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PAOB POtmTfEKN TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 19B8 l®anrlfi?0t^r. Ettrttittg !§rralb Averafe Dally Net Preea Riiii The Waother r«r Iho Week IMetf A Bild-wook aaryloa «t Bible a lV .4 . w « mm atudy and pra>’er will ba held at May tSre. 1868 About Town .the C o v .< n a n t Con(rrega t Iona I Kingsbury-Tomlinson Wedding . ChuiTh tomorrow night at 7:80. District Votes $2,500 Le*ee8 8»’ lOeiMAl Sk«]l«y. IS. ton nf Mr- LECLERC 12,925 1A<1 Itn . Joaeph Skelley. 120 Hlfh The Mancltrater Rotary fliih The wedding of Mlaa Martha FUNERAL HOME . r e f the AnMt 8t.. raturnad home by Jet thle week will hold an open meeting tonight Hatch Tomllnaon, daughter of M r., For Hartland Sewer at Orenlatlee after cpending moat of the aum- at h:S0 ht the Country Club. ManehmUer^A CUy of ViUofia Ctform mer In Lake Park. Fla., a.i the and Mra.^ William Peck Tomlln«>n' FUNERAL of a former achoolmate. The Mancheeter Wonten'a Re-iOf Wallingford, and the Rev. Jotin | Seventeen 8th District votei #> t the dlatnct has been hopeful Charlee Taylor, eon of Mr. an d ' treat League w ill hold a luncheon ! Kingabury Jr., acting paalor of the unanimously approved a >2.80' ‘ f cor ipiettng for about a year. SERVICE VOL. LXXVin, NO. 272 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) , CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1959 e« Page 88)^ PRICE FIVE C E im Mm. Leonard Taylor. and penny aale at 103 Mather St. at J Firet Kvangellcal Congregatiofial. appropriation last night for com Bids for the Job opened In No­ Walter N. .-ember laet year, but the accepted noon tomorrow . There Will alao be ^ BHdgetown, Ohio, and pletlon .of the Hartlland Rd. aewei- LecJerc,' The alimnaatica and a\«-immlng a hot dog roaat and toya for the , " . i >id exceedeo the >l,0f)0 maximum Director , program for women %«ill be held at children, ProceAla will go to the : Mr. and Mra. John K. Kinga-| project. which directors are empowered to Sperry'a Glen,______Route S3, ______Bolton Paaalonate Siatcre of Our Lady of bury of Bread and Milk 8t„ Coven-j And shortly thereafter district approve. Call Ml 9-5869 Explosion, Fire Nikita Airs tomonow ~morning'at Td:S0.” The Hotjae •" Farming-1 try, took place Saturday, at 2:80 directors accepted the bid of the Failing to request the money at 23 Main Street, Mancheeter Local C of C Asks claaaea are open to all women and ton. \ jp m. in the First Church of Christ Anthony Dzen Construction Co. the diatrict's annual meeting June girla. Baby aittem will be on the . - - - - I Congregational. Woodhridge. for the project. The Dien Coi sub­ 24, the I’irectora last week decided Kills 2, Injures premiaea. Fiirther Information may The weekly meeting, of the M an-' Performing the wedding service | mitted a bid last week of >9.982. to ask for, the appropriation last New Plans Slides Delay Rescue obtained by calling Marjoyie W, Squadron of Ci\il Air Pa-1 were the Rev. Dr. Andrew Shea ofi The district at the time had at night. Because It waa deemed nec­ Congress Approve 20 on C arrier Smith, 143 Benton St. Irol will he cancelled for the-next j Montgomery, N, Y., and the Rev. 1 its disposal only >3.500 to finance essary to call the special meeting two weeks. William Slater of Cleveland, Ohio, j the *job. The bid was held pend­ for the Hartland Rd. appropria­ For Berlin The DAV Auxiliary will hold ,,a —— The Rev, Dr. Shea, now »2, per-1 ing the outcome of laat night's tion. directors decided to kill two QuoRMt Point, R. L, Aug. Mr and Mj*. Edwin D Foster. I formed the marriage of the'hrldge-: birds with one stone. poUuck tomorrow' night at 6 o clock 388 Woodbndge St,, have relumed’I groom's parent* .SI year, ago, Ap 1 meeting. 19 (JP)—The aircraft carrier at the home of, Mrs. Cora Blow-, 7 The voters also approved an To Reek New BM* Strong Labor Bill USS Wasp— a hangar com­ Washington, Aug. 19 (JP)— Florence St. Xfembera are asked to home fifter spending two weeks at I l.S, llKiS, in Coventry. The bride- appropriation of. >1.100 for re­ Bids will again be advertised for Dr. Milton Eisenhower is re­ Cape Ann, Maaa. groom was formerly aaaoclated' the oainting wfrk, probably next partment blackened by an ex­ bring sewing articles in order to --- I with the Rev. .Mr, Slater at hla pointing the upstair* interior of ported to have brought to his sew- on cancer pads for the Rocky the >(orth End fire house. month. Direc’ora atiipiilateq the SUN-POWERED Friday’s acUon was taken after plosion— brought two dead brother, the President, a new Of Trapped Campers The regular meeting of the way* j former church. In Oncinnatl. Sixteen telegrama seeking| Hill Veterans Hospital. The 17 voters who showed up job riiiat require two coats of EYEGLASS’ Preaklent .Aaenhower made a per­ and some 20 injured crewmen proposal by Soviet Premier and meana committee of the Guild I ' The bride wa* given in marriage ' paint. support for the Landrum- sonal apfieal to the nation for into port at the Naval Air of Our Lady of St. Bartholomew'* by her father. She had aa her maid at the Hollister St. school last Nikita S. Khrushchev for a Senior Girl Scouts intereited tn night exceeded by two the neces­ All rooms on the second floor of Griffin Bill as being the “min­ strong labor oontrols legialation. Station here today. Parlsh will not he held tonight. of honor Mi** Dorca* Smith of the fire house, will be painted as HEARING AID In oommenUng on the Cham- long-term solution on Berlin. doing aquare dancing at the Scot- The date of the September meet­ Windsor I.o< k* Bridesmaid* were sary mlniniiim of 1.9 called for in imum legislation needed to The big ship waa participating in tieh Festival on Sept 1* will frac- the district charter. District well ss the w-alls of the stairway curb the abuse of union power ber^s^acUon, Rom aaid the Lan- anti-aubmarine maneuvers about Authoritative source# said to­ ing will be announced later. Mr*. Russell Hamon of Hartford.; to the second floor. . A aOWIMP tv INI MINI drurntGriiSn Bill, conaidergd "the day Khrushchev unveiled hi* plan Uoe tonight at 7 o'clock In Wood­ Mr*. Ralph Koehler of Saybrook,, Coiin-sel Atty. John D. LaBelle it lATtlev ITM It MIN'* IWIMTt and^iestrain union racketeer­ '250 miles off the Virginia coast Q uake A rea ruff ’Hall of the Center Church. and her niece*. Ml** Carol and! was elected moderator. The Are hoiue is used for regiilar labor reform MU” of the. 88th yesterday afternoon when she was at a private meeting with Milton Mr. and Mra. George Green. 473 nieetirigs of tlie two district volun­ A santiT onk/kw whin ing," have been sent to federal OongreM, received a 299-201 Mis* Kay Tomllnaon of Wafting-; According to specifications for NOT IN tUNI sHaken by an explosion. The Navy Bhaenhow'er during Risenhow'er'a Gardner St., and Mr. and Mra. teer ho»e companies and for direc­ legislators Uy the Manchester stamp of approval by the House recent trip to Russia with Vice William L. Palmer and children. ford. the Hartland Rd. project, the con- purehBBB (•«••• frARMi •# set the time at 4 p.m. C om bed fo r tors’ meetings. Other special meet­ y^r rho>eB from jrevr. EyoflAM Chamber of Commerce. and that ihia ia considered by the President Nixon. 288 Fern St., have returned from a-t- The be«l man wa# Walter Peter- tractor niii.sl start work within 10 ing* and social affairs are also ^ Cham1>er to be reflective of the The blast occurred when a heli­ Khrushchev’s proposal was said three week* trip to Denver. Colo., *on of Toledo. Ohio, Uaher* were days frdm the date of notification.] conducted there. The rijjh' lebtera were aent yea- copter engine "overapeeded’’ during L T. WOOD GO. twday by OJdmund A. Roaa, chair­ "utlsurge tn public demand for to be essentially aa follows: where they visited relative* *nd John Tomlinson of Woodhridge., The project calls for 303 feel of effective reform legislaUon’ aince a routine teat in the hangar area friend* and also saw point.* of Raymond Tomlinson and William 12-inch vitrified pipe forming a FREEDEMONSTRATION man of the CSiamber’a oongrea- just below the carrier’s flight deck. The Soviets will agree to let the M ore D ead ICE PLANT Tomlinson Jr, of Wallingford, irional action oommibtee, in antic­ the Senate acted on the weaker West German government take 81 BISSELL 8T. Interest in the area. Mr*. Palmer i* by-pas.s of the present line be­ QUINN'S PHARMACY Kennedy Mil. last April.” The ’copter’s.pilot, Lt. (j:g.’) Jim a former resident of Denver and brother* of the bride: tho Rev. hind four home* on Hartland ipation of the compromiae die- Frank Hagan, Marianna, Fla., waa over Communial-encircled West Theodore Braun of Stale College, Bridal Parly Held PHONE Ml 8-4IM cuaalon ' the bill between Houae Highlights of the Landrum- Berlin, with guaranteed acceaa to Yell ent/rom Hartford. Windsor Lock*, Little Rock’s Board siied a statement through head­ conference at Geneva broke up 'in day night and Tneaday until EN6LISH FORD deadlock last month after 10 weeks gives you for fall: Mr* Edward Lymon. Mr*. The bride was attired in a floor- land r.d. . Glastonbnrv and Manchester, siso quarters here praising tHe crew for the threat of further tremors Gordon Beckwith. .Mr.a. Mark Kra- A ke.v orerat.on in the project f'f>m Methuen. I-jiw-rence and Dor- "expeditioue handling" of a aitua- of argument over Germany. Secre­ aubsidea. i length gowti of Cliantllly lare and tary of State Christian A, Harter vit*. Mr*. Thoma.a Wolff. Mra. ' nvlon tulle, fashioned with * will be joining the old and new Chester, Mass. tion "which might have become a Work waa atarted today to Merrill Riibinow, Mr*. ,Iohn H*r- Langtry Invites T own A gen cies t ipes. District sewer snperintend- Mts.*' Patricia Baion assisted the E D Sa catastrophe." — . accused Moscow of seeking to oust ALL AROUND , lOiieen Anne collar, long tapered Hits Segregationists the Allies from West Berlin so as clear a giant slide nenr tho r gan. Mr*. Arthur Bailargeon.! fitted bodice: em ttalvin raggart said recent hostess. Tlie gifts were placed In * For The Four destroyers, participating Mr*. Eric Kellner Mr*. Ralph Gib- ’ w«* emphasised surveya indicate the best, probably a flower vendor’s cart. A buffet with the Wup on anti-aubmarine to pull the city inside the Iron The severity of yesterday’s earthquakes which shook the Northwest Is shown In these two photo­ park hcadquartera at Maoi- To View Park Irni wovenients Curtain. graphs. Above' is U.S„-HigjMvay 191, below is U.S, Highway 287, both within nins mllss of West son. Ted ^Bnnne, Mrs. Her- \,r^th lare trim. She alsoilso wore *s I the only time the connection can supper w-aa served. HNEST IN SERVICE little Rock. Ark., Aug. 19 UP!—9 department previously rejected a maneuvers, aided in squelching the moth Hot Springa. The boll- SAFETY mfln Ol.^on nnn Mrs. Antoni SRd-ipnp pf with silk ilhision v^il Ijc made is between midnight and Khnishohei, in hi* privets talk Yellowstone, Mont. (AP Photofax), • Large The little Rock Board of DlreC' request for an Investigation filed Are. ■ with Milton Ehsenlwwsr, report­ dosing and a alight tremor lak. Teenage models w-ill he Miss attached Her bouquet W'a* a white Ghesler F. Langtry, deputy di ♦i.,ibi ary w-a.a expanded and rc- 2 a.111. The i.ow in the pipe is at The carrier’s horn* port 1* Bos­ .ludy Ballargertn. Miss Nancy PARTS STOCK fora yesterday aligned Itself by a segregatlonlat leader. edly denied that Russia wants to hwaened a pile of rocka which LOWER OPERATIONS orchid on a white Bible, with rector of public works, ha* In-1 graded. its lowest point at that time, he * BODY SHOP against the Segregationist position Four Negroes attended two ton. Bantly and Miss Lana Gorsky. streamers of white atephsnotls. An additional $1,.V)0 toward Im­ said. Hagan waa working on the heli­ bring West Berlin under Soviet raaeaded onto (he road, aeat- Refreshments will he served vitert representative* of nine town • AAA and ALA TOVtTNO after almost two years of unideld- once-white school* for a Dfth tering workmen. 3Tie bridesmslds' princess style proving the parking area was ap­ Painting of the fire house In­ THE OFFICE OF Ing nsutrality in the integration' straight day yesterday. There copter when the explosion oc­ Auditors Say Econom y Tickets may be obtained from dres.sps were of shades of blue agencies and departments on an propriated from the Whiton Li­ terior, for which the >l.It)o was curred. (Cefitinoed on Page Tea) members or at the clubhouse to­ RAYiMOND R. ~ struggle here. were no reported Incidents outside By TOM MADDOX silk organza over taffeta, made insperlton tour of Robertson Park brary Trust Fund la.st week' by appropriated last night; Is a proj- MOBIL PRODUCTS ’The board said It could find no the schools and school officials Adm. Stroh commended Capt. E. morrow night Members and with -Sabrina necklines and cap tomorrow- at 7 p.m. the Board of Directors. Service On All Makes C. Frederick# of the Wasp for the State Fisheries guests are inrited to attend. MOZZER, D.D.S. ' WF, NEVER CIX)SE baaia for Segregationists charges aaid everything was quiet inside. Weat Yellowatone, Mont.,' AND COMPLETE sleeves. Tlieir headpieres were The group will meet at the ten­ ■ Langtry said today remaining that police used brutality and vio­ Jefferson Thomas, the only Ne­ "calm and efficient manner” the Auf. 19 (/P) — Earthquake- small flowered bands with s V in work in the park project includes 983 MAIN ST. lated a constitutional right of fire waa fought. He aaid ths crew Labor Leaders the rear, and the.v rarried basket* nis courts south nf the recentiy gro enrolled in Central High, aaid Slow on bom avalanches atill trapped Typhoon Birthplnre. regraded North End park. installing another catchbasiii in Over 28 Years’ Fair Dealing peaceful assembly when they white atudenta have ignored him. performed in "magnificent fash­ Dependability of yellow sweetheart rosea ivlth the parking lot. tarring the lot. WILL BE CLOSED ion” and that there were many in­ campem and ftshermen in the baby’s breath. Invited were membei's of the squelched an anti-integration dem- Thomas aaid three Negro girls Most of the typhoons thrashing Library Board. Board of Educa­ and then loaniing. fine-grading, onatratlon Wednesday a't Central who attend Hall High told him dividual acta of heroism. Disagree over Hartford, A uf. 18 UP) — wild mountains of Southwest the coasts of Korea and Japan in Tlie mother of the bride wore a tion. Parking Authority and 3’own liming, fertilizing, and .seeding Ihe DR. H. P. FIELDS AUG. 17 thru 29 MORIARTY High School. > they were very happy there, The Waap lost 103 men In fJi* aState audltora tod^ flayad tha Montana today. late summer and early fall come gray embroidered tiers on white earth in the park itself. He said PaciDc during World War n. She Btata Board of Fishorlaa and 'The known death toll was sight, insist on it... poplin dress, and the mother of Planning Commission: Arthur H The 7-member board said It felt ■Seven atudenta- three at Cen­ Meeting Nikita from the China Sea east of For­ Illlng, superintendent of .school.