibles branch recalled Capt,. ciolenian that toe East Side Rae which waa added to the LL program. Not Day. Established as underdogs in cluB tonight.” doubles and a single Ui four trips and Mays. New West Side Oval. The candidates f ffrffR to llto MrtOT •teRt 2S-1m Sportsmoo Reeov—20-Lop Noo-rord Evoot Twelv'e-year-olds who will be Brooklyn. 14. . ^ ' ’ ! Brooklyn made the moat of seven ■Raceway. were the prohibitive 1-4 favorites, in order to do it. early in „ the 1952 season, MaPto hod been closed for several weeks one boy on any of the ^ubs had the playoffs, the , Contractors in 7-8 victory over CardinaU. Pitchtnk iBse-d on 15 decisions) — 1 hits to thum p Milwaukee 6-3. Cin- quickly lived up to aH the nic under Coaches Walker Briggs and q — Did vie Powor. aov hot lost next sea-son are Snyder, In winning the first prize of and the paybff waa a skimpy $2.60, It was Stengel's excited interest Tony Alibrio .started conditioning would be open.'Djesday along with A OTHfir|IACES-#ltAlN DATI SUNDAY NIGHT any prpvous LL training or ex- proved to have too much all i cinnatl defeated New Yoj-k 7-4. and 836,850, Scott Frost became the GEfS IT OONE^BaaerumMlra things Stengel said ted thought With Kansas City, avar ghra stoMs around team' strength for the op- Banavlge, ^^Cralg. Kenny Smith $2.10 and *2.10. in Martin that led to hto appoint' drills last Monday at the Oval.. the West Side Rec and Community MONDAY APTBINOON. LAROR DAY. 2:30 perienct until this summer. This. ALL-NEW ENGLAND Phllsd-lphis. 31-10.-.8T7; Buld, MHwsu- Pittsburgh again edged St. Louis ibggest one year money winner the ment in the Bronx. Stengel man­ don’t take out Billy Martin on a about him. he would ha 'a hte kttter to the k<—. 134. .413: Burdette and (Conley, 17-8, Y daily until 9 p.m. maJoraT Ely 80-Lap Naa-Fard Ckamptonahlp—1 Other Racea East Lahslng. Mich.fNEAl — sport has ever seen, jacking his aged the Oakland club when Brick double play. Michigan State halfback Walt Milwaukee. 11-7. .411. The Brooks got their hits in the No ballplayer aver came closer MANCB1E8TBR entries in toe A -x'lWww hatted Att oM J4fi OblMren accom'paaled by pareatn admitted free.—Adnlta 81.10. Strikeouts—Jones. Chicago. 144: Rob­ 1955 swag *0 $119,651. This it big Laws plucked the 18-year-old Billy to winning a World Series single- Kowalczyk was' selected as the erts. Philadelphia. 144: NeWcombe. third and fifth innings to score Costii Boxes Bell Iniurance City Open which started BASEBALL SEASON in town for U naa* Cite te ISfiMH. That (EoMta 85—4 milen from New Laadoa—A.A.R.C. Sanctioned money in the sulky circuit aa Scott off the nearby sandlota and sent and Martin qltarfiatlng handed than did Martin in bust­ today at toe^Wetoerafield Country will officiaMy come to an end to­ outstanding all-around New Eng­ Brooklyn.V. 131: Haddix. . , j, St. Louis. 134; their runs. Roy Campaneils singled Frost swept past the previous one was t o t e * AasefleaM AsoaetofiaA land athlete'while attending West- AntonelU.’ NeW York. home two runs and scored two him to Idaho Falla of the Pioneer second and third haa*. ■ ing iip the Dodgers in 1988, when Club Include BoMy LaFranoto, ^ o night when the Little Leaguers of ooaraa.'-, ■ Ueafue Home Runt- 1104 (Record is season total of $110,299, sat in In ^eevee Feature League in 1946 and to Phoenix in he set two records and tied-three field, Mass., High. 1197 set In 19531. more aa Brooklyn trimmed the 1952 by Goqd Tirae. the great Tittle . It waa during this Unie that Del Aldx Hackney, Gqle O'Brien, Jim wind up their round robin playoS Q. Did Artl* (Sora, tha Nattowsl \ magic number to 10 - any combi­ ’47, when he led the Arisona- more batting .800. Kirkpatrick. Stan Hilinaki and elate at Waddell Field. AU n Laagua umpira. a m ^ a y boas- acer owned by Bill <3ane, Yon- Texas League in five attacking de- Webb had a contracting Job that As (Topay Stangel b4d pointed nation of 10 Dodgar victoHes and Sers president and maestro of the New)' York, Sept 2. (/P)>—Carmelo Holly Mandly.. LaFitetda waa in ular season games and playoff haU? Milwaukee .^defeats gives the partmant2. took tlM co-ownop of the Yankees out, Billy Martin thought ha wte to* first toreeaome which teed off coiitMta In toe softbte loopa have A. Ooira played to tea Now Bm -. — FORDFORD — FORD — FORD — FORD — — Hambletonian claaoic. (Chubby). Costa is a 2-1 favorite The next year, Stengel won the 0 vn !t Tennis Moguls Focus Eyes Brooks the flag. Scott Frost to owned by Sol to beat Bobby Bell in their "rub­ past the old EhneryvUl* park. ' for not playing him. thto morning a t 7:80. also been completed for to* year. toad Uagwo to 1M9-N. PCL pennant with a lot of old men Joe Nuxhall yon his 15th—most (Tamp, the Shafter, Calif., potato ber” bout tonight and''keep alive Webb lingered after a night' it turnad out that he waa. by a Cincy liurler since Ewell and cotton farmer who ;i*ld only his chances of getting a title crack OVER THE LAROR DAY WEEKEND On Texan Sant Giamntalva Blackwell won 16 In 1951—while 18.200 for the colt aa'a yearling. ^at featherweight champion Sandy seven-hitting the Giants. He gave The Yonkers Futurity to the sec-/ Saddler. W illon^s for up two homers to Dusty Rhodes *' and major trotting ataikes grabbed The Madison Square Garden 10- ICO Entries^ Starting Times DRIVE A S A K CAR Forest Hills, N. Y.. Sept. 2 OP)—lhere'a nothing timid or hesitant and one to Al. Dark, but drove this year by Scott Fioet, who beat rounder, starting at 10 p.m. will Americah tennis officials, deaper- i about hla volleying. . * home two himaelf wfiffh( Chuck 10 rivals in the $86,863 HamWe- be broadcast and telecast (NBC) ate. for a new- court hope who! Today'a firat round , matches Harmon batted in four with' a ' tonian lost monfh, collecting the coast to coast. Taday’s oaS fialarear’a BtarHas Tloiso!saJim Marotu, Whlta Plains, N.Y. DRIVE A MORIARTY GUARANTEED a—Daatea amalear. 7 11:01.-7:10 a.m..i Jimmy Taylor. Naw Better Deals*’ might help Win back the D a v li I weren’t enough to whet the ap- home run and a single. |5t,075'first ::joney. ' Saddler hasn’t defended his UNDER NEWMANAGEMENT 7:30 a.m;. 11:01 a.m,a a-PItUip Ran-e York. N.T..____ KUasall J. Ebbato. Wrm- rs. Ill u . 1 petit* of » tennli gourmet who The Pirates, now just 2'4 gatnes Grand' circuit' old timers/tan’t crown in over six months • and. •om. ISuffalo. N.Y. . a-Bob La Frsnois,I, i Infton.nfton. John Galtikl. Watertown. Cup. will have Uielr eye* focueed ^ feasting on Davla Cup ahy of seventh place St. Louis after aee anything In the way of this 'Cioeta, a flashy 2l-year old from HanoheMer, Max Gagllardo, New Koch- n:0e, 7ll7. Monts stedara. Marahall. tremendously l o w p r ic e s *Ue; N.Y. . . Tas., a-Staolay MUlnikl. Manchattar, a- during, the next days on e young, | buj the a pe c t a t o r a whd California Comet, a bay aon of FANTASTIC TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ■pending the last three years in Brooklyn, wants the next chance. Aawricaia Laasar 7 :3 7. 1 1 :08, Geobga' Tavalaro, Mas-1 Ricliiard___rd J. Cronin,Ci Watbara(ia)d. bowlegged Texan named Sam or Porterfield (10-'. 4:12. 11:43. Paul Falla. Ft. WorUi, ' B«ii Tozki; LiTliisaton. N.J, 1«4 MIDbU TURNPIKE WiST-s-TKL, Ml 3-7010 i>;lly equiped and ready to go. ' • GRAHAM HOLMES ner of the match Jietween Italy's Come,” as ^ o tt Frost goes to Michigan State football teams !Tex . a-Lyman Rqaaall. R>e. N. Y.:'iBUi 11:60. 8:19, i Sm Anoon, Rye, N:Y. asiseppe Merib afi($—‘England'a Hotlywood Park and a date in the have scored. .100 or more points **DetroH^t K a ^ a City. 10 p.m.—Po y - w i i a-Rlchard h Stderowf. Newington, Iviw tate (00) va Ceaaaralir (*d|. Gants,: Indlaitapolla, Ind. Bobby Wilson. Blocking his path Following are the pairing* for 8‘(5,0b0 American Trotting (Tiasslc four different times invtheir gtid- BdUIrnore. .*'p.m.—Sullivan , 'w ' 11:67. 8:31. MaxETanz. UUea, Mich.. SHEU GMOUNE cmI luORICANTS 'S3 MERCURY 'SO FORD ^ *S3 MERCURY after that are 'Japan’e KoOei Ka­ (16-12) VS l^pM (6-10) or Moore <*-10>. ler. a-W. W. Whedon, Fa^lngton, ■- 1954N nl Folder Sedee $1445 Hardtop Monterey, tw n- the' Fotir Man Rest Ball TourniT- ■ in November. ■ iron history,.the last.being an even Emie Burgeaa, Newington. . a-EmIe GerardL Welberzlteld, Don I Hardtop,. Cakaiia brown, ' Custom 4-dooK CSOK mo. the eighth-eeeded forelgntx,. Scott Frost took (iharge shortly 100 against Ripon in 1931. Tkanday’a BcaaHa 8:24 u;57. Frank BlnaSowaki. Tor- Falrtleld. Casey, HI. — FMESTONE TIRES fMft TUIES Very ‘lOir mllmye. A real clean car. ■ radio, beater. tone pnint, MerconmUc, mont Sunday at the Country Club. Na games acbadulad rliiftoii. Gee., Hunter. Meriden, a-BIII 13:04 p.m. 8:13. Robert —Watson, 'standard Iraasmlasion, ra­ and (Albert Shea of Lbx'ARgelee, Listed are th* appi-oximate start-, NsHaaal l.eagtM (^ lln , Wret Hartford. Ardel» on Hudson, N.Y., Charles Slf- dio, healer, spotlight, ex- rmdlo, hMtor, wrhitewnll. | seeded ifourth. .. By BEANS BBAKDON » W L Pci. GBL tord. Pl^elphla. Pa.. Mickey Homs, 24-HoHr Tewtag «wl WieddHt Service •7' '52 OLD5MORILE Uieo. An lentber Interior.' ing times, foursomet and handi­ Brookirii ...... n 46 .64B — 8;3S. 13:04 p.m.. BUI Casper Jr., San 1950 Moroury SfNirt StdaR $995 rellent' rubber, low- ndle- Shek waa Giannmalva’a final vic­ . 24 Veara la Natloaal League caps: - . Diego Cal.; a-Stanley Domain, wetli- Super ”88” CoaverUbU. tim in the Texan’s .aurpifaing ...... 7* 40 .64* 11 erafield. Butter Reed,. McKlimey, Tex. W:1l ' 8;II>. Starter's. Ume. New paial. A rehl vahw ear today, -r RaAo, beater, dual raage Writtea foc.NBA Bervlee 8:30—J. Gordbn?5. P. Ballsieper Pbila^lphla ...j,.... 70 *4 . 622 1*14 8:40. 12:11. Starter’s lime, U:18. 8:47. Julius Boros. Mid Ptnea. SPECIAL RATES„ ON ‘ ssrsr”' $1795 ■weep to the fast Easteni Grass Q. ’niere are twaout with a run­ EVERY SATURDAY New York Si 44 .516 17% l;47. 13:16. Sam Snead. White Sul­ N.C., bow Flnsterwald, Bed(ord HU., r $1495 hydramattc. Leather up-*' 9, D. DeMartin 10, Woodbury 20. ancinnau 44 71 .482 2> phur Springe, W. Va.. Jim Tumeea. Ohio, Chandler Harper, Porumoutli, FLEET CARS eed TRUCKS ■S3 M m e u e v Oburts Championship at South ner on first base. The batter lines , .8:40—McKee 8. Deeay 8, E. ^icaso ...... €4 72 .471 2*14 holstery Interior. Conti­ Orange, N. J., early In August. thS' bell between outfielders and' Brlarcllff. N. Y.. Art Wall Jr., Pocono 1953 Morcury C u tim Sodia 31395 ■M MHtCUaY nental Kit. Excellent nib- • Hardtop, dauatry Onb Ballsieper 11, Mader 19. 8t-„ Louie ...... 66 .417. 55? Manor, Pa. 13:36, 8:54, Aiuel 8now,„ klomcsha , dlrir GREEN STAMPS Thla la a real bay, look It ov^r. Whlppe4l Seixaa rounds the bases behind the man 8:50—ZavareUa.6, P,McNamara STOCK CAR RACES ^ PitUburgh ...... 61 'so .1*4 36 8:54, 12:26. Ai Mengert, MamaToneck. I,tee, N.T;. a-BUrbw'Resntk, New Ha- Monterey 8-Paas.' Blue bor. One owner, SfiSA C brown. MercomnUO, m- PVMaL’s Schadela N.Y^ Jimmy Thomeon, New York. N. vra. Ted Rhodes, Vhloaap, 111. Bn route, the unaeeded and un­ on first i«ae. Thejiinner from first 9, Sloane 10, Brown 22. (JALOPIES — LATE-MODEL SPORTSMEN) . v-13:63, 8 ;(U, Bill Nary, drayne. Mich.. . KOIKlEimAll station wagon. Merco- low mileage. ,ffl9 w w dlo, benter, low mileage. heralded Glammalva whipped 'Vic base neglects to touch third, heads n tu b u ^ .a t Brooklyn, t p.m.—Hall Tr.- walker Inman Jr.; Auguota, Oa. mattc, radio, heater. Unt­ One owilee- 5* ehowroom 9:00—Piper 4. Becker 7, R. De- tS-l) va Spooner (4-6), 8:01.' 12:32. Donald .Whitt, Alameda. a-Roberl Grant, Wethersfield. Gardner I ' 1950 Ghfvrolot S|Mrt SodM ' 3595 '55 NASH-HUDSON Seixu.Seixas. 'the National champion, in back and reaches the base before Martin 13. Davis 27. Adulto 8l.2A Free ParUag. OhIM 89e Naw York at PMIadalphla, ■ p.m__ Cal., a-Fred.kaiik. Wetherefleld. Buddy DickliuMm Jr.,_'Panaina CUy. Pin. | ed glasa, whitewall Urea. ■tnaSHt aeta and then conquered any throw airiv4s and an appeal is McCall; (6-4) TS ItobertaTtl-lO). ^ Weayer. Houeton. Trx. 13:18, t:(a, Ted Amir Bethesda, Md.. Compare in price, compare ronditlon., ' . Croao Country Station 9:10—Plodzlk 6. Markowakl 8. . •KOCHMAN’S DAREDEVILS HEBE ON SEPT, ttk* CineinnaU at Mllwatuiaa. 10 p.m. — 9:08, 12:68, Jerry Barber. I.o( An- Marty FUrsol, LemoiM, HI., AI Bea> | C O M P L E T E Wagon. Radio, healer, S r $1495 Kurt Nielsen ..pf-. Denmark, this made. la this legal? Ayeiv* 18. McHugh 14.* Fobrler (e-S) vi Spahn (ll-lS). gelea. Cal.. Dick Miyer. St. Pelereburg, sellnk, Qrossinser's. N.Y. r Labor Day 1 Jaterior. ^ 3 9 0 'M CHEVeOUT y ^ r ’s Wimbledon runncnip. A. Net nnleas toe batter rrtuma 8t. Louto at CUtefobicaso 3:10 p.m. — yia., Jimmy Clark. Laguna Beach. Cw. 13:48, «;15, Paul O'l.eao-. Bieiaark. DEAL WITH DIUON FOR SATISFACTION autMwaUc drive, 2-toaa 9:20—Wilson 5. Lambeck 8, Mc­ Pobol,^y.