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MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1955 P ^ i^ T E E N !^nrl|(ater lEti^mng HmUt ATatags Dallf Nat Prasa R ob k s i Tor Mm Weak TMofi . study at Harvard tha othar half. In school ayatesu tha epportmlty to , A o e h I is, 1888 TUr MlM lloan StiicMand. U Oak Internship Plan a seminar each W||isk. tha interna work with eolleget in recruiting r t , la spending the' week at Star UNAM Plans Busy Program wilt discuas their teaching aaperi- and preparing teachera to fill their About T ir a Isle of Shoals. 10 Kilss encea in the light of course work. needs ^ O A l U C O A . 10,823 'B io a t t T out to sea from Ppitsmouth, Aimed to Solve 1410 program has two broad r«(M w Aatit *^^.0«BMliton e( UlMTty N& IT, K. M.. where she Is acting as a For United Nations Week goals, liie first is to> get able eol- ofCTwIaM w ManehtsUr^—A City o f ViUage Charm Wia hold a rocttlw tomUiic counselor for the second week of Thfit Interfirct Ths the Congregational Touth Con Acute Shortage lege graduates Into teaching by of IW iiitrmi sight at 8 o’clock In fering new routes to a teaching Wishes Of The PsEiil7 ference. ___ _ < -* o m ig e Hall. )V>llowiag tho moot- Tha United N.atione Association :wlth plans for U.N. Week., At a career. *17118 la eapecially valuable w Paga U ) PRICE FIVR CENTU | u a soda) hour with rofrooh- Miss Helen MaePheraon of 376 MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1955 Mra Signe Sheekey and Mrs. of Manchester, commonly known second meeting on Sept. 9 final ap- for sîdeijitB who do not wish to (FOURTEEN PAGES) m n t i in charge of tho men of tho -j given to the Interim Woodbridge St. took part the last delay teaching for a full year pf Power Shovol JOHN Be BURKE ledgo win ha hold. EUsabeCh Johnson, both of 613 as UNAM. Is planning a busy pro- > eommlttee's proposals and a by- Main St., and Mrs. Johnson's sis six weeka in the Harvard-Newton graduate study. FUNERAL HOME ter, Mrs. Alice Unde of Water- gratp for the observance of United | laws 'committee was appointed to Summer Program, a new pattern Secondly, the program gives the For Rent TEU ia-S-8S88 Jke Seen in Favor Jamas O. Glenney. Son of Mr bury, are vacationing in Miamir Nations Week, Oct.* 16 to 24 nnd draw up a set Of by-laws for the ' - and Mrs. John G. Qlennoy of *0 for ' teacher-training' which may For Sewef, Water and S7 BAST CENTER ST. Fla., with Mrs. Unde's daughter, the 10th anniversary of the ratifi- November meeting, p e a e by-laws help to solve the country'! acute Irrigation Ditches. Etc. Bigalow St., haes boon advanc^ Mrs. Elmer Walters, who lives cation Of the United Nations Char-; weres1lh members of " L /. a 17 setts colleges, six school eyetems the various commilteesadfaWing fl'ctcci. office^ to Iw installed at and the Harvard Graduate" School FRESH CANDY 1 Curves serving with U.8. t i w i f Mobile .FRANK DAMATO Ganava Auff. 18 IT)— iMWiM Construction Battallon/4 in the A special first anniversary Mass tip plana for tha obeer\’afice during meeting, of Education worked together to Whitman, Schrafft. P. A S. ^ L. Strauaa, chairman of tb.e will-be' held this evening at 7:30. the summer months. Thus, beceuae aome people in develop the idee. i A SONS Worth Africsn arOa. Th4 advance Contractors yjB. Atomic iBnergy Oomtala- ment U the result of /Suecossfully at the nevr Church of the Assump Plans for the local obae.vanre Manchester do b elief that world Miss MeePherson was among the I aipn, aaiMunced today that completing the Navj^-vddo com tion. A meeting of the Family Fes include a clothing drive from Mon- P*®*’*, Po»»‘blc. that the Indi nearly 100 students representing | Arthur Drug Sturn] PhoM MI 8-7001 or MI 0-0499 L ose Stale Prkaidant EiMnhowcr ta/ored tival committet. will follow. an.. ♦ tn aatiit-a*,.* ' vidual citizen has a responsibiiilj 3* collegea from Maine to Cali-: Candy Cnpbonrd a £ S J / petitive examinatims held in day, Oct. 10, through Saturday. In its achievement and that' the a second world conference op Ffbtuary. / Oct. 22, with the British American fomia which have been attend peaceful uaea of atomic energy Lakota Council Nd:<81. Degree t.'nited Nations is the beat Initru- ing the "colIege-withln-a-echoOt- Club aa collection depot; a tree ment yet devised for this purpose, to be held in two or three- of Pocahontas, will meet Wednes will be planted. In Ceutcl. Park in system" in Newton. Mass. Hartford, Aug. 16 i / F ) — yean. Sunsel Council'Mo., 49, Degree day at 8 p.m. In Odd FelIovils.Hall. the United Nations Association of Q S ta-î p i of Pocah'ontait, will' hold its commemoration of the 10th an- A graduate of Radcllff College in Connecticut’a Republican Strauaa made his atatement Members are asked to be on time Manchester t;ame into be.ing. It 1954. Miss MaePhereon plans to monthly meoUng tonight at 8 niversay of the United Nallons: a now has a membrshlp of I.*! "or- Chairman declared it o d ay at a luncheon attended by top as the meeting will start promptly fpreigti gupsti .weekend win be heldj teach Bocial etudlM upon the com members o f- the Asiior’ean ^ .a'oleck In 'Timer Hall. After-the af 8 o'clock. ■ganhtatton* slid 90 Indivldirtils, that the GOP "S* currently .transaction /ot business a social with foreign students in this coun pletion of her schooling. This fall delegation to the current H. y. Afc>wv„ [ m a s s ^^ try the gtiests of Manchester plus two s(>on.soring organizations, she will become a teaching Intern working harmonioualy And atoma - for .- peace conferenu. hour will bo hold. Mist Barnice Juul, M E. Center whose by-laws do not permit them families: vsrious P*’ ); I to become members of another or in Newton. Mass., mesnwhile car Given On C.O.D. Deliveries growing stronger day by including mambe'ra of the Joint St., entertained with a buffet din I displays will.be set up and in.stead ,____ Congrassioiral Committee on Mombsi^ of Co. 1, MFD, wilt ganization UNAM hopes to in rying on studies for her master’s dav” in tWa state. ner yeeterdi-y at her Columbia of the usual speaker's- meeting degree at the Hatward Graduate 'Hiat wax state GOP CSialrman Atomic Energy. [Storm’s Cetiter Due h ^ a / meeting tonight at ' 8 LAke cottage, honoring her sister. crease Us membership and it.s 1 other oi ganlzations will be urged sei-v-ices ae time goes on to help School of Education. Clarence F. Baldwin’e reply to a He said it would be out of o'clock At tile firehouse, corner of Mrs. Nettie -««nton. v/ho le vieit- ' to have United Nations programs Under the guidance of nearly 40 CORNELL BAKE SHOP Hartford Courant story quoting a order for a formal proposal to pern .Main hnd HiUiard SU. ing her frtpn Detroit, Mich. About others to form similar organisa OHIO ’ during U.N. W9ek. tions . so...... that the. United...... Natiions...... "master teachers" from public 449 HARTFORD ROAD MAMANCHESTER high Republican parly report as be laid before the present 30 members of the Juul family The Upited Nations Association saying Connecticut le in danger of meeting but added that the The poach ahortcake committee were present. may become really known, under- •rhools and Eastern colleges, they Tomorrow Morning ' of Manchester has been active for stood and supported at the com- have been teaching classes, ob becoming a firm Democratic U.8. delegates to the United of /the Muncl.fster Fire Depart ' three veara now. In .June of 1680 serving sdiicatlonal methods and RANGE & FUEL OIL state. . Nations presumably would In ment will meet tomorrow night at Delegates from the Manchester a ania'll* group Intel ested In furfl the King Cross forcelorce lateiBie tonight ioiiiBiiiur«Aij or early Wednes-y.— aiwed Communist penetration round basis, its purpose to pro EMERGENCY aomething ian’t done aoon to heal Railroad Statidn area. mote public interest in and educa Miami m day. Tides are now reported one to buslneas, kaa been help- party breachea in the stale, to in Wanen Hayes, American singer performing in Brazil, drops head Pol.ipe apfd tliey believed the four feet above normal and should u ,. blackliatlnr of actors BIG TRADE-IN OFFER tion oh the U.N. and to provide a . O IL lURNER vigorate the party leadership, snd first to his death from his 10th story window in Rio De Janeiro s weapons^-'ând ammunition were 200 ing in the blackliatlng of actors local service center where material reach six to eighth feet above for political reasons. SERVICE to build up the orgsnlzation - Vogue Hotel during a fire fatal to four others Aug. 14. A cur most of the haul made by mem- STAtUnMIlH normal near and for 90 miles asst ON THIS NEW G-E RANGE and information could be obtained, j, especially in Hartford—that Con bcrj» 'of the outlawed Irisli Repub- KsyWast.. V Elliott Sullivan, 48, an actor for. FABRICS Sewing tain still dangles fromithe window out of which Hayes Jumped of where the center crosses., tha 36 years, repeatedly challenged , An Interim committee aet up by 1 necticut ia in danger of becoming when the blaze reached Iris room. The singer had •pPf*’'*'" UeSn Army tIRA) in tlieir raid coast.” this committee drew up proposals ' CALL a Orm ' Democratic atate such ss (AP Wirepholo via radio the .Aborfield Army Depot in the committee’s right and twwar to for the basis of a permanent or holel'a n i^ t club before the fatal fire, Diane Advances on Coast Veering from Georgia queation him about his politlcai as Rhode Isisnd." , from Rio ue Janeiro). ^ Berkai'.ire near Reading 'Satur ganization and mailed them to in WILLIAMS Hurricane Diane's approximate Iccalion and direction Aug, 1.6 Is The latest advisory appeared tp sociations, thoughts or actlvttlM. Replied Baldwin: day. have relieved Geqjigla coast points terested groups in Manchester. A OIL SERVICE •Despite the natural result of Twelve Scotland Yard deter, shown here a.s about 300 miles east southeast of Charleston. S. C.. h4 did not invoke tha Fifth public meeting was catied for May It's Easy To Sew With the loss of the governorship last from immediate danger. Amendment. lives, all armed, kept, a 12 hour snd traveling west northwest at 10 miles per hour. Huriicane Tlie possibility of a curize. to 27, 1982, to- discuss these propos SefwoL (^lojthsiA, fall, which did produce some de watch before raiding the shop. Warnings are being flown from Fernandina. Fla„ north to Wil lie told the committee that the als. Officers were elected at this MI-9-454S feat bitlemeas. our situation to The fact that they weie armed tl.e northward placed the North majgaxlhe Red Channels had listed meeting and authorized to proceed mington. N. C., shaded area, with storm warnings flying else Carolina coast country tn ' acute day is more harmonious than it Argentina Charges illustrated the lerlouanesS with where from St- Augustine to the Virginia Capes. Wilmington to many entertainers who “obviously haa been in a long time. From the which the police .I'nd the Arm.v danger. Only last week it was are not Communists.” He declined the Virginia Capes is on Huirlcane Alert. (AP Wir'ephoto Map). swept by Hurricane Connie. 36 ' Quadriga Cloth Rate High In Deportment • ouUet of the iegislative session, regard the IRA raiders. Usually, I • ' ' to give afly specific names. the Republican leaders in the British policemen are unarmed. Marines Joined highway crews, Rep. Francis E. 'Walter (D-Pa),. atate. realising that auccesa of the Sir John Notl-Bower..head of civilian volunteers and convicts committee cbairnoan, asked 8ulU- party and a productiva program New Plot on Peron Scotland Yard, and othar high today in a feverish attempt to ▼an if ha beiievad ha get jobs O t t « f T O K Y for the state could only come from ranking pollca and Army officers, 'thi ow up sand breakwaters along "despite the fact that you Me a When You Make Them Of North Carolina's tjehches. Con Fine Quality Prints unity, worked clowly together. Buenofi Aires, Argentina, A u g . 16 (-P>— Government charges viewed the seized weapons and Bombay Mobs Riot Cbmmunist.” • N A ammunition before they were re nie's high tides washed sway *LoMed Qoeetten* (OoaitaMfi om Pag* Four) tlial "Catholic Nationalists” ^fi'nd opposition politicians had turned to the Berkshire police. manv of the dunes which protect beach buildings. "I think yo4i loaded the ques plotted to shoot President ^ a n Peron brought Argentina to The IRA men, who followed up tion,’’ Sullivan replied. its greatest state of te n ^ n since the June 16 revolt, the Aborfield raid with two "It scares me to death to think “This conunittee haa changed Over Goa Slayings what would happen if another police said more 'than,,-™)waiy ^ r--per- j . abortive swoops on depots "in the 'rulea for getting an ' acting yard 0 .storm struck," ■ said ■ North Carp- 36" Banter Cloth \/ Dulles Credits Wales and England, have been _ * Job,” Sullivan a ^ .' / nectiqn with the all^jfid plot, but Robeson l^scs Bid described as "desperate and lina'a Gov. Luther Hodgei aftor As a reault, he said, aotora ntor Back to school dresses, your ow-n dresses, for decorating and other sources indtrkted as many _ . dangerous.” They. liiade off with Bombay. India, Aug. 16 (/P) vmllltary action against the three a 600-mlle flight over the itricken are forced to undergo *-‘a political dressmaking. Quadriga, prints are so easy to sew. Many, many THE NEWEST WASHABLE. CREASE RESISTANT, Red Arms Cut u 200 might hfcve been Jailed, G a i l l F a S S P O r t 68 guns and about 80.000 rounds , ,, ______>small Portuguese territories north area. test before they can obtain am- patterns. — Inflam ed over teslerda.N south of Bombay. Guards Only last Oct. 19, Hurricane • I hii is apnftuionm l pharmacy, specializing Previous annorincementa of such * 'r r of ammunition from Aborfield. ployinont.” plots dUripA trie nine years of Fears grew that the swoops by bloodshed in PortUfi7UPS6 there yftsterday killed an undeter- Hazel burst in upon the land at Asked if he meant the teat was FINE PLAIN COLORED COTTON the North Carolina-South Caro in prompt arid predsf tpmpoMnding, Opr am T o W est Policy P'eron's .Regime have signaled Washington, Aug. 16 A the outlawed Irish Republican each areas, e PAY ELECTRIC BILLS HERE arbitrarily in demanding that He said he would continue to seek One result of Diane's approach AUTOAAATIC the peaceful purposes of the up in the feud between the. Pres- the singer.sign a non-Commu- Reds Demand ings. the transfer of Portugueae India, (OeatliuMd a« Pago Itonr) e YOI'R HALLMARK CARD STORE Banter is one of the new ci-eaae i-esistant cottons that stay dent and the Roirian Catholic Demonstrators shouted "Nehrii , was to postpone plans for a full- United States and its Allies. nist alTidavit. the last foreign territory in the dress ceremony for the swearing neater and fresher longer — and just imagine it at the low, low- But he warned that the cut will Church mosUy dormant aince Robeson has refu.sed to sign - Leave Delhi and lead ua to Goa!" i country, by peaceful means. a WE ARE YOUR REXALL H10RE Printed Broadcloth the revolt - and a new crackdown Far East Talks at they stoned the corisulate and | in of Adm. Arleigh A. Burke as KAMGB price of only 59c yard. Buy it for children’.^ and women's leave Bumian forces the affidavit. Miss France.s G. Shops were also closed through chief of naval operations. The -\ larger" thW, those of the United on the opposition parties which Knight, director of the Pass smashed ita windows. The consul out New Delhi by a 24-hour pro dresses, skirls, blouses, aprons, draperies, spreads, etc. ha\ e refused to go alone with the ate personnel had been evacuated ceremony was to have been held \ ModcU-401 States and conMnue other elements port Division, has refused to test strike. aboard the aircraft carrier Ticon- Bulletins of R uân miuuwy strength unim- pacifiracioa campaign unless the give him a hearing on hia To Unify Korea earlier. . Nehru said ‘ laleat Information government ends its restrh'tlve deroga at Norfolk, Va. Under the passport application unless he Police opened fire on the mob, from the Bomba/ State Govern revision the swearing-in will be from the AP Wires Ic yard ^■^lUvfetDxWLiiNâWd meaauree'. does so. Robeson told a re Tokyo, A u f.'lS fg*)—Top Red wounding IHre'e demonstrators, ment put' the toll in the march in tomorrow at the U.8. Naval'Acade- n e w NORTH END Adding to’ the" unrest were new several bua and streetcar con to the Portuguese colonies at 15 (Jhineae and Korean leaders WIDE.0PENIN6 Furthermore, Dulles stressed the sntl-govemment demonstrations, porter he wôuld never sign emy at Annapolis, Md. Dark and light grounds in florals, borders, and geometrics- point that the Soviets havg never such an affidavit. chorused a new demand yeaterday ductors were hurt in attacks on dead and 28 wounded but he aaid G-E MASTER OVEN Another Shipment in front of "Buenoi Aires' Metro the •casualtlea might have been 5M 8TUMCNTB SOCTBD for dreasea, akirts, blouses, etc. given out any Information the for a Far East conference to unify their vehicles as the mob enforced (Coattaued oa Page Fear) BaMoa Alroa, Argonttaa. Asg. -at. - ' polltan Cathedral laat,îght and Korea. general strike' throughout the greater. He reported some 800 There are advantages galore with the big, rimmy All L'alrod iR) size of their forces or the nature earlier yesterday in° the central shoot him . yesterday, from an demonstrators were still in Goa 18 (P) — Police aaed Maw gaa PHARMACY of their weapons. The proposal got short shrift tn city. Master Oven. It'a eaay. to use — the wide 31-tnch opening makes apartment they had rented 6n the to rant SM itadrata atowBegTa- SLIGHT IRREGULARS O f 89c YARD Argentine city of Cordoba. Police South. Korea. A goverpihent Beginning at 'dawn.- more than and Dlu. two of the rfettlementa, it ever ao easy to aee aiid reach all dlshea. With more than 10 4 DEPOT SQ. Ml f.4 5 8 5 He said the whole situation cre used tear gas and five lioses to route along which hr rtsually'drove and said there was no lltformatlon Schmidt Mdy Seek •nlla agaiast the Paraa g mmm- per cent extra uaeable ^ e lf apace than in standard size ranges, ated by the Russian announcement Izetween his office and hia home. spokesman In Seoul denounced it 150,000 Indian.'i marched past the aacat today to the city o f Bva scatter the crowds, arresting as "nothing but the usual Com- consulate screaming demands for on what had happened to them. ->ril you can bake the biggeat turkey you will buy, or a complete oven REGULAR 49c last S'aturda.v' shows why an in about 40 demonstrators in the The announcement charged that (In Lisbon, the Portuguese For Poiea. meal — a king-size meal for 24 aen'inge. ternational exchange of informa the conspirators planned- also to mun.iifv trick to gain more time Custody of Son, 2V^ capital and lu in Cordoba. for another armed aggression"' He eign-Ministry said an unknown tion and a system of "effective in There w4r«j'no signs of tpeclal kill MsJ. Gen. Franklin Lucero, the number of Indians had bien killed SEES TRUMAN IN *88 36" Indian Head spection" are necessary for any added, '“we never beileve in any MantgoHto'ry, Ala,, Ang. IS (P) * 36" Fast Color measures to protect the President. Army minister who quashed the talks witirdhe Communists and we -and wounded yesterday. It said Sacramento, Calif., Aug. Id liFl "intelligent approach” to the con The government announcement ------— , »■ , "the Portuguese authorities were — Gov. Jaaaea B. PolMaL onje at VERSATILE DEEP-WELL UNIT . . . trol and reduction military refuse td to them." —The Korean War B-29 gunner the tew who paeSItled Harry Beds move easier on said the plotters had planned to I (CopUnued on Page Thirteen) Red Cnimrs Premier Chou En-lai Ne\ys Tidbits obliged to ipeet violence with vio whose wife said the wed another CONVERTS TO FOURTH SURFACE UNIT' power. arid Obrnmander-in-Chlef Chu Teh lence... the leaponfibllity for this Tramaa’a alnetlim la iStS, la / Pacific Fine Quality In a formal sUtement at his nian in the beliM he was dead has f drecaatlag a QeaaaceatlB vlo^ H Af«VAl«D PR A M ES both called for the conference, pro- GulltMl from A P W ire* bloodshed rests entirely upon the decided he'll unravel the marital The popular SpeedsUr haa a large capacity Deep-Well Cookar-r- news conference, Dulles also said persons who encouraged, per tory agala la IfM with Bto for the United States government rided for in the Korean armistice tangle by seeking a divorce. for aoups, stews, bulky -vegetables — ideal for economical alow 5 9 * ^ yard ^Stacking" Charge Denied to work out settlement of the dif mitted ami abetted the invaalon." But Airman Daniel Schmidt, 32, mer Prealdoat oaeo aasn at the cooking. It's versatile, too, because you can have a fourth sur hopes that great power talks on head Of the ttckeL' Pelooaa haa A i M«n in ferences which have kept the coun Big Tliree Western powers and Llsbdn Protests still hasn’t made up hia mind face unit at a moment'a notice uiWi your new Speedster, disarmament which will begin un try divided into rival north and Bonn government start reviewing (The Portuguese communique whether he will leek custody of his mode the predtoWea a e r a r a l . H o u m a G arden Percale Prints Every shipment a complete sellout. The irregularities art der United Nations sponsorship in ■oiith regimes since 1*45.^ kMitBMes o t German war crin-.lnala aaid the Indian ■ demonstrators 2ti year old son whom he saw tlnwa la reeeat weiha. ■ * re- New York Aug. 29 "can make poatod It at Ida aewa caa fa eace ao slight you will have trouble in finding them. Fourteen colors. GOP Claims Democrats North Korea,. Premier Marshal held in Allied prisons in Germany. .were expelled, “ although a few in for the first time after emerging progress toward eetabllshlng a r*- . . . Japanese ^tecial enyoy Shu- today, EASY COOKING WIW FUSHIUHON CONTROL LIMITED QUANTITY IRREGULARS OF »1.49 54 ” INDIAN- Kim Il-sung went further and sug dividuals may still lurk in leas ac froln 82 nmnthe’ Imprisonment in . liable InteriiaUonal system of in gested a mutual north-south un nlchl MataumOto calls ad Soviet cessible areas." The communique Red Chine. Cooking the easy 'way is'yours with G-E'a famous Pushbutton HEAD ...... ,79c yd. spection." . dertaking n ot'‘to use force and Boobaasy in London to hand over added; "The Portuguese Govern'- Schmidt returned lest week with BARS OBNkVA PUBUdTY ' Controls that operata at tha mare touch of your finger. When In Saturday's announcement, Racing Against Hoover Tokyo’! proposed draft of World ment form4lly protests, to the 10 other airmen ■who were •with Paria, Aeg. 18 (P) Firaaea M "speedy convening” of a north-* eeM toward a UJL prapaaal to you're cooking s^rith the Speedster, aired Maater-Indicator-Light 3 9 ^ the Soviet government said it aouth conference to "discuss the War II peace treaty with Russia. Government ofJSndla, against tha him in the B-sa^ wh'en it was shot glows from behind the G-E Monogram aet In the center of the planned to cut Its armed forces by ^Troops and tanks of the 75lh piddlah efflclal reeorda at the Smart patterns for children's and women's dresses, aprons, question of Korea's unification.” serious violations of sovereignty down.^ pushbutton control panel, where Ita always in view, telling you 840.000 men by next Dec. 15. Washington. Aug. 16 (jb—Three ? Hoover have a fsw years of peace Regimental Combat Team taunch Hia divorce decUion was • reeoat Big Faar eaafereaea at etc. Small and largt florals and geometric patients. . . . * .. .. A s.Âaêe . but they're4lsAee*>iA MavaMisagrrunning magainst afm lnat H im ' Onrriea Three Speeches ■ perpetrated.") • r . at a glance that, surface units-are in operation. Dulles also told his news con Republican Senators said today The Peiping Raidlo/heard here, fa lla flfi training invasion against Oeaeva, lafomwd jw * *— *aM ciiarges that former President again," he said. today. A requeat lor Princh ap ference; ^ carried all three speeches, made on Okinawa.. .Two y o u n g , men settle (Coatinued oa Page Fo«v) ((leathHMd aa Page Twe) NEW! NEW! NEW! 1. The . starting point of the Herbert Hoover "stacked" his re Ben. WlUlams (R-Del) said that argument over whether rifle or proval ot tho ptaa waa raeiitod "for 20 years the Democrats have the occasion of the 10th anniver Chrwigh the Firoach rtahaaiy to United StaUs tn the forthcoming organization commiaaluu task sary of Korea's liberation from shotgun .la better firearm by shoot- Reguloiiy $329.95 forces indicate the Democrats are been running against Hoovar and Waohlagtoa. they wOd. disarmament talka will be Presi Japan. kig It mit in Dennison, Tex. MAKE A SMART DRESS OF PRUD.Y PRINTS dent Biaenhower’a atatement b«- 'runningng against Hoover againagain." " maybe they figure they ought to PrtHion' demanding racial eeg- The Democratic national com- try it a'gain.” All three speakers recalled that SHIP m a y BB. LA B A lU ra Grand Royal Woven Plaids the 1894 Geneva (^nferen.M, which pgatliw bo restored in public U.S. Gives WoHd Process tOeaWaasS t ' Ytoes) mittee said In its monthly dig’est Wllilama expraasad . tke opinion _ôots ill ■ rejected by - Hoxle Taaeato^ Aag. J S -Uft — 39" Washable ' Yesterday that Preaideht . Eisen-| that "the commi«aion haa done a reached armistice agreament on Toronto telagiaai aaM today M the Indo-China War. also was sup Bchool Board in Atkansas...... Sen. hower had given the Hoovar Com- good Job and If we would carry O’Mahoney says-Rusaia may glean For Making Cheap Urahium a copyright story Hoaa Tehar misaipn a pîtical tinge and Hoo- out its recommendations we would posed to deal with Korea's future mory, OaL, that' wrachage under the 1993 armistice but failed mifitn^ ndvantago from any inter U. Sj, Chin^ Envoys ver had picked personnel who save a tremendous amount of mon- national conference on peaceful tooBd oa a OeorghiB Bay lataad wanted to "turn back the clock" ey." to tlo so.. ‘ Buy ha that at laSeBa'a ahlR By Indian Head Chu Teh, speaking at a rally in MS ot nuclear energy. Geneva. Aug. 16 i>P) — Thawmlxture in a furnace to Initiate a Maket your bed Printed Rayon Crepie on government policy. Sen. Knowland of California, the Atoms-For Peace-Conference is 'reduction” reaction leading to the Griff an. loat for aaarty three, Hold Long Session Republican leader, predicted ^>at ôngyang, the North Korean United SUUs told the world in euy to move. Guaranleetl J - Sly PoUtleal Shir told atomic "ShoU ” given to detail today how to make high the production of uranium metal eeatnilaa. The Oriflaa, M M hy ForYour Old Range Sen. Duff.. (R-Pa) denounced at Us neztAiession Congress ^vlll CaptUl, said Communist Chins was the early Preach oxplarer Bear to give better support, longer life to . in "complete agreement” with the cafves may ovantually provide purity uranium metal — a basic Itsetf. ' ^ Geneva. Aug. 18 (T) — U.8. and this as a "aly political slur that, enact some -r- but not all—of the material for atomic energy pro Basle Material ^ the BMath at the Niagara Rhrer, Hoover Commission proposals. 'positiva proposals" put forward fanners method for selecting ani your spring and mattreet. It fita either Communist Chinese ambassadon refiiecta on thosa who made it," mals best suited to tolerate un- duction—on a large scale and at . Uranium metal, as distinguished waa the lltmt ahip to « d l Mime adding: . The commission made sxtensive by Kim and that tha "Chinese peo-' Erie, Harea and MIcMgaa, She twin or double size bod, nipporta . met for nearly two and a half tevoraMo hot climates. . . . Can low coat from raw uranium ore. is the basic 7 9 c yard yard hours today and then recessed “The Democrats will, find they recommendations which it said pie . . . will do their- utmoat to Tha '(Hzerationai technique waa material of atomic energy P^**® wee Met seaB StyL IS, I t if. would save the government up to support them." ada's ptovlnclai governments la- .. T .. ------uon for both peacaftU and mlllUry any headboard. See it here today. their Ulks unUl ’Thursday. ’They are not running against Mr. Hoo eresse tkolr rovenuoe faster than described at the 72-nation atoms- pood looking floral' and geometric pattama nn deep tone gave .no Indication of any progress ver next year but against Presi 8 ^ bUlion yearly if put into ef "W e consider it highly neoes- for-peace conferanoa by Dr. H. A. SBJDiT ON ofnm at dent Elsenhower.*’ fect. Congress failed to act on any sary to hold a far eastern confer expenditures during 1953 and came Compute with o u ters,., S13.E0 grounds o< gray, brown, black, navy, tan. and taal.„ 'Vlildian Head does the unusual always and haa Ute authentle towaid the release of 41 Americana out with over-all $78 mlUt()n ex Wilhelnf of the U.S. Atomic IVllhelm hinted that tha mottorf woven. Scotch PlaJda which ara ertaae resistant, preahrunk and held by Peiping. He said the Hoover Oommisaton o f Its major proposals in the last ence . . . To discuss the question Ehiergy Commiaaion’s contract he described played tha session but Knowland said he ex- of unifying Korea by peaceful eeaa of income over spending. s*hk.’25G“ fast color. Macbeth, S t a u ^ Hunting, Steward Draas, Ckzlqu- At the end of their. session be and Ita task forces "have rendered laboratory at Iowa SUte College. in the wartime production of too Presidient Tito says Yugorlsvla EXCLUSIVE WITH hind clooed doors, the negotiators an o'utstanding, unsalflsh and high pecU tha Senate Government Op- means,” be declared. He said the description was tn- metal for tha atom bomb. houn, Prlnca Chartaa Edward Stuart ly patriotic aervica to tha coun erathma Committee to -consider Chu scored efforts of President aooo will sae atomic rewrgy for In another report to tha eonfer- said oMy-ibat- they would again jpaacs(|U purposes and he hopes it tendo^ to be.. detaUod onougta id take up the issue of civlUans rs- try.’’. them early next year. 8yngmaa Rbee of 8outh Korea., to eaca, three Rutolan adanUata M usic and ertll not be'necessary U give hie allow uranium metal producers, in aatriatina at their next seasioa. . Sen. Bannatt (R-Utah) said In a Tha commission aaid a total of gat tha Neutral NaUona 8upaiv any country of tha world to dwpU- daacribod a motSod of dotorminlM •to IS aaparats InUrvlew that tha crit $10 biUion could be added to visory Oommlaalon (NNSCj truce military forces atomic weapona , . . slmultaneoualy tha oontant « Furniture T h o meeting was the seventh, Rad China aaya there are about cste tho process. / and one eif the longest, between icism of the former Bepublican T reai t T funds by the sale of sur teaiha out o f the country and said uranium, thorium and radium to > .jw iu u COM . ] ■ n»J9KIIAL4 . .. ' ■ ■ "- 9. . f . : ^ IIANCHESTBB ev enin g herald, MANCHESTER, OONN« TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, I9BB , -m EVENING HEEALDs MANCHESTl^ OOMII. TUESDAY. AUGUST K. 196B Leave Friday Changes Approved by SBC Andover ^ IIANi Youths Organize 4-H Fair Success Hike Cost of High Schooi RopkviUe-Vernon Dulles Credits Receives SumnerflclJ.OtiilioB' Reds Demand ^ytikd on Long Trail Despite Weather Pram Yacht Club y Far East Talks ■'i -ti Proposed .changes In the con-#lower cost. Tlie |38,00tf figure is t TMHdealar iRtot Budget, School Issue Face Red Arms Cut m I ttn r They wtU slMp in I ^ « a or Hebron, Aug. 18 (Special)—It - ooiiSrawit bo- aboitoro olonr the trtlT unleaa aiructloh of the new high school for aa elaborate range, completely Andover, Aug. 18 (Special) — T O r - HIT I SweM, Sarogw «■« awBrj! | FUEC seemed as if the annual 4-H Club equipped. reslare First and OKCitament nine which will -add $33,584.11 to the The Nathan Hale Jayceea art ‘•DOCTOR IN "CAtMEN JONU" toWestPoUcy To Unify Korea on bolaom beda and chaaa aMray the fair could not have been set for WThile the $16,800.43 for preparing to aat aall on one of the Board>of Finance Sessions a 'mombtra ot Sonior Oirl a worse day than Saturday, when cost were approved .by„ the School grounds irrigation syatenii U-a firm THE HOUSE” Dorothy DeeiiMge potpuptnea, peats of the foreaU most Interesting youth projacta to l>«rkr Bnxarde (OaatlBaa# troai Faga Oaa} (OAtHiaed traoi Page Om ) 1 gat raody to laara These animals, covered with sharp Connie, dreaded hurricane was Building Committee at a meeting price. Goatee Insisted it la high for Vtiday for their long- hovering in the air. But after ail be attempted in this area. They — A sd — "GAMMJR ntOM RockvUla, Aug. 18 (Special) — -i The report showed 33 Mrtha a ^ a s . are harmless enough, un last liight. Money for the changes ^ project and praaaed for a re are organizing a Jaycee Junior Tea. during the month, 35 operations, fora tha summit oonfaranct at mission will |m toleratsd.” tad hiking trip on the less one gets into too close oon- the fair was a success, well attehd- will come from a $313,000 contin atudy of it. There appeared little Joka Uerrk tiM Vernon Board of Finance will MmiARTY 'lysU In tha Green Moua- ed and a good many prize.v award yacht club for Interested young ‘•OU’TOABT’* NATCHI^ 134 x-raya. 30 accidents,. 