*; j o f RE-OPENS BROTHERS officers acted legally to maintain tral and four at Hall—have re­ Game for waiting too long bofon but It may go higher. mosa. the bridegroom a pink linen dre.sa IIJ EAST CENTER ST. 30I-SI5 C'E-NTER ST. (Oonttnned on Page Seventeen) raeling In thalr eatelt to fodoral Many vacatlonara — ntriktmim with white accessories. Both moth­ James Herdic. aiipcrinlyndent of ^ '® ’'"’ ®P*’‘f’g. order and protect life and prop­ quested transfer out of classes Forest Park. Pa., Aug. 19 (>>)— recreation: Horace Murphey. su I MONDAY, AUG. 31 .MI 8-SI.35 erty. It referred complaints filed with Negroes under a 1968 law grants. didn’t know the number—huddled er* had rorsages of pink *w-eel- Some American labor union leaders Auditors eSnrsne* F. Baldwin at a maka-ahift eampgronnd on a heart roses. j perinlendent of parks; and James HAS RESUMED by two women Segregationists to which requires school authorities are hoping to meet with Soviet Reardon, chief of police. the U.8. Justice Department aa to honor aiich requests. apd. R o l ^ r „ Claffsv saM U|s hUlalda whara they wara auppUed Immediately following Ihe cere- Premier Nikita Khrushchev' next •tHianiflim ’•Kited Wm T Bm laat alght by air with blankets, Langtry said the tour will serve the 'proper authority to probe al­ 3upt. Terrell Powell said the China Troops month despite ofAcial AFL-CIO mony. a reception was held in the ANNUAL leged yiolatlonB df civil 'rights. tranafers were made under a months to yoacs bafllpr ap­ water, food 4Mid atgarnttas. ZIPSER CLUB churrh meeting house. to draw out ideas and ' indicate OFFICE HOURS disapproval. plying tor fodornl funds to which taadsn hMaa^to^ atalied a whether the agencies are satisfied The board works with City Man­ school board policy of obeying Walter Reuther, head bf the The bride’s traveling rostume. CHICKEN BAR-B-Q ager Dean Daiiley in the adminla- every valid law ' pertaining to ths board’s programs antiUsd U hMicoptar mTimaeua oparatiion. ANNUAL OUTING when leaving on a wedding trip to ■ with the >29.162 Job begun in In India State, Auto 'Workers Union, aaid he felt to rocofvo. ) Tha ovareaat attd'delayed start June. tratioii of municipal affairs. Mem­ operation of the schools. spokesmen for American labor Nova Scotia, w-as a medium blue Rriipflt Of RiicklnKham bers took «ffice in late 1957 when Attendance at four high schools "Earllar roeovsry at axpanA- of a biiUdoaar m bs hl|o ths huge SUNDAY, SEPT. 6. STARTING AT 10 A M. Palm Beach suit with while ac­ The project consisted mainly of Churrh RiilMiiii^FniKl should tell the Soviet leader turM (from tho federal govern­ slid* at Hock Cheek ealpp ground burying a conduit encloeing Ly- Little Rock switched from a may­ continued to'climb, reaching a Paper, Reports "atraight from the shoulder that cessories. red gloves, ve'il and hat, or-council t.vpe of government.' total of 2,656. Average dally at­ ment) would bo in accord arlth —where the top of a ./mountain GARDEN GROVE and white orchid corsage. _dall and White Brooks through Soturday, Aug. 22 they are irrevocably dedicated to good busineas' praetlcss.... and gave way Maaday night and the pai'k and proriding more play Previously, the board had re­ tendance wa* about 3,500 before New Delhi. India, Aug. 19 - human freedom and opposed to .After Oct. 1 the couple w-il| be fused to involve itself In any man­ would also bo In eomplianco with eramtad a new hill 800 to >00 feel FOR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS at home at S. Limestone St., area w'lth a better grade. Also, a Serving* !i. 6 and 7 P..M. NOWl Gov. Orval E. Faubus closed the A leading Indian newspaper aaid Communist slavery.” ner with the Integration Isaiie. But schools against integration a year the federal program,’’ tho audi­ Springfield, Ohio. I parkhig area next to the Whiton M today mibatantial numbers of Com­ George Meany. AFL-CIO presi­ (OswBanad an Page tm ) DANCING to ff P.M. Adults >1.85— Children 7.5c It drew Segregationist criticiam ago. munist Chinese .troops haye crossed dent and the bulk of the federa­ tors said. for ordering police to maintain or­ Ths tardy applications for fod- BMerrsttona should he made with Club Steward on or ALL PERSONS In another move on the integra­ from Tibet into the.Indian State of tion’s high command were known, ReMprvations: .Mr*. Alvah der when schools opened. tion front, the Dollarway School Jammu and Kashmir. however, to intend to boycott 'the erql aid due undor restoration before deadline of Friday, September 4. Ri,**p||_MI 3-6889 7 ip u h ii\ projects meant dalayad ralmbunM‘' I 65 and OVER The Rev. Wdaley Pruden, chap­ Board yesterda.v filed notice of The Statesman of Calcutta and Khrushchev visit to the United lain nf the Capital Citizens Coun­ intent to appeal an order to in­ States. They feel they should have ment to the state-of thousands of H C A N GET SUPER MARKETS New 'Delhi said the presence of dollars, ths report said. Such CANNING SPECIAL! cil, retorted that the .Justice De­ tegrate to a Federal Court of Apr Chinese troops in the. mountainous nothing to do with a dictator who BuUetins PORCELAIN partment wss In league with city peals In St. Louis. A federal they say bars freedom of labor In projects ar* entltlsd to 76 per state in the north of India is creat­ cent federal reimbursement ENAMEL q I.II U H0SP1TAL- police and that agents of the Fed­ Judge recently ordered the board ing difficulties for the Indian ad­ his own,country. from the AP Wirei eral Bureau of Investigation to admit three Negroes to the all- ministration In the area. The troops George Harrison, chairman of a -.In the future, the audltoia said MEMBER • SURGICAL-, donned police uniforms and helped white Dollarway School near Pine were rep o rts in the Ladakh sector, AFLi-CIO International Commit­ tha board should make a firm BANNERS Reg. >2.49 repel demonstrators. Bluff. The school opens Sept. 8. an almost ' exeliisivel.v Buddhist tee and a member this ooiintry’s FLANS OUBB M3BULM t t WANTED u CONVALESCENT An FBI spokesman at Wash­ An attorney for the board said area with close ties to neighboring U.N. delegation, shared Msany** (Oonttonad an page tarn) BawalMa. Bpata.‘Aag. 1* OF AIR-CONIMTIONKnl DOUBLE ington said he would not dignify he planned to mail an appeal mo­ Tibet. feelings and a ■view that- little —A BrlMah Msasngsr ptaaa H 'AND HRST GLASS AUTO MECHANIC Pruden’s statement with a reply. tion to St. Louis today 'requesting "A spokesman said the Ind.ian good will come from Khrushchev's rrashed 86 mUM nofthweat at lb (MMCIKn ItH IIVII (S Justice Department officials wer» that the integration order be stay­ Foreign Ministry has "absolutely visit. Harrison heads the Rsdl- h«re today MBtag aO. Ha B8 y NURSING HOME WORLD GREEN not available for comment but the ed until the appeal la heard. no Irtformation” to confirm these way'a Clerks’ Union. PoHce Suljdue pa— «gw mto (our erewmeii, EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE NECESSARY and other reports of anti-Indian ac­ Rent' er and some other union Barcelona air ofliclala aaBooaeed. TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING n chiefs, including James B. Carey, INSURANCE tivity by the Chinese. CONDITIONS. APPLY PINE LENOX t Other Indian newspapers front- president of the Intemational Food Rioters 4HIAKE ABSA INQUmiES .iYlthoul having Count on Public Opinion ------■piSged’ S' reipqTt from Karachi that Hartford. Aug. 18 t«)—Hart­ CENTER MOTOR SALES PHARMAGY to take a K. Khurahid, president orf the Pak­ (Oontiauedi ea Page Fear) ford Ohapter, Atoertean Bed STAMPS istani portion of Kaah'mir, 'had 111 South India Orosa, annonaced today that H - 481 MAIN ST. 299 E. CENTER ST. physical appealed to the U.N. to take over wtU be able to handle wisifare ta- ' Ml 9-0896 qolries roneerning toorfata to examihatlon Ministers Hope Actions ^Itoshmir't defense In view' of ‘Tn- Bombay, India, Aug. 19 liPY- WEDNESDAY dla’a failure to defend.' the Inter- PoHce used tear gas to repel 4j000 tho Northweat eartbqnake area. % to qualify I nationel frontiers given her by food rioters yesterday at Cudda- Donald E. Hagaman, director of T f f F the custody of the U.N." News Tidbits pah. In South India the loeal chapter, saM that hla Bring Caribbean Peace There had bieen reports of Culled from AP Wires Officials said ths rioters were led office .wiU maintain a 24-honr lA R K n e w ENROLLMENT! Chinese crossings into Lndakh by Communiats, and there waa tsiepHono servlee and try to lo­ NOTICK SPEUALS even Lefore the Tibetan anti­ speculation they were'retaliating cale parsons'la the area aad get BYSTUDEBAKER PCRIOD DURING communist uprising earlier this for the anti-Oommunlat campaign a report oa thetr state of batog. AMERICA’S LOWEST PRICED 8-PASSENGER SEDAN Santiago, Oiile, Aug. 19 (JP) - -i> the con, ent of the country tt want* strike dMulltiie aet for tomor­ He said the Hartford oCfleo THE OFFICE OF ' august Moat of the foreign minlatere of to investigate. year foquaed new attention on row at three planta of the Ameri­ that brought the dlsmisaal of Um t H U G K long standing differences between Red government of Kerala State handled aotne 7,800 anek caUe DR. M. C. FAXCHKR « the Americas hope one of their ' What will 1 appen if the povntry can Brase Co. in 'Ansonia, Tor- dnrtog. the 1006 f)oo«a hi tUe pisjor actions at their conference refuaee? India and China. rington and Buffalo, N.Y., extend­ by Prime Minister Nehru’s govern­ There have also bee:i many re­ ment. Cuddspah is on the opposite *tate. Peraons with taqulrtes *1695 E.’ CENTER ST. Off rUU OfMUS TODAY ' here will shame troublemakers in The conference reeolution did ed Indefinitely . . . State Police shonld eall OHapel 0-7801. the Caribbean into behaving them­ not say, bu\the foreign ministers ports—never confirmed or denied at Manchester^Kj^j say littl* girl side of the Indian 'peninsula from \\^ ,L RE CLOSED STEAK selves. could call a hemispheric confer­ by the Indian government—that missing more than .60 hours in Acid Thrower Burns Kerala, a few hundred miles to A. CHRISTIE R E b CHABOEB ORiOTPED CHOICE CENTER Cl'T ence to spotlight the refusal. The five Indian Army office were tak­ Clay County’s wooded mountains the northeast. FOR VACATION ' ‘ 28 DURANT ST. 5i9? The majority of the 21 ministers en'' prisoner by Chinese forces In The demonstrators entered the fUeveiand, Aug. 10 OP)—-The made it plain before they ended peace oomniittee could. aJao make has been found apparently un­ govenunent today drapped AUG. 17 to AUC. 30 its investigation from the outeide harmed . . , Torrington’s new Jersey Congressman Cuddspah Railway Station and Ml 9-7855 . SPECIAL jB A their Caribbean peace conference (Oanttnoeil on Page Heventeea) stopped the express from Madras eonapira4!y charges agataat six 'Here Saturday that they don't like and then publicise jte report. • - ■ .'______LJS. ri.emorial bridge over the Nauga­ to Bombay. 'They opened two locked Ohioans, convicted t h ^ yamta OPEN AUG. ;U what's going on in that sea of ./ould put . the oese before tuck River detUoated today on sentative told Him and a few freight, cars and ■tole fruit. The ago of fhalth Act vtalattoas. OF OMAHA trouble south of the United the people of the, Americas and, fMirth arniiveraary of the disas­ Washington, Aug. IP (rf^.c-Rep,* st'ation was atoned and signal wires Thslr convtetten after a lengthy , I/////A'// fUates. 'the ministers hope, bring public trous flood whioti brought death Frank Thompson (D-NJ) today others about the Incident. damaged. opinion to bear on the trouble­ Senators B,ack to eight peraona and caused prop’'- Udall said there was an acid trial hi Glevelaiid was reversod MUTUAL BENfFIT HEAITH t THey left banking heavily on maker. said "a crank’’ tossed a Auid which hole through Thompaon's clothing The mob shouted demands for by the U.S. District Ooort of public opinion to bring moral pres­ erty damage estimated ' at >22 lower grain prices. Business Appeal* and a retrial was or­ ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION DUCKLINGS• . ■ r 4 9 - The conference placed new and million. he believed waa acid Into hla auto­ and a bum on his arm, about the Read Herald Advs. sure on people who disturb the throughout the town was shut dered. 'Ihe government identUled *MI Oltifi . OMtKt, Hill. strong en^hojis on-the classic Bill on Housing Russian scientist arrives by air mobile aa he drove to the capitol size of a dime. down in support. Police turned peace in the Caribbean aPhd elae- hemisphere principle of non inter­ in Montreal, Que., from the Cana­ . Thompson waa quoted aa saying an of them ae members of tho BOLAND MOTORS, ine. where — at least until more per­ yesterday. tear gas on the mob and later ban­ Coasmanlst party. M9 CE.VTER ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN, — Ml 8-4«7> Fro-Joy vention, while streeeing' the Im- Washington, Aug. 19 —A dian northland where he took he threw up an arm when he saw ned meetings of more than five per­ manent measures to be arranged port.-nce of human rights and photograph)! around a radar de­ The fluid, hurled from a passing Auid being squirted a t him from a at the regular Inter^mericai) thumping 71-24 Senate vote for a panel truck, burned a hole in sons. H ' H e repreaantatlva democracy. The new >1.050,000.000 housing bill fease InatallaUoa of the distant Syringe, and thereby protected hia Tension has been rising since a UiE ON BRITISH TV , conference scheduled in Quito next diplomatic dilemma ia how to pro- earl.v. warning (DE)K') line . . . Thompson's shirt and marred the face. Oet^aburg, Pa.. Aug. 10 OFV— February. gave its sponsors encouragement' paint on hia automobile. Congrea- hotel worker began fasting Aug. .12 PreeUent Flaesihowwr and Brit­ today that the legislation .finally Proposed TV educational Course Tha Washington Post quoted a to bring pressure on authorities The Santiago conference did (OaaUaned on Page Two) in the humanities whkih waa to alonal aaaociates aaid Thompson aoiirce close to Thompson aa say­ ish Prlaae Minister Harold Mb». e l b would become law. had a burn on his shoulder the size to lower ths pries at food grains. mlllan wtll appear together am a Ice Cream 9 not single out any culprits or slap Both the Anal passage tally and be oonduoted Hi mpny schools ing he )iad been receiving anony­ of a dime. ' radlo-Ty broadeaet Uie evesriag any specifio wrists, even though the 68-27 margin by -which the throughout the country has rqn mous telephone threats fat about t)ia fight continued at the con­ inot a snag becaus* of withdrawal Thompson played a leading role two weeks in connection with hla of Ang. 81. the White Home am- Haiti Troops Trap Senate refused to send the meas­ fn House consideration last week lieoMied today. Preea aeerelary Have You An Event CHICKEN OF THE SEA ference table between' representa­ ure back to its banking committee of financial support. activltiss as a leading backer of Eigenhower Studies tives of the major Caribbean an­ of a Lrfibor Control Bill, aa a backer the “middle ‘•of - the - road" labor James C, Hagerty saM the n 1 A f t were well beyond the two-thirds Bolt of lightning hits Illinois of a Democratic-aponsored meas­ hroadoaet wUI ortgtisste from Ne. tagonists, Prime Minister Fidel Bearded Invaders needed to beat another housing Terminal Building In St. Louiae, control bill in the House. The Vets Pension Boost ‘ Scheduled That Calls O utro of Cuba and Generalissimo where the Globe-Deniocrat la lo­ ure opposed by most union leaders. Houae finally dropped that Mil in IS Downing Stre^ the 5 , BITE veto. The House first turned down a home of the prime minister. Jr Rafael L. Trujillo, dieUtor of the Fort .au Prince, Haiti, Aug. 19 cated, Sending brick* and debris favor of a broader measure, after Washington. Aug. 19 UP) — Indications were, however, that more limited measure and then turning down a still less stringent Hagerty said Elseahower and SIZE 4 | Dominican Republic. — Haitian troops today were final congressional action on the hurtling to street 12 storice below, President Eisenhower has before Macmillan are expected te speak For Food? A TUNA Even before the conference the reported besieging 30 bearded in­ but no one hurt. , . FBI agents in passed a still more stringent bill one. ,9 bill ivoiild not come promptly. him today a bill that raises vet­ Informally for 18 to 20 mlnutos. than Thompson advocated. It may be a wedding, a banquet or .iu«l an informal ministers said they did pot plan vaders on a mountain on the The measure now goes to the Los Angeles arrest Robert Lee Ray, Udall, however, said that In erans .pension beneAts by >10 bil­ '\ 35, of suburban Reseda, wanted on A aoiircs close to Thompson, was talking to him Thompson mention­ get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. to umpire the invaaiona ran^ng southweat coast. House. Congreitsmen there .who lion over the next 40 years. m is A r a v e p l a n s d iv o r c e Hunt back iuid forth in the Caribbean. An authoritative source pre­ a New' Orleans warrant charging quoted as reporting the Congress­ ed no such threats. The Arizonan handle housing said privately it him with passing fraudulent man said he had been getting The -Senate completed action on Now York, Aug. 10 OP)—Co­ ' WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE YOU They said they wanted to create a dicted a shortage of food, and had been decided to steer the bill said Thompson steered clear of re­ it yesterday by withdrawing a medienne Martha Raye and her peychological climate that would water would force the rebels t6 checks over a lO-elatc area. anonymous' threats over his labor lating the incident to his Labor TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION into the usual committee channels. Charlea Laughton puts on whis­ bill activities. . Senate amendment to which the sixth husband, former poliee- keep would-be invaders at home surrender or try to fight their Leaders have dropped an earlier legislation position or any other House objected. That would have man Robert OTIhea, have parted or at home-in-exile. way out. kers at Stratford On Avon, Eng­ In answering reporters’~quea- activity. Our ratering service is set up to be flexible enough to plan to take t|)e bill up quickly land, to play King I.