^l^Jt. * 8;is. 12:48, Mike Fetchlck. Mahopae. N.D., *a-Joe Mitchell. Wethsrsneid: AUTO REPAIR , _ f Bel Air 2-door. Two-tone ' If-Glammalva can squeese past to aecon^ base. Otherwise, the lUuh (llto). Weekernl Specials 'p a I a t, r low mileage. Bride 11, .bwen* 18. ’■ BeaaNa N.Y., Oerrv Keeuelring. Toronto. (Su),, GeO; Bayer. CInciniuitl. Ohio. • Wheel BManeing •51*WILLYS V Cedbomy M f mg pnint. Radio, beater, lotv hia early obstacles. Including Shea, ruaiwr mrouM he better off goiag 9:30—Jeaanla^ 5, , Hamilton. 6. CIncInaatl 7. New Geo, Blgbam, Kaneaa City, Mo. IKSl. »;33. Harry bee, HartadSle, , m a n y o th e r s t o c h o o s e Jeep Wagon, 8 .ryl„ ra­ then be can test hia explosive to too tegout, hoping aohody no- PLAINYILLE Brooi^a'k'MjimSnM k tl2t. uTbi Mike Krak, Louiavllle, N.Y.. Gil cavanaush, bedSrhursL N.Y., • Tune-Upfi FROM apecUI! # S l 9 3 nUleage:one t t U S Chanda 12, Gan'gwc.ic 13,- Plttaburgb 7. St. Lnula (, Ky., a-J. J. ^acon. Wetherefleld. Willie Bill Markham. Royai Oak. Mich. ' WITH EACH OIL CHANGE dio, beater. RRAC - owner,. .tpi^ww though erratic big game ngalnat Hoed the mistake. 9:40—Lstika 5, . . Gorman 8.' (Only gamaa scheduled). Hunter Jr.; Paclflr Pallaades. r t:16, 1:07, Doug fW d, Ktomeiba Teiu.-, Bo wiaaiaatr. Oklahoma City, Radio, ,-beoter. Power Belvedere Hardtop, radio, • 0:50r^Boyee 5. Boccalatte 9, H. Jtoke, N.Y., Wally ulrtch. Roebeater, Okla., Fred Wampler, IndlanapoUs, MECHANIC'S amateurs. the Cardinals of 20 years ago? Giglio 11. Bitckland 13. Minn.. Ed Oltyer, Lemont, HI. Glide. Immaculate ode- b e a t e r . ExeepUenoIly ■ They would meet in .the quar- A. OOlHna la boaebnll executive 10:0(Xi-tk Giglio 4, O rina 8, K. Shift Five Players *;4I, 1:14, l..eo Blagettl. WUhMigbby. 1:14,^ 8:41. Geo. Buk,'•Westport. Jack RISLOKIE GREASE JOBSfc SPECIAL owner'ear.- 1.SIW mileage. clean. Lecnl ewrner. Com­ i tor-finals with the winner taking of oporttog goods manufketuriag Ohio, a -T ^ Blahop, Boston. Maaa., Bob Ford^ RlTerdalc, N.Y.,, Jack Yoskl, McNamara 12. Hall 13. - L Kay. W. Rkrtfo^. Nortbomiitoa. M AHY CAS'::,*-- -T *48 Oidamoblle In showroem, CCAC plete hletory on R V lE ion top-aeeded Tony Trabert,. the eonateuiy. • 10:10—Faulkner 5, Saari 7, H ar-1-. UG>nn Prajctice • :i0,' 1:21. Rov Glenn, darkarUle: 1:31. 8?Sa8Mivs Doctor, E. Meadow, , Bog. 81-Be—NOW 9 8 c 2-door "88” . 3195 condition. '/ 0 0 9 3 lequeat. w8ww Wimbledon king, aaaumlng of Q. Was thoro over a two-club rington 12.' L. Brown 26. Tenn.. Michael Grech. Wetberafield, N.y..Eob8chsc , — Hartford. Eddie I course, that the latter’s matches minor league city?- Edward A. BMrJie.-New Hayen. Hamiltoa) Ste.-dabrlel.^ b r ^ Cal. 10:20—McKo m 4, S t John 8, M. t:l7. 1:38. L te s Palladino, Yonkers, -.1:38, S :tf; BtarUr'a Ume. , WASHED ted p o l i s h e d go according to form. A. Before World War t, Part- Andergon- 12. Ruoaell 28. Storra, Sept. 2 (^J—FlvApIayera N.Y.. Tommy Btrafaci. Brooklyn. N-Y., 1:U. lO.M, gene LItUer, Palm k X r - b ^ u t Many Others to Chooaa From. Out They Go! Look Today . . , s T o ^ i^ These are rather large expecta­ land, Or#.; biM conitaneus baaeball lOlM ^tevan's 4. Kelly 7. Allen were ahlfleil to different poritlona Dick H o^int, Hartford. Sprinas, Cal., ANudd Palmer, Latrabe, tions for ao inexperiencod a jmung- —to too ’Triple A Pacific Coast 10:04. 1:36. Gene Baraaen, Oermoa- n . . Ed Fiiiinl. Bt Louls.iMo. CLEANS CARBON I I rtm ONLY $ 1 5 9 5 10, Boe-gini 14.' BOWPCNEWS yeaterday aa the Univeralty qf dpwn, N.Y., Fred Hawkine. 81. Aa- 1:43; i q : i r Mike pirtz. Lake Orion; DILLON ■tor,but BiU Talbert, the U.8. League and the oM B Northwest- Connecticut football aquad opensd drewo. 1)1., Bob Rotburg. Pale Alto, Mich,, a-DoaUd Hoenig, WMIursdeld, 10:40—Mathiaaon 5, Tarca 8. E. Davis Cup captain, is among thooe oru. fall practice, Cal, ■ _ B ill^ m a a . Great N eto.N .Y. I Beg. 88o—NOW 4 5 c Murphy 10, Puts 18.' AUTOMATIC PIN SETTERS 10:11, 1:43; Paul Harney, Woreeetep. f:tt, uTlt. Wesley Bliis, Rhrerdale, I I FR( FRONT END ALIGNMEHT who wouldn’t be surprised to see Q — How far is Roosevelt Stad- Junioga 'John and Sam Livleii, of Maze. a-Dr. Ted Lenc4>w, Newiagtoo, N.J., Harnr NetUebladU, Avon, Walter SALES anil SERVICE CHeilnmalva throw a mon'Uey* ium'*1fi^ Jersey City from Brook­ [Mixed Scotch Tourney with a New Haven, , who saw eome actioof Paul McGOirr. Wichita. Kan. Ambn, 8L L e ^ . Mo. I wrench intq the favored ranks. lyn’s Rbbeto Field? WIUIEIN IION SAT.: SIFT. 3rd 10:14,-J;4e. iiawer'e Time. , 1:84. 10:9T S id HoUchrr. Apple Val­ Aue-half handicap prevailing wIH j in th* botefleld in 1 8 ^ gave “par* 10:36. l :6 i Bob ToeU. Uyingoton. ve Douglas, N aw M , Del., WET WASH 99e |__ _ s it MAIN STREET J J MANCHESTER "He sUnde right now aa. our A — Apuroxtasately 48 mlnutea be hild -Sunday, I Sept.' 11. Hiere Eajfy bmllag tee way. Oerae'^early er late. ObR teff aonal raoaona" for not raturning to K-J.-Jack fiurke Kiameaha Lake, N. iS&e^teh_____ k. Orossfager'e. S.Y. MORIAETY BROTHERS ■eost^ promising comer/’ Talljert bv auttmiiilr* \' will he » draw for partnerx. Dlimer th* a q u d thto falL V „ Frank Stranabao, Tbiedo, OMo. 3 :to ]0;83, R. L. McDaiald Jr., I ■fiew for teat off4aw Mom that haa said. ‘T d like to ■•• him find Jilm- Q >- What has been the most will follow th* play. lO-.ta, 3:03, Will Bcbaaf. A

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V- IR obsH ioM Goodfi 51 H b b m F a r S a la L o t o F t o r ! ^ SuborlMm For Sale '.■V- • 4 MANCHESTER .EVENING HEIRALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1955 IttAMK’B n RUTlNa daSTW— Phr R sot m ROOM O spt Cdd. tww unOn* CBOSCB BUlLDniO M s la M aa- B01UtoN--Oudom' 'deatenad* thioo Good uaodtdRiltiira and aatlquea. SPACIOUS Front room office. In Istisd. Cocnar lot, -noar school, chsetor and Btrch Mountain aron. bodmom ranch. TouncstOsra Household Goads II w m huUd to your roqntrsmante. kitchen, outetaadlng herowmi, THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Want 36 ArticiiB FBr Sal* 45 Haa Srlsics alack-OB feend and 1M% klala SttM t locaUon. 3 a Thras yaar aU custom built spUt busts. Call owwyML 646M. - Aatsasobiks for Sals 4 very low. (rle c i^ jia S48S0, 8S0 9-609 or 3 a 9-7918. IswsL niras nlea bsdrMms, laig* Excluslva with hfanebootor Aaao- oriond flxturea, car port, amaslta ROTAL a n d SiaitBCligNpa port­ clatoa. Realtors. PMto Hallln. l a drive u m ahadad lot Price ro- ^ WRD H-tOB plclnip W EXPERIENCED a c o m p l e t e ' 'Jlriag roasB, axokUant U toksn with PORTER n . AREA. WaOtaiftaB able and Btandkrd typnrritera. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW IN THE NEW dining arsa, . ceramic Ute bnth, Rd. Six iw o i ooloBial. $%■ batha. iOAEtt. ML 3 .7 8 9 8 ,3 0 :3 ^ . ducod Warren E. Hmrland. Riisl- - P A R T S wb««Ia. Can ba aaan a t 13 W<;at- AU mkkes ’ of adding rnghhlnea FimNITURB eabUtet IdUhiB, disk wastaar-.ais- ter, 30. 9-6600. aaid St. kUD COR BASWOS^ T r u c k D R IV E R S ANDREWS BUILDING recfCatloa room, latmdry room, GLA8TONBURT — Cedar Rldgs SltVgRTONSIU .vt(i« aold or rantqd. Repaira on aU All 100% gueranteed, aoma In Moricsi lastraoMitB 53 haatad ganag% 1% baths, A ll Tiiffoooi^ ^ M W M u S * makes, Marlow’a. Drive. Ohs acre lot With 199' fttmt- ANDOVER 'LAKE — Tear round IMS OLDSMOBIUB “SS',. 1M7 « » m il MIOiM.! X for full or part time empl^t original factory emtea, with ortfl- 93 Baet Center Street tsrsd walla, qirculsr amaslta drtvs. aga. Beautiful view on hUl. l a lake front home. Six rooms, bath It Dodga club coupa, IMS Pontiac «OiOOL SMkUS RUTNlSGaOeH nal factory serial numhera. BBRK8H1RB MUSIC FESTIVAL dtnUal nslghbothood. hlany W ILL BE CLOSEU »«SOlCTVOO‘ll PUT bou to n —BuUding atone, veneer, (U. 8. Route 6) . Aluminum storm windows, vsna- 34999 after 5. and washroom, now SkUiqr, fuU la xood condition. Douslaa Mo- WON 9eN0\MN TONES TO USE- ment. Union wageif. Apply in LOVELY b e d r o o m . PIANOSI tlisn blinds, lot 78 x 136. Al! city axtras. flijiooi Wagren'E. How- ^7j',rr-"______■ I I - . T- — ---- -— NOR MIS Uft’S NOW Ariplace, waU Mone, flagetonS. Next to "Cevey’S"' ISB^ Rsaltor. 3p. 64860.^ cellar, oil hot air heat, storm win­ U»% 333 Main. person. Alao^ate flagglhg, Bolton Notch UVINO ROOM SUITE Onca a yaar sate, all 1966 mOdela, conveniences. Immediate occu­ KEENEY ST.—Beautiful, Ms, lOr dows. 55 X 205 lot. Pries 00,850. PERFCCT A TRAIN 5-PC. DINBTITE 8$PT pancy.—$16,100. ^ V X 308' within Walking distonce of V 0 Fisno, broker. 30. $'4038,10. FOR THE HOLIDAYS ^^A .V .I*4tM P.lL LOC^—ISBO two-door Chevia, Ex- USE IN THE SUTURE, ^ a r l ^ M I . 9-oeiT. Prompt de- Baldwin's Acroaonlo aplnste, Bald­ FOR ITiE BEST IN GAPES DICTION usiaoV fi ANNOUNCER CARLSON and COMPAn Y accessories ACT QUICKLY abeppmg area and bus. UtlHUes. 3-4551. caUant flnlih; ivory-black. Four Weatlnghouse" Elec, Refrigerator win grands, Hamilton vsrttesls at SEE JARVIS TODAY Priced right. E. P. Von Bcker, SATCRDAY, BCNDAT aad MONDAY (LAMNS DAY), n o d tubelaaa. In fina condition, AND LISTEN TO Motor Transportation discount pricss. Nsw-plsiM faetoiy CLOSING TOOB OUR MAN OS WOOLEN BmiNANTS and rug "Emereon’’ Television Only a few etoree and offioea GEORGE J. COLEMAN Agent 389 Keeney i t ______BEPT. 3-44. baat raaaonabla offar. Call MI. "De Luxe" Weiher gusrsntos. Tsrms If dsslrsd. Trad^ avaUaMa in this attracUva modem GREUTWOOD DRIVE-6-rOom W aote^R^ Batate 77 i.A8SIPnn> ADVT. S-4307 aftar t p.m ., DICTION 44 Stock Place, Manchester stripa for brUdliig and hooklhg' Ina takan as part paymsnt. Opsn Broker Jan's Rug Shm, 85 Taleott Ave., "De Luxe’' Range three etory buUding. Cape Cod (3 unfinished), 3 years OPEN TUESDAY. SIFT 4 AS USUAL NON-FACTORY work wlUi a fu •vary day plusi^ursdaya P. M. VERNON, LOT 90 X 910. >0. ARE YOU CONSIDERlNa JN. THRD^fW. m s CHKVIlOLiETS-Mnub Coupa RockviUa. TR, Take your choice of any of Uieaa Conrteetteut Bank and Trust lid. FuU basem ent 2nd floor com- 64670. 10:30 A. IIL and 8adaii. .priea right and thay ture. Man Interested in making pllances. in addition to bedroom, Elevator lerrica—Parking )leto with ‘dormsts, sulhfloorlng railXlNG TOUR PROPERTY r 8100 a week. Write Box OO, REMINOTON electric typewriter, •PPlI GOSS PIANO COMPANY Building. We will apnralM your property ^ T U R D A T t A. M. run fina. Douglas Motors, 333 lIvlnLing room, dinette, rugs, lamps Authortesd Baldwin Daalar , Wa will ba plaaaad to talk ovar and inaulation. AU city faeilltlaa. Herald. excellent condiUon.\OnIy two and other items. RbckvlU*—TR 8-4085 dr TR 8-8716 Short, aafs Wrik to ridw gramm ar free and; without any oblation. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Main S t . years old, $335, term)! available. 917 A ^ U m fittest, H attferd your raquiremanta with you. SibiulMa For SAle 75 w a alto buy properly for caah. EVERITTHINO JA ckim 5-6696 school. Lapdacaped lot M 140; SU BiAiN At r e e t —TEU m s-ssss BBFORK TOU Birr a untd car CaU T. J. Croekatt'e Office at MI. . ONLY $448 Pteaaa CaU MANCHESTER — ExpandaMs An excaUent value a t 913,000. 6NDOVBR- VUlagA home,' com- SelUu or b u j^ contact SCHOOL BUS drivers, 7:80-^^m . 8-8418. \ fiTA N U ^illA T, Realtor ""’O 'SSSSSS^ Saa Gorman Motor Saiaa Bulck 3:30-4 p.m. Call MI. 8-4318. ' Fres storage until wanted. Free Two Houra Fraa Parking In Lot Caps, not in davalopmant. Good ferinble and attracave—lO rooms, Salas and Sarvl^, 385 Main BRAKPYIRD iSTREET—6-room two baths flratoaecs, ril beat, b r a b -b u h n R E A i i r r POWER BURNER, 66 gallb delivery. Free set up by our own re­ Naxt Door (wait) . condition. Nica ytoA. Salt price, atraat ML' B-4S71. Opan avanlngs. WANTED—Porter, nights. Apply liable men. WALTON W. GRANT 813,800. 3tancbeater tour . room Capa Cod all finitoed. Compls|a drUlad well, barn and garage. Niee. MI-S43W Dial MI-3-5121 drum, atand, filter and valve N u Raaltor th garage and amesito driveway.' grouada and traea. Good spot for Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 Eaat Cen­ MI. 8-7868. No Payments To Banks brick |Uua garage. Cdrirar lot. with USnNOS WANT^ - Single, ter St. No Finance Companiea ■ ■ f nice trees. Full pries, 616,800. Com er tet fenced in for chUdrail. prafasrional man. 08,000. Tribot IMT KAISER, raaaonabla. Call MI. Wcfiriiig Aprsrsl—Furs 57 Room 308—Andrewe Building Mailchsater, short ways out. Thrsa OU heat. Nothing nosdsd but a new A^tocy, Andover. Phone PI. two-famUy. thieo-toiafly, busi- S-STS8 bafora 8-p.tn. SIX HORSEPOWER wood saw en- MONTHLY PAYMENTS ntH property. Hav# m iM caah DEPENDABLE MAN Jto work on (ine. tai good condition. Price $30. $18.83 GIRL’S RED poodls cloth coat, 3113-1163 bedroom ranch, 6% jwars old. fuU owner. It can bq youra for only poultry farm. Nathan Miller A \ cellar, large Im. SUe pnes, $14,000. buyers. Mortgages snangad. Lost and Poand ' t ^^■'1 cann^ preaaurs Phone Me Immediately siM 7. Llko n«w,s*w. Coat $95, ssHlng ROCKVUXE — Five room ranch. PlesM caU George L, Gnudadio, Son. Bread and MUk St.. No. cooker. ice 88. MI. 9-3851. ARTFORD CH 7-0388 $15. ML 9-9892. $13,700, EUswprth Mitten Agency, 1947 PONTIAC Sadanatta, six cyl Coventry. PI. 3-7838 or PI. 3-8756. LODGE DRIVE-A once hi a. In daairabla locaUon. Hot w 04r Realtor, ML 64873. 