PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY. AUGUST 28 Avertge Daily Net Pr«M Run If-'' < iianrt|(0t(r lEmntng li^ralb ■1% - - Far the Week Haded The Woathor June 10, ItSd rerMaat efU. 8. Weather 9mmm, A solemn high Mass in honor of Members of the Catholic Moth­ Mrs. Flo.'ence Peterson, 76 West­ John St.; Mrs. Mary Meyert, 25 S t Leone will be celebrated Sun­ ers Circles will meet this e'v.enlng Patrolman' Guest minster Rd.; Mrs. Gloria Newman, N. Elm St.; Mrs. Driia Tedford, ' 12,065 Fair aad eeeler tenlght aad A b ou t T ow n day at 11 a.m. in S t Anthony's at 8:15 at the Leclerc Fuheral Wapplng; William Ryder, Staf­ 17£ Fern St.;.Mrs. Cfisrlotte Al-' Saturday. Low teeight hear SO. ford Springs: Mrs, Luhi Dennis. len. Pillsbur. Hill, Rockville; Mrs. ; Member of the Audit Church, Hartford. The St. Leone Home, 23 Main St., to pay their At Stag Affair Burean of OrcnlatieB High tomorrow 19-tS, There >^>111 be a hymn-elng on the Society is not holding its annual respects to Guerino lamonaco who Kingston, Pa.; Robert Jon^s. 132 Majorie Kurtz, 347 Keeney St.; Manchester— A City of Village Charm atapa ot the North Methodiet celebration because of the loss of died Tuesday. His wife. Mrs. .Mary Policemen, firemen and friends H'gh St:, Rockville; ,T a t r ieWa Miss Arlene Peterson, 51 Utchfield Church Sunday evening at 7 five of its members ort the An­ C. lamonaco, is a member of St. gave a party last night in honor of Berntsen. -L.vdall St.: Scott Pratt, St. o'clock. Great and favorite hymna drea Doria. Bernadette's Mothers Circle. Patrolman Thomas R. jGraham,. Melrose': Mrs. Elsie Heth, RFD 2, DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. of the Chriatlan faith will be aung Rckviils; Mrs. Ruth Raymond, ■Clara Hoering, 124 Prospect St., Tomorrow VOL. LXXV, NO. 277 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGjUST 24, 1956 (Claaaifled Adrertlaing eu Page 14) PMCE nvz CENie who will be married Sept. 15 at St. at the aelection of thoae present. Thomas , Armstrong, '14 Ash­ On Friday evening. Anderson- Mary's Church to Miss Jennie Rockville; Clifford teonarf^ Wap- Rockville; Mrs. Stef fie Borello, 161 The Rev. John E. Post will lead worth St., was honored recently Shea. Auxiliary will hold its usual Klalrash. of 8 Mints Court. ping; Angelo Parande.^ 34 ^tar- W. Middle Tpke. Friday, Jiug, 24 at 6:30 the ringing, accompanied by for completing 35 years of ser\'ice setback parX;^'at 8:30 at the Post Burton Lehman. a» member of jfaret Rd.; Raymond Byers Jr., James W. McKay at the organ. at the Rogers Corp. He is em­ Home. the committee handling arrange­ HFD 1, Wapping. Everyone is invited. ployed in the Rogers, Conn., plant. ments for the Garden Grove affair, ADMITTED TODAY: John Saturday evening, Anderson- said 115 men attended the gather­ Panciera Jr.. 66 Garden St. Personial Notices PEACH SHORTCAKE FESTIVAL The local Covenant Congrega­ Shea Post and Auxiliary will spou­ ing, The traditional mock wedding BIRTHS YESTERDAY: son tional Church will be well rep­ About 300 employes and guests se.- a public setback party at 8:30 was staged. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cnven, 31 Card of Thanks resented at the annual Hilltop of the Rogers Corp. were preient at the Post Home for the benefit of Chief Herman O. Schendel, other Jen.scn St.; a daughter to Mr. and ‘ u‘ the annual outing of the com­ Firehouse Grounds Young People's Conference, which VFW activities. members of the department and a •Mrs. Janies Kennedy, RFD 2, An­ Wi» api»rcclatr th*- kindnrjiji f>( GOP Goal ‘Peace for All Time’ / opens Saturday and continues pany Monday, held at the Banner number of notables wished Graham dover. our rrlativru. frtpiulB niuj in CORNER MAIN AND HILLIARD STS. Lodge in MoodUs. Athletic activi­ our rcconl boroavrniom. thn death of through Sept 3 on the Covenant and his future bride happiness BIRTHS TODAY: A .son to Mr. our husband^ and father, William Conference grounds at Cromwell. ties, a water .ihow, and steak din- purse was given the prospective' Mrs.„ Richard White, 24 Sletirna. Wr extend ^rateftil thankit to BE.NEFIT M-AXCHKSTEK KIRK IIKPAKT.MENT -ner were included in the program. K of C Outing all who contributed heatitlftil flower* or PARADE AXn KNlVOR.M FI ND Inspiring messages by top flight groom. William DeHan, assistant Fo>ter St; ' jrraiited u*u of their car*. spc^ers, excellent music and a prosecutor of the town court, acted DLSCHARGED YESTERDAY: flne recreational prograni is as­ Listed Sunday as toastmaster. Mr*. Mary Sleurpa-. This a Rump, Sirloin Tip snd Brisket TENDERCURE DINTY MOORE CHOOSE YOrn FAVORITE; SHORT, .SIRIAHN, TOP ROI ND, Ing the vicinity of thf home of the toadaide for the body. W’reokage and rafts were found By (^ARL J. IJLLI'MIA Nixon told the delegates shortly, publican record bears so Utttn •e -ri - CORNED BEEF ready for you and plenty of farm UNDERWOOD'S TE.NDER-KXIT .STEAK.S. parents, Mr. and Uj*. Morns Only a tiny mass of decomposed floating a few miles south of a San Francisco. Aug. 24 (®— before in accepting his second ressmblance” to Eisenhowar's ,da> Communist-held island about 100! fresh Fryers and Chicken parts. Weinberger, in nearbV.Weatbuty'. flesh remained. I Connecticut's delegation today VICE PRESIDENT AND MRS, NIXON place nomination that "we have ■criptlon of .it. . Block Island FRESH SWORD FISH center slices at BEEF STEW PO n.TRI AT HAI.E’S IS XEW EXtiLAX'D, FRESH DRESSED. Desperate, he aajd he left the ' Authorities said LaMarca miles .southeast of Shanghai peace in the world today but we Refers to Nixon Rwnnrk . 69c lb. DEVILED HAM WE OFFER HAXDY CIlirKE.N PART.s, VOl X(i BROILERS; baby in a wooded area beside a claimed the baby waa alive when That put the wrecage neatly 200 took home more than they are not going to rest on our Stevenson referred to 'Vies OR THESE SPKX'IAI. .ATTRACTIOXS; cutoff road froth Long' liland'a left to hii desolate death. A med- miles north of the position given brought to the Republican nation- j laurels and be satisfied with the Preeldent Nixon’s assertion the 2 Cans Family Size Can northern parkway. IL^-aa there, ; . . I by the P4M Mercator when it al conventibn. achievements of three and a half Republicana will carry the lliann- When it cornea to ‘'fresher by far” From choice government graded beef . ., radioed at 1:25 a.m. Thuriday it Ground Meat, we are mighty glad that Easy on the Budget under the mantle ot nature and (Continued on Page Eight) The extra was the vice chair- ' years.” hower record to “every comer tender lean PLUMP FRESH FOWL 33c was being attacked-by unidentifted manahip of the GOP national Suez Group Ponders the country.” we have an old fashioned service meat Good to Eat ______-Z ------£ ------aircraft. S' It was a gay, colorful convention set-up, w'here we can give you really ROUND STEAK lb. 79c TENDER committee, a post to which Ns- ; session that stormed' approval for "So are we,” Steveneon eald; - freah ground meats. "FRESHER BY FAR" However, the wreckage was tional Committeeman Meade Al- ; ita two nominees. "I Like Ike" The statement was directed to Pinehurst Ground Meat Freshly ground. found in approximately the aame com waa elected. , . ; Approach to Nasser ballons floated down from the ceil­ lost night’s-acceptance epeechenby Tender, Juicy, Lean ROASTING CHICKENS ^ -4 3 6 Living Costs .up Again; area, loiith of the Saddle Islands The honor came to him shortly ing. Bi***'ho''’er joined in bouncing Eisenhower and Nixon at the lU- off the huge bay of Hangchow, at before he went to the convention them around as he waited through publican National CJonvention. which Peiping Radio said Chinese '■ hall yesterday to witness the final De Luxe Freshly London. Aug. 24 'A*it:rA commit-d-Eg>’ptian ambas-sador to Britain preliminary ceremonies on tne ’’President' Eisenhower made a Communiat aircraft intercepted ; convention scene—the tumultuous platform to begin his formal CHUCK GROUND 1>] lb. tin. A complete meal. Excellent for apreada, aand- It's Tim* for a Low-Cost Pork Roost: tee of flve nations moved swifly j would be sounded out on fixing a fine speech.” Stevenson said. *'But CHOPPED SIRLOIN lb. 89c ndrhea and ranapea. IVi Million Get Pay Hike and damaged a "Chiang Kai-shek ■ reception to President Eisenhow- today to bring before Egypt the ' time'and place for meeting Naiser. speech. saying the right thing ia not the plane" earl.v Thursday. .(*■■■ Mis. Mamie Eiaenhower, in royal same aa doing It, and 7t>ia too had Nothing finer. moral force of 18 countries de- Before tha meeting, Mcnales him- lb. 50c JET SPRAY Chiang’s Nationalist Air Force;. For Alcomv,.it was the end. of W a d in g . control of self had.eaid this* would be con- purple-hat and dresa, carried a big that the RepubUcaa record beara Buy this in patties or bulk. ^ HEINZ Washington. Aug. 24 (® The on Formosa said It had no planes many months'of labor »a Ihe Suez Canal. ■Idered. Secretary ..rof at.t. State Dullea sheaf ot red rosea, as did Mrs. Pat ao little resemblance to the Biraa* (2 lbs. 99c) in the area at the time and none chairman of the Committee on ident’a words. Fresh Shoulders «o*t of living juibpad aeven-tenlha of its planet were missing. Convention Arrangement. Prime Minister Robert Menzies took part In the deliberations. Nixon. o< one per cent in July for the, of Australia led the committee The majority’s proposal is that When he arose before the throng, ”It took an elqfption year toforea The Communist .broadcast said National. Chairman Leonard W. the Eisenhower administration to SpeettJ Chapped Pinehurst "fresher by far" BON AMI KOSHER DILLS second successive month, sending; Hall took the unusual action of through a session described as Egii'pt, which nationalized the the fiSi-year-old Elsenhower said he Gan "very urgent and extremely con­ canal July 26, should turn its op­ wanted to express his "great satl$- even propose to help tha fam ers. (Sandu'irh Chips) consumer prices to a record higli (Continued on Page Fifteen) stepping down from the chair to the school children, etc. aad It BEEF PATTIES lb. 59c second Alcorn's nomination for. fidential” . , to map strategy for ap- eration over to an international faction" that the convention pad Lg. Jar and bringing wage boo*ts to 1L Eg>Tli>" President board on \yhich she would be rep­ decided to keep Intact for this took a Democratic Omgreas to IS to 8 lb.) HAMBURG lb. 39c million Workers. the vice chairmanshIp.MIe called 1 Pfo«hing enable Eisenhower to accompMah him one of the most outstanding j, resented. year's race the same team that S The increase means that tlie con­ ; men with whom he has ever. Menzies was named chairman of The French stepped up niUitary won in 1952 against a Democratic much of anything, even to control sumer's doUar has lost more than TV Buys 725 { worked. . ! the' special Suez Canal Committee preparations in case Egypt turned ticket headed by the same man the his own foreign policy. And oUr meat manager Charlie McCarthy, just back from his lb. 4 3 * one penny’ of purcha-aing power down the idea. But FTench Foreign GOP's opposition has named this ’’I say we had better get buay vacation, says "don't forget that lamh legs are not onl.v during the past two months and I Alcorn had all he could do In j set up after India and Russia doing some of the things Eiaen< Only at P.jnehurst will you find these native 4-7 LB. SIZES— f r o m "FIRST PRIZE" BRAXD HIESH PORK. the final convention hours be- blocked the sending of a delegation Minister Christian Pineau, back in year—Adlal Si. Stevenson whose mighty ‘good eating,'' but good value this week." For small two cents in the past year. ; Pre-1943 Films tween seeing that all waa ready under auspices of the full 22-na- t Pans froni the cbnference, said running mate this year is Sen. hower has been talking about do> farm fresh Cap LaBroad's broad-breested families, Charlie likes to cut 4 or 5 chops off a leg so that you Auto workers, under contracts for the President,,end Vice. Presi­ tlon Suez conference, whl^h wound i «ven if that happened, further Estes Kefauver of Tennessee. ing for the last four yean. have 2 different meals from one cut of meat. Puahbuttnn rleanir—made by - adjusted to living costs, will ob­ dent Nixon and- receiving congrat- up eight days of disetussions yes­ talks would precede any thought Eisenhower sSid he would not "And I must at least proteM hia the world famoua Bon Ami Co. QUICK FROSTED TURKEYS , 59c tain a 4-cent hourly wage increase. I For $20 Million ulattohs. of using force. ill (tenaidered charge that tha CHOICE OfcNUlNE SPRING terday. , attempt any eulogy of Nixon but Democrats aet group agalaat So win some 90,000 electrical work- ■ "Naturally, I appreciate the Sitting with Menzies were dele­ He waa asked if force would be added with vigor;' CONNECTICUT DOLE HAWAIIAN #ra. New York. Aug. 24 —Metro honor," he said. "I will give my gates representing a cross section brought into play in case Nasser HALE'S Prosh swordfish is here again. Also cod, haddock, Other factory employes, in­ Goldwyn Mayer pictures today sold rejected the pcoposal. He replied Trlbu'te to Nixon (Contiaaed an Fnga Bight)' U M B LEGS ^ ft of powers directly concerned with "Whatever dedicated, conscien­ he!Pm u r k e y s PRESH GROUND Boston Blue, mockorel. cluding aircraft, farm equipment a Aim library of 725 pre-1948 pic­ (Oontinaed on Page Eleven) freedom of navigation in the canal in English: "The question of force 7 to 7 'x lb. Elasy on the budget at PINEAPPLE and other workers, will gain three- tures to television stations in ' a — the United States, Sweden, Iran is not yet (sic). We will have new tious loyalty will do for America, dozen cities for $20 million. conversations." he win do.” II to 13 lbs. A good buy at . . RIB LAMB CHOPS. Easy on the budget a t ...... ,1b. 89e to-flve-cent increases. and Ethiopia. PIE f il l in g ' , , The July index, issued today by The transaction, announced by Pineau hurried to report on the For Nixon, who won unanimous IVithholds Comment renomination in the face of HarolJ LAMB PATTIES. Easy on the budget ,^ 1 ...... 29c COFFEE Ready to I'ae the.Labor Department's Bureau of Charles C. Berry.:vice president in Peaches Browning, Emerging from the first private London conference at an extraordi­ B u U e tm s Cook them in the cool -of the evening, or esrly in morning . .. Lb. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables iXabor Statiatica .(BLS) stood at charge of television for Loew's. nary meeting of Frencl. leaders E. Staasen'a futile move to ditch Use Pepperidge Farm Stuffing and be eure'you order cran­ If you want a really fine steak for outdoor or indoor cook­ Can lac.. MGM parent company, means meeting. Menzies. was close him, it waa a night to remember. ing . . juat tell Charlie . . . he will get it or have it ready XATIVE fi^ 7 per cent of the 1947-49 aver- ‘Child Bride,’ Dies mouth^. He told newsmen, "it is with President Rene Coty preeid- from tho AP Wirao berry sauce, too. >age. that such film favorites as Good­ ing. His elation was tempe'red, however, If you phone ahead . , . any thickness . . . any size. bye Mr. Chips, Mutiny on the so tremendously important that Reds to Help Arabs by the fact that hia father, lies Oonuhlsaloaer Surpideed ! New York, Aug. 24 (>P)— I feel we shall all behave like dangerously ill in Whittier, CaUf. TOMATOES 2 u. T5c -BLS Commissioner Ewan Clagua Bounty-and others, will be seen on "Peaches" Browning—the over­ Trapplst monks," Soviet Communist Leader Ni­ home screens in the cities affected.' kita S. Khruachey has said that in He and Mrs. Nixon returned to BABE ZAHARIAS OBAVB L.AR(,E FIR.M IIK.ADK told reporters; weight, headline - making child Earlier, an aide indicated the. Tampa. Fla.. Ang. 34 t® — "It surprised us. We didn't think These are New York, Chicago. bride of the 1920s -is dead at tbe case of war over the canal, the Whittier late last night. Elisenhow- WE ARE FEATURING THIS . WEEKEIND— Milwaukee. St. Louis, Hartford Arabs would have help. George Zaha riae, hunbnad e< . W e I c b V it would be that much.” age of 46. ■ er and Mrs. Eisenhower 'a-ent to famed golfer Babe Zeharhwf and New Haven. Conn., Philsdel- "The. Arabs, will not stand Monterey, Calif., for three or four LETTUCE k,ch17c The Jul.v increase was attributed FRANK NDfON .. phis, Binghamton. N. Y.. Altoona. She slipped and fell in the batb- alone-,"’ he told ambassadors at­ told the Tampa TldMa In a te ^ PICTSWEET FROZEN FOODS rmozEH largely to what Cflague called room of her New Y6rk apartment' days of relaxation at the swank ephone interview today *dmr CALIFORXIA Pa.. Seattle. Portland, jOre., and tending a Romanian reception in C> prus Point Golf (aub. The Presi­ "super-seasonal" peaka in freah ' Los Angeles. "" . •• last Saturday;- never regained con­ News Tidbits rondltian in.. not gend,” Mn. ME AT PIES— - GRAK JUICE SALADA SEIDNER fruits aqd vegetable prices. But sciousness and died yesterday in a' Moscow .veeferday. "It will be a dent plans to return to Washing­ Znhnrina ban been $• Berrj-, describing the sale gran­ Culled from AP Wires just war and there will be volun- ton early next week. all other major prices entering the diosely as the biggest single day's hospital. teers.’* Jobp Senly Hospital at Oatven> Turicty, Chreken or Beef'. 4 for 89c PASCAL CELERY^ bch 25c coat of the city family's market Nixon’s Father An autopsy today was ordered Elsenhower made it clear to the ton, Tex.; for treatment for enn« ■i •THOMPSOX' , " f business in thf~history of the en­ An officer of the Egyptian Lib­ TEA BAGS MAYONNAISE basket rose too--rents, transporta­ tertainment buainess, said the to determine the cause of death. eration Army last Sunday aaid delegates that as far as he can eer since January of thia ynar. tion. a^Cvlces and recreation amo'ng "Peaches” was 15 when she mar­ Loa Angeles man arreeted for direct the course, the Republican It Is her third vUt to»tiw hna* Orange Juice, 6,-oz. can . 2 for 35c TOO Count Grave; Doctor films were sold in four separate hit had run death when bead from members of youth groups in the them. transactions ' with TV station ried Edward (Daddy) Browning, Soviet Union, Red dhina, Bulgaria party is going to reach out in the pital for cancer treatmftnt Mim SEEDLESS GRAPES . ^ 23c Factory take-home pa.v dropped the 50-year-old millionaire with a neclKIace of wroman he allegedly hit campaign for the support of young April of 1953. ‘ ' 'V ■ groups. ItfYach city, he said, the is found in radiator of his c a r.. and Yugoslavia had voluhteqced to Spinach • • • • • a *2 for 35c about 32 cents. ‘This was less than station h ^ exclusive rights to the yen for teen-aged girls, in 1926. join tlie army. voters, independents and what he normal for Jul.v. but the rimultan- Fears Relapse After a stormy 14 months, of Blghty-tjWo-year-old Lakeland called "discerning Demdcrati." BKJTISH FTBM ON OYPBVB 725 films for seven .years for black man turns his llceose into Florida France's Cabinet was called in­ PEACHES 2 i.bs. 29c soua rise in prices meant that the and white transmission. charges and counter-charges, Dad­ to session to consider what action Urges Regtstratioti Drive NIcoala, Cyprus; Ang. 34 iifVf- worker's buying power dropped Whittier. CbIIL. Aug. 34 i/P)—. dy Bi-owning obtained a legal sepa­ Highway Patrol with explanation,) Britaia stood firm toitay .by hefi Lamonada, 6-ez. can a a a a' 4 for 49c LOXO i s l a n d For color, television, each station "I’m just too oi() to drive?’ to take if Naaser does turn down He interpolated into his prepared | ' about 1 per cent in the month. |,t Vice President Nixon’s father,'' ration from the former Frances speech an appeal for people of ail i ■urreoder termo for Oreoh reb* iStili was the highest ever recorded again hi orlUcai condition, suf­ must work out separate terms with Heenan on June 23, 1927 Maine, farmer wrecks rirartor the Weat-sponaored proposal. Re­ eb on Cyprus. Tbe eoleainl gees* MGM-TV. The 163-pound blonde symbol of | *■'4 suffers broken leg *Der ran- ports from the French capital said parties to join in a drive to get | POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 49e for July, however. • -1 fered a slight sethark today Loew's Stock Gains ~ troops- w'ere being readied for voters registered in preparation, emment refused to back donna, PINEAPPLES Oagua said the- ihdex might when a kidney rompllrntion - the ‘'Flaming Youth.” of the era 1 "**’8 PY,**" hornet s nest. . One-time for a big turnout at the polls in ' after the Eoka underground fiats BARTLETT PEARS SELECTED IDAHO BAKERS You aave 21o on thia aperial Rich in egg yolk. "It’a the beat LARGE SIZE developed, hia physician re-' Shortly before public announce­ won a fortune in cash and reali®^'’'* War waif who ^th transport across the Mediterran­ » • - * _ ^ package. and will be kept ao." ■how "sotne small •increase*’ for - ment of the sale. Loew's stock ;-----i-i:------14 I Lincoln celebrate« his 102nd birth- ean, warships had been sent to sea November. , | ly rejected the British eendlitena APPLES this month^ ported. estate in settlements as a result of Elisenhow^ said it .was partic- j and threatened to eaO odi ttfi PLUMS ^ O.ur customers tel] us they are glad tevsee these real Idaho made a shgrp gain on the New her marriage to Browning. She day in Alabama. on "rnaneuvers.” and several air 'Russet Baking Potatoes back on' the market . .<. iCry 5 a .c K 2 9 c Bays Bulge About cKer York Stock Exchange. A block of Plane rari^’lng Mass. Gov. Her'- squadrons had been regrouped for ularly gratifying to him "that the week-old tram oa tUo Mediten* c a .n t a l o OPe s - CANTALOUPES Clagus said, however, that bulg­ WhilUer, Calif.. Aug. 24 (® - was believed to have held onto country's young people show a ranran bland bastion.) HONEYDEWS Iba. 59c . . . they are all packed in cello so that you can 'Vice Preeldent Nixon’s father waa 3.800 shares \va- traded at $21.50, much of the wealth until the end. te» and 75 others back from Re­ possible movement. see-the perfection of eveiy last potatoe. ing living Coats caused by the sum­ up. $1.26. publican National Convention re­ PERSIANS S erve 15 Vegetables Tonight! mer rise of food pricea la about ‘.‘somewhat exhausted" and "his (Continued on Pnge Four) JAIL HODGE ORArriKAFT n O u S u i SEEU3LESS GRAPES present cidndition indicates the pos;- Here are the stations involved in (Continued on Page Eleven) ported to have turned back to San (Continaed on Pnge Two) With a larger supply of regular potatoes coming from over. the four transactions: Francisco, 'because of engine Chicago, Aug. 34 un( B d w n si LIMES Long Island, the price on old fashioned boiling pota|oes Frozen Food Specials As foods decline Uiii fail they sibility of some complications." the A. Hints. Cluieago PEACHES Gordon goednosf in o bowl... family physician .said last night. 1. Columbia Broadcasting Sys- i trouble. .Camel at Miami Zoo soon is down to the proper level. We can sell you very fine SNOW CROP will tend to offset the steady but tern owned and operated stations ' to “wed" camel brought frmn' vohed In th e m lllien FROZEN FRUIT SALAD quality. • more gradual long-term rise of Dr. 1. N. Kraushaar said Frank Orville Hodge fake state eke ell FROZEN PINEAPPLE other living coats, he predicted, A. Nixon. 77. had built up to the WCBS-TV in New York. WBBM- Australia as part of publicity ■caadal, pleaded gailty tedejr ta CHUNKS SAVE ON CHOPPED SPINACH 2 35e TV in Chicago. WXIX-TV in Mil­ stunt LONG ISLAND POTATOES .. at 10 lbs. 49e dagua said the index-can be ex­ acceptance spee<'hes at the Repub­ waukee. Also affected are St. ts>uls ! American Medical Assn, report U.S. Reserve Banks Lift federal ehargM aad Waa aaa* Hudson Napkins, 80 SNOW CROP pected to stablize or fluctuate lican ' national convetion in San and Hartford, where CBS has ap. : record number of S8.6S9 students tenced to prtaoa for thma yw ia. Here'a a very low price on count, 2 pkgs. 2le ■lightly In the closing months of Francisco by. President Eisenhower plied for a T \’ channel. In the enrolled in 76 AMA-approved The 68-ycar-oM baakat*a plM -very fine quality VEGETABLE SOUP MIXED VEGETABLES ,.0.2 r., 45c and the Vice President. medical schools..Hartford woman was a reverasi of aa earllar pliB (CoBtlniied Page Two) But thereafter, the doctor said, (Continued on Page Bight) who has reported tax bill of $1,300 Rate of Interest to S% of Innooeaos to a gorataaseal ELBERTA PEACHES BECKER’S SLICING TOMATOES SCOTT COLORED HERRY the elder Nixon waa "somewhat ex­ on mink coat she won says "I don’t iadictment chargiag htm wMl hausted" and the po.ssibilit.v of mIsapplyiM $87t.fiM e( fBfieral Don’t confuse them with grade B or B and X mixed . . Toilet Tissue SWANSdN2PIES or ‘ APPLE 29c want to win anything else for a Waahington, Aug. 24 iJ*;—TheAChicago, Philadelphia and Rich- Buy a dozen or a case at thia Becker sends Pinehurst only the top selection . . . snd 2 lo , 2 7 ' complications existed "due to the in su lt state fuads. special price . . . which will 4 rolls ...... 45c Bonn Court Holds severe shock which he suffered yes­ Juliana, Bernhard while." lending rate of four federal re- mond, Va. they cost you lio more . . . KEEP A GOOD SUPPLY AT HOMEI KenJl Mizoguchi, director of serve banka moved up to 3 per cent This action puts these banks on NASSER VNOBCRDBD hold thru Tuesday next. '------1 —T terday." inteniatlonal prixewdnnlng film a 3 per cent lending level with the John for Treason The fatifer was stricken early today in a move to curb credit and Cairo, EgypL Aag. 24 bP)-^ CSHURFINE ELBERTA AT PINEHURST " PKG. Patch up Troubles -“Ugetsu," dies .of leukemia. . . the threat of inflation. Minneapolis and San Francisco ■ourM close to FresMcat From Keebler: Choco Fudge yesterdaj'.'^piorning with an ab­ Catholic lav-men’s retreat move­ banka which jumped to'that figure ■ Paach Halves can 39c Karlsruhe, Germany, Aug. 34 lA^ dominal arterial ailment. He ral­ The Federal Reserve Board’s an­ mid today the PresIJmt BECKER'S SLICING. TOMATOES 2 lbs. 25c Sandwich Cookies '.. .bag 49c The Hague, Aug. 24 (jPi- Queen ^ ment-is “onthe move from roast to nouncement of the action yesterday from 2 'j per cent last April. yet decided w hether ->-Otto John, former chief of the lied aa his.son flew from San Fran­ coast.” says national preaident of West German Intelligence Service cisco to be at his bedside and the Juliana and Prince Bernard re- I had been Widely anticipated,-and Within a matter of days the Robert M easles' fin ,1 /, ^ Ouicic COOt-OFFS! I ported to the Dutch people today I' National Catholic Laymen'a Re^ New York financial sources said rate is expected to go up from 2% oommittoe - Thb lata who crossed into the Soviet zone in renomination of the Vice President that they’ve patched li'p their "dif- \ treat (Conference in Hartford. For low calorie diets. New'Fren- 1054 and returned last year, was acted as a tonic. The Vice Presi­ they expected it to have little ef­ to 3 -per cent at these other six deaMd a pubHsbefi. rsyart NaM" flculties” and '"now look forward Sen. Byrd (D-Va) saya govern­ fect on the economy. banks in the Federal Reserve sys­ ■er already h ad Beads ap t l ^ ehetto Dressing for salads . . . less formally accused today of treason. dent returned to San Francisco to to the future with confidence."' ment Is on election }-ear “spending tem: Boston, Cleveland, Atlanta, thar. 1 calorie per tablespoon, The charge was fileil In the Fed- make hia acceptance speech, then Buatnesa Outlook Keen Good mlad to reeelva thb eavaya.ltolW ' The brief, joint statement waa in spree.” which may make tax cuts “The move means that the board St. Louis. Dallas and Kansas City. the Leadoa Soea DieUtic Whipped Dressing. 'eral Supreme (Tourt here by chief O-ame back. to hia ailing father impossible. . . Five members of So­ The discount, rate ia th^ inter­ Adolph Salt Substitute, sugar free PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. SN M M fIJV R prosecutor Max Guede. earl.v today. effect the royal couple's denial of feels the business outlook is good, rumors Ihtt the.v were heading viet embassy in Ottawa injuried aa because increases in 'the discount est rate at which reserve member PROSECUTOR’^ W IFE WL DZEk TA gelatin or pudding. Prd- It -followed an S-month investi­ Dr. Kraushaar said the elder emr skids on wet pavement -and banks may borrow from the fed­ teln Whole' Grain Wafers (5 calo- gation into .the case, still a m>’stery for a divorce - - or that the queen or lending rate to member banks QaiaeevUle. Fla.. Aag. 94 ( ORANGEADB Ni.xon- had a half degree of fever might abdicate — because of roils into ditch in'Belleville, Ont. come only when times are good," eral reserve to meet the lending Mrs. M arilya F!agaB|, a t' ries per wafer), DieUUc Fruits ... At Pinehurst Corner .... 302 Main SU of the Cold War period. tonight and elimination had been Rep. Powell (D-HY) says only needs of their cuatomera. As head of the federal office for Juliana's close association with a a ‘reserve official said. “But it also $> year eM w ife e f Ma JUST NORTH OF THE ARMORY ^ rathe.r poor but hia blood presaure, 61-year-oId faith healer, Mias Negro secretary employed by U.S. Highest Rate Blare IMS C euaty the protection of the constitution, piilae and respiration had been means the boartl recognizes there Jphn spent $2 million a year on Hofmana.' i Armed Forces "In all Europe Is are Infbtionary dangers and b The 3*per cent rate is the high­ w as tea Seal Test ■atisfactor}'. An authoritative aoUcce aaid^the being forced out under highly ihia- hopeful the move will help to pre­ est since '’1933. but the figure boase early' todir-'fiiC).’ domestic counterintelligence activ­ ••He is still on the crit'ical list queen has ended her association Mrs. Ralph Willson, bettsr picious circumatances." . . sion of vent poasibiH^ of boom or bust reached 7 and 8 per cent in the lUes- aeagh t a WafifpWB The J W H A K CORK ities. b and the future ,ia atill very ques­ He croeBed into Eaef Berlin July with the faith healer, to whpm she known as "Peaches" Brown­ Si-ngman 'Rhee's strongest op­ operations.” ^ Ice Cream, Vi Cal. wc OPEN ThuTs. and Fri. Till 9 P.M. MANCMISnil COHII* tionable," said’ the doctor'! bulle­ originally looked for treatment of ing. aa she appeared in 1946 ponent In recent preiidenUai elect What the bdaril did was to ap- The current liound of increases ia cans oz. ML 1804, with a friend. Dr. Wolf- tin at 10:30 p.m. At 11 p.m. Mrs. her partly blind youngest daugh- at Reno, Ner., after obtaining' tion, late Patrick Henry Shinieky, .proyp, effactivs today, diseount the sikth in 14 montha. The rate CORNER MAIN AND OAK' STREETS .(C aal I aa PagB iTwa) .divorce from Joeeph CivelU, wtea father's ■ntionni rata hiksa from 3^ to 3 per eatit (OMsttnad *b P ag e: ■). na Pnge •). her third husband. at its reasrve banka in New York, i . <