«ar for the Uons, ' how'ever, Thompson at­ Fellow Congressmen reported given veterans of World- War ’ II after nine months of-marriage, Glass installed in aluminum eembination ^ The moat immediate step taken .The weeklong chase after the withont sending it to committee. and later another year to take out the New York Post saM today. accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and Peaches 19 waa to direct the Inter-American invaders — believed from C u b a- first time, earning both cheers and tached no significance to the in­ Thompson told them the acid waa There was apeculation the meaa.> National .Service Life Insurance. It quoted Miss Raye’s man­ talk over the details? doors and windows of all types. Peace Committee of the Organiza­ centered in the Caracasae Moun­ jeer* from the audiencS and di­ cident of the fluid. He attributed it discharjred by # passenger sitting lire might be sent to President viding the critics aa sharply. . to "the work of a crank.” , beside the driver In a small panel The Eisenhower administration ager, NIek Dondoo, one of her PASCAL tion of American States (OAS) to tain behind.the small lumbering Eisenhower in the closing days of has opposed the bill strorijly in former huabands. as aaytog: keep watch over the tj’ouble coastal town of Tiburon. Six Belgians, five of them ,boys Police aaid 'Thompson told them truck which pulled up alongside OPF.N 6 DAYS A WKEK—8 A..M, to 8 P.M. the seaeion on a take-it-or-leave-lt from 12 to 18, killed on West Ger­ it waa possible he had angered the hla car at a stoplight on Independ­ its present form. But there was "It’a all over hetwoen them. apots, study ways to prevent at- CuMui Ehrlme Minister F 1 d * 1 baaia. men in the. truck by ihadvertently considerslbla dou'bt the President They have separated with tha Manchc8t4sr Shuppiuc Farkade, Middle Turnpike W. and Garden Grove tempta from abroad to overthrow Castro has conceded that the in­ man Autobahn when their hue ence Ave. near the Capitol. Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala), etashea tnto a truck. cutting across their path in traf­ 'Thompson z*latsd that the driver would veto it. Intention of dh'ttrciiig." Miss "•■“•J St., Ma* cheBten Open Monday, Tuesday, 10 A.M. to: PHONES Ml 3-7364 legal go'vemmenta and report to vasion force la probably led a Aoor manager for the bill, said the Token Integration continues al­ fic. The Senate passed the bill last Raye met O’Shea while he was J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. the Q^to conference next winter. of the truck then sped away in -4 P.M.-~W«dneMrun (D-Artz), a dose friend of Thomp- the eilBiBilttet wiH Have to gst Mtas Raya ter sIlMstlsh at Uo <0«i8 *■ Pace taAtaa) dspartmant ttora. soa, Mid tho New Jeraoy repro- W I m Fagn Fsiur) (OanBnwd am F a f ^ ... I PAQITWO EAUCHESTB* ■V'lNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I», i m MANCHESTER BVlNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 PAORniCE

House for Ending Count on Public Opinion hew heavy the aanvaa was gad ao oee Saturday at 9 and 9:80 pjn. Ob„ Ned Tuesday. Kafulra, wlw Gas Tank Blast, Fire mil niR i?^ forth. Hla elder Meter Hat aa- The show Btare Brandon Maggart. MATE3 to Meet waa bom a t. BL Lode. heca«e Equal Time Rule Sheiiiwold on Bridge Bwered hie questloiia, aad told “ Howie,” the ernnedy about a president ef the hanking firm In Yit N6 Inn As You Like It him not to ^ ellly, end anyway Bupposedly bumbling son-in-law At Kuehl Home 1983 after beftomlng bis career in Kills 2, Injures 100 Weahlagten, Aug. 19 — Hw Ministers Hope Actions he wouldn’t want the tent to fell who turns out to be e genius, eagtaeering. Houae hak paaeed a bUPTlf and the By JUDITH AHEARN on him. opened last night at th# Somers Washington—The Rev. Dr. Wil­ |Nt wWfff Bktckri 0(H>PT t A U Playhouse, to run through Satur­ The MA7VS (Man's Aasodetlon to .equal time requirement far redie NmUDM ntNBSSM We arrived at the Negro Farm Enjoy Sllmmmg) will meet tonight liam 8. Abamethy, 86, who preach­ Burning gaaohna naacaded down Bjr AUted ShelaweM Botk ik^sMqigfable on R t 85, a HtUa lata due to fol­ day with performances at 8:80. at 7:80 at the home of President ed to Prealdent Warren O. Herd­ WSfmnmfjpfl SMwa aty, xag. » and telavteien etaUene th news Bring Caribbean Peace lowing his father’s lousy diree- Starring is Robert Downey. ing end Chief Jtiatiee Cbaries giMit id.OOO>fiapB fMoUa* tank the street's gutters. It Ignited lire UB. Meetere Team ChamploH An Andover ranch is offering leveral ways Donald Kuehl, 16 N. Elm St. truidta. parked cere end utility broedeesta about political candi­ Bagtanere don’t take enough tlons. "Babee in Arma,” the musical Any men ll've pounds or more Evans Hughea, died Monday. Until and hurtlad forward like dates. , t 7 4 - ' of relieving the monotony and getting away comedy by Rodgers and H i ^ hla retirement in 1941 be had been poles. Spectators, poHce end lire- (Oealtened treae Rage One) * ekiaf of the Cuban armed foreoa, aa flnedeee; good pleyera take too from the heat. The Circle “S" Ranch on East We set in the center bleacher evarwetght Is Invlted to join. a gtant flame

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PAOB BIGHT MANCHESTER BVCNING HERALD, MAN(mBSTER. OONH« WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 ...... H IM !■ I ...... — for iymlngton— an aasat at laaat tent thing In such a akuatlon la IIANCHB8TER EVENING HEBALDe MANCH1 8 TBB. CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1969 T A G B N I N E 4Umri|r0tpr ao 'far aa the quaat for the nomi­ A Thought .for Today tor the Individual to know whan nation la concerned. Bpsnaered by lb * Maaebeatat he has r. legal problem. Given that Oongreeeman Celler le not the Oa«Mll at Obimbaa fact, coupM with the knowledge •UMiUtHMD Mir ruk t h e liA W 931 MAIN STREET-TEL Ml 3-BI7I -OPEN 9 TO 1:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO> P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS only Democrat fashioning hi* that freedom of choice exists, SAVE ANYTIME aMMJdSeSmqm •»: in c there shott'd 7>e no difficulty In find­ U Blw*n MrMi choice bn such .. pegativ* basis. . in your life Rtao by btbp ' • ■ ing the right man. Always remem­ Rseentlally the samt process has Ha does not lead me year hv ydar b WALTER R r a t O t ^ N ber :hat giln g to a lawyer does Open fill 5 P.M. PuMlaKcra been piirmied seriously by Oovsr- Nor even day by day. ‘ not mean getting Into court; In But atop by sUp my palh imfolds; Hofidaya, Ansfiaya, FtMaya. rtmtaRtd October l: IIM nor David LAwrence of politically the majority'MT cases H I* the Make old -furniture sparkle My leord directs my way. Pubiiama K*U7 r«UM KiMpi powerDil Pennsylvania. H* too la Your Fimt to a Lawyer aeanto AT iMcping out ot court. R and “ Holldayi OlMi ICnUrod at tba ♦ . Finally, thpre Is the fear of the WATKINS _)ffica at Wancbaatcr Conn aa for Rymingten, merely becenae he Tomorrow's plana t do not know, ThHiKlayt 9 A.M. to I P.M. nd Claaa Matl Mattar______■ It Is often said that "an ounce of cost of going to a lawyer. The fix­ mg for the home like new again with has no quality pronounced enough I only know this minute; prevention Is worth „a pound of court A large part of a lawyer's in g 'o f the fee to be charged for 11 hoars of aabitemiptod aervtee. MltMJMtR Uf to make his elimination easy. But Ha will say, "This la the way. cure." This Is often Ini* of the work Is to keep his clients out of legal services Ui a whole subject ^ ^ ■ 'T ” * n iA AR H O t^TE D PKAWB By faith, now walk ye In It." disputes. People realise, of course, Tb* Aaaoctaini Praa* la cxctuaiTal) It is a poor way to pick a presi­ services of a lawyer. A dtfilar spent by Itself. Driefly, w* can say that CCMUENT ANNUAL SEMI-ANNUAL In keeping nut of'trouble is worth that they need a lawyer if they anuilod to the ua* of rapublloaUon ol dential nominee, but It i* the game want to draw a wfil, or If they are a praliminary consultation' for a DIVIDEND RATE all newa diapaichaa eradited to It or And I am glad that It le so. more than one spent to get out of nominal fee can be arranged, at 3i% not uihcrwiat. cradltad in Una oaoar that Is going to he played’ on be­ Today's enough to bear; trouble. Litigation Is Otways RTshy susd. But many do not know that HOME FURNISHING SLIPCOVERS and aim Iht Moai ntwa oubllahed hart. they should have a lawyer's advice whieh It can hr determined wheth­ All riama of republlcatlon of - etNCial half of Symington— tha game of And when tomorrow comes, His times more expensive thsR office er legal asaiaUnce is actually at lower prices nou^. . . dfanaichaa harem ara alan raarraad grace aa to whether or not they ought haring him stay In the spot where consultation, .to say noUUng of its heeded. Shall far exceed Its care. being much more unpleasant’ Yet to make a will, however small the « '.I • Full aamca ellam of N R A. 8« A enm-ention deadlocked between estate; on how to protect them­ Ttils colunm le written by the lea. Uic the reason why many people do not Rtate Bar Association’ of Connec­ Publithara Rapreaanlattraa: - flm more dramatic poeslbllitlea might What need to worry then, or fret? go to a lawyer Is because they fear selves with regard to a contract; or Juliiia Mathaaa Special Aacncy — Nav on the esaentials of any aala of ticut in order to make you better Tork, Chicaao Uau....■troll and Bnatoti. turn to his handsome, non-contro- The God who gave'His Ron the first visit. Informed and more fully awSre of SALE \ property. The cost of finding the MlillBlilR ACmiT RtmCAO o * verslal emptiness. Holds all my moments In His hand Procrastination regarding that our laws. CIRt'niJVTIUNS And gives them, one by ons. first visit to a lawyer is probably correct procedure In advance Is but S A V I N G S dui to three baalc causes: Th* per­ a fraction of the Cost of repairs same high Watkins Quality SUBSCRlPTtUN RATtB Barbara C. Ryberg after doing the wrong thing. Parable la Advaaca submitted by son does not know the clrcumi ' Indian Reptilen M e Tear ...... Ht Ml Still N o Expifloion Rev. C. Henry Anderson stances that make legal advice de­ But, having decided that a HTtc/ L O A N ole Mo*iUie 7 78 lawyer ought to be consulted, an In­ Three MonU,a 8Ml Em*n\ie1 Lutheran Church sirable; he doe* not know how to There are many reptiles In the A r« your aof> and ehaira sttil In good W t are still awaiting what ought dividual then faces the problem of .-V S S C I A r I O N RIGHT STYLE - RIGHT CONSTRUCTION - RIGHT PRICE One Month select the right lawyer; and h* Is West Indies, but there are no poi­ condition in epita of faded or worn Weaklv .... to ha the almoat automatic explo­ afraid of the r.o*t. how to select one. Perhaps he has sonous snakes to be found In the Sinrla Uopy Rihicoff Pirka Rfidin eeverinarB? Then let ua ilipcoTer them sion among New Jersey motorists, Moat people hav* never bean to a friend T^ho has had successful re­ larger Island* of Cuba, Hispaniola, sults from the employment of a at theee dramatically low pricea (for The Herald Prtntlnt Oompaay, lac., over Governor Meyner's historic, court, and many think of It aa be­ Jamaica and Puerto Rico. aaaumea no financial. raanoaalMnta tor Hartford, Aug. in OP) —^ Gov. ing some sort of disgrace. They particular lawyer. But It is unwise a limited time only). Plain or Bmall* tnn'/craonlcal errora amMaiHiit In a* proposal that surplus revenues Abraham RiMcoff has named to accept such a recommendation aartlaeinentB and other raadtna matter think of the profession nf law aa pattern print fabriea are included! In The llancheater Branlnii ReraM frorn tha New Jeriey Turnpike be Michael F. Radin to the Court being engaged almost solely In try­ blindly. , of Common Pleas. Rsdin Is s for­ I IS esaentlal to get the right CTovera are eu«tom*eut find fitted in thmiar adreruauia doaUiB boom: devoted, not to-a reduction of tolls, ing to correct the faults In what has mer Hartford city court judge. lawyer for the right problem. In For Monday—1 o at FtMav. and not to the construction of ether already occurred, rather than see­ your home; then tailored with . xip* For rueaday—1 p.ni Monday Radin, one of 32 Democrats ap­ ing that things are done light in several cities a ikwyer Referral per«, M if w elU and box or kick plaatR. For Wedneeday—I p al IMcMay. highways, but to the subsidisation pointed to the new circuit court For rhuraday—1 p m. Wedneaday. the first place. Moreover, thiy Service Is In operation. When a For Friday—1 p.ai 'Dnmday. of railroads In New Jersey. last May, Was scheduled to take woriw about the expense, not know­ person calls the Lawyer Referral .Nothing ' For Saiurcay—I n ai BTMay. his seat Jan. 1, 1961. The new ing the comparative price of pre­ Service, the bureau will arran|;e Clajurifled deadfina; 10:80 a. m. aa_ There might at least have been for the young day of outdteaHoa ascepl Saturday— aomeUilng of a detonator the other co\irt gokk Into operation that day vention and correction. for a consultation with an attor­ • a IB and will replace the state's minor A very anriall percentage of those ney whose name is on a Hat main­ heats water day, when the New Jersey As­ court syirtem. who seek legal advice ever get Into tained at their office. The impor- 1.95 Wednenday, Aiififuat 19 sembly met to consider the bill Radin, 53, will succeed .Toseph at heart... Sofas which will call the voters of the R. Longo of , who was Another Touirh Preliminary HOHER... state to a referendum on the propo­ appointed recently to Superior A Morocco la takinjt to tha United sition next fall. But the referen­ Court. Radio's replacement on the Circuit Court has not yet been Natlona lie oppoaltlon to France'* dum measure passed without seri­ INVESTMENT PROBLEMS announcede or keeps it Chairs 29®^ plan to conduct nuclea teat* In the ous opposition, ■^3 to 2, and Is con­ The jurist was business m sn-1 Onr office I* open Thursday evenings from T to 9 o’clock for Danish Walnut Sahara, and Juat about every A f­ sidered likewise sure of almost sger for Gov. Rlblcoff In the last j your convenience If you prefer, we will have one of onr capabi* rican nation la equally oppoaed. automatic passage In the Renate, two gubernatorial campaigns. 1 registered representative* call on you, at your convenience, to HOHER ■ryB will offer another teat In when it gets there. The referendum assist .you. Whether .your problem involve* one thonsand or a million dollars, we have the facllltlea to render yon complete which American diplomacy may Itself la to ask the consent of the Flour ThU Way Here's how to "flour" a pan In service. than an M odern have to chohae between It* old voters to pledge the state's gen­ which cake is to be bsked. Grease friend and ally, France, now under eral credit to the $430,000,000 out­ the pan well, then throw In a exlfemely touchy leaderahlp, and standing In Jersey Turnpike bonds. tablespoon of flour; now tip the Shearson , Ha m m ill $ Co. ELECTRiC the aen'timent of the people o f A f­ This Is the action which, providing pan In all direction* so the Inside K ■ will be covered with a film of Mwstsn Ns* r*f8 (tack Istkissi rica. Our potential championship two-thirds of the bondholders also flour. Empty out any flour that 913 Main Straal, Memdiastar • MHchaN 3-1S71 for room size rugs... for carpeting •. • nf the iHirht* of African* to be agree to It, would free' existing and does not stick to the psji. » WATER Lights liveable^ dovely n,. low priced! free of potential fall-out would be future Turnpike surplusea tor the complicated by thr fact that we beneAt of the railroads. freely preempted the homea of peo­ Why do we still expect an ex­ REATERi 3 p ie c e s' Furniture for modem.* who like informal living. ple of darker akin than oura when plosion on this Issue, sooner or Start Living All wool pile we wanted to conduct our nuclear later? RImply because It ta a HAVE YOU.SEEN For the Young Age« group almost tekes care of teata out In the PaclAc. proposition by which every motor­ Batter Today itself. The rich tobacco-brown coloring of the Sh’en If wa wera *tlll tempted to ist on the Jersey Tiirpplk* would open-grain walnut surfacea, the sleek ajnooth champion the causa of the A fri­ be paying part of hla toll to pay T H B B I O OVMU tha Eiectric styling that eliminates dust-catchers and the light, cans, we should have to take the part of the income the railroads of graceful off-the-floor design make this one of the preaent mood of France'* leader­ New Jersey say they have to hava DIAMOND? Watar Heater 179. most popular modem groups of the sale. Tltree Madison 8*^^ Rag. $205.00 ship Into account. With a soma- In order to continue serving the W ay! pieces sketched . . . 