934 Ganava last month in which ha Rhee contends the Caech and I tact with the sharo needles cov gency fund. enthuaigam for the syatem, any skippers aged 9 to 18. meat at 7:30 tonight In the Memo laboratory testa and three Rad 0t Vannont. ed. of which the following is a way. Goalee pointed out that it Camlas Wed. P o W calltd for a reliabla syatem of in' Polish members who aervs on the ering the animals. They are pests, The changes approved are the While the name ‘'Pram” In Eng- •■.8TRANGRR ON rial Building t j he'ar budgets -ra- Cross blood transfusions. spection aa the foundation for eaer a year the ^rla have h eaver, and will eat almost any partial list, first prises only men installation of two lire hydrants on would be needed most In dry weath truce: teams with Swiss and plannim' and fronting fhr tioned. . ■ . ' . , Isind may bring to mind a baby HttlUSRBACK” quaata of various town and city The largest number of patients any arms cut plan. thing they can get hold of, even 'the school Site at a $0,1M.72 cost, er when the Water Departqient carriage, over here it la an 8-foot aad I We#: Otaat treated In one di^ waa 58. the Bwedet are apiea. After eight days BROTHERS ____ I tHp, aa a part of their prepa- HMid-made clothing; Cathy El- sometimes forbids the use of hosea •’WK8T dapartmanta. It^ will aliro meet 1. Britain’s objeotlons to Amarl- campers' shoes, aa they especially lightning protection at $7,500, vac gaff-rigged sailing boat, 'orRh a ZANZIBAm” “Tltaalc” Baiharw Btaawyak \ smallest number, in. with a dally can publication of a record of the of violence ' which injured 44 Dttlon for the trip to Europe next love the salt in leather, so- it is Us, Diane Reblllard, Beverly Hills, uum cleaning equipment for boil He said the town could hardly irri wUh the Board of Selectmen and 38 Mnmer. The experience gained Ellssa licderer, Janet Rathhun, 44-Inch boom. Walter Busk, a Wax CMAre Opesa “Niagarh** Marilya M oana I average of 43 patients. The report summit confarenca are based on a American soldiers and 100 ncceasary to hang up at night ail ers at $3,163.30, and an under gate the school grounds when the member of the Coventry-Andovar i!l» a the High School Building Com- waa made by Virginia J. Yaakolka, misunderstanding. Dulles reiterat OPEN^ in Uvlng together In a group in belongings of any value to the Mary Ann Foote, ' Mildred Davis, ground Are alarm system with all water users could not water their Hk»w Starts mlttee. Koreans, Demonstrations tapered tha Out-of-doora will prove of in- Shirley Rychllng, Ellen Secord, chapter, saw the small craft Il CHIIDREN ‘ * FUI I RN, auperintendent. ed what other officials here said off only yesterday in five South hiker. alarm boxes at the school hooked lawns. lustrated in a national magaaine 2 CARTOONS The finance unit mMting with Legion Auriliary yeaterday-;-that tha United States aatimable value to them in thia The Scouts will cook their meals, Jeanne Flomke, Patty Flerake, directly to the South Mancheater Mocuas Feucas the Selectmen wiHdltc**** Tn* pjM- Korean cities where the truce 24 HQURS ngiparation for the European trip. Reverly Griffin, Penny Belden. from which patterns for the prams The American Legion Auxiliary wants to publish only a compilation teams are'stationed. breakfasts and suroers, anyway, Fire Department's system at a Goalee pointed out that the town could be obt^ned. He proposM tha aibility of thd town purchasing the will meet'for its only meeting of of conference statements previous gKhir them both tha experience either over open fires or on the . Vegetablea:' Mary Ooolldge, Clar Tolland Cofijity Home for possible 17.8. RespoMiMHty Cited 515 Center St^TctMI'S-BlSS ence Wilson, Allan Rychling. Lura $2,512.09 cost. i’ hob fluiqlnuiiV'-tubing It uses for Idas of a sailing club to the chap the month bn Aug. 34. A mystery ly made public. 5c liviBg and working together in stovesfound in the shelters. One' of the Are hydrant lines emergency water connections. The ter which adopted it enthusias school and educational purposes. ride In charge .of Mrs. Dorothy Al May Curtail Neutral CfaM Chou En-lal; speaking at a recep a -hanuonioua group and also Lainehea will generally consist of Fellows. The Board of Bducation has re- tion in Peiping, likewise called for Flowers: l^ ra Fellows, Shirley come from E. Middle Ti>ke. along tubing is the type tobacco growers tically. Mala . Featale ^ len and ' Mrs. ' Diane Say will be I.-The United States Is talking - roughing It ont-ofrdnora, neceoaary aandwlchea, -dried yruit and choco'- the western txmndiiry of the site tor use for irrigation and it -oouM be The first sponsor to coua for Dommaudad that the land-bp pur B*nr.- ; ' With lioneommunlit' mambknr of Far -Bast cor.ference. cm Korea. pcepantlon for the more rugged Rychlinjf,' Steven têfer! Mob., Taes,, WatL, 'llMirB. chased with the Idea of future upheld the truce teams, and tald MOML KEROSENE late bars. The ^ k e contejrt awards went a pdlnt opposite Perrett Pi. The uaed at the achool. ward waa the Northeast Aluminum M/UiC-HESTER The 10th anniversary of VJ Day the Korean Truce Commission and type of camping done in European Explore Side Trails other will come from BrookAeld TTie SBC discussed the erection Products of Coventry, co-owned by development Into, new schools, will be noted by the Rockville United. Nations Allies of the Ko "the United States , , . especially OMntries. to Mary Johnston and Joyce Kin - while the Selectmen • have aug- baa an ineacapable responsibility” The girls will not hike along ney. St. at Durkin St. westward Into of a fence which would enclose the Peter Van Aucken and Frits An unit, Mrs. Bileen Flaherty, presi rean War about curtailing the Some of the membera of the the trail every day but some days the center of the grounds. athletic Aelds-and route pedestrian derson, Jaycee members. Other NOW ested renovating the present dent, has announced. Historic sig commission’s activities and fven- to defend the truce teams against Owing to the sweîng rain ulldings for immediate use a* South Korean attack. 'RANGEOII. group win leave Friday morning arUl just stay around camp resting which set tn at the tir.>e of the Possibility Rcoaote traffic around them. A decision on sponsors obtained to date include nificance of the day will be de- tuslity eliminating it. ^>car, the othera Friday night or perhaps exploring some of the Ally. Wesley Gryk. a commit the fence installation is, expected Jim's Auto Supply, Proulx Plumb "r t -> claasrooms. , serlbed by Mrs.'Marlon Prachniak, Dulles said the United States has Chou revived the standing Red dairy exhibit, it was necessary to ENDS WED. SThe Board of Finance will meet by train from Hartford to Water* side trails, of which there are postpone that event to Thursday tee member, suggested that the later. Estimates are $8,980 for a ing, and Tremblay’s Market, of historian, while the -work of the made no new commitments on thia Chinese proposal, that all foreign bury, Vt. When they atep off the many on Mt. Mansfield. Hikes' oh 6-foot fence and $7,806 for a 5-foot Coventry. . with members of the SM to dl^ issue which. )iaa stirred rioting in troops leave Korea. at 2 p.m., on the school grounds, run from Summit St. across. Per Auxiliary ”to help bind the na He charged that Just when train Saturday morning in Water the trail will only be four or five dambake a Success rett PI. would be shorter. He asked fence. From the Manchester area, cuss the proposed Simpkins prop tion's wounds” and to prevent an South Korea, to South Korean bary they will be met by thoee miles a day, as the hiking is rather sponsors include the new Model erty on Loveland Hill aa a President Syngman Rhee. “world tension has been eased to a The American Legion clambake if there was any thought of putting other world war will be reviewed certain extent” Rhee's government who have driven up by car and all rugged. r;p and doam mountains. for members and their families, a 12-lnoh water line in Summit Lsiundry, the Fallot Supply Studio stble site for the toyro’s new high by Mrs. Marie Britner. rehabilita And he once more rejected any vrlU then atart out for the moun- Evenings the group will sit around Schmidt May Seek and Dsjrt’i Dairy. 'Two of tha Kihool. The Board suggestion that the United States had demanded withdrawal of the held Sunday at 1 p.m., was also a St. where there is now only' a approved the site at Its Aug. 3 tion chairman siid Mrs. Mildred talno. a campfire and sing and talk succeae. and well attended. It took 4-lnch line. Raymond Goalee, com prams will be sponsored by the Connors, National Security chair w(Hild use force or act on its own truce teams and "openly express . : SM Mika Laag and perhaps have a serious pro place on the Fitch Jones farm, mittee' head, said he felt that pos Custody of Son, 2 V2 Jayceea themselves. meeting. man. to oust the truce teams. ed” its intention to seise the city liong Trail, “a footpath in gram. now home of the Porter brothers. sibility was remote. The first boat is completed ex The finance group is n<)t e ^ Tennis H'inners 4. Dulles welcomed recent state of Kaesong and the Ongjin Penin thavriUlerneaa,” extenda the length pected to hand,uis and i j , . Communists for the release of were callers here Sunday at the a large proAt factor to change ably seek a divorce bn general operation of the Yacht Club, since T\ behalf of Postmaster General Ar "This citation, tendered upon day before,' Presi(lcnt Rhee had For New Shopping Center and a second school nui’se.- The Harned will play in the m en j Americans detained in China so thur Siimmerfielti^ who praised told a Seoul confer home of the Misses Pendleton, also orders and the town might save grounds -including extreme cruel boat skippers must quAtlfy in origini)!: budget figtire was a rec the occaeiem of retirement from ty. tournament. . liong as there la *ny chance of McCanif’s ' “niertlo'Hoiis' accom active duty, conveys official com ences With Communists merely Construction of' Green Manor East Hartford, Windsor and Wind at St. Peter's Rectory to see the mohey by doing the work later. swimming instruction before they ord high. Huapital Notes \sretting those people Out. Dulles plishment, and devotion to duty.” gave them fime to consolidate sor Locks. Rev. Richard D. Clark, priest-in- Goalee and other committee “Jvist the fact that she's not are eligible for boating Instruc ^'oter Seoslons A daughter was born last night mendation from the Postmaster Eatatea $2.00Q.OO0 shopping can charge, who goea in the fail to members, however, felt that the living with Schmidt is enough tion. Edward Sauler, rear, clerk in General and a cordial expression of gains and plan new aggression. ter on W.. Middlo Tê. near However, Ellis today said that grounds for extreme cruelty,’’ he The first voter-making session St City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John-1 charge of carriers, was among sev- "The real problem is not how to the construction of the new shop take up the duties of chaplain and costs of installing the system after Following their course, young-; will be held by the Board of Select Joseph Skipper, FD I. Mrs. Muriel' ~ eral of McCann’s former co-work- esteem from co-w(irkers in the achieve peace,” he said, “but how Broad Bt.- wilt be launched a l .l l ping center ripresents an expan religious instructor at the school. the building is finished would be said. . . Iters who are considered capaMe Adams of 98 W. Main St, Is a pa service.” greater. „ If Schmidt asks the court for men and the Town Clerk Saturday, ers who witnessed thd simple cere to deal effectively with Commu a.m. tomorrow in ground-breaking sion phase for the corporation and Connie Not Drotnictlve of handling the prams, will be as Aug. 27 St the Vernon Elementary tient at (?ity Hospital. mony held in the postmaster’s of It was issued at Washington. nist aggresslon.”- la not an Indication of retrench Local people were on the alert Alarm System the custody of Danny Jr., and signed one for their own use for Police Arrest D. C„ July 31, 1955, and,signed by ceremoniea that will he attended here Saturday for possible damage The change in the fire alarm wins, the youngster would live the_ remainder of tbe^season. School, Hours that voters may be fice. by a number of town officials. ment in the company's housing registered are between 9 a m. and, Rockville police arrested Robert Others present >iere Thomas Summerfleld. '' operations. - “Each division will by high winds. But except for system will mean that if any box with Schmidt’s mother, Mrs. Nel As a Safety precaution, a ruling anywhere in the school is pulled, lie Peters 6f Portland, Ore., 8 p.m. E. WatrouB, 36, last night on a Moriarty. foreman; Ei-nest Brown, General Manager Richard Mar ’comptement the other,” Ellis said. leaves and twigs of trees strewing will be Inforced that the boats cMrge of Intoxication. Officer (uperintendenl of niails: Albert The United , Nations World the ground, and aome .branches the alarm will sound at the SMFD Welch oaid. must sail in pairs. They will also A second session will be held tin will turn the flrat shovelful of In Portland. Mrs. Peters said Sept. 10 at the Town CTerk’s office lliomaa Lee made the arrest. Rodonis. Thomas Donnelly and Health Organization estimates torn from trees,'no harm aeenns to headquarters. It also means that be fully equipped with life-savers. Picnic Tomorrow dirt on the 20-acre aite on which have taken place. the alarm will get its power ffom she had offered to take the child in Rockville during the same hourL Frank E. Zimmerman. there ai-e 522 million people in the aome atores will eventually riae. when she talked to Schmidt after While there are other pram The final session will be on Oct,-1 The Tolland County Yming Re The postal workers recalled old world, not counting Communist Nell BiUs, preaident of Green On Vacation w?t cells in the Hose Co. No. clubs in operation, namely in Flo publican Club will hold a picnic to- Cosiiittics. Amston Lake Cottagers who are house on Pine St. and will be in his dramatic face-tb-face confer from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. 'Th^ Ses Postal offlt^ in cooperation times as McCann appeared today controlled areas, exposed to ma Manor, e x p e ^ the piasa to be Local Stocks ence with his a-ife in Nevada City rida. this is believed to be the Arst sion will be held only for registra inorrow night at 7:.30 at the home with officials m the 'Treasury St the office where he worked so laria and that 300 million of these completed by Mgrch. on vacation include Mr. and Mrs. dependent of any municipal power one sponsored by a Jay cee organi of Everett Paluska on ‘ Upper Leeman Kearney and children, at supply. It will also mean that auto Mrs. Peters said she hasn’t heard tion of those whose voting rights Department, v initiate a cam long. Now retired', he said his plans have no protection against the Arthur Drus Stout The feature of the shopping from her son since then but would zation, and it is. the Arst major mature after Sept. 10. Butcher Rd. in Elllington. paign to sell re U.S. Savings for the future are indefinite, hut he disease. . center will be a large Seara, Roe Cape Cod for two weeks; Mr. and matic fire detection devices in community project by the young Warrantee deeds have been re Mrs. Donald Heath in New Hamp parts of the school wdll ring the do "anything to help him. TELEVISION Although these i^ lo n s are Bonds to po K workers here buck and Co. eatablishment. The Una’s attorney, Harold Berliner Nathan Hale Chapter which was corded in the Town Clerk’s office shire for a fortnight: Miss Pat alarm in the firehouse. chartered on May 3 of this y'ear.- planned primarily for the con today. ) aecoiul largest store will be occu Under the present plans the in of Nevada City, would not com venience of residents of the areas ss follows: Stephen C. F. Rose and Postmaster H. Ol pied by a Grand Union chain auper- ricia Bennett, in New Berlin, N.Y., ment on the possibility of a divorce The chapter presently consists of Estelle S. Rose to Msry Botticello, Bid Askod for the summer: George Alden, Jr., dividual .boxes In the schools -would 16 members, including Joseph T. in which they arp being held, any this morning that T market. Both firms have already ring in the high school office, or a child custody Aght until ofll one may re^stPr at either place. proMrty on Tunnel Rd; Leonard A. ers are trying to getMOO per cent .signed leases for their space. rlrat National and sons, George and Geoffrey, on Clally notiAed. Speetgens, president. Fritz- An PROGRAMS BoiJbhard and Dorothy E. Bou of Manchester . . . . . 28 33 a camping trip in New Hampshire, where someone would phone the derson, Waiter C. Buajt, Gordon Those enrolling may also be placeil chard to Stanley James Bates and participation in the program The Scare facility will occupy fire department or put in an alarm ’Thomas J. Murray, state com on the cauinous 1list of the party of among postal workers s91 over the •Hartford National for a week. mander of the Veterans of Foreign Hatch. Stewart E. Itoiaington, iVIdeo Everyday—All Rights Resenrod—H. T. Dicklnaon A Co,, Ine.| Jean Williams, property on Tol more than one-half acre off ot a Bank and Tniit Co. 33 35 Also Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ben from a. master firebox. their ch(ê. choj * . nation. main floor and basement and in The change is being made at the Wars, has been in contact with Joyn Cuyler Hutchinson, Walter Thera'Wlleiw'will be a full town election land Tpke.: Mabel E. wilcox to The campaign has alrealdy begun StepS'. in..» and command the most modem •••••••••••••• truck power on anyJ 0job! clude a nursery and auto accea- Conn. Bank and nett are on vacation in Hawley, Schmidt’s attorney and the sir- Mather Jr.. Kenneth M. Simpson, Antoni N..SadIack and Alfreds J. Trust Co. ..,.. 74 79 Pa. Miaa Susan and Miss Rebecca inaistance of* Fire Chief W. Clif 'whichaarlki^K m*fmeans electing of s Sadlak, pi-operty on Center St.: in some cities and will soon begin oories department in addition to ita ford Mason. Goalee Is opposed be man knows of the VFW’s offer to Robert S. Smith, Willard Grenon, 'Of selectmen, - town clerk, in others. -Grant indicatedX Start regular Sales facilities. Grand Manchester Trust . . . 65 Bennett will remain there for the Anance a divorce. - Edmond Hauschlld, John Howse, Lester R. Kemble • to James N. r i n Itmmmmtm OtenM lM rest of the summer. cause the change means only one treasurer and members of Tansey and Lonis$,'eala of Ko EASTWOOD through The .Mancheater Evening i Green Manor officials estimate the 8 a New EnklsmS , elude 12 small windows in the cor rean War bonus applicants turned Hospital Report! Herahl, R(M-hvllle Bureau, Inrated i LOAM FOR SALE ^>ace will accommodate 2,000 cars. Tel. . . . . i ...... « ' 45 the neighborhood of 525,000. It ridor over the shop wing. Daaigned Feti P«rk»r airkard Tadd la seems a good deal of money tn down by the State Treasurer was Chaaael I, Naw Hairea, Caaa. l:M (tt) DAMCE : The City Hospital treated .317 at 1 Market Ht„ telephone Rock- ; ..... To faieUltate the movement of Maaafaetaruig Oonoaalea to provide natural light in that named today by Gov. Rlblcoff. la WaH lNt«t|r*B C luaael IS Hartford, t'oaa. Oibba patienta during July, according to vllle TR .5-3138. ' aCioppeTS' cars into and out of the Allied Thermal ...... 61 raise, and Individual pledges will corridor, the windowa would cost •Th«i Dam rhaaarl IS PittofloM. Maoi. (IS-IS> BIO PIC the monthly report released today. FRANK DAMATO be called for, to cover a period of $900. The concensua waa that The tribunal consists of: “Davy rk aaaci tt Harla^lrld, Masa.

TBL'Tfl OB CONSE- Hartford. Aug. 16 (FH;—‘•Thir A:4S (U ) U T IL K RASCALN , / _^^BNCK8 Torrington ...... 23 ■« advocate of including a rifla range • :M (R) STACK 8 ^ / • IS) THE NAMES THE SAME U.S. Envelope com. . . 88 96# teen hew polio cases were’ repdrt in the school, agreed with other (111 BIO Bltnw—“Trlamdk af • .HI HALP HOLE n LM p a v i n g s ^ U.S. Envelope pfd. .. . 70 cd to the State Health Depart members that the coat Is prohibi SkerkH-k 'Wain • MAS! M4.«M OCESnOE ^MANSFIELD ment bringing to 178 the total for 111) CBOSHBOADH (It) VARIETT THEATEH DRIVE IN Veeder-Root ...... 57 60 tive. He suggested that if space isei NEWS AT HIX^ —"Dealrabla La ^ ” Tbs abova quotauoins are not to the .veaii, There.were 114 cases and the bare essentials for a range OEIKNT EXPBESa **Areyoa •orry,Luk«7 'Oolumbus. O. ( NCA ) — Leo there were two asu;h In Newihg received offera to that effect. Teck. (lU U:t ( t) T.B.A. Brown, sophomore, weighs only ton and Bolton. Single caaea 8aek M wer Ooat IIS-M-1«) NEWS I run womgn (U) NIOBTCAf^ HDITtON 188 pbUHSs Slid Will be IH'e lightest miti repdft«d it .Briltol, East T'h« fr«up d«Cld«a to ask li'yid WedI.. "8*rat«|rir Air Cemnuti ‘ERANCE (>J> FINAL EDITION naks h«rhaabgnd starting end tn modern Ohio State Hartford, N^w Britain, Simsbury, if aome way could be found to AaST PRKB rABKlMQ U :N (It) t h e l a t e SHOW provid spage for the range at a INSURANCE —“Doamed Ta Die"* m ARE thkton hCT wedding history. Prosprot and Groton. IM) WKATHKB (M) PBEVCES night.'* REAL ESTATE m> SPOETS BOrNDCP U : lt (ID OVEBBEAS ADVEMTOBR ••••••••••#•( M1-8-7S20 m iW EATEEB XND8 TODAY MANCHESTER, CONN. IM) LATE SHOW HOME FINANCING SUrts •aasM at Baaibaa’ —‘“Tha Iraa Daka” “Treaaarr af ll:IS (M) MOVIE MCSECM ____ Tomorrow Baby HUU” TEE KABLY BHOW - U:M ( •) DAMON BUNVAN TMEA- %igh-voltage^^ high WEATEEE FOBECA8T Sealt aad Berry PlaM ( S) WOBLD NEWS TODAY 1;M ( t) NEWS a SION OFT H#m> jhûr-toving, dellar*sdving power for your job... RESTAURANT (It) AEOYMD SirPEEItAE — for Yolkf who opfirBclatR prompt opproisalt. Hborol vakfo- of IISI NEWS • IS) rLUBHOVSB And Hiey'tp the most modern engines in the industry! (U> sourv SALgS ti e n i oimI Iocms that or# ocoiiomltaily plowMd. eeeeeeeee 1:U 4ia> SPOBT8 BVIXETIB B04BD a t) WEATHER » ..MOW, •ETTT aaiS-SI) JOHN DALY—Naws ' You’ve got it good undSf the hood with a new ceptionally hfgh horsepower per pound of OVA . POlifiF Complete ceeperetien "wiHi OOMPLETELY 6RABII (Ml Ap o b t s d ig e s t buBdert oed reedten. Chevrolet-Task-Fdree tiuck! With two new enmne weight. More power is actually avail- you êt the right power (M> WEATHEBVAME V8’s and five new sixes to choose from, you 6UXX tKDOKX SNEREE (ISI VAVOHE MOEBOK SflOW able for hauling your loads! ( SI PATTt PAOE SHOW Ckwed Saturdays During can pick the power that’s tailor-made to do for your job! AIR-CONDmONED EElXEM a OM GONE. Modern 12-volt electrical system! You get ■will » n WHiTte simsTS NORTH tMAII WALTEB CBOMEITE A June, July and August your kind of hauling. ^ YOUR THE NEWS ulaleilNni this great development in all new Chevrolet CO-BIT! Walt IHanrj*! , US) TALENT VABIBTIE8 Shortest stroke V8’s in any leading truck! truck engines-both V8’s and sixes. The 12- DININO PLEASURE «n» TEE EL'ETEB FURNACE OR AIR- Both of Chevrolet's new truck V8's have iui , *'8toriiiy the Tbermigkkrod* CUMMINfiS ( atS) NEWS CABAVAE CONDITIONER AT volt elecirical system delivers twice the punch PATTI PAGE ultra-short stroke—shortest of any V8 in any CRMLES (HI AMES BBOTHEB8 for quicker cold-weather starting (up to 30% STARTS WED! U t IHTN! ( II PLACE THE PACE — BU leading truck. They’re of modem oversquare faster cranking speed). It also provides a design, which means that the piston stroke is DANCING COBURN (U> TALENT BOL'NDCP BENTZ \ ■ hotter, fatter spark for better ignition. B san Marti**'*ên]r Lawia (Ml GENE AOTEY (WOW iri.--e. ae-^-s smaller than the bore'. The result is less piston TOMMY — “EiUMta and Eawe” ..OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOri EVERY (U> STAR TIME PLAYMOCM travel per mile . . . longer engine Ufe. .Also, Come in and command the most modem truck NOONAN (SSI BIO PfCTCMB____ Chevrolet’s compact truck VS’s deliver ex power for your job! (U) TALENT VABIETTv. iyOURi NEVER 5 PRI. and SAT. PieUiredI Is Mr. Graaata OaagratalaUag A1 Daroata aad His TOO yoU^^G i “Sithigtag BUtaga" Vpoa CooipleUag 8 Yeara At tha Popular Marco Polo RootauraaL - . GORMAN MOTOR SALES. Inr Year after year . *. Americans best-selling truck! ^CHEVROLET /

ifa W M lh e MARCO POLO BUICK Me (Tax MeIMM) PLUHi Ml OKaaio 285 MAIN ST PHONF MI-2 '*571 tfiMw I t >bee) FOR THE REST IN ITAUAW AHR AMERIOAH CUISINE CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. ■i 311 MAIN STREET ^ MANCHESTER UANCHE8TEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 00NN« TUESDAY. AUGUST 16, 19S5 UANCHESTER e Ve NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1955 World Process Sss^ *Stacking* Charge Denied Churclt Planning Baldwin Denies In Murical . / .—— Witness Claiiiis Tawn Suffers Vacalfon School News Tidbits Report of GOP ranium Parking Space GOP Claims Democrats Revenue M)ss Colled from AP Wires Tho Rov. K. EJnar RaiU, minis Probe Helping Losi^ in Slate (p sa H n si tNds' Rign Caa) Seen Adequate ter sf ths Oovsnant Oangrsgatlonal LIFE. . . a Carolina CwisHine Chiiroh.. 48 BIprues S t, snnouncsd Over mgs Boost in Exemptions, dsseribsd as a iôaslMs'/'ald to RacMg .gainst Hoover today that a Vacation Biblo. School Blacklist'Actor Masoachusetts health ofllciala « IMM M a t Om ) Weddings will 1m hold at ths church during adopt waiV«nfl-aee attitude ainld prospsetors and procassora.'-./ ^ At City Hospital OM) Machinery Sale Seen .PM«( ths week of Aug. 32. Hours will bs "V indications Boston's jJolio epidemic Baldwin added that “in evsfy As dsaertbad. by rsaaarchar O. . a ■) from 9;15 to 11:45 s.m. and classes (Oontlnned from Page One) --fOMlIabbl from Page Om ). Aiockt^lla, Aug. 18 (Spaclal)—- EncrKcncy Doctors naperU collector of revenue. for visits to areas In Siberia and mined. i . ' . . provement Assn. subaidlsing. the ofarations of mul- Tel. Ml 9-4242 and Dr. John 'nokaanitn said laat waoka ^ political, were in constant contact Upurpoaa dam devalopmants w h i^ Cailldan. Mrs. Ernest Johnson, S carab for Connie had prepared answer questions, and Wslter com- viously, held off the demonstra General Manager Rlcfiard Mar Kaaakhstan where Soviet agricul and conference. Every decision Raporta Mnjer Gain Hospital offtciala told the park Prtgnano, Tel. M I> lfll0. I Mrs. Maurice Swenson, Mrs. 8. A. At least one town organisation, niented, “I don't think it makes tors for two hours before they lin today deaetibed the loea as "an ture’s "virgin land” program la was made with tho approval of Another Atr.erican. setentiat. ing group that a paved area was benefit only 10 ^ r cent of the puV the Democratic Town Committee, lie. . ' ■" lEklund, Mis. . Harold Helm, Mias i i any difference to thle wttnese," broke through and raised the flag. other speculative factor” in budg under way . . . State Legislature’! this group." Dr. M. Calvin of tha University of already ,availabla and In use, but Ruth Sundstrom, religious educa ' lOC'Uta biMc)i Inna and motor will oppose a tax revaluation for eting for next year. T l» 838,000 interim Rulea tVunmlttee meets Calirornia at Berkalay, raportsd n that many people vialtlng the hos Tha Digest articla aaid that “in to fill hia four posU oo lha com- Mancheater at a total coat of <49,- Sullivan shouted: Another mob heading for tha The Courant aald tho team was case after case;” Hoover nkd tion director at\.the church; and Nliv! Ja, (Nttlo^’ih^lclala there amounts to about 4-lehths of a tonight at Hartford University major advance toward solving, pital did not know of it. mlaaion with throe Republicans Mrs. Laland Howard. 800 tonight at a public hearing “Of course it makes a dlfteren'ce consulate eurrounded the Taj headed by Victor A. JohnfSnv head “ ‘sucked’ the task forces with and only one Democrat, thus giv rjbaeh lio îw ral evacuation, aa Mahal Hotel, where many foreign mill on the estimated Grand Ust Chib to study various phsaes of of the U.S. Senate ,RepubUean and duplicating the proâa of ' Robert A. RIvkin, co-ritairman Registration may be made by i^ h e y a a id there simply were which will be held by the Board of to fne. I want to work. I have a for the f965-56 flsc^ year. streamlining legislative process. photosynthaais—natlire’s method of the Parking Assn., aaifl after men who have vaatad interests in a, ing Uia OOP a 7-8 majority,” tha telephoning Miss Sundstrom at the Directore. tourlste stay. Police wielding Election Campaign, , Committee. givan point of view and therefore ■t'fOW^êomini tourists to replace wife and two children. I want to Martin said a check today indi- Other memben were John Brown, . of supplying food to the worlcL the meeting hie group beU re- magaxina said. church cfticc, or at the church on _ The party group objects Jo Jhi work and S»rn a living pnd I clubs charged and'drove the crowd cannot be considered deUchpd ex- It added, however, that aubse- 'ttb(*rwbe ^ ^ n ed afUr ooro-. caMe the-cash balance at the end head of the U.S. House of ’Rspn- . Calvin < aald ha ... and. hie aa- celred. a favorebU.reaction from peipu."-,- • - -■.■■■ — - ■ the momlng of 22. i - ^valuatidn' on' several grounds, se'ni your remark, that it doesn’t away.' fHh'er rioleie kmashed tll* of the year, which closed Sunday, aociatss had Mantifiad .all the tha hospital authorities on pub- qqenily" "Mr. Baianhoi^r has 'piot^t vacaUons. chief of which ie the claim that doors of the Majestic Hotel. sentatlves Republican Election “Mr. Hoover’s most flagrant nia,(a»arl|eston Weather Bureau make any dllTeienoe to me.” was some 818,000 more than he' Campaign Committee, and Peter steps In one of two atagas by llciaing tha available space for Peggy 0*Har» carefully tried to' avoid placing The homicide rate In the Unit consolidation of Oteney Broe. op Sulllvim said he appeared in Reports from all over the city had eallmated it would be. That: which grean plants unde, eunlight vialtora ' abuae of this appointment authori his sUmp of iqîproval diroctly on ed States dropped from almost 6 •lastie aald' iteavy rains wovild visit the eration and the conatniction of a leverel Broadway shows, in 80 said demonstrators marching aev- Obituary Claj’ton, representative of the ty 18 hia selection of the 28 per ' onUre area tonight. The lUm balances off 818,000 of the j GOP National Committee and the convert water and carbon dioxide Tha action by the City Hoaptial P «f*y O'Hara, pretty, part sing aoy specific recommendnUon ef per cent ii) 1934 to about 2 par shopping center leaves the town In motion pictfires" and "on almost eral miles were converging on the 838,000 the town will loose as the into foodstuffs. He aald they had ia the first step sny organisation sona making up the task force on the Hoover Commission.” cent in 1954. forecast was for four or more a atate of economic "upheaval.” I Elsenhower Clubs. er playa an linportant role In “ Best water power and resource policy," hisliry every major dramatic televleion^coneulate. result, of exemptions for veterans I detected every stage of tha pro has taken to alleviate the ^rklng Inches of rain. Iniaad floods and In general, the revaluation is program.’ adding: Police tried to disperse crowds In •*1516 report states that if soms- Foot Forward,” the musical that the magaxlnc aald. “Not one of extensive c r o p damace were of World War I, World War II and I thlng isn’t done oobn to bring cess -by which carbon dioxids ia problem since the Parking Asan. backed by Main St. businessmen Got Joba by Talent front of a building housing the Deaths “ reduced” to form carbohydrates undertook tha project and asked gave birtli. ta '“Buckle Down Wln- the 2fl ropreaenU what might be feared. who Insist that- land values are ” I got these jobs because of Bombay Stale Government. the Korean conflict. party fsetibns together In this called the ‘public power' point of TO the southward. Police Cfclef Made Allowancee •tste. the GOP is in danger of los —sugars and starches. for assistance. sockl,’* which opens a week’s en way out of line, talent and ability, and not for any Because of the outbreak, organ- Soviet Bclentists told the con view ..." ScieiM% Shriidts Piles David IfcCutcheon ordered 8avan> Sunday Salee poliliosl reaaons." Uers of the strike that closed Martin also polntM out that Mf«. Arthur W. Topllff ing a Republican Senator—Pres The Parking Aasn. is composed gagement at the Oiucflale Musical ,The digest said the previous nah' Beach. Ga.. evacuated. Numer when he and Henry Mutria, tax cott 8. Bush of Grsenwlch-in nsxt ference last week they believe of a group of merchants who have ■ In addition to the revaliistion The committee’s opening see ahops. reetauranta and plants, to Mra. Martha A.^ Topliff. 77. wife they are on tho verge of solving Mra. RemkUI R. Rlehariboa tonight. Monica Lewta, the motion Republican Oongnss changed the ous aea islands alons South Caro the Director! tonight will discuss sion yealerday brougfit a solid line aoseesor, flgurad. out the estimated year’s stats and national tlaeUon,” been studying w lou a veaa In the picture star, plays a'fadlng motion law ao that tha Hoover Commis 1 day canceled a big procession that of Arthur W. Topllff of 44 Mar tha mystery of photosynthesis. downtown shopping district that lina and Georgia were particularly whether, to hold s public hearing | of witnesses opposed to answering was to have marched on the con 1955 Grand List last May and tha paper said. (Given in marriage by her father, picture star, who ia atrippM to ths sion, which imdsr President Tru New Way Without Surgery 8Wrley M. Fish June, they made allowance for shall Rd., died lost night at Man Bush was elected In 19S3. al The RUaUana aald they have used might be used for parking by ahop- vulnerable to high water. Some are on a town law to permit liquor sale { quesUona. sulate thle afternoon. chester Meinorial Hospital. Mias Elisabeth Stevens, daughter pelt by souvenir hunters when aha man-hdd been - divided squally Find* HeeUag Sebelaeee Thel Dees BeUifi only five or fewer feet above sea some decrease due to t)ie hike Jn though he ran 100,000 votes behind radioactive irotopea os tracers in pera on Sunday, if the Directors do not] Altogether six ectore and an Beaks. Newspepera 8kat U t. and Mrs. Harold A. Fish of plant studlaa and have learned a appears' at a prep school dance. among Democrota and Republi level. actress were called before the exemptions. She had been a resident of Man President Elsenhower who swept of Dr. and Mra. William B. SteV' Joseph P. McManus, hospital The enauing complications make cans, was not required to be bi Relievee P ein-S luU n Hemerrheids pass ths law, H will automaticslly Angry crowds surrounded offices Willow Grove, Pa., formerly of chester for over 50 years and at< number of things. About the pro . Red Oosa workers today had bs subject to s referendum. Hou.se 1'n - American Activities Cervlni's information on the ex the state. Bush defeated Abraham ens, 31, Allerton Rd- Brookline, business manager, who also at for an hilarious evening in the partisan. Tafk. ji. r. (Se*ul> — Fer the aatoaiihiag stateoMiita like “Pilce of the Timsa of Indie, leeding tended the Congregational Church. cess. / tended the meeting said there la flrit time leieaee has foond a now have caaicd to bs a problem! “ taken up positions along the coasts A s Water Oommlssloners. the Committee yesterday and each in English - language newspaper in Manchester, announce the coming pected loea comes frorn explana A. Ribicoff. now the Democratic Masa.. becama the bride of Kendall theater. Robert Gallagher, Fred “ But President Elsenhower tions made lost week at a tax of- Besidei her husband,- she leaves Governor, by 30,000 votes. Calvin aaid the procaaa remain space in the hospital parking lot ’ healinc eobitance with tha ssteniib- Tbe eceist is a new healiag aob- <'0f the three threatened states, group.'witi take up propoaed im- turn refused to answer when asked weatern India, as well as other marriage of their daughter. Miss ing to bo aolvad la how solar an- Read Richardaon, son of Mr. and eric Tozere, - Dorothy Greener and must also bear « major respon- int ability to shrink hemorrhoids staace (Bie-Dyae*)*-8i*covary ef a They were equipped with medical about Communism. When one flctala school he attended at the three sons, George J. Miller of "The report said that Sen. Bueh for about 25 cara during the day' stbility, since H was hia decision provamenta to the water syatern. newspapers snd forced tharti to Shirley M. Flah, to Lawrence S. argy la absorbed by chloropbyil or Mra. C. Raad Richardson, 50 EI- Kenneth Nelson head tha talented and te relieve pain-wUhont ssrgeiy. werld-famesa retseicb inititotc.' supplies, food and clothing. declared this refusal contained no University of Connecticut. Colchester; Otto F. HUIer of Cov is In danger next year because It la and about 10 or 15 more than that supporting caaL Miss O’Hwa ap In eoie after ease, w’hile gingently . Tbit tsbaUBca is aew available In close. Wrightsman Jr., son of Mr. and how tha green pigment of plants la wood Rd.,: Saturday, Aug. 8, at 4 in tha evening. (ik ik ftib .Amateur..radio operators sat up implication of guilt, .committee Mrs. Lawrence S. Wrightsman of ' In assessing the effect of the entry and Horace L. Miller of postlbla the Preaident’a majority peared on Broadway In “Make a relieving pain, aetoal redaeties aupperilefv or emlmestJ»rm sodcr The Reserve Bank of Ihdis sus in the state could be reduced some used to “apUt" molacuiaa Of water pjn, .In Harvard Church, Brook “ Due to the ta'ririio, it would be (tbrinkagt) toek place. the nanw Freparstfea H.