106 Hamy r 7 P. M .-C H 6-4690 Rov Far Hint <5 Raaltors. 30. 3-6630 or Mr. Hig­ S t r M t aocuta n odn^sta Una of knitting Indar. MI. 3-4338. WE8TINGHOU8E -electric roaster gins, 3 0 . 64606. lifatlma oj^rtunlty to buy an oil beat. Owner transferred. Price SHOE SALESMAN, part Ume fpr iee It Day or Night overslsad 3 year old Cape. Cod in 61LI60. FHA BKHTtgage for 00,500. pans ,and aocaaportaa, stampad with hroUer and cabinet, lounge If yoiTNhave rid meana of tratia- b* ItBADT in exchange note, ombraMaiy- cottons and .'LABOR DAY SPECIALS Thursday night and Saturday, chair, leather and nylon cover. Wuitcd—To Biqr 58 SIX ROOM Ciiite Cod, two unfin­ a park-Uka aetting. Ideal for grow­ 60 year U m t avaUable to qurii- rtatlon K)1 send my auto for you. FOUR ROOM bouaa, $84 monih fled buyer, laadellne Smith, Real­ real astat^ nrranged; ^ttm^OlrM^ M ^ Tarn 9K Studebaker Commander. "Tfumiu'Ur Experience preferred; Also pert SforkUna baW carriage. CaU MI. Call 30. 3-8108. ished. Oil hot water hast, fire­ ing family.’’ 4 rooms down. Up- Consult > Howard H aatugs, a^^BS OnttagaSt Fnona ML Hardtop, automatic drive— liO te tiAfffAti, Urns stock boy, Morton’s, 775 Main 94978. o obllgatio place, awnings, combination Btalra flnlihsd in one tremendous tor. ML 6-1643. TH€0LP6ARv^NBfi 'v B illV/ttnbji ,8t- . \ A“ I/—D \-E—R—“T--'-*—:8 WANTED—Upright plaiie, good Agency. 3 a 6-1107. $1,335. 9 S r UJOLUM OR^- condiUon. RaasonaMt. MI. 941M. FURNISHED, new two bedroom scraena and storm doors. Largs room. Wooded lot compistsly BOLTON—Brand new 43 ft; ranch, ttiMMi 9Pmn6i,nA. FOR Sa l e —56 gal. drums, in good 43;45 A l l ^ St.. Hartford house. Now UU June 18, 1656. lot, Bxcluaivo with Manchoator fenced In. Near center' of town. tO S r-P A S S BOOK No. S8 3185, jyi w w_ iw u YOUNG Ma n , mechanically in' condition, $3.60 each. For further 6% rooms, ceramic Ule bath, 1953 Studebaker Champ. Four TsI. 30. 84386. Associates, Rosltors. Charles W. Priced to sell a t 114,200. baMmsnt garage. Comer lot with NoUca is baraby glvan that I ^ dined, for out door work. MI. intormaUon caU tha Herald, phone SAVE AT LA ^A M M E 'S just Lsthrop, Manchester. 3U. 9-6384, . Book No. a s 3130. issuad by Tha door, automatic drive, ra­ 9-8089. MI. 14131. received from Kelylnato): ware­ R oobui Without Board 59 nice view of Bolton Lake. 04,500. New Munich Castle 30. 9-9231, 3 0 . ------Gaston Realty Co., 185 School St. VITTNIin Savings Bonk of Manchastar has dio and heater, low iniie- house in Hartford a. shipment of ROOM FOR rent,, one minute from Subarban Fsr Riint $$ JARVIS REALn\cO. IBM SUPERVISOR. Local organ' QUALITY WOOLEN remnenta for electric ranges, waAlng ma­ 3 0. 6-8851. 30, 9-9631. haan test and appUcation has baan a s * ^ i ; 0 9 S . Auto ..Repairing—Painting 7 Household Services Bonds—Stocks— ixation requirea experienced IBM Main St., light housekaeplng' ANDOVER BOI0ON 654 Center S tre e t\ Placed on Market a u i M i f ■ to said bank for payniant of children's ekirta or Bermudas chines, clothes dryersX fresiert, Phone 30. 9-7959. ANDOVER—New 8 room apart- COVENTRY . (MU 30 34112- Offered IS-A M ortgages 31 supervisor to manage department 81.50; alaCks 83.95. Ladies' skirt sinks, and cabinsts. Soma slight­ msnt, avsllsWs immediately. IfUM' iRGCKVILLB—Two-family 6 and 6. tha amount of daposit. 1953 Studebaker Champ. Ti^'o CAR BURN OIL? and install, seriea of new applica­ Evcnlnga 30 3-7M7 or 30 Vjmmedlate occupancy. On# apart' WEAVING of bums, moth holes FIRST AND Second mortgagee length 83.95 up. Crompton cordii' ly damaged, others u se d ^ 'T.V. BEAUTIFULLy furnished i^acious Bent $85 monthly. Call PI. 24876. HILLTOP ESTATE—Custom 4 Munich, Ctermany (F) —One of ddor. Special $896. Economy Overhaul tions in growing installation. Ex roys 96c yard. Colonial Remnant, programs, others on homeX^ow 3fAN(31ESTER-4 room olderlerV co^ co- ment. FineFins condiUon. All cicity con. Ule world’s neweat csAtlea—in tip­ and tom clothing, hoolery runs, bought tor our own acceunt Fast, cellent opportunity. AU company room wtth complete light house­ bedroom houao-(1940), bam, ga vaniencea. tH.600, George ColS' PnaonalB 115 Canter St. exhibits. Some diacontunied keeping facUiUea avaUable. Will rkge, acreage... loniri, 3 batha, enclosed porch, 3- top condition Snd only 16 years 1962 Buick Riviera. Fully Most all cars. Parts and labor handbags' repaired aipper re­ confidential service. Manchester benefits. Write Bw Y, Manches­ car garage, ameaite drive, extra man. TR. 5-4048. $49.95. No' money down 84.90 placement, umbrellas reiwlred, Investment Ootp.. 344 Mieln Street models and In original crat rent itingle or double, ChUdren ac- Wanted to Rant ^. 68 BOLTON—8 room (1661), cor­ old—ig up for Srie- The price HAVS UNWANTED hair on faca ter Evening Herald. TWBf LENS Reflex camera—Ciro- So hurry to LaFIkmme'a for cepted lUistted), Central. Raai lot, convenient location-, 03,700, n equipped—$1,195. monthly. All work guaranteed. men's shirt collars Mveiaed and ML S4419. flex ''E ”, cariying case, flash gun ner lot.—312,200. ANDOVER—Would you like a six is upwards of 11,209,000. ramovad parmaawtly md savings. LaFlsmme Applian'ce’\ aide. Mn. Oomy. 14 Arch St. URGENTLY NEEDED by Sept. 4. Warren E. Hiiwland, Heritor. 30.' This Includes a beautiful view Mtmr c. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- SERVICE STA'nON attendant, full and holder, field lens, K3 filter, furnished apartment, 3 or more BOLTON-^ rooma, stmroom, 34600. romn, year round home, on An- 1952 Studebaker Champ. Five MOTOR SALE .» . liig Shop. _ time. 10:30 to 7:30. Must be ex­ Company, Watkina Builaing, 18 laigre garage.—$12,200. \dover Lake, at a very reasonable of the Qtarnberger See, but R. N. ML t-S Rapax shutter^L*800 to l eecood. Oak St. FURNISHED ROOM—N ear Main rooms. 311. 9-SSTS. issenger coupe—$695. Fords, Chevrolets, etc...... $124.95 Business Opportunities 32 perienced. 478 Hartford Rd., Mah- Wollehaak Anaatigmat 84 lens, 86 St Gentleman preferred- 3Q NORTH COVENTRY — SUte CA3IBR1DGE ST. — Cool, ahady, price? Cali owner,- Coventry PI. doesn’t cover the luxurious ex­ WANTED - ttion. State S FLAT FINISH Holland window chestei*. RESPONSIBLE young working road, 5 room ranch (1953).— 3-7898 alter 8:30 p.m. for appoint' tras; refrigerators, furniture, rugs, any others to choose from. shades, made to measure. All CARVEL STORES AvaUahlo to mm; exeSUent all around camera, ELSX7TROLUX with complete at­ 9-2170. 8 H a u l S t convenient, 6% rooms, one floor. AUTUMN BEST FOR NEW LAWNS Road, Bolton Or ef. Route 8 Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, etc. $174.95 superior for taking picUirea* of couple. No chUdren. Willing to 914,900. Large porch, electric stove, re­ ment. linen snd paintings. Tha price its: 3 a.m.- metal Venetian bllnda at a new qualified persona In ConnecUcut RESPONSIBLE young man, 18-17, tachments, in excellent condition, Yon ara oertala to gala the gieateat eoopsratlaa fraaa aaSarai. to Statlar Hotal. Low down paymenta. Bank No Money Down area. These highly xucceesful babies and small children. $7Si $20. Ml. 9-8936. ROOM FOR Rent. Inquire at State pay raaaonabla rent. Three or COVHINTRY — 5, rooms, base­ frigerator. Bendix. Ml. 9-6448. tag on these items is a minimum 4:30 p.m. MI. riS lS r 7‘p.m. low price. Keys made whUe you to help ' Saturdays on antenna four room apartment unfurnished, ment, large lot, garage.—$S,500. THiiEE BKDROOM ranch wiUt of 680,000. . rate charges. 87.90 Monthly wait. Marlow’s. drlve-in Ice cream stora franchisee ■work. Driver's license required. MI. 9-4938. TaUor, Shop, 8 Blasell ,8t. Ml, fireplace. Oarage in baMment, New Motor Guarantee kra now avaUable. Carvel atores EASY 8PINDRY washer, Frigi- \ 9-7993. After 9:10 call 3fl. 9-5047. preferable with stove and refrig­ TOLLAND—out Salt Box Co­ The squat, onion-tumitad cas­ TAKE THE FAMILT to . church MI. 9-3871. 'S: 14 TRIPLE track windows. Ideal erator. Call 30. 34161, ask for lonial, moderalsed, 8 acres. Re­ largeX corner lot, also two bed GRASS SEED GERMAH^EAT Sunday. Tha soul you save m*y ba CHORCHES MOTOR SALES are delivered to you complete In­ 'daire automatic waaher and a I l l CONCORD ROAD room ranch with fireplace and tle belonged to the late Wilbel L a i^ B ala-IS DasEsI Blaa. for porch enclosure, $75. 39>4 x 83. Mfhite wringer washer, all in very \pOOM FOR couple, kitchen privl Mr. Workman. duced to $12,900. mine Buach-Woods, daughter of ' your own. Sarvicas each SU ^y Studebaker Sales and Service COLE MOTORS cluding our oWn exclusive pat­ Sl'A X 83, 31^ X 83, 31^ x 83. MI Nieges. Near Cheney’s,-very quiet carport.-; Bolton, Tolland Rd, and Buildins—Contysctliic 14 ented equipment and special for: Beneficisl Finance Company good condition, Kemp's, Iric. Mf. TOLLAND—7 rooms, bath, bam, (Ierman:bom Adolphus Busch, atA aad lO a.m. South Method||st 80 Oakland Street 436 Center Ctreet MI 9-0080 3-1493. »4 Charter Oak St. Idl. 3-8381. VETERAN WANTS 4 or 5 room Larsre five room ranch in­ Plymouth Lane. Telephone build­ L b . A nd U p Church. STONE, BRICK work and concrete mula products. Training, euper- will employ several men as 3-5880. apartment. Call 30. 9-1883 after 8 garage, 30 aeres.-:-$10JS00. er. Oitford 8, Ste^ena, 30. cofounder of the Anheuser-Biuch 5 9 c Rcf. 16.00 $ 4 /9 5 Manchester work. Call ML 94461 daya. ML viaion, advertising and merchan- PINT CANNING Jare. canning IN ROOM, bath, ahower. For p.m. 3fany other old and new homea closed breezeway, two car ga­ 9-3385. Brewery in St. Louis, Mo. Wil- branch manager trainees. and cottages, $4,000 up. New list­ Auto Driving School 7-A S-5043. Valentino Belluccl. diaing methods. No experience pretaure cooker, set of curtain one \ r two. at Center. Perking. X helmlna was bom In St. Louis, EASY ID GROW Aotsaaobika for Salt 4 necessary. Chdca approved lb- Must be high school gradu­ atretchera, dreaamakef'a form. 39 Hatol. MI. 9-7083. 30DDLE-AGED couple need 6 8, ings always needed. rage, recreation rooms in but prefemed "rormanUc Ger­ HARDY PHLOXNEED L R T L B ATYEMI OH 19W FORD H-ton pickup. Very g e n e r a l Constniction. alters' caUana avaUable. From $8,000 '7 room house within 30 miles Lbral Notice good cohdlUon. MI. 9-4326.. WOMEN MOST , careful drivers. ates, college training desir­ MI. 9-0993. Notice many"—as she;pqt it. 1983 CHEVROLET convartlMa, tions, remodeling, plastic tile, to 818,000 down payment requir­ LARGE, 'p l e a s a n t room. Will radius of Hartford. Ebccellent ref- WELLES AGENCY basement, large lot, beautiful In 1937, she o^ered Castle Hoe' No ether peraanial hlsems ee loag Never too old to learn. Female In- able. Age 22 to 28. Must liave Town of Manchester rent ainglSxor double. Parking fa­ AT -A COURT O F PROBATE b»M Sierra Mronsa finish.^ Radio, heat 1953 CHEVROLET four door sedan. atructor. Standard automatic. counter worA garage, etc. No Job ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central car. This position edffers a srtnees. Call Glastonbuiy 3(E. Msln St., (Coventry-pi 2-0S72 At MAnchmtrr within and for -thr henreid constructed. The main through the hot summer mwatha. E x c h Z S C ar and many oUtar fine extras too small. Eugene Girardin, 16 Ave., Hartsdale, N, Y., or phone Invitation to Bid cilities; Centrally located. 