52-inch six-drawer double wh*t amazinf twist of a lot of re­ state. It’i the new shop* In Michoelt Treotur* Cheit dresser with mirror, a 54-inch four-drawer chest ; iq. yd cent history, tha French are now The question of a state subMdy SEE YOUR PLUMBER. and full site bed . . . all for $179, actinic as If they thoui:ht their al- to railroads seems to us, bi any live BITTIt IklC T a Ic A 11T diomondi, cut to look bigger than DEALER OR Hea had been the ones to betray case, controversial. But It must Today’s living is one of infomality and THE HARIEORD them and to weaken the Western svsntually prqVe doubljr eontro- - round diomendi of tha *ama there's nothing quite Hke Madison to bring alliance. 'To the contrary, they versial. It sesms to us, when the 1 LECTRIC that relaxed mood to your home. Tbi* *n were the enea who disrupted N ATO subsidy for the railroads Is going r s 'weighti Really lovely. LIGHT COMPANY THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO wool loop-tufted broadl^m is mada trith a by llleical removal of Uieir forcea to be collected from motorists, and Buy a piece o . . . dense, closely packed pile of heavy edm- from NATO for the Algerian war, just from those motorists who t Reolly d'lfferent. mercial yams. Tufts are locked in with a and tbey wera the ones who travel the Jersey Turnpike. laiAinated back to eliminate sprbutiiig’ 'The strained both N A TO and the That this Is practical enough. If at a time P»olly new. ' -V 4 i textured surface masks footprints and soil­ United Natlona by Instigating the / \ Governor "'Jd'eyner can get away 12 and 15 ft* widths ing. And it’s mothproofed! Choose from attack on Sues. with It, is obvious. But what fair­ W E . I 0 H T \ Dark Brown or Rose Beige Tweeds, or, Plain 'These things notwithstanding, ness or equity Is there In such a Special installation Allowance! Time Limited! (A) $99.00 Dresser and Mirror 89.50 { / Trcoiup* Chuit Ovol DiemonHi Green or Nutria . . . in 12 ft. width. the French are currently taking proposition? It Is like taxing hogs (B) $66.50 Four-drawer Chest 59.50 \s J h e , from $1*0, foK frtc/trt/# .134.96 Bedside Tables ...29.50, s a I m e are currently demanding all kinda factory which makes nuts and (E) $64.60 Bookcase B e d ...... 69.96 of routine loyalty from ua. bolts, or taxing non-smokers In (F) 1166.00 60” Double Chest 139.00 They want to be backed 1" Al- order to subsidise the clgaret In­ (G) $64.60 Bachelor’s Chest ..69.96 feria.'They want more dominance dustry. tf witltt - litvrisMirsi (shown both sides of comer chest) in the NATO they themselves de- Nevertheless, peace seems to »6« MAIN RT— Ml 3-3741” . (H ) $64.60 Com er C h e s t ...... 69,95 aerted. They resent any Inference reign down In New Jersey. Bo long ( I ) $64.60 Single Dresser Base 69.95 ior iormal rooms... and casual ones, too THE KNOWN n a m e , they should not make themselvee as It does, one must assume that THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 (I ) $24.60 M i r r o r ...... 19.96 members of the nuclear club. And question* of what , may be fair or they keep on hinting that they logical have become auperfluoua. would not merely repeat their pre- Either that, or the bold enormity of vlo\iB acting cf walking out tem­ the grab involved has New Jersey porarily, but might resign perma­ motorists atm paralysed. nently from the United Natlona Smooth textured i f that body should over try to Now'^aRongeHoodinanykifehen take deflnite action on the qtiea- Even Evening With Friend m m tion o f Algeria, or. now, on the The loss of power down in New (home or oparimenf) without remodeling! question o f French nuclear tests in Tork City had many strange and UmI Sahara. heartening results, almost justi.fy- Putnam How to patch all thia up without Ing a wiah that things like that putting the United SUtes In the would happen more often. First Electronic Range Hood iq . yd . to a lot o f causes In which It In a situation made to order for cannot of Ita own Instincts and crime, the actual number of crimes prinelplea believe*la the difficult, went way down. Needs No Outside Vents To __ iA\ Reg. $13.60. A superb example of'carpet and probably Impossible, task With traffic lighta and signals which President PSisehower Is sup­ craftsmanship in a smooth-surfaced loop-pile o«it of commission, traffic achieved carpet. Lends a tailored look to formal room s; posed to face when .le meets Pres­ unheard of amoothneas and safety. Remove Smoke, Grease, Odors I a textured effect to casual rooms. Ilie multi­ ident de Ckiulle in his round of Ku- With the ultimate In discomfort colored yarns hide footprints and shading. ropean visita We don't envy him and Inconvenience riaited upon his meeting. That too, like hla «m m t M TMt WOMO DOfl Woven of 3-ply all wool yam s in a choice o f them in the hottest weather of the 1HI ORIA$i OOt prospective meeting with Chancel- Rose-Beige-and-White; (^Id-Tan-and-White; year. New Yorkers were calm and fMo OvlMfa VaeM I, lor A.denaiier, la likely to be tough philosophical. They did not panic Tan - Black - and - White; Green-C!ocoa-and Three rooms 3 4 9 b enough to constitute, at the least, In any Instance. PURITRON* RANGE HOODI WHm IN TW WOMfi DL-. Bei^; Tan-gnd-White; Cocoa-Beige-and- •.A No. se^-fi I.ISiASI • UfSjWr • Mthw emw TM| (MOKI OOt encellent training for the Anal en­ All these cireumetsnees brought White; Gray-and-White^ Two-toiie Tan; You can carpet a 12 x 12 living room, INo HoIm k> Vow W orn counter with Khrushchev. out, again, the budding philosopher Scarlet-Red or Blue-Green. 9 X 12 dining room and 3 x 12 hall, comv In Police Commissioner Stephen P. WNfAl IN THI WOlltO fiOtl plete with cushion and labor for $349. THf ODOR e o t Kennedy, who recently waxed elo­ Too Serioun A Jent ^ iWaekt fvM With Itm Winds m S8«A| quent in his refusal to grant the Congressman Fmanuel Celler, the requestjof Net^oleaders In Harlem ■ Elcctroal^ijr-with pataatsd Brooklyn Democrat, will be taken "Puritron" setion-nsw Purltroo El«> for the assignment of nothing but Ironic R The richly grained wood is finished in Fid- ton. the one possibility tor whom long time. Imagine that. In Oils day PUSlTKONt / Twdiga dletone . . . a delightful new, warm color­ he did not fashion a on* word ellml- and age! An evening with a friend! , (0 ) $|I9.96 Paneled bed with r e. nstion. Ibi* word srhich might ap­ ^ For Complete Details See ball-top posts ..... 79.96 ing. You’ll like the generous sizes, lavish ply, We think, would be "Renator (P ) |42;60 M irror .... 37.76 appointments and fine cabinetwork of this National Fora$lu Symlngton^'he's *oo empty." (Q ) ,1162.00 Single Dresser , furniture. See these and other pieces, at Spfas 269. Deluxe Upholsteries Semi-Annual Sale pricea: .But this quality, which should California ranks first In national Base, 44-inch ------137.00 prove a weaknaas in any real po- forests with more than 2A million BUSH HARDWARE CO. (R ) $135 Pqster Bed 122.00 * HBeal sweapdtakes ,la'exaqtly what acres, with Idaho, Alaska, Mon- (S ) $42.60 N igh t Table 38.26 Chairs Custom eovcre

-, I. PAO l TEN MAKCH18TE1 I^ICNINQ HERALD, MAWCH18TEB. OONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 19B9 MANCHB8TSB KviNINO.REEALD. IfANCHBSfER* OONII, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 19, 19M Auditors Say RackviUe-Vernon PAGE EU Sm i SKdes Delay Rescue OM Boat Gets New Gimmick RockvilU-Vemon of Nssrport. R. I. Hallay, a rs- ments far abUlniag Mda on the raatgtmliaii sms eeeepteg with re- Tolland County tirsd Navy anllated man, hla srife. Regional 8 gonerater hotMrtng and Instsdiatlen. gret. State Fisheries ancimtaU Jst iMrapMIsd tky , and their soia, Jam es and >Ifi order to obtain matching Mrs. Henle Ifasnad Pslegste stsun ralnlicw wtM from fltanley, ware drlrlng towards Loa funds from Olvll Dafenee, the Mrs. Raymond F. Houle of An­ Marmndax Of Trapped Campers Democratic Factions Angelas on Route 66 — about nine Uis famous oM jfYfr bo^ DoMa ban'rd muet abtain e minimum of dover wee appointed by Board A______Salk Shots Required, New Building mllea waat of Neodlea — sfhen (he Report Slated TR V a M E N d Y Slow on Line Quasn, naxt ysar sa lU nlgtity 'three bids on the project, although chairman RoberW Foote of Gilead 8 (rVtBtt«a«d from P»fO 0 »«) oaiHops blaata tha mamliig that storm hit. It may do so by either advertlaing ders of the huge summer play­ aa repreaenUUve to the Conneett- it la approaoblng. Discuss Compromise •aM Hailey: • for or Inviting bids. IS Aayhun 8U BUutfori (OsnthiMd tram Fags Om ) Ready for Fair On Site Work cut Association of Boards of Edu­ hlja* Thli arorch w u to dotemntne ground wes dameged. Old raithfiil 'nis big passsngar boat, a Isgand Tdi. CHapcI 7.B8f7 geyser, about 40 mllea southeest of Pupil Clinics Planned ’The water eoioe to erlaf down MnM Mtuolten FOveraMo cation. Mrs. Houle sdll represent whrthrr othrr qviak* vicllma m«,v on Uie Miiwlaaippl and Ohio rivars, the Wfhvray, eoiryinf .big bould' In Informal diacilaalon this b* burird In thr drbris. Hebgen Dsm, continued to throw practice of applying for federal Leaders of the majority and Work on tha./aettvltiM bulMIng Icambera of tho Boards of F i­ the board at the annual CABE Aathorlsid Ac Mta For AB money due at regular inUrvals. thus will combine a part of old minority factions of the Vernon era WKh 4L I i out CDHd ditchaa weak, beard membera said there Four of the dr«d were from one its fountain of boiling water sky­ rl'-or travel with sisctronlca. Whan of tha Tolland County Agricultwal nance of Andover, Hebron^ end masting in Hartford Kept. 18. The ward on the hour. All atudenU attandlng VsrnonOSUU Junior Red Croaa Leadership beside the noed. We usonoged to hna been no apparent difficulty In Rail, Air ami Rtaaiahlp family They were F. R. Bennett, The criticism was contained in tbs calliope sounds off, all tbo eol- Deihocratic Committee were meet­ board holda an associate m«m -' Although southwestern Montane an audit report covering the S-year Obituary ing today in a effort to reach a pubfie schools this year will be re- Training Canter - —• thie week at the Center has progrsssad snough so Fat as far a* a aervieq etation Marlborough will be Invited to a filling teaching vaeanciee. They herahip in the CASE. I Unaa ♦5, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; hla or* of the rainbow will aooompany that ths Tolland County 4-H Fair and polled t.ff the highway. apeeial Regional Board meeting anticipated that the school wpuld two dau)chtera, Oarole, 17, and Su- got the quakes' most devastating period which ended June 30, 1958. compromise on party candidates quired to get polio vaccinations .ac­ University of Connecticut. They Ths board approved disburse-! Manchaatar Agaat blows, temblors were reported in Beldwin end Claffey also laced for the October town election. were chosen to represent their Jun­ scheduled for this weekend will be "Other oera come in end we all Monday at I p.m. in the high open with a bomplate staff. In eae- manta totaling 12.917.18. aan, 1, and a aon, Tom, 11. Ben- tt will come about becauae E. Benjamin O. Bamford cording to a vote of the Vernon drove ae cloee together as we cuUve aeeslon at ths Aug. mast­ HAROLD BELLS nett'a wife and another aon, Phil­ British Columbia, Washington, into many other aapecte of the - Atty. Franeia T. O’Loughlin, a ior Red Cross Council at St. Jo- held there. achool to hear a prograaa report S Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and both board’s conduct, charging laxity J. Quinby, project engineer at Benjamin C. Bamford of Ham­ Board of Bklucstlon laat night. ■eph’a School. After attending four could to protect each o’her.” ing they had authorised Andrew Tal. MI f-744* lip, 1,% were injured. Shepard Laioratories, Summit, majority leader, said an agree­ Maaidn stsr Evening Herald An-, Dakotas. and sloppy Anancisl practices. den, 'father of Mrs. E. Q. O’Brien Operation of clinics at the days of classes on the work of the 'Dte Extension Bervioo offica re­ When the weather cleaihd, “we on site work. The board alao plana Uangoe ^o "hire teachers for the A IS-year-old aiirvivor, Martin N.J., is a . rt-thns caMiops player of 268 Autumn St., died this morn­ ment seemed imminent before to­ to invite the Civil Defenae olrec- dover corrsapondent, Mrs. Fmsl D. The quake 'victims were camped The suditori siso frowned on schools for the vaccinations was Red Cross ths delegates will be ports that the building is not corn'/ had to pick our way for. mllea remalnini’ period . . ." "This ac­ Pfanetiehl, telephone Fngrtm ,'tlryker of Berkeley. Calif., told and Is trying to revive the old ing In 'Veterans Hospital, West night’s meeting of the iovm com­ pletely flnlahed, but it ean bv used tora from the three tosrna to tha along the Madison River. It flows repeated tardiness of town clerks mittee, but he added that no approved by ths medical staff of expected to put into use with their between boulders aiMl torn out tion was considersd nsibessary be- 9-6656. today how hla father and step­ in turning over the state’s share "steam piano" and give It new Haven, after a long illness. classmalSB the training given them to house the exhibits. hpot.. in the road,” Halle ahld. meeting at which tha beard win mother, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Stry­ frqm Yellowstone Park westward, glory. agreement had been reached at Rockville City Hospital, at a meet­ reviaw the engineering speeigea- eauss of ths short time remaining then northward to Join the Jeffer­ of Ash and game license fees, which He is also survived by another at the Center. The building will be opeit from Deefdte the ferocity of the flood, until ths start of ths 1959-60 ker. died In the alldea. ■ Quinby also is board chairman midday. ing immediately following the tlona for the housing and inatalta- son and Oallatin Rivera at Three under the' Isw are due the Arst daughter, a son, and 10 grandchil­ On Sunday Jon Paul Roden will 6 to 9:30 p,m. Thursday whan ax-' property damage in this tqwn of school ysar, with final approval by Winged Msusenger 'They couldn’t have known what of Greene Line Steamers, Inc., The minority group haa filed selectmen's meeting. . ' tion of an emergency generator. Forks, Mont., to form the Missouri Monday of each month. dren. leave for Andover, Mass., as dele­ htbits may be eet ju^ Exhibits may 4,tM)0 poptilatlon wee eltgbt. tha. board,” .The executive min­ ------I hit them." he aald. operators of the stsmwheeler. A for a primary, contesting the nom­ The Board of Education followed The emergency generator will River. About 80 per cent of all town The funeral will be held Friday gate from Rockville High School again be entered Friday starting utes alao revealed that V. H. For- Friendship, Md "Mta oye | DR. H. P. FIELDS Martin and hla brothera, John, few months ago he bought a 70- morning at 9 o’clock from St. Rita inations for a second selectman jn ether communities In voting t6 Rondants today were busy provide power to provide minimum The dam on the river forms a clerks "sre consistently tardy” in to the Area Leadership Training at 8;S0 a.m, cler, Jr. sras hired to teach Eng­ is on the spanw ," aar - the tenor j 1.1, and Morjfsn, 8.' were aleeping year-old calliope that had been la modemlaing It. When rebuilt, be the first to pump colored Church in Hamden, with burial In and two 6-year terms on the require the vacclnatioru, beginning clearing out debris thsLt iloodeid raquiramenta for heat and light in lake holding about 337,000 acre- this respect, the auditors said. The Center. The one week training pe­ Judgihg in dairy, beef, ewine homes and stores. lish and social studies. In ths event at Sunday moming wmhlp at the in a .separate tent 20 feet away. board, in turn, should insist on salvaged from the sunken show­ he aaya it would have a remote ■team,” he says. "Passengers the family plot In Hamden Ceme­ Board of ■ Education. Two other .with the first shot by Oct. 1. Any the event of a power failure, aa feet of water. student who falls to get the first riod will be held at Phillips An­ and goat claaees is aet to start at Highway 66 and 96 were re­ that any last minute rssignatlons 117 EAST CENTER 8T. "We could near treea crackinjf,’’ prompt payment as cnlled for un­ boat, Water Queen. keyboard with mercury contacts on her cruises from . Cincinnati to tery. vacancies, each -for unexpired dover Academy where approxi­ well as emsrgency use of the Methodlat churrh. he aald. "When we jfot out of the A 10-year-old boy, Robert Ben­ Inoculation by that date will not be 10 a.m.. and all other claaees ex­ opened yeeterday but authorities school cafetsrts. are obtaiiMd, subatitutaa will be nett of Cottonwood, ArUt., told re­ der the law, the auditors declared According to Quinby, the old- operating the' whiatles by means New Orleans, the Kentucky Derby, Friends may call at the M. F terms with 2-yeara left