* At your an emergency network to handle Chairman Fiancia E. Walter (D pended all busineta as k big crowd Houston, Tex. loss. Martin, said it is one of the Manchester; one daughter, Mri. Wish” and . toured 'With Veronica N1 Mala Rlraot many factors which con be what from the 130,000 margin ha to supply hydrogen needed to “re line. The Rev. Aahley Day Leavitt, impossible to extend the area by Hoit amosing ef all-reealteall- were driiggiat. Meaey bock gaarentee. emergency messages. . Pa) snapped back; surged around it. Miss Fish received her B.A. de-, Stanley Melon of Manchester; Lake and Law;rence 'Ilbbett In •B«f.o.aPet.on, Town Workers "You can refuse to answer and strengthened or balanced off by two stepsons. James W. and Har achieved In 1952,’’ the paper said. duce” carbon dioxide. D.D., who officiated, used the dou any large aipouRt," aald McManus. $150 In Trdde s^therooghI fbat eofferert made Vessels of the AtlanUc Pleet Students and workers lay in the gree at Temple University. Phila He said a new theory regai'dlng ble ring ceremony. Traditional However hb added that space for “ Peter Pan.” XU^P'orce here were moved from we can all draw- whatever infer delphia. Pa., where !«he majored in other factors as they arise. old A. Topliff. both of Manches Fight on Alcorn I-Aoms streets to - halt public transport Some concern has been ex . that process was that a kind of bridal music was played by the or about M 'more cart could be made For YoMr OM the'Îshley River to hurricane an- Get Pay Hike ence we wish,” vehicles. / child peychology. She taught for ter; six sisters, Mrs. William C. Tho (forfranl said ths- report “ battery” exiata within plants. ganist and white flowers and J- ’ . f choriwa at the Naval Ammuni Tbe probe was denounced aa a j pressed over the possible loss of Schieldge and Mrs. Flora- Wheel "names names.” \ available. meeting were Lebbeus BI s s e 11, • Other riotcre stopped hundreds two years at Wijods School, Lsng- SolSntiata theorize this battery Is tapara decorated the altar. THie Hospital Trustees will stddy B ovd chairman and Clauds A. Refrigerator - tion Depot in the Upper Cooper "star chamber procedure" by actor horne. Pa., and is at present study taxable . inventory with Cheney er. both of Manchester, Mrs. "It discusses the leadership of The general procedures • for of automobiles and taxis and made of layers of chlorophyll be Miss Catherine Stevens, sister Uie ppossibility o ...... of an additional lot Mills. , River. Lou Polan. Ignoring the committee ing for her master of srts degree Bros, now iii the process of con George Romsdell of Pittsburgh, State Chairman Clarence F. Bald 1 Save Yeursall Huadrsds of granting increases in town work forced the occupants to get o*U solidating Its operations and win and National Committeeman tween microscopically thin layers of the bride, was maid of honor h e v W. Main St,, McManua said. RIvktn, Herman O. Olson and Naval. Marine. Air Force and covinsel and the banging gavel of and Join' the demonetration. At the University of Minnesota in Pa., Mra. James Blanco'of Brook of fat and protein, he said, and this 2 Yoors'to Pay > Army planes at numerous military ers have been worked out by plant. Martin noted today that one lyn, N. Y., Mrs. John Rickert of Meaiie Alcorn. It points out that and bridesmaids were Miss Mari- But he felUthey wouldn’t do any Francis J. Pritchard represented Chairman Walter, Polan read < Several thouaand "ivonviolent’’ Minneapolis. Minn. absorbs sunlight and uses it io lyn Pons, Washington, D. C.. Miss thing about it because of tbe large the Parking Aiisn. inatallôns have been flown in. General Manager Richard Martin statement arguing that the com thing which may infUience the Lsrchmbnt, N. Y,, and Mri. Jo there is a strong postibility that a and will be given to department Indian Nationalist demonstrator.* Mr. Wrightsman is an instructor split the water. Nanci L, Young. Mrs. Paul S. expense for developmenL The next step planned by the Ddhrs wit|i this Amflilflg land for the, duration of the hurri mittee larked authority to conduct in psychology at the Untverstty tax-budget picture is'loes of taxes seph Garvey of Hartford; 25 major party fight con break out cane alert. heads tomorrow so that they msy marched into the Portuguese on machinery as the result of in the State GOP late this year Scientists have long sought the Weiaa of New York City, and Miss The only objection the hospital Parking Asan. is a meeting with A the inveetlgatlon. At the end he colonies of Goa, Dnmao and Diu of Minnesota in Minneapolis, grandchildren and 21 great grand secret of photosynthesis in the Potterton's Bulldozers and earth-moving ma be put into immediate effect, Mar Chene.v Bros, soles about which children. She also leaves one and in 1956. and that it could cen Margaret V. Richardson, Somer would have would be the use of Mayor Frederick G. Berger. At a tin said today. X announced: yeaterday on the eighth 'anniver where he is also working on his hope of duplicating It artlflcally to ville, Maas., sister of tha bride the area by shoppers and other recent meeting of Hie City Council. Serricc snd Repsirs chinery from the Second Marine "I rafuse to answer any que»- doctorate. He received his B.A. the town did, not have information brother, Arthur Thlmler of Califor ter around the KsUonol Committee DlvisloQ, based at Camp Lejeune. For moat hourly rstsd workers sary of India'a independence from back in May. post of Alcorn.” Increaae the world’! food supply. groom. persons- not visiting the hospital Berger read a letter from the as- Wfr Cfnlsr tha increase, will., be fl-cenis an tions that this comniittee puls be Britain, They aought to arouse and M.A. degrees at Southern nia. Bruce A. Yarber of Holyoke, according to McManus. sociatlon and said at (he time he N.C., tabm d'to throw .-up artificial fore me.” His deflance brought ap Methodist ifnlversity: The funeral will be held Thurs 'The paper goes on to say that , (Cor. of Church) ... dunes at AtlanUc Beach. N. C. hour starting Aug. 15 and will be popular support for the Indian the report, turned over to Repub Maas., was best man and ushers Others beside McManus who would be glad to meet with the |9 5 5 0 H ^ ^ I received in the Aug. 26 pay. plause from the hearing audience, campaign to take over the areas, The marriage will take place on day afternoon at 2 o’clock at her were William B. Stevens Jr„ represented the hospital at the group. Other Marina equipment went to Oct. 21 St 7:30 p.m. in the lican National Chairman Leonard Surf City, N.C., and still more men For police the raiee will be 10- but Walter warned It could bring the last foreign territories in the Busy Year Noted late home. wMth the Rev. Arnold U.S., China Envoys Brookline, brother of the bride; B> dtatton for contempt; chapel of Westminster Presby- W. Tozer officiating. Burial will Hall, carries praise for National and equipment were held In re 9onta for probationary patrolmen, country. Committeeman Wllllsm H. Bren Roger Smith of Providence, R. I., DARiNGI # 4 0 PAGES 1 AUTNOMTATIVEI serve. to be sped to endangered fMsenta for patrolmen 2. S-cents Most witnesses complained that Reinforced Portuguese border teiinn Church in Minneapolis. A be in Bast Cemetery. . Hold Long Session Cheater Wêtnrlch. Pstchbgue, L. I.;' for patrolmen 1. and 8-centa for the committee’s qukillons Invaded guards opened fire on pome of the .reception will follow at the Cam By Pharmacy Unit Friends may call at her hoime nan of Stamford. and Paul S. Weiss, New York (?ity. i t points if the need should arise.' ” It says that a major party i*' City Manager Joel' C. Herren of sergeants, effective Aug. 15. their privacy and threatened the marchers, drove others back into pus Club of the University of Min- tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 The bride’s gown, of white sum •f Ntfthrtf nrsots. post should be given to Brennan Kure Beach, N. C., which la south- Aa for salaried workers, every consUlutional tight of free associa India with clubs and arrested Hartford. Aug. 16 (#5 — The p.m. (Continued from Page One) mer taffeta had a yoke of alencon What’g O n tmlh about car values today? Now for tha ' east of Wilmington, said, “ Un employe will receive either 139, tion. One of these was Phil Leeds, many of them. 1%! Indian demon Arrangements are in charge of in the State GOP, since he has a lace and the full skirt e.xtended in State Pharmacy Commission had large following, has statewide 6r$t time you can get all the data on ail the can—eU 16 fortunately, a'strong northeast wind 161, or $78 depending on his nor 39, who played in the recent stage strators called themselves Sstys- will handle the appointments for a busy year, judging from its an the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Ping-Nan, Red (China's envoy to to B cathedral train. Her Juliet cap sprang up that- virtually precluded mal salary rales Increment. That hit, “Can < » , " and on several TV grahls. followers of the late Mo- nual report to Gov. Ribicoff to knowledge of political and gov Poland. of alencon lace held In place her leading nudees. Showa you how tluy builL Tin waafc -tomorrow. Each child attending E. Center St. ernment events, and has leader doing anything toward 'building up raise will be effective Aug. IS ami ahows, lê dedsred: hamdas K. Gandhi's tactic o f non the Dental Clinic will be'given an day. It was interrupted by an 8-min fingertip veil of illusion. Her bridal points. The strong points. Hidden dMaib aavar rem led ship qualities,” the Courant said. ute receaa, while Wang and his our dunes. We have property in In the long nin will hike each •“The*^committiee is intruding up violence and jiasaive resistance. -appointment for the second In the Among the more that a score of Franklin J. Hooey bouquet was fashioned of rubrum befoK. It’s the that only Nath dared'to pchut imminent danger with nothing be salary level and step by one third, on ,i«y privacy as an American Orgsnixers of the merch finally^ series of fluorine treatments which special activities performed by the Baldwin, in his reply, said that aides left the'conference room and albs lilies, stephanotis and ivy. .The sslsrled workers^ will alsq The funeral of Franklin J. "regarding Senator Bush, it is conferred privately in a separate tween our houses and the ocean.” citiaen. In America you can believe suspended furtl.er infiltration and will be administered on Aug. 22. agency were the following: Hooey, 54. of Milford, was held The honor attendant wore a bal Your Nash dealar will be happy to gpva you your copy, benefit by an accelerstcd auto said they would devise "a -new 25 and 29. Made 2.536 inspections and re- generally agreed throughout the office. lerina length gown of pal^ green in anything. You can believe in thiji afternoon at 2 o’clock at the A member of the Chinese without any oUiggtion whatsoevar. Get youn today. It d e n i e s COUNTIES UMB i matic raise progrsrii. Under th« Yogi Berra or that lanolin will save strategy." Auction Date inspections of registered phar state that he is gaining great taffeta and carried Louise carna program persons slated to get the White Funeral Home,, Milford. stature and ma.v w'ell be, in the delegation, asked Afterward may save you hundreda o f doUan on your nait new car.' the world.” Ratlmates of the number of The annual auction of the An macy premises, visited 169 towns Mr. Hooev died Friday 'afternoon tions and sweetheart roses backed Hartford, Aug. IS Ifl — Osv. hikes will receive them at the be demonstrators dead ranged ai high and cities, made 96 inspections and next election, one of the- best whether the talks were making with ivy. All ' four bridesmaids ginning of the fi."cal quarter in At the end of the day, Walter dover I^ke Property Owners' St the Milford Hospital. ( any progress, shrugged his should RlMrotf was Informed today that as 31. with many more .reported A.ssn., will be on Aug 27. It will reinspections of new pharmacy vote getters our party has ever wore dresses identical to that of rouhly finances will actually be which the anniversary of their em commented: He was born In PloMaburg. N. ers and said smilingly "it Is con the maid of honor and their bou "I am sure that these psople wounded or missing in the. jungles. begin at 7 in the evening with premises before opening, checked Y., Dec. 14, 1900. son of the late had. He is recognized in Wash better off, despite claims to the ployment or promotion falls. Hie Indian Government Rkdlo said 49 pharmacy premises for change ington as one of the outstanding tinuing.” quets were of the same flowers. contrary, through the recent th e coat of the tnerMses, which have demonstrated that there Is R..y Burnham acting as head Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hooey. He had The talks have been snagged on The mother of the bride was at Ydufs F re# At abmething to be concealed In the the killing of 12 marchers had been auctioneer. Donations for the of ownership or msnagement, in li-ed in Mancheite.- for many members of the United Stste.s trnnsfer of neglected - chUdrea combine a recommendation by confirmed., while in Nova Goa an spected 176 premises that had Senate, and, in 'Connecticut, since Peiping’s claim for return of Chi tired in grey organza with white from county to state care. The Martin and additional'hikes by the framework of the (theatrical) a ction may ^ left at the Old years before moving to Milford nese students in the United States embroidery and her corsage was unions." ‘1 n'ftcisl Portuguese opokeSmah said Rid Barn after Satirtday.” Mow- been remodeled. 12 years ago: Jiie election, he has Yieen gaining SanduiiehTime! BOLAND M O T o b , Inc. Connecticut Public Expenditure Directors, is a.bout ' 819,000. St least 13 Indians were kilted and Checked 1.019 patent medicine tremendously in popularity and Slid a'demahd that a third power, of green orchids. The bridegroom’a Council vigorously disputed the Unions repeatedly mentioned ever, the committee specifics He leaves a son, Franklin India, be allowed to screen them to mother chose pink Chantilly lace, during the hearing were Actors probably 30 wounded. that articles must be small premises and visited 23 hospitals, Joinea Hooey Jr.; his wife, Mrs. recognition. ^ ^ 369 CENTER STREET — PHONfe Ml 1-4079 claim counties will lose some 81 The India Radio said ‘it wsi be laboratories or wholesalers; per •We have checked with reepon- determine whether they with to go with corsage of whltb orchids. million In revenue this year be nquity and the Ahnerican Federa enough to be csrriei. in a pleasure Pearl Bscroft Hooey; three back to China. The ceremony was followed by a lieved the Portuguese had carried car. formed 108 special investigations, brothers. George and Thomas oiblc leaders of the party through HARTFORD cause of th^ child rare shift and tion of Television and Radio made 88 inspection trips accom At the outset of negotiations reception in the garden at the Abo^Town ArtlaU. sway many of the dead. Bara Dapee Moadey Hooey, both of Mencheiter, and out the sUte.” stated Baldwin, OPEN THURSDAT EVENiNOa resultin’g cut la State aid to The march had only half-hearted panied by the director or a com ’’and have been assured that none Aug. 1, Peiping claimed authority home of the bride’s parents, after Hay FelksI Tuns In bitnaylane on ABC-TV. So. TV liatinca fer Tbna an* Chaimsa counties. Members of the Auxiliary Po- Herby Hills will call the num Robert Hooey of Stratford, and a over all 117,000 Chinese in the which the bride and bridegroom ■iipport from Nehru who opposes bers for the square dance which missioner, attended 40 special els'ter, Mlsi Hazel E. Hooey, alto of them either gave out such in Ucs held a wejner roast last night hearings, and attended 79 official United States who have not be left for a wedding trip to Cape GALLAOKEB CLAIMS BIAS such moss action because of the will follow the box lunch social at of Manchester.. formation or agree with the con Cod. For traveling, Mrs. Richard at Ult Bolton Lake summer .cot- SliggesU Slogan danger of just such bloodshed as commission socials, apeechas. tents of the report. Their opin- come American citizens. Wang taca af Theodore Goodchlld on 6:30 on Monday evening at the reportedly has ' since retreated son wore a green cotton dress with occurred. Although he has been Old Red Barn. George Owens antr meetings and examinations. ions are bound to reflect the oit- W lW l^ estr I^My: or. Ha jokingly aald he The job also entailed attending, Georgia had a homicide rate of from this demand for a list of all belgz accessories.They will be at \ .iames C. Gallagher aaM taday inslitent in hie demands that Por his band will play for the sets. 14.6 per 100,000 people in 1952, uslion certainly with more accur ChiheM reatdehta, which U.S. ne home"' to their friends after Aug. would hold the party there if the For Pe<1e8triaii8 tugal relinquish Goa, he has said by the director and the commis acy than thObe of a few stranger* 'l|c believed personal dialtke af gueala would work and they did, Visit New Jerwy sion chairman, of pharmacy con- about so times the rate.Jn 'Ver gotiators regarded’ from the start 20, St 16A Oxford St., this town. ’jklm Influenced the teetlmony ef.- repeatedly India will gain the ter Mr. end Mrs. Max Reimer, mont. In the state for 48 hours.” aa largely a bargaining maneuver. The bride, a graduate of Brook helping him gat a new dock In ritory only by peaceful means. 'Irentions in Boston, Miami and TO THE 33 FAMILIES WHO one witacee at hie bourt-nMirtl^ place on the lake shore. Those "Don’t walk yourself to death” Benton Hill and thtir two daugh Houston: The United States contends that line High School, attended the for the oapiemedllatod murder is a slogan Chief Herman 07 The "Delhi CUiaan's Goa Ubara- ters, Bonnit and Barbie, .spent a all Chinese in the United States University of Vermont, and was who attended aald a good time was Srhendel said today he would like During the year, the commis Of three fellow priseaere la had by all. tion Front” called tha general short visit in Summit, N. J., last sion gave pharmacy examinations have been free to leave the country graduated from Miami University, MOVED TO MANCHESTER Korea. Gallagher eald ha re everyone In Mancheater to remem strike In the capliM,- l^ e front Week with Mrs. Reimer’s mother, to 194 applicants and renewed 2,- since last .April. Oxford, Ohio. She la a member of ferred to 8gt. C. LXaiyd W, ber. has strong backing from Socialist. Mrs. William F. Boilsy. Their The dispute over civiliah re Delta Zets Sorority. Since her Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mehl He was discussing the Campaign 594 registered phannacist licenses. Pale, of Augusta, Oa., who teatl- of 11 Foxcroft Df, have juit re Communist and Rightlat groups. niece, Cheryl Anne Bingham. - re The commission ajao cooperated patriation was the first of twd .graduation she has taught at' the fled for the proeecutloa. to educate pedestrians here to obey Nehru’s govsrning Oongraes Party turned with them for a week. points to be taken up in the talks Bowers School. The bridegroom turned from a vacation In Bermu traffic rekulationa and croaa streets with the State Health Department da. where they ylsited Robert haa not endoraed the organixetion.- Home from Florida by mailing material to all phar here. If the envoys can agree on attended. public schools of Man X St designated locations due to be but aoroe Congraaa members be that issue, they are to move on to chester and' graduated from Wil- Davidaon, Mrs. tfehTa father, who gin Thursday evening. Walter Montie Jr., returned on macies on the subject of the Salk Itvsa there. long. Monday from a trip to Orlando, polio vaccine. a secofO batch-all item, “practical liston Academy, Eaathampton.' Members of the Auxiliary- Polica maltei's' at issue” between both Mass. .He received hii bachelor iff will be used to warn pedestrians, Buses and taxis m,re operating FIs., with his grandmother. Mrs. Mrs. Bwald Jackie and,daugh inf New Delhi and a Worae Ministry Elsie Holcombe. Following a week aides. arts degree in political science at and motorists, of the rights . of Johnson ia seeking the releaae ter#, Sm a and' Lffdia, of 79'Keeney those who must walk on the public spokesman' said government em in New Orleans, Walter suffered Raffles Petition (tom the Brown University In 1953. A mem SEND THC St., arrived home today aboard highways. ployes were working. Banks wars a severe attack of tonsillitis and of 25 Americans imprisoned in Red ber of Sigma Nu Fraternity, he the 8.8. United 8Utes, after spend Chief Schendel has become' con opened but were unable to operate had to be hospitalized in Orlando China, 3 under house arrest and 13 has been aaaociated with the Sav ing four and a half niidhthe In when clerks tailed to show up for for two ds.vs before he was able Has 600 Siguerss dtu^ stote who have baan rafuasd exit per ings Bank o f Manchester since hia A ll aro u n d cerned bVM JRe Wiy In wfi^H mits. Europe. Mdestriana here seem to croea Work. to travel' homewarda. He Is the graduation. ' . HOME TOWN itreets anywhere pr any tjme tha Hundreds of students stayed son of Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Mon fancy strikes them. He hopes to away from their eleaees to join the tie Sr., of Route 87.1 Over 600. signatures have been put a stop to this practice %cough parading workers. Minister WrU«« secured on the petitions being cir service tha new campaign. - News haa been received in town culated by various local non-profit NEWS He points to the. fact that a large from tha R(sv. Stephen Chamber organizations seeking permirslon and number o f. pedeitrian victims arc Andover lain who -is vacationing with his to legalize bazaars and rafflw T O T H M IN non-drivers. These people evident parents at a cottage they have here. In order to bring, abput the ly have little understanding of the rented for the • oesobn in Chil- ’apecial referem'urj necessary to * THi SiRVICi difficulty sny driver has in com7 Meeting to Rule merk, on Martha's Vjneyard. In decide the isstic. 1.081 oignatures, Q—How did tha inltiaia G.O.P.. ing to an Immediate stop. a card m aiM on Saturday after or 5 per cent of the electorate, are QUINN’S standing for “Grand Old Party," Thus, the burden is on the driver noon, he wrote that there had needed. • become the popular name for the to assume that pedestrians do not On Three Items been no damage there as yet A lew recently enacted by the Ramibllcan Party? - know hit problem, Chief Schendel despite hurricane fprebodings. General Assembly permits bazaars PHARMACY A — It'âems to .-have come into spd rt. Regardless of where ferendum on Public Act-409; the Doris to attend a church ,confer an htdependent corporate agency sppointMnt’ of a building official; ence In Maine with them. Representatives of vanioua non Yes,^ It’s a woridprful feeling whien' you TRUST your service man or of the federal government. ' , and arrangements for payment -pf profit organlagtlimA iawt Aug, 3 at know, that, your iiuuriince matters are in woman is statid)ied, tbe oBIclal., Advertisement— the EHcs Home where petitions good hands. ' ; ’ ■ WELCOME! - Q — What -government agency of Shivers The 'two-condidstes propoeed for The William Snigg family needs wert distributed and the varioua • • • flhe Manchester Eve* aspects at the new law disciiaaed can dictate ■ , ' . t'/ la ceaponsible for the suppression the post of buUdl» offleisi at the a small house or apartment. ’ITiree We’ie proud to say that we have beein A hearty welcone to Manchegterând-obr boat ning Herald can be for of counterfeit money? Wins Ouster Slay lost meeting ar•e'jos' aeph Carter small children. Box 77 Andover. Among tha rapreasntativea on jwnd warded to be at **Mhil, A — Hie Secret Service. and Max Reimer. Tel. PI 2-6988.' for ths meeting were apokMmen handling the insurance for some of our clients Carter entered the building buai- from the Elk#, British American without error or expense! since 1923' when our agency was founded. wiahes for your happincaa in this "Qty of Village CaU” regularty-witfa all' Q - - Who were the first end Isst Washington, Aug. 16 --H ie Club, American Legion, Italian the' hometown news neaa in 1932 and haa a background Manoheafer Evening Herald * • • ‘ ‘ * Chanu.” When yon get settled, drop in and Mjr signers of the Declarstlon of In postal worker who wrote s letter of 23 years experience in the field. Andover rorreapondeat, Mr*. Paul American Club, Veterans of For ...MMZHI6 RE4ISABLE BRT If you want sound advice on any insurance people awap ff^m dependence to die? critical of Gov. Allan Shivers of He has worked in commercial, .in Phanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim eign Wars and Hoae CO. 1, Scoith Manchester Fire Department. Bra f t Errors Im tantly^ problem, today, or in the future, please feel “hello” at either oif obr offices. You’ll find thin home are so anxioua Jlo A — .The firet to die was John Texas, today won s court order dustrial Sind realdentia). const ruc- S-8856. J- free to call us at any time. We’re at your Moôn ef Pennsylvania, in ApriL bloi'klng-his siispenslan from his -tlen-and l» eeeecJated wiith a coip- IL will coat the town NiproSi: i$ Goomdfood for Lifot- 1777. Tha last was Charles Car- job. ' pany In Hartford. i ' metely 81,800 to hold the Hsecial ■ senfice, night or day. Remember, “ ‘ j ’ ' **Oiic 9top Bttflk’’^ i ^ y and hippy to Mirv# your roll ef Carrollton, Maryland. In U.8. Dist. Judge Robert N. WU- Rrimer began as a carpeinteria election. ; ■ « 1832. . ktn granted s temporary' injunc apprentice in Kansas and served Sponsorship'of the besaars and MsdiiM gsraiili yta fs 8kMs psifsd'Isntn, •ycry banking need. tion to Curtis C. Wilson of 'Houar during the war as a carpenter’s Public Records raffles is rigidly defln«l' in the nflhtal snsn. Vmfkf isvsns Is nbsrt snsr " l a f u r a Lo m m H o p p o u . Telephone MI-3-5121 Q — Arc Supreme Court just ices ton, Tex., who had been -ordered new law. It is limited to veteran, n « M f s as8 Artsls Mm (srract nsfdi... lbs mate first data with the iRiHrt W ith LoppoR" I permitted to engage In the private suspended for 90 days by. the Ciytl amphibious transport aervica of Warraatie Deed church, civic, fraternal, ehariteible, tfrsr k SM|nslicaNy sfsisd, Mm cstfscMss ii . ., all around ’ ■' ■ . \ ■ —----A-A o ' Circulation 1 practice of law ? Service CommlseiOn. os e violator the poost Guard. James Haasett aiid Isabelle M volunteer or other non-profit or rflCVtviM. ganizations. and no individual in Department A - - No Supreme Court juatice of the Hatch Act forbidding poiiti- At Ult clone of the' war he en- Haisett, to Robert M, Bardând CMlpdtNMtMC IIm ftRMK may practice lew privately. cel activity by federal enmloyea. terad the construction Held in Ellamae N. Bard, property at 4)9 the organization can make a profit MWNWaAs fwM 88^^ the town The temporary injunction wilt Hartford where he worked in in-< Broad SL from the affair. M l s)Mr aiM snr, I N I Mast sf Msra. T'jwuir. Today! Q How many letters has the remain in force until the ease is diiatrial, commercial and rasi- Ruselan'language 7 heard on Its merits. This may be dential construction unUI July, ^ HOXHA litEGAINS'rOWER M y (aaflMMlsr first yes snsf-toss, esM- ■r ■' months away. 1964,' whsn ha want into business' fcss id illw i ... K fli fMiMly ficir is i Ksf is- fnrwpatwigd . A — Russian haa 30 letters. It J-J^PpC H I I’’ I f'll l|i ! J’l ' ,‘i] ' 1(1 1 M , I'.l is written in the Cyrillic alpihebet, ^W iUon, in tha Railway Mall as tha Reimer C»Mt|nK).Uon Qo. Rome, Aug. 16 If) Enver MAIN OFnCE ,N0RTM BRANCH •hcsvai nkstrr «My lslntou,Js«Kad id*- ! 1.' whiell is-, baaed largely upon- Ue Service for 29 years, sent a letter OHnle VnSenshF Hoaha haa r»«staM lshed himself ^ INBUhAMCi a*g M a b S t 18 N*. B8alik St. Greek. to the Houston Post in Juno. tM6, Ftftatn children wore examined as Commanlsi 'strsagnian - of IH- Nan. fhabs si ihMs isMsy.fIK 7-MT ni8L Naxt TMOA . In ' which ha called Shivers yeatardsy in tha Dantal Clinic OppaaKa St. Jaaaa âttch^Blrr Rstph' Ransom ’ was the July 89, 1964. He retnine thnt ' watUMS; antique Oriental ruga? , prealdentlal electloh. Clinic Commlttso rapraosnUUve title, but Hexhn nppenm buck In 8LUED NSiNESS EQUIPIIEimimP. AIR-COND1TIOKED Judge Wilkin said there was a in chaiKo of yesterday's acheduls. the driver's sent, snM F|nmuri, oa. SBVici >NDinONED FOR COMFORT A -T- Tboea which have been in MS BIADI STREW* * " - * * * * ^ j e is ,i|K aaiHIlr^ frpol ^ e itio n ” .whether tha letter - Today’s acheduls was under Uis newsletter Of the anU-Ceramunist wera^ wdOeh. Mr 8o bamle-wfthln the politfoel acUvUlae direction of-Mra. -M»Bry. -Parking- -JtttnnldK A gm fl* Oemoeraita OE abrt. ban Q< tha Hatch A oL ' 1 ton and Mrs.- Charlaa Nicholsoii ■Bbrtr. M tiisjp ■ .... \