14 3-9341, or writs Box H, Herald. view. Three minutea from District of Manchester, on the 1st day 6FbrS3.05 Luxuriow gray finish, all neces- . Dual Insured car. M and M Driv- Diamonds—Wstch8 ALPINE STREET—9% room aln- of September, 196S. itruQtui-e was finished two years JO TTED PLANT IN BLOOM. One owner car, driven a guaran aary eqimment including > seat Trotter. Ml. 9-6509. White Plains 8-k!06, coUeet. splendid. opportunity in the Bids will be received for fur­ Wadsworth ^ MI. 3-4921. later.:; . Wilhelmina died in 1952 teed 37,000 mUes. This is an out mg School. Ml. 9A541. Jtw elry 48 YOUNG WORKING couple, daugh­ glt, two unfinished. Ou hot water Present. Hon. John J. Walleit. Jiidse- covers. Eiiccllcnt Urea and in­ consumer finance field. Sal­ nishing grass seed and fertiliser ROOM FOR rem, private home, Wilbur Cross Highway. .Ehc- EUtata of Calvin M. Parker, late of St the dge of 68. The castle be Btaitding car for this year and LARSON'S DRIVING School CABINET MAKIN.O —We also do BARBERSHOP—Two chairs, ex ter 7, desperately need reasonaUe heat; fireplace, large kitchen with Manchester, In said plstrlct. deceased. TaYour a IstwB a Fleweta a Urofe cludes our gqarsntee. See . Bob all types of carpentry. work, rC' ary, car allowance, insurance. Le o n a r d W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ at the office of the General Man­ everything for comfort Gentle­ 4 rooms unfurnished. BU. 9-4134 dining area hreezeway, garage. came the property of her third Y O U 'L L modal and wUI giva luxurious Oliver todsy *t Center _ Motor Moncheater’a only trained and cellent locaUon, wonderful condi- pairs, adjusts watches expeitly ager, Town of Manchester at 3:00 cellent neighborhood. For ap­ The administratrix Xhavlnf exhibited Trees aad Oardea If Ten Ferttfiae With aarvica to the buyer at moderate modeling,, aneratione, etc. Good Uon,-good income. CaU Stafford Other benefits: indlude ^ u p man preterred. Shower in bssc- after 5:30, ExceUent. Near bua-storaa-etc. her administration account with said husband, Sam E. Woods (bora in " P O IN T Sales, 481 Main.' certified instructor. For your safe, workmanahlp and reasonable Spring. OV. 4-2118. Reasonable prices. Open dally. p.m., Wednesday, September 14, m.ent. Telephone iri\ room. 30. Appointment only. E A E Realty utale to this Court for allowance, it is StauwlIIe, Tex.), U.S. General Con­ coat Complataly guaranteed. Bar' ty we'aro trained to teach proper insurance, vacation, liberal Thursday evenings. '139 Spruce 1955, at which time bids will. bf pointment can ORDERED; That the 14th day 'of W IT H low Motors, 435 Main St, Man' I960' OHEVKOQfiT Styleline two- rates. Estimates gladly given. S-79QS. \ WANTED-;- Four room furalahed Company. 30. 94297, 30. 8-4490. September, IMS. at ten o'clock, fore­ sul In Munich from 1947 to 1952. door do luxe. Medium blue finish ly. Ml. 9-8075. Call Dick at PI. 3-M95 or John at savings and retirement plan. Street. Ml. 9-4tt7. opened in public. Bids, sealed and apartment or house by father and noon, at the Probate Office. In-the Mu­ He died a t 61 in 1955, and the cas­ chaster. marked "Grass Seed", 'Tertill- PRIDE" with o vary clean interior. Load- MORTLOCK'8 DRIVING School MI. 8-6769. HSlp Wanted—Femsle 35 Phone daughter of high achool age. Tel. 37 STEEP HOLWW LANE McKINNEY nicipal Building In' said Manchester, be tle passed on to six of his heirs, GOOD W n i. used cars from your d with extras which include, ser” must be in the office of the Bburflers Wsntod^ 59-A 30. 9-744$ and the same Is asslpied for a bearing Golf eburaea naa more noUergaalte thaa aayj Lost confidence quickly restored SALESWOMAN — Experienced in on the, allowance of said administration including his wife before he mar­ Pontiao dealer. Good prlcaa and fadio, heater, foglights, direction­ by a skilled, courteous instructor, Garden—Farm-i^Dairy General Manager before the time Distinctive and precticel. BROTHERS, Inc. account with said estate and this Court ried Wilhelmina—Mrs. Miiada camelae LONG EXPEEOSNCE haa pravaa to taeMf lM man ii a terms as low os IS par weak. Me- al aignals and backup lights. Full MASON — Fieldstone a apeclalty. women’s Ready-to-Wesr. Daily, MR. CUNNINGHAM Products 50 stated above. The right ia reserv­ W^NTBID—Three or four room un­ directs that notice of the lime and it aa Ideal, depeadahla tartmiar. Ba wRr Aet try la ir paw- License included. Insured, dual ROOM AND board. GenUe place assimed for said hearing be Paula Woods, of Santa Monica, ito Ctara PonUae, Ino., ITS K ala St price, 85M. Coii^ in and see this Eraeat Toth. MI. 94307. part Ume. Ehccellent salary. CaU ed to reject any and all bids. furnished apartment for middle- room sinYle with 2 'car et< acripUon.•ipUon. Watering-la bamedlately after appBcallaa la W0» oontroUed standard aniLbydramk- MI. 3-8113. For Personal Interview CUCUMBERS already picked, 45c Tel. 30. 3-7875, aged couple, near bus tins. 30. Phone Ml 3-6060 or MI 9-3931 given to all persona known to be Inter­ CaUf. MLSAS45. MIS at Barlow Motors, 435 Main Uo cam Ml. 0-7398. All bids must conform to the tacbed ffarage. ; ested therein to appear'and be heard Hohenreid is known in Bavaria Deoaary. aa mtlarganlto WILL NOT pOEM. SL, Manchsster. \' PALMER AND CARIfET, mason a basket. Bring container. Paul speciflcatlons and biddsra forms 9-3347. thereon by publishing a copy of this contractors. .Free estimates. 'No order in some newspaper having a cir­ aa the "dream castle,’’ "but the 19 6 8 CHEVROIXT staUoa wa|oo, AUTO DRIVINO InatnicUon. AU Robotto, Birch Mountain. which may ba procured from the Apfirtm ents'-'Flato^ four door, six paasenger, with job too big "or too small. MI. MI 8-4156 Superintendent of Parka, Room 18, 4 Sleepinir.R^ms 611,600 — 38’ X 35’ Ranch, nearly culation in aald District, at/least five heirs decided taxes and upkeep DeCORMIER MOTORS lessona on inaured dual"'control Secretary wanted for office-of TOMATOES-fPlck your own 50c Tcnemanl^ 63 PyriBS And Land For Sale 71 new, exceUcnt'‘ condition, oil hot days before' the day of sal' ■ hearing, could eaaily turn it into a night­ radio, heater, Qva naarte new eara, atandard. or automatic 8-4793 or Rockville TR. 5-4744. email textile manufacturer to han­ Municipal Building, Manchester, 2 Complete Baths and Iw m ailing In a rertifiri letter on tiraa. Very low mileage. laceUent iSAYS: “These fine car values Capable experienced ihatructors. dle cdrreapondence, telephone and basket. Michael Kurys, French Connecticut, EASTERN CONNBCnCXJT— Ex- w ater heat, fireplace, tUe bath, or before September 2. IMS a ropy of mare. They decided to unload. coodltloo throughout. Sea Bob Rd., Bolton.. nearly 3 acrea good land, large this order to Commissioner of Welfare, The auction of furnishings begins are pricisd to please and at the Cordner Auto School. Ml. 0-8010, receive vUitora. E^cellmt oppor­ TWO ROOMSI w i^ .kitclkitchtn prlvi- ceptipnsl buys, dairy poultry 1 lavatory State Office Building. Hartford, Conn. CAIIF.^ $CjM OUvar today. Center Motor Sales, Florists—^Niirecries 15 Help Wanted— tiWes, suburban. (Mrlton W. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Sept. 8. Bids on the castle will JA. 7SM80. tunity for woman with'gM d |iecre- PEPPE r S 75c ^ bushel. Bring leges St. 1(^■•Birch ‘St. farms, with or without stock, 2 Fireplaces Hui^fUnM. 30. 6 4 l» , 30. 8-48&)i|^ 481 Main S t best possible terms.’’ taiial training and experience. Air- Male or Female 37 3, 50, 400 acres. WcUes Agsncy, be accepted any time. MANCHESTER Driving Academy. GROWiNG'’sPRUCE trees, two to containers. Also butternut squash Recreatiem Room In Basement UMITATION ORDER 1963 CHEVROLET da luxa sedan THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS four feet, $1.90 to $2 each. R. conditioned office, complete insur­ and egg plant. 338 Hlllstown Rd. Notice BEAUrpTlL 8-room unfurnished doventi^ PL 34873. TWO-f Xm iLY home four rooffu AT A ffoURT OF PROBATE held Manchester's oldest, most recom' ance coverage and profit sharing. EXPERIENCED Luncheonette, apartment In .WiUimantIc. Rent at Manchester within and for the OLDEST KiliN ' Extra clean, gleaming Jet Mack. mended, your safety, our busi' White, Smith St. Wapping. MI. part time. Apply Arthur'a' Lunch­ Open Porch each. Pniped for quick sale. Ex- Dlslrlc^^rf Manchester, on the 1st day FuUy aqulpped, low mUaaga. 1953 WILLYS STATION Town of Manchester ' 889. Aduite pi^erred. Call Willi- cluaiva with The hlancheatsr Ai: of 8epfemb«r. 19M. Jameatown, Va. (8*)—Archaeolo­ - 2 4 ness. license guaranteed. Stand 9-1219. eonette. /friantlc HA. 3-1048. H oi^ For 816 Douglas M(Xm, 388 Main. - WAGON Household Goods 51 invitation to Bid Lot 100 X 216 . aoclatea, Reritorg. E arl Rcdian. Present. Hbn. John J. Walleit. Judge. gists have found what they believe P E R 1 0 ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclette Apply T o Estate of Emma E. Evans. late of to be the oldest pottery kiln in INCH , A S cylinder wegon M ly equip­ your personal iinatructor. Dial PI, Bids will be'received for furnish­ $11,800 RANCte, RAN( two bedrooms, Vacant 30. 3-7433, SO. S-6331, 30. t-0364. Manchester In said District, deceased. CAN’T SEE these from the ped Including overdrive. We sold Roofing—Biding 16 FOR QUICK sale, six piece kltch' ing a power tewp mower at the On motion of Robert J. Evjuis. 124 the United States, on the Green 3-7349 any time. ALDON SPINNING MILLS Business Locations brsesewa.y,ray, two-car garags, ama- FOUR AND FOUR duplex home. street 1M7 Hudson, 1946 Nash it new and it's alwaye had the Dogs Bfirds—Pets , 41 en set, electric refrigerator, one office of the General Manager, site drlv;ivs. ExcMant condition, Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield; Copn., Spring plantation. They believe it 1M7 Chavrtflat, others from beet of cere. Full price $1,195. FOR THE BEST In Bonded buUt Talcottvitle gas stove, 3 piece maple bedroom For Rent 64 Large lot, located on hue line executor. was built about 1885 by Gov. Sir PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY, Town of Manchester a t 3:Q0 p.m.. Very cinlsn^al. Camon W, Hutch- CaU near achool. Priced reasonable. ORDERED; That six months from POTTED 135. Look behind offlca. Oouilas Only 9396 down. up roofs, ehlnglc roofs, gutters, MI 3-6128 Mt, cedar wardrobe, 3-piece UV' Wednesday, September 14. 1956, at ins. 30.. 9^33. ' 30.^^^. the 1st day of September. 1965, be. and William Berkeley, then the planto' K etors, SIS Main. conductors and roof repairs caU 68.Spruce, Manchester. MI. 9-9520. Ing room set, French mjrror, Imi' THREE ROOM office space. Will 30. 6-5003. the same are limited and allowed for Motorcycles—rBicycles ' ll which time bids w;lll be opened in renovate to suit tenant. Second McKin n e y b r o t h e r s , inc, tion owner. 1963 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. CoughUn. Ml. 9-7T07. If no answer Hours 9 to 13^1 to 5:90; Tuesday tation fireplace. 2-in-l mahogany TRULY A FA30LY H03OC— the creditors within which to bring In 1963 OLOSMOBILE “68”. two tone Bic y c l e r e p a ir in g at) typea, caU HI. 9-4431. EXCELLENT opportimity-.,.. with and Thursday nights, 7 to 9, dis­ end table.,83'>.Cheatnut St, MI. public. Bids, sesled arid marked floor, Manchester Savings A Loan $13,000 NEW TTIREE bedriAm their claims against said ektate, and SEDAN “Power Lawn Mower" must be in Bldg., 1007 Msln St. Seven-room Cokmlri, four bed­ MI 3-6060 or Ml 9-3031 ranch, extra large rooms, 30x16 said executor Is directed to give public green finish. Radio, heater, by English jt apeclalty. Now open 9 considerable reeponelbiiity for an counts to dealers and breSdera. 9-2855. ' \ rooms, lavatory,, full bath. Two- notice to the .creditors to bring In their dramatic powar brakes and A fine one owner car, Very' low a.m.' to '9 p.m. Manchester Ra Y’S ROOf i NG CO., shingle and experienced person to be com­ the office of the General Manager living room, Ule bath, oil hot claims within said time allowed by SPACIOUS Profesaionsl Office. car garage, glsissed sun porch. NEW LISTING: (Mpe Cod on quiet publlshlng a copy of this order In some HARDY MUMS many otnar fina extras. 19A*4 mileage. See thia little lovely today. Cycle Shop, 164 West Middle 'Tum- built up roofs, gutter .and con' bination stenographer and clerk MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ APARTMENT SIZE Supreme before the time stated above. The streeL Six finished rooms. Oil water heat, cellar, 3-3 acre, large guanmtaad actual miles. This doctor work, roof, chimney re­ tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed rarijj)e, 20” . excellent condition, right la reserved to reject any and Ground floor. Main St. Ample Lovely psrk-liks lot spproximate- trace, suburban. Carlton W. newspaper haring a circulation In said Only $295 down. plker MI. 9-308. in. Oivision Sales office in; Man­ parking. 30 34900. ly XOO’ X TSO*. . Fairly priced. burner. Aluminum screens and probate district within. ten days frodi an outstimdlng car for this year pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2314. chester. Position requires ' good singing, canaries, hemsters, tropi­ very resonable. Call MI. 9-3778. all. bids. 'e Hutchins? 30. 9-5133, 30. 9-4694. the date of this order and return make ALL METAL X —------• — Shown by spi>ointmerit only. storms. Lsrts plsy arsa with to this court of the notice given. and modal. Dependable service 1962 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Ray Jackson, MI 3-8325. shorthand and typing sJUU. CoUege cal fiah, pet foods and suppUea. All blfis must conform to the trass. Pries $13,300. Madeline at a moderate cost. Completely GIRL'S 38" ENGU8H bicycle for 996 Main St. MI; 9-4278. Optn 9 AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES— Elva 'Tyler, Realtor, 3 0 9-4489. SOUTH COVENraY — 44 acres, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. - SEDAN - - or businejs achoot/j^wduat# pre­ speciOcaUona end bidders form.