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PAGE TWO MANCHESTEH e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 liANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 PAGE THBMt -V Mr. Sind Mrs. Gdrdon Allen, Flash Fire Kills Bonn Court Holds ibury Hill, Rockville. OVAL IN THE GROVE in: Suez Group Ponders ‘ "^^(JHARGED YE STE R PAV : "Dea't Werrjr Absst tb* BalsI hava their Attention diverted to Living Costs up Guilford Woman John for Treason CaainUr J. Sw’ider, 93 Vernoh St., We’re Imloer*!" Winners in Parkade (^ontest Receive Awards Ribicoff Slates buildings and property which, Rockvllla; Patricia Berntsen, Ly- KT. 4, FABMINUTON Cartels S:U GOPyDemocrats Offer after all, are but a meansHo an May I Prova TONIGHT THBOITOH 8ATUXDAY end, the rector and the Brother­ In Own Dwelling (ConUnned from Page One) dall St.; M n. June Skinner, South "FICNIC" Safely Meeting Windsor; Mss. Eva t ’ ost, 99 Main Tel. FaraOastoa. Orebarii T-Sllt hood men feel that ^he theme fdr. 1 Million Get Pay Hike Approach to Nasser TIckete ATallable al JImny’s Oaieks the evening should be "The Things DYNAMIC Guilford, Aug. 24 (A>!,—Mrs. gang Wohlgemuth, a Berlin phy­ St.; Ropald Muldoon, 76 Village 1 8bes For Governors S t, Rockvilje; Mrs. Susie Parker, that Matter Most in Life." 'Thus, Catherine H. Landon, 43, died (Continued from Page One) sician with Communist lympathies No Basic Differences the quiet evening, at just this time (Continued from Pnfo One) product prices_ dropped 1.3 per CJoveptry: -Mrs. Ro;ianna Mitchell, Hartford, Aug. 24 (/P) — Gov. INSURANCE cent, but meats went up 3.8 per early today in a flash fire that who is still in the East. 28 Otis S t; Mrs. Leona Darljng, should provide a great o|iportuntty Abi-aham A. Ribicoff hsui called for spiritual orientation. ftant Itttar ProtoeHoa the year—at a higher level than! cent and all non-farm commodities broke out in her home soon after Special paratroop uiii& were re-; Bristol Crash He told a news conference in South Windsor; Roger Lord, 187 By JAMBS MARLOW . j cratic and Republican parties, ask In the past. I rose eight-tenths of one per cent. ported being assembled in Algerls, East Germany three weeks later Woodbridge St.; George Bychol- News .\nal.viit yourself: I f you were a Frenchman eight governors to a meeting in Wednesday’s gathering of men James B. Carey, president of the she and her husband, Robert, had San Francisco. Aug. 24 (A5- -, or a Russian reading the platforms, 'Will open at 6 p.m. with a supper LEE M. SlLYERSTliN The index went ,up In May to the ! where the bulk of Franee’a arnied 'he had defected to work for peace skl. 132 School S t; Scott Pratt, Denver, Colo., Sept. 28 to work up International Union of Electricdl finished painting a stairway. Kills Woman and agalnit a revival of militarlam Melrose; Richard,Turcotte Sr., 299 Democrats and Republicans have; what dlfferencea could you dis­ served by members of the St. forces is already fighting National-; uniform, nationwide traffic safety previoua record of ItS.l set in Oc> and Machine Workers (lU E ) said ’The,- fire broke, out in the «n- in West Germany.. Cooper Hill S t; Mrs. Dorothea come pi-etty close to asking voters' cern 7 , Faiih’s Group o f the_ parish. The tobcr 1AS3. In June it climbed to closed' stairway, and burned so 1st rebels. and enforcement laws. 55.000 Westinghouse Electric and He returned last Dec. 12 with the Cup, 22 Ward S t, RockvUle; Mrs. Fraak RIaaIra Carel Oatkart to choose between two teams of | Fortunately for the country the supper is looked upon as a con­ 116.2, a seven-tenths of one per fiercely that firemen were unable Roger Kirk of the U.S. Embassy Bristol, Aug. 24 (4>i—This, city’s "JOHNNY "SCABLRT The governors jj i e .member)! of 35.000 General Motors electrical help of a Danish’ newspaper cor­ Theresa Martineau, 60 Whitney HOCH" national managera rather than b e-! two presidential candidates—Pres­ venience for those attending; but cent gain. This gain was matched immediately to reach the' second was appointed secretary to the; auto fatality of the year oc CONCHO" the National Governors Confer­ division employes represented b.v curred shortly after 12:30 a.m. to­ respondent. Hendrik Bdnde-Hend- Rd.; Mrs. Hortense Jones, 75 Fair- tween conflicting political parties. ident Eisenhower and Adlai Ste­ it ia hoped that most of those in July. 5-power group, which adopted the field §t. ______ence study cemmUtee on highway the union will receive a wage in­ floor where Mrs. Laridon's body day when Miss Catherine Goff, 21, riksen. and was placed under ar­ ,Tl)e two parties—judged by the venson — are both moderate, tem­ participating in the quiet evening The rises of the last two months j crease of four cents an hour. wa.s found. title ’"rhe Suez Canal Committee.” Sal. 1 p.m. *'A. A C, Meet Capl. promises in their campaign plat- perate, restrained. Both have a safety. Ribicoff ia the chaiiman. will be on hand. Reservations ma.v of Teryville, died’ in Bristol Hospi­ rest on a warrant alleging sus­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. KlJd" Ribicoff said the governors hope were the largest reported since "Although the union is happy She had collapsed under a closed The West apparently pinned its Mary Shannon a n d daughter, foim s and not b.v the corny and ■ knowledge of the world that ex­ be made through any member of tal of injuries received in the crash picion of treason. to work out uniform traffic luw early 1951,'before the Korean W’ar | that the employes will receive the window, apparently having been hopes on the view of some that Somers: Henry Scott, 17 Jackson Saa., "Oreal lAromallTa Chate” heated-over orat()ry of their con-: tends far ^yon d the shores of the the Brotherhood, o f St. Andrew. which occurred on Wolcott Rd., John, now 47, has since said he AUa Ladd "Saallasa" propoaalt in time for them to be .price controls were invoked. | wage increase as a result of the overcome before she coiild open it. Nasser has Indicated a concilia­ t ; Barbara Hampton, 90 Brook­ vention apeakers — think p retty, United States. Supper will be followed by Eve­ HARMAC near Cedar Lake. Transportation costs rose seven- long as move waa abducted unconscioua to East submitted to the 48 state legiala- - 946 MAIN ST. rise in the cost of living we arc Suffocation was believed to be the tory attitude-^BO any Miss Arlene Bariteau, 21, of 243 lylyn- St., Rockville. much alike. Litedeni Limited / ning Prayer in the old qhurch at tenths of one per cent from June Berlin under the influence of drugs. turea beginning in January. j disturbed at this new rise in trend cause of her death. doea not Involve the surrender of N. Main St., a pas.senger in the car, What each seema to be aaylng Either man. if elected, couljl'be 7 IS dally aervlde in St. Mary’s), to July, mainly because of the ‘ John is held at the Hohenasperg Ribicoff alp». said that another of living Coats,’’ Carey said in a The Landon’.s three daughters, Egyptian sovereignty. is a patient at Bristol Hospital. F M lO rw s is: "W e’rs nicer than they are and depended upon to work with'earn­ after which the-quiet evening wlli newly Increased taxes on gasoline, One expressing hope was Indo­ Prison •Hospital near Stuttgart Cook diced carrots and celery aim of the committee Is to bring begin. It will close with Compline WONDERFUL statement. aged 4 to 13 .vears, were unharmed. Her condition was listed this together in one saucepan for a we can do everything better.” est good will to carry out,'^ aa best tires and tubes imposed to pay for nesian Foreign Minister Ruslan where he underwent what the pro­ Both Pledge Prngresa about cooperation among states in at 10 o'clock. Ail Episcopal men "It Is Indicated that neither the Aulhoritie.s had no' explanation morning by ho.spital authorities''as supper vegetable. They ^^11 be done f l A R T r O R O he can. the promises made in the VALUES. . . the new highway program. national administration n or' the Abdiilgani. Planning to see Nasser secution described as a routine There is no basic diffei-ence in an ahti-traffle death._campalgn. are welcome, and are'urged to at­ for the cause df the fire. They said not serious. in the same length of time if they party platforms. But' e i t h e r’s Residential rents went up one- employers are exerting themselves on the way home, Abdulganl said psychiatric examination. D R I V E - I N T/rppfn> the promises made. Both pledged The other governors on the com­ tend. IN HARMAC'S Uandon collapsed after learning of are cut in even pieces. leadership would be admitted by half of one per cent, reflecting in- sufficiently to prevent spiraling in­ as he boarded plane for Cairo that According to local police the ac­ No trial d^te has been set. to retain the progress and pro- mittee are Victor E. Anderson of his wife’s death, and waa placed cident happened when the two certain political realities which "PREP"' creasas in all 13 of the large and flation." undfr-the care of a phyalcian who the Egyptian'chief had sent him a giams of the New and Fair Deals sometimes get overlooked dui-ing Nebraska, Frank G. Clement of DopeH Patient Saved medium-sized cities surveyed. Drop Due After September, young women whd were traveling 2 Action Packed Hits! as extended by the Eisenhower ad­ Tennessee, Robert B. Meyner of gave him sedatives. message during the conference and alone in Miss Goff’s car lost con­ a campaign. DEPT. Potatoes at iReoord High Food prices, representing about ministration. Both offered some New Jersey, John F. Simms of Before collapsing, Landon told "according to that I still see an trol of the vehicle, the car leaving "NIGHTMARE These are some of the realities: Newinjjton, Aug. 24 (>P) Police Potatoes reached a peak price 30 per cent of the index, are not EAST HARTFORD Improvements. Neither proposed New Mexico. Milwa|-d L. Simpson firemen he and his Wife had fin­ opportunity of coming to a peace­ the road on a sharp curve and Hospital Notes The political parties differ less saved Francis J. Leister, 27, a pa­ of l i t * cants a pound. The potato expected to decline until after Sep­ ALLEY" any radical changes. o f’ Wyoming, Elrno Smith of ished the painting Job about mid­ ful solution." crashing head-on into a stone Wall. between the official parties as a tient at the Veterans Hospital who /narket was affected, like that of tember, when "the harve.sts and J'Y ’RONE POWER If this—seems a—strange com Oregon, Robert E. Smylle o£ Idaho night. The Indonesian added he w'o\ild Miss Goff died shortly after ad­ Visiting Hours: Private rooms, Family whole tkan within the parties had been given sedatives, from fresh vegetables and fruits, gen­ heavy livestock marketings will ^COLEEN GRAY placency in political parties seek­ and William G. Stratton of Illinois. He waa in the kitchen making do his best to impress on Naiiser mittance. Dr. Fred F. Tirella, 10 a-m. to 8 p.m.; maternity and themselves. Both are generally certain death yesterday. The pa­ erally. by the small growing sea­ have Improved supplies. ■the “ conciliatory spirit of this con­ C a r l o a d fOR ing authority to run the country, son coupled with heavy export coffee and Mrs. Landon was up­ medical examiner, stated' that seml-privnte wards, 2 to 8 p.m.; "THIEVES made up of liberals, conservatives, tient had wandered in a dazed con­ However, some other costs are ference.” tlie explanation is simple enough: and reactionaries. A t the moment demand. The wholesale potato stairs when the Are broke out, he death was due to a fractured skull. children's ward, 2 to 7 p.m. Tsdar Thra Raterday HIGHWAY" dition from the hospital and along rising gradually, notably housing, Most of. the other foreign minis­ the nation itself Is pi'ettj" roro- the conservative^ dominate both .price now has dropped.50 per cent, said. She also received facial injuries A RHOWEB OF STABS RICHARD CONTE The Manchester Shopping Park-- H(‘)'aM Piioto bv Pinto Church Men Plan a railroad track. Police fmmd transportation, utilities, and a ters also headed homeward. Dulles piacenl becsu.se , of its recoid- parties and give them their tone him slumped across the rails. however, and thd retail price is and many bddy Injuries. Patients Today: 147. Fraak Slaaira la LEE i. COBB long list of consumer services hlgh'employmerit. wages and sav­ and philosophy. ade last night awarded $500 in . expected to follow, it dowm. whirled through a final round of Miss Bariteau who was taken AD M ITTED YESTERDAY: "JOHNNY CONCHO" finally chosen after more than Special Program The.v pulled him off moments be­ ranging from haircuts to doctor conferences and planned to leave Aad ings, the relative atablllty in liv­ Juliana, Bernhard! prize money to the four persona fore a train shot by. Prices rose on apparel, shoes, to theiKoapital in another ambul­ Mrs. Irma Sullivan, 263 Main St.; SUN.: Spencer Tracy ing costs. The real test of how much either 8,000 entries had been screened. bills. for Washington early tonight. Belle llavU whose Ideas provided the n ew ; After distributing the checks in used cars,' laundry soap, coal, Mishap Blamed ance suffered multiple lacerations Mias Jo.vce Brodeur, Willimantic; Eraert Borsalas "NORTHW'EST PASSAGE" This i.sn’t how the politicians party can make good on its piom-r A "quiet evening” for men will July living costs also reflect for about the face, neck and chest, as John Zodda, 65 Summer St.; Mrs. Patch up Troubles a brief ceremony at the Parkade, medical care, and such personal the first time the new highway- Dissenters Confer Debbie Beyaelds "JOHNNY O’CLOCK" will be. pi-esenting their case from ises will come after ejection day shopping center with ita name. be held in St. Mary’s Episcopal The delegates from India and the well as leg injuries. During ques7 Edith McMeekin, 135 E. Middle "THE I and in Congress. Most of the Seader took the winners on a tour services as haircuts and beauty user taxes which will pay, for the On Broken Hose Dick Powell now until the Nov. 6 election. ' Leonard Seader, (atove left) Church on Wednesday Aug. 29. tioning by the police Ml.ss Bariteau Tpke.; Guy Martorelli, Stafford CATEBED AFFAIB" promises- if they are to be kept-- of the partially opened center that '■hip servies. huge highway program. The July 1 other conference dissenters sched-, CHILDREN FRtC . Rather they will .sound like the (CoRtInued from Page One) executive vice president of the The gathering is planned by St. i The wholesale price index, is­ A ruptured brake hose was uled a separate, meeting of their told the police that the car waa Springs; Helen Jette, 16 St. Law­ Hatfields and McCoys. will have to be translated into law. turned up more rewards for them. Mary's chapter of the Brotherhood excise tax increases raised the coat 1s t 2 . i J u l t s 50‘ othrrs FRCE Manchester Shopping Parkade sued simultaneously, showed that blame(| by police for a 2-car acci­ own. operated by MU.s Goff. rence St.: Mrs. Regina Zaglio, To hear them, their p&rty has a It is in Congress that the con­ ter. Princess Maria Cri.stina. • A t Beverley’s, which opened of St. Andrews, natidnal organi­ of gasoli,ne,| tires and Diesel fuel. Assn., diatributeed checks for $125 yesterday, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. all commodity prices this week dent yesterday afternoon which The only thing all 22 nations at­ The latter was employed in the Glastonbury; Mrs. Jean Strick­ monopoly on wi.sdom. integrity and flicting elements within the vvln- zation foi' Episcopal men." The A few houra before their /■om- to Mni. Marjorie D. Baechler and were one-half of one per cent high­ resulted in a total of S500 damage tending the talks here could agree sale's department of the Fletcher- land, Coventry; Mrs. Jennie Per- simple decency while the other is ning party will attempt to make Baechler were given cologne. At I local chapter has invited St. munique waa issued, the 47-year-1 William J. Callahan, both of Hart­ er than a month ago. Farm to the cars. Mrs. Arlene Delbiondo, on was a 17-word communique Terry Co. A local concern which rett, RFD 1, Rockville; Richard s collection of oafs, hammer-heads good on the promises or^whlttle the Grand Union Supermarket I Mary’s rector, the Rev. Alfred L. old monarch and her 45-year-old' ford; Mrs. Dorothy Hart of Plain- Men lo Compete 27, of New. Britain, suffered a neck saying: "T h e, conference asks its' manufactured glass cutters. She Grezel. 72 Bisaell St.; Walter and assorted rascals. them down or ignore them. It is the manager, William Kunz. gave Willianyi, to conduct the quiet eve- injury in the mishap. chairman to Communicate the full waa also a commercial artist and Uzupes. 467 N. Main St.; Mrs. I f you have any ‘doubts about there that a President’s program prince took a plane for a short ' vllle and William Mancoll of West Callahan a baibecued chicken ! ning. ? Hartford. , from the store's, rotisserie, and In another mishap involving an record of ita proceedings to the was to have been married in Octo­ Florence Spooner, 30 Eva Dr.; the similarity between the Demo­ can be made or broken. holiday on the Greek island o f , In Bake Contests Mrs. Rachel Belanger, 61 Welling­ They were the winners of the Mancoll, a freshly cooked lobster. ! Coming exactly one week before auto last night, police estimated E g .V p 11 a n government.” That ber. Miss Bariteau is employed at Corfu with Greece’s King Paul and > I the dedication of the new St. ton Rd.; Herman Priess. 163 Ben­ AUCTION Frederika. * $500 contest , that had been held Formal opening of the $2.5 mil­ damage at *10 to a car after it meant Nasser also would get the a local luncheonette. I Mary's Church by the Bishop of Competition in the baking con­ ton St. B'ir THE MANCHESTER WATE8 New England Telephone Co. ahould The statement made no mention to find a name for the mammoth lion center, which was built by rolled through a parking lot fence, Indiap proposal, presumably via Miss G off Is the daughter of Mrs. R ork rille Connecticut (We(ineSday evening. tests at Wapping Fair on Sept. 8 Bm piS YESTERDAY: A son be moved to its new-quarters in of Miss Hofmans nor did it specify new center on W. Middle Tpke. and Green Manor Estates and which down an embankment, across a the British ambassador in Cairo. C. D. Bosch of Terryville. Funeral I Sept. 5), the quiet evening will ASTERS that building in the early fall, Sea- the difficultier which had arisen Broad St. A panel of five judgefs will inciude some 20 stores, is is open to bottk men and women, street and over a vacant lot before 'The western proposal, presented arrangements have'not yet been TUESDAY, AUG. 28— 8:00 P.M. ' probably be the last special event Special Meeting bury Lewis, local manager, aaid to­ between' Juliana and Bernhard, combined their ideas into the name scheduled for Sept. 20. Double, and the men usually give the local stopping about 600 feet from where to Oib conference by Dulles, would completed. in the old church building. Also, WBumnnuMMumm ITALIAN.AMERICAN CLU8, ELDRIDGE ST. day. married fof 19', yeari. Pink and White homemakers stiff competition. it had been parked. make Egypt an equal member of Bristol’s first auto fatality of the when men of the parish are apt to \t44M» year occurred in June, when PIR CONDITIONT D Slated Tuesday He aaid a complete renovation of It expreaaed sincei's thanks to a tinned her faith healing from a The prince, it was sai(l. will instead Contestants m iy enter breads, In the afternoon crash. Patrol­ an international board controlling AUCTIONEER: MRS. IRENE RENETT the groun I’ floo:- of the building ia man Samuel' Maltempo aaid a and operating the canal. The Hartford young Woman waa killed royal commission of three elder trailer traveling throughout the make several journeya to Tangan­ biscuits, muffins, cookies, coffee unjierway, with the telephone com- statesmen appointed to advise- the broken brake hose on a car operat­ agency would respect Egypt’s in a 2-car accident at the corner EASTWOOD Artirlrs in good condition gratefully accepted. Rockville, Aug. 24 (Special) — Netherlands. yika lasting a few weeks at a cakes, chiffon, aiigd, dark and ny to use about ulo thirds the couple after tho*irrtTt became pub­ ^SJSIUSJSISISJSlSJSISISiBI9i&i3ISIGI8JBlBI5JGJIUG)HJ8l5l&JSI5ISiSiFJ5IBfBiaiGI8I6IBSIBISIfflBI5IBnuaiBI5l^^ ed by Carol Slivinsky, 24, of ,68 sovereign rights while insuring "a of Main Street and the Boulevard. FOR PICKUP PLEASE CALL MI t-5S84 Vbters will be asked to empower space. Miss Hofmans was not available time. These journeys were de-‘ light cakes, pies, etc. Fraak 8laalra RHIr l>avU lic. TTie statement said the com­ Blgelpw St., was at fault when the definite system designed to guar­ the Board of Selectmen for comment. scribed as having no connection! J-indieufX, Mrs. William Pallait of Elling­ D^bblf R^yaalds Included in the work is a new mission ha.d made a "veiy valuable ton Rd., South Windsor, is super­ latter’s vehicle plowed into the rear antee at ail times and for all pow­ Texas and Illinoic have the larg­ Phylllt Kirk The authoritative source that re­ with the solution of the royal j est total railray mileages in the 48 straighten out aome bookke^ing glass front, of a coruervative de­ contribution to the solution of the intendent of tbis department, and of a car driver, by Mrs. Delbiondo. ers, the free use of the Sues U ported Juliana had ende'd her asso­ couple's problems. j 93 Summit Street states. Texas has 15,355 miles, la matters at a special T6wiydi{eeUng sign. Lewis said. The telephone difficuitiea which had arisen." ciation with the healer was quoted AT KEITH'S.. SEPT. 1st.. LAST DAY! Mrs. Edward Sallng, a home eco­ Slivinsky is a supernumerary po­ maritime canal.” It would be asso­ 'Tuesday at 8 p.m. Iq/lhe Town company i.T preaently located iii the Reports have been current that liceman. ciated with the U.N. Illinois 11,385 miles. “The by the Dutch National Agency. nomics teacher, will be the Judge. Hall. Henry Building, also on Park PI. Mi.ss Hofmans would leave Holland A statement outlining the mis­ “Johnny. The Agency' did not Identify the R ibicoff to Revietc Guard The-Connecticut Milk Producers’ ’The Injured woman’s car was Catered s called so the but there has* been no confirma­ sion of the 5-man committee said Concho” George Morrell ' source, but it was known that the Assn., and the Association of Con­ stopped at a red light near the In­ Affair” clear up their tion. it w^aa intended simply to explain George Morrell. 91, formerly of Royal Commission itself had j necticut Fairs will sponsor a spe­ tersection of Main St. and Middle nd of the fiscal Details of differences between Hartford. Aug, 24 lyPi— Governor the proposal to the Egyptian gov- S:M-S;M 1;UA;S*A;U Hale St. Ext., died Tuesday night briefed editors of Dutch newspap­ S s. J ! cial Chocolate Milk Cake Contest. Tpke. Slivlnsky’s car, which was >ek from today, Bernhsrd and Juliana whispered Ribicoff will fly to Camp Drum, i also proceeding north behind Mrs. emmerii.and "find out if Egypt at the John.son Memorial Hospital ers on the contents and background Watertown. N. Y.. Monday to re- ] The recipe to be used appears in TELEVISION rken on author-’ In Stafford Springs. He was born in government and ro.val circles Delbiondo’a auto, slammed into the would agree to negotiate a conven­ of the royal communique. view troops of the 43d National | the Wapping Fair book for 1956, i MANC-HESTER Dec. 16,1864, In Trowbridge, Eng­ here for years- -were published in MO FREE tion on the fea^is thereof.’* ■‘V- The c6mmunlq\ie, signed b.v both which ia now available free at rear end. a German news magazine early in Guard Division in training there. About S300 damage waa done to " I f Egypt expresses its w illin g­ land, coming to this country aa a Juliana and Bei'nhard. did not spe- aome local business establishments young man. He was an overseer of June. The Queen reportedly under and banks. The winner of this con­ the Slivinsky vehicle, while police ness to enter si'leli negotiations,” PROGRAMS city the character of the solution B c ltO n ; of $100,000 for the finishing'department of the the influence of Miss Hofmans af­ test will be eligible to compete for estimated damage at $200 to the the statement added, ’’further ar­ At the Town ter Bernhard brought her to the they had found to iron out the con­ IN CLOTHING OR SHOES rangements in consiiU^tion with Hockanum Milla for many years valuable prises in a Statewide con­ other car involved. Mrs. Delbiondo r, authorization palace in 194C to treat Princess flict over their personal relations. Egypt will be made ttK, proceed before hfs retirement. While in' The Dutch agency said it could be test this fall. refused hospitalisation but said she Video Everyday — boror^^•ing in anticipation of Rockville, he was-s member of the Maria Cristina, now 9. Wapping Grange, No. 30, has would see her personal physician. witii the negotiation." 'x. expected that measures they took All Rights Reserved — taxes due in April is a routine mat­ Union Congregational Church, and The article said'Mies Hof man's Given On C.O.D. Deliveries donated $5 Mr a cookbook to be She complained of a sore neck. Russia predicted Nasser. vVould would involve changes in court H. ’T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. ter, but money will be needed be­ was slso a member o f the Odd influence later extended to mat­ FOR YOUR CHILDREN! used as a special award in the reject the 18-nation proposal knd personnel. Patrolman Maltempo. who found fore then to meet September pay­ Fellows Order. He leaves several ters of state and brought about a breads and Pastries Department. said any attempt to enforce ib for brake fluid on the high^yay and the rolls,■ according to the Selectmen. ifleces and nephews. rift between the Queen and h e r! Regarding reports in foreign ■ brake hose broken, brought no might touch off a major war. For­ Voters will also be asked to ap­ publications that Mist Hofmans FOR THE BEST IN The funeral was held today at 3 husband after Bernhard barred the | charges. eign Minister Dmitri Shepilov propriate $549.59 to the Town would 1 e a y e the country, the ^ p.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, faith healer from the palace. i TV SERVICE A School Opening Event A t Keith’s That Savek You Money I We Have Arranged.. Patrolman Rowe Wheeler inves­ charged the western powers had Counsel account an(i $908.88 for authoritative source said this was i Red Gypsies Ask no real intention of "negotiating" with the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Government ipokeamen em- | With Hale’s and House's To Furnish Directly To You, Children’s Shoes And tigated when Lionel W. Janelle. of interest on tax anticipation notes. phatically denied the rumors of i a question ■ of her "personal '■ Insist on a Tdsa Man %. a Suez settlement and added: pastor of Union Church, officiat­ Clothing Up To $40 In Value, With Your Keith Purchases! You Select The Cloth­ RANGE FUEL OIL 346 W. Center St., reported his car .Voter Registration Tnmorron impending abdication or divorce choice.” ■’By putting forward such dis­ ing. Burial waa in Grove Hill j Asylum pf Swiss had rolled from a parked position A voter-making sc.sslon will be and said Miss Hofmans could not ' The source denied that Prince, You’ll find the membra Us’t- ing— We Pav The Bills! Choose' Anything In Our Store, For The Top Bonus Value criminatory. obvioiisly unaccept­ Cemetery. and did some damage. The car sus­ held tomorrow morning from 9 have influenced government policy i Bernhard planned to live for a ' ed In the yellow pages of Of $40! ^ able proposals, these nations hope Szanck your telephone book. Geneva, Switserland, Aug. 24 i>P) tained about $10 damage. o’clock until noon at the Vernon long time on'ihis hunting estate in All Talrottville and Vernon new* through the QiSeen Mias Hofmans. j — Five members of a gypsy orches­ Police said the Janelle car was to be able to accuse Eg>-pt of in­ Elementary School. Second Select­ ELECTRONICS Items are now being handled after leaving Ine palace, had con- Tanganyika, Britlah East Africa. The BOLAND OIL CO. tra from Hungary asked today for tractability and tinWillingnesa to man Franklin G. Welles said to­ parked near the Pine Pharmacy irr through .The Manrhealer Evening political aaylum in Switzerland. the parking lot. A women rushed negotiate and thus have their LABORATORIES day. ■ The 18-member orchestra played hands free for subsequent action.’’. W'hile the session is being held, Herald Rockville' Bureau, I'orat^ into the pharmacy and told Janelle al 7 W. Main St., telephone TRe- at Geneva’s summer festival last Nasser Stand Clear in. Vernon primarily for the con­ his car had rolled away. He found mnnt 5-SI36. weekend by Invitation of the fes­ It on Flint St... about 600 feet from Reports from Cairo pointed out 2 7 7 BROAD venience of those in that area, any­ tival committee. Its stay was pro'- where he had left it. Nasser already has made clear he one in town, including Rockville, would not accept any plan for'In ­ longed Into this week. Apparently it had crashed RADIO T ( l t V I S I 0 N may enroR at that time. When the orchestra loft by train through a fence, rolled down s'30- ternational canal control. Specula­ 'There will be two other .oppor­ State Guardimiian last night to return to Budapest, 40 foot embankment, crossed tion in the Egyptian capital cen­ tunities for voters to register be­ tered on the w’estern powers’ next Chaaaci • ^aw ______Hayea. Caa^, five of the players were missing. through another parking lot and Ckaaacl IS llarttsnl, Caaa. fore t h e November , election^. move after they get Nasser’s re­ Injured at Drum They reported at police head­ then went across Olcolt St. It then -CkaaacI tt SaAartMd. Masl. l . U (il-M) NEWS CARAVAN Welles said. Sessions will be held quarters here today to ask for mounted the sidewalk and con­ ply. Chaaael M N ^ ^Mtels.^aa —Jnha Camrr.a Swayta Sept. 29. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and There appeared to be four pos­ Chaaael SS Wateraary..^^aB S;M ( S) CO.MBAT SERGEANT Camp'Drum. N. Y,, Aug. 24 I)P)- - aaylum. tinued acroiis a vacant lot before CksBael $S Halyeka' Haiia. —’’Dark Alley, ef Alsley,** Oct. 13. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at S\\iss officials, said the request Anally stopping on Flint St. sible courses of action for the ( S) STI'DIO SI the Town Hall. One man <"aa injured when a truck probably would be granted. They ’The mishap is still under investi­ West if its plan is turned down: (IS-U) HOLLYWOOD SCMMEB On Nov. 5. from 10 a.m. to noon, carrying nine passengers from the declined to name the five. gation. 11) acceptance of a compromise THEATER—"Tke MM a special se.s.sion will J)e - held at plan short of international con­ Uprlas" Jeha Hsdiah, Pegsy I92nd Field Artillery BattaUon of aaadrrn ■ -r* ■ ■- the Town Hall for those who come the 43rd Infantr.v Division' over­ trol, probably the Indian plan; YOU (tI-$S) TRUTH OB CON8E- of age after the, last regular aea- (2) use of military force to im­ . gUENCES turned here duiing a rainstorm S:M (ISAS) OCR MISS BROOKS I'nemplo.vntrnt f'lainm Rise Thursday afternoon. pose international control; (3.) —Eve Ardea , A slight rise in unemployment economic pressure to force Egjqjt- (SI-M) THE LIFE.OF RILEY claims was noted here during the ian 'acceptance of such control, JAVE MONEY — "H I,' Bratber-Ia-Law’, p . 1 Keeper" week ending Aug. 18 over the pre­ and (4) withdrawal of British and (M) DRAMA SAY "CHARGE IT" 1 vious week, it was revealed today "pfij injuied man wan identified -French pilots and technicians from >:St ( S) DOLLAR A SECOND by a report issued by the Connect!- i aa Pfc. Herirv Reittemever of Bv- the canal's operation with a hope (IS) CRUSADER (SJ-IS) BEST IN MYSTERY cut Employment Security Division. | ram. Conn. He is a patient at the of showing Egypt can’t handle the . —"Itearb., Slreel" Dirk Eleven new claims were noted. ; 29th Evacuation Hospital where he P.well FOR BACK-TO-SCHpQL OUTFITS Job alone. ' with a total number of 93 as com- jg being treated for a fractured Talk of possible use of force^Tj^l NORMAN’S (M) FILM (M) KAVORITE STORY pared to„eight new claims for the nose and lacerations of the face, the dispute has waned since 445 HARTFORD RD. (:)• ( S) t h e VIS»>-"Maa Haal" previous week, with a total o f 85, : ' London conference opened ,Aug. US-SS) PLAYHOUSE 0 » STARS The rise here is in contrast to a ; u.S. farmers own 41, ‘ million Your ChargePlan Credit Plate will be honored ! 16, but the situation was still r'e- » ".SJraase De(ea,e” David TEL. Ml 9.4597 Brlaa aad C.n,teare F.rd 12 per cent drop in claims through- i horses. and mules compared with garded as grave. (M-M) STAR STAGE OS). DRAMA out the State, according to the re-i^ m o st 12 million 10 vears ago. in any of these ChargePlan stores: Britain and France have im­ port. ' plied they would use force only if ( S> WUBEY MOUSE CLUB -"T k e Gaardiaa” . . i (IS) FLIPPY THK CLOWN • (U> DRAMA '••.vager Feted | — i Egypt commits some act of provo­ (tt) BOD BAEKLRY SHOW 1S:SS (ISA$) rNDERCl'RRENT Louis Miroglio, Manchester, was cation. such as closing the canal —"Midalsht Haal" Revla Beck's • „ IjMiore's Ladlm* Apparel (.W) ro.WEDY TIME McCarlky ,ter. feted recently at the summer home to B riti^ and French ships 'Jor (tS) FILM THEATRE of Mr. and Mrs. Robeit 'Genovesi EMERGENCY Beverly’s, Inc.— Miaaea Sports Wear Leonard’s Shoes using force- against British and TWILIGHT THEATEB cluding Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pola. OIL SERVICE Corel Casuals, Inc. Morry’i Workingmen’* Store in a waalebasket„from smoldering Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bausola. Mr. butts. (K ) ADVKNTl'BK TIME The Bewey-Rlchman Company Nassiff Arms Company ( S) 8POBT8COPE and Mrs Alex Morano, snd Mrs. (SI) SPOBTS DIGEST tn-St) CAVALCADE OF r/ Olaitaond’a Army & Navy Store North Knd Pharmacy ( S) WRATHEK FORECAST SPOBTS BOXING SAndino Genovesi. M19^54B ( S) THE NEWS TODAY —Wallare "R a d " Smith aaS KenovAlk>ns< I'nderwa.v Henry Dick. .Sjioea Paris Curtain Shop Joe Rrewa. U rd. light- (IS) NEWS wetehl rhampiea,hlp baal. With work begun on^renovation F * D Auto Store Pine Pharmacy, Inc. ( SAD ll"s POLKA TIME of the Co-Op Building on Park PI., -• Fairway Sfor(Mi Pine Lenox Pharmacy, Inc. 1S:M ( S) GREAT GILDERSLEEVE the lodal office of the Southern Nichols t i d e (ISAS) PA.N’TOMIME QUIZ Gaudet'a, Inc. Regal Men’a Shop .. .. 'J!' LATE SHOW Monehostor ■ . Inc. 1S:U (St) SPORTS REVIEW Mr*. Glazier— Lenore’a CoraetGere Rockraft Geramlcs (ID PAMOl'S FIGHTS 11;M(IS-N) NEWS - Glenney’a Men's Shop 'Royden"a, Inc. ( S) NEWS The W’, G. Glenney Company Scandinavian Craft Shop ' GOODYEAR III) FINAL EDITION (U) NIGHTCAP EDITION Green Pharmacy Shoor Jewelers ' i 1I:SS (U) PREVIEWS Harmac'a .Men's Shop tl:IS ( S-IS-i:-M) WEATHER Sloan Bro*.— Shoes TIRES ,)I:U (ID BIG SHOW A. Ifarriaon t Sons SnUth-Frazler, Inc.— FiirnRure , store and Plant 2S&' Broad St ■—"Oae ,r ear AirrraH la - Hobby Shoppe ^Mi,,ias Tot* 'N Teen*. Ine. (ID Da k e r a ll h a l l or Janet’s TEL. Ml 3.5179 FAME Triple-X Store* (IS) LIFE WITH ELlEABEm Jim's Supply Company Vittner** Garden Center ( t) LES PAUL AND MABY Johnny Hedlund'a Sporte Center S;U (IS) SPORTS REVIEW FORD Teri’* Bridal Shop 1;M ( S). .MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY II:M ( S) NITECAP THEATER KeUeFa .Men’a Wear Weldon Drug Company (IS) NEWS „ —"Blark Reek" 7;lt (IS) WEATHEB T1:M (tl-SS) TONIGHT—Sieve Allea Kiddle Fair G. E. WUlis A Son. Inc. 1 (U) JACK DRESS SPORTS 1:M t S) NEWS Land O’ Cotton ~ SHOW Wlllton’* Gift Shop It (It) WEATHER Peggy Lane ptoree Wllrose Dre** Shop (M) NEWS OF THE HOUR (U) WF.ATBEBCAST Larsen't Hardware \llBkirr Auto Parto, Inc. T:lf (ISAS) IMIUGLAS EDWARDS A GLASS i THE NEWS — AUTO GLASS — (SI) YF.STERDAY’S NEWSREEL PLATE and WINDOW 1 EIN TIN TIN SI BiaaeU SL-^aa t-TItS in.the home, at^hurch, in the hospital 11*4$) MY FRIEND FLICKA ' or for that chronic shut in. THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. MAIN OFFICE ^ . NORTH BRANCH m Main SU 15 North Main St.