MAN61£STER EVBNINO H9BALD. MANCkESIBit. OOMM. TUESDAY* AUGUST 16, 1958 M ANCH^TES EiVISNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1965 tee atomic and hydrogen vleapons? W E in 6 -« 4 9 w o r n —1419 Soviets Interview Constmctioii Dipt tlMratoro. to t r ^ «ko aanounoed /6n Mat rain-soaked daj^ at Me Crash Kills Pilot How much money is a Christian Catholic Prelate re a c tio n of ' 640,000 aoldlen as Washington airport, rFresldent Droodlet entitled to so long as he stays W OOO-19M Daily Radio W M A T -m t Elsenhower was returning, from Justice Douglas tch Schedule 11% During July Just smoMer placa of Russian per At Meriden Farm within ths law? How much higher Backs Strikers Oayggkt WHO—1999 ijinraUi fidy. . ’ Gapeva. And Vice Prealdent Uy ROGER HUGE should 'be Me Ghriatlsn standard of living, in Me United States I || IL"...... ■. ' '■ London, Aug. 19 (iP)—Û.g; Su Wedneadoy, Attg. » W aM tlni^ Aug.. 16 (P>—Tlie Well, of course, it lenT clear Nixon, noting Mat umbrellas New Haven, Aug- ! • (F)--Ths Ik* fbllowiag program aekad-fi rVSHmc. Meriden, Aug. 1ft (F)—WIM the Man in Me Orient ? -Mbieora llwater preme Court Juetice William O. MMnlgkt-9 ...... Robert BDeworM. Bureau of L«bor Stattatics (BUI> good news, but it isn't bad nmys, Were being taken to the airport, Th^ will be done, \0 God, Roman Catholic Archbishop of itaa are aupÛad ky tka radio 2 a.m.-4-a.m...... Volunteere Weeded. ' paassngsr shouting, "get it up! Good Huele Douglas, who used to be regarded hai traced on ll per cent drop In 19J» aiMer. To realist Mat, wa need vetoed Mem. He Mus protected Gat It up!” A Bingis'sngihs plsne In'my life and in society. Hartford has supported about 300 tttanagaaHBta and are aubjact to loo Olrai 4 a.m.-g a m ...... Vohutoefs NeefM. July home conetraeUon to a vol* ' Kirby Page. raswer Mae. by Me Rusatans as a epy, was Me 9 am .-S a.m...... ^.....Volnntem Needed. ' only wonder what our reaction Prealdent Elaenhower from any- -sktaBdng' the tops of trees crashed AFL office workers in their strike ekango without aotiea. .>■ untary tightening of boiuing eratk- poeaibllity Mai. Uie American peo on a farm early to d ^ After mls- 'Sponsored' by Me , Mancheeter Bubject of a friendly interview g a.m.-10>a.m* ...... Lqcy Burke^ Ed. Feltham. U. A leee •! |iee **«> Item m would be If Me Ruaeians had said Councll of Churiihea against, ths Knights of Columbus, 'broadcast by Moscow Radio to 10 am.-Noon ...... Grace Rose. v 'nra BLB reported yeaterday inMr n M i im m ple would think he wes Neville aing a landing field. Tlia pilot was 0 B I I H A L Murie Mercboat ditllfr •! sit. MsrciS.'u?; that because of Metr need to pro kUlad. a Catholic fratem.al ordef. - WCOC Record Review *‘9 hay ■Kacorr Theater day. Noon-2 p.m...... Flora Gracie. Mat non-fanan nouaing eU rta in le«M 699 In i96» tect Memselvaa against NATO, Chamberlain, and Geneva Munich. ■file workers walked off Meib Wtam-Bazebail Katlzee Good Huele The Jurist is touring Me Soviet 2 p.m.-4 p.m...... Robert Oenoveei. Bernard 3. H art. July fell to 116,000 unlU from it«r. Coaa„ m . The passe(iger.-.J«hn Gavel. 38, ®p:SS?oÂ2S}« .they were Inqêaaing Melr armed The President end everybody «lee owner of a Newington machine Extended Forecast Jobe a t the K of C national head- TV SERVICE WTtC—Tour Star Tontoaltbt Union wlM Rolrart F. Kennedy,' 4 p.m.-6 p.m...... CoHimbla DeCarii; 109,000 in June. quiirters here yesterday demand WDKC-Yoc'ton. ICmIe 0 p.m.-S p.m '...... Daniel Firestone, forces by 040.000. got soaked, but a mpeh woree shop, aald the pilot was Hying 'oays fiiiMB A OaR Worfce WQTH—Voi'oadercook counsel for Me Senate Committee An official said the aeaaonal dd> blind behind Jhe "frosted up” arlnd- ing that the order submit several Nights teAeOj rias Parts Siia— on Government Operations. \ George ChurUla. cllne during MU Juae-Jtily period mn I ( O FiirMermore, it ought to J>e catastrophe waa avoided. Bostbn, Aug. 16 (A*)—The tem Isaueîn the contract dispute to WHAT—Mttsle Merchant Moocow Radio eaid one of .its 6. p.m.-l(> p.m...... Itay and May Hawkes, ueually cobms to IsSa than 1 per IB e m fid a l shield on Ms fbur-aeatar CeiMt'a TEL. n f-U M WUCO'Reeard Revtvw **Uhay —Encore Tbestar B ••»••••••••••••******** - l*x kspt In mind Mat, if we have any Now, out in Denver, the worst 180 when it plunged into Me woodi perature in New England during arbitrw on. corrospondenta, talking wtM Virginia LIm i. oant. He also aald Me eonstruetlon The Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Jo WIOÎM eeball MaUaee I pm.>MMinigtit ...... '.V ...H yatt Sutliffe,"utiiffe. Victor Cola aanae, we really w ant Me Rub- has happened. Our.,sympathies go ed ridge, near the Meriden Air the next five days, Wednesday Douglas at Me Kaganovicb Co- .10 m.9 pm. OMN TNUtWAY lYteBNeS UNtll 8 PM, ing to tell whether it ia Eisen Thursday followed 1^ a rising tem Me K of C M approve '“arbitration LET US TEST *'1vHAY-,tocore Theater receiving him. want Mem to do Mingc like Mat, 'piis Droodle lends itself to Idter- ^sonal pilot. W(7CC—Record Roview Kventag Oood Muaie GIVE BEE- iMHMttl* mMM'e m MttttAtt IStti hower or Truman wearing thpee Oaval Said he and.Thpmpiop had perature trend by the weekend. of those IsBUM which have not Yoiir WcrtiA hwG wxHB-nssebaii MsUbm Jo# Giraiid "Very well," Douglas was quot perhapa.we don't have to go out ^ te titles so I used It to test the WTIO—mSder Brows ge Man's fam ily Me founders of ’ Courage. Inc., hideous colors, and that hsppV Just taken off from the airport on Some normals for the. period are been settled through negotiations I s SO WDRC-Cel Kelbr ed aa replying. "The people here chairman of Me board of that na> Another Shower of our way to abuse them when I. Q.'s < Intellectual. Quirks) of .my Boston 71, Providence 69.,.Nan with the union.\ , WQTH—Waz Works _ R Mnrrow i / CHANEL NO* 5 co-workers on “ The Nnmee the a flight to Hartford to get Caval'a WGTH—Armed F orce. X . are very friendly' and very klndJ’ tionai orgmnUatlon for the handi-' May do do Mem. It would ap grin' they seem to inspire in tucket 67, New Haven 70, Concord, Msgr. Donnell>\sent the request - The' broadcast aald Douglas tpld same." a James-dandy TV Pro car. *’t^M T —BeUy Kimball capped,' who waa confined to his For Miffs Fawcett pear, from some comment, as if s Presidents who wear them. Caval had the controla in the N. H.. 66, Burlington 68.' I^rtland Jjy telegram to the, Knights of Co ^'^^RAV-rfollab NaHooal Home Me interviewer be and Kennedy bed for 41 years. Died Monday. gram (over A.B.C.) that I've been 66, 'Raskport 61 • Greenville 62. lumbus National Convention in weex:—Record Ravlow WCCC-pQood Evening G o ^ Musie reduction of 040,000 -in ila armed appearing on. Clifton Fadlman, take-off and. was. up âbout 400 or. WKKg-'^naieball MaUnee , . ‘ito’e.Nei . _ had ChOMH Meir own route fnd WELIOirS*W MfTlM iiUBi 0( M. X 900 feat when the windshield began 'CSribou 6S. " PhlUdelpWa. Hfe iaW ill Ms .tele' WnC-'Fepper Toont — — «e Are fbaky ' were fre6“ M f® Whera tjrey Mlii Jean rawoell of 666 .Oak - iii iuor insffr ‘ forces ie Just about the dirtiest the Moderator, |Mld It should be At Boston, the normal mAxIm- gram that the etrlke ^'is a matter WDkO-Cal Kolby I TIM entitled: . "Three Sneaky Duck to frost over., r^ m A seteatUle pttatod rseard Ma4a WOTR-Woz Worba , -_ _ ___ pleeaed. They are now beading in SL, East, Hartford, was guest of — N«w trick Russia could play on. us. the temperature during this period.^ Is of eeribue embarrassment to the •leetroaleally will toS jsa,tha W G tH -R ed So* ve Yanks to Siberia. Navy Worker Dies Hunters Hiding in a Cantaloupe'' "I was flying, instruments,” he liia - honor at a surprise miacellsneous Vlaudits moat unfriendly of acts,' and final said. "Then Arthur said, ‘John, let 79 and the normal minimum tem-i church in the Archdlocebe of Hart tnw ceadittoB aad rata eC year WHAY—Record Jtadlo WHAV—Polish NaUonal Home In 1949, when Douglas was IPS o r Connecticut which shows he's a very smart perature Is 63. ford.” \ WCCC—Record_ ___ ^ Rerlew and personal shower Friday eve proof of Me perfidy involved in man. Mark Qoodson A Bill Tod- me take over the controle’." watch. WKW>—Baseball Requut Me tinea WCCC—Good Evening Good Muiie mountain climbing in Turkey, At RadiTr Station Precipitation during this period The union says it has, turned EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS WKWn-Robla'e Neat the whole Russian peace cam-1 man, Me Producers, put their w n c —‘ns Woman in .My Home WTlC—Peopla Ara funny Moscow Radio accuaed him of ning, given by her fiance's sister, of the will on the average total over one down a Knights of Columbus offer PROMPT WDRC—News . WDRC—fiuapenae using Mat oj* a blind for spying Mias Beverley Aaplnwall of S An DONT?* : ^ paign. Yankee heads together (making a pleasant half Inch occurring as showers for wage increases'ai|a a Job aludy WOTH—Bob aid Ray 7 clonking sound) and said it looked ECONOMICAL SERVICE WQTH—Red Sox vs Yanka on Me Soviet Union. The Russians Bodton, Aug. 16 iltaaraa7wlwlun«iOj«aMpilT~ Lord's Prayer in order to avoid the first profe.sslonal basketball About a twelfth of the people WGTH—Rvd' veVe. Yenkf ahower, given by Mrs. Jease As- SAM YULYES tion of Me peaceful- intentions of cannot blame it for sxl'eting. At out which shows she’s even smart hypocrisy. Far better advice is to tw e- killed when an bq^rar cable snap- 8BOB KEPAIBINO and eathniiastically accepted our epudoUsoff aMCtpt BMturdty — New York Knickerbockers to who die of cancer ar* 1*** Man 785 MAIN ST. wnc—loae Radio Lane WHAY—Nil* Watch ^ By THE A8804jiATED PBES9 p«l a ^ struck, him: Ht waa em pinwall of Glastonbury. Me rulers of Ruspis. AJl they have the same time, one cannot oencede er than Mr, Fadlman. pray with understanding and deep sign. 49 years bid. W D R O -W Kelby o r THE BEREE KIND WOTH—Bob and Ray w n c —niographles ^ , FalmouM, Maas. — Dr. Herbert ployed as a rigger. Mias Faw cett and Clarence S. prcscripden ferric*. It is an uasaraaea* 600* to d6 la make a few more plays it too much chance of success.. determination. Let us now seek WDRC—Diak Derby Putnam, 93, of Waihington, D.C., Aspinwall Jr. will be married on 19 Maple Bf. Aetaas m ai \TUMd»y. August ! • Nonethelsss, what would happen WOTH—Red Sox ve. Yanks The structure Is mounted on that w* shall continue to autiotain dte like Mis, eiinoimce Me West' has where McCarthy eentilh^ was deeper meanings; *'t^HAY—Dinner Dale e:ia- who retired ai librarian emeritiu huge legs sunk 90 feet into Me Sept. 24 at Me Trinity Episcopal flrsIN atlonl ParWng Ls4 , I n...... ■ I ■' - If the .next Democratic state con supposedly concentrated, Benton "Thy kingdom come, WCCC—Record Review WHAT—Nile Watch of. Ms Library of Congress in 1939 Church in Hartford, launched . on attack, go on the vention, burdened with Me task of WKNB-Basebalt Request Matiaeo w nc—Blograê* ocedn's floor on Oeergea Bank, a aante competent and conttnona tarvica. C m^ Shortaf* Over held hit own. Thy will be done. WTIC—loeo Radio Lane after holding Me poiit 40 years, at fishing area. march themselves, and they could choosing a candidate for United If he were the complete philo On earth aa it is in heaven. WDRO-Cel Kolby WDRC—Bing Crosby one-time librarian of public librar Wa your puttoaote! States Senator, ahpuld find Its two WGTH—Bob aad Rey WGJTH—RetT Sox vs. Yanks I t waz named Texas Tower bc- Anothsr w»y to sum up all tlie have Me .people of Russia con sopher, we suppose Benton could Give us this day pur dally ies In Minneapolis and Boiton. cauoa it resemblee an oil rig. miraculous kncwltilcs bsing dis vinced that a treacherous West obvious choices hkd disappesred, be content enough with this, know bread." •>! *‘wHAY—Nile Welch Bom in New York City, son of FAT ELEOTBIC BILLS HEffE for one reason or another? Sup ing the truth himielf, and relying ■When we pray the Lord's Prayer WHAT—News WTIC—Blogrephlex ’ TOUB HALLMARK CARO STORE playad at ths Osnava confsrcnce had struck just as Russia waa dis WCCC—Good Evening Good Musie WDllC—Amos 'n' Andy George Palmer Putnam, Me pub oorW e i d e n t iH e d pose Chester Bowles should lose upon public Judgment to recognize with insight and sincerity, we are PUT ALL YOUR EGGS WKNB—News; Bport» WGTH—Rfd So* ve. Yxnkx lisher. Died Sunday. LOCATE IH THE RUBINOW BUILOim WE ABE yODB EEXALL BTOBB on psaesful usss of ths atom Is to arming. This could be Just Mhat his ambition? Suppose he became WnO—New* IliS - it eventually. But if there is a bit praying that we may kno,w and do WDRO-Nowe Baltimore — Robert E. Dela- New Haven, Aug. 16 (/PI—Coun say that, at last, mankind has engrossed in some enterprise semi- of the human being in hiqi. he God's will In all relations, and that WHAY—Nite Watch they are pla.ining, for all any WGTH—New* WTIC—Biographies plaine, 70, co-publisher of Me ty Coroner James J. Corrigan eaid fwwW ' ' I " ...... " " . hssn Ubsratsd from ^Mla fear public. and lemi-poliUcal 7 And would like to have the things he our society may be characterized IN ONE BASKET! •!«r- WDRC—UuslO Hall Frederick, Md., News' and Poat body really knows. They may be suppose. Congrasaman Tom Dodd Drte WGTH—Red Sox ve. Yaak* yeatprday Me flngerprinte of a Bright and cheerful etflee, fuelng ■nus Is the fear Mat this world knows formally proclaimed,“bv his by Chriitlikenesa. The true Chriz- ig Good Huele and head of the Farmers and body washed ashore in Milford as mad as Hitler was befors them. carried out -that threat always fellow citizens, to the-nation as a. tizn ftandard ie the life which ia Midtt- 8lata aad PurneU Shreeta. Vaht- may some day find Itself without It’s really to your advantage to WHAY—Nila Watch Mechanics-Citizens National Bank Sunday appeared to be those of abto window adverttatag -And-'MS' risk wa are running, in present in his career, which Is that whole. That, of course, could only proper in God's home; The right wtT(>-8bietly Sports w n c —Fibber McGee of Frederick, Western Maryland’s Joseph Czyra, 84. of New Britain, usable tourosf of energy. .The Mis era' of relaxation of tensions, ha will go into hie tent and stay be accomplished directly and speed Christian prayer ie that we may place ALL your insurance through WDRC—Zslroeo WDRC-Age of Atom . eetttnl addteas. Bloat WGTH—Wlemer __ largest bank. Died Monday. who vanished, into the surf at eerily ; tu-good-natural-Mghtlng»— N O R T H E N D world's' supplies of coal and oil, there 7 ily by a successful campaign for be less aelf-centered, leea family this agencj' so that you can be cer-. WOTH—Red So* re. Yaakx Providence, R. I.—Prof. George ia Mat ws ars creating for the If two such unlikely events ISilZ- Hammonasset state park in Madl- for ngineer or Architect. Bstt- Me accepted iources of energy, the Senate. Only Me,formality of centered, and more God-centered tain your insurance program is WHAY—Dinner Dete WHAY—Nile Watch Frederick Paddock, 76. professor aon Aug. 7. Mrs. Csyz was quoted Rusalans, as well as for ourselves, should occur together, where would taking a- zeat: in the Senate ag%in WCQC—Oood Evening Good Music WTIC—New* eeuabte rental. wreîttBMseib I t t s - i > ^ and people-centered: that the high ideally- suited to your individual- ' WKHB-rJoefSlrsnit ; WDRC—Dr. Guy Beuil*...... emeritus of astronomy at tha'Xick by her famUy as. saying Me body "a-repMiMm Tor hot Wanllng-war.' lira Democratic party' then turn could prove that he waz victor and est virtues of thrihome may be WTIC^'-HoapUallly WGTH—Red Sox vs. Yanks ObeSrVatdry ill California. Bom in was not Mat of her husband. Fur PHARMACT V culhU Jtow many hundreds of \We'U still tgks Mat risk, and for a hoflainee? vindicated, and never defeated Just extended universally to all human needs. WDRO-^Lombarto le-.ie- WGTH—mil Stem Providence. Died Monday. ther efCorts will be madp to posi W M . R U M N p W . M 3 M aiB RuMiWiyir ff bEPOTSQ. y MI #4685 more fliey Will last. It used iV Mai it is good 'the 'Riiasidna AlMough Me Ribieoff - Bowles- because he -heppenpd to tangle beings and all human relations. WHAY—Nil* Watch . Ogden, Utah—Albert Wilson Ep tively identify MeModyr • eaid . by Dodd era gives an Impression of a with McCarthy. w n c —N, E.'Reglotiai Survey to \be possible to calculate this, are announcing a demobilization Searching questions ought to be Just gs no two people are exactly ^ T -« u p p * r gereaail* WDRC—ililoodx for Romance person, 44, vice president of the Corrigan to be biMly decomposed. DemocraUe party top-heavy with Uafortunatcly, the political examined prayerfully; should WCCCirccCr^xM______Evenlqg_ Good Muxie WGTH—Red Box va. Yanks and Men predict disaster at Me instead of a mobilisation. Fur.Mer- alike, so no two peopje follow ex WKNB-Joe CIrend U;4Z- Nationai Eklitorial Assn., and own talent. Me truM is Mat after you rllmatc, la both state and aa- Christian citizens support capital WTIC—Tbree BUr X WHAY—Nils Watch er of weekly newspapers in Mof* and <^ât period of ^ e . mora ,it Is a devsiopmant which pass those three -names you pro- ,ttea, la dletlBcUy anprepitlous. punishment? What is the Christ- actly the same pattern in their in WDR3-U Tbomas w n c —N. E. Regional Survey gan and Coalville, Utah. Bnr'n In Now M(!ie 1s noMing of Mis ,ceed into something which is al- WGTH—Ubcrace WDRC—Moods for Romance deserves a role In the decrease of Hra party doesn’t want to aom- like attitude toward a kidnapper? surance requirements. Insurance WGTH—Red Sox v*. Yanks Colorado Springs, Colo. Died Sun kind of catastrophe ahead. Coal mOet a complete vacuum, except laato him. The chances of vks- When the will of God prevails fully Uide- day. world tensions-. It is good news, for Me comeback ambition ,to bought haphazardly or without Telcvitimi ProtnEW and oil, so l o ^ precious, so long tory If aoBilBated have- to be on this earth, will there be a traf careful consideration often proves WHAY—News; Nile Watch Pasadena Calif.—The Rev. Dr. and Mere la no oMer rpal way to which wa are referring. evaluated as aibn, by all present fic in intoxicating , liquor ? How WTIC-New* Me Objectives men and na On Pago 'Fwo WDRC—News; Almanac John A. . E. Naess, 83, retired take it. The would-be eomebacker, for outlboks. But. If ftowles nnd much race prejudice and diacrimi- to be false security. WGTH—Red Box ve. Yanke bishop of ihe Evangelical Lutheran tions, and wars, so\]ong essential mer Senator William Benton, Dodd should bow out, nnd Eliea- nation Is proper for a Christian? lli lt- Church, who had served as pastor to modem life and ^trogress, are oM hardly be blamed for enter- howor bow out too, the long Should citizens of z democracy wHaY—Nile Watch Index To World Calm talalag the asnMtion. His sltua- Let’s sit ddwn soon and decide WTIC—Sporte: Weather of churches in California, Wlscon- I more important nowiuiu May shot piny at vtadleatioa conid seek nztional defense through the WDRC-Î Kolbv aln. Illinois and Washington. Born tten Ie that be bos been vind Mreat of massive retalation wiM what your complete insurance pat <&ENERAL WGTH—Sport* Report eyer will be again. If ouh,. supply The oMer day, it was as if we ll'te - in Dodgeville. WU. Died Sunday. icated OB the great headline Is tern should be! WHAY—Night g> nphony had suddenly awakened in a sue of bin poUttenl career, and 2 Irvine. Ky. — Kelly Nash, 76, of Mem should be eahausted to TV SERVICE WTIC—Starlight Berenad* who served as oounael foT several morrow, we would be paralysj^. world, of many decades ago, and yet not vlndlcnted. He has won, WDRC—Dance Orchestra and yet he has leet. To make his Days M OC A Call WGTH—E. P. Morgan. government agencies in Washing ■ferriie Fine 4Mr But If exhaustion shoultl come {W Mere was only one partitioned U:4a— ton for 20 years. Died Sunday. personal burden a little - more Nlgkto '' Phu Parte WHAY-Nit* Watch I years from now, we might very country. In Me world, and only one '.Mttef, there Is a peatiterotfs and AMESITE DRIVEWAYS TEL. Ml g-S196 w n c —Starlight Berenad* Columbus, Ohio — W, Gil Sona- T ro d S ' well get along without them. source of violent headlines. The never - quite - disappearing glib WDRO—Dane* 'irehestra etine, 92, arthritia victim, one of <*■ ofitsfieldl EXPIRTLY INSTAUED In Me atomic field—and this headlines Which carried us back kind of tag on the reason ho R obert J . S m ith I seems the big summation of Me were.'pf course, over the story of lost. - . laa Oradlag — IWarihlas Spread — Forssa Set ~ Power SolM He was, of course, the first Im Alaoi Parktag Lata.— Teaata Coarto — WaUm INCORPORATED Geneva story—we have unlimited a new Sind alarming axploit by a portant individual who dared Tanaa Aitaaged If Oealred \ tooBBachooocaaooBoopeopooBoaPBOPQQOOoooeBPBBDBaew on a beautiful I energy, destined to be cheaper band of nish Republicans, strik tangle openly with- Senator Mc 16% POE CASH TRANSACTIONS REAL ESTATE — IN'SURANCE Enjoy the extra pride Man any form of energy we have ing ahoMer'dramatic, but inefftc- Carthy. In the end, his decision, ALL OfSTAUAXIONS SUPERVISED BT 968 MAIN ST., GROUND FLOOR — TEL. 8U-9-9S41 tual blow toward the unification and hla arguments, became virtual I now, subject to no worries about "IKSURANSBOTHS s in c e 1914” of ownership *that comes , of Ireland. ly the decision and Me arguments shortages. When he has com of almost the whole United States DEMAIO BROTHERS pleted his atomic apprenticeship, Our cold war \Vprkd must in Senate. In Me meantime, how ESTABLISHED lt96 from Thunderbird Styling! deed have gone aii/denly tame, ever, he himself lost his Senate CALL NOW — ANTOME man will be able to produce and BIANCHBBTEB 80-1-7691 HABTPOSD CHapal t-StlT use as mucli energy as he pleases. when the fact thaklret^d la not seat, victim of the Eisenhower landslide of 19S2. The fact that It will be cheap, abundant, even yet one country makes b>g nsws. IfoCarthy campaigned against him i iSlf-rSplenlShlng. Germany la . divided. Japan In. Connecticut has, ever since, led Jnjpy thejsxtrq cpmfe This, we'siupp day, loo. we llyc, and how wa Uve, and Minks, by Ms would- t I who lives better Man anoMer, and be violence of Me agltalora. or the pettern of politics. .The feet any formula o< dIplomaU. Here, M at Bourcea were always limited, Indeed, Ms Ir.ipoeeible does take a la soma degree, has foundsd our little time. greatest itortunss. It- hss msde Fresh Frozen gome ,i\atioiiB Jtav e aatlQM and Who’s ^ * t Ib That Shirt? mamssBsagfKsam others have not nattensi given Of me Ming wa can be sure. ■aome the capacity for a war and Vice President Hi chard Nixon wa* bft. JOHl< B, SHEA oMers' Me fancied naed for war. not consulted before, out in Den F w d NOM Tl Perhaps it is not too-much tp aay ver yesterday, President Eisen CHIROPODIST Mat Me quest for power—actual hower blossomed out in a blue and 249 MAIN STREET physical power—has dominated watermelon-red sports shirt Your present car wil! ^ Ms world's living. whleh^ immediately reminded HAS RESUMED Now Mis quest may suddenly e y e r y ^ y u . the shirts once never be w o ^ Jipre^ cease to have meaning of" pur- worn by ■ certain predecessor in JPRACTICE : poae. There may be power, every the WhJU House. ^ H O U R S BY as a trade-iht ’ where, for everybody. And we To thi Nikon mentslitj, the I can't begin to Mink wKat Mat wearing of a shirt like the shirts APPOINTMENT - may do to Me structure of our Truman wore goes a long way to living.. In fart, one tremblea a bit, One 6'oz can mekes a full quart- I ward turning Eisenhower into a New Dodge Coroftel V-l Club M w i widi lonMl dylifigl ' ' ■ * You can get the BBSf from soma mystic, primitive feeur Triiman,, eo far as Me public mind V . ^ . A of too much easy good fortune, I Is concerned. And because Tru W»'r§ wt H M M HftrwkM af&kl§ m w j M § $ w M • D iA ls -a money and man'a poeelble inability to man did weiY- Ibtid sports shirts, of delicious cooling Lemonade -- Uvo with i t W hat if. vrtM 'Huif ihSSihB,' ih'llhe Nixim' book. M O t l Mw M* M l fm i&$t smT imrn M n t " ■ saying êol— M OW l“* : much less resaon to behave like Mat Elsenhower must never wear :ri predatory animals, we atill do? Get ouj* ”Drive It Home” Deal anything above a whisper. Forget any offer you may hava had on Dodge are literally ikyroektiing. and wa What if Me perilous shortage, all WMMiCNAM your preaaot car from any dealer. want you to share in our aucceis. . akmg, has .been in human nature? Perhaps ^ we are unfair to on a NEW And save again when Nixon. Perhaps ha has no objec-. Forget any idea that may be in yoUr mind ’The rime to act ia now. Your present car Ij e« about how much it eeaU to step up to k will nevor be worth ao much again. Our tion to having. Eia«nho%\’er wear a eartee ft»m you trade again.. * with It's Still Good Newg loud sports sliirt. But our aa- big new Dodge. rice on this beautiful Dodge ie rock reaMshwl te £ottom. And the dml we are prepared The Ruasiaiis announce Mat, auriip’tioa' to Me contrary is- based Iroai-whael Our ‘‘Drive It Hoine'* deal will put this to make is the beat deal you have ever ptoptUias. w 1 Ford's traditionally high fOUe^ng the fine almoaphere of on Me recorded fact that.l on a big Dodge Ceroaet V-8 Club Sedan, with been offered—low down payment, aaay 4w ill 5-Tack Ha dariing Lancer trim, ia your garage I U—- 6^rCANS CcNnrie In iMMftf the ^Geneva Conference, they feel roesnt hlgh-Occasion when Mr. monthly ataprieatkatiajuBtabortof unbalievable. resale value! safe in reduciag their armed Nixon was able to Ukt charge of $!f!fs Come in right Sway. Drive thia new I I forces by «40,000. ThU nobody ex poUcy, he. made President Eisen- Wa can do H bkeauaa our aaloa on thia '65 Dodge home today. ’ ^ and let us show you how U L S IiT you pected. At the aaara time, it ia hOwnr and everybody else eUnd I also announced Mat Rueaiaa in a pouring rain aK a .Washing Ik»r>ee49i^1< can trade . . . how MM CM you can save! tfoopa will remain ia Rumania in- ton airport; wlMout benefit of Pitt over avetapa iomh 'Mb* OMm Fimat: Omay TMttM w ‘Tlito iHM W (M e.” Iirt Ptrto M “Walk IM liaii,7 TM Lmnim «Mk Emte^R m AM-TV dattdtely. or at least until NATO umbrtilBs, bsenuss an umbrsUa bdwL Stqrdlly la (hsbsnfled. This everybody hof. had once beet, carried by Prime •tnicMd. Eatilr dsaaed: bssB oxpfcUng. MbUster ChaaiberlalB of Great $47Jt FIRST n a t io n a l STORES The usual commsatp ia Mis Britain... Chamberlain.had oarried CNBify, is to accuse Om Ruasiaas a furled um'jroUa on hla return WELDON IRDI 00. 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yAKf!HTi»STF.R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COiNN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1985 MANCDEKTER e v e n i n g HERAtl>. MANCHEfltKD,< CONNi; TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1965, Vii II ■ifiiiiiVi aif iiriT-i ^liiaaâiiitefiifiiii ------you to sit down------, you , . . days Just ciui't saa faat-moving tended tp'b* present were unable not yet hdd their second Miot, It and you had enough InuUlgence objects. Anawar to Frevlow hm Je B o l t o n ‘ to attend yesterday, offtcara la raportsd. PTA membera are to carry out the order. Move pn, Ô . A. Battuta. E x' Gqv: Templeton, 8^,pies named wan put on a tdmporary now making telephoDa ooqtact soldier! , Scrotn Starlet * ba*l*. Mrs. Lewi* wa* named vice with tha parents of these children. Bense and Nonsense I f you would progreaa in srour 4-H Qubs to Held ZBA Airs Appeal chairman and Mra. Harold Jand*. Tranaportatlon v/lU be the respon The man who doesn’t k n o w woric, make aure that it has first At Hospital in Wdterbury aecEstary. sibility of the parents, A Mf M whare hla''moriey ia going .'thase. call on your time and energies. ACBOMc ucongert 24th Annual Fair On Frontage Size A meeting has been bchedulsd Finaww Beard MeeBng The clever emblKulty of'i^ cer> hood,’ replied the witness, "and The Board qf Finance -rvuT meet the defendant is about as good as for Sept. 9 at the home of Mra, tain witneu provoked an expla* *^^‘*^19 Lubricate Waterbury, Aug. Ifi (P) — qr Clarence E. Baldwin, Republican MIckewicx at which time a pro at the school a t'8 o’c'uck tonight. nation which haa afforded a g ^ t any of them'.'' CARNIVAL BY DICK TU R ^R Oavehtry Aug. 19 (Special) fitata chairman, aald h* was *ad- Bolton, Aug. 16 (Special) — Work on the budget t>r th* en- V Charles A, 'Templeton, whose ca gram for the year will ha drawn.' deal of amuiement to Daniel O. 7sS;“irth. affection Plana for the 34th annual 4-H reer in Republican politic* carried, daned by tha news of Templeton's Refusal of the Zoning i^mmlssion Mra. Mlekewie* and Mra. Lewis ■ulAg fiscal year la now being Hasting, former aenator from Del A whole.vale dealer who had a as Names fab.) Club fair have been complete by him from thi* city’* Boa/d of death. » ^ -R Issue a permit, for building on will also report to the meeting In don* by the Board. aware. lot of trouble in getting a certain IS InterptiM S3 Golf mound Aldarmen to th* Oovariiot'a chair, 'Served Paepla.. a ^153 foot front lot has been ap- formation gleaned at a regional Hoapltalixed SHORTCAKE FI "Years ago," he re.latei. "when retailer to pay his bills finally lost 14 Ascended tha 4-R Town Oommlttae. Mra. Mra. RuaAU Jones,. Swamp Rd„ SfLegUlaUve la dead at the age of 84. "Ha served the people of Con pauad to thv Zoning Board of Ap- leaders’ meetini^ they will attend I was a prosecuting officer, I was patience and wrote the merchant 15 Moves Wlnthrop Meniam U the general ’i'empleton, the state’s chief ex necticut and the pMpIe of Water on Sept, a at which th* subject will ia a patient at tha Manchaater (All You Can eat) body ptalavy Charles W. and Marie 1* Memorial Hospital. involved in trying a yourQr man In a threatening letter. He received furtively 25 Scotch chairman of tha event which will ecutive from 1623 to 1925, died bury wall over a long span of. be soap*, syndeta’and atarche*. Sussex County for stealing chick the following reply; 16 Heap anew yesterday at Waterbury Hospital, Kowaluw A public healing on the 26 Robbft S9 Church 4int)Bter.as be held Saturday. yean .: . HI* Interest* in hi* com appeal mbl been scheduled for Fri Those who met yesterday are ens. I had been told that he had "bear Sir: What do you mean 17 rootlike part ofcak4a where he had been confined since munity w*ra mafiy. His memory hopeful that with vacation over MancliMter EveMng AUG-26- 6:30 P.M. 27 Dry ^ festival The program will be open to day at 8 p ^ . at the Community Bolton correapondeat. Mra. Joseph been suspected for some time of by writing me a letter tike that? L 18 Pedal digit 40 Steamship 49Scattart, as June 22 and on the critical Hat will be revered In ConnecUeut," i and children back at school, local - HRMOWH OROUNBS being a chicken thief. T was. 29 Scold the public at 1 p.m. AU axHIbtta -Halt • DTtaHa, telephoM MI 9-5548. "^ e r y month I place all of my fab) hay muat ba In place by that time and since July 5. Baldwin said. . The lot as ddaciibad by the Zon women who are Interested In the therefore,^ somewhat sutprleed bills in a hat and then figure out He was State Senator from 1919 Templaton, a native of Sharon, ,[roup will attend Its second meet- brain 43 Bails, as watarSl Low hauat not removed until 7 p.m., except ing Board of A p p ^ a ia on West s e t t l e PROPitRTY DISPUTE WNinT OF MANCHlSm H H D m . when his counsel placed a fa|mer how much money I have to pay 2S Conduit from a boat 92 Cooduaiosi llveatock. The Church Community to 1921. a delegata to the Repub was an setiva sportsman and ng to help plan the program for on the stand to prove hla good 31 Evenings lican National Convention in 1920 SL, bounded on UR south by land PAIlADi AND HiLO DAY on my accounts. Then I have my 2$ Weird 43 Saucy 94 Note In House wll) be open at 11 a.m., to served as a dlracter of the national of Clarence E. Hoar! on the north, the year. reputation.. The farmer was ask bookkeeper draw as many bills (poet.) and lieutenant governor from wlldlifa restoration'airvlce and of Rough Campinfi Middletown, Aiig. ..16 —Con - Thi* Advi. Sponsored By Lonls L. Foiter S2DimcuH 35 Mariner’s 44 Asseverate GuMo-* aeala receive exhibita. by land of Wairren O. 'Hoar and on tractors yaaterday-'bwan clearing ed the usual question: out of the hat as 1 have money to S3 Growing out 1921 to 1923. the Connecticut Humane Spoiety. Hr. and Mra. William A. Rob Wholesale Fruit aad Predura, T)ie Best direction 49 Compenion 94 Bumuaa woof The afternoon and evening pro- Olssbed wltb Koraback the east by land of tli«.. State of tha property 'vacated by. tha fam " ‘Do you know the defendant's pay. 34 Foreign The former governor'wa* Resi ConnectlcuL Depth of the lot on erta of Habroi, JRd. and children, reputation for honesty' and fair "If you don’t like ray way of do 33 FooUlke part 47 Top of head , . ' sprlU ..gram 'wU),'Include demonstrations HIs term a* governor was ily of John KlFchandorfar. The 36 Solar dUk at 2 p.m.) sports and field events dent of the Waterbury team In the the'south aide ia approximately 'David and.^ Msixatet; havr re dealing In the community In which ing business I won’t even put your marked by claahe* with one of the Eastern Baseball Laaguti a-direc family faud.hrith the federal gov 37 Fortification from S to 5 p.m.; refreshments 056 feet and on th* north side, turned frbid A two-week camping ernment ended when the govarn- bills In the hat." w m r j moat powerful figures In Connecti he lives?’ Sllrritatae. I 5 b n ? tor of the - Waterbury National l0»ieet..,,._.„t-_ - trip In Maine. Part of .the trip wak ^ “ -‘H is-abottf as -good as usualr' on Aiae Xmro .p tfl. .T P.m i. i»qu»r« cut'* political hUtoryt-th* let* J. Bank, and a'dlrMtortJf th* Watir- mant floaUg-agraaiLto jwy S18AOO dAncing in the upper hall from Henry Roraback, then Republican Zoning regulations adopted a spent'ln~Baxter. Fark'ai Eha baie for tha house and land, which !■■ was the indeterminate answer. The Army doctor was exAmining | 43Card 7:30 to 10:30 p;m. bury Trust Oo. year ago by the Commission and of Mt. Katahdiii. “Curious to know what the wit State Chairman. He married Ute former Martha on tha atte of the planned Air a prospective draftee. 46 0nafer Mrs. Blias F. a a y and Mrs Many of the programs Temple recently upneO by the Court of Thi a Wa*- rugged camping and Force atomic engine laboratory. ness meant by this unusual an Doctor, (sternly) —Sit down in | Amelia Cattle here in 1897. Coidinon' Pleas and the Supreme the family levelved a chuckle out 47 Deep hole Kenneth B. Lyon are in charge of ton put before the GOPtcontroUed In addition to hla widow he la The government’s original offer swer, I asked him to explain what that chair. so Eluded Court of Errors established a min of the water supply. Sima direct was $18,000. It larar boosted the he meant when he said that the The reluctant prospect obeyed. entriea. The Oa^xlen Workera 4-H Legislature w*re r^ rte d ly beaten survived by three daughters, Mr*. 53 Bridge holdingl Club with Jamaa T. Laldlaw, lead down because of Roraback. imum frontage requirement of 200 ing them to tlie "wasning area" offer to ai8.i00.-rfr^- defendant's reputation was about Doctor—A-1. Next. Sh*rmafi .H. Perry aiid Mr*. Rob feet for a standard lot, stating led to a brook where onother sign 96 Chemical er, wlU aet up the fair. Other “The foririer-Governor, a bustneas- ert L. Munfier, both of MIddlebury, as good as usual. Draftee—Why, you haven't even j ■chairmen.Include. Mrs, Lrook, a little upr.traam. chicken thieves in that nqighbor- Doctor—Well, you heard me tell ] W fH Waterbury. From here the Roberts went to 'Car* wUl Smie year T I K I f 58 Tendencies games and recreation; William Charles A. Templeton Inc., until; feet. 'There is provision that an Funeral services will be held at irregular shaped lot may have Lamoine, across tlie bay from Bar 99 Estimators Olenney assisted by John Orehot- his retirement in 1047. 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. John’s Aallae'' sky, food; Mrs. James A. Martin In recent years he had been liv mean depth or width of 150 feet Harbor, where they report in. con OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 0O19N Episcopal Church her*. Burial will or greater, and a minimum width trast, Oiey "ate lobeter.” ’ fhey aaaiatefl by Mra. George Eberle ing In relative quiet at a local be In Riveralds Cemetery. " D l t l V K * 1 Skein of yam mar aoft drlnka and Ice crea.m: 4-H hotel. or depth dimension of lOO feet. Polio Shota Mrs. Mjckmvlcx Named r Dr; Robert Bowen, town direc 2SMcM baarini 57 WoodwOrkerr CTub âssisted by He haff been rtiidylhg far thi 'BAY STATE PAIR NABBED ^ 3 Hawaiian Hana Hansen and Everett. Barth iplnletry when he came to Water- Mrs. .Vincent Mickewlcz of tor of health, has announced an O P T H B kCAPTAlNjr P i Pa ROOM ME, wreath* in co-laaders, signs and poaters; bury from Plainville pne aummer French Rd. was named temporary other make-up clinic' for admtn- yeAH.Moof^VjMWR <3oesT5. WERC.' ^ 6DT iP Milford, Aug 16 (Ab^Two young chairman of the homemaking latration of the second in the ARC CN6I.ISH eO D ie 4 Put on Linda MArtln. cleaning up of to look for a job. Templeton saw men' arrested at guniwint yaater- V M R I ^ TELL THE X THERE’^ A w w rounds; Rip and Btitch Club, Mrs group which held its first meeting aerie* of polio aboli. :It..wiILbe_he]d THE KAT/"«-C0lt;tE SWaplU an advertisement for a bookkeeper day'at .lha parlcway 'I5 ]l ilalidh t v p e w r it e r F Re w a r d - ulla DeLiorge, leaders, evening yraterday afternoon at the home at hla office on Main St-. Coventry OH, CH0M6 — COTTAGE SCuddle J at the Frank B. Field hardware ■hers admItM tha armed holdups JOCkCEVn « HAk^-RAPP.'— . 7 Female horses aquare dancing. . ' •tore. ' Mrs. AlfVed Lewis. The group at noon on *niur*day. WJ0QIN6 T’OHISHT, AND ■lugging of a D a n v e r s , MaM.,î the meAna by Which the Ebcten About 30 eligible children have .EASLE EVE AW ADDRESS IS, I ' l t 9 Native metal Judges for tha exhibits follow He went to apply for the posi gasoline station attendant eafl^lr ' MAVec IH E V4ARDCH WILL MOONEV ^ ON THE HOTEL sldn Service of the U.S. Depart 6WE S M SOOZ. OLD 9 Eisenhower .Vegatablea, Irving Dunn of Rock tion and told the truth when he in the day. State Police said. Peter .'•ariTv . iCAPTOReDN.(RE&iSTER-"r, vtlle: flowers, Mrs. George E. 81m- meniment oiof Jîcultufe and the Farm 10 Egyptian 57 was qsked It he cot. Id keep books. George, 21, PeabodyrMas*., and; laaavieal 7 ^ ^ , THESE ^HAC-RUMPM.'i “ On thMfi mfifiting noticfifi yeu’ r* gfitting put. Hotehkitt, mdns; clothing. Mrs. M. Gardiner, - Templeton said he couldn’t keep fer* its help to home- 0ACH.'