to nm, mately 55 chapters from nine east­ With that, a swallow flitted tn , tent two treea had fallen across Walker and Sons Funeral Home, permitted to attend school unless cept horses and sheep will begin urged motoriati 'o use caution Board treasurer John H. Yeo­ used to round our thd ataff. HAS RESUMED porters he and his family saw a Board ^rector Lyle M. Thor^, time calliope player aweated out of solenoid valves. Chattanooga, Pittsburgh and St may be used in the compromise. ern seaboard states will be repre­ at 10:30 a.m. through an open window, flow i our car and another crushed our in reply, said that his agency has his music in a steam bath, almost Paul will be able to watch the 1201 Chapel St., New Haven, to­ The majority has left on file one he haa a doctor’s certificate, or un­ sented. while traveling -over the debris- mans of Andover haa checked into' At the meeting the board was among the rafters a short Ume ' car containing, a crippled boy, a Topping it off will be colored Lunch will be served at noon, clMged roa(te. boat." never lost any federal funds by not breaking his knuckles shoving the caJllopist or go on deck to aee morrow from 3 to 9 p.m. candidate, Atty. Francis C. Shea. less his parent’s objsct for reit-: All three delegates were chosen* the poasibllitiea of obtaining notifisd of ths resignation of and flew out. man and wo'fniui burled by a slide lights playing on the steam and glous fesaons. after Which the building will be 'Hie Sant Fe BallT.'ay reopened OFFICE HOURS Then a tremendous roar echoed billing monthl.v or at more fre­ valve opening keys. That kind of the play of color in tha steam The minority group haa named on the basis of- leadership and in­ matching funde from Civil Do- Thomas MeCabs of Andover, e Sololet LAren Bloom, whnai eye 50 feet from the Bennett car. It creating what Quinby calls an Nov. 1 waa set aa the date by open to the public. OM westbound track out of fpnae for the project. Teomana down the mountain seconds before quent Intervals. operation ahould be improved, he "aurora effect” in' pink steam, from her 32 whistles.” Arold Kirk Tedford Atty. Harvey A. Yonce and Sey­ terest. Their expenses will be paid ,teacher In tha junior high school was on the nnwir, didn't see the the avalanche hit the parents’ could not be determined If the He said that since moat restore Arold Kirk Tedford, 10-day-oId which the second shot must be re­ At 2 p.m. games and amuaementa Needles yeeterday ami expected to waa authorised by the board last at RHAM. MeCaba will teach in three escaped. thought. green steam, amber, orange, blue The Delta Queen cruisea on the mour E. Lavitt. by the Junior Red Croes Ser^ce winged measenger. Bin the eon- tent. I tion projects are of a continuing twin son of John R. Tedford and ceived. The third and. final shot Fund. will get underway, a livestock reeume normal eratlona today. night to proceed with arrange­ the Windham School aystam. Hla gregatlon amiled knowingly. At one time laat night the death He trucked the 32-whiatle In- and violet. Ohio, Tennessee, Cumberland,' Atty. O'Loughlin and John Hoyt, Three helicopters were poised at nature, it would be "impractical" atniment to hla laboratory and Helen A. Hammond Tedford of 120 have withdrawn aa candidates, must be obtained by the opening Soda Gases IClssIng parade Is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. West Yellowstone to operate the toll was given by officials as i9, ”Oiir Delti Queen ealllope will Kanawha and Mississippi rivers. nf school in 1960. and square and round dancing at 8 to go through all the red tape of Stone Rd., Knoxville, Tenn., for­ leaving the Town Committee with The apparent theft of 20 cases air lift to bring out the persons in then was revised downward by Dr. C. H. Metcalf, chief of staff p.m. will follow the evening meal. frequent voiichering. "We knew the merly of Manchester, died a t the the task of replacing them. The of empty soda bottles from the the lakes area above the Madison Montana’s Civil Defense director, money was available when we at the hospital, said today the doc­ On Saturday, exhiblta will open Knoxville Baptist Hospital Mon­ Committee also must find a candi­ Little League Field Monday night River valley, where the quakes Hugh Potter. wanted it," he said. day. tors win hold clinics at the schools at 9:30 a.m. Judging in the aheep Monday night and Tuesday hit But sherifTs officers near the Your Pocketbook date for the newly created vacan­ whenever ths school authorities are 11 being Investigated by Rockville classes will take place at 10 a.m. A However, now that the state Board to Again Check His body was sent to Manches­ cy which came about with the re- Police. with the most force. quake-stricken sirea said others By FAYE RENLB ready. horse show will be held at the same budget setup would assign such ter, where biirial services were algnatlon from the Board of Ed­ Captain Peter J. Dowgiewicz Many got out last night when i^ght have been carried to their federal money to the federal fund held in East Cemetery this morn­ Superintandent of Schools Ray­ hour. There V ill be demonstrations buckled, broken U.S. Highway 21^ deaths beneath slides. ucation of Winfred Kloter. ^ mond E. Ramsdell will contact tiia said the theft, reported by Recrea­ at 1:30 p.m., and exhibits may be rather than special fund, Thorpe - "What is a credit union?" I’ve ing. The Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, The minority group cannot con­ tion Board Chairman John Gill was opened by a road crew, Idaho Jeeps, boats and helicopters said that frequent billing will have On Polio Clinic Need associate pastor of South Metho­ Board of Selactmen to see if the removed at 4 o’clock. ."ttate Police reported. Some were were vised to rescue an undeter­ been asked. test in a primary any candidates town will provide the vaccine, or if Tuesday, probably occurred Mon­ to be done. ' A credit union is made up of a dist Church, officiated. able to drive out their own cam. mined number of persona reported As to the criticism of town the Town Committee choses for parents will be charged. day night after the regional Town Director Theodore Powel.’^ ind the town’s doctors in any step group of people who agree to save Besides 'his parents, he leaves the unexplred terms, because the For hours, they had been marooned by the slides In the clerks to turn in license money his twin brother, Erick C., another Arrangemanta will be made by tournament game between Con­ trapped between the slide and Madison River valley. will meet again with the Man it decides to take to fight polio. He their money together and .make primary filing deadline is passed. ' necticut and New Jersey cham­ promjjtly, Thorpe said his agency loans to each oUier at low inter- brother, Joel C.; his paternal Town Health Officer Dr. Joseph J. Flash Flood damaged Hetgen Dam seven miles A t one time 150 were reported Chester Advisory Boapd of Health said also that the Directors would It would appear that John P. pions. has done all it could in this matter. eet rates. They are private vol­ grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Tedford Krlstim. away. trapped below Hebgen Dam. but to get ita opinion tSti whether the back any deciaiona of the doctors McKeown, O’Loughlin’s candidate, Gill told police he checked the "Town clerks are elected local town ahould have a polio clinic. untary organizations, yet they ars of 48 Academy St., and his mater­ The Board of Education, with a .d ic e of three sU tss Idaho, many reached safety by last night. officials," he added. "You just and the agency—the experts on the may 'withdraw from tha race for field at Henry Park about 10 p.m. ROEBUCKSEARS AND CO. chartered and supervised by the nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. hare quorum of five members pres­ Kill* Three WAoming anc Montanst—-wortced The dam took a severe pound­ Powell’s proposed v i^ devMoped subject. second selectman, leaving tha Monday, and again three hours can’t go out and have them arrest­ out of a Board of Direc'.ors meet­ government. John C. Hammond of Chatham, ent, touched lightly on the possi­ side by- side in the rescue efforts, ing from the mighty shocks. For ed for a thing like this." He said Powsll will see whether Maas. nomination to Mrs. Mary Pfau of bility of clinics and providing for later. At that time he found a case ing last iright in which several the increiM this year in polio cases There are several advantages to Flaherty’s group. Needles, Calif., Aug. 19 (85—A along with sheriff’s officers. Civil a time officials feared It might go The report also scored the board Local arrangements were made those who cannot afford to pay for of broken bottles on the road near Defense workers, the Civil Air to v''sqpeoplc urged again that a may havs changed the Advisory belonging to a credit union. Atty. Shea, a newcomer who was , flash -flood has left three dead out, unleashing a flood down the on the following: Here is one of the cheapest by the Watkins-West Funeral shots. the field. He reported this to the Patrol, Red Cross workera, men canyon. clinic be established. Board’s opinion on whether a pub­ elected chairman of the Town and one miMing on the California- Maintenance of Ananclal records lic clinic la needed. sources for a loan. The maxi­ Home, Board membera learned during police, and removed the broken from military units and the U.S. 'In only fair condition.” Most liislstent was Charles Mor­ Committee by the majority group their meeting that the clinic prob­ glass. Arizbna desert. Forecasters say Forest Service. Montana Power Co, officials rison, 32 Oonetance Dr., who bsu Powell said one feeling is that, mum rate charged is 1 per cent two weeks ago, has Indicated he said one abutment of the 87-foot- Tardiness In recording items, er per month on the unpaid balance, lem was to be discussed by the doc­ Captain Dowgewica theorized In an effort to determine wheth­ been preastng for a polio cKnlc for rather than having a clinic, ail doc­ will probably not withdraw from another cloudburst may be on the hlgh Hebgen Dsm was jarred loose rora in posting and "various lesser which may work out to leas than tors later in the evening. that all of the cases might have er people are buried beneath the Qndeitrabje.'condlUons.” ■ montlia. Others included members tor! in town could cooperate to the race. way. a new world of sewing adventure with Kenmore! by the quake, but It still held. steer school children to their shots the cost of a bank loan. Funeral* It is not known how many of the beert removed by car or truck, rock creel: campground sHde. Keeping inventory records "in of the Manchester Taxpayers’ He and McKeown are strongly with one falling off. The refund The Yyeather Bureau seid It names of ail persona removed from The quakes tilted land behind League,. by means of an arranged schedule. Credit unions were founded at 1opposed by the minority group. estimated 3,900 pupils attending very poor condition.” the turn oft he century for the value of the casea is 75 eenta each, couldn't predict the extent of the the area were being logged. the dam, raising the south ahorr Discussion settled onto the point Wilbur Bennett of the Manches­ Mrs. Nellie N. Pearson school In September have already Failure to follow-up on numeroiui prime purpose of lending money making the total value of tha 20 new showers, expected today. Officials feared the death toll from A to 15 feet and dropping the of whether or not Directors should ter Taxpayers’ League aaw polio The funeral of Mrs. Nellie N. been vaccinated. A polio clinic at north shore by the same amount. audit recommendations made In to workers who came to cities cases *15. A cloudburst Monday night might rise to at leaA 13. past years. order a public clinic into existence protection as a public health mea­ Pearson, 246 Oak St., was held at the high acheel last spring was There, was some concern be­ sure over which the Board of Dtrec- and towns whers industry waa Merchants are being warned to dropped more than an inch of rain SurvivioTs reported seeing a as against the wishes of the Ad- 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon In said to have provided vaccinations in three hours on this tiny farm cause a Tilgh earth barrier was tora could exercise compulsion. He growing. Most of these new ar­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The Work Starts for 90 per cent of those then with­ report any unusual requests for couple and a crippled boy swept risory Board of Health and Man­ rivals had no bank credit and town on the Colorado River. away by an avalanche which created by a slide back of the dun. chester Medical Society. said the Board ahould order the Rev. Prescott Beach officiated and out them. bottle refunds. m o d e s h D E S ie a f o r m o d e r m j e ^ Waters of the reservoir rose high Town Health Department to set needed small sums of money to Gill said cases of empty brittias The storm washed out m ajor St ruck their automobile Back 8M100I Board Action James McKay was organist. Burial A recommendation that teach­ highways, destroyed bridges, against the harrier as men with Nikita Airs up a clinic, and provide the funds. get their households started. They waa in Baat Cemetery. On Sidewalks ers and staff members also obtain previously have been left at the At another point, parta of an On the whole, citizens and were at the mercy of unscrupu­ stranded hundreds of motorists, automobile registered to Thomas bulldosers battled to clear a chan­ Board members last night were Townspeople should then be Bearers were Randall Brown. the polio vaccinations was agreed j field after U ttle League games notified, he said, of the savings of lous leaders. flooded Needles stores, ripped up fo-uid. along with Stowe’s Ashing nel through the packed earth and elated over the Board of Educa­ Thomas Humphries. Frank Mc­ Acting general manager Horace upon, but no vote was taken as without any trouble. rocks. New P lans a clinic aa against "the expense of Today, people belong to credit Murphey laat night told Town Di­ railroad tracks and endangered fund, along with Stowe’s Ashing tion’s action Monday In voting' a Gowan, W. Frank Mullen, Ray this cannot be compulanry. . Hospital Notes a private doctor.” uniona not just because they offer rectors that new sidewalks are be­ isolated hamlets. tsckW hra and sopie papers. The Rock Creek campground, requirement that all children in mond Finnegan and William The action requiring students to Admitted yesterday; Walter He told the Board to get ‘‘force- a good source of .credit but to Strain. ing put on .Golway St., as ordered Massive walls of water poured — The ■heriff’s office at Virginia about seven miles downstream on For Berlin the Manchester school' system be help them with their savings and be vaccinated against polio fol­ Jesanis, 4 Maiden La.; John Hig­ the Madison from Hebgen Dam, fur’ about the polio 'menace and recently, and Porter St, will be lows a permissive laV passed in out of normally dry ravines and City, Mont., reported once that Inoculated aimlnst polio. insurance planning. Member­ next. gins. Laurel Trail, Coventry; sent boulders skimming like bodies cf Stowe and his wife had was the srea hit hardest. not follow the opinions of the Ad­ Robert Boyce the last session of ths State Leg­ Clement B. Watson, Wilson-La., ' eague members Helen Funeral Home at 11 o’clock. The BO citizens were present. ba, 47 Village S t ; Joan Sfarza, Killed Monday night when their Ic on how W est Germany would But Morrison remained firm Fitzpatrick and Walter Mahoney, bers usually average a 4 per cent Rev, Roy Hutcheon of the Wnp- The mayor also reported that truck was flipped and torn to bita hospitals in four Montana towns. ■T was awakened and realised the return on the money they invest. RFD .I. be assured access to West Berlin, that a clinic Is needed. He said all former town directors. Mrs. Fitz­ ptng ComnuinRy Church officlat- voluntary help from the-Board will In other action the Board: by a 26-foot wall of water. were Six were reported in critical con­ ground was shaking. I rushed out Many credit unions Insure their ■Voted to accept an underage pu­ Birth today: A son to Mr. and dition. 110 miles Inside Red territory. surrounding towns have them; patrick aald contact could be made d. Burial waa tn East Cemetery. probably be needed to do the long- Ben Elthe, Francla Tazzi and and found.rocks and dust flying Milton Eisenhower, in reporting that more than 10,000 Manchester- borrower’s loans up to * 10,000 pil In first grade because he was Mrs. William Da'vis, 40 Thompson Most of the victims were camp­ off the mountain.” with townspeople through the Bearers were Robert Simpsom, .