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PAGE fOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COi^N, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1056 UANCHESTER EVENH^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDiK", AUGUST 24, 1958 PAGE FIV E Local Man Held | MacDowell Widow e' - 4 I’Cllitry home the couple vlatted friends In services Sunday in the First OJn- Suez Talk Fails to End Hebron Make Voters Ttimorrow northern New Yorli and Vermont.- gregational (?hurch. Peace for All Time W H AV—910 In Girl’s Assault Dies in California WKNB—840 The couple also spent a week-this Sunday Mgaa®* iR St. Mary’s WCCC—1290 Daily^ Radio W POP— 1416 Teaching Rosier A voter-making session will New Picnic Table suirimer at' Mrs. Fisher’s former Church will be at 7:30 a.m., 9:30 A 30-year-old Manchester man Peterborough. N — H.. Aug, 24 be held In the office of the home in Calais, 3taine. a.m. and 10:30 a.m.: in St. Joseph’s | i and his 39-yeax-Ald cpm panion Threat to West Lifeline — Mrs. Marian MacDowell, - 98, iKEMP’S WDRC—1360 Eastern DayUght Time W TIO —1080 town clerk tomorrow from 9 Sunday Servlees CThurch in Eaglevllle at 8:30 a.m. j GOP Aim, Ike Says INC. • Listed at School Bought for Field from East Hartford were arreat- widow of composer BMward Mac­ a.m. to 8 p.rii. ■The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, I ed this morning by Slate Police pastor of the Second ' (Tongrega- Manchester Evening Herald Dowell, died last night in Los An­ FURNITURE The toUowuig program acliedulea In order to qualify as a vot- Coventry. Aug. 24 (Special)— I for allegedly raping a l.^-year-old By $VII-U.%M L. R Y A N Afor the glory and grandeur of 1 WIIAY Polka Party Hebron. Aug. 24 (S)>ecial) It tiohal Church, will Assist guest Coventry correspondent,, MrIn . C. U ' (OntUined from Page One) senhower and Nixon cautioned the geles, according to, word Ireceived AND MUSIC ara supplied by the radio managt- pr, a person must be a citizen The Coventry Recreation Commit­ I Rockville girl. “ i .\l* Foreign News Analyst Egypt. Arab emotion ia running here today. I WCCC—Good Lvening Good Music will be Vgo- back to sohool" time of the United State.v. must preacher, the Rev. Clarence Clark Little, Plhrrim 2-6231. Republicans against becoming high, and unques)ldnably there I WKNB—Report tee ha.s'purchased a picnic table ' Being held at the Stafford The Suez Canal conference has menu and are subject to change 1 of Warren Congregational Church i ConaUtent preference for thU ad- ■•smug.” 'Mrs. MacDowell founded the M1 S-S680 WTIC—Fred Warm* Sept. 5 at the Hebron Elementary have lived in Onnectlrul for which will be placed at the Plains I SpiTings barracks under $10,000 will be a burgeoning demand in without notice. I WDRC—Kddle Arnold of Westbrook, Maine during the 10 Start planning your fall ward­ ministration.” ••In a time of proaparity.and prog­ ended with the security of a West­ “MaoDowell (jolony” for artists on ■ WPOP—Counter Spy School. 'Nw ' a year ana in Manchester fo r Athletic Field this weekend, ______I bond-is William C. Cummings, 30. those countries for actions which 769«lAIN ST. I • a.m. services Sunday In the local robe right now. 'ITila is the time * He Hated five reaaons — sure to ress. one thing we must always ern lifeline still in doubt, and dan­ a 400-acre tract In this Monadnock 4iSe— ' 1:14- six months. Eugene Rychling has volunteer­ |er Inteimetien eteet feed MMgicfle j of 28 Hollister St., Manrliester; . will enhance their own glory and VVJlAy—Mualc ilerchant ■ • WHAY -Polka Party The staff of teachers is complete I church. to judge what you’ll carry over be diaputed and ridiculed by the" be on guard against is anuigneas." ger on the horizon. region town as a memorial to her Other voter making sessions ed to paint it. . V. medical cere, pkene er write: . -.Jl ■ and Donald E. Faulkner Jr.. 2fl,' grandeur. WCIa ;—Rttord nevue WCCC—Good Uventng Good Music ed, aa announced by Supt. Andrei^' The Rev. Siegmar Blamberg Jr., from last season, what needs to Democrats --*why he regards the Elsenhqvver «aid. ••True, thiiiga are , The conference was a golden op­ Ihusband who died in 1908. \ViPi — Slate WIfNB—Baseball Mallnea Coventry Players will have try­ Shop at Burton’s aaid he doesn't go along with th e; To the Editor, swer the same charge in Ellington Egyptian operation of the Suez Gainers '' included: Bethlehem job being done by his sons. WDRC—Moods for Romance Also Mrs. Marion Darwin, the ^ lic e Commis.sloner John C. Kel- Sept. 11. WTIC—lOKO Radio Lane WPOP-Nile Music other new teacher, has a college )>’ came up with his annual report outs for the fall production "The theory that the government must | ’ imnortani queSt)on with some sort of international ad­ Steel. $1.50 a .share: Jones A He leaves his widow, five sons WDRC—Cal Kolby “ do a om eth ln g-in yth ln g-to set- important Laughlin. $1.12: United Aircraft, and 15 grandchildren, among BRIEF CASES WPOPt-BoI) and Ray degree from New Rochelle CTollege, ye.sterday. Here's some of what Tender Trap" Wednesday at 8 p.m. vice. But this cannot meet the de­ WIIAY—Dmlgers vs Redlegs In Brookmoore Bai;n. Wtlliani tie the (Labor-management) dis- facing the Federal Government ‘«i p |* M an $1.12; Ameribkn Telephone, 62 others. Funeral services will be 1:44- ^ WTU--Snorts Highlights and has finished an intensive ills trooper’s did in the last 12 mands of the West. Can the Big MOST COMPLETE SELECTION IN TOWN WHAY—Swln* Lasy WDRC -Moods for Romance Astley will direct the 3-act the next few years will be Amer- * i l a l l I T l a l l cents: Anaconda. ;50 cents; and hold Monday. (;ourse in teaching thi.s summer months; recovered $22,000 worth ptite even before the parties have Western power.s give in now? WCCC—Record Review , WPOP—Nile Music comedy. finished negotiating.” ica’s growing need for educational 'There must, at the least, be more Loews, $1.25. WKNB—Today In Sporta , ' “ 14:44- the Willimantic State Teachers' of stolep properly; made 1,480 With T m'o Wives After the close yesterday, the WTU;—RWU Radio Lane •* • WIIAY- Dodgers vs. Redlegs College. The first term of sohool motor vehicle.s arrests; ma^e 343 (lard Parties "This administration has faith in facilities. Labor, business and negotiations, more marking time, WDRC—Record Shop Federal Reserve announced fopr WTIC -Sports jtlghlighls will close Dec. 21 for the (Tiriatnias criminal arrests; inve.sligated 439 Pinochle card parties sponsored the rightness of the collective bar­ minority groups — all have active I I and eVeh, possibly, more economic. WPOP—Wealher and New*. WDRC—Moods for Roitlanre by St. Mary’s parish will be re­ I . gaining-principle," he declared. "It of its regional banks had increased About Town WPOP—News recess. highwa.v accidents; i.ssued 2.562 ' r? and determined lobbyists work- : Bridgeport. Aug. 24 Police I pressure on Egypt to retreat from DEWEY-RICHMAN ■ l:sa- sumed ■ Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. in the believes in the maturity of both by per cent the interest rate WHAY—.New# II :•#- Rlankpls Neoilrd motor vehicle warnings, and. ihg to protect their specific inter- arrested Theodore Rebb, 47. last I its position. The London Confer- The Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor church hall. Sub.sequent card Labor and'Business leaders, and in night after he had a fight with his ■charged on money loaned to mem­ 7*7 MAIN ST. WCCC—Good Kvenin* Good Slusld WIIAY—Dodgers vs, Redlegs It was a time for down quilts handled 1.643 complaints of one eaU, but the ordinary voter m'jst ence was just a beginning. of St. Bridget's (Thurch, was ad­ WKNB— roday In Sporta WTIC -News I parties wil be the third snd first their determination to do what is wife, Elizabeth. Subsequently they Apart from the importance of ber banka for comniercial and per­ W-riC-New* WDRC—-News . and- heavy blankets Wednesday, : .sort of another. be content with the efforts and sonal loans. mitted to St. Francis Hospital WDRC—News; Wealher WPOP—Nile Mi'islc . overnight, when the Jhermometer Thursday of the month, with Mrs. best not only for their own side abilities of his elected representa­ learned, they said today, that he the S\iez to world trade, the West has tw(^ wives. ‘ Aug. 17 for observation. The Rev. , ,WPOP—News 11:14- i at Hebron Green legislered 49 de- Alex D.' ProtHx as general chair­ but for the. country as a whole.” tive. ;— ----- cannot lo.se sight of the fact that | Brokers said the anti-inflation WHAY Dtidgers vs. Redlegs Elizabeth Re^bb, who complaineU Robert J. Carroll aaid today Father 1:14- ‘ grees above zero.^ It seems as if j Milford Building Gutted man. The Republican nominee credlt- Connecticut has had moVe ex­ Nasser's actions endanger much ‘ move was less severe than some Delaney will probably resume hia WIIAY—S|K>rU Bpotilihl WTIC Sports Final . / Fishers Return ' ed his party with making long that Rebb had returned to her WCCC—Good Kvenin* Qoixl Slosle WDRC—Night Owl ' that might be a record breaker for perience than most States in ef­ more the oil fields and also.the had expected and . that as a res­ duties next Week. Hospital au­ W P O P -N lle .Music Principal and .Mrs. Royal O. strides (p end what he called the home after a separation, told po,- ult the step may have been largely .WKNB—Serenade Aug. 23 and 24. People say it was ‘ Milford, Aug. 24 iM-' Ffames fectively solving Its ed\icational pipelines which help rair.V' life- thorities said b‘a' condition was MTIC—Siairl* , destroyed the Beard Concrete Co. Fisher have returned from a !S “concentration of power in Wash­ lice her husband had been married discounted in the market setbacks WHAY— I>Hlgers vs. Redlegs a funny spring and is a funny sum­ needs. The advances made in the giving oil to Europe's -economy. good. -*WDRCr-<5uy laaiibardn ■ o* the Boston Post Rd. last-night. week’s visit at the home of their ington." in Lowville. N. Y., in 1938. She. 'Tuesday and Wednesday, WPOP—IJiwreiice Welk WTIC—Starlight Serenade mer. past four years have been out-. The conditions of toda.v's world WDRC—Night Owl : Damage was estimated at $.'i0.000. daughter. Mrs. Andrew G. Currie In what amounted to a gentle charged he has a wife, whom he • :SQ- .Synagogue Cleaned . standing, not only in quantity hut make it Imperative that Europe The Junior Chamber of Com- WIIAV—Dinner Date WPOP—Nile Music The Je.wlsh Synagogue on the : The 3-story wood a,nd concrete ’Jr, and family, near Ithaca. N.Y. chiding of the Democrats who never divorced, and four children The average price of a pound of 11:44- in quality. If the new Congress have unhindered aci e.ss to that oil. merce'wlll hold a businea.<(-meeting WCC(’—tiood Kvetiin* Good Music W H A Y —Dtuigeis vs Redlegs Green was open one da.Y this week building was left' a sntoke-black- During -their visit a grandson. want to return to the precepts of there. , WKNB—Serenade does as well as Connecticut’s last Nasser's action—and the indica­ (lye, -sufficient to color 600 Monday evening at 8 o'clock at \vnc~Starllghl Serenade ! and some of the members of that en(>d shell...’Firemen didn't know Scott Douglas Currie, w as born to the New Deal and the "Fair Deal.” Police said Rebb was booked on sweaters, is a mere $1.17 toda.v. WTIC—Lmil Cote WDRC—Night Owl two legt.slatures, then this press­ a breach of the peace charge in tion the Egyptian leader scored an the Country Club. WDR(J—Guv Lombardo faith did some interior cleaning in : how the fire alarled. the Fishers. On their return trip Eisenhower said the Republicans ing question can be solved. Many initial victory over the West— WPOP—Mel Allen propose, to concentrate "on the connection with the plate throwing of the current candidates have ex­ could easil.v. start a prairie fire of 8:44- facts and iaauea of today and to­ incident, and on a bigamy charge VW IIAY—Dinner Date Poplin Car Coat pressed concern over thia vital demand for similar acts of na­ WCCC—Good Kveinn* Good Husle morrow, not the facts and issues of after a check-up substantiated the F arley issue, but few of them are quali­ tional Aggrandizement throughout WXNB—Dinner Date / j- yesterday." second complaint.- Total bail ^was WE CARRY A WTlO—Three Stai LztrS' Then he thruat at Democratic fied by experience to effectively set at $11,000, the Arab worl(J. WDRC—I.OW1I Thoinaa , - Operation on Eye . $ y . 9 9 W POP—.Meet the Artist 'S i . party ‘ differences over the Su­ and positively uunderatand all its Elizabeth Rebb said Rebb repre­ The Suez Canal was operated by COMPLCTEUNEOF T h e complexities. However the 1st sented himself as a widower when an international business organiza­ ItiO - . '(a, Washable preme Court’s ruling barring ra­ WIIAV— Lncora I'liealer ‘ • New York, Aug. 24 i4»;- James Congressional District does have she married him three yeara ago. tion under a concession virtually WCCC—Good Lrenlin: Good Music You'll. love the. casual fit, the gay cial segregation in the public A. Farley, who was hit in the face • M i c h a e l s schools, although He did not specif­ a potential representative that has She said she began checking into identical with those granted Wesr- WKNB- Kveginp Sereiuide quilt flannel stripe lining, the snug haa the widest possible experience his background when he left her. . WTIC—Stars T'aii*lil Knife Pleated ically mention that Issue. ern businesses to exploit and oper­ REVELL PRODUCTS WDRC-Am os 'll Andy by a flying scorecard at the collar that turns up Into an exciting He Mid the GOP’a record “ on in all phaaea of this perturbing ate the rich oil fields of the Middle WPOP—rulinn Lewis Jr. Democratic convention, underwent W a t c h .. . plaid trimmed hpod, flriger tip problem. Senator Amenta, as a East. The Suez contract was to 1:14— social Justice reats, not on words , WHAY—Kneore t'heater an cmergenc.v operation on his ■ SKIRT length, patch pockets and stitched former educator, knows the prob­ run out in 1968, w;hen the canal '£Z37. bottom, size.# 7 to 14 in CThlno, Navy, or promUes. but on accomplish­ WCCC—Good Kvciiln* Good Music right eye yesterday. | bn* ol Hi* llnoat w*i«h** m en t" he added; lem from a teacher’s point of Police Arrests would have become Egvptian- WKNB—KveninB Serenade Red and Turquoise. view, and he has had the fullest WTIC—Stars Ttanchl E'arle.v's office said later that. , - “The record shows that" a wide owned. Nasser abrogated the con­ WDRC—Amos n ,\n'dy • •v*r m*d* and hora’a why.. Also In Pre-teen Sizes at S8.99 range o f quietly effective actions, possible experience, in ' legislative tract, u.4ing the riglit to nationalize WTOP—K. P. Morenn barring complications, his e.vesight i $ prbeeduret. to legislate national will not be impaired. | 4.99 conceived in understanding and Leo O. 'Blanchard. South- as justification. Now, however tac- solutions to this problem. H9. of WHAV—save a Lite The former Postmaster General ; good will fo r all, has brought bridge. Mass., wa.s arrested yester­ itl.v, the West has recognized that WC'JC—Gooil Lviiinic Good Music Education , is the number one and Democratic National Chair-j about more genuine— and often' day b.v State Policeman John right. WKNB—Platter Party.. „ problem which must be solved. WTIC—News ol World man wa.s reported "resting com­ Washable Orion and w^olwith elas- voluntary— progress toward equal Kozma and charged with speeding. What will happen in the future The problem of the student, how­ WDRC—Bln* (.'rosby fortably'' after the operation. at I ticized back. Real clan plaid. In rqd, Justice and opportunity in the last 'The aBeged violation .took place to long - term contracts of West­ \ WI'OP—G. llealtei' ever. is no more pressing than, the SHOPPE Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat three yean than was achieved in on Rt. 15. Court date is Aug.. 31. ern governments and concerns- 1:44— , green, black and tan plaids. Sizes 7-14. problem of the aged. This problem 403 CINTU IT. AT OKIIWOtD WMAY—.'lave a Lite Hospital. I

’ment rightfully hers. Senator Amenta na.va g a a c ' a cau Mr. Farley's e.Ve became so critical • Interlock knit according to his ability.’’ deserves all possible support in hia Nights was9U PlusParU that by iSiesda.v afternoon it was •»AV A « L IT T L I AS *1 A W B IK SLIP-ON • White only evident surgery would be immedi- Eisenhower aaid the GOP “is the coming primary and eveiy reopon- last word in modern TEL. Ml 8-3194 e Double reinforced crotch stelv neoes.sarv.” . party that draws people together, aible elig;ible voter should support DO YOU HAVE RACK-TO- JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS • Elasticlzed waist - not drives them apart." his candidacy on Aug. 29. 958 .Main St., Manchester • Sizes 4 to 14 Katherine G. Kondyaar, "Our party detests the techni­ SCHOOL SHOES Credit Shopping que of pitting group against group THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY Sf^CE 1906 for cheap political- advantage,” he Won’t Keep Quiet declared. To the Editor, a \ He said the Republican party Mr. LABelle, aixe you trying to THAT ARE? with W. T. Grant TUCK'N GROW appeals to all factions who “see in tell mo and the people of the United Its broad. forward-moving, States that no independent or Re­ CARDIGAN at $4.99 G O n O N SUP stnaight-down-the-road. fighting publican or non-voter can or should * Soft, soft a$ a cloud program the best-promise for their help a candidate or form an opin­ "Chargo-ir Plan ion when' a primary vote ia at Easily washed and just by own steady progress toward a° stake? bright future.” \ l>erfcct for school. Mock "h er majesty" Mr. LaBelle, I am an American Lightweight arid flexible Eisenhower took time to at­ th rae No down payment... up to eight months turtle neck, interlock tempt to refute Democratic citizen, and proud of it. You or no 4 ) one else is going to “ suggest” I charges that the GOP adminiatra- . - f l knit.' Available in new keep qplct and not express myself. * Made with concealed support­ to pay . . . always more credit when you \ » 1 tion has weakened American de­ lo ves Don't we want people's imona7 ing shank for extra support . Fall shade.s of Camel, Adjustable Length fenses in its drive to balance the Don't 1C ''o u k s u r Fashioned Hi - Bulk always willing to give time and attention to their ¥ interests. Do you know all the services we offcT “Cuts, scratchus, itehus and stints, ®*7*4W* (ifellme Alualiiu_ /- ^ that might be helpful to you ? ' HOW MUCH 9 5 0 * 1 0 0 • 2 0 0 ^•opln c|C(q|uirt so many things, DO YOU . . xvKsir as* eeilly ORLON HMD? “ T S y i n r " Pnrf P M S' Littin g s^ s am nvorywlwr*, tweelily weekly ----as ■ ke rei.es .,4 At this bank, we’re alwa.vs ready to answer .vour Inttnr drtss that wound with corn." P e«e IS cwilesiery siasser. questions and give you quick cooperation in meet­ BELAROPEOL ODITMENT CLASSIC AND WE STOCK THEM F lU OUT THI8 dFFUCATlOS. MtiLil *r »na# U in f ^ n j! ing your banking need.s. Cardigans THE CAN WITH THE . o BLACK TO SIZE 10. • BROWN I- BIG RED B • RED A A A A to C WIDTHS W. T. ORANT CO. MAIN .ST. • rvO R Y (Applicaiitn intnlva no nUifation) $399 ItSoothM ItHaali IFiMamloiit MAM* ______?v,. ALSO MISSES' AND Gutter 39c fi,#.Leader or Conductor 26c ft FIRST NATIONAL BANK This l.s no delusion. These are those SO HOMUE SHOULD BE W ITH O fT IT ' ONLY ' AWHMW ______’ FOR I soft as cashmere cardigans of the cnv. -JTATL. Outa AbraaioDS L'lceraUoBs Carbuaclea YOUTH SIZES 12>/2 to 3 finest orlon with high pile that re­ rWigiM niappiBg Bothi Puritis PHOM NO. ! E o b m w i Suabura Bnilaea Mlaor Bum- OF MANCHESTER sists fuzzing. You’ll wear them with ASK YOUR DRUGGIST fMnOYMINT I HAVi ACCOUNfS AT. pride everywhere. You will appreciate ^A GREATER BANK FOR ORE.ATER MANCHESTER” TOR the better fitting quathies because of BELAROPEOL READY TO SgRtT; YOU WITH n iE BEST IN BANKING the extra fine detailing found only in the ve^v best grades. Buy several at la ^ a r t fo r ^ JUST SAY 836 NORTH MAIN STREET TEI*. MI 9-5253 I BANKING HOURS: this amazingly low j^rice. In every WoU m D rag Uggotre. Mala SL »nn»nnn*-nnn~^nn*nn»nn Open Dailv 7 A. .M. to 5 P. M-, IncIUdini^ W^^nesday lowh' Autumn color! Sizes 34-40. OiriaB'b 8 a O AHm * Co. I Qrag Afternoons and Saturday Until Noon" MONDAY thru FRIDAY 94-THURSDAY EVENING 64 n pros. WoTa OltJtilW CQg ' — . ' . ' ■■ MMSflMuaacgr "Charge It!" r ^ ...... •SHOES 815 MAIN STkEErr ' MI 9-2031 Everj Item We Sell Is Ouarlnteed— Member F.D.I.C. Convenient Drive-In Window SPORTSW EAR DEP.ARTME.NT Backed Byy 36 Yearn Of Reputable Service % B2S MAINSTRlETi r i ^ MANCHESTER ' -- : / .

■ ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING H^RA^^D. MANCUES'l'ER, CONM^ FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 PA CB BD l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 PAGE SSVMN future. But he 'aald that' “with* yielded, temporarily to some ot K ennedy’s W ife Wi£e S la y e r Dies out peace thf^e la no future." these cries. But at the moment, D rooilles Ike Vigorous Joe Smith Discloses Boston Post Publishes Skywatch Schedule Bam Gtaniic Moaumenia tit 4atlg» OBtttttQ Iferalii That, thia la no empty, purely which also hsppens to be the mo­ By ROGER PRICE Loses First Baby In Electric Chair These td and tcnlpttutd by irtisia in fiottc UHLUpidD BY riU) oratorical yoal with President ment of fhe Reeiiblicsn rrtional n Speech at granict— to tndutt. And Barit Lt> PtUMTlNO CO.. INC. Eisenhower hla leadership 'dnrinr convention, the sdmlnistration has Newport, R, I., Aug, 24 i/P)—Mrs. Midnight-2 a.m. . . . Volunteers Needed Osainirtg, N., Y., Aug. 24 (JP)— Gianice MOamments pay ttibuia to II BUmII Uriel Again After Eight Days Hueheaur Conn. the'past three and a half years decided that we have a little too Plan to Elect a Smith John F. Kennedy, wife of the Ma.s- 2 a.m.-4'a.m...... Volunteers Needed Frank J. Newfrriyn. 51, was things the things that cadnie—the lailh, lort .r TBUlfAS r ipUSUSON sachusetts Democi-atic senator, 4 a.m.-6 a.m. . . . . Volunteers Needed and memorict of thoac who .hart WaLtER R. rBRCOSON testifies eloquently. much projiperity, or at' least too GOP Meeting electrocuted last night at Sing Boston, Aug. 24 (>P)—The 126-i finished old 888 .will not only have been especially apparent to Wash­ How are you going to prove you’re said: ents at their villa in Nice, France. quarrel over domestic affairs. Ice. Inc. _ Shooting Again Conn.\.-onn Bank and Power Walking and Hydramatic ,1,096,203 of us. So why pick on the right Joe SmHh?" newspaper in addition to impartial Publuhcra RapreaanlatlTea: Tha ington raporters who hadn't seen "After prolonged union meet- coverage of all the news has a misr His father, is' Joseph P. Kennedy, At his trial in Na.ssau County SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Th'hist Co...... 33 36 Knee-Action but he'll be able to me?" "Who cares? I'm Just runntn' former ambassador to Great Brit­ By TIM PARKEI • rated to stales rights and consti­ Jultua Mathewa Special Acancy — Na* It is better when nobody shoots the Pre.sWent for .several weeks be ■"Well, I Just thought "ings. . . we have decided to return sion to document and support the tutional government.” Court- Newman pleaded temporary 470' CENTER STREET TEL. MI 3-7732 York, Chicaco. Detroit and Boitea. l^n.nchester c Trust .... " 62 67 talk. Itll be the first talking Ro­ cause they’ve been conventionlng for the fun of it. I wouldn’t take to work. . . although the members ain. Jackson. Misa., Aug. 24 WPi — MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP down anybody's plane, no matter bot in history and Dr. Schwine •Thing again. I declint the nomi­ Democratic viewpoint and build on South Carolina. Alabama, Mis­ insanity. He said he was a chronic CntCULATIONR Fire Insurance Companies here and with the Democrats earli­ the Job ,lf you gave me the W’hite realize that they may be Jeopar­ a .solid Democratic tradition. Only ■ The Kennedy's were married in States rlghters whq don't like sissippi,. Louisiana. Te.\as, Ten­ alcoholic and was drunk at the where it flies. And, on some sec-/ Aetna Fire x ...... 63 66 deserves a lot of credit, ^ e spent er at Chicago. nation,." House.” Newport three years ago by Cath­ either the Repubtidan /or • Demo­ Tha Herald PrinUng Company, lac., ■"Don’t you want lo be 'Vice dizing their back wages. The fac­ in this way can it fulfill Us re- nessee and Arkansas had repre- time of the slaying. Specialists in moauments sculptured from select Bofre granit*. tionstof tSe world front we apcl Hartford Fire ...... 136 146 years making electronic sound At hi.s last Washington news "Why not. Joe?” tors which hav’e influenced their sponaibllity to the community olic Archbishop Richard J. Cushing aaiumea na Hnanclal raaponalblluy for National E'ire,...... T28--- -R* President ?,’’ JtATKIHS_ cratic ticket will meet jiext month ' sentatives there for that purpose, tsrpograpbical arrors appaarlnc In ad- the Communists patrol sgajhsr nTerern'e Elsenhower sllll show- “No room for advaijpement.-“----- decisions Include: which It serves.” In Memphis. Tenn., to work out ' he said. He added, without ex­ vartlaemanta and other reading mattar Phoenix ...... 73 76 need to use. Such as "W h a t's ed the effects of his June 9 opera­ "Nah. I’m shootln' the works. "1. Loyalty to the Boston Post. in Tiia Manchaaiar Evanlni Herald. each other, this better pnli<^y—of new?” “Who ,va shovln?” and Like Happy Chandler said at Chi­ Fox bought the paper front the their own pre.sidential campaign plaining why they were listed Life and Indeiiuiity Ins. Cos. tion. He had bounced quite a -wa.v "2. Job security for all Post em­ estate of the'late Edwin A. Gro- plans. separately, that "Virginia and Diaplar adrartlalng eloatng bours: not shooting -ha.s been pre^-ailing Aetna Life...... 180 190 “Gimfiie K quart of oil, please" back but he still wasn't his old cago. I’m goin’ for the roses. ‘That’s -WEST ployes involved. Ellington T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY >r Monday—1 p.m. Friday. but at the last minute he hit upon a racin’ term. In case you don’t zier for about $4 million four years Indications the states righters Florida had authorized represen­ R>r Tuesday—1 p.m. Moaday. of late. But thia more . civilized Aetna Ca.sualty...... 125 135 self. He-was paler and thinner. His "3. A continuation of our policy ago and s short time later en­ .seek to broaden their scope were tatives present." ■* s Conn. General'...... 275 290 a much simpler idea. He is going voice had a hUsky quality. He had get It. Kentuck.v Derby, like. It Funeral Senriee to cooperate in any efforts which l^r Wedneaday—1 p: m. Tuesday. policy was apparently something to take-off the top of 888's head means I’m out for.the top spot.” TYPEWRITER dorsed General Eisenhower for the Visit Scheduled seen in the absence pf mention of Called to Merge Efforts far Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday. on the Russian sector of the world Hartford Steam Boil. 95 103 the air of a man deliberately tak­ might result In the fuflire success­ presidency. segregation and bther regional is- The Sept. 14-15 Memphis meet­ For Friday—1 p. m. Tbursdty. Travelers ...... 72 77 and install a cage Inside for a ing it easy in order to co'n.serve "You mean you’re a candidate Orniand 1. West, Director ful publication of the Post.” The trustees said they have sev­ For Saturday—1 p. m. Friday. front,, not the Chinese. And now' Parrot. for President, Mr. Smith? I don't 1 sues in the announcement after a ing was called "to coordinate the Claaained dsadlins: 10:10 a.m. aa_ Public UtUMew his strength. 142 East Center St. The employes refused last Aug. eral prospective buyer's but none By Congressman I aecretive, conference here yeater- efforts of all the states, both day of pubUeatloa aseapt Saturday — cn American, patrol plane, patrol­ None of this ■ except, perhaps, mean to downgrade you, but the REPAIRS MItrhell 9-T19< 15 to rontinue at their jobs when o _____ • am. Conn. light Power .. J9'a 21 run­ ' day. North and South, which have al- ling the Chinese coast, , and per­ Conn. Power ...... 41 43 the thinness was apparent last, Publisher John Fox failed to meet ning the Post." Ellington. Aug. 24 (Special i — ! Back Revenue Ex-Alde I ready ,or are now preparing" to night. . ave been selected. And frankly. I a deadline for paymen. of back i Friday, August 24 haps photographing a little more Hartford Elec. Lt. ... 61 <63 Democrat Calls didn’t hear your name mentioned— Tljey reappointed McHenry Congres.sman Horace Seeleyi- The states righters still aren’t 1 Join the'-' splinter movement. Hartford Gas. Co. .., 37'a 40'a Eisenhower spoke like a man PORTARLES wages and benefit.a knees." Tel. Ml 9-6550 Andrews, who now advocates member of the steering committee Account is your Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 61 64 the Joe Smiths of America will be from Waller Reed Army Hospital temporary offices in the Town abolishijig the Income tax, was of Mississippians for states rights. that ,the way President Elsenhow­ a posture of ,ieare and coexist-' "Then you—er—have^k program ■ 3 Also. Spring ...... :i4*a 37'a invited into the Democratic party after his second illness wlthini^ine with polio. She was repoi-ted in Hall.. among “prospective nominees dis­ "A general declaration of prin­ er said it last night was more im­ ence, we and the Chinese Commu­ months the first being his Sept. that you think will capture the After 6 PsM. Grange Meeting Bristol B ra ss...... ; . 22 24 if Oklahoma Gov. Raymond, Gary imagination of the masses. Mr. Norwalk Airmail fair condition by the city health cussed at Jackson. ■ ciples" will be adopted at the portant than what he said. And nists have not yet done the same Collins ...... 110 1'20 24 hifsrt attack. Some 24 children took part in The unannounced Jackson memphis meeting, he said. has his way. Getting Strength Back Smith?" officer. Dr. Clement F. Batelli. Passport to It waa important. thing. And perhaps the shooting, Em-Hart ...... 36 39 Shot in Bay Slate She was New Haven’s third case ! the Grange program W’edneaday meeting was at a dowmtowTi ho­ Jack Kershaw of Nashville, ex- Gary sftid he will propose at "I’m getting my strength back "Call me Joe. Buddy. Sure I got evening in the Town Hall. Mrs. ; emotive secretary of the Constitu­ It was important because this coming Just as both of our politi­ Fafnlr Bearing ...... 49'i .52'i a program. It’ll sweep all 48 this year. The slate has had only j tel. Reporters were not admitted Landera-Frary Clk. .. . 23'a 251a Monday’s regional meeting of day by day," Eisenhower keeps I Doris Heintz was in charge and and most men leaving, and enter­ tion Party of Tennessee, said "be cal conventions were adopting saying.. ' ' states.’’ Wareham, Mass., Aug. 24 t/P) - one polio death—a I4-year-old was, of all things,' a new Eisen N. B. Machine Co. .. . 35 38 Democratic leaders at Santa Fe. Derby boy who didn't get the vac­ 129 ' guests were present from ing wouldn't give their names or tween 20 and 25” states now plan hower—not in what he said, for platform planka which still held 6 A.s, if in proof, he delivered his "May I Inquire, Joe--?” r- Police today questioned Air Force I TiIHxis Grange. presidential elector slates pledged Planned Security N. Eastern Steel ... . 5 N. M., that such an invitation be "Why inquire I'll tell you. I’m Staff Sgt, Clifford G. Ward in con­ cine. say what the meeting"ti’as about. that waa merely a further devel­ Communist China beyond the pale North* and Judd .... . 40 43- 9-page acceptance speech with as MIRRORS Personal Mention At its windup."however, circuit to nominees sympathetic w it issued. He said the Democrats much assurance and tecimical skill Just goin’ to sit tight. W’on’t make nection with the shooting of Rich­ I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Starbird, opment of the' promise that has qf nations, was cruelly intended to Rusaell Mfg...... 11 13 Judge M. M. McGowan of Jack- states rights. ' He said A n d ^ s Stanley Works ...... 49 .52* should let'-4he”STfuniY“TtRo'w they' as he ever ha.>* demonstrated be­ no speeches.’’ - ard Winslow, 19, of Nenvajk. Pfferg'TntfJfC Safety Aid ! Main St., have returned from a jipn typed a. statement for report­ was among a number of men un­ always been In him—but in the underline Just that. Its effect on Terry Bteam ,140 — would have an opportunity to be fore. _ "Well, it may be true that after AUTO GLASS Conn., an Air Force enlisted man ; vacation in Maine. ers. der consideration. ^ way he said it. us. of, course, will be Jiiat the op­ heard within the party. From Ihe viewpoint of the jour­ the two conventions people are a who has been dating Ward’s step­ Hartford Aug. 24 IJP)—MaJ. Gen. The Volunteer Fire Depart- Torington ...... • 26^2 28>a , Joe Smith is the mythical pei-son daughter. It .said the meeting brought to­ McGowan has saU F^e states This was, to get elemental about posite of that possibly intended. U.S. Env'lp com . . . . . 23 25 nalistic second-guessers who have little tired of speeches, but—’’ FURNITURE TOPS Bryam L. Milburn, commanding I ment’a fair will be held Sept. 6 gether represen^tives of seven righters hope to,g^in a "balance Xebraskq delegate Terry Mc­ heard the President on numerous .“As I was sayih’ before I was Wins'low was shot four times in officer of Fort Devens, Mass., yes­ : and 7. ■ Southern state.M?es, where each state has NO PERSON should be without an S.B.M. Gar.v said an Invitation to all Maybe the coaching by his tele­ Police said Ellen Ramsey,' 17, the Labor Day weekend. I Berr, telephone TRemont 5-9S1S. I and Vice President who are dedi- and delivered it with smooth, tell The fact remains, ho,wever, that Smiths would illustrate the dif­ onA'^ote, account . . . for the future financial security vision adviser, actor-producer Rob­ LARGE SCREEN RCA telephoned them last night that ^ ^ ----- 1 Ing effectiveness. Hitherto, the sooner or later w’e must extricate ference between what he termed ert Montgomery, helped.. Maybe her step-father had shot a ma'n. of any person depends upon how he or she thing that has saved hint as & ourselves from a position in which the “wiae open" convention and .some credit goes to magazine COLOR TV $695 J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. , When they arrivej st Ward's can save money. cornmunicator to the people of this we indulge regularly in . the busi- the GOP "cut and dried" conven­ lA R LO W 'S OPEN DAD.T 8 A.M. to 5 P.hL home, ^ lice said, they were re­ A Thought for Today writer John Emmet Hughes, who Tuna and^ ues'A re coiintry has been his use of .-the neas o f' patrolling the coast line tion. has returned to his White House TELEVISION INCLUDING SATURDAY ' fused .'admittance. Slate Police 'Open a Savings Account today at either of "We might aa well Organize a speechwriting post. 