/ coddaia Arthur Walker, 18, Salem, their'yaried. problems. I s z P f l ^CHARACTERS the word“ ia ‘atoekhoidfira.* ■ Mfii ‘ not ‘bagheldaraT* • ...... Mra. M. French and Mrs. D. Booth books, but could do anything any booked aa fugitives from justice, F O R RfeNT / iheep and lambs, Gilbert H. Btorrs one else could do. He was hired in T f l :RPyears.' local classes have I waived extradition to Maasachu- been held in special fields such as 8 and 18 mm. Movie Projeetora^ handicraft and hobbles, to be an the business he and a partner later setts last lilght when they ap sound or aileat, also 85 mm. nounced; poultry, Ralph Wetherell bought for 120,000. tailoring, upholstering mjhl making aiBSON’S SARABE PRISCILLA’S POP The Heated Question BY AL VERMEER peared at a special session of town slip covers. It has.'been a number allda prejeetors. of. Manchester; pets. Miss Shirley court. State PoHee added. Author ' Gov. Abraham A, Rlbiboff, a of years Since a homemaking club 185 Mala St. Tel. an 5-5012 ‘THINK ri-L r D O N T L O O K A T \X I LIKE TO KNOW ^ L,. Welk; foods, Mrs. Arthur J. Democrat, said yesterday the en ities at DanVera aald two gunmen WELDON DRUG CO. W H A T O O O D Vinton; booths. Arthur St.. Louis has operated in town, however. 901 MbUB SL—T bL ia-5-5921 CHECK: “ : ON TV«“ tire state mourns the passing of fled the gasoline station with the Because several women ‘who In- — .yppAV/ ------T E M P E R A TrU l R E ), tWILL IT DO M lSER^L^"0*fNlh^, and Mrs. John Elliott, both Ver the former governor. cash register, containing $150 in o n * j non; demonstrations, Wetherell Templeton, he said, "served the cash 4uid some check*. and Mrs. Elliott. state of Connecticut well and with H A ÂFETY-TESTEO yi Superintendents for the (air to diatlnction. He will be missed by There are about 82,000 X-ray assist the respective chairmen fol the people of our State." units in the United States.' low: Vegetables, Donald Gehring. James.KalJ^rj P«tsand HvestMk, C m w Pamela ' Glenney, difforo Ander- VAOffioN special •on; clothing. Mrs. Robert Sparks. U S E D C A I t Karen ‘ Little, Sandra Hansen; . FORD — FORD ~ FORD — FORD— FORD — IRCDRY SALES Tt Us I j P ’ cooking, Mrs. William H. Kenyon; When you lut the road-'-hit it in atyfel boothi. Ksle Anderson; flowers, I Swing off on tho Stop in—take your pick from our Safety- Linda Martin, Haiel Uttle; handi 1954 FO R D With CMfiAeict moat onjoyabto T e i t ^ “ Vacatioa Sjpeciak” —tJie aatart. craft and woodworking. Mrs. Rob RANCH WAGON vacation trip > eat used car biiya in town! Taka off oo | JiHVnrATlOfltOFR€E ••u ert H. Wilcox, John E. Fardal; ARE SOARING you’ve ovOr known I . the be«t vacatioa of your life! ’ ZOOr^ AND BCACD* demonstrations, Ann MaeVane, 1953 FO R D So-o-o-o Look fit thcfii wonderful vfihies! Nanfcy Moore; games. William COUNTRY SQUIRi Look Out The Window BY V. T. HAMLIN Glenney, John Orehotsky. '51 MERCURY COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Fire Department Report '51 OLD5MORILE 4-Door. Gray and rream. 1953 F O R D The South Cox’entry Fire A*»n. SUPER "R 8 "y Radio, heater, R TflC -AND HCREB AN ANGLE SO TOMoaaow you'll ^BREAKING IN had four calls between July 25 and RANCH WAGON excelleat rubher. Wa wW P y A^STO^Y, BP>«;— EE r m NEW ROOKIES AT AGAINST THE Aug. 8.- Of this number three were 4 .D O O R ' KEYSTONE FOR THE Dark bhie. Radio, '53 SUNIEAM. for fire* and one for the ambu 1953 PLYMOUTH lance. . h ea to Y , hydranatlr, whltcK’all ttrr*. Low TALIOT —AND OLD Ward Allen ha* been named SEDAN 4-Paea. EagUsh aporta chairman of Che clambake to be mileagr- immaculate car. Black, red leather la- held In September. The company 1952 CHEVROLET oar-oiw r MMkC terior. Whitewall*. Im- BLAZE! “ Tlffa'received a donation from the SEDAN macalate. Former owa- Ûnited Aircraft of 16 four-foot eYaasma . sad camplato (hree-tube fluorescent lights for history of ear R lR O S thX interior of the firehouse. 1951 F O R D '54 MERCURY * Monterey 5-paaa. blue sta on request. w llw w ' Tfi* company has purchased CUSTOM TUDOR Ingim^ .leakaa^ four oklvagd coverings for protec tion wagon. Mercomatlc, '46 CADILLAC ' radio, heater, tinted glaa*. tion ofW *’*>"A> property after fire 1953 MERCURY 4-Door, hydramatlr. apar- W ays Sloarinfl^ Tiraa ^ damage.. \ . , ’ whitewall tires. All The menâre circulating a peti DE LUXE SEDAN paint Job. WWWW to HacMcal SysMaa^ tion concerning Public Act 409 on interior. $2495 bazaars and raffles. 1951 DODGE '$5 NASH.HUDSON. foP Safety I BY EDGAR MARTIN Miss BarriMt Showered *51 W l U Y S Croas Country Statioa Unscheduled Miss Jaqquillne' JBarrett of the FORDOR SEDAN Wagon. Radio, beater, . Jeep Wagon. 6 ryL Radip, 1951 OLDS. 18 m t r o N T i A e Ridges. Willlmanticxwas given a )-• automatic drive, two-tone BU Z S A W Y E R BY ROY CRANK heater. CROC 4-Door. Black. C O d L C De Luxe 8 miscellaneous shower over the 1949 PLYMOUTK Greea. ' w O W paliM. low- mileage. Ecoa- weekend at the home qf Mr. and R, H, hydramatlc. ^ W J B.JL edoer. RAH. 2 ta pick 1951 PLYMOUTH call to .be paator of the Second ^ $995 heater. Excelleat CROC ‘Craabrook Copvt. C R O R Congrejgational Church parish. Ite, S^wau -- $1595 rondltlea. WV9w MB. will assume hla duties here Oct. 5. ^ A N Y OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM R, n . White w alla ^ 9 7 9 , m v o u » . w - 1947 OLDSMOMLE '^4-llbar. Green. O O C There will be a substitute min Many Others to Choose From'. Out’ They Go! uter from now until that time at RACKED IV DILLON'S WARRANTY k ,H , hydramat|e; . Look Today . . . Buy Today! 2"d«er. RAH., hydronMt" 1951 lU I C K the 11 a-m. Sunday service*. Hpfclal Club C^pe. $645 BY PETER HOFFMAN VIsillng-ia^Towii ie , 1949 OLDS, l i Mr. and Mr*. T. William Grai 1947 OLDSMOMLE -4.Di«R> Ongpr— ...hKANmLB, IN ANOTHEN CITY, A n O rder! BY LANK LEONARD MICkEY FINN ham Jr, and two children. Peter 1950 O L D S . R, H. hydramatlc. LiTTEN IE BEIN6 FINISHED... and Pamela' of Richmond. Va„ are 4*door, RAH., kydromot- De Luxe "88” 4-Door. Gray. spending two week* vUlting Mr. ie . ' 1949 CHEVROLET VESiIM (iON G TOIlAy M TUE A KCAUSEn i i B K A G ( ) L l « BUr,^BeM,l«NOr f lO«.SHAi!P7wuDE and Mrii. T. W. Graham In town R, H, Hydramatlc, white walls. De Loxa Coavt. K)OWAMENT.fiBIERAL! iT S ID /O P R R n jN m rm U S ^ LWEiyMKPUMNCM f AOEVERMAN/ANC and Mr. and Mra. T. Arthur Bar- B, H, White walla, ^ RIUOIV AOOiaM OUEP M \ (F nt OOSE MSMKFOORSOMEWNj DlS(REyOO(^ rows of Mansfield Renter. 1 9 5 0 O L D sT - ^ nC(k»aNOR!l flriOM»ASK?;ilHCHEX^ , 5 mivtcomoR yMimin-somm! Manchester Evening Herald Cov De Luxq^TS" 4-Door. 1949MERCURY COVERNORANPSHBVFFIWi! immfmm-HEmsmymfiorin entry correepondent, Mrs. C. L. to , R. H, hjrdriunstlc. Cluh Coupe. C O O C Uttie, telepbone Pilgrim 2-9281. *199 $595 R, H. Red. y J trW 9 HONIC^ffEIPEII- misnAiii[m'oF\mcmaeET]m! SALES and SERVICE "ON THE LEVEL A T CENTER aad BROAD" YOUR LINQOLN-MERCURY DEALER ixopfosmîmYl______VFW NAMES CD LEAOBB 319 M A IN S T R E E T MANCHESTER ’ Listen to Station WHAV every night 8:50-18 for tho $1 1950 CHEVROLET 1949 FO R D Hartford, Aug; 16 OP) John T. Sate Buy Alsed (kie Special. 810 on your radio dial. Styllne De Luxe. 4-Daai^ V-8 2-Door,' ' EUlano, -iff .Bridgeport,’ -haa been -----^1-815 fiC N te K ST^—i a 3-5135 3h Wi.t Wdau ' - B, H. Green, named director of the State Vet Tht M6meX}f Fine Open ByeiUng* Until 18:00 erans of Foreign Ware’ Civil De 1948 lUICK 1949 HUDSON fena* program. Deputy Director la 4>door, RAH., dyiMrflew. 1950 PONTIAC John ’f. Burns, of Hartford. . FOKD — FORD — FORD— FORD — FORD— r n ^ R . - . ’ 1949 IUICK Chieftain 8 4-Door. $295 R. n, hydrainatlc. $595 4>doer, RAH.. dynoRow. 1949 KAISER i BY LESLIE TURNER f.2£C]^,£s* a n d HIS FRIENDS Set Down BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER 194 9 lU I C K 4-Door. Oroeo. A. 195 3 i U l C K R, H; $95 , TNID ^ no.iiawaitimgfoutno , CoRV., RAH., dyRoflow. I VOUR CAB 1 »A96» WHO fiUlOatb Mi AT ‘ k »B p . I MULDMr wMhn'Yir Riviera Coupe Hardtop nigNiiM) r UMd BUSY WIfiNI SflMnOl* tlgctrie windows. . 1953 CHRYSLER •UOI 7 WHITB *AN0n.KlDNAi1t0 M». \ .y AND TOOK MV WALLRTl I ’D TMIMME A \ R E ^ Y IMPORTAMT A R, H, hydramatlc. $ ^ 9 5 N. y, Coavt. ^ 1 C O R UKiVOUTOMUCIftT’CMl TRiesiDÂAe/ ^ t.S' 1950 CHEVROLET m, H.'P. s., p. a ^ I VOKfÛND-.A. 2>doer, RAH. 195 3 lU IC K - w\ m SSLy 1950 1UICK' Super Convt. R, H, dynaflow, 1953 PLYMOUTH white walla. 4>doer, RAH. P. windows. $1595 £TS!*"'“ ‘D^$t195 19 5 0 F O R D 4"doer;RAH. HAETFOBD BQA& ■5 i s '19S0PACKiWD 4^loor. RAH. MANCHESTER, 1949 lUICK " 2-door, ktdtar, dydoRow MOTOR SALES in*. Li l ^ i i N i 1951 PLYMOUTH BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STO^Y OF ifARTHA WAYNE îrthday Call BY WILSON SCRUGGS De ranraeU a fava* and a y elated wKb Ik* diaUactiv* Saver #f W r l^ y ’aSeearatW ^ t DDwbWk C E N T E R ST. Gam. 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THE Anieriran Net Stars iy ^ q i Ruth’s Feats Grass Greener New Yorkers Take Two Retain Wightman (^ p Minor League Career in Class D Job Too Big for Assn. Herald Angle R.yc, N. Y „ Aug. 18 (P)— The Wightinnn tkip. embletnatte of From Lowly Baltimore in Mind By \ tennis supremacy between Brit- P A T B O L D U C atn and .American women, will Teaches Ballplayers Their Tradei Sport’s Leaders Admit ' — ■ V«rv Aiir (in—It iuiWf'X'Mt B*be Huth *t Tank** 8ta- remain in the I'nlted States for New York, Aujr. 16 (/P)— ^You can’t alwa.vs tell the depth ^ „„„^ha before INIBRNATIONAL USAOUl! Aaalalant Sports Editor at; least another year, Just aa of the well by the lenjrth of the handle on the pump. SUMUags th. laat 'Ibne thf . British won wss place Ue with Anoaldl'a lost' night today a aaven-man commutes to develop natlonwida ualnrm boxing Reds’ big Ted Kluazew-ski (.328).; ganlaed with five teams but only day, Walking off with their second doubleheader sweep at ing about pitcher Karl Spooner wondera whathar ha'll ^tnalio it. aa they d(*#ned previously - un That Ruth ^du.” \ in 1930 snd that was one of and inflelder Don Zimmer, who He can find out, aa'a rule, within laws. A year ago Campy waa hitting a ’ four ar« still piptlclpatlng In the tiieir four victories since-play Baltimore in two days, 6-4 and 12-6. beaten Aceto and Sylvester 4-S at ^Perhaps the Baba’s great record CJleveTand and third place Chl-e . climbed from Homell to the parent thraa years. Aastllcaa Etech state now haa its own Is'ws feeble .207 . . .- Red. Sox outfielder ; circuit at Charter t)ak Park. Three ataried , in 1923. . Pet. GBL Varplanck Field.-Errors paved the <1? wUl'ba brokan ona of thdke yearp. ■Jimmy PientaH -credHa Manageryforfelle- were fegletered ahortiy ragoi now I W games.bahind,-were f ... j- Brooklyn. Dodgera Charley Neal, - "Wa tall 'am right off, -if they New York . .MT. -- way for the winners throughout which vary from state to state., it might even be this season with Louise Brough, Wimbledoii another Inflelder. is with Montreal should go out and get a Job," Cleveland .. 60S U Georgs A. Barton, former N D ^ Bankers Whip Mike Higgins with his current' after the loop reached the halfway Chicago .... .598 iL the game, but free paasea netted Bmle Banka, Ted Klusiewskl. anrge at the plate. Hlggine etuck mark in its arhedule. Then Paga- champlonôfmm Beverly Hills, l “"*B«.l«n smacked Sumter. A u lO m e n D T U D now, a broad jump. too. Bartley says. .575 3>i president and for 13 years chair Boston ...... Norman’s its win in the sixth in^; man at the Minnesota Athletic Duke Snider and WlUle M a p Mo|or Leagiili with Piersall - when his average' nl's Soda Shop withdrew from the Calif., ran her string of titp 1 1b. tha only other game, fourth ^ , -a ra I "That’s all that 1 can think of,” But -how many, you wonder, Detmit ..... 10 ning when ,Uiey pushed over the •wSglng for the fences. But the tumbled to .180 earlier in the sea- league after losing its second game victorleo to nine straight by pUce'^Bbaton aUyad S‘,4 games I - | * F h a B lt # 8e I V . I Bartley said. " I f Brooklyn could have the courage to rids with a Kanaas City 23 CommiMion, told th'e 150 repreaen- Arms Nine 6-1 fane who remember the big fellow Washington .360 winning run. " tetlvea of state boxing commis-, sssssLeaders= son . . . Ptersall’s book, "Fear by forfeit. Although having 18 downing Angela .Mortimer, ■ back bXaifi*®'*‘^ 8 Washington 8-4 VFa vFO J-me A. gat ona man who could make it off dmam through the Inu tripo, dim BalUmore .319 S.-’ The victors grabbed the lead In who trotted around the hasea on this-team each year it would be a lights, bologna and fish friaa of siona from 47 atetes, Canada and Strikes Out" is beiiig dramstized players on Its roster, the Soda Britain’s No. I player, 8-0, 8-2. ’ In way of a^warm up for yet an Taday't Ochedale the first frame by pushing over a Btendtegs mpaatern lega never will admit it. big .thing." Homell? Kansas City At Chicago, night—Kell Latin American countries that the ___ A6h* on the television show Clim ax; Shop found it difficult to muster i;.8. tttleholder Doris Hart other crucial âeries with the Yan ner (6-71. vs Johnson (S-l). Iona run but AAS Uad it up with To them the Babe’s record Uvea BsUlns l1Bs>e4 on at bats) Btandlnga An Old Story . It la not, you tea, the club car Di^XTtment of Justice entered the burn. ImilscIMphls. :3-13: KluisKluix*w]ikl...... Thursday night . , . Wally Post nine men for every game. The ot coral Oableo, Fla., whose kee* opening t^ ig h t in the Bean- Cleveland at Detroit, night— Wynn a ntn.of its own tn the third. The First Natl Bank . forever. rtnclnnstl. .316; a ’smpsn-lls. Brook-1 siri'ng of Cup triumphs waa Bartley, a S4-year-old natWe of life you read about on the hPorts (14-7) vs Hoett. tll-6) 111-6) or Bunnlng (M(1 ). investigation in June through Ite of Cincinnati is another outstsihd- exact reasons for the inability to town. Man. Auto Parts at Boston, night—Larsen losers boosted thetr lead to 8-1 In Beaupra Motors . Hearaay Etldenoa lyn. .323: Bursrss. (-Incinnatl. .315; Ponca City. Okla., was talking pages. New York at Boston, night—Lai antitrust diviaion. miid'r. Bronkl.vn. .30R. Ing hitter who broke into organ secure enough men for each game .snapped at It on Sunday by Bj-, winning six 'straight, the ; T.i.nhona Co (4-1) vs Bulllvan (14-10). the fourth with two talllea but Manchester Trust The younger generation must Buns—Snidrr. Brooklyn. Its); Kliis- ized baseball as a pitcher. Post are hot known but It Is not en-^ Misa MorUmer. started another I Yankees (who i**t loab^^Boaton ojoîtea about how tough it la for a kid to Baltimore at Washington, night — Appronehed by Agent Elks ...... Palica (3-91 Porterfield (9-141. Norm'an's ratUed-wIth two of their Barton said he had licen ap settle for hearaay evidence about xswskl. Cincinnati 92; Msvs, Nrw twirled with Middletown of the couraging for the sponsor who lias by beaUng 21-year-old Shlrley in the opener of a three-geme aet n —. e-ij make his way through the minora Nasaiff Arms .... S 13 York. *7: Post. Clnclnnaii. W. Briiion, following' the rainbow which has VsBterday's Besnlls own in the same frame to knot the proached by an agent and gave the lovable happy-go-lucky Bam Mllwaukrr, S3. „ Ohio State League in 1946. In 1947 to defray what expense Is" neces BUoomer 7-6, 8-3. laat T.ieadayl have hecoiST the ------Klu8zew8ki Neara New York 5-UL BalUmore 4-6. score. bino who hit his last home run In Buns BatIMl In -Rnldrr. Brooklyn, a major league park as its and. Boston 5. Washington 4. :iiim “what 1 knew about the oper First National Boidc clinched its he posted a 17 won and seven lost sary to support the team. Mrs. Dorothy Head K n o ^ of ‘ third outfit to hold first placeNln TTie Mancheatar Auto Parts rap- Neither team threatened there 1(»; Klussowskl. Clnriimsil 96: Bsn]», Four Forfeits It’s an old story, thia struggle, and .(Only gaines scheduled). ation of the International Boxing 1935. C^lcaxo, 93: Knnis. rhilsd-lphls, M: record . , . Yankee Manager Caeey New York, only member on‘ the : seven daya. out 12 hits, two of them for NaUsnal Leagae after until Norman’s pushed over nacond straight Alumni Ltagua Tear after year^ Imme young Only four local teams were in Bartley knows It wall. NL Batting Leader W L Pci. GBL Club and the International Boxing Mays. Now York, Sb. Stengel believfcs Micky Mantle Ameriran team, checked -An I Going into laat Tuesday's night a b4ues, as the league-leaders the winning run in the last half title defeating Nasaiff A.rM d*! fencebuster grabs tha headlines by Hits—KIusso»-sk1. rmrlnnsM, 153; terested In performing In the Ttti ; games, CTilcago waa on top by Ha reached Brooklyn for nine Brooklyn .675 — Managers’ Guild.” coiOd become one Of the greatest gela Buxton 8-8, 6-3. The awaibped the Gras-lte Wolves 12-1 Milwaukee .. .543 15 ot the sixth frame. X beating the Itebe'a pace in July or Post and Boll. Cincinnati and Aaron. Baseball league at Mt, Nebo thia percentage point* only with New games aa. a shortstop In 194S and Barton aaid he expects to be- last night at Charter dak Park. Mllwaukeo. 145: J.okan. Mllwaiikoo and players In baseball if he imdeiwent world’s ranking doubles team laat night st Charter Oak Park in New York . .525 17 Minor and Gidman collected jthe called to 'Washington .to testify be August He had; hit only 38 by coaching by Paul Waner, Hall of season and the loop has been play ! Yorit aecoml and Cleveland third. was aent down again. Ha didn't Philadelphia Si .496 30>/s Leading Ronnia Daigle’S^ eham- Asbburn. Phlladolphla. 139. - of Mias Hart and Shirley Pry a ' Rec S d f ^ ll League game. A Aahburn of the ^lla d clp h ia Phil only bingles for Norman's, While fore a Senate Investigating Com . Aug. 17,1927. But that killing pace DouMrs—l.o(an. Mllwaukoo. 31: Post ing with only three clubs the past , Last Thuraday. the Indiana were return. •Chicago . ,. M Sfl .479 22*i iHonahip. ttereT to vfOtory were Cincinnati, 26: Rosso. Brooklyn and Fame outfielder. of Akron, Ohio, waa extended four-run second Inning and a five- lies held a slim seven point lead dneinnali • . 56 42 . 451 23 Snyder rapped out two biU and mittee. as a reinilt of tha probe. Ha Don Larsen, left, was recalled from Dtnver to atraightm out a shaky of 20 homers in the laat 35 days President Arnold .lohnson of the few weeks. At least four forfeits In first with a half-game spread "While few make It, the majors Aahburn. Pblladolnhia. » : Rnldor, Miaa Mortimer and Miss run fifth stansa were all the Parta- over tha onrushlng Ted Kluasewaki 8t. Louis . - ,< 51 63 .447 36 Craig one for the loaera. Snyder added that Julius Helfand, crusad Danny Renn and Rudy Wajarro*- YonkM pitching staff. I f the big right-hander doesn’t kaep #iat«f«iing hM been too much for every chal Brooklyn, Aaron, Mllwa'iko)* and R ^ YCanaas City A’e calls his infield were recorded in the loop and ’ over Chicago and the Yanks. atUI need all the Homalla It can Pittsburgh . 43 75 - ,3M 36 Buxton but won 8-8, 8-2, 7-5. men needed to rack up their 18th In the National League batting and Craig each chipped In with a ing chairman of the New York wicx, both with parfact nights at the door in the opposiUon’s faced it won’t be for lack oc urging hy lenger. pulskl. St. (.rfiuls, M. thi^.best In the American League. Harm's Cameras were finally And a* Cleveland get* back to find to keep the talent coming. Tsdajr’s gchsdale Swaps works on .grass for the victory In 14 starta./YVmight, the race'today. Brooklyr at New York, night—Podreanial _ double. Athletic Commiaolon, alao has the plate. Cdoay atahgaL .. It takes about two • pages of Triplos — Bruton, m iwaiikf* and Reading from first to third base, dropped after forfeiting two action tonight at Detroit and the College baseball, big league ex (6-6) vs Monsant (1-6) or Gomes (7-6). Ixins. Plltsburiib, »: Clotnonf*. -Pllta- American Derby at Chicago's Auto Parts collide with the Telcos perts agree to a man. cannot re Kluasewaki, the Cincinnati riug- Kuhlman struck out eight and promised-to testify before the Sen Big Joe Dyer pitched his fifth amall print to list Ruth’s many burah 8. snron playors tlod with v. the Va inneij defense comprises games in the same week. Herm's White Sox play at home against Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night — Homo Runs—KliissowtkI. Cincinnati. Washington Park, Aug. 20. The also blamed the Inability of hav- in the biggest game of tha year. place Class D. Yet the least of ger, collected 18 hita, including five Wehmrler (8-9) vs lYIrnd (9-6t. AntonIo'ii|x aa ’they went the route. ate Investigators. New York ia the oonaecuUva victory o f . tha season / _ ' records. His Ufatime record for 22 Vic Power, Jim Finnegan. Joe D«- Kan*** City, here's the way the Chicago al Cincinnati, night— Davis as he limited the Arms to four 41: Banks. Chlca»o, 36: Snldof. Brook Kentucky Derby, winner meets bopez; Are I ing nine men around for each con- The Telcos with a 12-2 racofApefd the minor leagues is In trouble homers, In 52 trips last w ^ . The Kuhlman walked 'four while the only' state not represented in the aeasoiu was 714 homers.. He hit lyn. 38: Mays. Now York, 36; Msthows, Maeatrl akii Hector race stands: outburat^ncreased his leagfle-lcad- (6-71 vs Black (5-3) latter issued but three passes. slnglca, walked one and struck out Nashua in the match race on the Robin Rob- | test as the rea.«on for their for American Duo W L Pet. OB the win to tie the league-leêra from two directions. Milwaukee al 81. Ixiuie, night — NBA. 50 or more in four aeaaona, 40 or Mllwalikoo. SI. there any taXers? Ing home run total to 41 and boost Nichols (9-61 vs Taddix (9-11). • Nsrmass (4) You can’t merely point an ac five. NiuwifTs put two o t the Minneapolis, St.„Paul Stolon Basos Boyor SI. l..onli, 18: for the top spot. One is, of course, the personnel more 11 years and 30 or mdre 13 dirt course of the same race arts, brilliant htpimd etar with the | felts. Again there was no excuse New Y o r k ...... 71 48 .«fli7 Testetday's Besalts „ '' . ab r h po a a rbi .Brulon. Mllwankor, 17; Tomplo. Cln- track, Aug. 31. side. But the other problem, piled ed his batting averaga to 338. Cronin. :tb . .6...... 2 0 0 1 1 0 ‘ cusing finger at on alleged, mob ainglas together in the second to years. He. lad tha American League clnnall and Mays. New York, 15; GU- Phils, was llftetf ■for a pinch-hitter j for It as the managers had voted Cleveland ...... 70 48 .608 'i August Hits Berner Ashburp, meanwhile, ga ln ^ five Milwaukee 13. 8t. I,ouls 1. get their lone run o ff Dyer aa for the first tiin'K in his career | to operate with an open roster. In Fine,Show Lest night, the Automen atop thia. makes it a 884,000 ques (Only games scheduled). Poe, ss ...... 2 1 0 0 1 1 ster suspected of being an under In homera 12 aeaaona from 1918 Ifam. BrookljTi, 12. Chicago ...... 87 45 .598 1 '* pointif to .333 as a result of eight Antonio, p ...... 2 0 0 3 3 0 cover manager and order him to Dan Banlvage ainglad, w a it to sec Pltcblna (Based on 10 daclslons) — Aug. 7 against St.'tXuls . . . Stan ' Who I.9 to blame—the manager or punched across runs in every in tion. That would be the trouble a Mlstretta, lb ...... 2 0 0 7 1 1 to 1931. Nowcombo. Brooklyn. 18-A .867; Er- Boston ...... ■ *7 49 .578 3 ’ ii hits in 17 times at bat. mvorce himself from all connec ond on Jim Meaeham'i - aacriflea New Stadiiun Muaial is only the nirttji player In I the players? But again It is the Home rune powered the Yanks ning of the abbreviated contest Class D team has surviving in Zappa, c ...... 1 0 0 7 1 1 Many Mbpla forget Babe waa a aUno. Brooklyn. KM, .714: Looa. Brook Brookline, Maas., Aug. 16 lAb - Secor, 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 tions with boxing,” Barton said. and acored on Ray fljpicer’a baae pitcher, long before he ever waa lyn, 9-4. .693: l.,ablnF. Brooklyn. 11-6, Northies Win major league history to iâsh 1,000 | sponsor who suffers, back into the driver's seat, with which was called at the'five and thfsa times. . Brooklyn'a Roy Oampanalla. the American hopes for retention of pace-setter last week, slumped 13 Mlnlor. If ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 You must have evidancc.” knock. famed as a home run hitter. Ruth’s .M8; Roberts, Phlladolphla. IM . .679. extra base hits. Babe Ruth holds . Sivlnglng over to the Rec Suni- the coveted Davis O ip soarekl to Hank Bauer’s solo shot in the one-half inningp because of dark ^ . "Tlieaday nights ruin us," John P&F Triumpbs Gidman, c( ...... 3 0 1 0 0 0 BT OATLB TALBOT ^flald la most years post by tbs col Strikeouts—Jtines, CnIca6:o, 148; Rob* Clapp of Rochester, the young points to .323, still good for third Greene. r( ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 "Obtaining avidenca ” ha said, U k a Champa feat of pitching 29 ^ orid Series erls. Philadelphia. 140; Nswcombe. the.all time mark with 1,358 . . . mer Basketball League which day witlj the fine showing of ace ninth Inning, hia third in three ness. Bemie August led the attack place.. Clark, a ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 ia about as simple as picking 'up Tha Bankers came back lllci New York, Aug. 18 OP)— A. Mng lege mentoca H m pro eondus Innings in succession without al Brooklyn. 125: lladdU. 81. Loula, 111; Second Round The August Issue of the Iowa Stxt* j playa all of its games on the out- Tonv Traberl in the 75th NaUonal games, breaking up a 4-4 Ue In With three hits in three trips in Horiiell business manager, points Rublnow. b.,...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 obviously worked harder at it. Ruah. C%leaso, 109. In the American League, Al Ka- a gob of quicksilver- with a base- Champa in the third aa Clyde lUch- oixa brochure deposited upon this lowing a 11^ Btill la tops. Medltal Society Journal rapa Little door court at the West Siê Oval. Doubles Tennis Tournament on the opener. In the second game, cluding a two-run homer in the out. "Everybody stays home to see Behind Keeney probably bocansa axMlt of them are League Horae Runa—916 (record la the ‘884)090 QuMtion.' Back tn line of Detroit lost three points to ToUls .. 17 -4 2 IK 7 2 0 haU catcher's glove." _ w d iLiiêd, P A Daigle saerifioad ky a perspiilng postman Stirs the Pane 1197 set in 1952). . League baseball aa being harmfiit. least two forfeit tilts come to Longwood's velvety lawn courts. Mlruey Mantl.e unloaded his 26th big fifth inning. Bill Cobb, Tom AreU A iooMag for steady Jobe. Aaeneaa League SlMdlnga 1951, they drew 74,088 here. We’ll .348, but he’s way out in front AylvRiiRr (Sr* It was after -learning of the and reached on aa e iw f. Chuck Tad WUIlams stirs tha fana t to the health of the 8-to-12-year- 'mind. Both involved the squad Trabert. sidelined for two weeks with two men on to give the Yanks Conran and hurler Pat Bolduc each Steadings h po a s rb( Saimond waa.safe m a flaMaf’a leaves no doubt that big league And we need ao further eoa- (Based on 300 at bats) — take half of that thia year and be of runnarup Harvey Kuann of the SniKh. cf .... FBI probe that convention dele when he oonies to the plate, the Kallne. De(rolt. .348; Kuenn. Detroit. olds . . . When the 81,878 fans k ^ w n as Manchester High which with a pulled shoulder muscle, dis an 8-0 lead in the fourth, then rapped out two hits apiece to aid Pet. 0 0 (» 0 * fever la burning bright to the twin rinchig that RaliSt OugUalad Is ths North Bind PMkage surprised." Tigers. Kuenn dropped six points C’srvrj-. Ib ... 0 1 0 0 gates passed unanimously a reso choice and Renn aodred two with only modem day player# who power, lOinsas City, .319; Smilh. NassUr A rm s' turned out for the Aug. 9 gajne waa'^^ropped after failing to floor played his well-known power yes- belted No. 29 to make it 10-2 in. the cause. One of Cobb's blows waa Police A Firs .917 Snydrr. ss ... citiea o f SL Paul and Mlnnaapolia. best qusrteibnck to hsva o a u » out Cleveland. .210; Mantle, Kew York, Majors Concerned to ,3i23. Vic Power of Kanaas City 2 2 0 0 lution "Urgently requesting a a single to left^Junn came on to sparks a thrill of anticHpation Man. Auto Parts between the Yankees and Red Sox a teah) for tha second time.this the sixth inning. a double, v Bantly Oil ... .583 Baniracr. 3b 0)00 Entitled "Midway Stadium—the of the halls of learn Ing ta aooay .107. .terday while teaming with Vic The majors, supposedly concern is third With .319. Kuhlman p .. committee o> Congress to in scora on Dye*!a safety te canter. whan ha graba a bat. But the thrUl Runs—Kallne, Detroit and Mantle. at Yankee Stadium, it marked the season.‘ Another club, the Rockets, Mantle Hits Hard Bolduc and Slim Sumialaakl Roy Motors .. .300 0 0 11 FIneat Municipal Stadium fax a aeaaon. The former Notre XMiae Rockets Selxas in gaining an easy first ed over the situation, help matters Duke Snider of Brookl}m con Cralf. c ...... I 10 I I augurate at the earliest possible Two mops nms ware added in la nothing, congiared to the fum Now York. 99; Smith, Cleveland. 91; 10th consecutive season that the were seeded but were soon drop Mickey clubbed' the first one Ponticelli’a .,. .100 BImmonr. If , America, and An Invltatlaei to Goodman, Boston, 91: Tuttle, Detroit, round victory In defense of their shared the hurling (or the winners tinuea to lead the National League 0 0 0 0 moment a i-omplete investigation the fourte by the Bank on singlet AU-Amorhat oould wSU retarn the ble that greeted the Babe's every Bronx Bombers had gone over'tha ped from tk^ leagiie when It was lefthanded, the second right- along by televising a game a week, Andrrsoit, rf . 0 0 0 1 Major Basehall,” the handeome qlv Waahthgtoa Itedaklas to tba great n Al Surowiec and Norm .Burke National Doublea title. with thFformer going four innings on Saturday. Into Hornell. And you In Runa Batted n with 109. Farldoni. 2b 0 0 0 0 of boxing in the United :•tetea.” by Boh^ Daigle and Wajarao- appearance. Runt Batted In—Jensen, Boaton tj); paced the Ndrth End Package 1.000.000 mark in attendance. The found thst Myeral of their play handed. He also contributed two and giving up all three hita for Buss Keeney of Police A Fire Flslchrr, lb . viiW, a walk and an error. The rival details' tBe many aDuring d a ^ they kaasr whaa Saauay Boone. Detroit. 89: Berra. New York. Wasn't Auy Palu always can get a big league game Mickey Mantle of the New York 0 I () 0 The idea, the resolution states, is Ih e Babe, wearing No. 8 on hU Store to the second round cham crowd raised the Yanks' aeaaon'a ers resided out\pf town. Luckily, "There wasn't any pain ao I doubles and a single in the opener. one run. hurled hia sixth straight victory Hansrn. r( .. 0 0 (i 0 atete and final run came in tha qualities of a modem iânt being fiougli waa sUaiglii’ lo r Um b l < |6; Kallne. Delioll. 86; Mantle. New on radio. Yankees tops the American Tarca, If ..... to "determine whethe-' there - > broad back, would walk to the York. 79 pionship last night at the West total to 1.051.289. The New York league officials wê able' to re think everything’s okay,” Trabert Rookie Johnny Kucka was the Tonight, Bolduc will return to 0 0 0 0 fifth on alnriu by Renn, Ray Pon built halfway between the kual- plate, smdnging a couple o f bats. "People see the Saturday game League in home nuts with 29 while laat night in the Intermediate exists such undaalrable interest^ Hits—Kallne, Delrolt. 157; Kuenn. Side as the Northies downed the ers drew 1,475,171 fana laat year. place the non-resit^nta with Silk said Jubilantly after he and Selxaa first game winner, relieving Bob the mound to (See ace Jack Squibb Totals 23 8 "s l i *3*2 0 ticelU and Wajarnowlcx. nesa cehten o t the adjoiningqltiea. When he'took his full awing, ha Detroit; 147: Smith, Cleveland. 145: — and then they don’t come out to Jackie Jensen of Boston has League aa tha big righthander aa haa been publicly charged.” Tteyars from ths auUbsaa third-place Manchester Auto Parts Earlier thia month, the Orioles' City cagers and keejv the loop op had defeated U.S. Davla Cup Capt. Wiesler after the laat place Oriolaa of the Telcos. IÎduc will put a knociced in the most runs, TO. a—Clark batted (or Greens in SIh. The resolution waa prsparetf by fielding Gem To begin erith the new stadium threw every ounce o f his hiiga Power, Kanaas City, 144; Tos, Chicago, erating with four teams. Oh both watch US that night,” Clapp says pitched the league-leaders to a b—Rubinosr ran for Clark In 5tb will seat only 12,500. jMit it is be oouatrias have Waa tha ligkt to 134. ' ' 55-40 in a Rec Summer Basket A rt Schallock waa charged with a Billy Talbert and Maxwell Brown got four in the fifth. The Yanks 12-1 hurling record on the line Norman'a ...... 010 301—4 Abe Green, loi.g-time member of Fielding gem of the night waa body Into the effort, making a DoubUf-’^ku^nn. Detroit. II: Good nights that the high schpol quin "W e dime this close to folding in 4-3 victory over Baiitly Oil at the ing ao deslEMd and conetnicted eontlaue playlag wtater twll ia ball League encounter. Surowiec defaat although he threw but one Jr. of Louisville, Ky., 8-0. 