-; 100% Main St. location. Fak­ Smith, Realtor. 30. 9-1843. sight room houM, six outside $ t . o o guaranteed. Barlow Motors, 435 ' sale. Inquire at 13 Short ROOFINO, Siding apd carpentry. a.m. to 9 p.m. daUy. Thursdaya 9 KALAMAZOO gas range. Very A’L vA COURT OF PROBATE hold ferred. Perndanent pbaition, S'day Which may be procured from the ing. Apply Marlow’s, 887 Main $9800—SIX r o o m home, oil ' hot buUdings, $30,000.. GtU PI. 34337. STAriNWAMN Xlkln S t, Manchester. Fully oqiilpped. Thia de luxe car AlterkUons and addlUmu. Oeu- week. Paid vacation, group in­ a.m. tq 9 p.m. S/ and H. Green good condition. Call MI. 9-1414.-— Superintendent of Parka. Room 18. wstsr heat, garage, 3-3 acre, neSr 3fANC»ESTER at Maoehvtter within and for iho is raafly sharp. Only $395 down, inge. Workmanahlp guaranteed. Stamps; SL Distrin af Manchester, «n the 29th day 1960 CHEVROLET da luxe tudar, surance plan. Applicant should re­ SOFA a n d t w o chairs, slip Munlclpsi Building, Manchester, Inis. (Mrltm W. Hutchins. 30, PARKER STREET. of A usust; 19M' 1986. Dodge. Send nnd rad Business Services Offered 13 A. A. Dion, Inc., 386 Autumn side in Manchester. Salary ar­ Connecticut. 9-5133, Ml. 9-4894. Owner moving out of ststt. Must Preaent, Hon. John J. Walletl. Judge. -»y radio, beater, good coodtUon, 1963 WILLYS HARDTOP Street. IQ. 3i4880. TOY MANCH|i:STER . Terriers, covers, custom made. R'eason- OveraiM Garnson Coioiiisl of 6 Estate df Sarah M. Martin, late of 6 cylinder with heeter and ranged. Write Box P, Herald, out­ aUe. Call MI. 9-9468. . m U this four-room expandable Manchester, uk aald District, deceased. thronghoMt Small down pajnnant A clekn solid car. FuUy equip­ males, registered, inoculated. Call rooma and 10’ x 20' porch. BrecM- Win hurot Into bteom la S 4 weaka, New to a gaed Mara to f h a * term s. Douglas |Cot«ns, 338 COMPLETE R^AIRS by Stuart lining quallflcaUona including tele­ MI. 9-0973 after 6. 88 Linnmore Sew-Easy Lin^orio Cape (3od. Full cellar (dry), oil The executor haying exhibited his sd-' slgnel lights. This Is one of ped including overdrive. Full price R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ phone number. c l e a r a n c e wsy, 24’ X 24', two car garage. ministration accouht yrllh sa|d estate Roofinig Aiid Chimneys 16-A Dr., Mancheeter. Butterfly Cobbltr! heat, flraplact. Located on bus to this Court for allowance. It Is ^ the most popular automobiles $1,190. Only $395 down. matic washing, machines, electric 100' X 206’ lot. Built by contractor ORDERED: Thai^. the 13th day of iSCPENSES UP with schotd alert­ 25% discount on sU dining room line and; near shopping center. owner. Priced to m U quickly.' OB the market. See It today. PRIVATELT ofnad 1961 Bulck ranges, vacuum cleuters, motors, ROOFINO—SpMaUslim in repair­ BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN klttena. furniture. Some odd pieces, some September. 1968. at wn o’clock, fore­ TRUCK SPECIAL ing? You can earn that needed 3(uat see interioj^ to appreciate noon, at the Probate ^Office In the Fresh Dug-Fresh Dug Roadmastar^ hard top Riviera small appliances, welding. 180 ing roofs of am klnoa. Alao new Hooaebroken,' pedigreed. Three complete. Sf'OLENWOOP STREET Munlcinal Building In said Manchester, 37,000 miles. Many exvas. Excel Main Street. Ml. 94878. roofs: Gutter Vork. Chimneys money. Box R, Herald. 1952 CHEVROLET I'TON monUu old. MI, 8-1331. CHAMBERS , be aao the tarn*' Is assigned for a lent condition. Leaving ..state will cleaned, repaired,'38 years'.'ex­ ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor A little* gem of-m-CMonlal type hearing on the ■ allowance oT said ad­ make sacrtace way beTow current PLATFORM RACK rURNITURB Repair Service: perience. Free aetlmatea. CeU PART TIME REOISTERIX) A.K.C. Springer f u r n i t u r e s a l e s , j./" home. 26’ living room, tiled Youngs­ m inistration .accotmt with sAld estate 517 E sst Middle Tufnpike and ascertainment of distributees, and value fOr>r quick sale. Mi. 9-1069. Practically hew. Save.a bundle Complete repairing, rsHnUhlng, Howjey. Manchester Ml. 3-6181. spaniel puppiaa, inoculated. MI. Phone 3 0 9-4543 town kitchen, dining comhinaUon, this Court directs that ndtice of the HUNDREDS TO MOOSE FROM restoring Ior all types of tumltt»fe. STENOGRAPHER q-8439. * Hours: 10-8 p.m., 7:30-8:30 p'm. tiled bath and lavatory, 3 bed­ time and place assigned for saldXhear­ on thia fine truck. Only $295 down. ing ' b« given to all persons knowlr to 1861 CHEVROLET Style line da Zlgmur4 Goads, Prop. Formoxto CHI{NN. pm ST CLASS MEN ONLY 30. 9-3001 Or 10. **404. Middle 'Dimpike West. Manchester, Private party. MI. 3-4223, Someone's going to own this Avallabla,At AU Times WANTED big lot well landscaped. Owner Conn.: Stuart D. Robinson. 9 Ridge Everiaga Until 6 Pe M. YEWS YEWS beauUful car and with a fsbuloui MILLS CORP. \ TEU M IS-52M Terrace, EmerSon, New Jers^; Gladys must sell quickly, therefore priced H. Server. BoHon Lake; Rn>. Rock- Sntnrdays Until 8 P. M. 1960 CflElVROLET 3-door de luxe, deal. See me on thia one . . . Phllco Factory Supervised Bervicp Millinery—^essm iking 19 Talcottville - feriisUcally. automaUc tranamluion. Com­ MANCHESTER vlUe. Conn,: Walter R. Holland, 175 CaU WILL. HILLB IMMEDIATELY ^ MANCHf^STER High St., West. Manchester. Conn. pletely jequipped. Abeolutely im- r 35 RAMBLER 2-DR. MI 3-6128 ' TOOL and DESIGN, liw. Call William McBride 3 0 3-4816 JOHN J. WALLfeTT, Judge. $ i . maculate, ihccellent mechanical­ M I'^-SSH ALTERA’nONS — C^la. ■ulU, 54 PHELM R6AD-:^ldor hoins $ i :9 5 95 SEDAN - 'dress, aklrta, etc. Ca^ MI. 9-8838. "^CONVERSEi '4-5 room single near bus 199 HARTPOEO B it ly. ML 9-916A - -- GIRL FOR |Murt Uma at luncheon- that haa three up and'thr** down J. WA’TSQN b e a c h xnd CO. Sharp and very economical as ANTIQUES Raflniabed. etu. Hours 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. See and shprainc- All cash. J ■ 3943 PONTIAC, Good tires good you know. dona oh any furniture. Tiemu, Mrs. Olmsted at luncbeonitto, Write Box V plua large entrance hall; Qne car Realtors—JA .2-2115 running confliUon. p saaonable. 189 South Mpin SL Phone Ml. Moving—Traddi F. W. Woolwdrth Co. garage. BeauUfuly' AND CP AND C P MI. ,8-7718. clqTlb Herald 1955 RAMBLER CROSS Storage ,i \ 20 i yard. Cltoa^ to bus and RA3IBLING C^PE Cod. center «n- 1961 FORD convertible. Beautiful COUNTRY STATION tfjuice hril, fireplace, 6 rooms, oil HAND 4 I8D power lawn mowers AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS dO„ BABY SITTER neede 318.500. Carlton W, Hutchins. ML tha road. _ Ideal Grinding Shop 373 Adams Hartford CH. 7-1439. I^OUNG WOMAN to managa foun- 9-5183, 30. 9-4S94. AT Douglas Motors, 888 Msln. 8 \ CaU Ml.1. 94130 W-44879.or- tain full. time, tio nights, no Sun FOR IMMEDIAn loyit 1* ysors oM or ARBORYITAE H M M V n U Todsy See MANCHESTER I ^ a g s DeUvery. daya. Apply in person only, 4M 1968 CHEVROLET two-door sedan. HONEY WAGON. SepUc tank aerv- •r, to work olfor ocliool T. J. CROCKE’TT NEW FIVE room ranch style IDEA^FOR SCREENINO Light trucking and parage deUV: Hartford Rd. ' Real Estate Broker house. Ceramic tile bath, pine Beautiful dova gray finish. Five tee. Installing, repairing, cleSa- ary. .natrigaratota, wasbara and SALE . and Sotordoyo. Apply M axcallent tires, very low mileage, DeCORMlER MOTORS paneled kitchan, lot-90 x spo fine Ing. J. P. Fay, 404 WetbereU SL, atova moving sperialty. Foldhm BABY SITTER wanted. 10:80 to 1S65 Ohavrelet t dear srfaoj p o r s o d . Phone Office 3 0 3-6418 shade trees. Call builder, Gilbert One owner. See Bob Oliver on For A, Fine Car Mancheetar. Ml. 9-3330. chain for rent ML 94753. 12:16. Monday th r m ^ Friday tnadel, radi#, haater, ever- m M this one, at'O nter Motor Sales, **2lS" Flckett. 30. 94982. i O M aValiinga. 726'North Maiain. eecood drive, aoiy Sjet mOea, erigtaal Residence 30'9-776^ AMSTON U K E dSlM sin. _ Auto Acceasorfes—'Tirti 5 DOORS OPENED, keys tlttsd, floor. 07.350 copied,- vactAtm'cleanera. Irons, Palntiiig--Paperinc ^21 shewnsm eaadltpen. SaertSce ’ glenney^ 1961 CHEVROLET Sedan, PoVer- suns, etc., repaired. Sheara, CLERK-TYPIST for diveraiflod ef- nOMO DISCOUNT ON ALL LOTS H R E SALE . flJSS. Private party. TeL MI MEN’S SHOP MANCHESTER—T^hree y e a n olq, Chsrmln'g ‘2 story six room is - is n c . glide, radio, heatar. Twmtoaa fin- Buy One—Oet One knlvei, mdwera, etc., put Into cota' flea work. Knowladge Of book­ frame home, (Sirca 1880); re- ON BY An TERRACE lS-34 or. - uh. Oean throughout. Douglas dlUon for oomlng needs. Bralth' EXTERIOR PAINTING oiUy. FrM keeping helpful. Small congenial S-TTIt. TSO MAIN BTREET six room (ktpe Cod. Oil heat, com­ Motors, ass Main SL •Half Price eatimatea. Ml. 9-1383. WANTED^ bination windows nnd doors. Ideal cenUy reconditioned. Beauti- . Tubeless, regular, whites, blacks. walU, 53 Pearl atreet. . office. Call ML 6-4867. Mr. Kauf- ...... "I i'-. fully redecorated. Fireplace, m sa. locaUon near achoria, sntqpptiig. LOTS PRICED FROM $^95.00 UP 1664 CHEVROLET twoKloor aedan. New treads, lifetime road hsxard PAINTIn G—Exterior and loterioC/ T ; Pretty in or. out of the. kitchen, . RsasonsMy prlcsd. Private own- screened porch off living-reom. POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ p e r Twer tone green, radio and heat guarantee. bkperhanging, ceUlnga reflniehad. A carsfuUy taUorsd ^allp a n d you’jl find this cebblsr aim^ls to •P.ML 64601 Full basement with Isiindry L i C ,AM.6« DOWN—SIAM MONTH ened. Air .cooled engines, sold and WANTBD-Shltt epentor. ’ \I E lV m to I 628M DOWN—S8a.6* PER MONTH ' ar. Low, low mllaage, Original No Money Down repaired. Capitol Equipment, 88 WaUpaper hooka on request. Estl- lUpariance not aaaesitial. Apply T O O L and rahg MW stid comfortabls 'to wear. The facilities, open attic. Con- 30 Months To Pay over'.kised pockets are trimmed HACX3(ATACK 8T .-18 acres, sf- vsniant and desirable locaUon^ and clean. Center Motorr Siilej. Main-. '1 , matea given. FuUy insured. CaU In Mraon. Maple Dry Cleeaeta and women. Fpr cooler-'westber, saw ' o w n t o u r OWN PRIVATE PICNIC GROUNDS 861 Main. BtnXIBT CENTER—Ml 3-4184 Edward R. Price: Ml. 9-1Q03, Laimderen, n M i^ a St. a tot la dark tonea — navy or with Urge, darting butterflies am- ioiding an .axesUsnt viaw, brook, high elevation. BeauUful treea OUNDER'S T.V. Sarvlcm aVaUabM •/ ■ ( broidsrsd Iq esay-to4o stltebss and good bam 'and other buildings, BEAT THE WEEKEND TRAFFIC PROBLEM Mack. • on spacious plot, 92 x 250. Two , / EACH LOT AT LEAST 5M* SQ. FEET 1661 CHEVROLET emtverUMe, 'fraUm for S*lc $*A any tlma. Antanhs oonvaralnaa. INTBUUOR AND exterior d en rat- lAL SECRETARY. Local of- .G A U G E Pattern No. 6305 is in aiaes 36, h j r ^ t coMm naar'new school. E. F. Von Ecksr, car garage, ameaite drive. In- i •quippod: wiOi radio, heatW, PhUco factory supervtaod aarvica. Ing. Free esUmatea chee ‘ flee.tico. EMrthand jsnq typing. Neat- , 40, 43, 44, 46, 46, 60, 53. SiM P sttsm No. 3615 contains tissue, ■i^snt, J806 Koonay St. spacUon appointment with i ■'::k ■ - ■ V pewargBdo and many eOwr floe NEW AMD uaed traUers. Hlgti given with n o ' obligatlone. Tel. ML 9-14M. {and accuracy required) JNACH|NIST WANTED S, slip, 3%. yards of 35-inch; .stpea 14,16,18 incl; hot-iron trans­ ^ THREE PRIVATE REACHES : axtras. Pale yellow tUHpb wtth NUuior Park, Rockville. IH 9-7547. • Writci BoK X, Herald. fer for butterfly designs; sewing 3UNCHE8TER GREEN — Largs RICHARD B. MOORE, Realtoi^ SEPTIC TANKS and aewer llnsa, nantlaa. J14 yards. custom built fix-room Capo ^Sea. Mack tsktbar taiterior. MAKER Fbr this ’ pattern, send 36c in and embroidery directions. Glastonbury ME 3-9494 ROATING — RATHINO — FISHING I cooditlMi for this installation only. Drywella, leach­ BABT SITTER to be wfib famUy Send 25c in 0>las, your name, e % acre lot, nicely landscaped and Bonds—Stocks— Cains, your name, address, sIm de­ shnibbed. Raaaonahly priced.' or .'Driven a oanM 3IJIOO Anto Rcpfllrliic—Pklnting ing trenches InstaUed, cellar at muirby lake September 10 to RocfcvHo, Co il. Most ht sired, and-tbo Itettem Number to sd d rsM and the Pattern Number ^ l a r g i o p p t h e s n u n •jkfiual aiBaa. Drop la M Barlow Bump-pumps ineUUed. iW n A 16. Room, hoard, Uma off plua This is a saiall shop Quick occupancy. Jriiii I. Bissell, WALTON W. GRANT, Realtor Mortgages 31 SUE BURNElT, THE MAN- to ANNIE OABOrr, THE MAN- ' 305 Andrews Building AMSTON LAKE K LOCATED ON ROUTE 85 Mileci. 