'X'erq called and they arrived with our 2 conveniently located offices and make Currant Annual Dhldend Batda . extemporaneoua method, in broad­ of another nation. We would not There U Strength... Joe Snilth-for-Stcvenaon club and TeL 5n S-S09S 31 iiSSELL ST. Ml 9s7322 Now Running Whatever the causes, Elsenhow­ l089 ToUand Tpk„ Bucklaod tear gas bombs. deposits regularly. Your dollars will grow casts or in his press conference. permit anyone to do it to us. —In silence, that speech does not open the doors wide to all Demo­ er sounded fine. However, police coaxed Ward VISIT Give him a prepared speech, in the We do it to Communist China • know, ■ • crats who went astray four years from the house without the tear with interest and grow in buying power. past, and he alwaya leemed a lit­ —In faith, that bluster'can never ago and welcome them back where gas. For Charier because we are conintitted to the imitate. they will be treated like they are tle lost and woodtn. Last night, Reason for the shooting was not t^fense , of CTiang Kai-shek on —In love, that hate can never wanted,” the Governor declared. disclosed.' on the other hAnd, he delivered a Formosa, and w-Jiat we are look­ realize. “LUGKY STOIKE” prepared spe^h with power and ing for is signs of preparation for —In quiet, that noise never under­ TIME CLOCK .AT MEETINGS 88 Ft. Sport Fishing Boat conviction. stands. St. Louis, Aug. 24 (iPi—The 775 Communist attack on him. If w e. —^ prayer, that comes in no oth­ delegates to the National Conven­ Extended Forecast Radio Telephone Equipment avings lanchester The explanation has to be rela­ don't patrol, the Communista er way. tion of the OU. ChenUcgl and tively simple. I t is that President might be able to spring such an at­ —In right, that, might a 1 w a'y’'s Atomic Workers Union punch a Caii Burton R. Keeney Prevailing temperatures in the — TH4 EAST BRANCH 985 East C-ntcr St. Elsenhower has. at last, come to tack as a complete surprise on us. envies. time clock each time they enter Hartford area for the next five MAIN OFFICE 973 Main St Selected. the .meeting room for a convention Manchester Mi 9>7321 like his role, come to regard it a We have our commitment to days will be four t6 six degrees OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 to 8 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A M to 7 P. M. pleasant and thrilling opportunity Sponsored by The Manchester se.Hsion. below normal according to a fore­ OFF ROUTE 44— 26 LES EAST OF MANCHESTER Ch'iang, and the h.ird military fact Council of Churches. The attendance record will be cast from Bradley Field this morn­ u well aa a public duty. The forwarded to each delegate’s home is that we can't let ourselves be ing. Normal temperature at Brad­ LD« CONN. man who once intended to serve .surpri.sed, so we patrol. Bui we There are about 325,000 prong­ town local, which pays his ,ex- ley for this time of.year is 70 only one tenh -is now in love with can't expect, the Chinese Com­ horn antelope In the United States, i penses degrees. , his Job. Because he Is ii? love k; ' l i Forecasters come right oiit and munists, whatever their intentions, •a. it will be col^ on Saturday, .with It. he now handles it with* in­ to like it, or regard it aa tolerable. warmer Sunday and cooler again creased poise and aasurance and Sooner or later we and Commu­ Tuesday and 'Wednesday. TKere Get Him Ready For The First Roll Call At vigor. nist China have to find our way ti are showers scheduled for the be­ ginning and end of the period with This is certainly the most un­ some honorable terms for disen­ looked-for sequel to two illnesses a half to'-three-quarter inch rain­ gaging ourselves from ;50 McKinney knows what's what BOYS' and “We are," he aaid, "in the era Boet. ' We do all cutting in Reg. $34.50' Yoke Back Duxbury Side chairs, HARDWARE of the thermonuclear bomb that happens whenever it tighten^ ! our own- shop, from the at a' saving for the Serdi-Anrrual Sale! 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FACE EIGHT UAKdBESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 24, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 PAGE NINE "-a-’'- 4 n d o F i?r BoUon received for the party by (3ialr- Blair Youth Pledges man Mrs. Donald Tedford, Rt. 85, TV Buys 725 Obituary Adlai Hanging Hopes Hospital Fact and Mrs. Robert Miller, (Took Dr.' Cab Driver Admits Ike, Tired hut Happy, ‘Billy’ Skoog Hurl Produce Group Rep. Eugene Gagliardone haa filed his Intention to seek renomination Pre-1948 Films Sends Card d Work Hard Starts Marketing as have Justices John Swanson In Baseball Game and Witter F. Elliott. Francis Will Relax with Golf Deaths On Personal Contacts Fiano will also aeek nominatioh as m For $20 Million To Parents For President Andover. Aug. 24 (Special)— Bolton, Augf) 24 (Special)—The Bolton Produce Packing Assn, has justice of the peace. BURNHAM By M.\RVIN L. ARROWHMITH Libertyville,'III., Aug. 34 (J')—:>aity,, Iowa, and Thursday they William "Billy” Skoog, 14. received . Bonwreo Session The parents of Henry J. Blair, Mr*. MoGana Taylor San FVanclsco, Aug. 24 (ff)—Vic* a severe laceration of the thigh begun ita''vegetable marketing op.- (Continued tram Page One) ments on a new home they had (Continued from Page One) Butler Names Pebble Beach, Calif., Aug. 24 Adlai Stevenson stepped up the , move into Knoxville, Tenn., to size erations In a plant eatabliahed oh Mr. and Mrs, Robert E. Gorton, ; |/P)—President Eisenhower, a bit j5, algent from his home since . Mrs., .^ w a a ia McGann Taylor, President Nixon say* he Intend* to pace of his speech writing today In i up the outlook for carrying the last night in a baseball game be­ Brandy St., will be hosts to Bo- bought In nearhy Plalnview, N.Y. Saturday ’ morning, have heard tween the Senior Boys’- ..team and Rt. 85. leal examiner waa to analyse the After the Weinberger baby was event either of these applications {tired but happy, put politics on the 579 Center St,, widow of Edward wprk hard In the coming campaign preparation for his departure Mon- South. The final big conference of marco a t ' a com roast to be held remains. ■' is denied by the Federal Commu­ Democrats to shelf temporarily t'oday and looked from the youth, but the boy em­ FV Taylpr, died this morning in day on a campaign schedulcrH.hat [the week will be held In Chicago th* Lebanon team, playe(i;at LBiw- Months of research and plan­ by the local couples club on Tues­ abducted, the stricken parents had in order to help President Elsen­ non. •«-. ning by a dozen Tolland County FaoM Death'Penalty tried in vain tfo meet the kidnaper's nications Cbmmi.Mion! CBS will be l4'vs> s»iitaa/s» I T a i i f whacking a few balls phasized, "please don't try to fini^-Manchester Memorial Hospital af­ will keep him on the road alm ^t Friday. day at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Oacar Krey- ••Even It the child waa alive permitted to sublicense Its com­ CiA cCU llY t; tJ Illl at this golfers’ paradise on the me." A postcard from Henry wa5' ter a short itlneas. hower complete his "unfinished continuously until election eve. \ With a brief weekend at hi* Skoog was covering third base farmers materialized on Wednes­ sig and Mr*. Fred Elaaeaaer are in I demands, going on many a bitter when a baaerunner In an at­ day when the first auction was. when it wnat^Jeced on the ground, ^ and fruitless v..»occhase mat theme behest of mitment in either of these mar­ __t—- . Pacific Ocean. datelined Cape Charles^.-''and Bom in Manchester, she leaves tasks.” Facing t^S.^IMZ'Uandailde team^'lipme, Stevenson will be off again charge of arrangements • and will ESTATES Washington, Aug. 24 |>P)—Chair- 'The President arrived at nearby though the state is obscufe, it is a daughter, Mary C. Taylor of tempted steal, charged into him held at the local grading and contact member* about plana for it ! f ^ e “u le ^ n e “ meaVa^M. kets. Accepting fe'nomlnstlon yester- ' of Elsenhower'Ttntr Nixon again, the following Monday for a Labor packing plant. Its operation sup­ aaid,. County Diet. Atty. Frank mother, Mrs. Beatrice (Bet- 2. Wf'IL-TV in Philadelphia, man Paul M. Butler of the Demo- Monterey by special train last believed he is in Virginia. Manchester; and several nieces and he has told friends that hia hopes j Da^address under Labor auspices Inflicting the gash with his spikes. the event. Mr^ 'and Mrs. Blair, who reside day, he also promised the Repub­ Klly was taken to Windham Com­ llsually drugs are.for what ails plants the Manchester Auction Open Sunday, Aug. 26 Cttlotta. Kidnaping carries a max- jy, Weinberger, had appealed over WNHC-TV in New Haven* WMBS cratic National Committee today "‘ght from San Francisco. A few nephews. for victory lie In personal contacts in Detroit, the first unajor s|Mech Mart as an outlet for tomato 'imum penalty of death in New j broadcasting stations for the return in Binghamton and WSBG in Al­ nam^d thre« members-at-large to hours earlier he had accepted at 37 N. School St., received the Funeral services will be held lican national convention he would with thousands of voters in every of the \am paign. Other regional munity .Memorial Hospital In the you. but some, you learn at Man­ Manchester Evening Herald the party's Executive Committee, "°**''"* I'®" tor a second term at card this morning. The name of the Monday at 8:30 in the W. P. Quish carry the "great message" of the Lebanoii Fire Department Ambu­ chester Memorial Ho.spltal. are crops this year. Plans now call Bolton corrmpondent, Mrs. Joseph ** Xprk State. , . , .' ®f' her/child, promising to do what- toona. all owned by the Triangle crucial state. conferences likely will be set up for continuing packing and sales LAMarca, a stocky, dark-haired ever was asked without interfer- Publi-shing Co. completing selection of the 11- f*te closing session of the Republl- .state from which It Came was un­ Funeral Home, followed by a re­ Shsenhower administration "to The Democratic presidential for Labor ^ y week In the 'three lance where 10 stitches were re­ iiaeful in ’diagnosis. If an obstruc­ IVI t a 11 a, telephone Mitchell man whose shaken wife said their iTi^ful^er group * can na'Xionai cclnventlon. identifiable,' but a check by The quired to close the Jaggeij gash. tion of the digestive tract is sus­ through the cauliflower season. If 3-5545. ence by police. 3 King Broadcasting Co. stations quiem Maas in St. James' Church every comer of this land.” ^ nominee got an idea of what he ia remaining a re u he wants to cover. experience gained In this initial family had been burdened by Churches had thrown open their KlNG-TV______in Seattle and KGW-TV, Three alteriiates also’ were se- He got a rip-roaring ovation at Mefald of the Postal Directory at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. up against last night as he watch­ Sen. KefauvV is flying to Illi­ The game was called in the third pected, X-rays following a barium showed that the only registered After delivering hia speech—to season warrants it, the aasoctatlon debts, was seised at his home doors through the night, along with now under construction in Portland. * lected. start and at the conclusion James' Cemetery. ed a telecast of President Eisen­ nois Saturday to'join Stevenson at inning immediately after the Inci­ meal will tell the doctor what goes- may Include other crops in future early yesterday by Nassau police 4. KTTV in Los Angeles, which ; Appointed as members-at-large address interrupted fre q ^ tly Cape Charles post office is in Vir­ heavy applause—^Nixon flew back dent. Despite the severe ga.sh. on. A certain iodine compound Room Ranch a plea that the child be left there, Friends may call at the funeral hower's acceptance jipeech at the his ’ home her* to'xtalk over the ginia. to the bedside of hia ailing 77-year- makes a normal gall bladder seasons. and FBII agents. with assurance there would b« no has has been negotiating with j were Mrs. Douglas P. Hunt o f; “y home tomorrow’ from 7 to 9 and Republican national convention. campaign and to msRe some of the Billy tagged the runner for the Each 30 pound box of local to­ A cab driver, who also worked police about. Loeww’s for some ktime over the | Montevideo. Minn.. Paul Ziffren of ,‘*'ess in which he termed the GOP Henry, who in his card said Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. old father in La Habra, east of Los But he had no comment on his 5-minute filmed programs for use out. He had tagged out another opaque, Otiier drugs aid in photo­ BUSrNESS 4 BEDROOMS- 2 BATHS "take care of the birds (two para­ Angeles. The length of his stay matoes will bear an attractive la­ at other jobs, LaMarca admitted Until the final crushing word 1 leasingling agreement and the trana-■ Rgyerly HiHs. Calif., and Arthur B. ! "'I'be Party of Ihj-Future and rival’s talk before retiring at his on television beginning rae middle runner in an attempted steal graphing the kidneys, spotting a bel designating the product as grabbing the baby from a crib in came today, the parents' had still fer of IKTTV------stock to- Loew s. With Koontz of Charleston. W. ... Va. ' -Pledged - , to continue. i working J for keets) and Frances (his sister)," , Death of Infant there will depend on the elder sheep-farm home near here. of September: Stevenson a'lMady it earlier In the game. tumor of tlje spinal cord, br deter­ added at the bottom, "It's better mining how the liver ia making BUch ^Mountain brand. About 35 AS USUAL the patio of the Weinberger home held to a slim ho(^ for their baby. the culmination of negotiations to- \ Alternates are Mrs. Lennard , prospeiity at home and peace in The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Nixon's condition. .Stevenson ia in continuous tele­ making talks on educations wel­ Rid Openings Slated people are currently employed on while the mother had gone inside Just before the baby’s body was day. KTTV gets the film librap' j Thomas of Montgomery, Ala., Miss ■•*'* ^ this way." He circled the last sen­ The Vice President smiled hap­ fare, agriculture and other inu** Oiairman John'Yeomans of An­ out: PINE PHARMACY See the house for a diaper. Ho left tence. Joseph S. McNamgra, 355 W. Mid­ pily, but he was a tired man when phone contact with James A. Fin­ Suppose a minute foreign body, two shifta grading and packing Saturday's Herald found, the mother said: arid I-oew's gets 28 per cent of the , Kgjherine M. Cullinan of Provi-i 5,000 at Station dle Tpke. died yesterday at Man­ negan, his campaign manager, for use on the 89 TV spots F in^- dover and Treasurer Stephen Deg- the fruit. Supervising the opera­ MSaCENTEB ST. this .nbte: "We are still praying that our sAtion's stock from the Los An- r j ,„d Leo C. Graybill: At the Monterey railroad "tati^ A 7-state alarm was sent out for he began his 26-minute speech be­ gan haa bought for the campaigm embedded in the cornea, the cover­ tion as general manager . of the “I hate to do this to you, but geles Times Mirror Publishing Co. Great Falls Mont ; a police-estimated crowd of 5,000 the youth when his mother called chester Memorial Hospital.' fore a capacity audience in tlM and chief strategist on what they nan, Marlborough, were desig- ing of the central colored part of child is alive and well and being 1 Besides his parents, he leaves a rail a program for the "greatest He will make the first of six i>y the Regional District 8 plant located on the John Swanson I am in great trouble. Don’t notify cared for bj- someone, some­ ' MGM-TV expects to start deliver- ^ resolution ’adopted at the da- Person* was on hand to ..greet the police Saturday afternoon. She be­ (TOW' Palace. , grass roots campaign .ln» political-■*®'^ninute nationwide live - TV the eye, deflea detection. A aolu- farm is^Lawrence Fiano. Packing the police. 1 am not asking for a where." ing prints to the stations ‘n time Chicago last i ** lieves that an argument that arose brother, Stephen J.; and a sister, Nixon fl?w’ in from southern rd oi Education last night to tion ia at hand to surround the of­ I for early October showing. B erry; empower* national commit- “ 'ey stepped from their private Mary M. McNamara; and his ma­ history. speeches on Sept. 13 when he haa actXas agents in the opening of fending particle with a tell-tale shifts work from 7:30 a.m. until 'lot of money, only what I need, The Weinbergers have one other Friday night after he waa away California a few hours before he Stevenson is counting heavily on a date to appeal at a $50-a-plate bond^'^ue Wds In Hartford Tues­ noon and from 5:30 to 10 p.m.-The and I am very serious about son, Lewis, 2’4. I said. l.tee officers apd merribers of the from home all day probabl.v was ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. stepped before the final session of ring of green. Golf, Eisenhower's favorite reiiv William Gayton of West Haven. conferences he and Sen. Estes'Ke- fund-raising dinner at Harrisburg, day. 'They will accept or reject auction is held daily except Satur­ this." The body was found by Special Some of the film* included In executive committee to act for the O the rea-son for his absence,' Satur­ the 1956 party gathering. Called Pa. day at 1 p.m. Gordon Reid ia auc­ is he hard on socks and heels? ’ The pote asked $2,000, with in­ the deal were Boys'Town, Ninotch-! reation, was almost the first mat­ day morning he delivered the Interment will be in St. Lawrence away by his father's Illness the day fauver, the. Democratic vice presi­ bids witnto an hour of Uie 11 a.m. Agent .1. Robert Roger, of the New national com'hiittee between meet Cemetery in New Haven tomorrow dential nominee',"" will hold next Among other speecijea already bid opening^time In the Hartford tioneer and the Manchester Triist structions where to place it. 'The •York FBI. one of the party making ka. the Thin Man. Northwest Pass­ ings. Executive committee mem­ ter mentioned, after a formal wel­ newspapers as usual, but did not before, he ^ ’oiked on ^Is text to Reserve Banks Co., treasurer. signature read: "your Baby Sit­ age. .San F'ranciaco. Meet Me in St. bers and alternates are national come to this picturesque peninsula. come home afterwards. morning. Funeral Director Walter the last minute. week with state and local party billed is one Sept. 11 before the law offices^pf Day, Berry and an inch-by-inch .search of the officials and workers in five re­ Liberal party of New York, and Howard. Edward Minnum, extension vege­ ekatye luhm yow ter." ground to which LaMgr.'t. had di­ Louts, David Copperfield. Boom committeemen or committeewom- It was. extended by Mayor Dan -Since then, the family ha* been N. Leclerc ia InNxharge of ar- Grateful Beyond Measure Lift Interest Rate table specialiat from the Univer­ due in Handwriting Town, Mrs. Miniver. Random en from their respective states. Searle, who served under Eisen­ greatly upset. Mrs. Blair theorized rangements. \ gions of the country. another Sept. 22 at the national In other .act^GIn at the Marl­ rected them. "I am grliteful beyond measure,'.' plowing contest near Newton, borough meeting, Lhe Board voted sity of Connecticut, and Stewart It was this hand-written note, Found Safety Pin Harvest. Dinner at Eight. They The other eight members of the hower in Africa as a lieutenant he may have gotten in some trou­ Nixon .said, "that you have given Other such conferences in addi­ Ackerman, assistant county agri­ jmA hm boA Id'4d i ^ Were Expendable, Lassie. The executive committee selected in colonel in World War II. ble. but stated he acted perfectly tional areas will be set up for the Iowa. to endorse its) general comprehen­ (Continued from Pag* One) described as containing a telltale "I came . upon one of several The mayor asked Eisenhower me the privilege of running on the following weeks. Supports Wagner sive liability ln*ur*nce>.addlng non- cultural agent, attended the open­ characteristic in the script, that 1 Good Earth, Anna Karenina. Little Chicago last week are: natural at supper Friday night. . same ticket with President Eisen­ was 11, per cent at all 12 banks ing day of the plant. Both men tangles of vines.'' he said. "I went I Women, Pride and Prejudice. 30 Midwestern states: Jacob M. about his game. The President — It was believed that Henry The Idea is to get advice at the Stevenson came out strongly owned automobile covWagc pro­ gave authorities the eventual solu­ on my hands and knees and looked back at it only a fevv Weeks since F u n e ra ls hower. I shall work hardsto re­ yesterday for Mayor Rogert Wag­ tecting the district fromNniits in­ prior to'April 1955. have worked closely with the GUIDE-STEP SHOES tion. ; Seconds Over Toykt. the Huck- Arvey of Chicago, Mrs. Margaret might have gone toward the South elect the President by an even grass roots on what areas should Normally a rise in the discount farmer* in establiahing the means under the bramble and discovered i sters. A Tale of Two Cities, Easter Price of Detroit. his June 9 abdominal operation— where he had been told it was eas.v be' campaigned most thoroughly ner of New York CJtty to make the volving vehicles used by ^ s tric t With little more to go on, FBI a safety pin and what appeared to greater majority’* than the land­ race for the United States Ssnate rate causes higher interest rates to meet current market demands ¥Hth Pfmacovht»r Paradf. the Harvey Girl*. Na­ Eastern states: Mayor David ; laughed and remarked '"ihese days to get a job..The card today veri­ Oiirrino J. lamonaro slide of four years ago.” and on what issues tb stress Iman personnel. for a product In large quantities men had combed more than two be clothing. tional Velvet, the Barretts of Lawrence of Pittsburgh, Mrs. ]i anytime 1 make a 95 I’m really effort to rally Democratic voters seat to be vacated by Sen. Herbert Architect Louis J. Drakos has' on bank loans. In this case, how­ diillion handwriting specimens "Upon close inspection, it ap­ fied that belief. Largely attended funeral serv- His wife. Pat, sat on the plat­ ever. the board's action was antici­ of uniform grade and pack. Wlmpole Street and all of the Thelma Parkinson Sharp of Vine-1 happy." Mrs. Blair .said she would wait to the polls. Lehman ID-NY). formed the Board that he is Richard Morra of Birch Mt. is public records of all kinds—in the peared to be the remains of a Anday Hardy, Malsle and Dr. Kil­ land. N( J. ' m e President and his party icea were held this morning at 8:15 form listening proudly as her hus­ Cite* Registration Totals He said he talked with Wagner tinuing to discuss the revision or pated and banks in major cities $6.05 $ 5.00 hunt for theTnan who had penned to hear from him again before Leclerc FTineral Home for band — a House member' at 33. a lontrolling most of the financial president of the hew association. bod.v." dare______series. Western stales: Mrs. Marguerite were driven immediately to the taking any action, but added that | j lamonaco, who died Stevenson said that a Demo­ by telephone and told him he elimination of alternate and addi­ Charles Strong, secretary, and the note. , ’’ The safety pin, still bright knd with The Wind the all- ’ Peylon Thompson of BouldeT, Colo., swanky Ci'press Point Club where U.S. Senator at 37 and Vice Pres­ thought he would make a "splen­ oWrations raised the prime inter- she would "probably do nothing Monday at Manchester Memorial ident at 40 — crossed another cratic registration which exceed* tives to the projected regional est\;ale this week from 3*4 to 4 Louis Albaai, treasurer. It was "just plain drudgeiy” without rust, was closed. tin ^ cJTampi^ money-mak?ng ; CaMn Rawljngs of Salt Lake a ty , n_e will vajatio„^three_or tour as long as he stays out of trouble Republican registration offers the did and strong candidate." school contract with J. S. Nasin that broke the case, a spokesman Although the FBI and Nassau Utah. days as a guest of the members. Hospital. thre.shold In his fasl-movlng politi­ "Mayor Wagner said he would percehi. The prime rate applies to I IfinBl Filing Dn.v in Washington said. movie, is hot included in the deal, end is happy there." She thought The Rev. Robert J. Carroll was cal career. Their two daughters, foundation for his belief that the of Wlllimantic in order to arrive at the banks' best customers with Wednesday is the last day for Can't truth down al tha haal even H he never unliei Mt police participated in . the arrest, however. Nor is the Wizard of Oz. .Southern States: Camille F. I'he goli course on the edge of if he waa brought home "he might democrats can win in November. give it very: careful thought and a construction cost within the Dis­ tocei— th* GUIDE-STEP heel holds itt ihope, good leokt, A temporary field office was set the FBI then withdrew from the Gravel Jr. of Alexandria. Va., the Pacific is rated by expert^ as celebrant of the requiem Maas Patricia. 10, and Julie. 8, saw it all best c r e ^ ratings. filing intentions to seek nomina­ w'hich previously had beep sold 'run away again.” which followed at 9 o’clock in St. on television. They were with rel­ The first stop in the unique that he waa pleased to have my trict's budget. Nasin was the ap­ In NewNYork, financial circles tion of a Republican party in its lit tmeethneii iniid*. Careful fit If built right In, meoiured up a t the county seat here, a few case since the crime had not in­ separately to the CBS network Mrs. Benjamin B. Everett of one of the toughest and trickiest pre-campaign tour will be at Santa encouragement,’’ Stevenson told re­ parent low bidder on the school miles from the kidnaping scene,' volved crossing of state lines, a Palmyra, N. C. in the country — site of the an­ Bridget’a Church. The Rev. Fran­ atives in Whittier. . generally suggested the new hike caucus schedi^led for Sept. 4 at 19 ploeei around the "leit"— -no pdfnful breoking In Although no breakdown waa cis Butler was deacon and the Afterward.' the Nixons cele- Fe. N. M., Monday. From there the porters. construction contract. rh* the diacoiint rate would have the Community Hall. At that time, during thol first busy week «t where laboratory technicians first basis for federal jurisdiction. ■ nual Bing Crosby tournament. On two candidates and Finnegan will SUvenson also said that he ex­ examined 75,000 fingerprint cards given by Berry on the price paid Vivien Upheld Rev. Edgar Farrell sub deacon. ! brated quietly In their 11th floor Utile effect on the bond or stock ; a candidate for local representa- tchool. iig ielection reedy now The FBI did not enter the by any of the four TV P l o n n o # ! the famed 222-yard 16th hole an move into the area of Bonneville pects to address the Democratic Manrheater Evening Herald .\n- of persons arrested, without re­ ocean inlet separates, tee frorh Mrs. May Barr>’ presided at the I )K)tel suite with a few friends. market or on theNgrowth of busi­ i live to the State Legislature wilt — in full rang* of width* end original investigation until seven l»ew*8 on Aug'. 14 said it , had j v ^ l l 8 U S 0 S A lf l H l l 0 C l organ. ! In his .speech, the Vice Pres- Dam. on Tuesday. ' State convention at Albany, N. Y.. doyer correspondent, ,Mrs. Paul ness. They said tne big trouble j be named’ and five candidates for sults. days after the baby’s disappear­ agreed to lease its films to KTTV green and it takes a healthy drive ’“By Ruling on Wedne.sday will fln8 them rally­ Sept, to, the day before the Lib­ Pf&natiehl, telephone Pilgrim ilzei fer your bey. Com* Ini Then began the gruelling job of Last evening, representatives of ; ident declared "The American now is not high in te n t rates but justice of the peace, ance. Federal law then required for four to five million dollars. To­ At St. Bridget’s to get home. Campbell Council, Knights df Col­ I people support (he record of Pres- ing the party helpers at Sioux eral party speech in New York. 2-«85<, a shoftage of funds toHend. j Notices of Intention ate being comparing the original kidnap note that much wait before 1* could be day's action finalized the stock ITie President arrived in San Ballot Petition with driver's license applications, umbus, and members of the Cath­ I ident Eiaenho\vier and will over­ presumed a state line had been arrangements. , ,7*—TTr*" w . , . 1 Francisco for the GOP ' conven- olic Mothers (Circles attended in a whelmingly re-elect him on that voUng registraUons and other crossed. Several month* ago, Loew'k re­ f Tti«»vinulling Cards case. He had beenfput on proba­ rest LaMarca Wednesda.v night, Driver Blamed white trim, and make the roof time to carry out the piogrSm thiit • lor and Donald Dowling. not a bit more so Uian any of the tion lists. ' ial waa in St. Bridget’s Cemetery, he feels .10 be so rilal for the fu­ tion with a 90-day (Suspended sen­ and found no one at hqrne. Tkey white, he added. Most of the “gin­ rest of us here.” White .House Andover, Aug. 24 (Special) — i Mrs. Horne also awarded Red gerbread” will be removed and The ruling of George W. (Craw­ where the' Rev. Robert J. Carroll ture of our nation." Cfoaa certificates to junior life tence. waited a short distance away, For Own Death press secretary JamiO C. Hagerty ford favors Miss 'Vivien Kellems read the committal service. The Andover Lake swimming pro­ Ezeluilv* tuggcevnfer can't Laboratory technicians identified watching. Mrs. LaMarca recounts probably replaced with clapboards. Nixon said American living savers: Judith Hutchinson. Robert told newsmen.' of Stonington Who needs to obtain gram came to a cloae.at the Old crush down, rub toekt ar ikin. the signature a s " precisely the what happened: Scudieri said this would have the "He’s going to take a couple of standards must rise still higher Adams, Larry Roberts. Clifford Middletown, Aug. 24 r.P>—His effect of giving the church a more a minimum of 10,785 aignatures of Howard Murphy Sr. ■ "and they wiJl do so under the Dubiel. Thomas Johnson, Marjorie same as the script in the note. She and her husband returned own "errors in judgment" were days of rest here and we certainly Connecticut voters by Sept. 5 in Funeral .services for Howard Red Barn last night with the LaMarca. confronted u-ith the evi­ about 2 a.m. yesterday, after tak­ simple appearance and reducing are not going to do any campaign ' sound economic policies of the Ei­ awarding of Red Cross certificates Mitchell, Theresa Bruno. Frank responsible for the death of Donald maintenance costs. > order to appear on the November Murphy Sr.. 25 Perkins St., who senhower administration.” and participation cards to stu­ Bruno and Cynthia Whitcomb. dence, confessed. ing their two children to the home H. Hamilton. 24, of East Haven, in planning for a day or so." election ballot as the Independent died Monday night, were held in of her hu.sband's parents at El- a truck accident In Westbrook July While the work is being done by Hag'ei t.v said Eisenhower prob­ the' Talcottville Congregational Declaring that not all Alneri- dents. Those receiving participation cards I-a»farca’a story was that he W. G. McNally A .Sons, listed a* Party candidate for U.S. Senator. Red Cross certificate^ were were: France* Walsh. Mary Ellen a. Block 3-*'y*l*t GUIDE- b . GUIDE-STEP plain toe had written out the note without mont. Long Island. 23, CJOunty Coroner A. Harold ably At^uld hit a few balls today: Opinion Asked by C3erk Church yesterday at 2 p.m. and irans. have shared equally in the knowing just whose baby he would As the' couple entered the drive­ Campbell said today in a finding. the construction firm to whom a and perhaps play a few holes. He were' largely attended. There waa ! country’s prosperity, he said, "we awarded by Mrs. Francis Minor to Walsh and Joanna Gasper, STEP blucher with th# in papular cerda ton, Ny- building .permit was issued today, Crawford's opinion was sought the following beginner* now pro­ heavy whit* ttitching boyt len-iewn at paintt of itraln. steal. Then, while cruising about, way of their home, two cars carry­ Hamilton suffered fatal injurle* didn't look for the President to by Town (Tlerk Joseph Gianelll who a profuaion of beautiful floral I must move ahead with vigor and Two women received Red Cross he had spotted the Weinberger ing four FBI men pulled 'alongside. when his truck, carrying 4,800 new matching outside etairs will play a fuft round before tomorrow. tributes, and many called at the I imagination to root out any econo- moted to the advanced beginner* certificates as senior life savers. likb. also be put on the north and south received a Kellems petition with class: Joann Rem'esch, Joyce Wil­ child outside the house and They told her husband they wanted Ions of gasoline, tipped over at a Eisenhower appeared a little more than 150 signatures on it Watkins-West Funeral Home to I mic problems in our midst." They were Mr*. Wilma Grenon and grabbed it. to search the house. sides of the church. Exits will be fatigued as he climbed aboard the j He got a Wg hand when he said, lard. James Davidson, Kathy Mrs. Harriett Eidwards. route intersection. He was thrown Previously, it had been the,.pay . their respects, including - dele- , Laws, Lynn Grenon, Peter Nichol­ Weinberger is a well-to-do drug "They came in and searched the from the cab. widened and new doors installed, train at San Francisco. i "Our prosperity must be fully Three girla w ho swam the length Scudieri said. practice of Glanelli’s office to re- from the different organ son. Amelia Bruno. Carol Auer, firm executive, whose home is in house. Then two of'the men took Campbell, said Hamilton erred by The President remarked he waa quire that aignatures on such a pe- zationa with |Which he was afflll- shared by the,, 17 million Negro of Andover Lake In .36 minute*. In \ r He explained the church is badly wet from perspiration and said he Americans." Karen Merniman, Holly Simpson, addition to perfacting many swim­ the New York City suburban com­ Angelo away. I asked him what not observing a stop sign and by tition appear exactly as the name I *tcd. , „ —. . and Betsy Hpule. munity of fashionable 'Westbury waa wrong—what happened—and in need of general repairs, which wanted to get inside the train "and is written bn the registration lists. 