6-3, 6-3. then started Gary' (RipI Coleman, against Sqidbb’a 8-2 record. A vic A a S ...... (»1 200—3 the New Jersey Boxing Commis turned Ih by Phil Finley of Naa- c o i^ e ta pivot if he miaaad. He did in An. Bouton and Power. Kdosaii rtty* tet was unsbie to muster' s^ team, July. Everett Alger, one of the West Side Oval. Keanav ended the 2B, Craig. Snyder; SB. Shyder 2, Ah- that ite capacity equld bo boosted their native lands, but tha word : BmIUi. Cl^valand and Flnlgan. tossed in 21 points and Burke pitch. Shallock walked the leadoff His'showing, along with that of added to the roster Sunday from tory by the Telcos would create a sion, and Albert Klein, a member oiffs aa he robbed Saimond of a hit mlaa often, too, tor he alao aat tfie many of its players were playing " club'* directors, had t<> beg money with a Miarkling 6-0 rec dsrson 1. Poe: BB, Antonio 3. Kuhlman to 85,000 akneist overnight if a going quietly about te Mg league antaa Cltv. netted 18 aa the league-leaders led batter and leR the gams in tl»a Seixas, who has had hia troubles Denver, and he got hia first major two-way tie and force a one-game kuhlmAn I, Antonio C; WP, of Oov. Leader’s newly appointed with hia running, backhanded big laagua record for strikeeuta Triplet—Mantle and Car<*y. N^w with the American Legion Junior ao we could meet the payroll.” ord. white Dave‘rurkington P A P ’S An> big lei^me riub riiould aak for clrelee is to ths e flM mat they throughout the last three periods. flrat inning with a twinge In hia In several recent outlnga, bolstered league victory with the relief help playoff for the regular season Sport Schedule tonio. Pennsylvania Boxing Commiaalon. catch in abort centerfiald. Batting w ill not be haw py If they insist with l . W in his career. York, t; Roon^. D^îrolt and Pow^r and baseball tearre But like the 'Twi of Bob Grim, back from the dis ■ This puts Homell In a trap. leading batter pounded out three house room. While St. Paul la the Flnlgaii. Kaniaji City, 7. Third HIralght pitching shoulder. The leadoff man United States, hope of . retaining crown. A win for the league- hits'Ui four trips to end the season Leader suspended professional stars were Renn with two for two upon doing so. But when he hit the baU, :t went ' Hom^ Run»—MantU. N^w York. 31: League, the four basketball teamk abled list. In the nightcap. More money would mean better actual builder, that city’s hope The win gave the NE'a its third eventually acored and the Orioles ^the Davla Cup against Australia hi leaders would end the aeaabn and conditiona— and better talent. But with a laudable .464 batting aver boxing In his stete last May while and Wajarnowlcx with thrah for A s an sartrsms o f dio* high. Wide and handaome Into the Zaurhin, Boaton. Kalina, Datrnli and were dumped 5-1. . . Giants' W il têre operating with open rosters , At Boston. Ted Williams made three and Richard with two for c ^ o u s ly is to share auch a atanda or over the distant wall. Zarnlal, Kanaaa City. 34; Barra, New atralgjit win In the second round, the (Thallenge Round Aug. 26-28 at g e tih e playoffs started next Week. how can Homell get It? Tonight age. his commission drew up new fight franchise with its neighboring couragliig lAtta stars from plsyteg York, at. lie Maya pilfered 14 straight bases 'Hind it. seems as though enough the big noise, belting a grand alam three. Tb«n came the real Hiow as ha while Nasatffa copped the initial FdZifSt Hills. N, Y. Tonight's game w(lll get imderway The question Is baseball's to Elks va. Trust, 8— Charter Oak. The Oilers jumped Into a quick Red Hot Yanks lawa.^ The laws now await hia 13 months of the year, waivers Stolen BaMaR—ftkvera,. rbicaan. 30; before ha was caught In hUi 15th men could have been contacted to homer that made it a 8-0 ball game Although first place haa been comm'unity. ;dog*trotted around thalMMs wear Jenann. - Boaton. - }4r Mlnoao. Cbtoaffo. round with three In a row ,but T r a ^ r l and Seixas, tha top- al 6;30. answer. And you don't have to go Telcos va. Auto Parta, 6:30—' 3-0 lead iri the flrat frame on a signature. He has promised to re will bs aaksd upon a aumbar of (tropped two out o f three Jn the attempt, . . . As of Aug. 7. five fill in Just for a couple of. nights. In the second inning. Washington decided, the battle for second place 'Within approximately 50 mllae ing a wide grin and doffing hja II: Buaby. Chicago. 10: Smith. Cleve seeded. domestic, pair, defeated ,AaU r*ru |U> past a Class D game to see why. Charter Oak,\______walk, stolen base, error and. Bill store boxing when ti e new code of Midway Stadium,” declares the their lenders sad th w win Bad land. I. second trip around the circuit. sluggers, Duke Snider. Willie < Causing a Conflict chased Mel Parnell with four in *b r h po a » rbi Meet Red Sox goes into e.’fccL continues between Beaupre Motors cap to the crowd. Pitching (Based on 10 decisions) — One local manageV claims that Australi'a.s Lew Hoad and Ken the third aa Roy Sievera homered McCurry, sa ...... 3 i Nlght-by-nlght playing teaches Wednesday, Ang. 17 Adams* double which scored Mikd brochure, “Uve almoet m nUUlcn ihsMsHves ptejîg ia Third round play w'ill start next Mays, Rip Repulakl, Hank Aaron Rosewall for the first All-Ameri Dsv If ...... s J Petronella described the con and Manchester Trust. Tonlghtt Although Ruth started hia ,.taig Bjrrnr. New York. 11-3. -:794: Donovan. there la too many senior activities with .two on, but southpaw Leo ballplayers their trade. Anybody North Ends vs. BA's, 6:15— Strange. Adam alao scored on an people, who vrould make up the Isaguoa. Tkat, at laawt, is tlio talk. Cnlcain). 18-4. .763: Hurd. Boston. 7-3, week. and Bill Bruton, had belted homers can triumph since 1948. The Bolduc. 3b, n ...... 4 1 Nebo. other misplay. vention as being "100 per cent" Manchester Trust wHl try to tie league career with the Boston Red .700;Tbrd, New York 16-6.,.6»4: Wynn, beingiheld on the same nights and Kiely' shut them off with one hit Auruat. c. lb ...... 3 3 who hasn't put in hia time at a Boston,., Aug. 16 UP>—The New greatest percentage of Miectators Jim Moriarty And John lamon- In every National League park this American du^^ênt on tci lead the Hornell cannot have the class usu Roy Motors va. Ponticelli’a. 8-^ Darkness Halts Game behind Leader’s recommendation the Motors when they meet the Box, flnlahod as a player with the (TIeveland, 14-7, .667; Nixon, Boaton, aoo shot the Auto Paris into a that several of the athletes are the rest of the way. Sumialaakl, p. rf 3 1 York Yankees, once agaiii atop attending major league bamball .667. year... , , Red Sox reliefer. Tommy United States X a victory over Msaon. r( ...... 1 1 ally found li) malor leaguers. West Side. Police A Fire came back with for a uniform boxing code. Leader Elks. Game time is 8 o'clock. Boston Boes (Braves! and wound taking part In all three leaguea Jim Piersall homered for. the the American I„eague ateiidihgs, n » t NotUaal Beak (SI games in the twin cities, within Strikeouts — Score, (levelsud. 176; 10-9 t serieg-^jwith . crowd appeal, Yankee Stadium wraa 973 ael .lni 19601. The Partsmen’ fell completely softball and basketball leagues 'M’illlams' homer, his 20th of the Elks va. Beaupre, 8—Charter Renn, ss ...... 3 3 3 0 0 0 cars." American League pennant, a flip of Several of the achedoled flrat Tolala ...... 29 12~i2~I8"7 runner breaking, the third base iialled at the end of six innings be Boaton. Alosky.. 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 5 1 How Minneapolis feels about built aa a challange to tha aupram- apart In the second period, how play on Monday and the softball year, waa a 450-foot wallop off 1 8 Oak. Dyer, p ...... 3 0 1 1 8 0 MORE CtYrrOMBIM tha coin will de.cida the sites and and baseball circuits both sched round matches, in the weeJ<-long (troa-ltea (I) man la easily trapped into , leav cause of darkness. TK* Yanks, with six straight tri- this proposed teaming up to \Nsw York, Aug. 16 UR Weai ' acy o f the New York Otanta. ever. aa they managed but two Ted Abernathy. It waa hia 13th Cooper, lb ...... 2 n T “7 0 . Friday,-Aug. It Ponticelll. c ...... 3 0 1 3 0 0 pairings for the' playoffs. . . . ule contests on Tuesdays. . . . play were ..put off until today being hia post to . evovar the hag The winners rapped out seven umplu, nave regained undisputed Wajsrnowlli. If .,..” . 3 1 3 0 0 0 obtain a big league -franehlse we a JMjqr tased 1 — Sbreaken n gu ra ^ potnta while the NB^g netted IS grand slammer, tying him with Ferine, aa . .. .. 2 0 0 1 2 Trust Vs. Biankera, 6—Charter I ta hia final days, ‘ he was a Hialeah, Fla. (N C A )-—The capa- Stamford, which has won all Other managers, readily admit cause of conflicting competitithtm Hetx. 3b ...... 3 0 1 1 3 against what looks like a big Oak, hita off Dana Cannon who went possession o f first place following -Sport DelT rf ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 ere not- aware, but from hart it \a rtal rana’s puadi. had ' for a 22-12 half time lead. thraa pravious touiSiaraenta, Is ralph Kiner amopg active players. D. Krlniak,.(U-. 3 0 0 3 0 hoi* for-the batter to tap' one ahnmken figure. Hia opoa heavy, eity ot tha Hialeah.. Piark grand- that the> lesgUeia am hot properly elsewhere.' The Auatrallana an^ lIcGee. p ...... North Ends va. CYO, 8—Ml. Na- the routs and absorbed the loss. yeaterdaya sweep o f a doublehead- T6UI*~ 77777:7 : 7:7 .7;. ■ » B 1815 » 3 looks Hke-w propoaltkHi’that-eOuld ;vietoraNialNtd- Torrid Pace again favored to walk off with top In the lone National League 3 0 0 0 3 through (or an easy hiu black hair was straakad with 'gray. atand la balng lncraaMd.^W per organized and that the players Itallana were engaged in the Davis Young, i r ...... 3 0 0 1 0 bo. Turkliigfon led both teams at the er- with Baltimore. The Red Sox Mastllf Arms (I) make an owner or two think long to his credit today. Nona who waa present ever will cent, ' ■ Surowiec and Biirke kept up the honors in the 1956 Babe Ruth lose all intereat after the first few Cup interzone finals- won by the 'Fame, Milwaukee alamihed St. Pocket, r ...... 2 0 1 1 0 "W e work- all the time on that plate with three hiU. all are 3 1-3 games behind in fourth after AB R H PO A E and hard. Most baseball men con :-yoar-aCd proqtaot do- torrid pace in the laat half as they Tober. rf ...... Solomonson 3b League World's Series'^ which games. But these managera are Aussies yesterday—in Philadelphia, Louis 12-1. Willard Schmidt, who 2 0 0 1 0 . play." Bartley says. " I keep drill sihgles, while Cannon and Adams place. sider Brooklyn the likeliest candi elaivete otitpoliriad Jimmy King, pumped In. 10 and 12 points re- on^-hit the Braves laat week, was Meaairr. 3b .... 0 0 0 0 0 CIVIC PRIDE Flslsy. 2b ... ths - - - started Sunday In Austin, 'Fex. Be- forgetting that they play a big while top-ranked women players ing 'em not to break for the bag (milacted the only extra-base And the setting for the dramatic GBEHN M ANOR upset the Pockrt. C ... date for the next Jump west, and specllvely. Moriarty acored eight eauaa of Its spectacular feats, tha the l^ er, giving way in the fifth Tot»t»_Tolala ...... 2t i 3 li 7 8 O until the ball is past the batter.” blows, gamering doubles. three-game meeting in the hectic Banlvac('. P . from AIk , in a tile- paft In the organization and un were delayed by Wlghtman Cup Greenville, 8, C. ()P) — Jimmy Medics lart night in a NaUonal Mracham, ss within two years. ? in the last 16 minutes while Ken Stamford club Is known as the leas they voice their opinions, aa Milikaiikee made It 5-0. EMdle Auto Parta ..., . 141 15x—13 And it Its a rare hatter who Wednesday night, Roy Motors A L flag chase la the park where There appears to be small vinon' at 8t Nicholas l«w d connected for eight markers play In Rye. N. Y. Groa-llea 100 (too— I Simkins. umpiring a civic team U ttle Laagu* game at the Char Spicer, lb .. “ Yankees of Boy BasabaU” . . . nothing will be done to remedy M athewsît his Slat homer with 3B. Cobb; HR. August; SB. Conranran, takes a good cut. Most Oass D and Ponticelli's colll^ in' a league exactly a year ago Boaton demor ter Oak Park 9^ as Dave White SchImmrI. If chance of another Amerlciin Arena R was thoBsv- In tha final stanza.' ^'^’o domestic and two foreign hitters seem to hit in selt de softball game, was given an argu Cammeo, cf Lou Kretlow, former Baltimore the ailments, o f the various te^'ma advanced through an open one on in nre first for the Braves, Bumistaski.— 'itaalr' . Auguil.------"McCurry; ~ SAC. tilt at the West .Ride Oval at 6 alised New York with a . three Hit a grand-slam home run. hia League ahift for years‘ to come. enth tho Lowd and Mpriarty totalled 12 who made ItSa toniflde rout with IfeCurryirry. Day. _" ____ Sumialaakl: LOB. Groa^ fense against pitchers who try a ment ' by a batter who had Just Tomfison. rf righthander, appears on hia Way leagues. Another group puts the ing round of men's play yesterday. Ilea 5r Auto Paria 9 o’clock. gome sweep. ninth homer of the year. “Tony TOa younger circuit is doing all eter from Fans, points apiece for their .night's six rtuur In tn* seventh. Warren i _ _ ------BB. Bolduc 3, Me- curve now and then but mainly stepped to the plate. "Ball one.” Totals ...... IS 1 4 15 e 3 back to the Big lim e. Kretlow re blame on the players themselves. They were Eddie Moylan of Tren Gee 3: SO. Bolduc 1. Sumlslukl 1: Psiice A Firs (41 The Yankees came to town 2 1-2 Falcette ivent the route for the right as it stands, with six of ite who was work, while lamonaco netted 10. Spahn won his LUh game of tha Hl(* off. Bolduc 3 for 1 run,- In 4 In- use straight fast bails. Simkins cried on the flrat pitch. A ab r I po a e rbi Bank ...... (108 31-e a pro ia his h d ^ cently notched hia 1 1 th straight A great number of athletes are ton, N . J... and Cliff Mayne of member of the team at bat cried Heyarl. Ib . .. 3 1 .3000 games behind Cleveland riding a winners atriking out 18 and giving Arms ...... V 010 00-1 members nlmoat certain to draw Both teami played with but five season and d r o v ^ n tbres runs ■Ubc*: SumlilaakI 0 for 0 runa tn 2 *‘Y(mi can't learn these things RBI, Spicrr, Renn 3. Dyer, Daigle. more than a million home at- triumph without a loss for the raring to go at the outset o f the Berkeley, Calif., fourth seeded, and Innings; HBP. Bolduc, McGev 1; WP. out aarcaatl(;ally. "No, that’s ball Gagntn, -as .. 10-gome win streak. vThey left up but five hits. Jack McAdams Rivars has hesif men. season but soon lose intereet once with a triple and ^m e run. Bolduc 1; W. Bolduc. anywhere but right here," Bart Simmons. 3b -. Waiamovica: 8IU Richard, ' Renn, tehdahee from the-, preiiant tor Seattle Rniniers In the Pacific Sam Giammalva and Dick Schutte three!" Simkins, tired of an after,- Turkineton. c 5 1-2 off the pace and were unaMe and Dave Thayer shared the ____ Bamvage; 8. MaaiUiam. tha West Const Second round play ends Thurs the warm weather rdlla around. ley aa'ya. "The big league clubs Wajamowloi, rid race. Baltimore, buUdJng from day Right when the Aiitn Parts Coast League. . . . Pittsburgh of Houston, Texks. In the domestic can taka 'players right from j.col npon of arguing, quickly snapped: Keenky, p .,. t(v catch the Tribe. mound, duties'for the losers. The Fgte; DP. Alosky to Richard te shot against tlte SO-; Pirates''‘•bonus baby, -Paul Pettit And aa' a result of all the forfeits PETERS TOP BOHXXR Jaalowikl. If ' Are the Yankees on the move? same two teams will meet tonight Salmciiid; LOB, Bank 5, Arms 4; BB, the klndergarden up, probably will becauae n t»e o f the meet the Rocket's st the West group, and Japan's Koael Kamo leges. put a big league uniform "I'm agreeable, tt'a ball three.” He Gates, rf .... Dyer 1, Banirage 3; SO. Dyer 5, Baal- currently sports a robust .394 bat- and lack-lustre performances, at and Atsuoki Miyaga, fifth seeded. soon resigned hip unpiM p < ^ They indicated a return to their to decide the (.inner of the aec- fall abort ot the fat figure, and w e ^ t e around cu od to k.np Side outdoor court at 6:30. Yesterda^B Siqrs on ’em. and_ play^ ’em. But that hi# unpaid Hubbard, cf vage 3; WP. Dyer: PB. PonUcellr. Um- Washington wUl not coma cloae. Nerib r.iJT'lkSi ting average wtUctlw Martcs e itr tendanoe kaa preyen mighty aUm 'and~Xua(ralla's l I & Anderson and - W ashington,--Aug, -1» (R>-—Top Bsnion, 3b r; power-hitting game by blasting ond round with Dave White hurl Btres, Kerr-Vscantl; Scorer, L. Diana r wltl Time, LOO. There wUl, however, always be a B y PIS Tigers in the Mexican Class A A in all three leagues thta summer Jeoff Radford, sixth seeded, among Oonnacticut man in the National Baltimore four times. . Hank ing for the Manor crew and-elther Twenty-Svo o f __, _ R. Krinlak. I ...... 3 2-4 .4 and there are no Indicationa that Pitohlng—Leo Kiely, Red Sox; Duck Pin -BoWli'ng Congress rank ToUls ...... 39 4 7 15 5 4 3 big league club in- the National Lei^ê;. Now starring as an out tha foreign entries. Baally (2) Bauer's home run won the first Chris*McNeil or Steve McAdam flllite have been f oBr e h i! Barnard, f ...... 3 0-2 6 the picture will chaiige In the near gained^ 8-4 decision' in relief, snap ings for tha 1964*55 season la Capital ao that the president cab Surowiec c ...... 6 9-13 21 fielder, Pettit Was given 8100,000 to Iifaa'omen'a doubles, only one ah r h po a s rbi game yesterday and Mickey Man toeing the mound for the Medics. A U . S T A R taam picked from' The hiiaky yoongKer opened' Wlleon. a ...... 2 IMI 4 sign aa *a Pirate pitcher. . . .iSen- future. ping off a four-nm Washington Harry Peters, of Bristol, rated No. strange,,.cf 0 2,0 0 0 tle' slugged two in the nightcap.. the clubs In the Rec Summer Bas toaa out the Sret baU. Jagged- cut over Itaqfa left eye ia Burke, a ...... 9 0-0 18 aaeded' pair played during the rally' wrlth two atrikeouta In the Boarglnl. 3b aatibnal softball pitcher. Bob Fas- Doing its Share 9. William Brosey, of Baltimore, Hannsgla. c ...... I f laat night waa any indication, HAMO.TON STANDABO ’WTlt ketball’ League may meet a team the second round Sita piled a Whatever the reasons, certainly opening day, Lris Felix of Meriden, third and allowring Just ona hit the ranked No, 1 had an. actual aver iiaving watched the College AU Totals ...... 22 11-19 '55 ,Ier, found professional basebRll a Conn., and Kay Hubbell Of Con Adama, lb ...... the Red Sox are toughening again meet Broad Brook in a National froth Hartford’s outdoor circuit huge lead goteg into the heetie Asia Bsrls (46) aomathing could be done to Im real of the way. age of 136-288 in 304 games, Cohen, as ...... after a brief slump. Ted willianu Softball Tournament gmlM Wed next week at the West Bide If ar- Stars bite that 30-27 hunk out of ninth, la that roualag round each B r Pie different game When he made hia way, N. H., the No. 3 domestic dUo, BRAKE Glanianti. 3b. IF'. prove the senior recreation pro Batting-^Mickey Mantle, Yan Peters' average was .138-88 in 359 the devaland Browna the other Moriarlv, f . 0-1 ^ 2 debut w'ith Seattle in the Pacific advancing with ease... BraXs. If. rf ...... sharpened his batting eye fo r« a nesday night in Broad Brook. The rahgementa can be made. Beveral Sghter.want down and K ing;, a Mohsral. ( . 0-1 4 Coaat League recently. The,author gram. TTm Recreation Department, kees, hit 28th 6ind Mth homers, games. Reynolds, rf ...... grand alam home run in an 8-4 tourney finate will be held in Man- UOonn atara may appear with the night, the wondOr peralste that the 2-1 favorite, almost pulled violoiy 1 ' (K ) 3 two dbuhlya and a atngla while Churllla. rf ...... Bellliurtilrl. c of 55 no-hittera aa |in underhand under' the capable giiidance o f Jim Other Oonnscticut men in tfie win over Washington. Reliefer Leo chester. next Tuesday night at Capitol City quintet. promotan did Rot hiBg appoint out o f the aihea. TOwarrir^-T -5----- 2-3--- Htrdic. is doinr lU share to pro- THREE TIME WINNER MllcheU. 3b Ismonacc. a 5 . Niagara Fallas N. Y., outpointed What's happening to the aenior Farhapa there are many ways, tied for second place were Phil phla |EfMl84 pra-saaaon camp with s e ’ waa 118-52 for 178 gaines. aporta program in our City of VII- ton’s Frank Sullivan (14*10) hook JImmv Kliig.' 154'a, Birmingham, in which th senior program coulda Friel of Nashua, N. H., Raleigh no collage ai^rianea, waa named EllBaheUi Barger, o t Baltimore, up tin their second straight du*l. Ala., iO. lage- Charm? Thia saems like a STRTIOn OLYMPIC Ams be improved but unless 'Jie methods Selby of Taylor. 'Tex., and A rt But starting halfback for early aochi- rated Noi 1, had 131-186 to r 828 VANS .LiMt. time out Larsen edged ûlli*, Austin. -Tex. — Johnny Ramoa,- good quoatlon Judging from the ra.- are preaentad td tha proper party, ler o t Portsmouth, N. H. ' bition gamas. ' gamao. Malbourae (Al — Australian and van 3-2 in 13 innings aa the Yanks 127, Austin, outpointed Joe Govaa, cent happeninga in the Rac Soft Httla wik be done to aocoupliah tlie ball Lsingua. Twi Baseball League <827 Hartford Rd. Mane host ei ,Con n . ovaraeaa airllnea art combtang to won two out of three over the. ^ x 127, San Antonio, 10. changes. Aa Hardlc has steadily In Yankee Stadium. and Rec Summer Basketball arrange for.the tranaportatlon of meintained, hta office et the East vlaltora to this country for the d o u b l e w i n n e r League. During, recent years It baa Side Rec is always open to any TELEPHONE MlUhcU 9-M6S Edinburg. Tex. 1 NBA V, Chuck Olympic Garnet next year. One o f the competitors in the : v been taken for granted that ama parson riKMildarlng a gripe or two. Gallery in Batting Practice London to Brighton (England) If you’ro not 100% wmrp td jem Beaudry won the sholpul and dis teur and semi-pro sports have been Olympic Games A ir Transport-C®* He’s wining to listen to anyone walk was 50-year-old Archie cus in a local meat. Beaudry, for on a downgrade locally. One of the ordinatton Oommittaa said there A re you ' Fall Measure! who has augfaationa concerning Brown who it blind. He covered brskta. let os BMk« you sore. Oar braka ’Will be no-, reduction of (area be mer Marquette star and 1945 Na big reasons given was the ruling the recreatkin program whether tional Amateur Athlrlic Union recommended by tha Recreation tween AuatraJia and Europe iri- the 104 mile distance in 3J hours LaavB yofif haating problatnii boeauaa mora hast units go into It OMcerne the senior, InterMedl- North Amarica during the Games. and'17 mliiutea. testing a ^ adjastiBg squipaeRt êia decathlon champion, has com- Commlsalan.and approved by Gen ate. Junior or midgat group. Whose ta ua (Bad wall aaa that you get ovary gaHon, letad for 24 consecutive years. eral Manager Richard Martin pro m ove??? 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Waltaf Drepo'a JâtUng tfa e t the AU-Star Giuae haa baei such that the M g White Box-YIret haaeman FOGARTY BROTHERS ARNOLD PAGANL Prop.. * |H;.tiinm-naiiir At the same time he handiad N now has a galkiiry In Mttlng practice a la 'M W ilk a w TIm Mooae’a hme ban put and is keeping the' COAL — OORR — FURL DO. PHONESf Hl-S-7864 or Ml-8-8847 chaaces erttbout an error. ABHrieaaa la . co6it46»U86L ‘nuU'a Sh^puin Dollar, eoattr. and Jtm M i^.â(ala8t tha aerobn. ^ 119 BROAD STREET ~ SEE. Ml RAW !.\ J '') .'V.. \ "V Vv ■ . 7- uT ) t . A.

/...■ m: ’ ' . / . MANGHBStBR EVRNlNqâSRALD, KANCHBBiER, CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 16. 1955 ®5rl» f} IBrlala T8 M s r w i d B f b r B a it n TT grim lvi govriMnant ketlea to outk ' J. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C oifk, TUESDAY, AUGUST If, 196» torrorist opanflena. MANOHEBT ER OBXBN — Largo 2IBlf0nBnrBR-4H ARE TOO OOlIgmHRPWI Biitain Reruns *rr Britain is to bo gloguad by custom buUt six-room Capa Cad. Br rAGALY ui4^ Situations Waatod— HoasahaMGMds 11 ApartMMt*—Flat*— Cfepa Cbd. 9tm IRLUNO TOOK PftOPgBmrT (NoUNlgn c t tamriaas, starn fliw itlltr for SMo 4 THBREDUGHTA BE A LAW! TcnaaiaBts 43 % nera lot, idcaly landaeapad and; gwagSL Caotral. Wa win Maeslss ymv mapmty maeaurea will have Ao be raaortod Mala 8f MAPLE STUDIO couch, maple ahnibbad. Raaechably prtead, tnras sra I .eoanar M . Masyr (istaraa(iptiiraa lartud- taaa aad W M ot auay obllgulaB. Military Ariiis to by tha govanuBant aad the Brl- w iu :,T i ••jtvnbu'% $m . Oo^ atform rocker, round maple ONE ROOM fumlihed apaitmsnt qu ick d b en a n m . Jaba B. BimaU, rangaa aad.< K y o s tag, eombtaattea:/^ aloraia and Wa also «buy ycopaity, for tirii puMic will be aolidly behind conditlaa. MS Kaat O ratw . MI. OOVOOTlilNlilTi 1 ^TNATs jytr,«MhrVM Klamp,r UMe. 30. t-0«0>. . with bath, kitchenette, utUiUea Croaa 8 t., Bo. Oarontry. Tal. Oerr- you w in hAVa you r olMlaa a erea u . earagrtb tUa bath, flra- GHtlns or bv them," arid tha Indêndant Daily D A f t u m g c K W «e OKCONTlMUtNaj OROPPW r r f — A u. WANTED-Joba cutting traaa with entry. PI. S4S3I. âu, otaiag’ arsa. For ani^t- Stolen by IRA New X t power saw. 3 0 . 3-9713. supplied, luitabla for working cou d a con tia g . Prtead at $1$,7M ert jTANLR T 't f A'T. Itaaltor B imraaa OtCIOeOTOOROP THIS policy APTER TMBSt V lA B t AND ple. Write Box V, Herald. FBA flnaiirtiig svallMla. Bam-, moBt...... , to iaapact ca ll' Oaaten Raal- BRAR-BOlOt lOBAlirT T ^ OmoarvaUvo Dally TWe- NtViQ RVBN A MAHOfl^lN^low-boy cedar chest. It }M » CHKVROUCT tUtion wagon. Nit AUTO COLlltlON AIL THESE VEARt, A Patan saa, tae., Eundara. Phona ty Cempahy, IW School Bt. M l. 1 0 4 4 2 7 * « : SB T a g s ' ■) ■m arid the Aikorfleld raid Mg.TUPPlUCk? tceATcHSO.PBNOeRf Reasonable. Phone MI. 1-4931. FOUR R(X>M apartment far 9 la »d$n ar »B4404. $•$$$1, l a fla m . mads the Britirii 'Took aaaas.” It Veiy roaaonablo. MI. ••MTI. MtUOAMCEw X'M NOT PltD IN * t>AINTBR WANTS work. CaU 3 0 . I ll CONCORD ROAD A0VT. 9-8787 attar 8 p.m . adnhs, medium priced. PhoiM 3n. UBTOtOB WANTED - Biiiglo. six Borthum eeunUua af Iraload added that the "moot elemantary June revolL aad ottwr tap offiGtals BOUB8 SOURWTTyAMy. . USED, NEW 9-1307. F U tlT BCXJION LAKE —K oam y PORTER ST. AREA, WriUagtdn twcKliially, thrao ftwily, buri- SUU uadar tha British erown. prwaatlona would ha outticlant to and Army qommandara, riid to CANCBLLA'nONS L arfs fiva n>om ruieh ln< Drtva. Do bAUiiiw, boating, flah- Rd. Six room ooloalri, 3% . baths, na6 OUIBMOBILB ’M ", |M0. CUl Mose-'«oooMlf aaoo preporty, Havoisaay eoah FoUoa already have found throa onaure us against looking asaoa launch a wavs of tam r by dis t*4:S 4P .M . You Name It—"We Got U" ONE Ro o m apartment. AH eon- lag and loa akattag appaal to yeuTi qpbtaat Utchaa, dloh waahar, dis- boyaro. Mertgagoa. amagad. MI. t-TITO. elo8«0 bPstBewajr, two ear fii' ef the vahlclas hallavad used in again." Nona of Um JUkerfleM rupting power Unas, com m unlca- Ddg9 Birds Pots 41 Lowest Price Guaranteed vaniencoa. Private entranee. MI. Than you ara tha oas for this flraplaieoi otorm saob, do- caU Gaoega L. santriaa wasatmad. Easiest Teime Ever Made 9-1915, MI. 94114. - garagt.Ôammlaat roal------tha Artwrfleld ralA 'cbdsiN G intt ,1M4 M SRCURT M ontorroy hard 3IANCHE8TER Pat Center, beau- rags, roereatioB rooms ia adoraWa (OUr-room ranch with aU Roalter, 1 0 9 0 1 * . 309 M m ry track loaded with cases et Tka Daily ItaU said *lt ia not tiona, radio stationa aad public top qiorta coupa convarUblf. MONEY BACK taebad kaotty ptaa braasaway bad dantlri aalghboriMMd. BCony Ottviar, I tJagllTOD ADVt. I Utta baby parakeots, guarantsad ONE AND two room . furntahod ammuiiiUoB was femid oa the day enough for Bm autboritias to be uUUUaa. Radio and liaator. Whlta walla, GUARANTEE garaga. Two bodroonu, (Iraplaca, axtras. $19,000, Warren B , How- oontaat to overtalw the holdup fredo <3bnaii MON. THRU PBL singing canartas, hamaters, tropi apartmonta. Private bath jitlUUes basement, larfg lot, baautifal oU hast, tila bath, plctura window, Iriid, Realtor. 30. 34600. IF READY to buy, soil, oachaage M tha coup near Artwrflsld. An- Say Arms la two tona, low mllaaga. original cal flNi, pat foods and Bundles. 9 ROOMS FURNITURE othar track and a paaaaiigar car m. They should strflM at their cUltti, fUud lloraeto HkfVBOk Aal« "V 10:80 A.M. ^ . ownar. CUl MI. t-SlOS. supplied. lurking free. BualnesB largo landaeapad lot, many troast raal astata, auttgagw anaagad. The govarnmant charged the bri RuU Moreno Jr„ J o ifl OavaldB l 60 3faln St. 3 0 . 9-4379. 9 Ueed, Ouaranteed, Good Shape block. On bus line. Also single view. Three minutbs from MANCHE8TBR — OuUtkndlng used ia tha raid ware found aban hideouts if they hnow where these "Catholic NationaliaV' plottara . BATDRDAT 9 A. M. Y ou gat a Cênerel Electric Re- ExcaUant condiUOn. Nica nalgh-| (Xaautt Howard It. Haatiigs, are," Fraodsoh and. HBSb .'JagBri So* a.m. to-9 p.m. daUy. Thuradaya 9 bedrooms available. See Mr. borbood, $12,900. Exclusiva modUlad randi hema In ooa « Agaaoy. l a 8-1U7. doned sad empty in London eorliar were "perfectly argaaiaed” in ' mlraa, a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H. Graan fiigerator, range, bedroom, living Keith, Keith's Variety, Depot Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex Monchoatar’a moot dgalrahlo raal- today. Three Arrested Oommuntat-Itka oella and had. aa- Auto R^slrlng-i-PaJBtiBg 7 room, kitchen set, ruga, lamps, OooddMld Rarity Oa. M , S-THIS Tkrao otfMr Stamps. Square. or l a . 9-1307. deaUri araas. Onailitiiig e< largo i u v i i 'TOU A homa for aria? Cril Tka British war offlca mean- Three Irishmen ariveted ia con ented their arms in’ a Catholic only as UrtriMy, '^’ WSSSSSSS^ BRAKE RKUNE, moot all can, AIN’ T in s u r e d .' lablee. - Every article haa been re cellent neighborhood. For ap Uvlag room with flrepiMe, tUa oiir offlca for frea APPraiMl and tima clampad a tight guard oa its nection with the A'rhorfleid raid seminary. It arid amna PORTERFIELD’S PETS ^ P L T , conditioned and Is guaranteed. made a one minute appearance in boss, were rapertsd to Boob J M . I14.H. Qiooaa tha.. lining. No rASTNEOAV ANOTHER HOPE y o u ARB, NOLL BT.-41X room two alocy, bath, good,aiaa Utchaa with din- prompt courtaous sarvlca. Jarvla anhorits and opociri watch was caches were seised. Fadorri - ■ -- monay down, $1 watkly, Cole •US.‘ •9 Spruce, Manchester, 3 0 . 9-9630. FOR ONLY 9229 BnsincM Loditi6ii9 pointment eall iog area'aad two .bodrooais ptua R arity Company,. .884 Oentar St. bring kapt on all moans ri exit a preliminary hsaring ia Woking .CAR OeClOED 10 Hours 3 to 13—1 io 8:M: Thelday Oarago, porcb, d ty utUttlao, shads Police refusal to revaal UM|[’G____ a m b o a was quoted' Dial MI-3.5121 Motora, 4M Center. MI. ji-OOiO. S R(X>M8 FintNITURE F o r R m t traos and vary good cendltleri mpapriua attic. Nlcriy load- Can* 30. 34U3, avaning 30. from Engiand in an effort to pra- ham Magistrates CourL They were n a ^ of thoao arrwitad, saying lil frontpage arUria ta DWPTUPFV.' end Thursday nlgltfa^ 7 to 9, dis Brand New, With Written throughout. Pilcod at $1SJB0. •eapad let wlUi vlaw,. attached 3-1847, 3 0 . 94689. vunt smuggling of tha arms to ordered held for another hearing AUTO PAINTINO—Any car. |U, counts to dealers Md breeders. lleklN N E Y m l^t hamper their Inveatlgatlon.taeaitomelri newahepiBr, «• i Guarantee THREE Rill prica Tku Arikorfiald raid was fol Drew told the oourL 'There are car before going to work. Pint up ’TU rnkLU r BROTHERS, Ine. Legal Notlcaa woman aocu ^ of spreading rsvo-1 ia ahaohita." PUPPIES —Small dog breed. 3 0 . frigerator nr a De Luxe range or Maneheater Savings A Loan BMg. .TRULT A FAMILT HOIPB— 9l7R)O..Oaataa Rarity Oompany, lowed by abortlva atUmpta by cohelderable inqulrtee to be made. lutionary leaflets by balloons. h a ti and Foand aftar work. Complete new enamel Emerson television. Lovely. bed Apply Maneheater gsvinga A Savan-room CcOOBial, fo a r ^ ^ 196 Idioal Bt. la . 94981, 30. two small groups of Irishmen to Policemen krere poeted at the paint Job. Tea wo Will loan you a /S MO., 3-9968. Phone MI 8-6060 or MI 9-S9S1 Tke government singled out as | -About 10 ___ _ can BMIOHTOH 30, room, pretty living room, heat re Loan. 1007 Main S t,; noma, lavatory, fuU baUL T#o-, 9 4 t a h .» raid anna depots at Rhyl, Wales, court entrancee and cars entering w o tm o - A pun ?»**«» g “, car. No money down—up to 34 sistant dinette.,rugs, lamps, teblea, car garage, glaasad ' aun porch. St Mssebnter within and (or di« the grounds were checked. ringleaden in the plot (1) XtariolFl***^ visit hotels to BttaB*IMS* aeoma » eompleu Itoa o< MASS. IMstrlet at Mnneheater. oa the lOth -day yaatarday aad at the Horlleld montha to pay. Brunner'a Pack* FIVE KITTENS looking for some linoleum, kitchen, cabinet, dishes SPACIOUS Profaasional (Mflca. Lovaly park-Uka lot approxUaato- THREE BEDROOM ciiotom buUt. headquartere of tha Bristol Gar Two of the men, Joeeph Doyle Amedeo, a CkthoUc lawyer andl'®**U9B9 98rt>FMW99sniO|9/ «ama and aooeoaorlea, Mampoa ard, TalcottviUe. Tel. MI. S-Sltl. Ground floor, Main St Ample Osatar aalTaaca garrlooii crioniri 6t AugusL 1165. • form er top diplom at; (3 ) David i*®*® H otel A aau * amhcMdary cottona and one who wants them. 3 0 . 9-6999. and other items to complete your ON SCENIC Bolton Lake — Two W lOO* X 350fr Fairly prtead. Present. Hon; Jbhn J. WalleU. Judae. rison on Sunday. The intruders aad Donal Murphy, wars charged Open avaninga ’tu t. Sat. ’til S. Oveisiaad garaga. amaslta drivo CeUUe o ( Joseph anviso e f M id Man- Michel Torino, a leader p( the op threada. At Tour Tara home.' Every piece is prend new, perking. 3H 34900. bedroom ranch with ptaa paaalad Bbowa byappotatmant eoly. fled wiien eentrlea alerted other with breaking Into a Royal Army AV. braaiaway ahd attaraed garage. bath and lavatory, hot water oU cbeatrr, administrator. ■tore and ataallng flraarms and position radical party; ($) an un OottagoBt Fhona ML 100% guaranteed. AlRd con homaa oa two or three acre lota, pubUeblng a copy o f this order In some, tho 39 oountlaa of the Rspubilc. BaMness Scrvicss O ffend 13 Bonds—Stocks— Help Wanted— Female 35 w e b u t com , calves and baaf living room. Da. Luxe dinette set, furniture. MI. 9-0483. FernUca, coramie tUa, baaaboard iMwepapcr haeug n ctecnlatloa In Mid The rix northern counties are part Doyle and Donal Miuphy were iatratlM . Eight watcfc\at Bolton Lal- MOTOR SA L ^ catUc. Also horsea. Piala Bros. dition, frame, Manvilia riding, MANCHBBTBR, RocUodge: Are >robate district within u n days from picked up in a track loaded with W e m f l a y rUgs; lamps, tables, radio, dUhos, you-stlU searching (or notrii radiation, carport, amorit# drive. ho date o( this order aad retura/make of the U.K.r-JUBt aa England, Amedeo haa been in hiding Hm m . lle W a id > ^ PI. 3-«Ta3. Porda, Chevroleta, etc...... $124.95 RED CEDAR clothea polea in ’ 'Mortgages 31 TcL 30. S74W. new roof, 5 ^wrUnoats. each prlv- ammunition a few houre after the RUN A CLUB and choose T3 tree sUverwarc, linoleum, pota/ end ate entrance, g n m Income 14%. locaUoa. os wail aa fOr a heusa ExcaUant FHA financing avaU- to UHa court of tho notice rieen. Scotland and Walas are—under since the June revoIL He cauaed To Bb HsU !■ H m stalled. Also free esUmates on S u m B ier H o u m ' For Rent 67 JOHN J. WAUJnT. Judas. raid. Tka third man 'wao arraated LOST-PASS B O M tW o. *3444. Pontiaca, OldamobUeo. etc. $174.95 WE'RE READT to help you con- merchandise reward from brand pans. All of this la brand new. P rice 117,600, 66.6M down, mat that is not a duplicata o< the ahla. Sw huUdec on pramioaa or the Britlah crown. o aenaatlon last month by issuing BsflcaitiitOf fences. 