4M Main it, I BRAKE RBLINE, piost all cars Country Construction. Ml. 9-4143. aalary. Idf. UStfUT, > COHieraE HVENWG. HmALD. GMaa St^ lio. Oairentry. Tel, Oev- PARKMG ARIA V. FAST ACTION that is sxpsiriiiif'rsBid* C8X8TER EVENING HERALD, •ntry. r t 14638. \ 63 Esst Ontor St HALFWAY BETWEEN HEBRON sad COLCHESTER 18^ dfls aport car. 614.68. Choose Uip Und«. No 111 AVE. AlfEEIOAS, NEW 116* AVE- AMBEI0A8, NEW monev down, f l weekly. Cole RANGE BURNERS and pot burn SALESO:n u_ s wanted full Uma Ijr. Ofportsnitjr for 1^* A,tNraijhro rato for righf portoo., M I 3-ntE OPEN DAR.Y 9:30 A lla ra OdO F.IC id err flie era. Cleaned and repaired... New FAIR .‘mEA'nqENT and partt tlm(ma. Apply Mr. Ruhmai. TfMUE 36. K; Y. YOOE 36. N. T. 899 SPRING BL-loMto^. built MotoA. m Center. Ml. 64680. vanccaciit is oaUssitsd. Send 35 cents now for your copy New avsllshte—the 1656 Needle­ /Bgraw M vee #■ the prepefty a v ^ day. lachidiag SataidaF diadlt” The and used taumera and pUmpd. CaU F. W. Woolworth: ploo. Drap'o cord; three bedroom hoaie. TWo-car fa- n V E ROOM ranch, fuU basement, ) aatil dark—rala ar sklae. SUNDAY MNUL 4 ' I iaJaenil PAHmNO-Any car, Jo t. Ml. 94187. LOVySfiT MONTHLY. PAYIOENTB Write, for interview ghr- of the new M i A Winter '55 edi­ work Album printed in attractivs rage. ^eatte drive. Rath and ptoaUred walla, full insulatton, .Bsy aarvica. Laava PEOPLE ARE talhlng About new o rcpraicBtotlvt wH tion of our pattern catalog Basic •eolora. It contains 56 pagts of tovatocy, fir^laca, aun porch, lot bet water oil hast, firspUce^yit MAHCHEaTER T; V. Servlet, . DIAL CH 6-8897 ^ • ______, lovsly ilaaigite — plua 3 gift pat- " T . pkig to wqrlr. r clothaa and maha-up for fall. Oaali inff sff. and brief ontUne Fatolon.. Colorful, sxcltln£ dllsd a 190 X $ n , For -appolalnoRt to la- hath, lame kitchen. 30 days oceu- DRIVI OUT TODAY radio and T.V. meclallats aince In on thia tremendoua faaidea ' yM I IB yS(MF. j with araait, oasy to i stytas tor torw, Jlirietlona wintad la book. MIL M EE A. R. fniUa ||uey. atotee Lssperaacs. ML OPEN LABOR Di 1994. O iitftar momimhers „ of Telsa. CONNECTICUT • f esiMsrieiice and sdn> toaa you a trend by haeoaUng a direct rcpie- "6l|'afaA’' . Oniii;J6e A eoppl ML 94880 or ML 84807, 'MORTGAGE EXCHANGE •enteUv# for Avon wheleeali-dte- entian. 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■f nUDAY, SEF^HBER Z, IM^ i--y .. "} A fw ntt Dstly Not Pross Rua jUanrlf^Btf r ^vm tag UnraUi ^ . . L . ______' fbr tho W o* BMod A agoit 27. lifts The marriage ceremony of Miss P a rttr I^orraind Hays of Burlington. Vf., Small Sums Taken. V - _ 1_ ^ 1 ^ ' er*' 4 6 6 /• ^l|^«ilitToW ll and Edward H. IPinard of 280 E. Ai Mamhor or wk AaOt Middle Tpke. Will be aolemniaed In Breaks Here Beraea or OUeuletlen Mgh 7E adtlM ^morrow afternoon at 9 p^m. in laneka»ter-~'^ CUy fNI ViUaga Charm w ^ch L I ^ 's Episcopal Church, Bur­ Chief Herman O. Schendel said ,mma lington. ____ this monting housM on Walker 8 t ■ >niffT**fT Chib( wUl Iwtc ’VOL. LXXIV, Nd. 28$ (TWEk^VB PAGES) |MANCHES^TE^ CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 115$ on Pago IS) ta aiM tliv'il't o'plock thii «v«- The Dorcas Group of the South and Oak S t were entered Wednes­ PRICE nV E CSM1I Biaf. All ntunu must 1>« in by Methodist W8CS will meet Wed­ day and yesterday and smidl sums "rr /I te ^ l A t. . nesday, Sept. 7!’ at 9:30 a.mwat N' the church for .Work bn braided of money taken while the home owners were near by outside. Hi ordtr to mnko, tb« moot of ruga tho dayllaht, tba Sunday avonbv Early in August ,a house on E. n Israel Hurls » t mmOtig of tba Salvation Anny at Richard C. Kumiiia, 21. Provi­ Center St. was ransacked, he add­ - tha Safpola in CanUr Park will dence, R. I., was arrested yester­ ed, and said it seems a pattern is coaunanca at S:M aharp, and will day by Patrolman John Turner being followed. tree^emb]roidered A rm or into ba tha fln»> paitc aarvica thia aaa- and charged with speeding. He He said police are not sure MR. The Army is nioat grateful to was released after posting a 932 whether an errant salesman or a / . the Park Department for lU anp> bond for court appearance Sept. 9. passerby is responsible. He issued . 'S . port of theae aervlcea. a warning to householders not to leave money lying around aijd to y striped broadcloth X daughter waa bom Aug. 11 to ReV. Eric Rickard keep front doors locked when in Cfiiro, Egypt, ^ p t. 8 (/P) Dr. and M n. lAIand F. Spalding. the back yard'. MADE FOR EACRbTHER - \ / Dr. Spe«his topic, the peace and $9 for intoxication; Short Sloovo Pullover ...... $4.98 Wpeala in nt and caterpillar In F o m o sa tomorrow afternoon, should ^eet "Crederitlals for The Kingdom.” . William. 25, of 72 Village St., tracks in This will be the last Sunday of driver of the car, waa fined Two VehMies Destroyed Washington, Sept. 3 (AV- at the Sre house at Main and. the summer schedule. On next Sun­ Your Ever Faithful Cardigan .... $6.98 Hong KonY, Sept.;.8 <^F)— HilUard Sts. a t 8:90. $15 for speeding and granted a The spokesman aqid two of' the The Labor Department aaya day, Sept. 11, Center Church will suspended judgment for failure to Sizes 34-40. Colors: Mulberry, Andes Copper, Spicy vehicles were deatro))ed. British police have iisueid a< resume its full schediile of services carry, his operator’s license; Olive and Colombia Blue. He said the ^aeli force also more than halt of some 180,- murder conspiracy charge at 7:90, 8, 9:1b and 11 a.m. This Samuel, 19, also of 72 Village St., attacked the refugee camp pf Al- 000 workers idled by the re­ will be Oommuhion Sunday, At 7:90 had a charge of breach of the brelg, near Gau, but retrjMtod cent northeast floods have against a v Chinese—^jiow on. a.m. there will be Cbmmunion and peace nolled. They were - rep­ under heavy Egyptian, fird. -.The Formosa—in connection with /■ Prayers of Intercession. Commun­ resented ' by Atty. Robert PN exchange of fire luted 70 min- found jobs. But it indicated the crash of an airiiner that ion will be served at all services. Kahan of Rockville. Pius A Skirt By Sporteens! utea, but no refugees were hurt, mpre lay offs,may follow com­ carried eight Chineae At 8 a.m. there is a shorter wor­ Japanaaa Forelifn Mlnistar Mamoru^AUgemltsu (left)’, wbd tO the apokesman added. pletion of oieamip programs. Have you ship'Service without music and at Prosecutor Philip Bayer said in officials to their . death last court today .that all the brothers Sheath with tabbed coin pocketz. Rich tweeds or solid col­ yaara ago took part in Uia surrandar of ma nation to the United TMe- unofficial cease-fire- which - Secretary of Labor MitchaU said 9'48 and 11 a.m, there Is a full ors to m atch’ sweaters! Sizes 10-20. ------^ • .98 SUtes, shakes hands with Gan. Douglas'MacArthiir, who accept­ l u t night that th e . bulk of fiood- April. service with music. The Rev. R. were sorry ifor the incident and had kept' things calm . Thursday had apologized to the arresting ed that aurraiider. Shigamltau and MacArthur mat In tha httar’a and yuterday no longer prevailed. alfected workers have returned to Sixteen persons perlabad Whan RuaaeU Peery, new aksoclate min­ SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR the Air India liner plunged Into, h eard? ister of GaiUer Church, will preach officer before appearing today. In hotel suite in New York. (NBA Telephoto). Firat word that violmce WM their regular jobs or have been' em­ Arthur’s case, he felt the trouble Ship’n Shore’s tree-planted brosddolh puts again erupting today on G as a ployed in rehabilitation work. the South C2>ina Sea April 11 wMle at 9. 9:1S and 11 o'clock. en route to the Aslan-Afrlcan con­ The Church School wilt reopen was he had had too much' to drink. other blouses in the shadel^ewert soft-tailored fronOer after a two-day lull came MitchiSlI said states in the fiood from Jertiaalem, where an laraeU area reported that, once mop up. ference at Bandung, Indonesia. Sept, 11 also with two complete Smith reported at the time of British police in this Crown aeaalona. Nursery through Junior the Incident that when he began success owns a little rounded collar, trim three-quarter spokesman aa|d Egyptian and Is­ programs are completed, some New Design raeli forces were engaging In a workers may again be idle pending Colony announced last night toe High a t 9:15 and 11 o’clock. to question the driver, Willjam, S p o r ts w e a r sleeves, costly smoked pearl buttons. Bright woven MacArthur Blocked warrant had'been issued a ^ said Arthur interfered and had to be heavy artillery duel. full resumption o ^ re a burinrsses. This Is a picture Pwrident Eisenhower rfecSlYed from Russian Marshal Zukov recently, bold-stripes on white...embroidered trees in The Israeli apokesman said the right are: daughter. Era. his wife, Alexandra DieVqa, Zukov, hia granddaughter, "Little the man sought had fied to tha arrested by force. Hie accident oc­ See MbiT Idled Chinese Natlonaliet'Island of For­ THE STVOENrS FRIEND curred just before 1 a.m., on tha blending colon... combed cotton that duel .began after Egyptian out­ State Eknployment Security daughter, Ella. Standing in rear la Jourin Alcxandtpvich Vasilevsky, husband of Era M a k e s A posts began shelling areu of Beer! mosa. They said they had asked MODESS day in question. Bayer said his inV launden ideally. Sizes SO to 38. AgencieaPin C^rtecticut, Msm s- E S n m P O K PENS vestlgation showed Samuel ha' Hirohito Execution and Tad MordechiU settlements. chusetts, Rhode Island and Penn­ authorities there to return Mm to $2.S0Up little to do with the incident an Both .kettleauhts are near the sylvania said several thousand Hong Kong. recommended the charge agalnkt H i t See wonderful new colored broadcloths too, at $2.98 Egj^Uh-held Gau Strip. Both workers are likely to be unem­ No ether detslU were dlaclosed. him ba nolled. , New York, Sept, 3 (A*)—Gen. Douglas MacArthur says be last night and the night bede^ ployed for two months or longer, Zhukov Photojueat Broiling The plane’s lest stop before it DIWIY-RICHMAN V SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR personally saved Emperor Hirohito of Japan from trial and Israeli sources said, Egyptian s. The four states reported r«- plunged, into the sea was Hong Tit MAIN ST. A warrant was Issued today by filtratora dypaiutcd walls: But Kong. Immediately following too court authorities for the arrest of y «iL execution after his name w as placed'on the list of accused ciM ng Initial claims for jobless Proves Ike Notj^ W i.e . that w u the only yjolenca before benefit payments from 43,000 crash. Bed CMna charged that Thcron C. Hann, 22, Hartford, who World War II criminals; The listj was drawn up by “some today’s r^eported attacks. "secret agenU” of the United failed to make a court Mpearance countries. other than the Unltedf»*^wpp—i«m—i— 'workers. These new claims in the Sweaters ITie two-day jull hkd followed fiood areas brought a net’ Increase Victim of Hoaxj a o u th e r ii C a jiio r m a States and Nationalist China had scheduled for Monday. 'There was nine days of violence in. the area sabetaged the plane In an attempt some question Monday whether Made of Orion or Nylon in a good **?7ila' fM th ^ e to history of thd iFair Weather Due In which the estimated cBmialties of 31,800 in the naUonal total, as to assassinate Red Chinese Pn- WE OiUWT ALL T 2 Hann had been properly notified of aelection of colors, just made for post-war days waa made by the ranged u high u 61 dead and 91 most other states reported declines Denver, Sept. 3 (to — Remember I L08 Aiiffeles. Sept. 3 (/P)—Southern California’s hottest mler Chou En-Ial and other Oom- LBAOINOBRANDS J the court date; this was the reason that skirl of your choice. general yesterday, the 10th anni­ wounded. in clainis. Initial claims throughout toose wedding gifts President wave continues today, in the wake of l6^eaths, more muMet Chinese delegates to ,ths WE DEUVER % it was not issued then. . versary of Japan's surrender. It Labor Day Holiday Agrea to UN Temw 1. the nation in the week ended Aug. Eisenhower sent to Soviet Marshal Asian-African meeting. "" 1Im < Robert E. tlarnes, 19, of PorUand Slip-ons, sixes 7 to 14 $2.98 came during a friendly meeUng larael announced Thursday It 27 totalled 200.200. Georgi Zhukov’a daughter? Well, than 100 cases of heat prostrations and mountihg losses in Maine, was fined $15 for speeding with Japanese Foreign Minister In Hartford, Conn., two Re­ the President now has a thank you poultry and ssriculture. And the Weather Bureait^redicts UjS..Dcnlee Ckargs Arlhvr Dnis Sttru j Boston, Sept. - 3 W>—Tha would agree to a U.N.