1 Tbe Rev. Dr. Fred R. E88'"* of tbe minds and hearts of men ttt the R^mesch. Judson Edwardsr‘'Rich- will be held at the Old Red Bam OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS USED CARS ■ Tlje addition wiJI give the cloth the baby, and sped away. worked three and a half hours yea-' Leonard W. Hail. Republican this time.' the First Congregational Church : ideals of freedom and demotracy.",- this evening at 8 o'clock. -■ As he left.' he said, he heard a Class Splitting toy manufacturing company an - Claims Bush Voles of Vernon officiated. Burial was ard Provost, Robert McDonald. overall total of 6,0()0 square feet terday afternoon V*vbring a fire at national chairman, has said the Gail Grenon, Nancy Urs.ln, Peter IJbrary Hours radio news report of the kidnap­ the town dump ilfidir control. The . Eisenhower campaign will start Claiming that support is slip­ in th* EUat Cemetery. MORALE LOW . IN FAO The Ubrary will be open tonight ing. and then certain that police when the work is completed, by blaze w as reportjed albout 1:40 and i*^but mid-September and that ping away from I^ s c o tt Bush, Bearers were Gwrge Ranger, Hollowell. Brian MacGrsnor, Bar­ Qiarge by Ike Nov. 1. Rome, Aug.-24 (AV^Repreaen- bara McBride. Peter Denoiicourt, from 7 to 9 o'clock and tomorrow Lowest Prices “ I Low Down Payments had been told of his deed, hid the was exUnguiaheJ about 6 p.m. ..iH** P'^e*i'lent Will make five or the Republican incumbent seeking CTharles K. Lynn. Kenneth J. Les­ afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. the baby in the wooded roadside.. The work, being done by W. G. re-election. Miss Kellenu said:' lie and Donald Hemingway. taUvea of 1,000 employes of tbe Wirilam Chamberiain, Barbara (ConUniied from Page One) McNally and Sons, contractors and The only incbnvenlence caused addriesaea on television II.N. E'ood and Agriculture Or­ Ann Koller and Heidi Mercer. Food Sale Mrs. LaMarca. cleared, by by the fire wa# from clouds of —some of them outside of Wash "In fact I'm- thinking of cam­ A food sale will be held at th* authorities of any Knowledge of builders, will coat Ka-Kltir an es­ ington. paigning against him with the Memorial Mass ganization (FAO) said today Cards also went to Mark timated $9,885. smoke which blew over to Rt. 15, staff morale has been sinking Herschman. John Pfanstiehl. Con- Old Red Barn tomorrow goon by her husbjnd's act. falteringly told itroup. The Democratic party has At the Cypress Point Club, Ei­ slogam ‘how to lose friends and A first winiversary requiem high t ^ Andover Lake Properly Own- reporters "I-' don't know" w’hen j reconciled mahy different ele- King said this morning the ad­ carried oil a south wind. No prop­ senhower will be as secluded as Infuriate people."' Mas* will'be said for Police S ^ . for years, primarily because of ' stance Raleigh, Christina Adams. asked if, her husband was guilty ments and set them to work in the dition will double the company's erty was endangered, firemen said. he wants to be. Roads leading to Her V other opponents are U!s. Michael F. Fitagerald at 8:30 to-, “laeto of enective leadership." Kathryn' Krzfwski, Bonnie Hal- Association. The group will 1954 CHEVROLET. 1952 PLYMOUTH or innocent. ! interests of all. while the Republi- present manufacturing’space from O rig ^ o f the blaze was unknown. It from 17 Mile Drive have been Rep. Thomas J. Dodd of West morrow in St. James’ (Thurch. " ' An employes committee, nanied Imvell. Deborah Dowling, Lind* aiBo sponsor a bingo party at 8 Andrades. Kevin O’Brien. Nancy p.ni. with Ray Burnham as caller. 3- DOOR. 4-DOOR. Radio, Before he waa locked up, she'can party has been primarily rep- 2,000 to 4,000 square feet. At blocked off and only those invited Hartford, the Democratic candi­ four months ago to investigate Radio, heater. Like aew! beater. A real- value. aaid, "He didn't talk to me much.’’ | resentat,ive of a limited group. present. King said, about 2,000 Alaska haa a population of or who are members will be ad­ date: Mayor Jasper McLevy of In the United States, some 2j)3 ; rompiaints, reported much of tba ■’Phamberlkin, April Hoislnglon,, To'Make Vetera WHAT OUR NEW She. said he was a "good father" | "Mr. Nixon says the republicans square' feet of space is used for about 200,000. mitted. Bridgeport, the Socialist candi­ million pounds of honey were pro­ feeling of 'Insecurity among Irma Lovejoy and Nancy' Denon­ New voters will be mad* at tha 'to their two children, but their are going to carry the Eisenhower manufacturing and the' other 2,- date. and Mrs. Suzanne Silver- duced last .year. The fcrpp came stafL members waa due to “lack court. Town Hall tomorrow 'afternoon 1954 PLYMOUTH „ 1952 CHEVROLET family had been having difficulties i record to 'every corner of the 000 square feet for storage of fin­ cruys Stevenson, the Independent from 5 ,309,060 hive*, each housing of cinlidenoe In the manage- Red Cross certificates were from. 3 to 5 p.m. Requirements In­ qONVER’riBLE. 2-DOOR. paying bills and meeting instal- ‘ country.' So are we." ished products and office apace.' between 25.000 and 70,000 bees. menl'.’’ presented to the following Inter­ clude a year's residence In the HIGHER DIVIDEND Republican Party candidate. mediate awimmers by Mrs. state and six months residence In Radio, heater. Excellent. Radio, heater, FBI Studied over Two Million Andrew Gasper; Kristine .Hutchin­ this town. Prospective Voters must X son. Gary Roberta. D^e^v Gasper, also be 21 years of age and be able 1954 CHEVROLEt 1951 CHEVROLET Kathleen Whitcomb. Carl l^Pier, to read. ' MEANS TO YOU STA’nO N WAGON. 4-DOOR. Writing Tests in Kidnap Hunt Daniel Nicholson, Paul Jufqvaty, The registrars have announced Radio, heater. 8 passenger. Radio, heater, power glide. Peter S.vlvester, David Ursin, that 'anyone moving to Andover — GREATER RETURNS WITHOUT HOW MUCH D p TEENAGERS Washington. Aug.. 24 Theji The bureau then 7t t a r t e d Steven Bruno and Richard Olough. since May 5, 1966, should return ANY EXTRA EFFORT 1954 PLYMOUTH 1951 MERCURY . FBI exaqjlned 'more than two mil-1 branching out with similar Investi­ Participation card* were award­ to the -rauniripallty where be last lion hand'writing samples In suc­ gations in an ever widnUnk cirr ed to the following intermediates: established six month* rssidence, 4- DOOR. CLUB COUPE. cessfully tracing down the al-' cle. In this phase, the invpltigatot-s Robert Hannon, Beverly Bramhall, to be made a voter and to vote, Radio, heater. Radio, beate.r. leged kidnaper of baby Peter Wein­ Larry Girard, Jane Raleigh, Carol likewise, anyone who hSa nvoved Y examined every imaginable type of READ?. ..W ATCH ?... LISTEN? berger. public record involving original Urain, Kathleen-. Donahue, Rqger from this town sini^e May 5, should 1953 MERCURY 1951 PLYMOUTH . J And in th^end, ft waa learned handwriting, such as voting regis­ ' Adami, Burton Goodrich. A li n e return here to be. made a voter and Hayburn, (Tharlotte Phelps. Joyce to vote. 4-DOOR MONTEREY. 4-DOOR. A rtcM f survty omong tM tiagtre providM som t intBTMting today, a 2-year old "moonshine’' trations, auto license applications Radio, heater. Radio, heater. change led to the arreat of 31-year- and similar forms. Thousands of VITINER’SHRST OF THE SEASON Herschman, Michael Krzewskl, Further details on qualifications old Angelo J. LaMarca, accused of ‘ suspect samples were screened Roy Adams, Mary Lou Henry, may be obtained at the Town Hall CM Swcn t d Hi m * quMHens. H«r* or* th* fiqurM: kidnaping the infant. ' through the Mineola dffice. Karen ’ Falcetta,. Richard Belli tomorrow afternoon from Mrs. 1953 WILLYS 1950 FORD V8 Admits Snatching Baby ■ Officials estimate the handwrit­ per lot Richard Auer, Rufsell Davidaon. William Wowalaki, .or Mrs. Prank 4-DOOR. TUDOR. Confronted with the handwriting ing examinations crossed the two Kevin-Lee, Mark Dunnack and Hamilton, registrars. Radio, Heater. Radio, heater. evidence at FBI headquartei-* in! million mark during these weeks CHRYSANTHEMUMS Neil Laurent. Also to Peter Raleigh. Judith p A q o G r e n p New York C5ty . yeaterday, La-' of fniitleaa examination. 8EAUTIFUL VISIT OUR RARGAIN COUNTER Provost, Judith Anderson. Byron CluniBy Bandit Nabbed 1953 CHEVROLCT 1949 CHEVROLET Marca told of snatching the baby piscover Key Signature Perry, Douglas Mann. Robert Kel­ from its Westbury, N. Y. home on Finally a group of agents comb­ 2-DOOR. N ley, John Buckler. Dawn Buckler. Bridgeport, Aug. ^34 (iP)—A tan­ 4 . July '4 and later abandoning the ing through records of federal dis­ GLOXINIAS *R S?::t.t.r. Extra own. $1045 Radio, lH«ter. 1 3 -1 4 V 5 -U 1 7 -1 9 child. _ Roger Phelps, Michael O’Rfien. glefoot gunman, waving, a fake trict court in New York City came EVERGREENS Karen Minor, Laurel Warner, pistol, walked into Alexander ' An authoritative government across the signature of Angelo t 51 High prieat tee which compiled the; figures, tember, 1956. his wife have had only about three field Cowles, speaker of the State OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOFLE (Bib.) looked through the minutes of the Since that time, a School Build­ houra sleep during the past 48 and House of Representaties, 52 Small pond committee t<^ay and came up with ing Committee has been appointed, are extremely tired. He said’ the.v '" I f has enormously enhanced 53 Italian river the following facts, which had not followed by several corttrovarsiai plan a complete. rest for at least hij chances of winning re-election n I SievER. S A W A G W i TH A T - (5REAT CAESAR, 54 It's a ----- to appeared in the report given incidents over choice of a site, two days. in November by at least 60,000 SO A P R A IP HI& S P E C S O V E R A LL S At,ACM I'V E A tell a lie townspeople In 1954: with the town finally voting .this Mrs. Nixon said, “I am com­ votes." M ISHT HAVE BRPXEN P)FTy OH. Su r e , voa can! d r i'Je it PH0T(3<5RAPWIC o) Ismsi'l 1 Ships that on the basis of lower grade enroll­ school. Architects fees, coupled came ouj, a short time later and Home on a plani).: leaving; here to­ Who i5 h e yesterday of the.Manchester-Rock- ployment possibilities for the phy­ , — X'LL FI6MT — in th e-, ments. that In, I960 there would be with cost of the property and other said the Vice President and his day. 643 students; In 1961, 686; 1962, vllle CJommitlee on tha Employ­ sically handicapped. ,\TO keep IT ‘Don't b« frighttntd, P«t! It probably thinks you’r* n ig h t expenses, have amounted to about wife had retired. 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER its mothsrf'* 785; and 1963, 811. $50,000 already, with no Indica­ ment of the Phy.slcally Handi­ •Dr. Robert J. Alesbury, vice ^ ------rU M DEIR .There was still a light in the ! president of the Manchester Men- Influx of New Nhidenls tion as to. when, or even whether, window of the elder Nixon's up­ capped. - CA ‘T do not believe it would be in* the school will be built. • . ■ ! tal Health Society, and Mrs. Mar- stairs bedroom and newsmen oc­ Shown with him here is Miss Stevenson, executive secretary Wrought Iron Railings OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 PRISCILLA’S POP The Open Door BY AL VERMEER casionally saw a nurse walk past. Hazel Anderson, manager of the j me Manchester CTharaber of fourth husband in 1948, her legal local State Employment Servic^ Commerce, will serve on Thoms' Porch Columns **Shop in Cool Comfort** DON'T VNORRV P R IS C ILLA ! a Woman Jailed name when she' died was Mrs. office, who war named secretary subcommittee. w I SURELY WON'T TOUCH Ralph Willson. of the group. The 13-member com­ The members of the full VALLEY WELDING CO. » p: ^MOM! y o u r PRECIOUS BOXES On Contempt in "Peaches’’ had toured in vaude­ Life Terms mittee held its organizational committee present yesterday F o r F t m Esttmato OaU 'exON'T B U S S .' j ^W A S TMEIR S.I ville and appeared on the New meeting yesterday in the employ­ voted to enlarge the commit­ Olaatonbnry H E B-S118 OPEN MV \RECREATIONAL Riesel Episode York stage, netting as much as ment service office at 806 Main tee to include clergymen, person­ fcOOR,' 341.000 a year. But with the chang­ Given Four St. nel directors, members of the New York, Aug. 24 (XP) — A ing mood of the nation from the ' Other appointments yesterday press, and others interested in im­ woman was sentenced to six Giddy 30s to the Great Depression, Wuerxburg, Germany, Aug. 24 included those of William J. CJulli- proving employment possibilities ic'kitiK ic'kicificirkiciK 'kicirk'kir'k'k'kic^ 'k^ 'k'k'k'k ★ A A A ★ ★ ★ •Pi months in jail yesterday for rt* she soon dropped out of thfe picture liP) Four American soldiers were nan, manager of the U.S. Jinvelope for handicapped workers. The orig­ fusing to answer questions before while still in her taans. She had, sentenced today to life imprison­ Co. of Rockville, as vice chairman inal 13 members will serve as the a federal grand jury investigating slimmed down to 130 pounds short­ ment and three others to 40 years of the committee and Edward J. larger group's executive commit­ the acid blinding of labor column­ ly after her splitup with Browning. each for the rape of a 15-yoar-old Thoms, administrator of MancheS' tee. The next meeting aill be held ist Vlctbt; Riesel. "Peaches" got an ' estim'ated German school girl. ter Memorial Hospital, a chairma: Sept. 12. ‘VE k 3300.000 court settlement from The seven, all Negroes, were con­ $EEM HiaATDO In a. dourt aesaion from which Browning, a tail, handsome man NEW VOTERS SESSIONS the press and public was barred, victed by a U.S. Army court- honorable discharges and total for­ — •MAYBE ROB who made a fortune estimated at U.S. Farm Income Rises •-S* federal Judge Edmund L. Psimieri martial yesterday of the mass at­ feiture of all pay and allowinces, LIFE'S LOWeeST MIMOTE BINS A = six to seven million dollars by tack on the girl in the woods of fonnd Mrs. Rose DArgenio guilty are subject to review by higher ■Washington, Aug. 24 (8h — The Sot., Aug. 2 5 th -9 :0 0 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. t -1 4 of contempt and immediately sen­ shrewd real estate operatioqa. He nearby Bamberg last July 9. The American military suthoritiea. laim>,ss«ihh».t>TJt 1956 net income of U.S. farmers ALLEY OOP Into The Wind BY V. T. HAMLIN a-x4 tenced. her. was 59 when he died. trial started Aug. 7. The mass rape case sparked a a BY RAY GOnO After Browning died, "Peaches" T!he blonde gfrl, whose name had will be somewhat higher than the MUNICIPAL BUILDING,MANCHESTER COTTON WOODS The court said ahe could purga nationwide wave of German criti­ $11,300,000,000 they 'earned in herself of the contempt at any sued for a third of his property— been withheld because of her age, cism of mi.abehartng Allied YtSOTME- GOrcuk. hand ^ ' the minimum legal share for a 1955 --- halting a 6-year down­ COTTON ROSBEO NOW THE DUCKS time by answering the quesUons. collapsed twice on the witness soldiers. The criticism was directed ward drift — the agriculture De­ BU TIPG60? m o YOU , DOC. 'EM OF TWO TRAILTME LEABUE' Acting U.S. Atty. Thomas B. widow. After a long court battle, a stand in describing how the sol­ particularly against Americans: TEO Sffi THIS SURE BEATS RUNS THAT UAOINS WOLVES settlement for an undisclosed partment says. B Y ONLY ONE Gilchrist Jr., disclosed the court diers raped' her while her com­ Court Under Fire WHATHeS THE l o n e s o m e COULD HAVE amount was worked out in 1938. Acting secretary of agriculture I ★ ★ ★ CLINCHED 1NE SAME----AND WITH session after it was over. He re­ panion Wilfried ;PUIokac, 22, a The Bavarian government and DONG WITH OLDOOWSOY/ ------• r JUST TWO LEFT fused to give details of the ques- Soon after Browning’s death, student, was restrained. True D. Morse said yesterday this rr» TO PLA Y.' «■ "Peaches” married Bernard J. many West German newspapers prediction is baaed on figures for |i tinning or further identi/icstion of Her testimony was brbken off assailed- the court for allowing REGISTER DEMOCRAT. AND VOTE FOR Mrs. D'Argenio. Hynes, a Denver real estate man. and the 9-officer court ruled she the first half of 1956 and esti­ \ ^ They were divorced in 1941. Later lengthy cross-examination of the mates for the remainder. It "will Last Friday" the FBI announced could make a deaposition from her girl. ^ bedside. Since she was not able to be the first year-to-yaar IncreUC it had solved the acid throwing Before U.e court, began deliber­ since 1951,” he added. case, and namqd Abraham Teivi, CIvelli, a San Francisco depart-^ continue her 'testimony in person, ment store manager. That mar­ ating the sentence a Gernian legal 32, aa the man who hurled add waa eliminated. The Army an­ expert, Wilhelm Hopf, testified as The Jordan River Valley is so riage laated four years. Her mar- nounced that the death sentence— into' Riaael'a face outaide a defense witne.ss that under Ger­ deep that . its climate is much' Broadway restaurant last April to . Willson, of Columbus, maximum punishment for rape r I^UL S. AMENTA THE BUFFALO HERDS SEEMED man ' law rape convictions draw warmer than that of the surround^ Teivi waa found shot to death o, was in 1946 ^nd it ended in —Would not be returned under ALWAYS TO MOVE INTO THE sentences between one and 15 ing country. '•t July 28 on the lower Eatt Side of I! military law. { CONGRESSMAN FROM FIRST DISTRICT WWD. NO MATTER WHAT ITS ntly "Peaches" had' been years in priaom He said 18-year- Manhattan. ^ bellbiTated Five Hours old defendants would be judged DtREOTON-SO... -H i, 1. C a.ag The FBI aald some of the acid living with her mother, Mrs. The court delibgrated almost five C GIVE YOUR PARTY A WINNER! William BK.^Heenan. Her faUier, either as juveniles or as adults, ^ *»**»»<6 tam^ ka rii. ui Pm. M. 1 ^ splashed on Teivi and scarred his hours before handing down sen­ according to the degree of their face, and that he was slain be­ separated frilrm her mother for a tences. Just Leaving: ______BY EDGAR MARTIN long time, llvesnn Long Island. mental and moral maturify. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BY ROY CRANI cause of the tell-tale marks. Dist. The four sentenced to life were This testimony apparently BUZ SAWYER Atty. Frank S. Hogan ordered Angered becauMN.no report had IGUtSS-WKTlb TJTDVyT PPM I Pvt. Melvin F. Carter. 24, Harri­ prompted the court to sentence Notice Bvao 'FROei Telvi's body exhumed to deter­ been, made to his -cSIfice, acting sonburg. Va.: Pvt. aifton Franks, r i '‘H h . fsVL TWKT OS h )\ «‘TWTV)& — I I PIO ITT KNOW HE WAS REK DARE, THE COWBOY MOVIE CHUCK,YOU WRETCH! \ BECAUSE WITH REAL FOLKS UKE the three IB-year-old defendants I ★ ★ ★ OWWT'S -^V^U K)P)Wt WHY DIDN'T YOU TEU.J YOU AND BUZ, 1 WANT TO mine If there were fsdsl scars, Medical Examiner SiWey Wein­ 21. Omaha; Neb.; Pvt. James Gor­ Civil Air Patrol Co- V E f T, MTIS. TRO&GL't'B'. TOiEtNR TT STAR. BUT 1 KNEW HE AND lEE COUIONT HAVE ROBBED 7i to only 40 yMle in prison instead TTU. O f 'tViKT 'PVtVCE.?? US YOU WERE A /MSI AWSEIF, CHUCK COBa hilt the face waa too decomposed berg sent a-city ambiilanMN(p the don, 23, Alachua, Fla.; and Pfc. of life. tWsS OORTVi, WHAT A THAT BANK. TO BEGIN WITH, IT WAS RO BBED AT 9 :0 0 ■^ri MIGHT ( FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL ’BOOTS «ET5 FAMOUS MOVIE to show. hoapltal and had the bod.v remo^'ed Fred R. Chandler, 21, Kansas City, The seven soldiers did not show dots WIN pick up po- HOO OLD SVOK>- MNNY I AM! D aO C K . BEE TURNED UP AT 9 :i5 WITH HER HAIR. HAW SFOlUD to Bellevue Hospital morgue for in Mo. ROUTING OUT THE b l e a c h e d , s h e COULDN'T HAVE (XME BO TH. star? any emotion wlien the sentences ■ w j^ ^ K rr'. A BEAUTIFUL autopsy. Police started an InvestlMvThreThree 18-year-old soldiera drew were read to them. Later,. how­ pors loft outsido wost J AMENTA HEADQUARTERS, 1 WALNUT St. | SHERIFF TO ARREST I FQENDSHIR gation 40-yearcear terms. CHUCK AS A SAN K ever, when they were led out of- CHRISTY, Peaches Browning, The four-tiroes married woman The}' were Pfc. Edward L. of Main St., Monday M 8BCR... BUZ the court, some appeared to be unconscious at 9 a.m. Brown.^N^vich. (Jonn.; Pfc. Ray­ fighting back tears. I [PHONE Ml 9-0733 • Ml 9-4013 | SAWYER, I BELIEVE , ^Child Bride,’ Dies i Sunday by her mother. Mra. mond L. Kaqey. Roanoke, Va.; and and TuoBdoy, Aug. 27 YOU KNEW ALL Heenan called a physician. Because Pfc. James ICWilson Jr., Wilming­ ' Pneumonia-influenza caused 12 , ALONG WHO (Continued from Page One) of Peaches medical history of epi-' ton. Dei. ^ per cent of U.S. deaths in ■ 1900 j and 28. CHUCK REALLY lipay, alcoholism and malnutrition, The sentences, which Include dis­ compared with.l per cent today. I WAS. "Peaches’* sued Browning for the ddcO)r directed that ahe be kept , J* divorce, but the esse was dis­ ;"Warib and cbmfortabif.” missed. She said Browning insiat- i At 3 p.m. When the doctor visited ed she cavort nude with him ! Peaches she found a bump over around the house. I "Peaches" right ear and called an, glfcUi. jkjw. L Browning testified he spent smbulsnce for the unconscious J^FF COBB BY PETER HOPFMAJJ $1,000 a day on his child bride, j woman L A HOh^E YOU'LL IE PROUD TO OWN MICKEY FINN Optimism? BY LANK LEONARD but waa an unkisaed bridegroom. The medical examiner's office '-a ' ^iE7 idr He said her motKer hung around was hot notified of her death. Dr. IN A PLANNED COMMUNITY THAT'S RlGHt P W l-W W U GO W THE GOVERNOR HAS N ELL I MAV HOT BE Ff RFECT. ’’ too much. Eric Pike; the hospital pathology A W JW WRECT TO WfeROCKV h eig h t s 10LPMEH0WWEU Att.CRABM1t-9UI 1 HMt ' The testimony went on am |, bn, resident, said the hospital planned THEN IT'S A U SETTLER L L y ES. HE'S CPINO TO CALL a U B AND MR.GRABBITT WH.L MEET YOU PIAV. 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THE A J i '• e Runs Key Weapoii for Braves Against Herald Angle Favorites Lead Way into Tennis Quarterfinals ■ By PAT BOLDUC Major Leagiie Ken Rosewall L it t le Leaguers Cla^ Tacoma Card Confidenee the Keynote Brooklyn Keeps Pace, AMlatant Sporta Editor T o n i g h t at Verplan^k ==ieaclars== .\merloan Xeagur No Bench. What! Vin the American League, both at And Hoad Win Third and final game in the Has Pastrano In Title Bjout Tonight| Batting (basejl''bn 275 at bats) You "could have knocked me over " bat and afield. . . Buddy Amedola, first round of the round robin Mantle, Ne>^\York. .359; Wil­ Neweombe Wins No. 20 with a feather last Wednesday af­ standout University of Connecti.- aeries to determine the town's In Main Bout ------j liams, Bostph. .347; Maxwell, De­ ternoon at Yankee Stadium when cut football player last fall, la a To Match iJ.S. Little League championship ia troit, Kuenn. Detroit, .329; Manager Casey Stengel of the new member of Coach Lou Uttle'a oh tap to n in t at 6 o’clocK at New Orleans, Aujf. 24 (/P)— Lightweight Champion Wallace' VerplMck Fleid. The unbeaten Vei non, Bo.ston. .323. New York, Aug. 24 {/P)— If Milwaukee is starting to show Yankees said, "I!m having my ! vaislty coaching staff at Columbia Bnx)kiin«, Mass., A ur. 24 Tacoma. Wash., Aug. M (V)— (Bud) Smith and challenger Joe Brown meet for the title to­ Runs - Mantle, New Yoik. 106; the strain of pressure, as iwme folks sa.v, someone forgot to problems now because I don't have ' University. . . Manager ‘ George Police A Fire (1-0), American Young WUlie Paatrano, banking oni (/P)— ^Australia’s Lew Hoad League tUliats, clashes with night with confidence the keynote and the outcome more Fox; Chicago. 89; Yost, Wasblng- National League tell the Braves about it. Particularl.v Bobby Thomson, Hank any bench." ; Mitchell of the Manchestfr Mer- his boxing, faces slugging Irialy loh. 83; Minoso, Chicago, 81; That'a whgt Stengel said, scout's chants ia dickering with Bobby and Ken Roflewail and Amer­ the troublesome Lau^cra (0-1), Pat McMurtry of Tacoma in a 10- unpredictable than usual. The nationall.v-televised 15-rounder W L Pet. GB biternatlonal League kingpins. (NBC, TV-and radio, 10 p.ni. DST) • ■ Bauer, New York, 80. honor. It sounds incredible be ica’s Vic Seixaa and Ham round outdoor heavyweight fight Milwaukee . . . 73 46 .613 '• have a care in the world last night, cause the Yankee bench has for PAF romped over the Man- here tonight. ll the Aral championship bout to Runs Batted In ■ Munlie. New ..lOS Richardson, virtually certain York, 109: Kallne. Detroit, 97; Br,‘ over the pesk.v Philadelphia Phil- "I don't have any bench and I’m Davis Cup competition, led the ad­ dropped a heairt-breaking 8-7 Pastrano, from New Orleans and SI the city's history. Chicago and Wert*, (Cleveland. 82. vance into the quatierfinala to­ decision to the Automen Hila Fox. Chicago. 158; Philadelphiz . N) 62 .470 17 ' lies. Thomson's seventh major hurting because of it," C^aaey Miami, ia favored on the basis of For the 27-.vear-old Cincinnati- Pittsburgh . . . 61 70 .421 23 - league grand-slaniniec tied it in day in the 75th National Doubles Wednesday night at Buckley born champion it wiU bei the sec­ Mantle. New York. 155: Kaline, drawled to this open mouthed re­ his boxing slclU and hia greater ex­ Chicago ...... 49 60 .415 23 > a ; the foui'th and Aaron and I»gan porter. "This' is the poorest bench Tennia Championship Ot Longxx’ood. Field. A xictory for the Law­ ond defense of the crown ho worif Detroit. 152: Keunn, Detroit, 116-; perience, despite hia age— He New York .. . 47 70 .402 25 ' then homered as the Braves rsn that I’ve had since I've been with Although the top-. Jen.sen. Bo.ston. HO. three-way tie for Little League Doubles Piersall, Bo.ston, .30; Frida.v’s Schedule away with the decision by scoring - the Yankees. I also need some left- slea and the No. 2 seeded Ameri- heavyweight ranking and is rated He turned back (barter’s attempts n tSAdam moved on, ooth honors. A defeat woUld practi­ Vernon. Bo.slon, and Kallne, De­ Brooklyn at Cir.cinnati, 9 p.m. seven in the fifth. handed hitting strength on the No. 6 by the National Boxing to regain the title last October. If the Braves ace straining, it bench., showed the need of plenty of xx-ork cally eliminate the Interna­ And it represents the opportun­ troit. 25; Kuenn, Detroit and l^aglle 16-41 va Jansen (2-01. . tional League club from cham- Aaan. Berra, New York, 24. should -have shown i,agalnst tha , "Who do I have? (CAiarlcy) Sil- aa teama before the United States ity of a lifetime for the 30-ycar-old Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 10 challengei for'^the Davia cup in pionslilp contention. McMurtry, 24-year-old former Triples Jensen.. Boston and p.m.—Roberta (14-14) va Spahn Phillies, only club in the league vera, (Joe) Collins. (Gerry) Cole­ Marine Corps light-heavy cham- challenger from New Orleans who w'ith an edge (10-7) over Mil- December. Second round action gets nn- whipped Smith in a non-title 10- Simp.son, Kan.sas City. 9; Fox, (14-9). man, (Phil) Rizzuto, (Tom) Car- derway Mnmlay-night. ud4h thii plon. Is curreHtlY the Pacific roll, (Bill) Hunter. (Bob)' Cerx’, Pull Gut Victory rounder at Houston last M^^y. Chicago and Lemon and Runnels, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 9 p.m.— waiikse.,^ ------Auto Parts hosting FAF at 6 lorthwest’s top fUUc attraction. Washington. 8. (Elston) Howard and (Irv) . Hoad and Rosewall at times Waters (2-11 vs Dickson (10-9). The "pies-suie" talk started 'performed as if they were playing o’clock at Buckley Field. His chances ire expected to lie in The soft-spoken Smith, /loser of Home riuns Mantle. New Yovk. when Milwaukee dropped a 2-1 de­ Noren." Collins is the only depend­ two otlier hon-champibnsVup fights New York at CMcago. 2:30 p.m. together for the first time yester­ the lethal punches vrhlch have 43; Sievers, 4 Washington., 25; Gome* (6-141 or Rid*ik (3-1) vs cision to the last place New York able pinch-hitler and he' and Noren Ifnocked out 17 o f his 22 op- - thia year against promising Lariy ; Wert*. Cleveland. 24; Kallifq. De­ are the only southpaxx’ sxvingers, day but managed to p'lll out a 3-6, Boardman and former welter­ Kaiser (3-7). Giants Wednesday. But none of the 6-3, 9-7, 6-8, 6-4 victory over Abe ponents. He never has lost a pro- troit and BerriT. New York,]23. critics mentioned that the same except when Tommy Bryne la feMlonal fight His veoord’s I ^ e weight king Tony: DeMarco, has a Stolen Bases Rivera, Chicago, Ttuinula.v'a Kewiilta , ' used. And Noren has been prac­ Segal of South Africa,and Herbia Precision Practice for Navy | Saxton Gets Duke chance -to enhance his standing as e Giants had knocked off second Flam of Bevjrly Hllla.i GaUf.. in a blemish Is a draw in a figHt la 16; Aparicio. Chicago. 14; Avila, Milwaukee 11, Philadelphia 5 plai-e Brooklyn two-out-of-three tically. useless all season due to which he broke a hand in an early the 185-pound division ruler. While | bad knees. third round match finished in near­ Navy football candidatea pass for accuracy at suspended auto tires A ug. 22 in first workout of the Cleveland. 12: Francona. Balti­ (Nlghtl. last week and had beaten big Don seaaon at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Fromfleft; are; Ronald Baker. Lock Haven, In Worcester Bout round. Brown is ranked only eighth , more, Kuenn, Detroit and Mantle, B rooklyn 6, Cincinnati S The Yanks were so desperate darkness. among contenders, he ia regarded Neweombe l-(f to boot. that they purchased George Wilson Seixas and Rlchardsbn also were Pa.; Patrick Flood.'Tucson, Aria.; Ous Prahsiis, Pottsvllle, Pa., and Thomas Forreatal, CTeveland, ynanlm ow OeoiaiMi New York. 9 (Night). Ohio. Navy opens nine-game schedule against William A Mary Sept. 29. (AP Wlrephoto) aa a prime test. Pitching i Based on 12 decisions) St. Louis' 3-3, Pittsburgh 0-2 Newk put the suddenly revived from the Giants for slightly more extended to the five-set limit be­ Worcester, Mass., Aug. 23 OP)— In his only M>P«An)nce against a The bout has n wide-open tinge ; Pierce. Chicago. 18-5i/783; Ford. Handy^Andy Goes High (Twi-Night). Giants in a different light by be­ than the waiver piice of $10,000. fore reglatering a hard-earned 6-4, World xxrelterwelght champion "name” fighter. McMurtry won a alJtce the oddsmakers have re- \ coming the first to win 20 in the Wilson hits 'em from the left side 6-2, 5-7, 4-6, 6-4 triumph over unanimous decision six weeks ago Herald Photo New York. 14-4. .’7'T^f'Brswer, Bos­ Yankee lliird baseman And.v Care.v leaps to snare throw from New York 2-8. (Chicago 1-5. Johnny Saxton looked ahead today trained from installing either Ne-1 ton, 18-6.,.727; Kdeks. New York, Satiirda.v'a Schedule majors this season, chokiiig off tha of the plate. He never broke down Straight Clark of Philadelphia and over former champion Essard gro boxer as favorite, and among ' Green Manager catcher as Luis Aparicio of Chicago White Sox steals third in t r u Cincinnati Rcdlcga any fences with the Giants. In fact Alex Olmedo of Peru and the Uni­ to a title bout next month after Charles. 16-7. .896; St-opSand Wynn, Cleve­ front half of a double ateal in Arst inning of twin-bill opener at Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2:30 Sport Schedule w Position Created the betting gentry it's 5-8 and take : Bob Clough, above, of Glas­ land. 14-7. .667; Sturdivant, New p.m. Capable as.sistant to Pro Alex' 6-,5. The third place Rcdlegs, al- he moves across the Harlem River versity of So-ithern California. shading Don Williams, New Eng­ Pastrano also enters the ring your pick. | Yankee Stadium, Aug, 23. t’mpire In background ia Charlie Hackney at the Manchester Conn- though' setting a club mark with from the Polo Grounds with a .132 with an imposing record of never tonbury is the new manager York. 1 2 ^ .667. Berry. Chisox won <^ner, 8-3. (AP Wirepholoi Brookl.vn at Cincinnati, 2;3Q p.m. Neither the Segal-Flam nor the land champion. In a non-title bout The unusual uncertainty of the o f the: Manchester Bowling. Strikemita —■ Score, Cleveland, try' Club this season is Jack Tay- | tju-ee homers that upped their sca- average. Clark-Olmedo teams were seeded Tonight last nighL having lost as a light-heavy or Pittsburgh at St. Louis. 3 p.m. Take a close look at the Yankee outcome and the allure of a title Green. The alleys are now 199/Pierce. Chiiago. 143; Foy- New York at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. lor, above. Taylor also handles the > .,on total to 183. fell four games in the national competition and Friday, Aug. 84 In Recreation Program Saxton got the nod fronf two of­ heavyweight. He haa 18 straight bout is expected to draw a capac­ open for the season. P.eserva- taek, Detroit. 139; Pascual. Wash- ; Pro Shop duties and is the unof- )jv losing the opener of the reserves and .vou can see that their performances against the top Auto Parts vs Eastern, 8:30- victories since 1958. ' Sunday's Schedule x Mister Stengel isn't talking through ficials but the third saw U)e> 10- ity crowd of about n,30O to tlie tiona ma.v be made Mith Ington, 131; Hoeft, Detroit, 123, ficial publicist for the club's three-game series doubles teams of Australia and Robertson Park. round go as ' a draw. Referee Promoter Paavo Ketonen pre­ Municipal Auditorium. Promoter: BrooKlyi. at Milwaukee, 3:30 his hat xx’hen he says his bench Clough. A crack bowler h im -/ National 1-eagiie |Manchester Nine Wins p.m. Men's Division. Glanta'xake PalH the United States were startling. Bank va Trust, 3:45-Charter A nexx'/^sition has been'C|t%ated<«ords and prepare performance re­ Jolmny Drew scored it 97-95 for dicta a house close to 14,000 and a J. T. Owen and Matchmaker self. Clough has performed Batting (based on 275 at bata) i isn't good, at least not as good as The only third-round upset came Oak Park. gate approaching $70,000. Paatrano Philadelphi at Cincinn(iti (2), Tha Giants, meanwhile, came in recent campaigns. He could use in the. town’a ever-groxxing recrea ports related to his work aa re­ Saxton; Judge Steve Salek voted Bonn>' Oeigerman of the sponsor­ the fast Northern Connebti- Moon. St. Louis, .335; Aaron, xx-hei. unaeeded Bill Knight of Eng­ PAF va Lawyers, 6-Verplanck 99-92, for the champ, but Judge la reported unofficially to be get­ ing Louisiana Boxing Club antici- 2:30 p.m. within I ' J games of lea^’ing the . Collins and Coleman and not be Uonal program. General Manager quired by the Recreation Depart cut League with the p is to n - ^ Milwaukee. .333: Schoendienst, . New York at SI. Lords (2), 2.:30 cellar by defeating the "Seventh- land and Armando Viera of Rio Field. * ment. Joe Fontana voted 96-96 for a ting a 810,000 guarantee or 25 per pite a gate of around S60.000. hurt too f much but Silvera is de Janerio eliminated Bernie Sunday. .\ug. 36 Richard Martin and Superintend-' bury Lucky- Strlkes.^-^e was" New York. .318; Virdon, Pitts-! In Middletown Tourney p.m. Rainbows Win, place Chicago Cubs‘twice. 