1 & 9-9797. aolidate that list of debts into one new 134-page color catalog. Noth some in orighu] crates end car Tka coaoarvativa Daily Sketch in London. NoMea la hereby gtVan that P « Poultry and SuppHcs 43 LARGE LAKEFRONT cottage, Biortgagejht biurik or inquire owa- house next door? Wa have Just tha eaU ML 94979. UMlTAnON OBOKB printed pamphlets caUlng' on the 122 West Mflfai Sir Book No. *3444, iiauM by The No Money Down eaay monthly payment calculated ing for you to buy or sell. For tons, with special numbers. Just house with aU the extras you have AT A COURT OP PROBATE apacnlatad thgt the IRA may Army to oust Peron. STONE WALLS built. Cemept I-eka Chaffee. Open from Aug. 31 er, Teir^ Rockville, TR. 6-2766. at Manchester within and (or the SavbWB Bank o f M a n a g e r haa $7.90 Monthly in relaUon to your needs. CaU Mel free catalog and information, the way we got It from the factory. bean looUag for. Froot pom cen 9% R(X>M ranch custom buUL g a adopt guerrilla tactics la north- Torino was eUll free last nl*kt. RockrUlg New Motor Guarantee steps built. Trees, lawns end write American Homea Club on, 450 a week.. MI. 9-9>-9933. rage, aluminum wlndowa. (Jera- District 6( ManchMter, on the 11th day boenlând plicationB m been brush cut. Free eeUmates. 30. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. SEX LINK pullets, reedy to lay. f o r ONLY 3500 IfAficHESTER —Nice four room tral halls, stairway to attic, iivUm o ( AugiwL 1H6. ' am Ireland, pointing out that i Ha received nevâmen at h is 'h m a D oom Open 9 ^ IL made to aaid bank for paymant of 9-8897. ConnecUcut Mortgage Ex Plan, Dept. F-4, Baqôr, Maine. MI. 9-4135. brick home plus garage and shad- room on rear 15* x H’ with panev gaptambar lo t. From own- PresenL Hon.-John J. WalleU. Judge. *’faw thousand tarroriaU in Hospital Notes and arid ha was "aurpqried" at COLE MOTORS 9-9375. Come! See! Buy! Save or. III. 94094. Estate o( Carl B. Carlson, late o( SpoBflMral B y the amount of depooit. change, 37 Lewie St., Hartford— Wanted To Rent 68 ad lot. Sals price $10,600. BeauU- Roman brick (iraplaca, Utchaa Manchester In said Olatrlet, daceased. Malaya have defied tka might of tha announcement of plot ta (tu noon on Saturdays), YOIJn G LADY for coupter work. /Shop At Night ''Four Freedoflr f * 430 Center Ctreet MI 9-OOSO POWER AND hand mowera oharp^ (ul Capa, not in davalopmant. A 9’ 9 ” X 17’ 3 ” wlUi birch cabtaste, $U,900 — 98'X 96’ Roach, naariy On motion o( Paul 1. Carlson. 144 the-Empire ta r longer than Hit Patlanta Today - 114 the afternoon paporix’ N Good pay, good working condi Articles For Sale 45 / No Obligation ADULT WORKING couple, no chU- exhaust fan, formica eountars, fallsado Ave., Windsor, Conn., Admla- ADIOTTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. aned. Air cooled oimlnes, sold 000* tions. Apply in person. Lynn Poul good buy at $12,900. Ih a EUaworth new, axcaUant ^coadlUon, oU hot strator. ler did." ABBonncemeRls Free storage until wanted. Free dren, no pets, desire four room Mitten Agency, Realtors. K L broom closet 'dining apace, three Seraphina Valenti, 199 School Bt. - The puUic deifiionstratlona in repaired. Capitol Equipment, 98 try Farm s, 506 Mein St. ROYAL AND Smith-Corma port- water heat, ft^laca Ule bath OBDERED; That six months from Tka Newa Cbronicle and Daiv Buenos AJren.And Cordoba pro Aato DrlTiBg School 7-A 3Cain. Busincas Opportanitiea ’^ 2 delivery. Free set„up by our own unfurntihed apartment or kouae. S4t90 or Mr. Higgins, 30. 9-8609. bedroonu, eliding fluah panel the lllh day of August, 1866, be Mirror said tha IRA hoa-a definite, Mrs. (kninno Muiphy, n Birch PURE CIDER vinegar 80c a gal ahla and atandard typawritera. nearly 9 achaa good land, laige tested the government’s removal YOUNG WOMAN over 17, reliable man. . 3G. 9:37M after 5. doori'on cloaeta earamle tUa in the same are llmifed. and allowed (or tlmetahle for an - invasion of S L ; M rs. Em m a Von D cik , 164 lon Bring contauiera. Brnton kibBTLOCK’S ORIVINO School. All makes of adding machinea MANCHESTER and vicinity, large trass, suburban. Cariton W. the creditors within whirii to bring in of yeatontay'a CatboUc Fsaat of CARVEL STORES AvaUable to time, alternate nights and bath over 'wire Nth, red cedar their claim* against said estate, aad Ulster. The New Chronicle Buinmit BL; Mra. Iflrginla Primer, Oder Mill. Phene ML S-«$8>. panSdenca quickly rastored qualifiOd peraona in Connecticut sold or rented. Repairs on aU Phone for Appointment YOUNG COUPLE with .three chil selecUon of new and used homea Hutchins, xa; 94133, 30. 3-49H the Assdraôn from the list of 1, couitaouB Inatnictor. Holuehold ScrricM days. Drug store. Apply In ahlnglea over wood ahaathlng on sald~a9mlnlstratorgdniU______Is____ directed_____ to _ glye part of; the plot would bo to seixe A ndover; Tkomaa H u v a y , 98 Lib arfa. Theae. -highly, aucceasful makes, Marlow’s. HARTFORD CH 7-0359 dren heed thêe bedroom rent. iirtae Manchester, Bolton, Vernon outride, painted with, qNrkUng. public Inotlce to Ihe creditors to bring erty BL; George Jarvis, 803 Adams official holidays. ctaded. UMund, - dual O f f e r e d ------1 3 -A son only. 468 Hartford Rd. Two FA30LT 9 and 9- duplex, IM their claims within Mid time allow the Dublin broadcasting station drive-ln lc6 craam store franchisee AFTER 7 P. M. CH 6-4990 Husband working- in Maneheater. and) East Hartford ateaf, ran^ng bright white Dutch Boy print. The largo lot. (hie aide vacant. Excel and appeal for an Ireland-wide St.; Nathan Spector, Hartford / ' ‘He Bfoet Gor PoBOiialg eonttoUad atandard and bydrama- are now avaUahle. Carvel stores BOLTQH—BuUding atoae,' vanaar, Idl. 3-7030, oi; JA. 8:i537 after 5. in pdea from $8,000 to $50,000. ed by publishing a copy of this order Ue cara. ML $-7199. BTEAVINO o f bum s, moth holea AGGRESSnE SALESWOMAN fireplace, waU atone flagetme. three bedrooms in this house aU lent condiUon. Copper plumbing, In some newspaper haring a circula uprising against Britain. Mra. Catherine Ginolfl, RFD ' In the capital, soma 400. per are-delivered.to you complete in. A —L - B —E—R —T —•—S CaU ns now fo r appointment to have cross ventUation. Tha third tlontion in MMid ’ ' probate - - district — ------wilbla ten Vernon; Oecar Forand, RFD .9;' sona colleoted in the central Plaaa OOU4PGE AND High School girla and tom clothing, hosiery runs, Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch 43-45 AHyn 'St., Hertford PROFESSIONAL man end wife, separate furnaces. Convenient lo- days (mnmm Ihe date of this order aad Both Iririi governments warned AUTO matnictica. All eluding our own exclusive pat PeiTnanenjt position for experi diacuss your real estate problems bedroom has two entrances and caUion. Must be aeen to ap against any such'violence. Rockville; Clifford McKinney^l33 do Mayo, shouting "Ho must go!" make your atyliah akirta, alacka, handbags repaired Upper re ented equipment and special for enced woman. Full or part time. ()uarry. 3H. 0-0917. Prom pt de- Free Perking Corner no ckU'dren, desire 4-5 room un- Gaston Realty Company, 168 return igake to this court of Ihe notice Bennimaa from quality woolena at laaaaoa on dual control placement, umbrellas repaired, Uvery. can be used as a bedroom, den, preciate. Shown by appointment riven. ' ______(taorgv B, .Hanna, nmUiiCB Iror Poari Bt.; Wesley B. Moquin, East and "Libarty! Ubarty!" During mula products. Training, super- Pleasant work. Car necessary. Allyn and 'Trumbull furnls(ied apartment for Septem School St. 3Q. 9-3851 or 3 0 . 9 4 5 n . play room, m -' dining room. Tha JOHN J; WALLETT. Judge Hartford; Mrs. Bhlrley Kdbinaan, tiny pticaa! Open daily. Colonial cars, or automatic, nMn'a ahlrt eoUara raveraad and ber occupancy. Call Mr. Smith at (MU R . R eals. 3 0 . 9-1919 atter’ o land’s home miniitcr. mid in a the police action against 'them CiRiahle instnieton. Vision, advertising and merchan Good earnings, salary or commis WOOLEN r e m n a n t s and rug lot WiU be 100% floiA graded and LIMITATION OEDKE, apeach last night , in Belfast that 433 N Main St. (our Shota were fired but nobody Renuiant Shoppe, 115 Gimter St. raMacad. klarlow's Uttla Mend dising methods. No experience MI. 9-53(1. 87 STEEP HOLLOW LANE Oordnar Aut s a MUO, ing Shop. . sions. strips (or braiding and hooking. HOTPOINT AUTOMA’nC w e^ r. oaedad. u ameoite driveway win AT A COURT o r PROBATE held any IRA invoaioa would be met by A0nTTTED TODAY: , Mrs. was reported' hurt. WAVE UNWANTED hair on face JA . 7-M90. neceasary. Choice approved „lo- Phone MI 3-4223 Jen’s Rug Shop, 56 Talcott Ava., THE WILLIAM SNIGG family be-installed if desired. Owner- Lots For Sale 78 at ’ Manchester within and (or the Joyce Levine, 39 E vk Dr. cationa available. From $9,000 Call after 5. MI. 34884. District of Manchester, on the 11th day 18,000 policemen and the ’Toyri iBeraral persona, including a po romoved permanently and aafely FLAT FINISH HoUand window For Appointment Rockville, m . 04709. needs a small house or apari- Distinctive and practical. 7 buUder. Thelma J. EUcott. l a q( August. 1S65. ^ ' BIRTHS T^TEROAY; A son to to $18f000 down payment requir people of northern Ireland, atahd liceman, ware reported tajurod ta .by electroloaia. Mary.C. Ward, W03IEN MOST cartful drivara. aSkdea, made to mcaaura. All HOTPOINT electric stove, Bendix -qient. Three amall children. Box room single with 2 car at 9-7963. AMSTON LAKE loU . $395 and up. Present. Hon. John-J. Wellett, Judge. tag aide by side, and I promise Mr. and Mrs, WUUam Pattlahril, RELIABLE R. N. MI. 9-3667. Never too old to loam. Fimal# in metal Venetian bUnds at a new ed. Write Carvel, 95 South Central POWER' MOWER washer, good condHlon. Cell MI. Terms $50 down, $10 monthly, or Estate of EdwliiR. Bertsche, late of Windaorvilip; a daughter to Mr. (kirdoba. There .an overflow crowd 77, Andover. Tel. PI. 3-9098. ' Maneheater In M id Dlatrlct. deceased. you, armed to defend themoelves.'' at a apeciri Maas ta Santo Domin structor. Standard, automatic. low price. Keys made while you 3-9514. tached garage. MANCHESTER $39 down $30 monthly. Located On motion pT The Manchester Trust and Mrs. Merritt Techier Glaston OOD IS OUR atrangth. Go to Help Wanted— Male 36 CLEARANCE Rt. 96, between Amston and Oil- Jamas Dillon, the Iriah Repub go Oiurch ignored police orders SICKROOM Dual insured car. M and M Driv wait. M aSow'A White Plains 6-8200, collect. Wa n t e d —Unfurnished apartment For 813,600 Compaq of aald Manchester, executor. lic’s agriculture minister, aald In bury; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lud- church each Sunday. Pray avery ing School. ML M541. WALNUT yeneer Duncan Phyla of 4 or 8 ‘rooins by teacher with chaster. ORDERED: That alx montha from wich'flxeluga. South Windsor to dieperse aad started a demon All Atock at cost. No money 4 Sleeping Rooms the 11th day of August, 1855, be and the Donagni the partition of Ireland any. South Methodlat Church. dining aet— table, 9 chaire. buffet one child. ' Excellent references. aame ate iimUed and allowcd'-for the DISCHARGED YESTEUIDAT: stration. EQUIPMENT Sarvicea 8 and 10 a.m . each Sun CARPENTER WANTED—Call 30. down. Balance 20 months. and china clo se t 3(1. 9-0034. Four room expandable Cape Cod "will never be. accepted by the •Mrs. Carole CtampaneUi, 152 Coo- BaUding-ContmetiBK 14 Help Wanted-Female 35 3-7270 after 9:00; Writs Box U, Herald. 2 Complete Baths I credttprs within which to bring In their Iriah people,” but ha warned of- Peron began feuding with the >W HEiLÂ»S day, ______Manchaqtar’e oldest, moat racom' on bui line. FirÎace, large kitch Resort Property for Sale 74 claims against said estate, and Mid ir Hill St.; Mn. Mary Dricck, church last November, accuatag naendad, Four aafaty, our huai- WANTED—Two women. One preea BUDGET CENTER BEAUTIFUL ' 9-piece mahogany WANTED—Six room unfurnished 1 Lavatory en. nice lot, convenient to shop- { executor ia directed to give puMIc the dangers of civil war and a|i*''' FD 3, Andover; Mn. Eileen STONE, BRICK work and coocrata notice to the creditors to bring In pealed for patience. S blahopa aad priests of plotting po iCRUTCHIS nauA lioaiae guarantead. Stamp Fock. CaU 3 0 . 9-5451 days. 30. operator. One shirt sorter and 91 Center Street dinin'g room set In excellent con rent, by four adults, oos baby. 2 Fireplaces ping center. CiOVENTRT—Cottage, suitable' for their claims within Mid time allowed Dowds, 18 Seaman Circle; Mloe AttUMBOibilcs tbr S als aid or autpmatie. 3Cr. kOcletta YOUNG MAN for farm work. 7 to dition. in 9-0598. year round. Insulated, floor furn Danny Ryan, IRA recruiting litical action to undermine hla re I CRUTCH TIK 1-5043. Valantliio Balluccl. wrapper. Apply In person. New 12 noon. 2 to 6 p.m'. MI. 9-7629.* Phone Afl. 9-0657. by publishing a popy of this order In Marilyn Mullin, 18 William St.; gime. His campaign culminated GOOD WIU> uaed ciira from your your parional inatnictor. Dial PL Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. GIRL'S RED baby poodle cloth Recreation Room In Basement ace, seven lots. PI. 3-7112. , lome newspaper having a circulaUoa officer in Britain, told a' London Raymond-Kelly, 17 Chamben SL; GLENWOOD white enamel oil and Manchester fo r $13,900 — 5%- In said probale district within ten days In congressional authoriaatlCB of i-CANiS * . Pontlao doaler. Good pticaa and 3.7249 any tlma. PAL3ftat AND CARNET, mason EXPERIENCED BODY and fender coat and leggings. SIm T 9X, also Open Porch from the date of this order and re- crowd Sunday tho / ’Republican James Edwards, 97% Pearl St.; GIRL—Part time (or laundry and dresses. Call MI. 9-0895. gas stove. Excellent condiUon. House* For Sals room bungalow styie-'home in nice tiim make to this court of the notice Army (IRA) la an am y and it will a Constitutional Assembly to re )KD PANS, nC5 tenna aa low aa $3 per week. Mc coatractors. Fret catlmatea. No man. Apply in person. Turnpike X Mn. Mary Ferrari, 20 Progress Clure Pontiac, In c., 373 Main S t LARSON'S DRIVINO School. Job too Wg or too small. 30. dry cleaning. C!all office. Must ap Reasonable. Phone 3(T. 9-5835. Lot 100 X 215 condition, oil heat, all city utilities. Soburban For S*Io 75 given. taka the field against the British move Roman Catholicism’s opociri Mancheatar’a only trained and Auto B ^ y Works, IM West Mid- SIX-ROOM Capk-Cod Houas. dood ...... JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge: Ave., Rockville. M l. 9-4045. 9-4798 or R ockville TR. 6-4744. ply in person. New M(4el Laun die Tpke. REMINGTON Aiectric typewriter, Convenient to everything. A rm y whMi the-tim e is ripe.-’’------DI8(3HARGED' TODAYr Mril. status-~ as the - Argenttaa atate cartlflad inatnictor. For your aafa- dry and Dry (leaning, 73 Summit excellent cohdiUon. Only two location on bus line. Near shop Vacant BOLTON—custom deeded three LIMITATION OEDEB Ignoring (he presence of Scot- Phyllis Shamonis and daughter, church and the government’s ex w w 2901 CSEVROLET Stylp Una de ty wa are trained to teach proper NEW CONSTRUCTION, remodel St. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER years o)di $225, terms aveileble, Rooms Without Board 59 ping center and school bus. Lot bedroom ranch. Toungstown .AT „ A-COURT------OF , PROBATE------^ - h«M I land Yard inspectors in the crowd, Plantaville; Charles Williams, Cov. pulsion oh June 15 of the auxiliary F o r “ luxe aedan. Radio, heater. Jet ty. 30. 9A075. ing and repairing expertly done. Call T. J. Crockett's Office et 3(1. 60’ X 300'. Full ceUar and storni Bolton Lake for $10,500—Five I kitchen, outstanding , bathroom, a^l Manchrxtvr within and for tho i»v«n uk( ‘"Tlio -urtll bishop of Buenos Aires and an WIDOW WANTS elderly woman, Wanted by electrical con room waterfront year-round home. DUIrlct o( ManchMtor, on the 11th dny IR”*® *?** }*** entry; Doris Forgette, West WU- black finiah. In excellent condi< Eatlmataa gladly given. Robert M. 3-p4l9. windows. House Insulated. Five CaU colored fixtures, car port, amerita of Aucuat. U55. greats^’ as the fight for unifies- lington; Mrs. Donna Maitlen, Bol other prelate. live in. core of 3 children in Glae-' Now vacant, recreatioa room with drive targe shaded lot. Price're tlon. 3949 OMamobUo ^*99" sedan, Alexabdar. 30. 9-m9. tractor. Îu.9t be e.xperienced ROOM FOR gentleman at 373 minutes from WiTbur'Croas High Preaent. Hon. -fohn L Wajirii. Judse. t io n -o f Irria n d g o e s o n ., ton; M n . Susan Street -and daugh The next day the Vatican ex PINE LENOX radio, haatar. In very good condi Motorerelemi-Bicyelcs 11 tonbury. Reverse calls after 4 p. WRINGEUt WASHER. ISO; Thayer way. Excellent neighboikiood. McKiNNEY b r o t h e r s , Inc. fireplace, hot water oil heat. Other J duced. Warnn E. Howland, Real- Eatate of Ward Elbert Green a.k,a. I 1. ,-e td a communicated the lâideht and: GENERAL ConatrucUbn, altera- m. .3.1741. in commercial building, con baby carriage, $25'. Both in good Main St. Parking. 3 0 . 1-4071. extras. Ward E. Green, late of Maneheater. la 1 t°®* names Of UvA ter, West Hartford; Mra, Caroline tion. Oouglaa Motora, 338 Main S t BICTCLB REPAHUNO, aU types, Plenty of storage and closet tor. 3 0 S4$00. Mid DMricI, dereaaed. [officials at the meeting where Busch, 60 Benton St.; Mn. Eleanor all osiers req>onstbIe (or the PHARMACT Uons, remodeling, plastic tile, struction and design, t^'lpre- condition. 3u. 9-8350. space. Ideal for retiring couple. •MI 8-6660 or MI 9-3931 BagUab a apaeialty. Now open 4 FURNISHED tight housekeeping Other Llatinga AvaUable I LAKE FRONT — Large «-Rbom On motion of Edith Wrlaley Green,e( Ryan opoke but no arrests were Fecteau and son, Marlborough; bishop's ouster. A few hours later 2Si SflST CENTEE Wt, 2903 CBEVROLET atatlon wagen, counter work garage, etc. No job pê- \>’orking drawings and room. Centrally located. Ladies Price $13,000. F.H.A. or GI loans Mid Manchritter. Fxecutrii. I ^ - 4. Navy and Marina oCficsra began four door, aix paaaengar, with >.m. to 9:90 p.m. Mammaater MDCMASTBR. electric percoUtor, CAMBRIDGE ST. ^ Cool, abady, Ranch, 25’ living- room, fireplace, ORDERED; That six months, / from I w . Mn. Rachel Morneau and daugh OfMLOFLEKOX 6oo amall. Eugene Girardin, 19 field engineerirver reports. preferred. 30. 3-8388. available. 402 Oakland St.. Phone the 11th day. of Aufust. 1956, be aad tkeir unaucoasaful ata-hour attack n<^, haatar. Ova nea^ new a to p , 199 west Middls Tura- Trotter. 3 0 . 9-8809. secretarial set of dlahea.' also mlacellanfous conveniant, 8% rooms, on# floor. . ALICE CLAMPET garage. ExceUent condiUon. 100’ The Britirii press domanded ag- ter, (Coventry. 3 0 . 9-IC98. MI 9-2423. the Mme are limlled and allowed (or / ttroa. Very low mileage. mcaUant Salary comniierfsurate with items. Mrs. Walsh, 93 New Bolton Large pom , electric stove, re Rcriltor secluded lot, large trees, shrubs, the creditors within which to bring In POSITION Rd. ■ eondiUon throughout. Sao Bob ability. TWO ROOMS wiUi kitchen privi MANCHESTER—Eight room horns frigerator. Bendix. M I. 9-9449. Phone 10 9-4543 15 minutes out. Only $14,750. their claims sgslilet said- sstste, and I OUvar today. Center Motor Salea, 3IASON — Fleldatone o specialty. in nlcs location. Large work shop, Carlton W. Hutchins, 30 9-5132, said executrix is d ire ct to give pub-1 Wsoted Auto*— FISCHBACK and PIANO, $98: Girl’s bicycle, $15; leges at 105 Birch St. $12,500 FIVE R(X>M colonial two- lie notice to the creditors to bring In i e O lM a ln S t Emaat Toth. IO. 94307. open in attractive insurance of-^ two-csr garage, many trees. MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, 1 0 9 -a 9 4 . their claims within.-Mid time allowed Motorcycles 12 fice. Tj’ping, shoi-thand, some . MOORE, Inc. boy's bicycle. 313; combination R(X)M FOR rent, one minute, from Nearly an acre of land. Full price car garaga, 110’ lot, baautiful Ihree and three. Near Mala SL by pubUshing a copy of this order in I 1958 CHEVROLET Sedan, Power- CABINET MARINO -W e also do ' P.O. Box 244 radio phonograph, $53; electric Main St., light housekeeping. 812.900. Manchester—Eight room shade trees. Near bus. Carlton W. (3 ty utUiUes, hot Water oil heat. THREE' BEDROOM W ranch some newspaper having a circulaUon I glide, radio, heater. Twb-tona fin- WANTED>-aaan Used Cars. Wa all .types of camntry work, ror bookkeeping required*. Office stove, .348; cabinet TV |59. P I. Hutchins, i n . 9-5132, 3U. 9-4894. -(1953-1054). Plastered walU, full In Mid probate district within ten days I are attraya raarty to buy tc f u used Bloomfield, Conn. Phone 30. ^7959. brick colonial, good location. 1% Both vacant. Ready for occupan from the of thif order and return lah. Clean throughout Douglaa modeling, 'âlterations, ate. Good air-conditioned and equ ipi^ ' 2-7497. baths, two-car garags. Best of cy withih 30 days. Charles Las- ceUar, cedar lined clooets. Over- make to Uifa court of the notice Riven. car or truck. FOR CASB. Try weritmanehlp and reaaonabla CHapel 2-1072 MANCHESTER, Croeby Rd.—Six JOHN J. WALLETT. JudBe. YOU NAME YOUK PSltt! Motora, 883 Main 8t. with new electric typewriter, LARGE. PLEASANT sleeping ronatruction. Full pries 125,000. perance.' 3 0 . 9-7630. sised garage. Approximately three our famous flva-minuta cash buy rates. Eatimatas gladly given. room near bath. Call MI. 9:1749. room ranch three bedrooma, fire^ acre plot with plenty o( trees, adding machine, dictîtTg ma ARE YOU intcrcated in a steady Boats and Aeecaaoriea 46 -The Elisworth Mitten Agency, place, attached garage, aluminum u m i Ta t io n o b d e b BEPORB TOU BUT a used oar ing aarvica. All makes—all mod- Call Dick at PI. 3-9a9S or JMn at Inquire at 238 CSiarter Oak St. 330 SPRING SL—Chstom buUt ;,Owner leavitw state. Price $19,500, AT A COURT OF PROBATE 5.^14 eUi, 'f'N o dlckarlnf"-W E BUT! chine, etc. L ocatâw ay from position with a future? Do you Realtors. Idl. 3-5930 or Mr. Hig combinaUon screens and storms. Saa Goman Motor Saloa. Buick 3 0 . .. . gins. Idl. 3-8809. Uirss bedroom home. Two-car ga Walton W. (fr o n t ,' Realtor, 300 At Maiichcpter within and for the Salon and Sorvleo, 339 Main Open 9-90-9:00 every day but. Main Street jn'quiet, land 'think you can sell? If the answer 14' RUNABOUT boat with 35 h.p. FURNISHED room, light house Large well landscaped Igt. Im INitrict of'M anchetter, on the 12th day to the above is yes ws want to outboard, -trailer all accessories. rage, ameaite drive. Bath and Andrews BuUding, Ok East Cen- of Aufiist, 1966. Btreat ML SdSIl. Open avanbiga. Sunday. See Barlow M oti^ 495 keeping faettiUee. Women only. mediate occupancy. Price re lavatory, flraplace, sun porch, lot ter St. 3 0 . $-1183. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge 3fain St.. Manchsatar. scaped neijidihorhood. Salary talk to you. We are an old, reliable Call Xa. 3-8976 after 5. One- block from Onterr-M I. 9-7560 duced (or immediate sale, '$350 Hoonax—Kding 16 firm and the leader in our field, 100 X 300. F or appointment to In- Eatate of Raymond G. DAvla. late of dependipar' cm ability. Write, :att4r 4 p.m . Notice down payment to qualified veter opect ca ll 3 0 , 0-4389. A. R . Wilkie *» AOIE FARM estate on a hUl Maneheater in aaid INatrict, deceaaed. 2960 CHEVROLET Bel-Air hard pile to promotioua we have an an. Bent and Bent, Inc., AD. On motion of laatjelle T. Davia of FOR THE BEST la Bonded built giving TuIl details. and Co. top.. axcallent view. lOit center aaid Maneheater. adminlatratrix. , ’ top. Tory raaaonabie. 30. 9-8709. BnsIncas ScnriecB Offered IS opening for a salea representative. Building Materials 47 f u r n i s h e d ROOM-r-Near Main Bolton Zoning. Board of Appeals 3-5559, Evenings AD. 3-0576. entrance crionial home, four bed up roofs, ahiiigie roota, kuttara, Good starting salary with salary, will-hold a public meeting, 6Mday, ORDERED; That alx montha from oonductora and roof re^ra call No. 2 RtMwood St. Gentleman preferred. MI CAPE OOD—AttracUve six room rooms, 1% baths. Bdrn and other the I2tli day of August, 1966. be and 1950 PONTIAC oonvertlbla, radio GONDER'S T.V. Sarvtea, avaUahle CLARKE commission and bonus after train, 9-2170. 9 Haxel St. Aug. 19; 8 P.M. at Bolton Com out bulldinga including a two-story the aame are limited aWd allowed for Coughlla. M l. 3-1707. If no a a s u a / P a n e lin g ...... per M $185i00 horns. Baasment play room, 1% the creditor! within which to bring In haatar, hydramatlc. Beautiful any tuna. Antenna convarahma ing period. Company car furn-, munity Hall to hear the appeal ef cinder Mock building 30 x 130. Phil CO factory anparulsad aarvloo. caU 3 0 . 0-4431. ^ INSURANCE AGENCY baths, oil hsat, GI or FHA financ their clalma. against said estate, and dove gray ilnUh. New top, new ished and alj expenses on it paid. Framing, all sixes, f u r n i s h e d r o o m for rent, all Charles W. end Marie L Kowal- Wondsrfully Variatils ing. Madeline Smith, Realtor, 30. Near U.S. Route 0. Walton W. a^ld adminlatratrix Ja directed io give tlree. Looka and tuna like later Tal. 3 0 . e-1496. RAT’S R(X>FINa This is an excellent opportunity load ...^..___/.per M $99.00 conveniencca, parking for car. aky for a variancs from Bolton- pnblic notice to the creditors to bring 176 East Center Street 9-1642. Grant, Realtor, 306 Andrews Ml- their clalma within aald time al* model. For the beet in ueed cara built up roofs, gutMV and con for the right man. For interview 1 X 9. 10, 13 Phone katchell 9-8091. . Zoning Committee to allow them BuUding,'1l8 East Center SL 30, see Bob Oliver. Center Motor HAND AND power- lawn i apply at Singer Sewing Machine lowAd by publishing a copy of this ahAipaned - a««4 capaliad. WoOi ductor work, rboff -cbimnqy re Sheathing, loa4 .. .par 'M $99.00 BEAUT1FUU>T furaiMicd apacioua ro build on an odd shape lot. ISO 3-1183.^ / order In aome newspaper having a cir PUBLIC AUCTION Salee, 461MMn St.- —■ - Co . 833 Main SI. culation In said probate dlatrlct within 1 guarantaad. CaU for and dettvar. p a in . R ay Kagohow, M l 9-31^4. WOMAN FOR general office work. 1 X 6 N. C. R oofers, room with completa tight house- ft. frontage, approximate depth Ray Jackson, 3(1 8-9325. 995 ft. south, 1,029 ft. north; said 'A 'Drssi-Ssf For Baby WAf’PXNG SecUon (So. Windsor). ten days from the date of this order I 2995 PLTMOUTH Savoy. Fully Ideal Grinding Shop, 378 Adam i Must have thorough bookkeeping PREISS a n d assembly operators - load ...... per M $100.00 keejdng (acuities avaUaUe. WiU AttracUve’ five room 1953 ranch, and return make to this court of the St. Calf 3O jlll30 or SM79. background. Knowledge of build rent single or double. Children ac lot bounded on Bast by West St., notice given. ejmpp^^Prlvately owned. Phone ROOFINO, Biding and caipeatry. wanted. Apply in person. En No. 1 Shakes 19”, south by Clarence Hoar, West by approxim ately 38 x 40. Living JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ing buaineee helpful.- A one girl o f gineered Metals Company, 10 Hil cepted (Umitsd). Central, RSaaon. SEPTIC TANKS CLîinCD. Bllaa Attentlaaa and'additlaaB. OU- painted ...... ^per aq. $12.50 State, of (?onn.. North by Warren raom 13. X 31 with pine panel fice.- Five day week. Apply ' In liard St. j able, kto, Dorsey, 14 A i^ St. 5-FIECL flanking fireplace. (?abineL.kitch- AT A COURT OF PROBATE krld I Septic Tank BarvieO, 57 Bunay inga. Worimianiehlp _ûarantoed. ireon 10 to 12 or 1 to 3. Great Beautiful Flush G. M oer. at Manchester within and for the 1 A. A. Dhm, m e.. 339 Autumn Mahogany D oors ...... each $7.50 en with LETB REPAIRS by Stiiatt R oofinf a|B6 Chiaiaeya 16-A If you livh in Manchester, Buck- EIXPERIBNCED dump truck driv- CLEAN, C03IFIHITABLE, three storm aaah' and acraena, cedar loney. executrix, praying for authority I Good m otor and Urea. 3 0 . 3-1513. R. Wolcott on wimgar aad auto- lend. Coventry or Roclcvllle amt «r., 'MiMt_be-willing worker. PI. SUPPLIES window room. For refined lady or — cloaeta, onevCar attariied garage. to sell certain real estate particularly I 'J ■ 4da#6-waahlng~smq5inaeiralaetik 3-7181. "The Buildara'-^Tard" gentleman. Very central. 71 Lot haa 190’ frontage and aaveral described In aald application on file. It | would like pert time work write la I M83, CHEVROLET de luxe aadan. rangaa, vacuum daanerB, motora, tag roofa flf'ali Also new Box N, Herald. 351 S late Street Oieatnut Bt. i n . 94794 before 6 t l u o Oe d SEW EIM a U trees. PopuIkr 'locaUon, two milea Extra clean, gleaming Jet black. roofs. Gutter ock. Chimneys ORDERED: That the foregoing ap>| Every Wed. Fri. Sai amaU appuancas, welMng. 190 SCHpOL BUS operator part , time. N orth Ha.ven, Conn. p.m . SEPno TANKS to community ahopjiing center. ;>llcatlon be heard and determined at I .PuUy aquippad, low mlloaga. iia in Stiaat. ML SMIS. - rw alrad,' 39 y e a n ’ ax- - INTERESTING Write Box P, Herald, stating age,- CHaatnut $-2147 C LE A ifB D About five ' miles to 3(anchester he Probate office Mn Manchester ia I Douglaa M M m , 333 Mpin. . Fraa ei CaU driving experiencs, and reference. LA R oi MODERN room, with all and East Hartford. !Hraltoh W. aald District, on the 26th day of Au-1 FENCES ERECTED, cedar aptU M cKINNET KBOB. at. AvD. St ten o'clock in tha I 3 0 . 94191 Must be 'available between hours houaekaeping fScUiUcs fully at Sewage IWapasal Oa. Grant, Realtor, 306 Andrews K‘enooo, and that notice be-given tal TOU CAN'T SEE theaa from the raU, wlra, ate. Pbe^ 30. 9-909, OPPORTUNITY DialBOBda— WatdiSB— tached. Private entrance. Inquire 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3:15 p.m . 30 9-4999 Building', as Eari Center St. 30. all persona Interested In said eatate of I jf. ■ ’ Btreat ,1947 Rudaon. 1949 Narii, %e nv. 9HHSS. 4:15 p.m. . • , Jswclrjr 48 101 Chestnut St. S-116S. • . the pendency of aald application and I 3947 Chavrolet, others from HcflUnv—Plnaibiiix ^ 7 the time ana place of hearing thereon, I 199. Look bthlnd otfleo. Douglaa 3ODL0DT RADIO-T.V., phone Liberty Mutual Insurance by publishing a copy of this order in BEEF UP YOUR incoms—$15-920 U-EONARD W. TOST,xun;, Jawalar,uewaier, fa-ra- DOUBLE OR aiiwlaliwle room for rant [BOLTON— Immaculate four room some newspaper having a circulation 1 Motora, SSI Idaln. Night icaUs. Guaranlaed aarvica LENNOX rUBNAOBS and warn Compan.v is opening an office in quist luMne: KltchanKli privUages. air heating. Earl Van Camp. 30. k week. Dignified, light delivery palrs; adjuata watehas axpaxUy. I ranch, braasaway, ovaralze, ga In -said district at least five days be- I 309-3380, in Manchester and will need work for Fuller Bruamcn, week Reaambia pgtcaa. Open' daily, P artli«.ja. 94987. rage, oil heat,. âatareU walla, fore the day' of said hearing, to afw I I960 dHEVItOLBT de tuxe tudor, ■■NO BONUS pear If they see cause at said .time and | radio, hsator, good otafdttlon, DOORS OPENED, kaya Ottad, a young woman over 21 years ends. Must be married, have car. niuraday avaninga. 129 Ipraca storm s, 100’ X 300’ lot. (>>nvcnlent place and be heard relative thereto, throiBhont Smau down payment eoptad, vacuum deaDSfa, Irqna, of age for' inside customer If you live In Tbllaiid County — StraeL 3 a 94197.,. locaUon. G.I. or F.H.A. financing and malce return fo this court. write -Herald, B « 0 . , NICE .CLEAN room for .one or two avaUable. Real Eftata Cknter. JA. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judga. Eaay tarma. Douglaa Motora, 938 IS, ate., rapalrad. Shears, M oviiii^TnKkinf contact work. Must have at O n ter. Parking. MI. 9-7099. - CHARGE Cvaa, mowers, ate., put into con S t o r g f * 8-9534, eveniiiga BU. 94999, BU. SEATS FOR PEOPLE. 20 pleasing telephone personal ATTENTION—We have attracUve Garden—Firai-^lairF 94175. 1,000 dition for coming naada. Bralth- PLEASANT FRONT ttiom for rant 2ND ISwmiB) 2 9a CHEVROLETST-Ghib Coupe AUgTlN A. qpAMBBRB 00„ offer for two more men who are PnkiBets 50 Vratta, 63 P e M m ea t. ity. Capable of composing anxious to make laiwe earnings. for couple or gtiiUeman. Near 1189 ACRE eauntty aatate, high and Sedan. Pijca right and they local and hxig distance moving, business letters and willing (aieney’B, 84 High St. . MOBTOA6B run fine. Douglaa Motors, 953 FLOOR SANDING, rotinlahad and packing.,atoiô. OaU MI. 9-4197. Training furnished. Salary and T03(ATOES-^Pick yoUr own 90c a LOANS ■lavation, axceliant. viaw. Eight 1T^M$ INaUDE MRT OF «2S8,000 INYENTORY? 3laUi S t . waxed. Wa also clean and wax aU Hartford CH. T-1439. tq jearn our business. Typing commission. See Mr. Fulmore, basket, ktichael Kurys, - French WOMAN, Uxiog- alone, baa com room homa 3% bath, taunJry, DR. WALTER N: types of floors, rubber, asphalt, is required, but speed is not 8:30 to 9:80 only. 10 klounfford Rd.. Bolton. fortable room with kitchen privi room, BMdam kitchen. Pic- St., Hartford. 2511 LECLERC JR. 2961 CADUXAC convarUbla. aqulp- nlea, linoleum and wood floors. MANCHESTER Packago OeUvaty. essential. College training or leges. 3 0 . 9-9691. . 6 3 0 - B S turaaqiM. bam , wooda^jpond. O w n ^ped with aU the important extras Tel. 30. 94393. - ^ Light triicklng and package daily- ar will consider selling leaa acre ANNOUNCES and in raaUy nice condition. Lg*r- ary. Rafrlgaraton. waaban and equivalent business experience PICK TOUR own tomatoes, 90c a RO(M(S, Fumiahed, near bath. age. Approocimately ip mUes from IVMY POSSMU HOMf. SHOP AND WRSOtOt COMMODITY: basket. Last houaa on Keeney St. tfancheater. Walton'^W. Grant, The opening of his of C M lw y, eat down payment anywhere. RANGE BURNERS and pot hum stoTo moving i Foldtag ia desired. Wanted— Private entranca. Parking. Gentle MONTHLY Bhw. Haad 8eM Rbww MMa Unpib Rap, OsMsw fMsItBra, Dmiglaa l i o t m , 969 Main. era. Cleaned and repaired. New chairs (or.rant man. prafarred’. 10 Cooper St., be- Raaltor, 309 Androwa Building, 69 Olais or Faaialo 87 Tar Every Thaoaaai PaBati fice f6r the practice of 4wS N bR U9III*,'WaNhBt, DWwwbb. ftip , fmm, ■iiMliM AppL------— and used burners and pumpa. Call ^ Household Goods-' il twaan Ontar and Waat " Cantar East Cknlar St. 3 0 . 9-1153. PONTIAC 1961 ■ Chlattaln 4-door Joe, 3 0 , t-0147. For Confidential Interview Sta. 3 0 . 8-8996. Tasr.Barraw dentistry in association sesrw af alliw pwbflti. — ^ ANDOVER - BOLTON . OCiVEN- aadan, radio, heater. Motor excel Pairitinf—PMcriax 21 TOTS — TOTS — TOTS MODERN DINETTE, Lane Cedar Loans ap to 82A6M i S 2 0 0 W - lent conditioa. May be aaan at HONEY WAGON. Septic tank aarv- TRY—Sevsral fina Colonial ahd with Dr. R. J. 'JTirall at Call Mrs. Peterson ' The House of Plastics, - Inc., al chest, odd Hving room piacas, , t4H.24l4|| Oougblin'a AUsiiUc Station, Oak tea. Inatalllng, repairing, clean PAINTING—-ExtMtor and interior, ready haa their Christmas toys, Apartaiaats—FlaU— country homos with acraags 807 North Main Street. land SL ing. J. P . Fay, 4(M WatheraU St paperhanging, collinga raUnlahed. Our Hartford Office draw drapes, mtaccUanaous. 30. ASSQCIATiO Good location. Also chicken and cards aqd gift Una in stock for 9-9004. lanaaiaats ' 68 A huttoa fro n t rtaaatr tb Phone MI 3-7212 Manchaatar. M l. 9-3139. WaUpapar b om on roquaat. Eatl demonstrators. Sell toyr the eaay MORWAOB CO'S. dairy farm. Several fouT, five, six 2M 9. OLDBMOBILE ‘CS", 1947 mates given. ru n y taaurad. CaU JA 7-7131 ■ABTFO BD PiwUcularly flattering to room ranchoa, (tape Cod. Largs ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE way through patty plan. FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— UNFURNISHED four room apart- ahorter-than-average flgura. Here's a ‘dreaa-aet’ for Baby that mumemmcmL Dodge club coupe, 1949 Pontiac Edward R; Price.I c e T w . 9-1008. Good mod funUtiiro lot, good .location.- Other homea, Ui good condition. Douglas Me- SALESLADIES, .experienced pi BOttha first in your area to ahow mant with bath. Hast and hot PHONE CH 6-6868 , choice of sleevas la provided. ia aaay, inaxBensiva and quick to. this fabuloua line. Earnlhga up to Haa a largo atack on hand and 95,000 up.' Lake cottages with tore, 993 3Caia Radios and Pbonoa PAINTING—Interior aad exterior. ferrad. 4o hour week. Full tli water (uralahad. Rockville TR. Pattam No. 3300 la in risaa make. It coamtaea soft cotton flan- beach privUagta, 93,000 up. aloe . Floor aandiiw, reflnlahlng. CaU only. Apply in person. 'Tots $100 weekly. CaU for paraonal in- vary low orice. M I 9-VUO. 420 8-9139.. ^ N Q BONUS _ nalatte w ith orlon ar nylan w ool fo r A vA labto A t AU ^ e s I « H . 1 «H . ISVC. -30%. 33% , ■iiore -front cottages. John S j t Sr 2949 CAOOJUAC convartiMa. Lua- after 8 p.m, Vernon Hutchins. 311. Teens, 959 Main 81., ManebesUr. Urviaw today. — M l 8-7557. Lake BL. Manehestar. 34%. SiM 18%, short alaava, tlM riieH-atltcIi crb^ L Biasell, Croaa St.,. Coventry, PI troua Mack flalah, whitaaraU Urea, PhOco Faoto^ Suparviaad Sarvlca 9-2917. ■I 8 74 yards of S5-incb. eattara No. 3511'eoniatalna' 34338. f - radie, haatar. toydramatio.. Laoka EXPERllBNCED aalcs help want- TOT DEMONSTRATOR,: men' or SAVE AT LA FLAlOiS'S Juat FANS CaU WILL HILLS womeif, pari tlqia. Samplea furn: racaivad from Kalviaator ware- Few this pattam, and 35e ta chtUqg ahd aawihg dlroctliictloaa 1 POST AUCTION ROO PAINTING, INTERIOR ahd axter ad, full Ume (Or ladiaa reatUf'to- JU u a tm eh utar medaL Saa this houaa in Hartfor* a ahipmant of ec^ , your name, addrem, i stitch Uluatratlana. ROCKVHjLB — Five room ranch, Beauty at Cbatar MMsrialaa. 481 3 0 9-9993 lor. For roasonahle ratoo and waar store. Apply In peraon. Pag« iahed. No daverlng or coUacting. ta .daairable locatisn. Hot water good wbrkmanahip, oaU After 4:90 gy Lana. 777 Main St, Phone BU. 9400d any Ume before alactrle rangaa, washing asa- dasirsd, and the pattern number Band 30c in Obina, your nama, ebinaa, clothas dryerA, fraaaara, to BUB BUBNETT. THE MAMt addraaa and tha Pattern Nuihber oil hsaL Owner tranaferrad. Pries « T. F. Sarvt p.m ., 3H. 9-:3IM., I p.m. to arrange interview. 911,999. J H A moctgaga fo r 0OJEO. ns S & IS BfR’I'.N r.iP-S” 2947 30ERCURT oanvaittWa. radto and. T^V. spirtaWata ah YOU CAN-maka 160 aaaUy seUing aiilks, ahd cabinsta. SoraV sttaht- NOTICE CHESTEB EVENINO to ANNE CABOT. THE MAl4- .finest Robinson Christmas cards. ly damaged, oabara hoad an f ,V. 11S8 Ava. Americae, New Tork 28, CHEsm EVBNma h b b a u x 90 vaar term, avrilabla to quaU- UMtaUe kbia, New wktta walla. MM. Chaitar mambar of Tatao. WEAVERS We A it Tehieg AEpBcetlBei Dely . y fisfrh m r. Madalina Smith, Iteri- ML 94919 av s a S490T. EXTERIOR PAOmNO only, fVee Now vogue'Slims, Itodachromsa, Male or Female pragrama. others an hoaaa alww US* AVE. AmUGAS, MBW REPAIRS .eatim atee. 3 0 . 9-19$3, parchmaau, every day, btrtliday, axhTMts.. Soma diacantianad ' IB A.M. eed 2 PAI. ler Wteiie fe i T ho naiw fa ll and w inter '85 4o- Y O U 39, N. Y . tar. 3CI. 9-1943. A in iQ D E i RM alria6 glfl wrapping aaaortmsnU, aU Second and. Third Shift models -and in ocjgtaal cratas. le.. . ' aua of Baric Fashion, our com- Now availabla ika 1*66 Naadla- door deaa del a » (qrattura. T ln u n , tionary and gift itama; 9. Unaa t t See Mr. Brooks - Be Iniity to LaFlamma’s (or tsal plats patteiii magarina is flllad wark Albian printed in attnctlva •Wantedi-aefll Estate 77 NflVINGTON, COr UgBoutuTM alD BL 1 ML Bon6g fliockg -parOonala, low aa Id each. Write POST NARROW ^ seringa. LaFlaaama AppUanaa Afl| LM8—31 Veen. With attracUve, aew-eaay sfylea to eolora. It conte-iaa 06 pagqa e t Pottepton's 31 quick tor sampida on approval. FABRICS CORP. Company, WatkUks BuUaiw, 1$ dallght beginner and 'tepert. Don't lo v tly deotgaa—i>hia 3 g ift pqt- TW0-FA3OLY, ta good condition; iS 8 Center SL, Oar. o f Cknrrii 9 p jn . Robtaaon Cerda, Dept. H-a, Oln- oak It. ' ~ ' - J-;: , . Rdm it—band 35 cants today for teras, dlrocUona printed in ■ubatantlri csih:riL Write Box X ... im » T AND ton, 3Caas.. . Andover, (}onn. Only 26e a aopyt H a n ld . 'Vr "• tf.Ji UNIVERSAL alactric .atnra, . li^ SPENCER r u b b e r y o u r copy. '••-lui*:'.' SEVERAL AVON tarritorlaa avaU- raMgantor, ta .angânt Obtp., 249 Mala a tn a t . aMa.ln Manchaatar and vleiBlty. W i. whUa^wr-* M L n a a a . For dathiia caU m . $4914. . Read HenJ4 Advf. lar, $M. la 2420. -K" • .2 ;',