^tanding Job of codifying the town S t Charles Sanche, Navajo workers to the Pret dent, was M id to have ites under 40 have not been im­ Vlaltlng Nurses Association'.'’ without charge against death or George Simpson, Walter R. Fer­ ordinances. transferring from Coventry where ______• for the Santa Fe Railway. ers enjoying outdoor vacations In A wall of water battered Steele total and permanent disability. he had already attended kinder­ lha rugged wilds of southw-estem imderstood Khrushchev’s plan munized; that the high- school Mahoney told Kelly to cut red guson a..d David McIntosh. No One Wants Job They were part of a 6-man crew and his wife. Their night clothing would provide for a conldor Unk­ clinics held last spring were dis­ Frequently, Insurance is available garten. 5'ernnn and Taloottville news Is Montana, leas than 20 miles west tape and get a clinic established be­ He said no one appeared Inter­ handled through The Herald’s dispatched, to' check a railroad' wa.v ripped off by jagged rocks. ing the city with West Germany. appointing; and that pride will fore the voters circulate a petition to double the savings of an in­ Granted leaves of absence,with­ of Yellowstone Park. ested in doing the Job for the Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St„ washout. Miss Verona Holmes, 35, Bil­ Some i^tate Department official.^ prevent any family from asking to get it done themaelvea. This sured member upon his death, up amount .of money in the appro­ out pay to Mrs. Muriel Dignam The quake Arst struck near mid­ lings, was asleep in Her trallqr to * 1,000. telephone TRemont 5-3136. Two men, , (Seorge Ashmore, night Monday at Hebgen Dam and take a dim view of the Khrush­ for free shots. appeared to be one of Mahoney’s priation for it. Magauran until Oct. 1, and to Lu- when aroused. "I yelled, thinking chev proposal on grounds that: frequent threats and allusions to Credit uniona can afford to make Board Okays elle Goodwin for the entire school crew foreman, and G e r o n i m o farther downstream in the Madison it was a bear,” she said. ' The Advisofs Board of Health cheap loans and pay a relatively Board Secretary Francis Ms- Rodriguez, the driver, were res­ 1. It would mean recognition in what he holds to be the Manches­ honey read a letter from Atty. year. Place for Laughs River Valley, famous trout Ashing Then the trailer was sngulfed April 10 saw no need for a polio higher rate . of interest because cued. country. fact of the Communist Bast Ger­ clinic. The unit and the Manches­ ter Taxpayers’ League’s voting Paul Marie concerning the pro­ Heard RamsdeU’a report that by rocks and mud, Mias Holmes man government. Washington has strength. they operate with low overhead. Pool Bidding *9,382 had been received in fed­ Elizabetii, N.J. (/P>--Would you Sheriff’s officers resumed the There were an estimated 22.000 said she "was swept under water ter Medical Society said, ‘"Vacclna- Frequently, their office apace la posed regrading project to stop to 25.000 vacationers in Yellow­ opposed this In the pa.st, favoring ,tlon against polio, like any other Mahoney added that "the people flooding between Bolton St. and eral aid instead of the *6.000 or like to go to Bagotville on Hal Ha! search today for the sixth crew­ for a long way" until she reached donated and much of the paper The Board of Directors last stone Park when the quakes hit, Instead a unified rather than a di­ medical treatment. Is beat han- want a polio clinic" and are more Schaller Rd. *7,000 expected, making the budg­ Bay ? man, identified aa Fred Athene. safety. She was Injured, as were vided Germany. than willing to pay for one through work needed to run the credit night authorized General Man­ et submitted to the Board of Fi­ If you uo, see Richard H. Nagel, Police Chief Robert E. Ford but no one was reported hurt there. Steele and his wife. handled by the patient’s private Marte, In the letter, said Bolton 2. The United States, Britain tax money. union la performed by volunteers. ager Richard ‘Martin to advertise nance a total of *1,251,385. who collects railroad timetables. ■aid he feared Athene, waa burled Earth slides closed some roads in Mrs. Joseph H. Armstrong of physician and not by assembly line St. homeowners were "assured of ths western aide of the park. and France would be giving up Most credit uniona are mem­ for bids on the construction of an timely action" April 9. but now Contributed to a gift for Philip Hat Hs! Ba.v is in Canada and a under an avalanche of debris at Victoria, B. C., camping with her techniques with all the risks and outdoor swimming pool at the Ver- Additional light tremors north of their rights to We.st Berlin which disadvantages of -plecemesl and bers of the Credit Union National little time remains for planting BUnn, truant officer, who has been train leave* for there e\'ery day the, scene of the luscldent, 10 miles husband and two children, describ­ Assn, which operates as an affil­ planck School. from Arzlaa, Quebec. east of Needles. The Southern Hebgen Dam were felt last night, ed how "I was knocked off m.v feet they gained through their World impersonal medical care.” Garbage Hearing grass before the weather turn.s. hospitalized since a June car ac­ but caused no damage. War II conquest. Complete with­ iate of the CUNA Mutual Insur­ Director Francis Mahoney, head The project has not been started. cident. ' Nagel makes the Interesting California town is 225 miles north­ and rolled and rolled" by the tum­ Would Back Doctors ance Society, the 23rd largest life None of the famous scenic won- bling earth. drawal of their troops would go Mayor Eugene T. Kelly toIdMor- of a Dlrectoi^s’ swim pool comit- However, Murphey said Lang­ Red OroM Training point that his timetable lists no east of Los Angeles. far beyond the small -reduction Now Unnecessary insurance company in North tee which collected data and Marlene Skowronek and Michael return trip from Ha! Ha! Bay, Motorists trapped by the flood Then she heard her nuaband ri.'. tenUally serious, the caller is tol(^ rector Gilbert Barnes last nlglit company employes can save or mount to *850 to *1,000. — date on the sU rt of the towfp* * 6” STHEO OR in San Francisco had an 8.2 m ar- He maintains a growing poison to rush the victim to the hospital. warded to be at “Mail said no attempt should be made to borrow through payroll deduc­ Mayor Eugene T. Kelly said the perin^ent paving program for nitude. “ Index file in hla office and at his The center then tells the doctor on prohibit truck traffic on the road— tions. Directors could appropriate more, this fal. and next spring. He aald * ” M O N AU R AL C air regularly with all Hartford home on the Ingredients duty at the hospital of the sub­ as some residents have suggested. if necessary. he hasn’t heard yet of any inid- 5 of any pbtential trouble-maker stance involved and of the recom­ the hometovn news Tank Fights Eroaioii Restricting Use of town streets is 3filk Consumption Steady Director Francis Mahoney, re- tatlona lo bid. Quick action on the found In or around the home. The mended emergency treaitment, a “last resort" step, Barnes said, porUng on use of the high school paving was also urged by Barnes. file inoludes recommended emer­ people away from WUmln-ton, Del. — Stripped of In a less serious case, i simple to be used only if repair or recon- swimming pool this summer, said In another mattet, John WIeti gency treatment. first-aid measure is suggested and etruction of the roads can’t solve Des Moines— American fresh- WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANOTHER AUMO FIDELITY RECORD ^ home are m anxious Its upper armor and iU turret, a milk consumption averaged 35,2 the turnout was outstanding and exe)— examine an.ythlng he can put his fooda on picnics. bile accident In the south of was applied to the Caribbean Sea Michael Long, 6, of 42 Trebbe Tropical storm Edith ht< degen­ hands on. It la natural for him Another youngster helped him- ACCUSED AH TERRORISTS France today, his secretary said. and nearby waters made hazard­ Dr., was hospitalized for the night OSCAR BRAND asd m ay, naay athar faaaiaattag aad taettisg asunla. erated into a moderate \isterly to put things Into his mouth.” self to his father’s ' wood-staining Havana, Aug. 19 (>p>—Police The secretary said a telegram ous by pirates. powder. Mockades today netted a retired after he suffered multiple abra­ iKanrljrBtrr wave but a second easterly wave That’s why the center’s big job had been received at Woburn sions to his head and face In a • lndiadM «tt«clHN*iit 45 in the extreme western Carib­ ^ 4-year-old waa found covered Cuban general and a carload of is in the Aeld of education and pre­ Abbey, the duke’s huge estate, STR IK E AT ANACONDA fall from his bicycle. Ho returned 64M DOWN bean haa beeonte a little atrong- heiw to foot with an insecticide peesoiM abetised of terrorist **ylng he had suffered a severe Butte, Mont., Aug. 19 (ypi__ AVAILABLE AT: vention. Virtually ail poison cases powder. home this morning. Ray Seller's er, the Miami Weather Bnnau ars preventabls, he said, and could ahootings. The .arrenta followed concussion. The accident was Miners and smelterinen today m i- amriher alght of gunfire In High power ot a krw price! Deep suction gives thorough ■Md today. Edith, flfth tropical havs been avoided with a few A 7-year-elu swallowed model ^ v e happened near atmek the Annoonda Co., one lEnrntng glne fuel. vaaa. PoUoo aald today they nr- IB^Q GOVERNOR RESIGNS rug and floor cleaning ~ compoct and easy to store, storm of the season. Is now lo­ safety rules. Callolres In the Hante Savoie. of the worM'a largest copper cated over the oentral Oarlbbeaa In each case, tha aituaUon waa aatad Oen. Borique HemaiideB J ^ r o , Aug. 19 (A5 — Egypt's disposable dust bogs . . . change bags in seconds: Doctors—particularly pediatrici­ alzed up quickly, the toxic con- Nardo, anpervisor of Nattooal prodnoer. A walkout by an ea- ^ c i a l MMdle East Newt smith of Hispaniola and Is mov­ ans— and others In contact with the Fork Che kmated 5,699 members of the in ottracMwe decorator gray finish. ing westwnrd. tenta determined, and the eourae of Police under Prealdent Orau San _ If you have your butcher remove Agency aald today that MaJ. MUSIC SIhlOP public are constantly reminded by action preacribed. Internatloiial Union of Mine, l|rrald the center to warn parents of ths Martin, aa he attempted to croao the bone from a oork shoulder you Gen. Ahmed Saleh Abdl, a lead­ And after handling hundrada of harriers set up by patrol cars Mill and Smelter Workers ing anU-Conununlat, has re­ 1013 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Ml f .2034 Hlghsst ptsk undsr ths Amsrl- dangers to children at home. can put dressing in the pocket and (lad.) began at Butte, Ana- MANGHE8TER SHOPPING PAEXADB ^ flag Is Mount MoKlnlsy, Alss- aimi|ar rasea, Blank atlU leapa for InveMlfaUng reports that a light signed aa governor geoeral of PHONE MI 8-1881 Parents are urged to keep drugs, the telephone when it rlnga, ready roast. Use short skewers and oaada. Groat Falls and East HEADqUAB’nuU I FO Ri BAND INErKUMkiN'TO, LBM O N 8 , ka, aOMO Asst Mffh. plaae had been spotted flyimr low string to close the stuffed pocket Iraq. Oen. Abdl haa been en- household chemicals and p^sonous to hel^ MV* a Ufa.' ^ over ■ suhiirh of H nrse- Halcaa in Montana and Tooele ^ STORE HOURSt •v •'efore tha meat goea into th4 oven. la Utah. trnsted with enforcing niartlal W nBREG-m -Fl REOOBM aiMI EUBCFimiO GH4MID OROANB if law. . MOW, TUB&. SAT.— 18 A Jt. Be 8 P J I . K'. WqBO., TWtTRfl„ FR I.— 18 A.Bt. to D rJI. . \ \'

MANCHSSTBE EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTER, OONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1969 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST It, 198§ Pages 13 to 24 FAOiTWSLVI Section Two. WEDNESDAY,'XUGUST 19. 1969 Httrtttag Ifrralh O m , tM chw iU Barnard Junior thslr aMMraa to hav* either the m ite School. Andover hot lunch or mHk under the school Senators Back Scouts Plan Itinerary Tho remainderI of the trip will In-' program, thay are asked to sign Rockville elude thrM nights of camping at the BHp, IndieatMg such ehoice, Board Waives Acadia National Park^ one night In ParenlsAsked and to ostur.i K. to school. Bill on Housing Board Okays $6,500 the White Mts., staying at a motet, 1 ^ . Doris E. Chambarlain, ele­ House’s Summer ' lug on the Long mentary. Bchool principal, said to­ For Scottish Rangers (OenAsned Page OhA) Church Taxes Trail In the Green M ^. of Vermont To Aid School day tllat the sp^al reading pro­ false A rvcst Suit gram, inauguratad at the sdhool and spending those nlghU In some Bsnior Republican Howe Oex-ems and coming school year. Sha states for some new government-financed ’The iinanlmous vote waa^prompt A Rockvtile resident haa indl-ftrtrimen art covered by ^ Stataa. live during part of their alay In to Niagara Falls. In order to visit Tha only change which will be elementary achoola. added, should be given to lighting. with no discussion among TMrec- that their help and understanding Housing programs aa wall aa for Men's Clothing Dept. rated ha plans to sue the rltv In hends. Ahnert joindd tbs Back-' H m group Ineludaa four R a n g m Mahcheater. Thalia Uimaden. will the FMle the group will m>end made, Mrs. Ouunberlaln said. Is TTie Board voted tha money from He .said in aoma plAoss tha Hghting tora. Ronald Jacobs' motion for la urgently needed to provide the others which are out of fundi. It connection with an allegedly fslse vine force May 88. < and thalr leader. They win be the be the gueel of Bonnie Wyman, 18 two nights St tb s Niagara Falla that there will be fewer groups tha capiUI Improvement reserve is up to 24 oandlepewer below the abatement was seconded by kind of program that will be of aBo includes varloua llberallaations arrest. Fhioldg«r aak} he Is bended kjr quanta of Senior Olrl Scout Troop Oeedfleld Dr.; Morag Mnitcbbla will Olrl Scout oamp. The return to than had been planned for the pro­ ‘ CHOICE OF OOMPIJCTE STOCK OF MEN’S fluid at a meeting In the Mimldpal minimum suindarda. Mrs. Alice Lamenzo, the moet value to their ehlldran. of the F H A mortgage Insurance the Tolland OMinty Deputy Sher­ be the gueat of Virginia 318 Mancherter will be ms.t on Lebor gram for the coming year. Charta Building. He said 88.500 will do the job Barlier, Atty. John Mrosek. ap­ I.«on Zanks. 10 Bellevlew A’ve. Among the waya that parents program designed to help pfivata for which the Board o f Education iffs Aeen. A. year a g a aoma membera of Henrv St.; B tU Sutherland will bo kept on last year's groupings In­ Harry Howroyd, chairman of the pearing before the Board aa a has filed notice of intent to claim Day. may help. Mra. Chamberlain says, Industry. had aarller. asked 810.000 because The law firm of'Pigeon, amtt- Dm tocal troc^ vlalted theae the guaal of .loan Fray, 42 Unn- From Labor Day until Friday dicate that amaslng progress had building commlttM, recommended church member, said the property damagea from Rockville patrolman are by assisting tn tha volunteer * Elsenhower won only ptie minor SUMMER SUITS only one-third of the entire ele­ U. and Kahan la Soota In their home town of more I)r.; Anne Stewart will be aftamoon. Sept. 11. the Scots will been made, both with advanced the .88,500 expenditure and aaid hla did not qualify for tax-exempt Robert A. Ahncrt. the City of Rock­ library program; attendance at •Idrmish in the two days of Senate Zanks. Cupar. , SooUand. They la- the gueat of .Tanet Mortimer, 82 be jntertalii