2-1 and strictly Yogi Berra’s shadow, Riz- Applicants for the position must draw. cent of the gate. Smith's record ahows 33 victo­ employed i t Han^illon stand­ burgh, .314; Bailey, Cincinnati, Bartzen of Dallas, Tex., and Eddie PFia vs,_ Nassiffs, 2—West Side ent of Recreation Jim Herdlc are The fight is set to start at about ries, 14 losses and f*vr draws with Pittsburgh al Chicago (2l, 2:30 8-5. Fourth plac? St, Louis also zuto a bullpen catcher and pinch- Hoylan of Ti-enton, N. J., seeded Oval. ^ have some experience in recrea­ Willian)s, a 29-year old Wor­ ard for the past 16 years. .312. p.m; ■ swept a pair, handing Pittsburgh a runner, bonus baby Carroll is at seeking a person to serve as pro-- tional work or social activities. He cester native, had" three good 10 o’clock -Pacific Standard Time 18 knockouts Sprinkled among the There are 20 alle.vs at the Riina Robin.son. Cincinnati, 99; Scoring six big runs in the Arst-Iess until the bottom of the .sixth Tie for First seventh, 6-3, 16-18, 6-3, 9-11, 9-7. Monday, Aiijg. 27 (2 a.m- Eaatern Daylight Time). triumphs. His left hook is re­ .Amerh'aii I.CHgiir I six-game losing sliinip 3-6 and 3-2 least a year or txx’o away. Hunter gram direbtor, xxrith a starting sal­ must be a high school graduate or rounds but Saxton’s head and body Bowling Green. 10 being Snider, Brookl.vn, 88: Aaron, Mil­ inning Manchester walloped East when it erupted foi' three markers. is a good field, no hit shortstop- Softball Playoffs. 8:30-Robert- ary of $4,065. The director must be have the equivalent combination of attack scored heavily. Williams It will not be on television or radio. garded aa one of the best' in the \V L Pel. O.B. in a t\\3-niglitei. son Park. equlppe(l"with automatic pln- waukee. 85: jMalhews. Milwaukee, Hartford 11-5 last night in the In- The losers also managed two StandlAjpi and Cerv and Howard are a pair of a male in good physical condition experience and training. employed counter-punching to bualnees and is expecte< to give sette^.______81; Kluszewilki, Cincinnati. 80. termediate Ba.seball Tournament talliea In the seventh hut to no .. 78 44 6.1I) ( ' New York's Yankees were belted St. Mary's vs. AUied, 6:^-R ob- Brown thc,imost trouble. .576 8 L Pet. g_3 bj. the Clilcago While run of the mill outfielders. and have the* folloxxing personal Other qualiflc^tiona include (M^d effect while Saxton^s in- Runs batted in Musial. St. at Palmer Field in MiddletoVvn. avail. ' Cleveland .. . . 68 .50 Allen Predicts ertson Park. qualities; leadership, patience, ghtlnR built up a lead. The fancy-boxing Brou-n has a .. 65 52 .5,56 tO’ a 1 .875 with Nellie Fox getting seven What’ : the Score Herb Score Knowledge and skill—knowledge L^uis, 90; Kluazewaki, Oncinnati, ' The locals play again Saturday .Uaarhrtirr dti CTlcago Auto Parts vs PAF. ‘6-Buckley emotional . stability. Impartiality Columbus Youth better record than the champion afternoon at 5:15 meeting the win­ AB n H PO A K Boston . 65’ .54 .546 It's Rainbow Club .,.. 1 *f>'6ight hits, but lost pnl.v a half Field. of the aims and purposes of or­ On Sept. IS Saton puts hla 87; Adcock. Milwaukee. 82; Lopg- Hi|rh School ...... Rapidly blossonxing into one. of and a pleasant .personality. with 60 victories, 14 losses and Sammy Snead, ta, Philadelphi)), 80; Bover, St. . 4 0 3 2 () 2 ■ Detroit ...... 57 6,3 .475 20 a game from their American League Alexander-, former Trinity star, to Tuesday, AUg. 28 ganized rec activities, working crown on the line at Syracuse ner of today's Middletown-Dur- Dal'*lc'*r( ...... Wf it Sid^a ...... the top three, pitchers in the Football Stars The new program director will knowledge of several types of Jaycee Golf Leader eight'draws, but he was shown a Louis. 76. ■ • , ham encounter, nmn. '«» ...’ .’.'.’.'.'.'.‘ .’.‘i 2 2 I ! 1 i' Bsilimore . .. .54 65 .454 2 2 ', a SscoBii P '* " Cleveland was American League is Herb Score, play here this fall. Ylitchell is al­ AAI va PAF, 5:45-C3iarter Oak against former titlist Carmen tendency to the big onbs. . Three walks, three errors and I'cshlcr. i b ...... 5 .0 J .3 0 0: Washington -ho 68 .424 26 ^ Arthur Drug: ...... 6 .250 i gpined 2-1 by Bosion as ,\lcl Psr- so hoping to secure Charlie Sticka, park. serve as an assistant to Herdic and group activities,, and skill in or- Basillo. Hits Aaron, Milwaukee, l.')2; the strong lefthanded flipper xx-ith is expected to organize, promote Fargo, N. D., Aug. 24 (dV-4&x- Holscher Tied Ashburn, Philadelphia, 145: Mu­ ritn-pi'pdiicing. singles by Roger Amir'aul) . if 2 I c s 1 0 Kansas City .. 39 80 .328 3 7 ',' nell beat Bob Lemoi\ in a pair of Alexander’s teammate 'and Little A batch of bright, new names Lutherans x’s Finast, 6:30-Rob- ghnizlng. such activities. Also the 4 2 3 II I) II the Cleveland Indiana. Tuesday and a few repeaters top the All- and supervise recreation activities, perience under pressure mariced sial, St. Louis. 144; Moon. St. Artili;ault and Bill Hearn ac- ((cant. 3h ...... 3 1 1 rt rt (I Frida.v’s Sehedole A red hot Rainbow Club swept; three-hitters. Baltimore beat De night in Nexv York Score set the Ail-Americip seiection last fall, to ertson Park. ability to supendse and get along 1 1 0 (I 0 0 play in the Silk City this season America Preview featured in the the program comprising baseball, weH with the ptibllc and the ability the leaden today aa a youthful St. Paul, Minn.,' Aug. 24 uP) Louis, 141; Virdon. Pittsburgh and counted for the Silk Town tallies ...... Chicago at New York, 8:1.5 p.m. -'•»nchester High School 78-31 \ troll 3-0 and Waiihingtori defeated ,Yahks down xx-ith two hits in scor­ CongoS vs' Temple Beth, 6:30- field battled 'the par-72 Edgerwood Vet John Pierson 1 I) 0 II I) (I . . . The Yankees attracted more October Issue of Sport magazine. Charter Oak Park. volleyball and other sporting to follow oral and written Instruc­ Sabi Snead, who has won more Boyer. St. Louis, 139. in’ the opening frame. Shortstop Klclia'i'il.'^p 5 1 3 0 2 0 Harahman (10-8) va Kiicks 116-71.; laat night at the West Side out- Kansas Cit.v 5-3. ing hi.s.. second straight shutout Municipal courao in the third round Danny Renn'.s long home run to Kna.di (f .1 II 0 l> . II II than one-half million fans on their Veteran sportacaater Mel Allen Wednesday, Aiig. 29 events. He must organize-leagues tions. Signs with Bruins money in the St. Paul Opens than Doubles--Lopata. Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston, 2 p.rn. — : door court to tie Winip.v’i All-| Southpaw Curt Simnuins. who against the. Bombers. New Yojk does, the prognosticating for Sport. o f the Jaycee International Junior .30; Furillo, Brooklyn and Mudial. leftAeld gave the locals a 7-0 lead "J...... •••• 0 0 0 (1 0 n wasn't able tri collect a safety un­ recent Western trip. . . Alan Cole, Softball Playotf?, 8:30-Robert- and tournamenta in various sports Interested applicants may con- any other professional since the : 2 1 1 2 1 1 Garda 19-111 Vs Brewer 116-61. j fi,at place in the Rec sfven in a row, took hii First team — Backfleld — Paul and in.e qualified through the Oaas ~ another 18 holes today and a final rapped in 11 goals. cinnati, 9. ■ !.Franklin, wirile walking four bat- 3B. Kianklin, HR. RMin; SB. 0Aicl.‘«hlFr. H*»Hin.. Amirault. RfM’k; ^ hooped s total of 58 points in pac­ had tied thiiigs at 3-atl.in the first. sor range, just off Rt. 194 behind Michigan State; Jimmy Brown, In Seniors Tourney eat weekend programs of the 1956 " " round tomorrow. Pitebing (ba.sed on 12,decisions) j tecs and striking out 11. Mean- 5. Rriin: BB. Rlclmid 4. Hutl 3. t’ham- ing the easy win. The ' trio each However, earlier this season the Syracuse. Ehds — Tom Maentz, part of the apecial doubleheader. —and the the runner d o n a quick CAUGHT NAPPING 69 the first day despite high winds —Neweombe. Brooklyn, 20-6, .769: • while. hU* teanimates _ crashed 16 Frank Robinson^also-hit his 32nd the Farmer's Hardware. Competi­ season at Riverside Park S bcrland 1 SO. Richard ll. Hint 1. t Sunday's Schedule netted six markers in the first 23-ycar-old speedballer lost several Michigan;, iRed Phillips, Auburn. Jokko in Onnsy Job of ducking. EXTRA DIV19END8 which swept the coursc|l, But it's ! Buhl, Milwaukee, 15-.5, .759; Free-1 b(ngle,s oft two Ea.s‘t Hartford ('hambcriand H: Hln» off. Holt 2 fi>r R v ,.... .o i n and Ed Bailey added ids 22nd off one-run derlsion.s xvhlch could have tion is open to all. Prizes xx-111 be St. PAul, Minn., Aug. 24 (A5— way. There will be a minimum o! the best start he's had at Keller in ' nma In 1. rhnniberiand 14 for .*» runs In I ^ P.Hl. period as Rainbow shot into a con- , __, ut. awarded. . . Rockville PAC Club T ack les/— John Witte, Oregon Vetrean Jokko Maggiacomo will Q.—With a runner on second Detroit Ray Krouse, De­ man. Cincinnati. 11-4. .733; Law-( hurleis. 6. HBr, Av^ry by Chamb#*rland, L, (Cleveland at Washington, 2 p.m. gone the ol.hgr way with a little An Eastern broker and a former 232 laps of racing for th4 modified troit Lions’ tackle, ■will never for- a half a dozen years and it made vincing 24-4 lead. Glenney kept up has a number of tickets available State;,/ Norm Hamilton; Texas Western senior titlist were in the haVeto battle it out xvlth a number base, the pitcher stretches, then It isn’t very genarally known, rence. .Cincinnati and Burdette, East Hartford was held score- Hutl. Kansas Cit.v at Boston' l2i, 1:30 the pace, dropping in eight point.4 hitler. ’ touch of luck. (Christian. Guards — Dennis stock'cars covering all events and o* othen through the B race and comes to a halt for a full second get his most embarrassing mo- him a favorite."’ Milwaukee, 16-7, .696. for Sunda.v's game in Boston be- vanguard of a foursome playing says the Sporting Nexvs, hut Ted Both Holscher and Snead putted P'h]^ 1 .in the second stanza aa Rafhbow *'*"*‘*, . , , Scribbles from Cuff txx-een the Red Sox and --ansas GoehriM, Texas AAM; Jerry a possible maximum of 244 laps if consy in an effort to get into the He glances at second base, then Williams landed a couple of mmt in football. He fell asleep Stfikeouts HaddLv. Philadel­ Chicago at Baltimore (2i. 2 p.m. i lyK-reased its lead to 44-8. ' ' in semiillnala of the National Sen­ during tha.- halftime intennission exceptionall.v-well on the' first .' Gil McDougald, In Casev .Sten- City. Anvone intere.sted may call Ward, Dayton. Center — Wilaon ior Amateur Golf Tournament to­ the doubleheader attracts an over­ main eventT;here the big money turns and fakes a throw. Is this a checks for 50 grand apieiM for phia, 134 Friend. Pittsbuegh, 130; ------— I ’ _ .. . . . /the NL batting lead with 4-for-8. Whitmire, Navy. and triple pointa^Il be awarded. at the 1949 Gator Bowl game. round with Sam carding seven one-! J(>nes, Chicago.- 129; Mizell. St. j l.score ^ the end of three periods [n^Iiudmg^^'txVnTn triple'in''the , r*i'8 book, is the best shortstop the PAC Club. day. flow of cars entered for the minor balk? his fishing exploits. One o f the SdilTtOnd Hits Two Homs RunS' Third Selectioai Maggiacomo ran tnfo car trouble putt greens and Holscher six. j Louis, 123; Roberts. Philadelphia, Fred Wright, 58-, a broker from heats. T w o main events are on A.—No. checks was for tha General Elec- Third team — Backfleld — Len schedule, the regular 2S-Iap fea­ in hia No. 19 early Ikat Saturday. tric-aponaored fishing tour ot 114. 2 4 s Boxing, W re^silingira points 'Watertoxx'n, Mass., eliminated J. Q. With a runner on first bate, Green Manor Tom Elks HIT AND ERROR Dawson, Purdue; Joel Wellz. Clcm- ture plus the extra 75 lap ‘Ted In an effort to qualify he.^ade 4 the pitcher hesitates during hia Canadian and American waters ^ A U ^ 9 u A ^ evaln___ Ji endIn up the night high among i the ^ o. >h'’<’*'-8anie losing, streak.,treak. (MiliMil- approx’e of Odendahl's opinions Wood Platt, also 58. Philadelphia, Yesterday^s Stars gain in the 'Ked .J^>^r^r«^^Sltve^P.ovMt * to pomls , Roswell, N. ,M. liPf—Tlie life of and attacked him. Max wasn't aon; George Volkert. (ieorgia the defending champion, 1-up yes­ Tappett Trophy Race,” a holdover quick deal to take Jim Rekzilon's delivery and the umpire calls a last fall, Bhoxving the 8{dindid A a basebali^($n^ial scorer isn't aq. Tech; Paige Ckithren. MiaalsaippI, from laat Saturday's washed out No. 67 but had to bow out o r ^ e balk. The pitcher delivers the Splinter catching fish native to SEW LONDOS r. School, hurt, but iJiis pride was. Prteldeht terday, Both Wright and Platt P^asl Versus West ALt MNI LE.\GI E .-♦'into second spot. fell to second at .333.) Wilmer soft as some folks think. Just ask W. J. Green of the league fined Ends — Ron Bennett. Mississippi were meinbers of a 1921 golf feature. semi final. i ball and the batter hits it into the the areas xdsitea: and to* .second WATERFORD “Hartford. KsIsboM ilsi .Mizell fanned seven and gave just Pitching Vinegar Bend Mizell, Standings Saimond collected his first, pir- Aug. 24 'i/»'i The R V PlF Ma.x Odendahr. official scorer -for the hurler-"$50. The Rosxx-ell club State; Lamar Lundy. Purdue. team. Early Quallflera The lengthy Iprogram xxdll get leftYleld stands. What happens? for the film rights to tke reela ' Bi'lliiiiEliirt, T ...... 3 lUl ft four hits in the opener, riding in the"Ro8xx-ell Rockets of the South­ Tackles — Bob Hobert, Minne­ tensing him landing a record Cardinals- Scattered four hits and I11L.L. Title Till! W L Pet. cult blast in the first inning a(ter| State Athletic C .liimnry’ (rlnnncy. if ...... also returned the pitcher's con­ Wright Was paired today A number of boys have already away at 8:16 sharp-aith the first A. ' -It is a home run. The play str\)ck out seven in 3-0 yictor.v . . . 9 4-4 33 on Ray Kail's two-inn homet.-Bob- western League. After a game, tract to Sacramento of the Paci­ sota; Dave Liddick, George Wash­ proceeds''4rlth no reference lib the black marlin in the South Atlan­ SPEED BOWi Green MShornor ...... ;• 9 .692 two men were out to give his club! books were in the red again this ' Rotund,Bpland! 'cc...... 10 5T) against James Manion, kanaaa qualified for the first main event, race the continuation of last Sat­ I » » d ...... I’M) by Morgan's pinch single with the one of the Rbsxvell pitchers didn’t fic Coast League. ington. Guards — Paul Wiggin, tic a couple of yean ago. over Pirates that halted three- WillianisDort. Pa.. Aug. 24 Elks ...... 10 .667 a 1-0 lead. In the third inning, Sal- year but not so much as in -year's .. s 15 City, a 2-up„ victor over . Judd the extra distance apecial. The list urday’s card. balk. r ' game losing streak, for St. Louis. Finn**BHn. ff ...... 2 (Ui 4 bii.ses-Ioaded in the ninth won-the Stanford; Billy, Yelverton, Missis­ Brumley. Greenville, Tenn. Other 8 IIG RACES It wa.s East versi^W est today as Nassiff Arms ...... 9 .643 mohd scored his second ot four past. Commisslpner Dennis T. MnrlAily. t ...... 4 (MT 8 includes CHiff Richards of Rock­ Hitting -Nellie.'FoxrM'hite Sox 2 nightcap for reliefer Jackie Col- sippi. Center 1— Jerry Goebel, semiflnSIista are J. Clark Espie, the finalists for (he Kfth annual Manchester Ti-ust . . . 9 .643 I'iins as he walked, stole second and vUrrKor. K ...... 1 ^(VO Michigan. | ville, winner of txvo early racea 25-LAP FEATURE laned seven consecutive hits, one' Police & Fire ...... 5 .3.57 was qiiicki.v rescued when Joe Mahon reported to Gov. Rlhlcoff lum. Indianapolis, the former Western last Saturday, George Lombardo, Little League World Serie.s base­ , T4ltAjR ...... i. . 37 4-4 *7S Honorable mention — Backs — champion.’and Forrest Andrews, a two-run triple, and drove in' four ball crfiwn primed for action. - First National Bank . 0 14 .000 'Twaronite doubled lb. left center. HIsk Schm^ A nlnlh-innlng single by Daryl Hartford, Buddy Krebs, East Tomorrow NItr 8:30 runs in 8-3 and 6-4 doubleheader Spencer broke a 1-1 tie and gave Bob Kyasky, Army; Jack Pardee, DeKalb, 111. Delaware TWP.. N, J., the 1955 j ■ * . Green Manor scored-single m ark-;,a 990 principallv from boxers ' V P \s Texas A A ^ ; George Walker, Hartford. Billy Washburn, Corn­ GREAT RACING <\vr. , f ...... , .. 4 (T-l n Johnny Antonelli a pitching duel Espie topped Paul .Horn of Al­ s\yeep over Yankees. runneriip. and Ro.swell, N. M„ ighlighted by Chuck Saimond’s era In each of the fourth and fifth ,„ d wrestlers fees .-uid the boxing ...... 'Arkansas; . Jackie Simpson, wall, Conn.. Kenny Goodermote, Fast Track—Top Drivers Boffffml. f ...... 4 fV| n with life bonus kid .Moe Dabrow- MASONRY WALLS lentown. Pa.: 4 and 3 ,'in the quar­ Troy, N.' Y„ Booker T. Jonea, AdulU 81.10—Kids 40c were paired for the Little League .outstanding pitching while also innings and added their final twol^n^ wrestling event.s themselves. n^-ynoldh. R''J'nolrtj. c ...... 1 I 1-2 .3 Florida; Phil King, Vanderbilt; terfinals while Andrews was oust­ , The best time to call foxes is .at title in a game that promised t o ! hitting his fifth and sixth home runs in the lop of the sixth; | McMahon said the loss was de- Pro?*:)!''.I*>nn*on, rt ...... i ) (U-t 2 sk.v as the Giants won the opener. Don Bpm ler, Miami; Jim Poduley, Springfield, Jim Reardon, Hamp­ night. Provi»ht, K ...... 5 «vo 10 ing George Studinger, ■ Burlin­ den, Mass. be a pltche.s' duel on the bn.si.s of In the bottom of'lh e si.xth the , crealed by the ob.sei vance‘ of strict Central Michigan; Sonny Jurgen- game, Calif., by the same count. pla.voff action. Elks, taking advantage' hbmer, after-a 10-game slump, to' donic,' Wcat ytrginia; Billy Ray le Gordon Broxx’n are former WaOON DRUG CO. matlc, Hullo, heater, 2- powdef'blue. Low milo- terior, excellent mbbnr. T EU US WHAT YOU’LL PAY! TELL US ered In Uie bottom of the inning ab r h po a • rbl and aurve.v the all-around hitt’ing : FJnlfv. 3b . and aurvev the all-around h i t t l n e ' toUI. five gamfea ahead of Babe Smith,-ArHanaas; Pat Burlcai, M l Mala St. TeL Ml 8-5821 tone green, white, wall Louisiana Tech athletes now -with for Roswell. Eacji team scored , 4 0 .0 2 0 0“ 0 ' show put on in 1927 b.v -the' im­ Ulps, walkeki once an^ scored ohe record-60 pace. Michigan State. Guards — Stan Completely f t l l l O C WHAT YOUU HIVE US AND YOUR CAR. Man>n. cf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 the Chicago Cardinals in the Na­ tires. Immaculate • SiiSr $1595 equipped. once in the third .inning. ‘ Saimonri. p ...... 3 4 3 1 4 0 2 mortal Babe Ruth. ffOW yott can stop Slater,. Arnty; B(l>b Oaydoa, Notre tional Football League. But in the fourth Inning _Roa-;. Twaronll#-. Ih ,.,,,,.3,.3 0 2 & 0. 0 2 Ruth batted in 164 runs that Dame; Allan Ecker, G eorg ia Ba.'»kcrvlll<'. If , . 4 0 1 0 0 The record of 60 homers the The one-m(le infield turf course '52 LINCOLN well sent nine men to bat, ’ with Sibrinuz. rf ... 1927 aea.-ion, being second in thU i water iioa mining Tech; Paul Shwaiko, Wlaeonain; ST'"' $1395 .iso OWSMOtILE Tk« h w price for this cor i s ...... $2799.00 0 -0 - n 0 Babe hit that sea-^on overshadows at the Atlantic City race track ia Capri Convertible. Auto- five of them hitting safel.v. sSpIc^r «* ...... ,.4 1 .1 1» 0 ' 0 0 department only tp teammate Lou I hf. Jack Daxds. Maryland: Paul 2neg- Super ”88” 4-Door Sedan. j Bat^n. nn ..... (I hi.s other accomplishments at the joni masonry walls GENERAL matio traaamiaslon, dual ¥fiHi tho.oxtros on it os dolivorod ...; . 834.40* .3 0 2 3 0 0 Gertrig, who drove in 175, with Lou w ,. " ?• ^ *13 ler, LSU. Centers—Mike .Hudock, the widest In the country, span­ 'SS NASH Hydramatic, radio, hf^t* I Fletcher 2b . . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 plate that campaign. Let's list the having 47 homer,. 52 doubles *nd ^1**. Colemim^ and poxxrer, radio, heater. Beau­ LATE ARRIVAL j Miami; Carl Rubke, USC; Ron ning 100 feet in .the stretch and Super Custom 2-Door. 3- er. Lustrous blark finish, over-all hatting record,then break and at: the same backstretch. TV SERVICE tone paint, white wall tiful gun metal gray fia- ' Total! .12 6 10 71 8 0 " 4 18 triples. The fitmhino led the ; "aJxJ^ ■''Jn* Klim. West VlrginU: Bob Weber, white wall (M It down: tubelesa tires, hydnmatic, ish, exceellent top, leather Total dolivorod price ! ...... $3633.40 Baltimore Alfred G. Van­ CHrCK HAIM.AND ; nine games. time add beanty. Colorado A AM; Dave Kuhn, Ken­ The, International Race at Lau­ Days M AC A CaU derbilt inaugurat«»d the ,$50.0001 ah r h p«. a f rhi AB R ll TB 2B 3B HR Sll HP RBI 8B SO B. Av, . radio, heater. tires. $395 interior. C I A O C Smith. r.t . . . 4 0 1 0 0 1) n 340 1311 1»2 417 » » ftl ’ 14 (I 164 7 8!) .336 tucky. rel has been won by four different Nights Pina Parts (Notei-Theae are FACTORY prices not ours. Come in and let Pimlico Special in 1937. the na- ' 4 0 ] 0 1) I Piersall Delivers P ^ fe e tm tlo One oxrner. « p -n ^ ...... -It ■ » MrAdam. lb )«> 0 Ruth hit four homers in April. nations— England,' France, United TEL. Ml 8-5194 us show you the FACTORY' Llst.)-4 lion's first race in which horses runs of the .season, Gtieen .Manor P'-ii-moni-, 3b' n 0. 0 ,2 1 1 0 . , , , i.uB.ro Pieyaall'a sacrifice fly. after States and Venezuela. '55 FORD were' eligible by Invitation onl.v. H'c league-leading Elks by ® 2 t 0 i .3 1 0 followed with 12 in May. In the I '- p * " three walks had loaded the bases Custom 3-Door Economy '50 MERCURY 0 0 0 0 0 1) next three months, of June, Jul^’ •* ] 1) oxx-ner, low made it. His Social Outcast 'was Green Manor sole possession of /;|hjion*"rf D evenly divided at nine in each i back. Rocky ColaVfto homered for ' Radio, beater, power glide, rnbber. The . 2 * 0 0 *'(1 U 2 0 ,] those months. Then he staged of the hits off Parneil. Local Sport cor. Right, this is net idle toik, I MEAN 8U$INE$$. named in 19.55 and finished third. , first place fcs the Elks driAped f*'il«'>ii. rt '...'.Cl! , 0 0 0 n« 0 0 r-nbu •> fniocii. Jim OF MANCHESTER excellent rnbber. mileage. $1695 special of s—Perry . I 0 0 0 0 0 0 whirlwind flhish in Septemher. r .S , Megan got the other two. Water and damp­ FLETOHER OUSS GO. HltebeO “Hila car m'as purrbased b.v me brand nr» direct from a Turkinffion 3b 2 0 1 0 2 "0 1 i with 17, and his 'hot' streaks are '3'” ' . Ray .Mpore three-hit the Tigers Ideal second $395 tte day. $39 5 matched by Elarle Coombs. Babe’s ‘ , ‘e " * Chatter S-7879 '49 CHEVROLET Buick ilealer. (We'll prove this to .vour satisfaction). M.v wife ToIaIx ...... 24 1 .3 21 10 3 1 ‘ well worth recalling. ness can min the 188 passes xvere 66 more than the in WEST Mn>DL|B TURNPIKE Convertible. New top. Ra­ '49 FORD driven It leaa than 700 miles and we’ll guarantee this mile­ s—Siriick nut fnr.Cibson iii 6th.- i ’ix.™ ni- n.... shoulder sliding into second and dio, heater, age as well as see that you have a new car guarantee.” Orern Manor ...... 010 112 0—6 , • *P O m g ISS.XS number issued to Heilmann. masonry of yonr 'SS OLDSMOSILE 3- Door. Radio, Elks ...... rm ivii 6—1 ! In the Yank's' 132nd game, I Hec Brown-ga.ve one-hit relief the RUSS MATH1A80N nporta he CORNER DURANT ST. Here’s a lot of DOUGLAS. 2B. Tsrsronltr: HR Sajmond 2; SR. w h ich hannened ‘ to he the fle .t Fanned 89 Times j rest of the way. George - - Kell QUICKSEAL still haa a few tieketa remain­ Super ” 88” 4-Door Sedan. home in less ‘than Two-tone paint white wail S r - " ' $29 5 T;yfe'"S?e"en®*&''',rE?kS''C: 1 *»me of .Tw inJ^ Sept.' 6 at Bos^ 3 L f m « " ;n d “ f^^ ! ‘’'““ f'* % ing for Sunday's doubleheader NEW .LARGER QUARTERS OfVES A FINISH a year's time! baaeball game between the Red tirea, 'hydramaiic. radio $195 *Extro$ os tetolnd abevn. ft® 82?i'r8;\vr®s;mUd.*^r Babe-Cammed two off , ja COA^ IN BRIILIANT • PLENTY OF FRO;^ AND REAR PARKING '54 MERCURY Id.^rior; PR. Xnny Wclzer In the niehtcan he! to score a run in on^ly 49 contests. i| Soy Sievers matched the WWash- Sox and Kansas' O ty at Fan­ and beater. ^ O O O R '48 HUDSON D.v«aHaw ...... $;^04..5n Heater and Defroater A5.00 Wojimrnwlnt. Kiihlmpnti: “ “ COLORS A a tea la t Hardtop. Leather Interior, (M S E rS ‘ iS»S» K^rr; ftrornr. f?r«ff; Tim r Vscntl. hit ^ n X '* off Dannv “ ‘“ ‘"K I ‘"Ifton club mark he set last )year Como in and got way Park. Interested peraona may AUTO GLASS INSTALLED two-tpne paint, white wall 4- Door Comwaadar ."W.. 107.50 ■a4li4> ...... 9S.70 Power .Steering...... 7nd a n olh - | homer while Ct contact Mathiaaon, Ricky Jarvis or Power Brakes ...... 78.70 and another off Bp.van Ha'rriu. '46 FORD tires. In top condition In- Exoelleat rubber. Shfetjr G r o u p ...... S8.7fl two of seven and one of eight. He! .Stobba five ^ hit th# "A’a 'fS ''h ia . pictorially Frank Voasolo Jr. at the Garden C2eaa Inside C 1 A E K-Z Eye Glass .. ,, 83.80 ■’ive homers in two da.vs, all at fanned 89 times, and while never iJth victory, , GLASS FURNITURE TOPS V-8 2-Door. -d o and 5 1 7 9 5 DU. Stooriag Wheel LVIfl Boston! decribed Restaurant A bus haa already end oat. ^ J Foam Cushions ...... 31.50 Last Night's Fights striking out three times in any i been chartered for the trip to $75 Aoceaaory Group . , 38.70 Oversize whtteivalls . .50.10 To $•■>• You Morn PrompHy Then take a look at what the game, was whiffed twice in 16 con- j UMPIRE K.VOW.S RPkT' literature Beantown.. MIRRORS (Firtplaea and Door) Dual Kxhuwt ...... 38.00 Custom Trim ...... 4.1.00 Babe did in his home Yankee Sta- teats. Of’. hia 138 walks, he xyas j Too-toae Falut ..... 18.10 Hlndshlrld Washers . 14.50 Worcester. Mass.--Johnny S a x -1 ** J**'“ *‘*h Sept. 30. He twice iaaii^ free trips in 27 games, ; KanSas City i/ib-The last fims /*now Tfftoiri ALUMNI LE.4GUE All-Stan,’ PICTURE FRAMING (aU typos) WE HAVE ADDED ton. 1.50'.. Philadelphia, deciaioned ■ walked three times in six others tha Yankees played the AthletWa who meet - the coaches Sunday Don Williams, 1531*, Worcester, great , finish ia what stop|>ed and in one game drew four passes, here the A s smacked 26 hits afternoon at Cliartcr Oak Park, WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ANOTHER BARBER 10. „ Jimmy Foxx and Hank Greenberg, That ’27 season was Babe's ; but atlll lost the game A n r ^ will practica tonight at 5:8(L at MORIARTY BROTHERS each with 88 aeaapn Aomer' totals Loa Angeles Carlos Chavez, eighth sja s Yankee. He ended I t , box obserx-er thought this a Chiarter Oak. CjoacH Fred Spellman JALOUSIES: lastallatlea U «|uick. faay aad Eeoabmlral. to their credit. Ruth hit a basea with a record of being well over record, number of hits by a loser DOUGLAS We want thank you for your continued patronaxe 1374, 'Loa Angeles, decuitoned urges all playen to be present. OONTRACTUKS: WE HAVE IN STUCK UNCOLN-MERCURY to loaded homer SepJ.. 27 off Lefty And feel we are now in a po.sition to nerve you ♦Ven Jefferson, 1 3 8 Lot Angeles, 10. .300 in seven of those eight years j but umpire Ed Rommel immedi: Grove, followed . with one off his best being s .393 mark lniat,ely scotched such talk Fd MANCHESTER LUN|BER, INC, Eddie Machen, ftodding, Calif., MEDICINE CAMNETS and SHOWER DOORS OPDUVUNNM better thjin ever. Horace Lisenbee of Washington dn 1923. He also ended :»27 with a ; claimed that in Jiis dax’s aa a hurl- 301-315 CENTER ST^^TEL. Ml 3-5135 " f i MOTOR SALES heayyweight xvho haa knocked out , Open Satantaya — Open Thanday Bxraaiaga , Gua Suhr, Jr., son of the- former .Sept. 20, and ,ln the same contest lifetime belting average ^aa a er for the old Philedeiphia A/a. he Nino Valdes, scored kn(>ekouta in ’ 333 MAIN STREI'IT LOCAHD AT VERNON CIRCLE-^TALCOTTVILLE Pittsburgh' Pirate first baseman, Minged one >vlth the bases loaded Tank of .361, a great mark at mid pltcTxed 17 innings against the’ In­ 255 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER hia firat 10 profeasional batUaa. B8T1MATE8 OLAOLT OlVEN belongs to the Tgnkeea amd is in off Paul Hopkins of Washington. point of a great career xx-hich aaw dians, allowed 29 hiU and stUl Hia bout with Valdaa was hU Uth. thai^ farm aystem. The next day, the. Tank'a 154th him windup xsrlth a lifetime .843U won the game. ' ■ - ■ h

7 - (j- w , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1958 Boats and Accessories 46 H o u s e d Goods 81 Rooms Without Boafd 89 ' Houses For Sale ^ 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted-Real Estate/ 77 Business sek^lces Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—Male 36 Situations Wi^nted— Articles For Sale 45 Male 39 BOAT—14 foot PenYan runabout ALMOS'T hfeW Montgomery Ward ROdM-lTOR rent. Conveniently lo­ MANCHESTER — cisp*, Cod, six MANCHESTER UST1NG8 WANTED—Single, two- The Ships Find Classified REFRIGERATION aalt« and aerv- MAPLE YOUTH bed with mat­ Customized seats, swivel chair, washing. machine, wringer type cated, one minute from Main St. rooms, (our finished. ExceUent family three-family, buslneaa ice. Commercial, houaehold, air tress. $15. Also Casco jumping steering wheel. Cover included. with wimp. Reasonable. Call after Light housekeeping, Women only. condiUon. AU natural woodwork, GREEN MANOR property. Have many cash buyers. coBdiUoners, freezers. A. and W. f (.few er A W OW'O f t ABOUT PART TIME work wanted mom- chair. $4. MI. 9-8377, Ml. e-0888? ______9-0998. MI. 9-7959. fireplace, to dormers, basement Six room ranch. Attached ga­ Mortgages arranged. Please call ReirigeraUon Cu. MI. t-1237, BU. DsnOQE ROCklJKAD TWO-moueANo. Lf*e tub t »ao«- m . '.1 Doctor Says Advertisement inga from 8,12. Tel. MI. 3-5649. SALE WALLPAPER, room lots garage, oil hot water heat, beauti% rage. Excellent condition. Nicely George L. Graziadio, Realtor, MI. Rafts from 9-3198, m . 9-005S. OBCIDE010 T?AOf WiVABUB IN BAfV iN6TAl.LVfN1»,' ELECTRONIC 'P m Q U B FURNmiRK, sUvsr’, nil yard. Gaston Realty, 165 landscaped. Located immediately 9-5878, 109 Henry SL CLASSIFIED ADVT. m lu y p - m TUfN THEQE’S MV 1WO BUCk k $2.49 first bundle, each additional Dinmofids—Watches— J- ^Klua, china, ..and used furniture ROOM FOR RENT. MI. 1.6874. AlcotaoUsm Big Problem. ASHES AND rubbis|i removed. -----" RA’S e - bundle $1. Sherwip Williams, 981 bought and sdld. Fumltufs Repair School St. ML 9-5731, Evening! behind new Buckley School, Can ARE YOU CONSIDERING Lawn mowing, light' truckmg, p.scteo OUT TECHNICIANS Doga Jgtrda—Pets 41 Jewelry J k ML 9-7466. be seen by appointment. Deapite More Knowledge DEPT. HOURS EVERVTHiKQr V ' Main St.- Service. MI. 3-7449. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Navy Plane trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers ROOM FOR rent, gentleman pre­ We will appraise your property 8:16 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. and rags taken away tree. MI. Experienced men required PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, FOUR ONLY Mobilealre 4020 LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, rs- SIX ROOM RANCH, attached ga­ SIX ROOM c o l o n ia l By iBDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. now located at Routa 5 and Cbapei CHAMBERS ferred. Shower in basement, tele- free and without any obligation. 9-0142. Call evenings. to aasemble wire and teat de lu.\e fans, 4,000 cu. ft. per min­ pairs, adjusts watches, expertly. ihone in room. Private home. rage, many extras. High ' eleva­ Nice residential area. With ga­ We alio' buy property for cash. Written for NEA Service (Conttaoed tron Pag* Om ) A Rd., South Wuidaor, next to Eaat ute, Reg. $79.95. Oose out $59.95. Reasonabla prices. Open daily. FURNITURE SALES 3-7903. tion, excellent location, near bua, rage. Nicely landscaped. It ia estimated that there are COPY CLOSING TIME BUYING PAPER, magazines, electronic devices. WiU Hartford Drive-In ’nieater. Open Selling or buying contact Barstow's. MI. 9-7234, Thursday evenings. 139 Spruca shopping. $18,600. Carlton W, STANLEY BRAY. Realtor somewhere around 4'A million the plane Its airmen attacked FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. rags. Junkman’s Junk. Will pick consider recently dis­ daily 9-5, Tueaday, ’Thursday and THREE PIECE sectional sofa, lad­ Strset m l 9-4887, 503 East Middle Turnpike WANTED—A woman to share my Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. THREE BEDROOM OVER­ persons in' the'United States ' l - f - Fnday nlgbta 7 . 9 p.m. Man- BRAE-BURN, HkALTY trespassed over aeveral Conunu« . MON. THRU FRI. *up after 3 p.m. All day Saturday. charged veterans, experi­ der back antique chair, two furnished home on bus line. Write SIZED RANCH Ml. 3-6273. alone who are problem drinkers. nist-held iaianda and flew off to­ ! Call Rockville TR. 5-7621. enced in electronic back­ ch^eater customers canr call JA. matching studio couch covers and AT THE GREEN Box X, Herald. Nice neighborhood. Centrally lo­ Probably around six of every ward the southeast after It was 10:30 A. M. 8^91 and we will bring order six cases, small baby’s crib and Gardem^Fam—Dairy • FIVE ROOM ranch. Located in one hundred who drink . alcoholic GONDER’S T.V. Service, available ground. Must be familiar home with ue at 5 p.m. to 68 247 NORTH MAIN ST. Furnished Bolton. MI. 9-1093. cated. Immediate occupancy, THIS AGENCY needs. Caps Cod, hit. SATURDAY 9 A. M. any time. Antenna conversions.: with necessary electronic mattress, 30' bed mattress dou­ Products 50 Special selection of lamps, some 4-5-6 and 7 rooni ainglea and 2- beverages develop sonie serious The Navy said the Marcator's Spruca St. ble. Any offer accepted. CaU room, refrigerator, $8 a week. In­ (amily houaei. Buyers waiting. alcohol problem. flight'plan called for It to fly Philco factoiw supervised service. test equipment. Excellent pairs, some singles, half price. quire on premlsea, Mrs. Irish. MANCHESTER — Direct from SIX ROOM CAPE XOtJR OOOPEBATION WILL Tel. Ml. 9-1486. A.K.C. REGISTERED Collie pup- MI, 3-5711, 49 Constance Drive. CUepMBEBS, 50c a basket. Al­ builder. New 8-room- garrison co­ Two unfinished. Breezewsy and Howard R. Hastings, Realtor. A Summary of lectures pub­ smith, well out over international BE APPRECIATED opportunity for the right -tpies. Beautiful litter, .sable and ready picked. Bring own contain- Complete selection of furniture ONE BEDROOM with private en­ lonial,. 1700 sq. ft. Fireplace, garage. Priced for quick sale, Call Ml. 9-1107 any time. lished under the auspices of the watere, toward Formosa and then u UtP.'l’l.U «AVt man. WHITNEY leather baby carriage .drs. Paul Robotto, Birch Moun­ for the home, Re/isonable prices. $13,900. Alcoholism Subcommittee of the to circle back northeastward to RUBBISH AND ashes I removed. white. Reasonable. MI. 9-3635. 136 with mattress. Clean. Good condU trance. 119 Cooper Hill St. Tel. lavatory. Full tile. bath, birch General cleaning..- cellars, attics 6\/EI»/7tJiN&,TiiAT 7 0 BUil.0 A Faulknor Drive. tain Rd. MI. 9-0595. kitchen cabinets, formica count­ GREEN MANOR HOME-'Buckley World' Hiealth Organlzatlqn (Us- Formosa. NBW .. tion, $17. MI. 9-9553. BEAUTIFUL DUPLEX School District for December or. tinguishes'two types'of alcoholics. Search ConUnuea Dial Ml 3-5121 and yards. Reasonable .'ates. M. IS, EXCEPT MOW-' Open Daily: 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. —r — — ers, open stairway, shades, base­ A M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. TO PIT AN OVER­ GARABBf MANCHESTER PET Center for all 40 GALLON DUO TTierm hot water board hot water-oil heat, co(tper 3>,4 years old. Aluminum storm earlier occupancy. Box Z/He^ald. Namely, those who are addicts A 17-shlp fleet, including three 9-9757. your pets and pet auppliea. 