XyE§pAV, AUlÛST 18, IflSi •.. f .. A Y fftf* D bUjt N tt PrtaB R m ■W>«lto Wwrii jllEmrI)[i?0tfr £ti«ttfng H^raUi A«toPf|t i$. 1»U IM. Tha waalily mMUBC af Uia Ban- He was mlaased after poattng *' i«r ClUabu will M conducted to- Greeiiback Shower $50 bond. 10;823 i,illpbio^Tbwii morrow aftarnoon baglnnlnf at 3 ■N Raimondo-Edwards Wedding Court dates for the three are iraCttto AbMt W p.m. a t tha Community Y. E very For Future Bride tomorrow for Sharkey, Monday for et g r e u to tlf Flamjo; .and Aug. 24 for Good- City of VUidgs Chdrm . lf b » A mmi 'k u tr «r 103 Ade- ona to naked to bring Uielr own ry freahmenta. « "I child. ~ i|fib M ,w tw to an WMtotfraduate Also arrested yesterday by Peck aa»B t at iwiiaatoa OoUafe. Miaa Sophie A. Delaney, daugh ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. were Raymond W. Braun. 33. of VOL.LXXlV,NO.270 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., W EDN^DAY, AUGUST 17,1955 aa Itog* If) > « C B Ig — I . Ii aoMKiB thoaa attemUnff Tha Wates will meet as usual RFD 1. Andover; and Cyril 8. - tba aaeoad aunimer aaoion vpf thia avanlng a t 3 o'clock, and will Delaney. 3 Walnut ' St., whose Lewis, 27, Stoughton, Mags:, both WlMalock Ooaage, Boaton, Maaar\ hava aa guest apeaker Jay Hll- marriage to A.3.C. Carl Silver on charged with passing stop signs, I, a representative ot the man- Saturday.'Aug. .30, wilt take/place z The officer reported Lewis was Man Shot to Death FMd R. Gagnon aon of Mr. and (actnrata of Suchyrol,. liquid in A rdm ê, Okla., ' was honor stopped a t. Woodbridge and Oak Mrs. Adalbart Gagnon. IM 6. Main itening agent. Weighing will land Sts., and Braun at B. Middle at., toOMd tha UA Army yaater- be i£t 7:30 p.m. gueat at a greenback and miscel laneous shower Saturday evening Tpke. and Vernon St. On RQad in Shelton dagr and left for baaic training at Both drivers have their cases Vort Oto. N. J. He baa anUated tor at the home of the bridegroom's MysUb. Review,' w H a members parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. scheduled for court hearing Mon Bhsltoo, Aug. IT /2 r o o k ! N.J., .by Patrolman Raymond Peck; Illegal Subsidy Wilton E. Flamm. 28, of 22 Winde- in Connecticut recommends that Republican State Chainnan m CENTER BT. 3 lEDROOM RANCH CHarenCe F. Baldwin be replaced. THUiat-gBld mera Ave.. Rockville, by State Washington, Aug. 17 (P) — Tha Patrolman Elmer Neal on Rt. 15; Comptroller General ruled today The atory,,attributed by the Post to "responsible sources and Edward A. Goodchild, 16. of 45 Emergency Polio Ward in Boston who have seen a.copy of the report," assert; the report de NNLaMxnHiiiiia#| The large living room has a V / ’Sr,-'' - ...... that the Agriculture Department SM EAST CENTER BT. picture ivindbw and Hnedlsh Hyde St., by Patrolman ' Joseph made "unauthbriicd and improper" scribes Baldwin as temperamentally, unsulted to be State Sartor. This Is a general view in a comer of tho omorgoncy polio ward a t Haynes Memorial HoapiuV, Boo- TCL. a n B4 SM type fireplace which you must ton. Aug. 15, aa polio opidemic reached 4B0 caoes. Teams) at doctora and nurses .iu-e giving treat paymenU of $3 million to private Chainnan and miscast as a political leader; report says see to appreciate. Both arrests, by Manchester po companies fo6^ cheese last year. lice were for alleged offenses on ment to critical bulbar casco. There are 21 Iron lungs in the rpom auppUed by. tho National Founda that, Baliiwn should be given a post in federal or private The kltchra with adjoining tion for Infantile Paralyala, which has alrsady brought , 61 rospirators into the city. Criticsr pa Chairman Fountain (D-NCI of E. Center St. Sharkey was also an jnveatlgaUng House Govern employment. ^ dining room area fraturrs charged with operating a motor tients are lined up close together so hp.rd preashd medical teams can glva them fast emer Tha report, deacribaa National knotty pine cahlnets, bullnose gency treatment as needed. tAP Wlrophoto). nssnt' Operations aubcommittee vehicle without his eye glasses, ■ ■X promptly wrote to Setretary of Oonunitteeman Maade Alcorn as bar, formica counter tops and listed as required on his license. an unpopular but 'abla polllican," GaU^her Says exhaust fan. Agriculture Benson, auggesUng he recover this money "which and says that "an axplosivi situa HALE'S This ranch home has full cel 48 Agents to Hunt Troopers Quell paid out illegally.'' tion'’ faces tha party bacauta of He Beat POW Headquarters lar, dty water, sewer, ameslle Bay State Polio Bought 90 MllUoa Pounds intarnal dtoaansion. drive and biickfmnt. You must Illegal Shots Sales The payments were to cheese Hia aurvay team had high praise F O B ' also see the charcoal and pink distributors in March and April, for Fairfield County Chalrm'kn tile bath. Price $10,300. Riot by 225 in Jumps 136 for 1954, and involved some 90 mil Wliltom H. Brannaji of Stamford, As Pants Thief and urged that the fmrcea of Bren- Herm Photo , '^Washington, Aug. >17 1>P»— lion pounds of cheese, Fountain Forty - eight government in said. and Alcorn bo Uroi)ght to New York, Aug. 17 (flV- CoR Wgbstwr Aggncy MRS. THOMAS J. RAIMONDO Nebraska Jail vestigators are being assigned OheJ)ay Mark Connnittae officials said about gether. ..David J. Webster to halt any possible "black 100 companies were involved in the . Without specifically Saying that Sgt. James CtoUagher, in .. Rockville T R S-074S L - Tlie marriage of Misii Joyce. cluded James Rufint. Dean Gates, Untoln. Nob., Aug. 17 <$>KtA 12- market" in polio vaccine, btit Boston. Aug. 17 (/n—The sea payments. They said the biggest Bcannan should be named atata final testimony at his mili Edwards, daughter of Mr. an d ' Enrico Rufini and Richard Lburl. hour prison rebellion at the Ne they will not check on what son's greatest number of polio sums were about $700,000 paid to chairman, the report to understood tary trial for murder, said toi- Mrs. Charles W. Edwards, Ne v j The bride's gown of chromspun doctors do with it. to hhya virtually recommended braska State Penitentlsiy col cases for one dsy—136—was re the K raft Fooda Co. And $300,000 day he wouW kick anybody he Portland. Maine, to Thomas J.! taffeta and Florentine lace was A spokeaman for the Food to the Borden Cb. this, thbjiapar salff. cauaht stealing from him or Ralmondo, son of Mr. and Mrs. i waltz length. The fitted bodice had lapsed today when arqisd troopers and Drug Administration con ported in Massachusetts yester Among other firms receiving Tha rapqrt is,said to refer to Joseph Ralmondo, 143 Highland- a high neckline with standup col and National Guardsmen marched ceded yesterday there have day while Vermont listed ila first pavments they listed C. J. Beret Brennan as^the "de facto leader" his squad — including the St., took place Aug. 13 at 11 a.m. lar.' the skirt 'with tunic effect. Into the cell block with orders to been, a few cases of doctors poiio death of the year. and Co., Portage, Wto., $160,000; of the party to the state, and tha prosecutor. / In St. Jame.‘‘ Church, the Rev. Her bonnet of lace wav attached shoot to kill if necessary. No qhots charging steep prices and in The new case.s brought the National Biscuit C... $108,000; "only ona" to tmjparty to a post- "If you stola 'my clothes, Fd LECLERC Edgar Farrell officiating. Organ to a hand-inllcd, fingertip veil. were fired. oculating children outside tho total number of polio paOenta so A A P Stores, $93,000; Superioi tton to taka over Oie party leader- boot you to tha. fanny," ha told FUNERAL HOME ist Jane Maccarone played the tra She wore nitts of lace and carried Gov. 'Victor Anderson said about 5-6-year priority group. ftr thi.4 year to 1,768 In New Eng tolp. In this connmlon tha re MaJ. Jamas X Jmikins, ths ptoos- ditional bridal music and gladioli Cheese-Co. la Safeway affiliate) a caacade bouquet of white gladi 335 piHsoners who Ifkd set Are to The federal investigators, land, compared with only 300 for $74,000; and H. J. Heinz Co., PitU- Having a Wonderful Time port says that BrannaiKahould be cutor. "Stealing is atcaUBg.” and chrysanthemums composed oli with pink centers snd i\T- Mr. six prison ahops and spent the working from manufacturers* the sdme period a year ago. given a'high party post /^ d not Tha mattor aroaa to connection the decorations. On April 1, 1954 Benson lowered President EUsenhower w ean hia golf cap a t a Jaunty angle aa he., FUNERAL Edwards gave hia daughter in r.ier- night smashing furniture and ahippin^ lista. will trace each The unofficial polio death count the government support rate for ^mply a campaign committee with previous tasttoiony by Bmual The bridal attendants were Miss ' riage. A shipment to make certain it for New England is 56. atarts a round of golf at Cherry Hill Country Club In Denver, poet." ) equipment in their cell block of cheese from 90 to 15 per cent Of Cblo. The Chief Executive went out on the golf couiae after a Turner, of Evarts, Ky,, thito OoUa- WmiMn an* Al SERVICE Caroline Ralmondo, sister of the ^ fered "no difficulty at all" after gets Into "legal channels".— The lone Vermont fatality was In dtocuasing Senator Prasc0(t The honor attendant wore yel parity.. work Msaion in the Summer White House. (NEA Tetopbdto). BoIio. seeing that the support price waa POl Uaunp. Director Garlaski. Avon and Misa Eunice taffeta and two wore light orchid, troopers would shoot. The spokesman said he One of the polio sufferers re riqsort say# that. Senator Bush 33 Main Street, Mancheater Collar, Norfolk. knows of no black market ported . yesterday waa Navyman going to drop, hod in mind putting c'ohouJff establish good ralattons" by Jenkins as to with matching lace shoulder capes. When the troopers and guards all titoy could into. government and iU b a a l t h ^ ibeJSKHAU. CfIL MI-9-S869 StanLey Kjpka. was bea_l i.ian and All five attendants wore small, now existing. Joseph D. Kachel, 32, of Union Diane Drive Fades^lwith' Brennan and ad^ that to the ushers, all of Mancheater, in- men marched into Oie cell block Oity-, N; J., a fireman-aboard the hands before the April 1 deadline. data he ‘‘ttei fltoito to go ao.’* •.vWMy aagqr. hats with nose veils and carried they found all prTiohera witHiii In ordiiC to laep the Cheese to arm bouquets of gladioli. aircraft carrier Kula Gulf, now in Tha surrey team raponed ttiat th sir celto. Newsmen waiting out channeto where it would be readily Senator Bush .to lnatottog\tliet ♦T' AlB I At a large iiception from 3 to side the walla heard a noiae that Boaton. Navy doctora said Jhay -woujd availabla to consumers, .Jhe dS': Baldwin remain as state *‘RegiudIaaa o f' «hi«4f ha 9 p.m. at the Italian American ooundad to them like a gun ahot. 19 New Polio pffrttoant Baid,‘'tt ’hrrancod "pur Club, the mothers assisted the examine-the carrier's entlra fot* In comments on Senator to to, if ,X chu^t atoaUng but Gov. Anderson told them that man crew to detennins -if tinre chaae-resall transactions” under the report to underatood to say - • th a t r * iq jiia ** h'ldal party i: receiving. Mrs. wias ths automatic cell doora which it paid dtotributon for tjie Edwards wore blue lace and crepe Cases Today, are other caees. that h6 "is too rich anff toolHi lt,’' him. clanging riiut, cheese at the old aupp<»t rate dnd Wilmington, Nr C., Aug. ITYdays after hurries Oonnia h ^ and "too far out’’ >-^Nlneteen the North Carolina coast to estimated in the millions. Lakes, the bride chose s ■ white sachuaetta Public Health Depart Beaches Soaked Chairman Leonard W. Hall of the Turner., Td imagtaa Dd baatYha ^SlUfbffrigiigiut by other inmates, and when offi new polio cases, largaat one-day ment's communicable diaeasea dl day but did relatively little Republican National .Oommittoe heU out of yi linen dies.* with blue accessories, cers entered the cell block this total ao far this year, were re Diana’s center passed Wilming "nie couple \rill receive their vision, said parents in low polio in- ROKS Hurt GI damage. ' '' ton xtr 6:30 a.m. (1ST). Nearby forecast a GOP victory in Connec OoUegher, 38, A^SaB re M ta x l - JUinihwoodttful fitftel - ' morning they found a third con ported today by the State Health .cidence areas should not take their friends sfter Aug. 29 at !58'j vict, hia face and shirt covered She pushed into central North b«achaa suffered heavy aoaklngs. ticut in 1966. .' School St. Department. They brought the children to places where the polio Ca;rolina with falling-force. .Tha Siany beach areas cC .both Cafo- HaU made his forecast to a stats- (Carttowd Oh .*«) with blood, curled ifp In the back incidence to high. With Rock as mafit in which he atoo said the 39 dozen Cffe8...tO0t The bride, a graduate of Cen of a cell. total since Jan. 1, to 197—81 more Weather Bureau a^d she would linas had bedh evacuated yester tral High School, New Portland, than for the same period a year Dr.' RdSrdon aald In an advi have 60-mlle-an-hour wiiids by the day. conimlttee rccognizca and supports \ No guards, were injured. The the pkrty leadwahip to tho atate. Maine, is employed by the Con Governor attributed this to War ago. sory: Ume'ahe reached the Raleigh-Dur- Thie Weather Bureau said the necticut Mutual Life Insurance Fhrty cases have been reported ^‘Children should stay out of the Riots Resume ham area. Her route, northwest stofm Would move'into northwest' Hia atatemen* foUows: den Bovey'a move in withdrawing ‘The stories in the 'Haiiford Co., Hartford. The bridegroom, a- tho unu-med ârda from the pri this week, with the total for Au matropoUtan Boston area if they ward, would carry her on into Vir em Virginia early tomorrow with graduate of Mancheste". High son yards yesterday when he got gust ao far 127. This compares come from an area low Inci Seoul. Aug. 17 (A>l—Rock-hurMng ginia tonight, winds abated to 30 to 30 milee on (Conn) Courant dated Aug. 16 and Bulletins YOUR DOLLARS with six cases for the correspond dence. If on the ot^r hand they _.The office of North Oarolina 17 concerning' the report of three School and Howell Cheney Tech hour. / ■ the tip-off to the impending, out- come from d’n area;’which has an South Koreans tojurad an Ameri 4i« AP WiNB nical School, is employed by the > break—demands from a groiup of ing week a year ago and 42 for the can Army officer today as' they Gov. Luther Hodges said scattered At CaroUnk Beach, N.C., on a fieMmen representing the Repub Wilco Macljint Tool Co. He gave eopvicU that two men who had first 17 days of August in 1954. incidence aa great aa In the Bos again turned their wrath against and "very preliminary" reports in peninsula south, of Wilmington, lican NaUooal Senatorial and Oon- to his’ best man a llghte - and to -'Five of today's caaea were re ton area, theU'fhe risk in thelmet- dicated damage along the beaches waves washed Sway several feet graaaional Oommltteoa have been U.S. troops guarding 'inspection . n Iew a r g e n t in e t n n u a r th^ ushers, tê rla-sp and cuff link (Continiwd on Pago Etoven) ported from Hartford. Others ropolltan area is no greater than teams of the Neutral Nations Su was "almost miraculously light." ot the beach and immded the build- called to my attention. Since the came from Stratford. 3; Bridge at home.’* Ihis fourth hurricane the sea toga to the bMrdwmk area. Water articles attribute to the report Buenos Aina, Argwfhw, Ang. ■sets. The bride's gift to her maid + DIVIDENDS pervisory 'Conuntoslon. 17 IE — New disoraeni hsnke ani of honor was a gold cross and to port and Trumbull, two each, and Most âdults a$e . immune and son made her central landfall- at flooded streets and washed acroas finding which it did not contain, would not have to restrict their 2nd Lt. Wayne N. Hanoen of today to front of fho Roman her bridesmaids she gave double one each from' Glastonbury. East Augusta. Oa., was bit on the hqad this southeastern North Carolina from the opean to the ya<’>>f basin. I sh^ not ennment on the con strand pearl chokers. Hartford. Newington, Enfield, Win- actlviUee, he said. river port. Her force was blunted But observers said thk damage tents of the story. Cathollo .Metropolitan Cathedral Calcutta Strike To thoae wondering of the ad as South Koreans hurled a bai^ ■T would like to state this much on Plain do Mayo to central sted, Colcheater and Plymcnith. rage of rocks and atones at sight as she moved on a northwaatward there was not as serious'aa that One paralytic ciue was reported visability of vacationing at Cape course over land toward north- xautad by Connie. however; The Republican Nation^ Rnenoa-AMa- PMtoo naad lira from Hartford. Giaatonbury and Cod. Dr. Reardon Mid;"ns of the U.S. Army vehicles croaaing the heoes to brenk op n demcnotra- *• Basaf... floVof ihof. cauaeway between Inchon ' and waotern Virginia.,. . . - _ ^ At AUantic Beach, to the. north, Several totaena h$M ond Mvefy; a.cil*HI end wliifylni. Nest lime yoo'f. leeking Pushes Protest Winsted. Ten were hated as non- moment the situation' looks all Even before Diane came to the east, many houses were aeribusly (ConUaued en Page Tea) Gain Waiqht Quickly piaralytic and six were not stated. right. If you are going to take a Wolmi Island, where neutral truce damaged by waves. ported* arreatad. for kto b « l In bMr. pour oome^ •njoywenf - iSchoeier. svith KIORCAL the new appe inspectora are housed. mainland her one-time 115-mlle- Bridgeport bes been the moat cottage and be by yourselves, that an-hour core winds bad fallen to Hurricane winds, 75 miles or tizing high ralorie food supple On Goa Killings seribudy effected city, with 36 would .be ideal." Suffers Brain Concusoton SHIP OUAIM8 SBnUCD ment. frith Vitamina. B1 apd Army doctors said Hansen sus gusts of 100. Maximum winds higher, were recorded along the Actor Namc8 Six Waobtogton, Ang. II (P>—Tha cases reported ao far this year, He Said there have been .11 cases clocked Jiere were 74 m.pih. North (Mrollna coast with gusts up B13- Good foMhe. undewvelght- Belgaum. India. Aug. 17, (A3 ' followed Hertford, with 16. of .polio in Barnstable county tained a slight brain concussion government- today otode » ftoal chlld or adult. Good Trom the and bruises of the ribs and legs . Diane invaded the land only five to 95 miles a t Southport, N.C. aetttement ef rial - Eight hundred determined In Other county totals are_;__ . - which .includes Cape Cod. While, the hurricane was loatog A« New apoon In rooking, baking, des- dian Nationaliats who missed Fairfield 67; New Haven JS; Yesterday's record of 136 cases but described hia CondiUon aa "not Greek ekipptog m afati I B tonea aerta or In beveragea. $3.35 serious.” force, the Weather Bureau warned Nlarchoe arfsiag eat peond. tho "peaceful invasion" of Por coastal sections they should con tuguese India Monday trudged (OoBtinued an Page Etovea) (Coaffnued on Page Ntoeteen) The' incident, latest to the series tinue to tako all prbeaqUons New York, Aug. 17 (E — Actor chases ef UJB. sari TJSSi WELDON DRUG CO. today toward the Goa frontier. of South Korean demonstrations, NewV Tidbits George Hall today testified ha once NlardHM, w h o . ha alraady if-ZBgZ b e ^ ! against dkngerous wihils and nigh was a card-carrying Cômmuniat agreed to .pay '$$ mil a t o d r il ,1 j $01 31 AIN ST. The marchers had covered 40 .demanding ouatcr of pro-Com- tides, until both subsida during the miles late today and had anoth .X muniat Czech and Polltoi members Culled from AP Wires day. paHy member and named six pmalttea, wlU .pay . of the NNSC, flared Into violence actors he said, were members with Treaaary an addlttaaal .4 $B99i" er 30 miles to go before reach Central and eastern North him in the •'midtown tanuich" of X, Enjoy the independence and security you. fet with ,.a Sav ing the border of the Portuguece 100 .South Koreans tried to Carolina -and Virginia-' should ex 600 and will get bndt S j< l 9 enciavei. Admiral Burke SiYorn block Army supply trucks going At- least 37 U.S. Senators are pect strong to gale winds and the party. ■" forfeited veeeels. ' ■ / X r : ' ings .Recount, Your, money works for you at 2-Vi9r interest, to .WoIml. planning offlotol or private tripe heavy rains as the hurricane Hall told, the House un-American It came just aa last wac'k'a mob to foreign countries while Con; Activities Committee that Com- IRISH IN NERVES WAR (current dividend rate) paid semi-annually. You benefit two New Delhi, Aug. 17 ( * —Moel of moved northward, tha Weather munlats knoivn to him were: India jetumed to,, normal today As Chief of U.S. Navy rioting and demonatrations against gresa is in. adjournment...... State Bureeivseid. Loadoa, Ang. IT iff) •— Irish way»—-money saved and money producing at the same time NNSC personnel appearing to have Civil Defense Director Leo J. Mul . John Randolph and Randolph’a NatteaaUsta waged a war aC f r / hut a general strike continued In Before the storm hit land, hur wife, Sarah Cunningham; Alan 4- aarvea today aa a part of PLANNED SECURITY CaleutU. the listion’s largest city, subsided and iu U.N. and U.S. far cahy lists reasons why most Con' ricane force winds extended far Annapolis, Md., Aug. 17 (ff),— eaat commanding Gen. L. L; 1>m- Manaon, Joehua Shelley, George autherltiea. e r e / i ] I f o . in protest agslnst Ithe killing of necticut' communities that applied ahead of the Storm center and Keahe and Keane's wife, Betty \ c l c / u z Indian .marchers into Portuguese Command at the United States nltzer waa enroute to Seoul City for retoBburseir.ent for. damage try for terrartoto ' Navy passed from Ado*-Robert B. gales ranged up to 250 milee out. Winkler. Army muse k Open your Savings Account Today. Get in on All the Divi India Monday. 'X* / All-port for the”'return flight to done by Itat year’s hurricanes have The danger of Hurticahe Diane Chmey to Adm. Artolgn A. Burke hia Tokyex headquarters. not yet received payment from fed Randolito and Miss OuuilMham, dend Days You Can . . . Dividends are compounded semi First reports frony .Oalcutfa, to the New York City area was appearing at the confmitteei'a first police < y R ( ( y . . . home of two milllph Inmans at the today amidat ceremonial hmiors* Lemnltzer spent several heated eral goVe'bqment. never before accorded a new chief lessening hourly,, the Weather session here Monday, invoked the camps threoghoat Brltota. D»> annually. Take advantage of our Bank-.by-Mail Plan. Fill country's eaatern edge, mode no aessions with South Korean' Preai- PropoaecTff^'ear oonUiact calling Bureau reported tod^. Fifth' Amendment in refusing to of naval operations. dent Syngman Rhee last week, for- 40-cent oburly pay hike over teeUras and Anay. ageata har btrt liw dtooMt out and send in the coupon NOW. mention of any violence today. The program at the Naval Aca ried to each reported target hat Demonstrators there yesterday sternly wbrning Rhee thst Amerir contract period'to rejected by some (Oeattoued from I ^ e Ftve) (Oeattoi^ ea Page Tea) aecked the Portiigueee consulate, demy provided a parade of Mid- can troops would protect all mem $60 emptoyes "of General êctric aU .tho eaBa aad naaen pihtod kl and halted all but essential serv- thipmen and, for both Carney and bers of the NNSC from'violent Co. . . . Herbert Hoover says Presi - ■' i ' f -.11..- Burke, 17-gun salutes impossible demonstrations^ dent BistnhoKver already is acting THE aA>XN08 BANK OF hlANCHES'nSR hcee. in Washington office ’ buildings INtHUP RNSION RANK 933 3yUN 8T„ hlANCHESTER, CONN. n New Delhi, Bombay, Nagpur.. Lemnltzer conferred with. Rhea to put into effect administrative where all previous CNO's have Wlffaaflhgtaa. Aag. IT (Pt-eTha Hyderabad and other large cities again today. eliaiiges.' recommended by cdmriis-' Army^8 Nike Stands Ready would Ukc to ob4u an uccouut by mall, j PIruse srad mr haaklag- I been sworn in since the office was George Sweeri, Asaitoiatad Praia S ion he...headed. CeiMt Gaari - - 1$ ima wars 'reported quiet again today created in 1915. w ltfetoU a -maU oavrlopeyand necessary nrcrosary forms so that 1 ranraa savesav* regularly.rogularty. I . after anti-Portuguese rlotf and A 39-year-61d Boston shipping I'oiiribse my firm drposi) Of: The threat of. hurijcane, Piiwe (Uoattooad en Page Two). clerk is eharged with forgery and atriksa In which nearly 100 persona moved the ceremony from the deck For Action in UoS. Defense vtow, i isrere Injured. The w orst violence larceny in aitoeme which police ;..... ■ — r of an- aircraft canrier in Norfolk, says . coat hto employer -nearly 3 8 -yea r r id A cafd from yov will fplk* your was in Bombay, a headquartera Va., where it had been planhed, to for the Indhui "peaceful invasion" $7,000.. .Federal and State con- By EDW ARO S. KITOH hdustrlal, highly populated and a(ra- In MAIL THIS COUPON . I the stepa of the Academy" dormi PieroH Party Ends rillatbrs schedule meeting in k'a atto raey ^rtooil't mind off horpHol froth X Monday of the three email Porlur tory Burke left as a Midshipman Chicago. Aug. 17 (M—Nike, th# tegie areas. Name ...... ■ niiladelphia wiUr AFL-OlBce Em hlo$. ChooMO onO of our forgo guess territories on the west coast. 33 years ago. Truce wi^h'Cliurch ployes Union representative in U-8. Army'a supersonic anti-air to the Oaant OtoMM M a m a I M ■'t-\ 1 Nehru Apologtoes But the program, as planned to ccmnecUon with S-day strike of craft guidM mtosilc, now la ready Named aVtsr the goddees of. bsaa h e U towk atoee ApirU be- eoloetion of Hollmork convotos- Prime Minister Nehru offered to act os the nation’s flrat line of _ StreetWVOS.-W eotee*>ee*e*«ee«**-,. accordance with Burke's wtohas, 3t0 emplcês at Knights of victory of -Greek mythology, the eont tordt'... fhon your frkndt hto "deep regrets and apologies’ lost Uttia of its color and none of Buenoe Aires, ArgenUn^ Aug. 17 Columbus New Haven hoipe office defenM against enemy air attack. Nike Js a deadly waapon designed baa'M mtosraToraemsâr* today to'the foreign missions at- two- "I hope the day never comes wilt know you conid wtouffc to - ~ ' g t y ...... ,.,.Zoae ...... State ...... - ' its precise naval ritual by reason (A*i—The end of a ‘ shiky Soviet eompocer Aram. Khacha to seek,out and destroy bMiny giaiaattana ritot by tha Attar* tacked in the rioting. In addition of tha tranafer. month truce between the Roman turian adds hto voice to those sug-' when we’ll have to use it," aaid lot aircraft traveling at auparaaaig oond fho vory kod. to the Portuguese consulatea„ In The ' Navy - prescribed equal .Cathqlic church and ArgenUna’s Lt. „ William Henachel during a Cash should be’sent by registered mall only. GmllKAL. BURKE gesting musical exchanges be flpGOd#* Bombay and (^cutta, the office of lionora for iU old and Ua new dominant Peronista poliUcal party tween U.S. and Russia... Army guided tour of site' C>98 of tha This Nika guldad mlsaiio tostal- tlHOKR PAOlTC PAiOr tha deputy British high-commto- chiefs. Both I received 17 '"gun appeared at hand, today Source reports unidentifieq U.S. Oiioago-Gary AAA dafsaaa nst- lation was opened for tospecUon Teigre. Aag. iT (M Rag Ori* Stoner in Bombay was attacked be salutea, Carney when hie fouW Carney atol Buries dtottokuished The party’s Supreme OouacU soldier itoi shot and killed two work. "B ut we'U bq ready if we for 'the first time slace the per- cause its staff refused to lower otiar flag to hauled down from tha thsmselves as "saagoipg, fighting lest night indicated its open anti- South Korean Marines to argu do." " miter drienae systam was aotab* aaewad h i e ‘ “ Its flag In mourning for thoae yardarm over Bancroft- Hall, and men,” ha said. church campaign would be revived ment over Korean girls. Lt. Henachel to one of the eighf llshed. TTie first sito waa lnatallad killed by the Portugueae. Burke when hU blue and gold flag Thomaa said tha Navy to mov with a statem ent condSimntog H artford’s 1,804 School children bfflcera and 101 enkated man who a t Ft. Maada, Md;, to Daeombar NORTH END Nebru told Porliacront hto gov was "broken" front' the aama nuui "B" battery of the S6th AAA 1 $ 5 $ , In a ing "clooer and svsr iMM rapidly "thoae Who use religious ‘dognui. who participated in 1954 Salk '" SAVINGS SANK anBiment ’ts "fa ;preparad to pay full pdOlTon a few momenta latw . toward nuclear :proiwiion for all and their church a$ inatrumenta of vaccine spring trials are advised MlssUe Battalion. Mtuatad to Bko- A. visit to Niko lauaehtog rita U compensation" to the f<$!reign gov- BecraUiy of tha Navy Tbomaa ahips,” and to a "otlU graaler use low pdlltical efids.”'''The council to get two instead of one booster kis Lagoons north of Chi,oago, revsaltog. Excapt for Nika itaalf. anuBenta for any damoga done. to a prspared speech called the of atomic wuapons, nUssUes. and aaid thf tline had come for it to ehete for maximum protection... tha unit is on# of many whirii you saa UUla that mnkaa spaotoc- Si* PHAmiACY If lUHiCHESTEI AlUtough no eabasoics or lega- occasion aignlflcnnt becauae It Jet aircraft." resume all-out political activity. GO'v. Avereli Harriman as septa the Chicago aeba. NUia missile te- uUr news until...... l the dotafla a e f liS 4 DtFoiSq. M l 9-4585 ttons la New Delhi were atudksd. iiimphastoaa tha paramount - tin- Thomaa praised Carney as . "one Suchia move had bean expected fSdMral farm poUcies are "deoaioat- aUUaUons Mka it are' deriibyed oparatioa ara eniâlaad. Tha i illfsQiibM rJ portanca of tha fleet and the aaa- Off bar fiitw isrs rather thah farm- througiMut the Unitad Btatee u ■X - fotog oaitora w h F l f t'B o th »x m BSgs F mhJI •ra.*? . AS a a t o ^ stag «< d s tm m .'.t. » ' i -