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go on the Vermont trip, Aug. 01, of Woodhrldge. Like the IteV. Al­ tary and btfbrmatlofi should be fA O IIO m iN UANCHESTBR B^’ENINQ HERALD. MANrHESTE?. CX)NN- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST tft, IftBft Hehron n , and 00. fred Rapp of Flushing) N. T„ he aent te her. Seadhara Tnrfflc Heavy has a eununar home ill Oilead. tlU ■eoeed Hep Saj y day China Troops Keyboard Career Clicking Church L^defs Chre whlated down the new aervlca Sunday wilt be' the last ef Rig doings are promised by the highway running north and aouth the aeries of Joint meetings of the Amston r.Ake Improvement As­ In India Stlite< through Hebron center all through two ehurchee. Asked to Outline the weekend, on the way to the sociation next Saturday evenings ■ j VKKO^OA R. ontaxonr, ..Sunday ScliesI Plaaned * to take place at the Amston t when she was only 14. ’f jm then rftHlU on she has been winning nearly He wants.it more than anything else in the world. But he doesn’t expect fa­ every music competition in Buenos Aires. Last year Sylvia reached a vors-just his fair chance. The kind of chance every American kid deserves. high spot in her still young career AIR-CONDITIONED OPEN TH URSD AY .nd FRIDAY NITES till 9 when she was Invited to play at the World famous Colon 'Theater. OPEN SIX DAYS MON.. TUES.. WED. AND SAT. TILL B:30 . Such famous pianists as Jose Iturbi, Leonard Bernstein and And he’ll get it, if the American people have anything to say about it. Bachauss have played at the Old Inn Regains Life Colon, considered the finest con­ cert hall in South America. For they’re backing the future of this youngster-r and the millions of boys Sylvia performed so well last Your ONE STOP year that 4he was given a con­ As Theatrical Center tract from the Colon for the i ca Buenos Aires musical season arxl girls I T h im -w ith almiost 43 billion dollars. By MIKE SOmN < Tfie down payment an the 025,- which has recently started. Her 9 6 6 for famous make apparel Initial performance this year — Hanover Court House, V a Aug. 000 property waa 05,000. "That Beethoven's First Plano Con­ 8 OP)— A rambling Uvern that far month of July we saved 01,000,” MAIN certo, accompanied by the Buenos outdates the American Revolution Mies McAv ley says. "We borrowed ST. Aires City PhHharmonlo Orches­ has come to life again In 20th Cen­ tbi rest and moved In Aug. 1." tra -T- WM favorably received by tury Virginia as a theatrical cen­ "We‘ Jved here a whole year be­ fore we could do a show,” Miss for Girls, Boys, Preteens 6- Teehs the eritlcs. ter. , One criUc observed that her In­ The promising young attorney McAuley e*ye- "There wasn’t a terpretation of Beethoven was Patrick Henry, who married the toUet in the house tta t worked when we arrived. We spent the "filled with vigor and sonority owner's daughter, lived in Han­ first year Miking the tavern liv­ with absolute technical muslcal- over Tayern. Cornwallis once made A colorful That'i how much Americans own Ity.” Another said that she per­ it his headquarters. able.” for BACK TO SCHOOL The motors' needs were simple. formed "as a lion showing Its Now the tavern, 20 miles north of Richmond on U.S. .301, Is known They drew a dollar or two a week seliKtion of ...... • claws.” for personal Items. The house Sylvia says playing piano con­ as the Barksdale Memorial Thea­ in U.S. ^ vin gs Bonds ter. Along with comedy, mystery bought and pr-pared'the food and PREE PARKING For 300 CARS NE>a TO POPULAR MARKET certs Is strenuous work and a provided cigarettes. performer must keep herself In and tragedy of a high quality the year round, it offers a dinner- First Production In 1054 top physical condition. That she T3ien came the first production, Girls' 3 to 14 H mh art the Bondi that help make aure there will h€ a does by swimming and taking theater package With the actors waiting on tables. the Gay Nineties melodrama FREE! 2 Pair ef Famous LaRoi Sex (worth 39e to 45c pair) (nture iat our childran—becauaa Hiey help America keep dancing and slngtog lessons. • 'XJold In the Hills," which played Sylvia comes froiiS a musical Architects of this transforma­ famous make Or 2 Pair of Boys’ Intorwovon Sox With Evory Poir of Shoos the peace. How? RemanlMr. peace oosti money. Money for tion were half a dozen stock play­ for three weeka In September family. Her father, a professional 1054. mflitary atrength, for education, for a healthy economy. photographer who Immigrated here ers who found little opportunity to perform on the New York, stage. In the spring of 10fi5, the troupe T W O many years ago from Germany, put on its first season, thres plays FREE! And the U. ft-BaThlii Bonds the American people buy plays the violin and her .aister, Traveled South hi 10M, "We decided the way to ocal public schools will open rooms was locked. While we ,33. a native of Asheville, N. C., waited for . the agent to sort who, like Miss McAuley, grew up Wednesday, Sept. 0, Supt. of through a fistful of keys, we Schools Royal O. Fisher said to­ In Detroit. Kilgore, his wife Pris­ stared at cobwebs, falling plas-' cilla and Miss McAuley now own day. • _ - ter, peeling paint." Barksdale Theater. Marriage and / Parents of unregistered pupils Though the tavern presented a a parting of the ways reduced the are reminded all new pupils and variety of obstacles to untrsiined original six to three. There ar^ A fabulous collection first gradera.,ar« to be registered hands, the six were favorably half a dozen actors in residence. Tuesday, Sept. 1. and Wednesday, impressed. The financial picture la Improv­ of smartly styled -L-i Sept. 2, at the Robertson School 'The agent clinched the deal ing. The theater seats 150. Virtual­ In South Coventry and at Coven­ when he swung open a door lead­ ly all performances are sold out ing off the top room In the baae- ¥ ~ \ try Grammar School In North ment. ' "There, hardly recogniz­ several weeks in advance. Coventry. able, •’^waa our theater." says •Performers and stage handa , Gids' Coats It is a requirement that pairents Mlaa McAuley, publicist for. the get a token salary, amounting to themselves sign the registration troupe, "Not that anyone with, a expenses. forms, Supt. Fisher said. All new spark of common sense would "We want ~th make the theater pupils In town who expect to at- have recognized it as such. A larger and better. But we won’t by Coat Craft . tend high school are also expected bare room, about 40 by 60 feet, take it out from under this roof," to register. School authorities with «*-'TV4-7oot ceiling that any says Miss McAuley. . Gastwirth ' cannot provide transportation for mediocre theater 'technician could "W e’ll never be millionaires these pupils If they do not have have said at a glance would pro­ from this business. But I think we Bambury and ^ any record on them. High schools hibit adequate stage lighting.'' can be. fairly comfortable.” have been aaked not lo accept new Philadelphia Girl pupils unless they are, approved pla,vground. Rain date Is the fol­ \ for entrance. lowing Saturday. Dancing will be Explosion, Fire ,„It la evident from the local rec­ to muaii, by Dick Mills orchestra; Conservatively Priced ords that a number of first grad­ “Vic" Samuels will prompt for ers-have not been registered for square dancing. Proce«]8 !^1I be the coming year. This should be for the annual Halloween party Kills 2, Injures taken care, of on the registration sponsored by the patrol fo r , the 24.98 to 39.98 days, Fisher said. children In town. Before the opening of regular The Wor ten's Auxiliary of the 20 on C a rrie r school sessions, - there will be an South Coventry firemen's . organ­ Textured tweeds ■ alt orientation meeting for the new ization will serve light refresh­ (ConMnned fr«m^Page fine) wool broadcloths, lue- teachers on Sept. 4. There will be ments during the prograiii. ' a Joint teachers' meeting Sept. 8 Rotary Anntton waa placed in mothballs and reac­ - cious zibelines, .25% and meetings In their respective The local Rotary Clu > wlH hold tivated in 1001. camel hairs, ...colorful buildings after the Joint session. a n , a action at 10 a.m. Saturday As the carrier was tied up. Navy woven plaids. In brown School Calendar at MacQuown'i Bam on High St. and Marine personnel.cordoned off' or black The 1950-60 school calendar fol­ In charge are Sylvester J. Ploufie, the end of the pier. lows; First term Includes the fol­ Andrew Fiifher of Andover, Hairy Use Our Oopvenient lowing days when the schools will Emerson o, Andover and Richard ' First aboard the- Wasp were be closed - ■ Friday, Oct. 30, for Upton.. Zolton Feuerman will be about 75 wives and children of the teachers' convention: Wednesday, the auc/Jopeer. ship’s crew. Three ambulances * LAYAWAY PLAN Nov. 11, for 'Veterans' Day; Chappelles Return were standing by, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26 and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Chappelle Onl.v visible sign of damage * Personal Charge 27, Thanksgiving, with s four-hour and two sons, Mark and Ricky, re­ from a distance wss two black­ session Nov. 26: and Wednesday, turned recentljf from vacationing ened hangar doors, of rolling type.' * Bank Charge Plan Dec. 23. for the Ohfistmss vaca­ in the Lake George' area. They on the s.tarbosrd side Just sh sft of tion. ending this term. also visited Chappelle's daughter, the bow. The second term will open Mon­ Mrs. Edwsrd Rablne, and farnlly, The huge carrier ly** given a day, ,Ian. 4, and close Frldsy, Feb. in Hudson Falls. Mr. and Mra, Ra- quiet, grim greeting, Thpre were IB, for the winter vacation. ■ bine have a three-weeks old daugh­ ■no cheers — only silence, and an Guaranteed for Third term opens Monday, Feb. ter, Sandra Carol,..'On the return occasional wave ofriiends* -• ONE FULL YEAR 08, with schools closed Good !Frl- trip home the Chappelle's vlsl.ted day, April 15, sessions closing the In Verinont' and New Hampshire. In black previous day for the spring vaca­ T olland: County jor gray tion. Manchester Evening . HAwM famous Roydan and Fourth term opens Monday, Coventry eorrespondenL F, Paul­ April 25, with schools closed Mon­ ine'Little, telephone PI 0-6281. 420 Du Pont Nylon^. day. Memorial Dsy, May .30, with Wilbur Cros^ sessions ending Frldsy, June 24, - (■■ for an(iU8l summer vacation. The school calendar Is set up Eisenhower Studies Survey Starts ^Boys' 6 tOcI6 for 185 days as follows": September, 18; October, - 21; November, IS; Vets Pension Boost The State Highway Department December, 17; January, 20; has announced that starting today February, 18; March. 23; April, 15; (Continued from Page One) a survey party will be at work on Polished BUiek only May, 21; and June, 18. Connecticut Rt. 15: From Vernon Hocials Canceled law over the President’s veto. to Union. I . The Friday night adcials at the Eisenhower’ has never had a bill The. purpose of the survey is for Cotton the future widening of the Wilbur South O ventry firehouse have paased over his veto, and he ap­ been cancelei until further no­ Cross Highway from four 'to six tice, according to officials of the parently cherishes this rscord. lanes. This roadway will become SLACKS Cordovan Coventry Volunteer F ire ' Aaen. The bill concerns only pensions part of the Interstate 84, Kindergarten to Meet for veterans with non-servlce-con- Th8 survey will begin at a point The North Coventry Coopera­ nected diajiblllties and their de­ about a quarter of a mile west of tive Ni-retry and Kindergarten pendents. the Vemon-Tolland town line and will extend to the Masaachuaetts 3.98 New straps, new bows, new toes for girls . . . bold new aill have a special meeting Tues­ It puts future pensions on a slid­ day at Q p.m. at the basement of ing scale baaed on actual need of state line at Union a distance of styles for boys. All with famous Stride Rite quabty • t » the Second Congregational the recipient, which is estimated to approximately twenty-one miles. regulars and d'nis Church. All members and new save about 012 billion by the year The surveys will be completed >and th a t A.* Stride Rite fit! »_ isrenls having children enrolled 2000 as compared with present by about October I960. {n the seeaions have been Invited. law. , HUSKY SIZES.. 4.98 Mrs.* Stanley Pa.pano8, president, But it also brings Into the sys­ Auetria Buys Hard Coal a*iU be in charge of the aeseion. tem widows of World It • and Registrations are Leing accept­ Korean War veterans, a provision Sanforized, wash Sizes h to B f...ssitiit. T.50 Sixe0 !2*/i to 3 ...... 8.95 Vienna—^T1ie> United States re- 'n wear, four ed for 'oth the nursery and Un- sstlmated to cost 022 blluon ovsr Mfitaed Austria’s Wrgest aupplier Sixe0 B'/z te 1 2 ...... B.50 Sizes 3'At to 9 .... ; . 9.95 to 10.95 dergaiten claeeea.* Further de­ 40 years. te anttaradte last year de^te pockets, flap WhB VS. Ooomuiunt does not pay for this adptrtmmmU. The Trtatury_ Department thar^, for their patru^^dmntion, The Advertieing CauneU end llttfllb ^ tails may be had by oontaotlng ’nua the net extra eoit of.the outliacks in coal putuheeea from i ' . h backs,^ loden. ' . r ^ ■ '■ . ‘ , ■■ ■ Mrs. Harvey) Morris, memberehip bill la 010 billion In that period. alroaii. Avatila bought more than charcoal and : chairman. No veteran now on the goUa wUI 1,400,000 metric tons of hard'coal We flock STRIDE RITES with the EXTRA SUPPORT ■ / h : ' .... - . . • Block Oaneo Saturday have hie pension cut. In fact, about from the ..United States, 00 per antelope. ' Coventry Police Patrol will have 6S per cant of these will get in­ cent ef her total linporte of an- tta S' md annual pubUc block creases under the bill. The allding tkraotte. Poland and West Ger­ d- from 8 p.m. to midnight scale feature applies only to those many were the next largest Saturday at the Robeetson Sciiool receiving pensions In the future. seurcef. 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H av« Y bu a C « p y 7 S t t e ’ Siew’ aise * himdrad v*- a. FALSE TEETH Hatlae e f hatr Myles, R l« fd -I W f SIM b b t S l i ^ f P a a n v n . aa unprevea p s v ^ to - m ipimhied on «9 psr w le w pisua, v r SALON, 9SS Main Street, to helm false testh man *fm tf Hi plaae. diaeover those espseially- flattering Oe net slide. sUp or ra«a. He fUNSto, Ho your facia* fsatoree. Here they fish.iraj»sr““ net asur. OtweU 'Yi know haw to taper the hair, how tuie erteth). Oet f t to Hfl It Into attraerive Unas. If eras eenater. your fairy godmother didn’t endow yeti,, wMi curly hair a PERMA- NSETT WAVE wlU aatiafy your yeanling foe soft mavae. Tour sun- and-aaR water waeatlon may have R. L WRNDELL left yotw hahr a little jwrehad and EaeaesM le tka Rage dulled. Rerive the sheen and gloss Building ■ tin TUVttnr Or«r t F*r Om^ IFb fltotag to Be a Bemrr Wtotor T*»n Typt Spteia) You’ll Hve In Mid love theee Seeing Is believing at the MAN- wtth a "WELLA C A r ' TRSEAT- »W* n in tn th« purchaM of a Get aet for winter. It eoeta. no OOON O O u J o a D SHORTIE CHSSTER CARPET CBNTERi MBMT In the salon or get a tube Contractor UTILJlIr HOU>IKO COMPANY more to have flrat choice now that OOiATS at Burton’s, 841 Main 811 Main Street, where mid-sum­ here for >1 (phid tax) for home gtoek. D*UU*<1 Information ro- the 1960 llhe of boye’ ■treat Warmth, beauty and flat­ mer clearance prices are in effect use. Give yeur halt a chance to KB>klBBtiai»CHllllllBIElBl cardlnc thla company may ba had WINTER JACKETS. COA’TS, SKI tery are combined for >88 as fea­ Now la the time to buy the room- soak im precious olle, to noutlsh ^ w iT t ln * or calUng COBUim SXnrs arq diaplayed on main tured In •’Mademoiselle’’ maga- slze m g or WALL-’TO-WALL ear- Itself, ^ e n afUr one treatment A ftB FO tiB m a n d MIDDL.BBROOK, INC., 6 » floor, center aiale at MONTGOM­ alne. Cosily lined with plaid or letlfig you've dreamed of owning, your hair "wakes up ” to new ra­ **Bwin6M Built Ob Main 8 t Mltchall 8-1106." ERY WARD COMPANY. A |1 de-. cuddly pile, choose fashionable fowhere In Manehaater will you diance and gleam. Try It. Costomer SstisfACtfon" find a more complete selection of poalt holde your purchaae i until ahadea of Loden or Natural. The Fall Inrarancc Cov«rsfft Mandarin Fmlt Onp October 15. How pretty your little long coat U >89.H. ’Hie peton- famous-name BROADtOOMS. Of M et U p infr^lanta: 1 can (11 ouncea) girl will look In a tweed coat tag­ nlaSy favorite BOY QOAT wlto course you demand carpeting that Have you just started to diet? Tcl. MI 4-0450 irhola iCfmenU of Mandarin wears well, will not show ^ soil If you are now Uktng milk In ged >11.96 and >16.98. Uned with slp*out« llntniff nt $39.9® After 5:00 P.M. orangea In light ayrup, 1 cup cul- cozy pluah the alze 8-6x have leg- eomea In camel and havy. Color­ Immediately, and la exacUy what your coffee you’ll ftnd the bever­ tlvatad bluebarriaa, 3 rlpa peachaa, glngo. Chlldren’a fur-collared ful and dashing la the Boy Coat you want In color, faxture, pat­ age will be at Its best If you heat 82 BALDWIN ROAD 8 tableapoona (or mofa orange- the milk, then pour both coffee JACKETS are aa low aa >7.94 for boasting a plaid scarf to match tern. Youll find just what you’re MANCHESTER, CONN. aavored liqueur (cognac type). • alze 8-6x. For school or play the the lining, >89.99. A t BURTON’S looking for and at gentler prioea and milk (use both hands!) Into Method; Turn the orangea and HOODED JACKETS are machine see the % U d ’n. W oolly" coat aa than you’d expect. The ‘package your cup or mug at the same time. thelf ayru> into a aervlng bowl waahabla >9.