8. A - / H TOMATOES, 75c a basket. Michael ROOM FOR RENT. Quiet home­ windows and doors. Duplex 5-5. and those who habitually get SIZED CA!R INTO oil heater with fittings, 55 gsUon "■ ’ " Kurys, French Rd., Bolton. plumbing, fully plosteied walla, LISTINGS WANTED —Have buy^ aircraft carriers, and scoraa of H. Green Stamps. .Open 9 to 6 drum of oil, stand and filter. Make 7:30 P.M.-9 P.M. like atmosphere. MI, 6.7094. shingle exterior, garage, double Centrally located near schools, drunk periodically. land and carrier-based planes CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. AN UNDERSIZED INTERVIEWS BEING HELD Monday through Saturday. 'Iburs- bus and churches. era for four and flve-room houses, offer. MI., 9-2800. USED HOTPOINT electric range, driveway, lot ahrubbed '|^and small farms, lake property. In the first, after several years searched throughout 3reaterday Lost and Found 1 151 North Main St. Small ’ appll- OrARAOS MON. . WED. - FRI. day night till 9. Free parking. MI. of excessive drinking there is loss .ances repaired. Ml. 3-6517|‘ resi­ 9-^3. We repair ■ aquariums, TOMATOES—Pick your own. 1758 Blackstone dryer, sewing ma­ Apartments— Flats— seeded. Trees. Approximate mort­ COVENTRY LAKE Houses bought and sold. S. J. and again today for traces of tha 'I ' , Tolland Tpke. chine, wringer washers, vacuum gage 818,000. Immen. 9-0474. BARBER SHOP—Location, Green (free world)' are going to do.... sonable conversation and elab­ 8-7335. Aborn, Maple St., Ellington. Rock- School.’’New term starting Sep­ ter. Apply in person. Bursack's, THREE PIECE mahogany bed­ Rd. Established business. Brae- living room, fireplace. Combina­ MANCHESTER But Navy air experts said the villrTR. 5-7186. tember 24, 1956. Enroll now for Hartford Rd; ^ Artiefes For Sale 45 16’ PLYCRAFT. Fiber glass hull, PICK YOUR own tomatoes, 50c a Bum Rftalty. MI.- 8-62»r - tion acrieen and storm sash. Large and tell Russia to put up or shut orate activities, but remembers crew members probably would WANTED — Ride to Hamilton Practical day or evening class. Ml. 3-1161 WANTED—Man to work in kitchen, 5’ Philippine mahogany deck. 7'i room set, $15, one twin size maple lot, nicely landscaped. Excellent Excellent Condition ■ up: nothing whatever about them the have inflated the rafts before the full or part time. Good pay and DISHWASHER . aeam ip man. basket. Pring own containers. 89 bed, spring and mattress, $10, liv­ Standard. Hours 8-^4:30. West ED’S FLOOR SERVICE. All types For free descriptive circular phone ROYAL^jKND Smith-Corona port­ H.P. Evinrude motor. Priced right Spencer St. condition throughout. Immediate —Lester B. Pearson, Canadian next da^. At this lime he or she plane crashed, end that the rafts Side. Phone MI. 3-7539. j of floors washed and waxed. No JA. 5-3406, or Write New England PART ’TIME CAREER—fof home- good working conditions. CaU MI. Nights, $50 a week plus meals. ing room chairs, $5, oil hot water Summer Homes For Rent 67 occupancy. Asking $15,900. Good- 6t4 room English Colonial, close secretary of state for external begins to sneak drinks, conceal­ could have floated free If the makers wanting to supplement 9-8061. « able ydnd standard typewriters. for quick sale. MI. 9-7406. heater, $5, combination storm and -job too large or too small. TR. Technical Institute of Cwin., Inc., Kopper Kettle, 829 Main St. No AU/makes of adding machines APPLES —Pick your own 75c COVENTRY LAKE—Modem four child Realty Co., Realtor. MI. to bua and shopping. First Ume on affairs. ing this fact from others. These plane broke up and sank befOra ' 6-2071. family Income. Must be over 25, phone calls. creen door, $2, air compressor 3-7925 MI. 3-1207 BU. 9-0936. market. Fireplace, oil heat, two- 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, Conn. Bprd or rented. Repairs on aU bushel. Native peachea.and pears. Uth electric piotor, $6. Ml. 9-1158, bedroom cottage -on waterfront. individuals get ready for a social the men could get o u t Antomobilcs tor Sale 4 well educated, well groomed and /makes, Marlow’a. Early Mac. Duchess, Gravensleln Aug. 25:3ept. 3. CaU MI. 3-8182. car garage. Priced right, $14,700. Within a I reasonable number gathering by preparing for it able to meet people. A good i)ob DISHWASHER WANTED, nighU. HIGH SCHOOL boys. 16 or over, : MANCHESTER, Near Bowers Shown by appointment only. Household Services Apply Cavey's Restaurant. apples on sale. Please bring con­ FRIGIDAIRE Automatic washer. of years, we (U.S. and Russia) with one or two drinks before­ BEFO RE^O U BUY a uaed ear Bohds—Stocks with good pay for those who quali­ dishwashing after school. Kopper" tainers. Open 7 days a week till LAKEFRONT COTTAGE at Lake School and new High School. Six- are: almost bound ..to get into a Offered . 13-A fy for a full or part time career in Kettle, 829 Main St, No photte ExceUent condition $75.*'CaU Ml. hand. They gulp - the- first few aee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Mortgages 31 YOUNG MAN over 21 with driver’s LOAM Coming dark. Will buy ’2 bushel baskets. 9-6857. Chaffee. Open last week of August room single colonial, ’Three bed­ BRAE-BURN REALTY condiuoA "aomramea described as drinks and develop feelings of Salea and Service, 285 Main their own community. F'or further calls. Donco Orchards, Mountain View and over Labor Dav. Rent $50 per rooms, heated garage, amea^te "atomic plenty” where both sides Public Records FLAT FINISH! Holland window information call Mrs. Vendrillo. license for part time day work. driveway. Henry St. area. Fire­ guilt StreeL ML 9-4571. Open evenings. ahades, made, to measure. All QUICK CASH! 122.25 per thousand Apply North End Pharmacy, 4 SERVICE STATION aMendant. DARK RICH ! Rd., Somers, Conn. .RIverview DUAL CRAWFORD gas and oil week. Tel. MI. 9-6922, . MI, 3-6273' have enough military power to After several montlvs or per month includes principal and Rockville TR. 5-5816 between 7 9-42!il. refrigerator. Will sell cheap. Also place, first floor lavatory, tile practically wipe out the world. Warrantee Deeds metal' Venetian blinds at a new and 9'p.m. Depot Square, Manchester. Part time evenings/ Boland ^ Soon bath. Dishwasher, large attic, full years this phase yields to what 1953 MERCURY hardtop, excellent low price. Keys made while you interest. Hartford CH. 6-8897. Reduced prices for Auguu only, j gas heater. MI. 9-2156. ~r —Defense Secretary Wtlaoh. la called the crucial phase. Here William H. and Antoinette J. Bel- condition, low mileage. Reason­ Frank Burke, Connecticut Mort­ Motors, 369 Center St,/ Pile must go. Call now for prompt cellar. Triple atorm windows and Lota Por Sate wait. Marlow a. IMMEDIATE opening for marrie(|,' WANTED—Registered pharmacist. Wanted To Rent 68 there is loss of control so that more to Albert P. and R. able. MI. S-1406. gage Ebcchange, Lewis comer lAir-condiUoned store, pleasant delivery. PI. 2-6277. , Household Goods 51 APARTMENT SIZE Florence gaa screens. Air conditioned, oil. Built Some peoiile in the South are Surprenant, property on Lynees fit woman to answer telephone. EXPERIENCED for asphalt stove. Magic Chef four room gas in 1951. Large lot. Occupancy Au­ drinking any alcohol at all starts WSIAVING of bums, moth holes Gold. working conditions. Paid vacS' and crushing plant, age over 25 ADULT BUSINESS couple with no Building: Lots blaming Us (National Association a chain reaction v)hich is felt by Frank R. .Wood to Thomas A. ■ 1966 FORD COUNTRY Sedan sU- and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Routine filing and typing. 5<^ day tions, hospitalization plan. Apply TWO CUSTOM made green love spkee heater. Used only one seS' children desire three or (our room gust 15th. Price 817,900. George L. and June S. Bailey, prt^rty on . tion wagon. Immaculate. Tre­ week. Interesting work, steady years. Rate, $L70 . $2.20. plus 14 HOT MIX amesite, crushed stone, : A NEW seats. Down filled cushions CaU Graziadio, Realtor. Tel. Manches­ for the Advancement of Colored the drinker as a physical demand handbags repaired, zipper re­ in person. Arthur Drug Store, over 40 hours, average 60 hours stabilized stone, washed sand, ' son. Call MI. 3-1334. unfurnished apartment. Very re­ In Town and Suburban People) for everything from Radding St. • mendous reduction. May be seen Business OuDortunities 32 employment. Apply in perfcn to ML 3-7325. liable. Kindly call MI. 9-2766 any ter MI. 9-6878. for more. . He always gives him­ John R. and Shirley B. Plts- at 78 Taniier St. placement, umbrellas repaired, Mrs. Maynard at Manchester Main St., Manchester. weekl.v. Nussdorf Sand and Stone gravel, loam delivered. Nussdorf. McLEUAN STORE measles to atomic fallouts. self an excuse. Usually this is men’s shirt collars reversed and SACRIFICE for quick sale. Small Motor Sales. MI. 9-5295. Co. MI. 9-7408. Ml. 9-7408. RECONDITIONED chests, dress­ Machinery and Tools 82 time after 5 p.m. A A ZONE —I Seven-room custom-­ MANCHESTER —Roy WiDtina. executive secre­ associated with aggressive .be­ Gerald to William E. and LoU E. 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air four replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ ers, beds, springs, tables, chairs, tary of NAACP. , Fimsch, property on Summit fit ing Shop. business. Low ' overhead. Good PART TIME gas station attend­ ''A REAL BARGAIN. 1956 edition of ' SEVEN OR eight room house or built Colwiial, 'enclosed breezeway ASSOCIATES REALTORS havior, remorse, and often with Building Permits door sedan. Beige and green. E-Z- turnover. Very good reason for SALESLADY WANTED. 4 .9 Tuea. dinette sets, bookcases, desks and smftll (arm in Manchester or and garage. Large rooms, many periods of total abstinence. The Eye safety glass, powerglide, less selling. Inquire 493 Main St. or call through Sun. Cornell Bakery, Ap­ DRILL PRESS * ant’, Married man. Experience Encyclopedia Americanna. MI. < other items. Mattresses, $12,9.1 - WOODWORKING Tools. Reason­ fine (eaturee. High elevation, PHIL HALUN The organized labor movement strain may lead to dropping To W. G. McNally and Sons for FORMICA counters,, ceramic wall necessary. 488 Center St. 9-4061. IN THE BEAUTIFIX Rockville or vicinity^ Two chil­ MI. 9-9221 Ka-Klar. Cloth Toy Co., for addi­ than 19.000 milea, heater, A-1 con­ and floor Ule. Let ua modernize MI- 9-8891 after 7 p.m. ply in the afternoon. .$18.95. LaBlanc Furniture Hospi­ able. Call MI. 9-2449 after 5 p.m. dren, ages 4-8. Four adults. Need view. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI never, never has called for a friends or leaving Jobs. Self-pity dition throughout, one owner. MI. OPERATOR tal. corner South St. and Vernon 9-5132, 9-4694. CHARLES LATHROP tion to commercial building at 90 your bathroom and kitchen. For THE NEW CUROSITY Shop invites ' MANCHESTER rent by Sept. 5. Write Box V, general strike and never will. That ia common. Hilliard St., $9,885. 9-9987. TWO BAY ESSO Servicenler for SHIRT PRESS operator. Good AT ONCE — YOUNG MAN Ave., Rockville. Open 9 L.9 p.m., Ml. 9-0364 is a rebellion against the govern­ This Is followed by flie dirbnic free estimates call MI. 9-2855, ’The lease in Manchester. For informa­ working conditions and wages. Ex- Experienced operator re­ you to look around at our antiques , SHOPPING CENTER Saturday until 6 p.m. Musical Instraments 5-3 Herald. MANCHESTER—Custom four room EARL ROHAN T. W. G. McNally and Sons for 1929 HUPMOBILE 4-door sedan. ’Tile Shop, Buckland. and collectibles. Located at Tour­ ment. |>hase of addictive alcoholism in St. Bridget’* Church, for altera­ tion. CaU Mr. -Linquist, JA. 7-4183. perience preferred but not neces­ quired to set up and op­ Full time, over 17, driver’s YOUNG WORKING couple need Cape, fireplace, hot water heat MI. 3-7433 —George Meany, president of which there are periods of pro­ Completely restored. Excellent sary. Apply in person. Fisher Dry erate drill presses. Must license, no nights, no Sundays. ist Cabins, Route 6. Andover. i . NO MONEY NEEDED!! GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ with oil, nice shaded yard, quick tions and suldiUons to church at 70 condition. CCall after 6:80 p.m. MI. FURNITURE repairing and refin- Cleaners, Inc. 325 Broad St. Open every afternoon' and from three room unfurnished apartment BEAUTIFUL Box Mountain Drive, CIO-AFL labor union. longed intoxication, usually com­ Main St., $4S,8'?S. iolUng; antiques restored. Furni­ have ability tn read blue Apply in person only 2 YEARS TO PAY hogany spinet piano, $495. In Manchester area. Call Bristol occupaqcy S A. Beechler Real- bined with a certain amount of 8-6287. Help Wanted—Komala 35 prints and micrometers. 7^p.m . Thurs. - Sun. evenings. ; MORE TIME IF WANTED Kemp’^s, Inc. MI. 3-5680. tor. Phon^ Ml. 3-6969. Vtrkon, acre lot. trees. Carlton To Robert and Erna Buchner fOr ture Repair Service, TalcottvUle. Day shift. DRUG STORE Now Takiiur LU. 2-2324 after 5 p.m. Reverse Huiehins, MI. 9-5132, 9-4664. , The world's population is in­ around - the - clock drinking. MI. 3-7449. SERVEL REFRIGERATOR, day- : A WHOLE rtOUSE charges. creasing at a rate which ren'-: conatructlon of a garage at 7 Lin­ STENOGRAPHER, typist desired ALERT WAITRESS wanted. CaU • • 459 Hartford Rd. -Applications For— SALE!! SAVE hundreds of .dollars GARRISON. Colonial—46 Academy Thinking procesaea may be im­ coln St., 8900. 1947 CHEVROLET. ExceUent con- in pleasant downtown Hartford MI. 9-8316. bed, bassinet, bathinette. Vagi an. OF FURNITURE on the world's finest pianos, used Street. Six years old. Oil steam ders distress, famine and disin­ paired and at this time paycho- tenna with two bow ties, yellow FOR ONLir $488 ASSISTANT to Children’s . librarian tegration inevitable unless we To Albert J. Sheffield for altera­ diUon. Call MI. 3-4410. Building—Contracting 14 office.' EixeeUent opportunity for WIRER AND only 6 weeks at the Berkshire at local library, who enjoys' and heat. Aluminum combination Suburban For Sale ' 78 loglcal changes and other symp­ tion to dwelling a f'-li Umunore the right girl. 5-day week, hospi­ WOMEN—Neat, efficient., interest­ bridesmaid gown with jacket and ON THE EASIEST TERMS Music Festival. Acrosonic spinets windows and doori. Lot 50x140. hold our numbers within^ reason. toms arise Dr.. $600. 1955 FORD Victoria, Fordamatic, BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. ing work. Carvel Store, 500 Center wants to continue workl here with —Vannevsr Bush of A-bomb tal and sickness benefits. Call JA. ASSEMBLER Salesmen Wanted 36-A *'*« ***" between Full and Part Tima IN THE WORLD and Baldwin grands in nearly all children of Manchester must have Convenient to bus and schools. VSIRNON 5 room raiich (under The problems of alcohol­ To John and Mary C. Dlttmsyar radio, .heater, etc. Priced reason- Alterations, additions, garages. 2-6256 for interview. St. MI. 9-8753. r.- " and 9 p.m. MI. 3-4875. , 3 COMPLETE designs and finishes. New-piano $15,500. A. R. Wilkie A Co. Ml construcUon) 112,900, 3 bedrooms. fame in a birth control plea from ism are getting no better. It la aUe. CaU MI. ^-6241. Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ SALESGIRLS heated, (our room apartment, for an addition to a garage at 35 Young man needed to wire, ROOMS OF BRAND NEW factory guarantee. Sale on while near bus lines. References if re­ 9-4389. Large kitchen with knotty pine Washington. 'true that we know more about It Court!and St.. $200. et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR WOMAN TO help mother of two solder, and assemble elec- SALESMAN FURNITURE limited supply lasta. Clip this ad cabinets, exhaust fan, formica and the establishment of alcO' To Hertert Hutchinson tor 1954 FORD 2-door Customline. 5-9109. with light housework, laundry and ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Call and mail with name and address quested. Call MI. 9-9349 after 6 GRACIOUS FIVE room colonial. 22 The patrons of the Waldorf ' Dark blue. XbccepUonally good MI. 3-1131. • tronic components. Inter- By one of the world’s leading Notice Beautiful Westlnghouse Electric p.m. . counter top. Living room with holism clinics in many areas may Charles Jadobson Jr., for addition baby ailtlng two or three days - estin|f and diversified for brochure “• and prices. Gosa Bowers St., Bowers school - new fireplace. Ceramic iUe bath with (Waldorf-Astoria Hotel) can be help. to a tool shed at 46 Wyllys SL, condition Inside and out. Original GARAGES, breezeways and patios weekly. References • requested. I i f-e insurance companies. A public hearing will be held by Refrigerator Plano Company, 317 Asylum St., high school section. G.E. oil hot mileage and upholstery like new. custom built. Many plana avail- WOMAN WANTED for part Ume work. Day shift. ^ Teaching, salea or executive Blond Bedroom Suite WANTED — Two or three room vanity. Oil fired hof^'water heat. burned to death juat; as easily as Also the remarkable < organiza­ $2,000. Write Box P, Herald. the Town Planning Comnii.ssion', Hartford. JA. 5-6666. Open Monday apartment, first floor. Call MI. water heat. Screen^ porch, fire­ Large landscaped lot. Buy now occupants of s BoweFy flophouse. tion known as Alcoholics Anony­ To Raymond H. Gagnon for al­ Priced right for quick, sale. Call ableT Inquiries invited. CaU MI. work in snack bar at Center St. training helpful. Ages 25-45. Monday evening August 27, 1958 HOUSEWIVES— Handsome Living Rooth Suite place disposal, dialiwasher, beau* 9-7375. CaU MI. 9-7600 between 6 and 7 FTrst year salary, commission Heat-Proof Dinette Set through Saturday and Thursday 9-4754. , and choose your own • color —Edward F, Cavam.gh, New mous, made up of alcohoncs' who teration to a dwelling at 098 W. MI. 8-8096 after 5:30 p.m. CLEANING WOMAN, two haU S t 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of Work In Your Own nights. Free parking beside store. tiful landscaping, awnings, alum­ days per week. Morning or after­ DRIVER - MESSENGER' and bonus 5-10 thousand dol­ Neighborhood. Hours to Beautlfql ”De Luxe” Range schemes. Watson Realty Co. TR. York fire commissioner, charg­ have won their batle to shun Middle Tpke., 11.600. 1949 FORD club coupe, radio, heat­ S’TENOGRAPHER and general of­ lars. the Municipal- Building to con­ Instead of Westlnghouse Electric inum clapboards' need no paint­ 6-7630, MI. 9-7865. ing that the Waldorf : failed to drinking, hM Ncn effective in Three to T. Shannon and Sons Aluminum Windows noon. MI. 9-0118. fice worker. Watkins Bros., 985 To deliver and pick up mail sider the follow''ig proposed zone Suit Voiir ronrrnirnce. PRIVATE GARAGE. 32 Unden St. ing. $17,000. Owner MI. 9-5051 after report fires. er, good tires. Harold Gill, Beelze­ Refrigerator If You Prefer Rugs Wearing Apparel—Fura 57 5 p. m. aiding many to overcome this for coqstruction of three dwellings bub Rd., between Avery St. and and Doors 14-A DENTAL Assistant. Experienced Main St. and small parcels, assist in For Interview Phone I’.anges. I.gmps, ^Tables, Linoleum And VERNON—Ranch. -SH rooms with most serious difficulty. on Woodside St.. 818,000 -each. packing and stock room. 501-519 m id ' t p k e . EAST Ap­ attached garage. Full cellar. Oil Ellington Rd., So. Windsor, after .preferred but will train. Write Willimantic HA. 3-2661 A Few Other Articles, CHILD'S SIZE 12 dressea and WANTED—Room and board for By Us very nature, the electric The experts say that the alcor To George Graziadio for Samuel 4 p.m. GUARANTEED against all haz­ FULL TIME girl for bakery Must have driver’s license. plicant, Austin Chambers. To hot water heat. Lot 90x200. Resi- utility industry can only be a holic must desire to be treated, J. and Norma TaggarL for alter­ ards. Aluminum screens and Box M, Herald. counter. No experience necessary. Day shift. EVERYTHING Coats almost new Very reason­ father and two small children STEEP HOLLOW LANE denUal aecUon. Gaston Realty, WE DESIRE a career salesman ta change to Industiisl Zone from ONLY $488 able. Call MI. 9-4161. where woman will care for chil­ monopoly. Where you do not and must want to stick with the treat­ ations to a dwelling at 7 Byron Sturm windows as well as com- BUSINESS of your own. Hours Apply Popular Market Bakery sell Linoolo' and Mercury' cars Residence Zone A, all or part of a ENJOY THESE SECTION 165 School St. MI 9^5731; eve­ cannot have competition, however, ment, and must want to recover Rd.. $1,200. blnation screen u d storm doors. to suit your convenience. We will Dept., 971 Main St. Free storage until wanted. Free dren week days. Write Box K, nings, MI 9-7466. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 JANITOR plus Safe-Buy used cars. We want Ci'iangu'lar porti< ii of land, ap­ MANY BENEFITS delivery. Herald. 1.1 ‘I ' the public Interest demands you In order for any treatment to be To Vernon F. and 'Audray J. ' Call Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. train you for this pleasant, lucra­ 6 8 ' X Roonu Without E^oard 59 STENOGRAPHER for Hartford someone for a permanent position. proximately 135’. located 125' Free set-up by our oWn reliable First ti-me 'on the market. An VERNON, Box Mountain Drivs— have regulation. effective. Once recovered, the Niles for construction of a garage ’TIRE SALE tive work. Avon Cosmetics'. CaU lanufacturer. Good at detail, Must be willing to wash Previous automotive experience no-th o f' Middle Tpke. East. 1. _ PAID HOLID.AYK WELL FURNISHED, romfortable, immaculate colonial with three 1955 custom built three bedroom —Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo), alcoholic, must refrain completely at 778 Center S t, $1,000. 6.00 X 16 rcg. $17,551-811.95 MI. 34195. and wax floors, desks, and not absolutely necessary. Earnings MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST men. bedrooms. Loaded with extras. urges cooperation between gov­ from taking any alcohol into the To Frank Guinipero for altera­ Roofing—Siding 16 loon pay and working conditions, 2. “ SICK BENEFI'TS Phone For Appointment heated room, next to bath_ Near Businei Property For Sale 70 ranch, full basemen^. Fireplace, 6.70 X U reg. $19.60—813.55 .pply Conn. State Employment windows. Good job for should be at least $7,500 annually (South side, directly opposite Center and schools. Parking avail, Custom built. Beautiful grounds. dining area in living; room and ernment co-op's and private util­ system lest this start a chain, tions to a dwelling at 55 Center 7.10 X 15 reg. I21.TO—815.45 SALESLADIES, full time, 40 hour and rise every year. We have a 8. OROCP INSURANCE See It Dav Or Night Owners ha'ke request^ that we RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and week, or part time. ExceUent ervice.' 806 Main St. semi-retired man. Night .’Tower Road). Applicant, Farm­ able. Call MI. 9-2176. MANCHESTER—Industrial proper­ kitchen. Tile bath with vanity. ities. reaction again. S t, $2,500. Firata — Lifetime Guarantee built up roofs, gutter and con­ shift. statewide reputation for honesty lands Exchange Corp. To change 4. PAID VACATIONS "I Hartford CH. 7-0358 ty. Building with 2,450 square ft. do not disclose the location over Baseboard hot water-oil heat. Ex­ Tubeless and Whites at Lo f, Low ductor work, roof, chimney re- starting salary to those with ex­ and integrity and desire ^ man After 7 P.M.—CH. 6-4690 phone. Appointment is necessary. perience. Agen 21 to 40. Apply in WORKING WOMAN desires day to Busibess Zont III, from Rural 5. RKTIRK.ftIENT PLAN Lot 85x140, Zoned (or any type haust (an with hood. BFeezeway, Prices palnh Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2214. care (or flv ^ ^ a r old boy. Vicinity with those characteristics to rep­ Residen<-4 Zone, all or part of a A—I ^ B —E—R—T—’S ROOM AND BOARD (or working manufacturing. Ideal (or laundry Price in low thirtieip. Garage. Escott, exclusive agent.. BUDGET CENTER Ray Jackson, Ml. 3-8325. person. Tots ’N Teens, 958 Main GRAY RESEARCH resent us. New Mercury demon- 6. CHRISTMAS BONUS St.. Manchester. East Centdr St. Call BU. 9-1189 strip of land 50’ along Middle 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD man on bug line. MI.' S-4643. or dry cleanii^ business. Near MI 9-7683. ^ MI. 8-4164 MI. 9-0980 after 5:30 p.m. atrator supplied, plus many em­ Turnpike West and being 100’ in bus line. Central location. Reason­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor FOR ’THE BEST in Bonded buUt AND DEVELOPMENT ploye benefits and discounts Ap­ depth. tfPPORTUNITIES ably-priced. George L. Graziadio, Office: MI. 3-5416 ANDOVER — Six . room Cape Cod up rooIii‘ shingle roofs, gutters, SECRETARY for school and Board ply in pei-son to . Mr. Belfiore, FOR ADVANCE.MENT 'Fa$hion-Rite' Separate$ In Time For School Realtor, Tel.' Manchester MI. with dormers, bajh. lavatory, at­ Auto Driving School 7-A conductors and roof repairs caU DAY WAITRESS. 10:30-4:30. Apply of Education, Bolton. 37>} hours a McNALL STREET (East side Mrs. Wells. MI. 3-4788 Cavey's Restaurant. COMPANY Moriarty Bros. MI. 3-5135 north oi; Wilbur Cross Highway.) ' ‘ft, 9-6678. tached garage, amesite driveway. Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. Feek plus attendance at. Board f e ig h t ROOM duplex, 4-4. Income. Many extras. Large Lot. Main LARSON’S DRIVING School. meetings. Responsible tor book- Applicant, Eugene Nimkoff. To TO KNIT OR FARM FOR SALE—44 apres, clear Highway. September.! occupancy. STEAL- A AftARCH ON T IM E ROOFING, SIDING, painting, car­ HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE MANAGER New G.E. Oil burner. All ele<:tric, Msindiester’s only trained . and kieqping and payroll. Salary to be change to Business Zone II from CROCHET land. Eight room house in good fully equipped. Newly dedoraled. Excellent condition.' Escott Agen­ certified instructor. For your safe pentry, alterations and ad^Uons. deUrmined. Write immediately to Warehouse receiving and ship­ Residence Zone AA. all or. part of Apply; cy, MI. 9-7683. ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ WIREKS ANp ”A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” condition. Pasture with running Easily financ^. Asking $14,800. ty We ■!« trained to'teacb proper Superintendent George Graff, 12 ping.- 40 hour week with good an area approximately 495’ along MR. RIEGER. Mgr. brook. Near 'residential section. ! Call owner. MI. 9*3532. ly. ML 9-6075. teed: A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn SOLDERER^ Professional Hiullding, Rockville, working conditions. Many employe McNall Street and approximately PI. 2-6337 or 2-6197. I BOLTON— AttracUve three year St. MI.. 3-4860. old three bedroom ranch with MANCHESTER’S oldest, most stating age, training and exper­ benefits. 466’ along ’*'ilbur Cross Highway. SWEEPING VIEWS, Targe -three Experienced in wiring and solder­ ience. Exact descriptions and maps of Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. bedroom, ranch, Im m a^ate con-, breexeway and garage. Full base­ DISPLAY ADVERTISING recommended auto achool, always Houmo ment. Lot 150x200. Immediate oc­ ready to serve you. Will gladly Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ing of resistors, condensors and PLUMBER WANTED, 40 hour MONTGoilERY WARD above prop'osals may be sqen in Por Sale 72 dition, many txtrwM, 125’ wt. Only components, similsr to radio BABY SITTER wanted to live Ijj week. MI. 3-7861. MANCHESTER OJNN. the Tow-n Planbing Commission'.s 258 MM. Tpka., Wost $14,600. O rlton W, Hutchins, MI. cupancy. Price $13,900. Madeline meet you personally to talk over weekends. Friday after school to EAST CENTER ST. -Suitable for Smith. Realtor. MI. 9-1642, your ilrivlng problem. Manchester ROOFING — SpeciaUzlng in repair­ chassis assemblies. ExceUent work­ Office. Descriptions are on file in 9-S1S2. 9-4694. / ing roofs of ^ kinds. Alio new ing conditions. Sunday morning. MI. 9-8680. the Town Clerk's Office. ’ , office and home. Ten rooms, Driving Academy.SDial PI. 2-7249. SALESMAN ' Help Wanted— Attar 6 P.M. Call steam heat, oil, fireplace two -NEAR«MAI^ST. Thert's a lot of COVENTRY, R ^ te 31. on hill. Five b" roofs. Gutter' work. Chimneys t o w n p l a n n in g OOMMIS- room Cape Cod. One year old.. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ Interviews Being Held Here is your chance to get in the Male or Female 37 Ml 9.3235 bathrms two-car garage, largft good living in this six room older ■ SION. \ , lot. Amplh parking. Mortgages ar­ home. Four rooms down and two Baseboard , heat. Large livlring Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 perience. FVee eatimatea. Call ^SALESGIRLS construction field. Sell famous Martin li..\Alvorcl. Chairman ranged. A real bargain. For ap- room, fireplace, sunporch. An Howley. Manchester 511. 3-5381. ^londay - Wednesday - Friday Ryan ’’Reddy” Frame Garages. '/illiam A. Allen, Secretary ••Work In Alr-Conditinned up. Price 49,800. Madeline Smith, MANCHESTER Cycle Company on Leads furnished. W* will train you Comfort” ' pointment call George L,< Grazia­ Realtor. Ml. 9-1642. aluminum sash. Extra lot. Lake '7 Z . Full and part time. .Exper­ JOIN A GROWING Manchester, Conn. dio, Realtor. MI. 9-5S78. privileges. $12,500 -- $l;000 dowp, 166 West Middle 'Tpke., repaira 1 P. M.-4:30 P. M. for this wonderful opportunity in August 13, 1956 . balance $72.60 monthly. Immedi­ olU makes, specializing in Engllah. Reatfng—Plumbing 17 ience not necessary; ^.•;‘We will unlimited earnings. Car necessary ANDOVkR I ^ E , Lakeside I Drive f COMPANY MANCHESTER Vicinity, 3-bed- —For quick sale—immediate oc­ ate occupancy. PI. 2-8022 or Buys uaed bicycles, all sizes. < train. Good working cbnditlons Commission basis. Personal inter ______- ■ -M-' ______room ranches now being built, cupancy, if desired, amall (our 2,6871. HtMra 8-6 p.m. MI. 9-2098. 'GRAY MANUFACTURING and many employe bepefita. views betwq^n 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. In the growing carbide cutting ,1'- ceramic tile bath, hot water heat. PLUMBING and heating—Repaira tool industry ye need experienced room house,.newly installed hot and contract wora. Call Ml. 9-8541. Full cellar. .Yideljl teculded. on water oil heating system', domes­ BC^TON LAKE—Excellent new all ROGER’S BIKE SHOP, -132 High COMPAN-Y .1 RYAN CONSTRUCTION CO. machine operators and other types acre with trees. $12,400. Carl­ year ranch home. 38x26. 6 rooms, St., Rockville. TR. 5-2410. Repaira -MONTGOMERY WARD of Industrial personnel. Male and tic hot water, all knotty pine, HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER 15 Silas Dean Highway ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI fleldstone fireplace with heatala- full cellar, hot water heat. Alum­ on ail English and American bi­ Moving—^Trucking female. If you want a good job ap­ 9-3132, 9-4694. cycles. Special 26” boy’s bicycle, MANCHESTER, CONN. Rocky Hill, Conn., ply at office. tors, screened in porch overlook­ inum storm sash and doors. Shade' 815. Storage , 20 “A GOOD^PLACE TO WORK" HELP WANTED ing lake, furnished or unfurnished. trees. Large lot. Beach privileges. PRESS OPERATOR $12,600 Phone PI. 2-6998. Owner moving west. A real good MANCHESTER - Movmg and buy St $16,000. Howard R. Hast-: trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned Experience rnot required.'‘We will NELCO TOOL CO., INC. Business Services Offered 13 TOYS’ TOYS! ’TOYS! The House Help Wanted>-Malc 36 teach you. ■ LINOTYPE OPERATOR ImnnaculaU alx room Cape, Two IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Cus­ Inga, Realtor. MI. 9-1107 any time. and operated by Walter B. Per of Plastic, Inc., Avon. Connecti­ unfinished up. Cabinet kitchen. tom built six. room home and ga­ ett Jr., and WiUiam J^ Pickering. MATERIAL HANDLERS 266 Center St., Pine St. entrance Oak floors. Storm sash. Amesite VERNON—ExceUent new 5>i room ; CXJbXm a n d paint those gutters cut, largest Toy Party Plan in the The above new- jobs have been MUST BE EXPERIENCED rage. Located on exceptionally now. Avoid costly repairs later. country, wants women to show DRIVERS FOR\ achool buses. Call drive. Attractively landscaped V large, well landscaped lot. WJthin three bedroom ranch. EasUy (i- j ML 8-1883. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 5Q. 9-4215 bcfojre 9 a.m. created because oCi recent expan­ yard. Immediate occupancy. a minute's walk to new Keeney nanced, G.I. or F.H.A. Completely Light trucking and package deliv­ our toys through home demon­ sion. Plenty of overtime, insurance, GIRLS AND BOYS, hg« 14 and up APPLY IN PERSON modern features include, full plas-: ery. Refrigerators, washers and strations. Car necessary. Write or St. school. Beautiful living room ACE IX3ALL SERVICE. WiU do AUTO BODY idan — Manchester holiday and vacation benefits. for tobacco wprk. Bring birth cer­ WARREN E.' HOWLAND, with fireplace. Plenty of closet ter house, baseboard hot water any general cleanup and handy stove moving specialty. Folding call Collect—The House of Plas­ Motor Sales baa an immediate Work in Manchester tificate or proof of birth. Apply heat, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, chairs for rent. 5H. 9-0752. tics,. Inc., Avon, Connecticut. Tel. REALTOR apace in all the large bedroooma. work. Rubbish removal, cellar opening totpd top flight man. Ap- Conn. State Employment Service, lEupitiug ijpraliil. Braaa plumbing and statnleaa steel kitchen has formica counters, ex- cleaning, lawn m ow i^ etc Very Farmington, ORchard 7-1694 from ly in perabirito Bruno Mazzoli at SPENCER RUBBER 806 Main St., Manchester, or Elks Ml. 3-1108 ' Haust fan and disposal. Laundry 9 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. and evening! limchestflr Motor Sales. . PRODUCTS counters. Also dishwasher unit. raaaonable. Phone MI. 9-9817 or Moving—^Trucking 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. ORchard 7-0142. e a u b Carhsge House. Rockville, 5606 PI. 2-7169 Other extras not uaually found in tubs, combinaUon aluminum doors BU. 9-3184. Chapel St., Manchester, Conn. on Wednesday. average home. Priced right (or and windows. Venetian blinds. Full Storage 20 FULL Ol( part time OQiolad aoginaa repaired. * Siewars Claacai HELP sired. and- the pattern number to renter of town, one with garage. Mitten Agency, Realtora. MI. Washing cars, pick up aad dftUv* Soda .Shop and Luncheonette CHESTER EVENINO HERALD, Priced right. Many other liatings. 3-6930 or Mrs. Meyer. MI. 9-5524. beach privileges, $5,600 — $1,500 UP and 4Mprety. AU work For Rent AND INSTALLED FEMALE: Accounts Payable Bookkeeper and Ac­ 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW SI:E BURNETT, MANCHESTER down,. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 166 Lyn- ery work, etc. Good dri'Ving reo> « 'daal Grlndlhg Shop. e v e n in g h e r a l d , 1159 AVE. Gaston Realty, 165 School St. ord important Apply in parson to WANTED counting Secretary. Experience necessary. YORK 86. N. Y. ' j 9-5781, evenings MI. 9.7486. MANCHESTER -Buckland Area. •Wood Dr., R: housa, close to bus Use. WriU SEE ■tylM for aU agoi. Ooa’t^alsa lt!j B«aU«r. M l S41S3. S48M. M L SOaOI. ML S4TIS. . Ben b . Hacald. f t. 176 PhoM Ml 9«414a MR. TOM FLAHERTY 1SS>9f$T MAIN ST. — KOCKVIUC, CONN. prtnUd in book. Onl^ 25c a oopyl. J ■ I ■ * • -’U