-proposed The United States rejected the and $3 for bperating a motor Namoru Shlgemitau, here on a Weather Burauu’s Labor Day cease-fire, provided "all atUcka publican legislatora suggested that note from Zhukov and a color more sixxling heat today, imd to-“ ------“— — =------vehicle with a\defectlve muffler. Cardigans, sizes 7< 14 $4.98 -four-day visit. th estate's Unemployment Com­ photqgraph of the Marshal and morrow. A Mgh of 104 was fore- charge, terming it ’‘ridiculous” weekend forecast said today by Egyptians in 'whatever form end “utter nonsenae.” Britain .ac­ He was .arrested Wednesday by Hirohito, MacArthur said, wasj northern ard waatern will n sM .” pensation laws be amended p> pro­ his family. cast here today. State Patrolman Raymond Lilley willing to assume fuU rasponsi- f vide benefiU af at least $27 weekly And tt)at, aaid the White House Yestorday the mercury boiled up Fire Captain cused Rad Ohinr of sMklng |p England can ggpect* XWypt-had announced earlier It m ake poUtlwU propaganda out w on Rt. 1,5. \ bility for hla country's conduct in weather 'oiday and tim e would dbsarva a caasa-flre. to workers made jobless by the in telling about it, ought to bd e to 108 in Lot Angeles. I t h it 110 tha war. fiooiU. ’’pretty good rebuttal" of publiah'. the day befbre—an all-Ume high, Trying to Save 14 the crash without waiting for a Another muffler was that Oirli—cawia in today lor your unart row. propqr inyeatlgation. of William K. Kauffnian, 17, of 57 { Took FoU RaapanalMUty The southeastern section, (Oaatfaiiieil oa Faga Five) State Repe. Richard C. Williams ra reports that the RUMians per­ Wednesday tha maximum waa 101. Ellington Ave., Rockvble, fined $9 Skirts. rogulatian Meero Gym Suht. TkSt won- Ha quoted the Emperor as aay- including toa Boston area, __ :...... ' - ^ of GlSjtonbufljr and Paul M. An- petrated a whopping hoax .on . .Scorching temperatures ha vs Lahabra, Calif., Sept. S (F) Pollto identified toe man for operating a motor vehicle with dorhi^'tlurdy Httia Maora wit k Son- tng at tha tima: *‘I wish to assume iviil have- conafMfable high_ di ew* ^*HMMsaii.uliBirman sad, Eipenhower at :the -GenaVa. Big Inteiislfled several danjagtng fifes. A herole.'firv captain gave named Ja' tha wanaat aa CEosf a defective and/or an improper Made of Orion and Wool. Corduroy full responstbttlty for every event cloudiness with a chance of~ member respectively 6t the legis­ Four conference. Ons of thsni ysstorday cost the Tss-ming ^ said hs ha(L .worked and Felts, pleated, circular or fertiad and coiarfoit to ipiya.yott many hla life yesterday, tfylng to aa a oooBsXrteaidiig' alrUnsrs muffler. , .connected with the prosecution of intermittent .very llffht rain lature's House .Committee on La­ The reports were that Zhukov— Uvea of fiva- persona. and injured rescue 14 boys who"were fight­ Marilyn D. Hallenbeck, 26, of straight styles in colors that go long yM n af woar. A tUm, Sottoring ^ e war. I assume responaibtllty for 'over the Cape Cod section to-, Judged Refuses he and ElaenhoWer got to be good 11 others at.La Habra, 22 miles stopping in Hong Kong. AUTO GLASS in any girl’s wardrobe. bor, made the auggeatlon yester­ ing a raging bniah fire In in- Baker Rd., Rockville, was granted *'ge ovorywhara** wit, it iM» plaotad ' the acUons of every mUltary com­ day. * - day In a letter to Sherman Knapp, friends after World War II—not southeast of here. The day before tenae heat. Four of to* boys He left Hofig KbM air for : mander and every statesman of only had no just-married daughter a fire a t San DImaa. 25 miles east, Formosa MSy 18, offlMrs added. a suspended Judgment on a Charge ^ diartt, action bock, jiffy mop faito n ^ Fair weather will prevail Army Right to chairman of the governor’s spe­ succumbed. of violation of rules of the rqad in . Sizes 7 to 14 Japan. Whatever your judgment over all New England to­ cial Flood Disaster Riicovery Com­ but apparently no daughter st all. destroyed 12 homes and 'dSmaged Witnesses said a sudden Aboard th e . crashed plpas weTe- TURNITURE TOPS view of a good driving record.XShe $2.98 and $5.98 at ciodng, and an adjuilobta bait to la as to what my fate may be, go night a-nd Sunday and 'very mittee. _i. The 10 by. 12; inch handsomely scores of others. searing -gust of wind sent eigbt memben of Red China’s was arrested Aug. 29 by Patrolman | OMuro trim welitikm. In |5>t aalor) ahead. I assume all reaponsibtlity. likely into Monday With; tem­ framed photogra]ih wMch Zhukov, Five deaths ware directly at­ c*elegatlon to the Bandung con­ 0 Try Turncoat Said khe pair in' their letter to flames rearing up a ataep hill­ ference. Three of toe 19 peraopa Raymond Peck. \ Pretoens sizes MacArthur said, that when Hiro* peratures continuing on tha Knapp: . the Soviet defense minister, sent tributed to the host on Thursday side where the teenagers were Only one case was continued in hito’s name appeared on the list, Choi side, the weather fore­ to the President shows two daugh­ and Ave more yesterday. Several wetting, down grass. The boys on the plane—two Indian crev^-, $ 4 .0 0 he violently protested ."and my San Francisco,. Sept. 3 (to—The "The fundamental principle of ters, both appearing to be In their elderly . persons who ' collapsed men and an Air India grouiul en'-^ J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. what was one of the shortest ses\ $5.98 and $7.98 caster said. unemployment compensation la to were from a forestry camp protests were headed in’Waahlng- WE WILL CLOSE 8ATDRDAT NOON sions since. the new court staffxj .aaaaaaaaes S "S"4 SA4Ah4bh4Ah68 release of a soldier charged with early 20s. from heat prostration were in operated by the County Proba­ gineer traveling as a passenger— DDROrO MONTHS OP iOLY asd AVOUST ton and finally everywhere.” And in the accompanying note critical or serioua condition. „ survi'ved. , took office. It was that of Jerome GIRLS' DEPT— 2nd FLOOR quately or fairly portrayed." One collaboration ^ th the Communists (OoaUnued on Page Five) tion, Department. R. .Nqreh, 32, Hartford, charged "One of my arguments waa that the Marshal pointa put one of. $2 'MiHfons Damage At 'the time ot the crsidi . tho 131 MSSIUST. , - Ml-t-7322| Girls’ Dept.—Second Floor as a result ^ the devotion of the of those present at MacArthur’a in Korea is setting a pattern for them, blond Ella, aa the gitl who County Fire.Captain Glenn' with speeding, set down for Sept. Waldorf -'Towers suite recounted Losses in pquKry and rabbiU Hockey, 45, grabbed a hose Red Chinese Radio also charged 112. ■ • Japanese people to their emperor attorneys trying to get three turn­ V as married in July. the "plane disaster” was "tha re­ ilia’ trial and execution would have the'General’s words after the con­ were so aUggvlng that a Los line and fought his way coat ex-soldiers out of 'military The picture, received by._the Angeles.County Farm. Bureau offl. through a wall of flame to'the sult of long indulgence by. the necessitated an addlUonal mlliion ference with Shigemitsu broke 40 Million Cars President a few days ago through Pritish autooritiee in Hoiig Kong troopa .successfully to carry out up..Z\ cial appealed, to National Civil side of the boys. Apparmtly Tha Army fielcaaad Fvt. John D. diplomatic channels, does not show Defense Director Vsl Peterson to he and toe other ylcUms tried of the criminal actlyities of U.8.- the occupation of Japan.” Tenxyears ago yesterday, Mac­ Martin, 24, of Tulelake. Calif., yes- ‘ Ella’s new husband. But' Zhukov’a CMang Kai-shek agents.” It as­ BACK TO 5CHOOL IN ALL WEATHER Contrlbated Moat > declare thia a disaster area, per­ to outrace the flames to the Arthur accepted Japanb surren­ terday on an order by Federal Expected to Hit note, the’ White House said, namea mitting farmers, to apply for die? crest of the hill — and .failed. serted that Hoiig Kong offldals Tha General described Hirohito der on the deck of the battleship Judge Louis E. Goodman. The the bridegroom aa Kliment Petro­ had failed to heed warnings that as "the man who contributed the. aster loans. It was estimated that Eleven others were -Hhjured Missouri! The surrender waa judge ruled the Army lacked juris­ vich VorosMlov. scorching temperatures had killed, in the blase, which bisekened - With A Sturdy Raincoat most to, the happy result whjeh signed for Japan by ShigemitsU, diction; he said the charge against Holiday Roads The new apn-in-Iaw’s name la $3 million worth of cMckenS and ^(OMIliined eu Page Fhrs)' Plantland on thie Parkway Looks Twici Its Tiny Prtcot came after the signing of . the at that time also foreign minis­ Margin could be tried In federal the same as that of the President 700 acres and waa Anally con­ rabbits. peace treaty.” ter. . , civil court. tained late last night after (Py the Aseociatod Press) of the Soviet Union, But James C. Damage to vegetable and frdit -sweeping through dry gran in V ' MANCHESTER, CONN. ' He ,aald, however, that Hiro- Martin’a attorney, Robert 'E. Summer’s last long weekend I Hagerty. Eisenhower’s ' preM sec­ crops .mounted, with serious losses Made w ith Goodyedr’^Porolated' VinylOlm. hito'a part "has never been ade- retary, Hid he had no informs^ an uninhabited area. .Mors \ OPEN DAILY End SUNDAY • A.M.4 P.M. ' lata body heat out. but won’t let wet In. I t ’s (Continued en Pnge EMven) Hannon,, aaid the judge’s decision lured motor millions .to the high­ predicted if to* doesn’t .than 400 firemen battled Qts would be "helpful” in the cue of tion as to .whether they are re­ break soon. Some lemons And Va- rainproof, tough, cold and tear resistant. $ ■ ^ . 9 8 ways today. , . lated. ' ■ flam ea O lo rsr Red, yellow, blue and aqua. Sixes 7 Otho G, Bell, 24, of Hillsboro. Other ^ millions traveled by lencla oranges have auffered dam­ B u U e tim to 1^." I M m ., one of three prisoners of train, airplane, bua and excursion In addition to Ella the picture— age. Isolated damage has been re­ Got Him *(tff the Ground* war who first chose to stay in ported to such tender vegetablM Hollywodd bills were urged to cur' froRi the AP Wirsfl steamer- for outings over the (Conttnued on Pace Eleven) tail lawn sprinkling so that resi­ FALL PLANTING EVERGREENS Rad China, later decided to re- three-day Labor Day holiday. as tomatoes and string beans. GIRLS’ DEPARTME.NT—SECOND FLOOR » \ ^ turii home and waa arrested by Some nursery stock has been dents higher up might have suf­ ReCeht rains have miadn the anil Msal far plant­ .5 The National Safety Council ficient water prcHbre to meet PALL PLANTING VALUES \ I ' X the Army last July when they estimated that 40 million cars will burned but the $20 million a yaar CYPRUS POUCE AtTACKia) ing. NOW te the ttme to START your FALL landed here. their demands. ' ;* . ^ Nlcoela, Cyprus, flept S (PV— PLANTINa SEASON. Steimis Says Democrats be on the move sometime over the cut flower crop has not been hard Theae ahouM be planted now: .' Hearing Sept. 1 5 ' hit aa yet. . Suburban Monrovia 'declared a A beat 29 heavUy aimed maeked U im O H T YEW ...... Z v . . . . . 92.95 and up holidays. Some will' be* on last MADO^fNA LILY ...... 75c eoeb-rb for $2.9« H Haiuion' filed a petition for a trips to summer cottages and oth­ News Tidbits .Los Angeles, with a plentiful state of emergency, curtailing wa­ men attacked a^^peitoe statton SPREADING Y E W ...... ^ . . . 92.98 and up POTTED PEONIES ...... 95c eneb-rS for 92.59 writ, of habeaa corpus in ^ITa ers will be bringing the children supply from the distant Colorado ter use by banning lawn sprlnkUng near > Famaguafo early today, DyrARF SPREADING YEW .. . $2.95 and up IRIS—Blue Rhythm, ComSewer Blue ^ \ case recently and a henring ia set home from camps, to start school. Ctillsd froM ‘^AP Wires River and toe - High Sierra, or Irrigating between 4 and 8 p.m. Oed u p -S pelloemau and «•* Special Sale of for Sept 15. continued to use tmprecedented "•ally. cuped wttk a lead at arms and < CANADIAN HEMLOCK, 9r-2'4 FL 97.4Peaeh $1.90 en.—S for 92.75 \ Some will be trying to stretch a IRIS—Gudrou White . . . . 91JW ea.—2 for 92.75 ' Yesterday, after the . favorable amounts of water. However, sev­ Conservation of w at^ waa asked anunauitteu. Meanwkile, BriMah 8PRU<3e ...... 1^.96 aud up Washington, sipt. 3 (Jf)— Sen.. "real evidence” of adminiatration week’s drive into a few days afnd Five crew members and seven autkeriUee trausfenred 8S IRIS—China Maid, Soft Pink decision, on Martin, attorneys for others wlllebe out for just after­ eral leM fortunate Itoighboring in Monterey Park Arcadia, SPREADlNa JUNIPER ...... $Lf5 ami up Stennla' (D-Miss) tqday the efforts to work out either high­ the other two tum edata filed peti­ passengers are befieved killed communiUes reported todicationa too. pectod terrortots from the eea- 91.00 ea.—S for 92.75 way or Bchool conattuctlon legla- noon jaunts. 