PRIpAY, AUGUST 24, 186d ■ 4 PAGE SIXTEEN X- iianrlii^Bter- Aliening U m lb Average Daily Net Press Run For tho Week Bmled The Weather June 19., 19M Foreeaai of U. S. Weatbar aarHMi The Rev. 'iohn E. Post of the Gresa 6f Farm Dr., Lt. Cmdr. North Methpdist. Church will re­ Hear Dr. Roberts Registration Day Christoph Named Thomas R. McKeough of 85 Dur­ dear, cbol tonight, ground fog About Town turn to hl4 pulpit Sunday mom- ant St., Cmdr. Richard D. NisMn ' 12,065 of 52, S. Hawthorne St., and Lt. In low MMts bg morning. Low noar dng.-4Ie will continue the biograph- At Second Church Registration day in all public To Help Direct Member of the Audit M. Sunday, fatf. wanner. High Hi* negotiaUng cdmmlttM of Icaf messages which he conunenc- Cmdr. Jendall C. Valentine of schoois in Manchester will,.be Farm Dr. Bureau of (XrealathMi u near 88. the F^per Makera Union at Rogers ed before his vacation. This Sun­ Second Congregationallsta will Thursday, Aug. 30, from 9 a.m. Reserve School Manchester^A City of Village Charm Corporation’s new Willimantie di­ day, there will be a message on. rejoice to hear that the pulpit to 12 noon. I Cmdr. H. A. Peterson, director 1 WEEKLY BINGO itf vision was welcomed and . enter­ “Moses: God's Chosen Leader." Sunday at 9:36 a.m. will be oc­ Pupils who should register at The Naval Reserve Officers ^ of the school, has announced that I tained by the company Wednesday The service will be conducted at this time are: , vacancies for officers of the Re- FRIDAYS- 8 P. M. cupied by the Rev. George Roberts School in Hartford will have VOL. LXXV, NO. 278 (TWELVE PAGES) (ClaMUIad AdvartMag oa Pago 1 9 ) night at the Log C ^ in in Lebanon. 9:30 a.m. and all are invited. of West Hartford; and the Sun­ 1. Kindergarten children en­ ■ j serves in ail ranks are\open for MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1956 PRICE FIVE CENTS Activities for the members of days following until the pastor, tering school for the first time Manchester man serving as assist' the coming term. \ ASSUMPTION HALL Windham Local, No. 683, included Applications for the "Miss Wap- the Rev. Arnold Tozer, returns who did not ro ister in the ant director when it opens for a j ______' ^ a social hour and steak dinner. The ping Fair of 1956" must be mailed from England, where he has a spring. new term on Sept. 10. He Is Jo-1 THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STREETS Wjillimantic division was the Cellu­ to the Fair secretary on or be­ number of speaking engagement.*!. 2. All other - pupils new in Navy Pushing lar Rubber Products Co. before be­ seph H. Christoph of 27 S. I^ ^ e -, JT COMPORTARLE SEATING— AMPLE PARKING fore Sept. 1. j^jpplicition blanks Dr. Roberts is not available for town not previously registered. coming part of Rogers last month. will be found' on the^ back of the a settled pastorale. However, he The Board of Education says wood Circle. > L E G A L B E V E R A Q E S J Fair Book, available free from has, on several occasions, appear­ it is the desire of all principals The school, which in its last IT a t low PRirr* A Hunt for Plane Parents of Troop 81 Boy Scouts local business establishments and that all registration formalities term had close to 100 student of-1P PRICES ^ ed at Second Church. He sup­ be completed before the open­ attending Camp Piopeer in Win- banks. plied the pulpit and performed du­ fleers of the Navy, Coast Guard I r H piim 4 to Offer Guarantees sted are Invited to attend the ing day of school. Sept. 5. so all Off Red China ties in the parish for 'five months classes may start promptly and Marine Corps reserAes, w ill'^ A lI h U r U lllf ; M O r M ^ Honor Campfire Saturday evening Dean F. Poeth of Bolton and prior to the .spring of 1953 when accept applicants for enrollment k HOURS 8'A.M. to II P.M. j beginning at 7:30. Bob McOomb, Maria R. Ssraga, 91 Main St., the Rev. Mr. Tozer a.ssumcd the when school begins. Rick Ainsle and Tom Brown have on the evenings of Aug. 27 and j ^ AAAAAAAJikAAJP . Iwakuni, Japan, Aug. 25.(/P) have applied for a marriage li­ pastorate. It is .hoped ai.large Sept. 4, as well as on its first ______- ■ _____ ■ —U.S. Navy Air officials said been .named to the Buccaneers, the cense in Hartford. They will be number of both the old and new three nights of classes. Sept. 10, ^ rrr———— — — junior Honor Society at Camp married Sept. 8. members will turn oiit td wel­ tion of an operator's 'license tm ight the body of Tech­ Pioneer. ^ 17 and 24. Students, through at-1 O tu y U :* , come him. against Ralph G. Brown, 17, of'414 tendance at the school, m aintain, A NEW nician l.C. Albert P. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mayer ,— ----- :---- 1— Parker St., was nolled. Brown was their coitfmiasions and earn credit of Delta, Ohio, a crewman of A family picnic will be held by A A ,.K B aiM a O I A M A M ^ **a 4 I m AMAA m 8 and young sons. 36 Margaret Rd., arrested Aug. 11 by Patrolman toward promotion and retirement' FUNERAL HOME ROASTING CHICKENS a U.S. patrol plane downed off Norman's Little League team in and Mr. Mayer's motjier, Mrs. Rose benefits. ^ ; Center Springs Park tomorrow at Samuel Maltempo, but Judge Karp UNDER EXPERIENCED the Red China coast, had Mayer, 247 Summit St., have le- The school, which meets _ Mon­ We have a good range of sizes this week from four to S p.m. It is given by Norman Spec- tumed from an extended trip es Court Cases entered a nolle “because of the ex­ day nights St the Naval Reserve j MANAGEMENT wounds inflicted by gunfire. tor, sponsor of the team, in appre­ tenuating circumstances." seven pounds. Rock Cornish roasters and fryers. Ten per ciation of the fine playing and far as Montana. They visited Vir­ Training Center on Reserve Rd.,' However, the gunfire did not ginia City in that slate, Yellow­ A $35 bond was forfeited by j will offer courses this year in Sea­ • . cent off for ten or more for your freezer this week, next cause Martin’s death. He died, sportsmanship of the boys during stone and other national parks and Irwin L. Hayes, 57. of 5 Ford! Arthur Westhelmer, 41. of Brook-1 manship, Operations, Strategy and Soviet Seen Top Cheney i \^ams West the past season. ‘ Niagara Falls. St‘„ who was arrested last night,! line. Mass,, who was arrested Aug. I Tactics, Navigation, Public Infer-1 THE JOHN F. week no discouht. Heavy Jersey cream 30c per Yx pt. of multiple injuries received fo r intoxication but declined pro-' 4 and charged with speeding.,' mation and Military Justice. I , ^ in the crash of the plane, the bation in court tpday because it is! State Policeman Lawrence Secor; Included among officers In this Navy said. Stalling on ExecutivesI/-V tt e at. XI "quite tedious,'' Was sentenced to ' made the sn est on Rt. 15. A nolle area who have attended the school TIERNEY Sharp Drop Noted jail for 15 days. \ was entered in the esse of Henry are Lt. Cmdr. William L. Conlon: FUNERAL HOME ROGER OLCOn H a y t ii was arrested by Patrol­ Taipei, Formosa, Aug. 25 Maturo, Glastonbury, charged with of 102 Lakewood Circle, Lt. Cmdr. | 219 WEST CENTER ST. 403 West Center Street Mitchell 3-785S Quit Posts O" Strength In Idle Claims man Gordon Kershaw when he was allowing the operation of a truck James F. Cooper of 115 Green TEL. MI 3-1222 <^)—U.S. Vice Adm. Stuart Egypt Paet "Pnicfuinsl found in an intoxicated condition without flaps. Manor Rd.,* Cmdr. Richard La-1 Ingersoll, commander’ of the w A ru L------A u London, Aug. 25 ;(i'P)—Egypt was reported prepared today Claims for unemploymeht com near a Main St. building. He was held overnight and appeared be­ 7th Fleet, said today the By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ward Lneney ana Horace, to offer maritime powers treaty guarantees of unimpeded pensatlon in the Manchester area C/roc'cri/ fore Judge Jules Karp this morn­ search had been terminated Washington, Aug. 25 (JP)— Learned, president and vice ^ shipping through the Suez canal. ^ / / / ( nosedived from 612 to 434 I a s t ing. Haye.s, referring t o ^ proba­ for survivors of a Navy pa­ president, respectively, of i Diplomatic sources in Cairo said President Game! Abdel tion period he served on an earlier Top United States officials, Cheney Bros., have resigned week, a drop of 29.1 per cent, the trol plane downed off the Red were reported concerned to­ Nasser 'would offer the guarantees—singly or collectively to Stat^ Labor Department reported convjctlon, told- the judge he pre­ China coast.-Bu^ in Washing­ from the firm. The Herald nations using the canal—as a counterproposal to the demand STORE HOURS: ferred jail to another probation day over signs that Russia learned today. tbday. term. ton Pentagon officials said may be deliberately trying to of 18 nations for internationalization of the Suez. . . . Open Daily The percentage of the claims A total fine of $36 was levied on That famoua Ike amile waa very niuch in evidence in Monterey. the search is continuing "at Reports of the resignations These sources saW the offer probably would be outlined in decrease was more than twice as VVillism L. Pierce Jr., 22, of New Calif., aa the President acknowledged cheers of crowds on hand block a negotiated settlement have become general knowl­ -^ 8 A. M. until 6 P. M. ♦ ♦ ♦ to greet him on his arrival from San Francisco. Ike went from -full force.” with Egypt on future opera­ Nasser’s reply to the 5-nation Suez Canal Conhmittee. OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.^M, sharp as a general claims drop Britain, who was arrested Wednes­ The Washington announcement edge in the former Cheney Tha committee was delegated to ‘------^------iJ-'-'p—- ...... day and charged with speeding, and College ■tatien to exclusive Cypress Point Club for a short holiday. tion of the Suez Canal. Thursday and throughout the-State."The depart­ came from the office of Adm. Ar- Bros.' plants and a ChOney tell the Egyptian President the ma­ ment reported that Connecticut disregarding s stop sign and fail­ leigh A. Burke, chief of naval op­ Sources both here and abroad jority of nations at this week's l/in .' Friday Evenings ure to display registration plates. erations. cqptinue to emphasize that the Bros., official who asked not claims were down from 24,875 to 3VARD CHENEY don Suez conference want an inter-' Alfred Kinsey FREE PARKING 21,915, a 12 per cent decline. Auxiliary Police Capt. Gerald Naval^ officials at the Pentagon danger of war as a result of be idientified confin.— meats, in the cool of the eve of initial claims, which indicate Burke's office said he radioed perintendent of the Cheney Dr, Alfred C. Kinsey. 82-ysar-old ning or early in the morning. Windsqj*, arrested Aug. 3 by Pa­ inatructiona to continue the search retary of State Dulles is bringing for a phone call. From Cap LaBroad, former new spells of unemployment. In trolman John Hughes and charged Pebble Beach, Calif., Aug. • downfall of many a crack golfer. back from the 22-nation Suez con­ Bros, textile laboratory, has Will Meet Anywhere biologist who won fame for hig the week ending Aug. 11, there to the 7th Fleet last night. TTiia ...... books on human' sexual behavior, manager of Robart Turkey with speeding, had the charge re­ 25 (/P)t—President Eisenhow­ Thq, direct approach from tee to directive apparently waa en route ference in London which ended tendered his resignation. There still was no official indi F irm . . . were 26l such claims. -Last week, duced to a violation of the rules green is. over an ocean inlet, re­ Thursday. cation In Cairo on whether Nasaed i here this morning after a this figure stood at 62. er, refreshed anJ back to play­ j to the Pacific Command at the The reported resignatitms brief illness. He had been in a of the road by Asst. Prosecutor the flannel look gets quiring a 200-yard cairy over the •, time, that Ingersoll, the 7th Fleet DuIIen was due back in Wash­ would agree to receive the com CONNECTICUT The only increase in the claims William DeHah. Judge "Karp ac­ ing a full round of golf, tack­ surging water. ington in mid-afternoon today. of Ward Cheney and Learned mittee. The committee was ready coma from a heart ailment and j commander, waa sending a mes- pneumonia. NATIVE HEN situation here was in the percent­ cepted the recommendation and les the tricky Cypress Point The safer, easier way ia to play ' sage to Washington saying the State Department officials In were apparently the first to meet him in Cairo or anywhere age of women on the benefits fined Riordan $12. high fashion marks for Fall! off to the left from the tee. try search waa being called off advanca of hia .arrival said they elae he suggests. Ailing for the laat aix monUu$ TURKEYS lb. 63c course again today. And he fpr about 130-yards by-passing the knew ofL '— r...,,.. .. stages of a wholesale reor­ Beneath the surface calm, there rolls. Two Ai^eeka ago, there were A charge of violation of limita­ may "Shoot the works” on the The instructions of the Washing- no' plans for Dulles to In he had been in and out of hoapi- 250 women, accounting for 40.8 $ 7 * 9 8 inlet, then pitch to the green. ington headquarters will'' prevail, make a 'jf nationwide broadcast, aa ganization being started waa a feeling of heightening ten­ tals in IndianapoUa and Blooming­ The tbieat choice grade 7 to 7H treacherous 16th hole this the firm. sion in the Egyptian capital. Ibe. Puritan and Premium per cent of the totaU Last week, little aiater Eisenhow*er's drives usually the Pentagon explained. he sometimes has done on return­ ton, and his research work had there were 227, accounUng for time. travel a good 225 to 250 yards, but ing from abroad. LaFrance Industries com­ The Cairo diplomatic sources been sharply curtailed. I Ingersoll Jiaid shipq and air- predicted Nasser's reply would LAMB LEGS lb. 59c 52.3 per cent. The vacationing President, tak­ yesterday he elected to play it ci*aft which took part in the. search ! Officials aaid also they did not pleted negotiations to Cheney The institute for sex reaearcli, Personal Notices 1.98 ing a respite' from poIiUca after safe. He went around the inlet and think he would ma]er who left little naping the 32-day-old infant ^rom ^ Twenty-five police today raided In scientific circles, Kinaey waa PAHIES or BULK Ib. 89c boy out of school. Eisenhower had to watch a part of the President's ries an implication of Soviet back­ Peter Weinberger to die in a road­ the patio of Mr. and Mrs. Morris . . known as the world's top authority a wonderful time touring one of round today. the headquarters of the pro-Na- ing for Egypt in any miliUry im uLTMaf I Tn« caJu lOf Of foFce wiilcn tionalist Cypriot Farmers Union, side tangle of honeysuckle vines. *^v Ju iv T *>«"d in the early daya of the on gall waspa when he turned to aex HAMBURG Ib. 39c the nation's toughest and most After his first 18-hole round the showdown—which could encourage Authorities said Angelo, John research in 1938, out of interest picturesque courses. It pestles on seized the union's records and ar­ Eg.vptlan President Gamal Abdel hv nolice' have faded into the President took a mid-day rest ag. LaMarca. 31-year-old mechanic. __ background and the deaire for in a marriage course he had been the Pacific Ocean shore. prescribed In* his phyticiima. TTieh rested two officials. Nasser’ to refuse negotiati.ons on told them he took'the Weinberger as saying he abandoned the child teaching. ... J - Sizes 4 to 6z. The spectacular 16th hole a The ^ union headquarters has peace haa come to the fore," TONIGHT! baby to Brooklyn and left him the next day after he panicked in Abdulghani said.' He paid a f^duate student 1900 been raided previously on suspi­ 222 - yard par 3 — has been the (Continued on Page Eleven) (Contiiined On Page Four)'. overnight with a friend only hours a vain attempt to collect $2,000 in a year out M hia own pocket to /nchurjL Baby Dept. cion of-aiding Cypriot extremists ransom to meet a pile of debts, Concillatoty Spirit in their bombs-and-bullets cam­ after the Fourth of July kidnap­ Before meetlrig Nasser, the In­ help in thg^eaearch at first, be­ Main Floor ing. Searchr.s found the decomposed fore the National Research Council C / ro ce n / Peach Shortcake paign agaimst British rule. "The Identity of the friend Jn remains of the infant yesterday donesian Minister said he would V Follows Leaflet Campaign , in underbrush near > heavily trav­ try to impress' on the Egyptian The raid followed the appear­ ‘Sucker Town’ Brooklyn mentioned by LaMarca leader "the conciliatory spirit" of ■Unued on Page Four) ^ / / / ( • A d la i Sees^ Estes TotJay 1$ unknown and the whereabouts eled Long Island Parkway a half Sizes 7-to, 14. ance of leaflets' signed by, the unknown," a police official said. mile north of the LaMarca home the London conference, including Festival Eoka underground spurning! a Pays Tribute "He has repeatedly refused to in Plainview. * the 18 natlona demanding interna­ New at Plnehurst Girls’ Dept. British surrender demand, and an __ tionalization. Made just like the explosion that killed a Greek ^ l 11 identif}’ the per.*(on or the place." "Even if the child was alive Indonesia, Ruaaia, India and old fashioned fig bar MANCHESTER HRE DEPAItTMENT . 2nd Floor QUILTED SWING SKIRT LsMarca’a wife told neq'smen: when it was placed on the ground, HREHOUSE GROUNDS 6:3&4P.M. To Confer oil’Campaign Cypriot in what may be a resump- ! J. O A n Sl X dUCCl* "Someone else' lij ijnvolyed but' he it may well constitute murder," Ceylon were the conference minor­ Bulletins Two slit' pockets with adju.stable leather tab, matching blou.se, tion of the underground campaign ' won't say who." said Diet. Atty. Frank Gulotta. ity who offered a substitute plan FROM VENUS: CORNER MAIN and HILLIARD STS. of violence. The raid on the farm LaMarca. a bushy-haired man ! for continued Egyptian control of from the AP Wirea Riviera neckline with paisley ascot,’ Pretcen sizes 10 to 14. Liberlj-ville, lU., Aug. 25 i/P) * paign director, working closely union waa the first crackdown re­ Weltunka, Okla., Aug. 25 iJP)— Under New York the canal but with an internaUonal DATE BARS W B EN Em HRE DEPARTMENT PARADE AND Adlai E. Stevenaon arranged to , with party Chairman Paul A. But­ ported since the Eoka called a. *r>,i. 1. o.. ji.. .w , . with two children of his own. was who causei a dea^ wh le comrnit- board-powerless to en- APRICOT BARS This is the day this East Central ^eld without bail for a further ting a felony is liable to first de- recommindations. UNIFORM FUND _ meet today with Sen. Eatea Ke- ler, and his own deputy, H y Ras­ tnicti Aug. 16. Oklahoma town a 2,000 • qitizens | hearing next Friday on a kldnap- RASPBERRY BARS kin. Chicago lawyer. The mayor of Nicosia, Themia- T ■ It was considered unlikely Nas- NHRh FREIGHT OfcRAlLXD STRAWBERRY BARB ■? fauver to diacuss detaila of their have fun celebrating tne lime theyj ing charge. He made no plea, by death in the electric chaii. Kid- ; ^^uld make any reply to the ' Stamford, Aug. 25 (IP)—Four* Thi* sdvt. apoilAored by 'The Manchester Tract Co. SKIRT 17.98-BLOUSE s3.^8 Wilson W>*mtt. former Louisville tocles Dervls, meanwhile urged whirlwind, croaa-country trip next Britain to announce, immediately a were taken in as "suckers" *prua. 1. 11.1-,. ______.u i probablv will be added to the kid- penalty of deal In the electrjc | observer he sent to Lon- j at thi fiannel’feeling and a way of washing like a hankyl for a atrenuoua campaign. fast-Ulking stranger who. never i S.ping indictment sought from th4 across five of the New Haven heard all about Big Top Pea. aon'a personal advisor and roordl- Such a move, Dervis asserted, ci me back. grand jury. i Jon during the conference. Wing * Railroad’s tracks'Joat west ef. nut Butter and saw the beauti' Gaily contrast-piped and frosted with linen. Stevenaon'a ' vice preaidential ' nate. the work of the Stevenson- could save the "deteriorating", sit­ The seventh annual "Sucker The parents, Morris Weinberger, - commander A^ Sabry. 4 ■ running mate waa due at COiicago Meanwhile, a policeman was 48, prosperous drug salesman, and ! g^bry, Nasser's chief political the canal at. bridge today. A ful Sherbet glasses in which.it Kefauver campaign 'committee and uation on this Mediterranean island Day" has been extended for two locked in with the dejected prison- railroad spokesman said ^ ac­ la- packed. \ le/l.'beautifully tailored blazer-style top. pleat skiiti Midway airport thia morning the Volunteera for Stevenson-Ke- colony. days Ihl.s year to aCcimmodate hiawnfe. Betty, 32. had nevei given' i^ft London by plane fjbr where a waiting car will whiak ^ hope through all the desperate calfo:* Sabry said he did not know cident probably would tio on \ Sizes 4 t o T to 14. fauver. both of which will have Dervia is chairman o( the Greek the large crowd of , viallora Who I i traffic for some three hours an Plnehurst offers Big Top him immediately to the Demo­ offices in Democratic headquar­ Nationalist party, and a member have come to join in the huge pa­ w^eks since the kidnaping th a t, j,ow Nasser would react to th e : u cratic preaidential nominee's their baby xyas still alive. Frien(l$ i invitation to open negotlatfons. | the main line between N ow Peanut Butter in 3 Sizes ters. 1001 Connecticut Ave., Wash­ ot the inner cabinet of the- Greek rade. featuring floats from Okla­ York and Stamford. aheep farm near here. ‘i ington.' , . Ethnarchy Oouncil, chief organisa­ homa' City, McAlester and other News Tidbits said their reaction to the newa wgs ' Egypt meanwhile sought to hire Lg. Sherbet Glass .... 47c W l ^ S T O W f l Steven.aon's new preaa aecretary, George Ifiell. 'Washington and tion of the dominent Greek Ortho­ stat'e cities. very severe. They haVe an older pHotg in V^est Gennany to guide!, A classic set that looks ‘ Clayton, Fritohey, mqving into the JERSEY FIRE KILLS FOUE Sm, Sherbet Glass ,...4 1 c dox CThurch. He also is spokesman A water ski contest, boat, races CulliMi from AP Wir<» Son- ' convoys through the canal. A acore j JeiMy City, N. g., Aug. 25 lit and fits as though it were driver'! aeat, invltedi reporter^ to (Continued on Page Eleven) for other Grek (HYproit mayors. : .JUiklarca was arrested early , or more pilots on home leave have ^ ^ r H A R M A C T cover Kefauver'a arrival at the and other entertainment are' on A (Mt-movlng fire swept through Plain JJar .39c made for you. This is a In ah interview with the news­ tap to give Wetumka its -annual Thursday at hia Plalnyiew home.: not returned since Nasser seized (our tenement houaea during ^ 469 H artfm Road—(Cor'ner of McKee)—Tel. MI 9-9946 farm for today'ja conference!. paper Times of (Cyprus, Dervia said' He was tracked down after a ' the canal July 26. Others may quit Tou vrill find everything in . 1 , must for your wardrobe. FVitchey, a veteran newapaper festive air. j - . , vt Winds with gusts up to 75 miles night and tooK the lives of two Britain's recent surrender offer to Eiach year the town's po|Hilation an hours batter. Ruhr 'Valley and painstaking FBI search through if the canal-remains in Egyptian women and two little boys. Over Plnehurst's vegetable displays. Available in lOOTf super executive and deputy Democratic the EOKA underground complicat­ more than two millioh handwriting hands. repeat oi a sell-out your naUonal . chairman, atarted the Texans Voting swells to about'6,000 for the happy Rhineland in brief storm which 170 persona, including oonM M soft orlon—100^. tiephyr ed the situation. celebration. rlaim y'three Uvea... Army flies children, were made b o n e lo M •TRESHER ■ SPECIAL newa mill grinding immediately af­ "What the real motive was in (Ooatlnued on Pnge Four) (Continued on Pnge '■'our) wool—banlon in a wide ter hia arrival yesterday as the Three Da.vs in Town helicopter on first transcontinen­ as the flames destroyed two ad­ BY variety of styles and In ' Democratic demanding surrender at auch a But. the folk.! of I Wetumka tal. non-stop trip in' attempt to joining S-atory frame dwelllaga nylon elostic hosiery “ Democrat's answer to' James C. • ul time,.I do not know," Dervia Mid. "colors. Sizes 34 to 40. ■ 'VS;. Hagerty, President Eisenhower's ■weren't..ln ,a happ.v mood when the prove practicability of long-range and gutted two more. FAR" most ^ SALE "It leaves me no doubt at all that super .con man who called himself 'pbpter flighta ’ .. for relief from verieiMe veins ne^va aecretary. although they (the British govern­ Becker's Special Soon after Fritchey visited the Governor Race F. Bam Morrison left ’ town in Ft. Carton's commandant Racing to Check on Complaint, CITE^EIPINO BURMA RAID ment) ha(9an opportunity to make July 1950. He spent only three : "made a mistake" in insisting tha(J _ • - Rangoon. Burma, Aug. 25 CD— Slicing TQmatoes 2 lbs. 25c farm, Stevenson issued a state­ a quick end of the whole que.stion, ment .asserting President Eisen­ Dallas. Tex.. Aug. 25 oPi^Texaa Usually reliable sources bald ta- devastating & they did nqt want tado so because forgotten. He took off with a specified weights. Army Secrets- day Red Chinese forces hava Long Island hower's acceptance speech at the voters wtent to the polls today to they never intended at any time ' j State Policeman Catches,Thief made a third incursion Into north­ $ PULLOVERS Umbrellas say whether they want Sen. Price goodly bundle of cash in his pock­ ry Wilbur M. Brucker sa.vs... J Potatoes ...... 10 lbs. 49c 0.99 Republican' national convention “to give the people self-government ets. Trial of eight greater Boston men ■ —— . ern Burma and fortified pesHIffna eidy bore little resemblance "to the Re­ Daniel of Liberty or Atty. R ^ h and self-determination.” near a Burmese military psllon ' Wax Beans $3.98—$5.98 publican record." Yarborough of Austin as governor Claiming to be an advance agent indicted for 1950 Brink's robber is I Norwich, Aug. 25 (A*)—A State-Baltic where Raymond was head- eecli Declared Truce Aug. 16 for a non-existent circus, Morrison adjourned for weekend with ‘— ’ ed. garrisoa. These sources said M Native Cucumbers weapon..: Ten or sLvtecn rib. A short while later, the nominee for the next two years. Eoka. the fighting underground Policeman speeding from the Dan was the hiost daring move R ^ • announced the completion of his Daniel had. a ’lead_ of 165.000 sold gullible merchants on the idea more jurors being added to Reaching Griswold, the man i Wonderful Idaho S.9I pair Regular and pjtjgoda force of the mo-ement to unite of getting rich quick. already, selected lelaon Barracks to Norwich early: threatened Raymond who got out ; Chins has yet made in Bunaa, ri campaign organiaation. ail of votes In the first Democratic pri- today to check the complaint of a { putting troops 42. mUes fran Baking Potatoes styles. Border and which »1ll be moved to Washing­ , mary July 28. but failed to gain a He aolicited paid-in-advance ad- A 49-year-old woman bookkeep- of his car while the hitchhiker slid' Myltfcyina capital sf Kachhi state CARDIGANS (Ceattaued on Pago Four) vertUing. sold concessions and 1 supervisor at Chicago bank man a'ho aaid a hitchhiker had: behind the wheel. The hitchhiker 1 Newest thing in Plnehurst's plaid materials .vith ton for close coordination with the ; majority of all voter cast, so the and a Burmese army brlgadn smart new handle. national committees. I runofT was needed against # persuaded the usually cautions' where she worjeed 33 years is held robbed him and stolen his car him-: announced he waa carrying a gun headquarters. Dietetic Department is non­ Cites So%'iet Blast Yarborough, who ran second. buaineaamen to lay In extra stocks in jail in connection with disap­ seif picked up a hitchhiker and and warned, “You knoa’ a-hat a’ill fattening, less than' 1 calorie to $5.98-$7.98 of refreshments—including hay for pearance of nearly $800,000 of happen." a tablespoon latte in the day word got to The Democratic nomination for ! Dakota Accident charged him with the crime. B.ABE HAS POOB NIGHT Stevenson that the "New Times,'' governor is usually equal ,to elec- ! elephants. liank’a funds...Four persons are The victim was Darius Ray­ Raymon<1.4hen got back in the - Galveston, Tex., Ang. 25 (JPhm killed Md SO ii^ured in bomb ex­ cs(^>'9. passenger, and they drove made with fine natural rubber an official Soviet Journal in Mos­ tion in Texas. Takes Nine Lives "The town figured it learned a mond. 34, of Baltic, a textile mill “All we can do now is bspe.* FRENCHEHE cow, had denounced him as being Daniel Bac'ked Ike ' t good leason from Morriaofi. plosion ■ on crowded New Delhi employe. ' a b ^ t u^til the man stopped, de- ! (ieorge Zaharias asM teday te • 5 waj-g better LONG SLEEVE backed by "financial tyioons” and Daniel, a Der-iocratic U.S. Sen­ When, their fury at being luckei-s ' atraet. State Policeman Wendell Hay­ manding'"Give me your" money.” I describing the eondiUon of Mo. DRESSING FOR SALAD Wall. S. D.. Aug. 25 (iP) — Nine subsided, the folks decided to have i Harry S. Truman and M n t. Tru- "That isn't enough," the man | • guaranteed to hold ita ea.:' the “moat'reactionary raciata ele­ ator. supported Republic;; Dwight den of Manchester identified the wife. Babe Dldribssa ZabMteL 29c • 3,39 ments in the Democratic party." peraons. including three children, fun anyway. They threw g big *>«*" invited by former klleged robber as Homer Morency Mid aa Raymond turned over hia J “She didn’t have a good blgbL!* Eisenhower for president in 1952. ahape longer PULLOVERS were killed last night when two party with the uselcM supplies and Democratic National Committee 20. of Griswold. An hour and a half i vallet with $26. "You’ve got more He was quick to seize on that. So did a number of prominent Tex­ cars crashed headon near here in lie aaid of the famous wmaM Tonight until 9 or Sat. from • if^eer, aoft .and sfamlefis "1 have Just been denounced By ans. who turned awa.v from Adlai called it “Sucker Day." It's been J Chairman and Mrs. Frank McKin after the arrest. Hayden said he; at home, haven’t you? athlete who la erltieiUly ■ A t A South Dakota's worst traffic ac­ growing every year. neyj to accompany them to Olym- atill was questioning the young When the man proposed that' 8 A. M. until 6 P. M. get $ 4 . 9 8 one of the leading Soviet publica­ , Stevenson, the Democratic nomi- cident of history. caaccr. ”l’m afraid bar • firm aupport, better .Colled Collect I pic'll games in A ustralia... .Ohio man to determine s'hether to book they drive to Raymond’s home, | tion lsa’4 good. Babe la wmf good things to eat at 302 tions,” Stevenson said in a state­ : nee, when Stevenson said he felt "It waa the most violent carnage 2-way atretch •porlawear—2 eM Floor ment. "But it waa only a ' f e w the tidelands belong to the federal Despite sMuranrea that bygones couple, charged with rioiating him on any charges in addition to Raymond told him falsely that he ! weak and very Hred tMa ■«•»> JibiDStM North of the Arm­ I’ve ever witnessed," aaid Dr. G. be bygones and that no charges state law prohibiting riots, will be motor vehicle' theft and larceny. lived on Cliff St. near the center of i • no wrinkle at the ankle weeks ago th a t, the Republican government. Eiaenhower Mid he W. Mills. Wall physician who was Ing.” • ' ory at Haehuesi Comer. Policy .(Senatd) Committee an­ felt the oil-rich, dlspute<$. area are pending. F. Bam Morrison hM arraigned in connection with Hayden' spotted Morency hitch­ Norwich, designating an apart-' • acnaationally low priced among first to reach the scene, I 'j never revisited his victims. The buralBg of eroas outside home of hiking . on the outskirts of Nor-* m ent Iioum tbpre aa his home. .MINISTER EfiCAPlte RLAM . 7oT7*‘ nounced that the CMmmunista were should go to the aUtea. The tide- milea west of .here on U.S. 14-16. • Negro family in Columbus. backing the Democrata. The Re­ lands are not an .issue thia year, ^nly word ever hehrd waa a tele­ wich at 4:30 a.m. Raymond's car The man let^m out there, and | Montgomery. Ain.. -J k w g, A Only one little . girl survived phone call from a Missouri jail Norwegian' Eiaater Island expe­ WM found abandoned about a mile drove off as Raymond entered the publican leaders were wrong having gone to the atates. from a Custer, 8. D. family of aix, (D>—An explaabm S&H GREEN STAMPS again. Yet I can predict with con­ prisoner o few yearz ago. Calling dition 'captained by explorer Thor away. Morehey hkd $26 concealed apartment'foyer. dnmagsd tbo bomo o t m Daniel, who haa two yearz to riding in one car. Four young men M-.yerdahl of Kbn Tlkl fame *e- W ^ S T O W M fidence that what President Eisen­ serve aa Junior aengtor. waa elect­ collMt, Qf courJe.ithe man ,said he in one of his socks.'. Hayden said. Raymond went to police head- j white mteiatnr who Jbte hower called ‘the party of tprin- occupyin]^ the' second all were was their boy and would Mineone turM to Oslo la converted deep 'The policeman reported that quarters nearby with his com-! tivs in ' GIVEN WITH GASH SALES ed in 1932 aalh e dual nomfnee Of killed. . |wa fishing vessel. . . Justice De: ciple. not expediency', will con­ the Democrats and U RepuMi- send over $23 to pay his fint. The Ra.vmond told this btory: plaint. 1 sU Negro FHARMACT MANCHifTiR CONM* tinue to smear" the Democrata aa Coroner Bill Campbell identi- irequest was turned down but partment M ya graup of ArkanMs Driving thhough the Greenville Hayden said that Morency, al-1 K cana. The Jaw pcriBitUng Uda Hed the dead aa: residents acted Illegally in at- 459 Hartftml Rolad—( Com w •<[ McKee)—Tel. CORNIM4AIN AND OAK STREETS adft on communism." croM-filing has ainra been r^ealed. got an offer of an expense paid trip section of Norwich aiboyt 12:30 though he ,bad told, Raymond ssv- I No; James A- Finnegan mil top the Theron Conger, 38; hia A6-ya^r- to bo their jpieat at 'the 'annual uemptlng force their school a.m., he picked up a hitchhiker and eral times that he had r gun. 'Was | . I . celebration. Jho InviUtioR atlU board to return to racially Mgre- agreisd to take him to his horns In carrying no wnapw whan bo ^ttmnm aon- organiaaUon. aa cam- (Om Um I aa Fiig|^ra«ff) .(Coal^Md M Pag* Tw*) <4atajidz. gated instruction in community. GriswoIdfSblUibloFii beyond piebdd him np. ^ ■X. ■> -aS I .*