1 • ■ f Thursday when crippled' Air Force tral prison la hScmla to tho aa- GLOBE ARBORVITAE...... $2.95 .each DUS—Sable, Deep Bine Black 13emocrats In <>>ngreas got Presl tions. . The men involved " are 405 Expec'ted to Die of ahortages. P ra A M ip ,^BORV1TAE 92,70 and up lation. Lewie W. Grigga, 22. of Jackaon- C47 crashee trying to return to Realdenta hear toe base of toe (OonttniMd im Page Five) otent Crusader eaatlo at Ryreala. - 21.00 ea<—2 for 92.75 h \ dent Eisenhower "off the ground’’ | This traffic clot, the council es- emergency airstrip near Anchor­ where enemy alieue wom hrid IRIS—Ola Kala, Deep Yellow The Misstssipplan' aaid the ad­ ville, Tex.,' and William. C. ^W - ^ j L ...... y VALUE5 $6.98 to $16.98 toward a .change in foreign pohey | ministration hsjd made “no serioua tlmatoa, will kill off 400 persona age In Alaska. . . . Evangelist Billy during the ear. 91.00 ea.-<-9 for 92.75 tJSMk which has brought face-to-face.'dis-1 between 6 p.m. tonight and mid­ Graham tells capacity auditfice at MtOAD LEAF EVERGREENS * POPPY—Perry’s White, SatinWhite effort to adapt its ptan to the high­ (OaattBqaa Faga Btovea) cuasiOB' w ith , -Ruasia' of interna- j way problem at the state level. night of Labor Day. Other huffi Ocean Grove. N- J. they are vrit- OIRL, 10, DIES o r POLIO Hybrid Red Rbododepdrou ; 97.95 ea. 91.00 ea.—2 for 92:75 This group cohsiats of USetas, cottons, and crepes.* Sizes 9 tional problenu. ' | dreds will be injured. heasing "the beginning of the Stamford, Sept S W —Angela Catauba Rhododendron (Orchid Pink), 98.9S< en. POPPY—Crimson Pompom, Double And, he added, Congreas wasn’t t6 2 2 4 , Not ajl sizes ^ all atylea. All aales final. Sale prices “ RODESTIE" Stennla, a member of the Senate represented on -the commies ion Such a toll would be 15 more Ming of oommunlsm.” Heiress Death Honucide, MarletU Smith. 10. Breokta, N. Maxima Rhododendron (Roaebay) . . 94'.95 ea. C rim son ...... $1.00 ea.-«2 for $2.75 '.Armed Sis^ces Committee, took Y„ who was vlelttig relattven Plerie' Japoalca (Japanese Andromeda) ^ POPPY—Helen EUsnbeth. Large Pink headed by Gen. Lucius Clay which than were killed in a comparable Air Force nys F80F Sabre jets exception, -to Senate Republican drew up- Eisentaower’a road build­ non-holiday period of 78 hours of U.8. 18th FtohterF i l t e r Bomber WhigWl here, died today a f Stomfacd _ . . 1 ‘ 9M 9 and $5.45 en. POPPY—Henry Cnycaux Improved. Policy Cbmmittea charges that Hospital, a vlcttan . o r todhar Boxwood , $4,45 eo. ing plan to be ‘financed thhtugh surveyed by the’Associated Press.-..hoEl" Okinawa to j Deep Roue ...... $1.00 en.—3 for $2.75 Democrats had supported Eisen­ longterm bonds. The AP counted 385 traffic deaths Formosa for 30-idayavOf mobility Medical Exaimner Sfiys polio. The girl wao strickea two days ago at the home ef Mr. And $3.98 2 |4 ’9®— $2 *9? hower’s foreign policies ’’because The bond financing plan was dc- between 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19 training on Oiinese Natiohaliat Is­ Mre. Louis Sledge ot tUe city, they simply did not dare to do featad In both Senate 'and House and midnight Monday. Aug. 22. land. , , . Cutbaek in neutral na- otherwise,” . ti(^ inspection teams operating in PMladelpMs, Sspt. S .(*>-—Thfw “Could this have, been done by her imcle and auat She waa the laaf aesaion. House- Democrats also The council said lU 400 estima,te strange death' of beautiful youag this Z'B**-'^■****T*'Cited. Soyth. Korea reportedly will go young ...wuinan? 1 aay em- daughter of Mre, Aaale R. Smith- ' LAWN CARE TIME IS HERE lost a move for a highway pro-, waa 100 more- deaths than would Doris Jean Silver Oestrlcher haa pbatlcMlF No. ‘Thia waa done by Her father, Cept Graham StoUh. *T think it’is clear,” Stennis said gram with money to be raised occurr on a non-holiday weekertd. Into effect Tuesday. r and rn-snnd estoblisbed lawms— bul . Soviet Communist party news­ been ruled “an unsucceMfuI at­ person or persona imknown” was _j|iiUed while sarvtog la ’ cNid rw-s««d MtabRslM d lawns— bund im w lawns. Most axport*axporfs ogroa CHILDREN'5 AND MI55E5' In an interview, “that Sen. George through added taxes. In Boston trsMic officials have tempt abortion." Dr. Melville- Tho mother, . Mrs.' Gertrude Korea lour yearn ago. (DfGa) and .others got thq Presi- paper Pravda Mys resumption of is thn bnst tim a for sM dlof lowns. StaHnla said that“ lnstead of'Ob- normal relations betwCen Ruasia T. Aeton,- city medical examiner, Silver, however, did not appear to . dent off the ground in th^ ipter- atnictlon. It wds a caae Of Con- (Ooattound on Pm s Flva)'V” haa aaked' the diitrlct ettorney’a testify. She had accompanied her HUNT’FOR BSOAPPE aatldnal~krea.” > ------■ . ,‘sr„ and Japan "could greatly improve * SOIL CONDiflG^RS LAWN SEED— AH Pnm iaaM t Grossos i r ^ grass having to work out a prac­ international atwioapkera .in Far. office to And “tha perpetrators of red-haired daughter, who Dr. HeiMeto Sept S (P) — Statil ANKLETS /George, chairman of the Seri- tical bill Without proper, balp and this homlcids,’* Aston said waa "six to sevm aad local poUcie today iierahid PEAT MOSS—714 0 11. F t Bale Imported nte Foreign Relations Committee.i East aa A whole." . National Gorman P eat ...... ,,. P laatk ^ Mixture, for Sun or . Shade,Mle, S ^ S0.05 planning by the admintatmtlon.'’ PoHo Threat Stolls A ircraft Show OMns in PMtadel- It asmed unllksly, howsvsr, Utot weeks” pregnant, to the apari- through the aortheait eeeMeu ot, MICHIGAN PEAT—Baettvated PMt. ^ e above'mixture eoutalna over Was an eaiiy, prominent advocate He predicted the Democratic-can- investigatora woiild find tha miee- ment of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Meriden for a maitwha waa 50% blucgtnaa. Flna quality , cotton anklats with nylon rainfo^ad heal and of n top-ievel big poWS'r meeting' trolled Congress will psM h bi^- phla with what 'officials describe 50 LA...... Scotta L ain Seed, 71% Kentucky BABY as grentent penoettme dlaplay of ing piacea to7toa puxxling oam Schwarts: There the girl, wl— seen prowllag to the neighher toas for axtra wear, j thia year. The chiefa of state subr way bill next year. Bay sSle Schools until the girl’s L bereaved mother Sloped. last June 24 to Folkston, hoed last sight They theerifted BluegrUis. 5 Ibe...... H i...... 28-85 SIXtSi aequently did meet a t .Geneva. military aircraft aasembled.' . '.In its blueprint, the Republican Maasachusetta State Treasurer was able to tell what happened Ge„ with a handsome .Miami he eould he Water L. Oeideu. 47- brotts Special Purpose, 5 lbs. . .|...... $8.85 Stennla. also took issuei with committee called on party speak- Beach, Fla., ' motorcycle ppllce- fertilizers _ _ / SHOP Was t>M. Boston, Sept. 3 (to—More than JOBn' F r’Kehn&y testifies that to the night of Aug. 22 when dia and y e a r ^ Bridgeport Nogra «riw Ufa l^rme. Containing Meriea Btoeirnsa, Gordon .Anklets ...... pgir 39c ~ other points the GOP Policy Com­ era to refute the contention that her daughter went to the North man, BKarl Oeetrolcher, died. A eecoped from thV|*. 7-V mittee laid down yesterday in a 70. Massachusetts school commit- open higher paying job,.for his 8 Ibe, ...... , ...... $TM Just Arrivsd Eisenhower "would be -batter oft brotherm riw oinoted nn “Inoom- Philadelphia epaitm ent 'bfi^a bar- few Iweeka ago she came home, WethenjOeld yesterday. -SCj Siu AS Organlo (Non-Bumkig) 50 lha. SSA5 bady 38-42. blueprint for next year's .battle with a Democratic Congress." tce»:-faced with mounting paren aeparated from her husband. A v W it^ 100% Orgaale, SO lha. SSAO Kentucky Slue|7iua";. , . -^.i...... 5 Ibe. 80J0 Allure Bobby Socks ...... «:,...... ''phir 39c' tal jsnxlaty over the polio situation potent” to third deputy treaautor, .. tander and his: wlfs. ‘ LlMaLady With the Democrata for control of And while the document nude aa ,It wsa totre the 22-year-old Mrs. Silver waa reported by her qUAKB Agrteo far Lanna—«-104, 50 lbs. S2A5 niahee Fescue (ImporMl-Oreeplug Fescue) mention of whether ' Eisenbowar -^have postponed school opening Connecticut town clerks and ’tm Is-' t—lS0% Organic, SO lha...... $2.75 WHITE Agluib English Rib Anklets 8 'pair for $1.00 trarg of voters will meet with Sm - daughter of thp vice preaident of physicians to be confined to the a— Salvador, 8lbe.S4A 8 ^^^e^*^S-page ‘“'cdBipilation of will run again next year, U pro­ dates despite sUte health officials’ bedroom of the Silvers’ Melrose Sept S (PVteA ba...... a • SS.05 Ohewtagu Feeeue (For Shady Places) ft Ih*. SSAO advice tb the contrary. retary of SUte ..Mildred P. Allen a muIU-mUlion dollar supermiarket DtWne Cotton . ' aufgeaUd apeech-mafcing .rnatcr ceeded on the theory that the bast cImUh ditd. ^ Park home in what theyiterm ed treaeer eheeh El ■ P .' ilhl, aent to,Republican SdnatoraV way.-to sfln b$ck control of School boards, most of then In for aenUnnr •• ehangeo in state's SPANKY l^rii Back Cuff AnkletA...... 3 ]^ir for $1.00 election Is'we. „ Am L Dlat. Atty. Jacob KalUh. "bereavement shock.” day.. The first aheek Roolal oqaipaieat laokas lowai worlc o«ty Syraadtrs. RgEors, Laurw Swgapars. ■ccuaad Dwhocrata'-in Congreaa. of grass ia to urga aU-oUt aupitort for eastern Massachusetts, continued Bernard Bcyman, attorney for S:SS adm (7:SS aju “Wrecking” Eiaenhower'a pro- hia program'. to hold emergency meetinga, State during past year collected #ho asaUted In questioning wlt- ofc. ■ Nyl^n. Stretch Anklets aSaaaag* • * f • pair 79e -eoMO $$i,000,.for 541 tenanU who nsaete st an Inquast yesterday, toe medical examiner, said ia hla BssaaHlie ar daam poaala on achooV' highway and prompted not ao much by fear that were beihg overcharged by land­ summation that "the essential ported. ■ v / ' atomic otaip construction. . Five) opening on time woujd hrip spread aaid “we will meet the,early part M GGESr PANTS G o r ^ Snug Cuff Deb Socks . . . 1...... pair 79c (OMthmaa - lords, either willfully or uninten­ of next w.eek to deteimlne a courae witneM,. the comerstotw witness, “ Medestle** lesopreHy.io ./ ,. It aaenilad what it termed form- the (Uaease but by growing prea- tionally . Federal government an­ Gertrude Silver, the mother of ALBANIA s e l e c t io n ON Swiss dot.' Sisas 2-S. ■, n Proaident Truman'a rafuaal to of action.'' Trimnt Nylon Ankleta - 1 ...... pair 59c doMure ond expensive ieeking igilb It* eohreidered Bure from parents. ^ nounces Pfnna to telenae 1.000AOO Ten witnaases testified at the the girl, ia misring, and I believe Atheaa, Oreoes, rrasL OPALL THE Priced at . admit Oommunlat Infiltration in No Herald Fired by Ike Parochial schools In gener^.|ol' imimda of copper tb flood-stricken inquast that riie can toll .us what happened Prom rt pei to gqvonunaat, ,:. Inabad out at lowed the decisions of the local Connecticut laduatrlal pUnU. that nig h t” — today mU th GARDEN Nylee Sheer trier. The slip. Itself, is e biee cut "biibary’i ia 'hii admiastratlon find. TIm Naw York Daily Nawa whan the testimony was fin­ boards and Mvaral private achoola' Prague Newspaper reports ished. Dr. .Ashton stopped forward ; Thera was no todieatkm when to- N B » S AT — - — PARKWAY 4-sefe styje. j.TJie febfjc? Berbisen.'s * « " Reyen ealMd WpOy’o high . mq^ort Labor Day axM Rapt 2 Prpaidant Sban- and acadenUes announced later Csech Communist111 tntrade ■ unknt* uuioinMsd; veoUgators nStght-be able to ques­ la lh a O a m (nrin woEinSn “suicidal”. haprir firad.Maj. Oaa. Arthur Crepe ihet weers se wel I. Sfhite, Petei, Eieck, Nevy* dates for fall rcgistcations. del^ationa has left for Yugea)MllBj^%1ils was sn unsudesaaful at­ tion toe bereaved mother. Bittiah dsetiafaew •HM ojR. t« 4:00 |O i. ' ' Pboot MltehoM t.2S0t . WhUalfioOOP. eomrolttoa.ealled O.; Tnidaau, abova, u Army Poatponementa varied fnm one ^enoB Alrea’ 3:500,000 per­ tempt at gborUini Thera was no The father, Herman Silver, vice aad 4S COM tba Eisenbowar The/ Mancheater Evenlnf IntalUganca (G-2> chlaf ^ to two weeks. prsaldeKit of Food n d r , Inc., toe- _Othsrs St “anazeaUant sopL sons are under “state .of •elge'^ ** abortlqo to the asdM of compte- jbO fy Mpls Mteoft to HogMi End. turn h i t m N arth 59c.and 69e C » M M > Herald 7vill.i)ot pubUabACc^ tha: “paraoaal'raqtiMt” of Al­ Football adiedulaa ia18inO~co^4prcsideht Juan D. Peron tton, but thsrs waa an attompt at titled late, to tho day. Ha sobMd aa ■W oad uMriOma an stmlghS past OiBlilaaS Schaal to HanHaai mtlc wradtlag.” (Ujr, Labor Day. lan DuUm , band of tha Can- — - ' TMw drive to slimiaats opposlUda an abortion hy tha toasrtlon of B laM n SM4 So hadn't Man" .nay t n l YfitolXfOaea A faaoF (CIA). ( IRfis Ihsw)' I to his lugl^ - ^ fosuign .CftwRauift am jFSfu fltu ). a ■'-7.7' "I* ‘ . 'I I ■ > 1