>8, else 7-14 In red featured In "Seventeen"... Soft deal” gives you handsome CAR- But make sureizaaw your^vzss «>vaawwcoffee «wla and add the blueberrlea. Dip and blue. Knit trim adda fashion lightwellkt and so NEW the PimNO PLUS PADDING PLUS really____ s t mi^ g tbeeeuse you’ll Tm us- peaehea into boiUng water; pare, spice to girls’ jackets. ’Two rows won’t-cruah texture Is kixurioua, INSTALLATION, for one oompleW Ittg half milk.ill halva, pit and allca thin; add to of silver l^ttons march up And M9.99. Judging from the pre­ price of ^9.95 complete. OPEN MANCHESTER othar frui^ with liqueur. Chill. down the double-breasted front. views at BURTON’S, it’s going t h r e e e v e n in g s to 9 (Tuea InritoBew to Handwork Makea • aarlnga. Winter play i«auch fun In these to be a beauUful winter! Take .Thura., Fri.) toere are three BUD fliva youraelf ho'ara of pleeeufe BOTTLING CO. Nota: The cognac type of smart jackets, quilted lined, fur­ yoUr pick now while the else GET TERMS available. end then peilape an heirloom to orange-flavred liqueur la available red h o^ . ’Two-piece SKI SUITS range la eomiilete. Specify LAY­ treBBUbe when you step into YOUR 10 HINDEKSON RD. la miniature bottlea. for boys and glrla, alze 8-6x are AWAY. YiURN 8H OI, 80 Cottage St. just 1 - ...... REDECORATED AND EN- Ml 3-7922 >9.98 with choice of cuddly fur- Ingredients: 1 turkey carcass and You’ll went a copy ef this >9 Today la Somaone*a Birthday lined hood or separate visor cap. Peoan-Balatai Pie bonae (left from roast turkey), 3 Needlework Album containing LAHOED. Whether you deride to G ift- occaalona aurround ua ’Then there are water-repellent Ingredients: 3 eupa milk, H quarts water, 1 whole large carrot citric tm a lovely afghen or a luz- (pared), 1 rib celery, 1 medhim- doaana of- lovely dcsigna In crochet, urtoua hooked m g or a needlepoint every day. When you’re looking jackets, neatly trimmed with col­ teaspoon salt, 14 cup quiific-cookr knit, embroidery and eew f r ^ for aomethlng apeclal for admeone orful ’Tyrolean braid, >11.9^n ing rice cc'cal, 3 tablespoons soft aized onion (sliced), I parsley plriwre, y « . will like the way th* SAVE sprigs, 1 small bay leat, aalt 8 which to chooao patteme. It *lso aoeeial, and you have more love sizes 3-5, turquoise and red. ’The butter, 3 eggs (separated), 14 cup contatna dlroctlona for a drily, ahophna baan DEPARTMENTAL- BY THE CASE than money, vlalt SCANDINAVI­ soil just rolls off. For the carriage sugar, 1 cup (5 ouncea) shelled peppercorns, 1 can (about 8 ounces) tOBD. Tha'xortliaast comer la la­ creamstyle com, white pepper, ■fgbnn, toy, headband and mitten beled ‘d d ld ren ’a Hour" with Hems .SELF PICK-UP AN C ^ F T SHOP on the main set, NYLON BABY PRAMS will pecana (coarsely chopped), 14 cup Bot, and a baby’a baaelnctto. Prica floor of Watklna. You’ll be aur- keep baby snug and toasty warm aeedlaaa raisins (rinsed .'n hot wa­ minced dill. to bo made for ehildron end by AT THE PLANT priaed at the diversified aelectloij Method: Break up carcass; place — only 35c a copy! ehlldren. DeMghtfal! while getting hla winter airing, ter and drained), 9-inch unbaked In soup kettle with bones water, For your copy of the itop of choice Itema for adulU and chil­ >8.98, (13 mo.-18 mo.-34 mo.). pastry shell, pecan halves for gar­ Needlework Album, send 36c In South off Cantor S t. dren. For the far-Blghted ahopper, oarrot, celery, onion, parsley, bay Geared to Uke loU of hard wear, nish. leaf, about 3 teaspoons salt and Coins, your name and addreaa to North off West Center a group of IMPOR’TED CHRIST­ you can’t go wrong on any of the Method; Heat milk and aalt In Anna Cabot, The MancheeteiJBve- The Inquirer MAS CARDS are HALF-PRICE. peppercorns. Bring to a boll; cover GIRLS’ JACKETS, alze 7-14, at top of double boiler over boiling and allow to bubble very gKKtiy for nlng Herald, 1186 AVE. AMERI­ >6.98 with cotton quilt lining, de­ water. Sprinkle In rice cereal and } houra Strain. Return bibth to CAS, NEW YORK 86. N. Y. BY FRANK (FNBAL Llpatlck ataya on better and tachable hoods. ’The 8-6x sizes are cook, stirring constantly, until kettle; dice carrot and add with longer If allowed to aet for a few > 5.98 In red and blue. slightly th'ckened. Cover and con­ com, more salt If necessary, pep­ ■nrprieo Tour Husband minutaa after It la appUed..Then tinue cooking for JO minutes; cool per to taste and enough dill to give *toid Children you may blot the axceaa gently Tangerine Jelly .. ___ __ slightly. Mix. together the butter, real flavor. If desired, skim off any With something new tonight. with a Uaaue. Ingredients: 1\4 cups cold wa­ Stunning, three .pl*ce outfit fS f fat. Serve at once or chill and re­ Bring them Into MILLER’S RES­ Actora and actreaaea know the ter, 1 envelope unflavored gelatin, that will delight the teens of the add pecans and raisins; mix with heat when fat will be easy to re­ TAURANT, 10 East Center Strmt, value of a wall-trained and well- I can (6 ouncea) frozen concen­ the cooked rice. Beat egg whites move, Makes 6 servings. to enjoy e coeet-to-coaet favorite modulated voice. Although the av­ family. „ , trated tangerine juice. No. 8847 with Patt-O-Rama la until stiff, gradually beating in re­ like Philadelphia Pepper Po^ or erage houaewlfe can’t take houra Method; Remove tangerine juice In sizes 10. 13, 14, 16. Bust 80 to maining Vl cup sugar; fold Into Pretty Frocks for School New Orleans Shrimp Jembalaya, to train her-voice, aha can check from freezer and open so It will 86. Size 13, 33 bust, blouw, 3% rice mixture. Pour Into unbaked Every girl wants a new DRESS or Southern fried ehleken, or a occaalonally to aee If her apeech thaw a little; you can immerse yards of 85-Inch; skirt, 3 yards; shell. Top with p4c4n halvea. Bake for the first day of school and succulent Hewellen poncoetlon. ' la pleaaant imd without monotony. In moderate (875 degrees) oven the can In hot water. Pour ^4 cup jacket, 3)4 yards. those shown at MARLOW’S, 867 Join the Hat of eatlefled euetom- To order, send 85c In coins to until browned, gbout 46 r.dnutes. Main Street, will keep their criep, ers who are "eteady-eatlng” at Mutual Funda of the cold water Into a 1-quart saucepan; sprinkle gelatin over to Sue Burnett. The Manchester Eve­ Allow to aUnd at room tempera­ fresh good looks ell year long he- For maximum aafety. Income ture until warm, then serve at MILLER’S. soften. Place over low heat and ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF caus’c they are faahloned of "Dan and growth, you ahould check the once. Makea 6 to 8 servings. Pie ! " stir until gelatin dissolves; remove AMERICAS, NEW YORK >6, N River" fabrics that ahed wrinkles. Fresh Peach Kuchea CASUALS advantagee of MUTUAL, FUNDS may be reheated in nuMlerate oveii. You’ll like this refreshing dsrk- Ingredienta: 1 eup sifted Hour available at your New York Stock from heat. ,Stlr In remaining ^4 Y. 887 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER cup cold water and the tangerine For lat-clasa mailing add 10c toned stripes, plaids and’ bright 1-3 teaspoon baking powdtr, 1-3 Exchange Member, SHEARSON, Yeung AmerlesH Look crayon, colora, >1.98 to >8.98 In ' AND COMPANY, »13 concentrate, just aa It comes from for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ teaspoon' salt, 1-8 "cup enriched dress with Zone, Style No. and If you’re e, else 7-18, ehop at sizes up to 14 also regular and white commeal, 1-4 cup a u w . Main St. Mitchell 8-1571. the can. Turn Into 5 Individual "CAMPUS JUNIORS," 980 Main moulds each about t4-cup slbe. Size. subteen "Chubettes." ORLON 1-4 cup shortening, 1 egg (aUClit- - s Street, next to Tote and Teena, Chill. Unmold at serving time. Send 86c today fpr your copy of SWEATERS, >3.98 to >5.98, come ly beaten), 8 tablsepoona m ^ , Dnoumber Go-Along for DRESSES with tha Itnea and In glorious ahadea. Shop hers for 3 cupe aliced peeled fresh pagehae, FINAL IngredlenU: cupe finely-diced Makes 5 servings. If Indented the new Fall A Winter ’59 isstie of our complete pattern magazine the young, eaaual look you love. all her. school wardrobe needs: L-3 cup. au|»r, .1. Vfg yolkj, 1-6 w p pared cucumbera. teaapoona molds are used a little fresh fruit All ere eye-catchliig and marvel- may be placed In jelly Indenta­ Basie Fashion. Socks, eiclrts, underwear, ahoes. milk, 1-4 teaapoon dnnamqn. SUMMER CLEARANCE ■tigar, 1 teaapoon aalt, white pep­ oualy flattaring, carefully darted Method: Sift together the fiour. per (to taate), 1 Ubleapoon lemon tions aa a gamUh. for amooth fit. Prices range from Summer Waldorf Salad Flank Steak Pine baking powder, eelt, Juice, 3-8 cup commercially-pre­ >10.98 to >33.98 for such famous Ingredients: 1 pound flank and 1-4 cup Wgar; pared eour cream* or homemade Fresh New England Bkieberrlee Ingredienta: 1 cup romaine and labsls as "Jonathan Logan," tour-cream aubatttute, minced dill Fat, smooth blueberries, burst­ 1 cup chicory (both tom Into Wte- "Joan Mlllsr,” ’’Psttl," and other 5 0 DRESSES. AT * 9 . 9 9 to taate. ing with juice, are the only kind ■Ize -piecM), % cup thinly alieed fine manufacturers. There are none naHEB Method: Mix together all the In- PINE PAS’TRY SHOP. 658 Center celery, 1 red apple (left unpared lueh, flower-epleehed prints, gredlenta; chill to blend fiavora. St.i use In their baking. Native and cut Into amall fanahaped tidy provlnriel prints,--^ winsome Makea 6 aertinga. New England blueberries are still pieces), French dressing. plaids and clear jewel ahades in coming In (but not for long) ad if Method: Just before . serving toU-skirted ahtrtwaisU to Blender a t . » 3 : 9 9 Pack It Tight you want BLUEBERRY PTE at Its mushrooms,'! can (9 ounces) wa peaches In ' three rows s o B L b U S E S toss all th# Ingredients with ahsatha with or without cover-up ter chestnuU, I Ubleapoon corn­ Oft LftM For i.ee ki baking, brown augar beat with a rich, flaky crust enough French dressing Xo mois­ jackets. These MIESSES are de- Sough. S p r ^ le ahould be packet: to firmly into heaped with bright blue jewels, starch. 1 tesspoon soy sauce. cup*augar.' Bake lx hot (406 de­ ten. Add extra salt If necaaaary. aigned for the JUNIOR FIGURE Method: Have steak partly froz­ the meaeuring cup that when the skip into PINE p a s t r y SHOP Makes 3 servings. regardless of age. grees) oven 15 minutea. Beat egg augar la taimed cmt R will keep tomorrow. Try the BLUEBERRY en; cut zeroes grain with, knife yolk with 1-4 cup milk anffolma- held rather flat Into 3 by 1 by 1-8 - S K C IA L (MtOUP OF Ita ahape. ’Hila method aaauree an CUPCAKES and Ihe MUFFINS, - Keep It Lukewarm IXttcJieen Drilght mon: .‘pour over peaehea. Contl^a aeeurate meaapure o f the augar. too. Delicioua. Inch piecea. Mix together on a plate baking 6 to 10 minutes longer, or | When a yeaati bread recipe calls Crsam fine dry broad crumbs the 3 tablespoons cornstarch. 5 tea- until custard la firm. Cut In, pan * 5 . 9 9 for lukewarm water, the liquid with, butter and add herbs. Ar­ apoona soy sauce, augar, salt and S K I R T S ^ Seml-AniHul Sale Continuea Try having a terry cloth robe range cooked ritrimp In a pie plats and aerve warm, OB UBM All four floora of quality homo in color this summer. Pick a pale should be between 80 and 85 de­ monoaodium gluUmate; coat meat grees: to tsst without a thar- and put bits of the butter com­ with mixture. Heat oil In a heavy Tanr Homo fumlshlnge at- WA’TKINS, flS.l pink or a pale blue in place of the bi nation ov .r them. Sprinkle wHh Main St. bear Inviting price-tag traditional white. Or have one mometer, put a drop on your hot 10-lnch Iron skillet until slz- Adding allpcovara or rauphol- trimmed with fringe or metallic wrist snd If It fsels nsithar hbt paiMika and broil slowly. Deiic- aling. Add marinated meat and stering your furniture will give ALL SALES HNAL deduetlona now, eapeclally BED­ ioua for lunrit with a green salad! DING. embroidery. nor cold the temperature’s right. cook rapidly, turning to brown on your living room X totnlly new both sides. Remove meat with a look. MANCHESTER XH*HOL- CASH OR CHECK ONLY ■lotted spoon. Drain muahrooma STBRY CO., 36 Birch St., cnA and water chestnuts: add enough transform those wedding praaent water to their liquid to make 1 chairs Into a "stralght-from-tha- cup. Gradually stir. Into 1 table­ 1059-atora window" appaarsneb. spoon cornstarch until amooth; Here they do-a complete job af AUGUST CLEARANCE add 1 teaspoon soy sauce. Add to making atructural repairs like re^ MANCHESTER drippings in skillet; cook and atlr t^ng springs, redistributing pad­ SPEClALlZim IN GOOD FITTING constantly until thickened. Stir In ding or making raplaeemenU. The mushrooms and sliced water chest­ 1960 DECORATOR FABRICS are nuts: top with meat; heat. Makes In with profaaalona! help In choos­ CARPETCENTER 4 servings. ing those that harmonlae with and accent each other beautifully. A “INSIDE-OUT J11 MAIN sr. Rinse Away Stoins In Plastic Cups helpful voice will answer Mitchell JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, 9-0531. TEST” SALE 738 Main Strset has *TT>e oxygen cleaner" called M-E which .la able to dissolve those stubborn, ugly To teas* atlnionds (blanched) REVEALS stains that biilld up in melmac and put a tablespoon of bubtsr In a RUGS and CARPETS ■killet and irelt K; add about a i * plastic cups. M-E does It quickly ii and safely. Use M-E for keeping cup of the nut(_and t o w n lightly, THE SECRET 0F| your coffee pot fresh and sweet for stirring occss'onaHy. OH may ba Savings from i2.eo (o 4 5 .0 0 Per Yard srewing fragrant coffee every subetHuted for the> butter. I* OUR MNAL SUMMiR CUEARANCI time. Don’t let the oily filln rob you nf the Ifull coffee flavoi. Use M-E In Go slow on onion and use para- S1LF-SKIN NOW IS THf TIME TO MIY YOUR your dlahpan regularly to brighten ley with a lavish hand If you want WALL TO WALL CARPETING FOR THE FUTURE AND SAVE all your china tableware. It comes well-flavored but delicate aoup| 4 In the 80c size and tha f t size. ■tock. SUBLIME You’ll say, "That M-B Is for me”! BROADLOOM CARPET For a CtoHN F m Mi Htart Eggs Hellandatas finlad Dfeaa for auceeas In school,' eol-1 Check your room sizes and select a big rug or.wall to COMFORT Ingrsdlsnts: 6 hard-cooked eggs, lego or a beginning enreer » wan earpet from this large asortment Buv now and r x i r COTTON RUGS { wardrobe that has been freshly I lave, we will store your carpet until liwlaliatlon data 4 tablespoons leftover cold Hol- landaise Sauce, salt, white pep- treated to "MARTINIZING" the r «at *ao ahaige. IN ASSORTED COLORS per^ lemon juice, dry muatard, dependable ONE HOUR DRY WHILE THEY LAST 3-4 teaapoon minced chives "Or CLEANING at 30 East Cent^ scallion, 3 tablespoons minced Street. Enjoy two-hour .SHIRT green pepper, lemon juice, paprika. SERVICE at their 399 West Mid­ Method: Peel and slice eggs In dle Turnpike branch. If you’re, ^ ' Special/ half lengthwise. Mash yolks fins not In a. hurry, bring both dry with Hollandaise Sauct; mix In cleaning and ahlrU to either store, salt, and pepper and lemon juice to but if time la important, you ean COLONIAL BRAIDED RUGS tasta and a pinch of dry mustard. ■ave Urn# by bringing ' garments Add ehives apd green pepper. Pile to be dry elesned to 30 East Cen­ into egg white cavities; ruffle with ter St. and ahirta to West Mid­ ¥fOOL dle *Ipke. (near the Parkadci. All a fork; dust with paprika. Makea New turn >ldn halda aat. 4 aervtnga, 1)4 agga for each por­ work is dons right bn tha pram- Tom an acBnanr Fanda O l i ^ RLEND Isas. Join tha group of SATIS- .lae and faaf Aa Net m isam ta tot yao any- ^ 3 7 tion. ^ FIED CUSTOMERS who return | si wltarel Maktag Room for 1960 Models again and again to "MARTINIZ­ SCATTR HANO HObKED RUGS What a money-saving opportu­ ING." Only ALL REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE nity to buy an "RCA" TELEVI­ faab toobocl nauf to yowl Thol stoont nof'itHchay no Imi* SION SET JM- STEREO at GOOD­ Skillet Perk Oheps Pliis ‘crotch toosu to ewf, Wnd, ehoto or rub iho tondaraal tkl". Ingredients; 4 medium-thick YEAR SERVICE STORE, 7 IS SiSili. k toll forfitonad... hoa iho llfloro eontrrf you Main Street, now. These substan­ pork chops, salt, pepper, H cup tial savings are poailble because ■yrup from canned fruit eoektail, laiUtod to. And n't praahrviA to Fxir HEAVY DUTV room must be made for the line of tableapoons lemon Juice,- 1 tea­ olway*. For yowr floura't toho... for comtotr^i ... by 1960 models due to arrive soon. If spoon Woreestarshirc sauce, 1 an SW SIcto HsJoyl Whito... ond to Woe*. you’ve thought of inatatllng an ad teaapoon cornatareh, )4 eup cold RUG OUSHION water, 1 cup drained canned fruit dUlonal set in your house, or re uis Aiih0wn,*5®® WITH EVERY F x 13' RI'R placing your present one, plan to cocktail. ’ AlSOAViKAUt- ^ .. a s PRICED AT 859.96 AND UP visit GOODYEAR_____ SERVICE------Method: Trim excess fat from Mism eOWtoOl .Wlf >*b* Nylae elotiie, >3.95 STORE tomorrow, ■round ehopz. Grease a hot heavy taoa^lfm M l wtoi' esiBilsa istssrf... Sift atatHc, >10.95 AURUGSAREUSTEOAT V 10-liich skillet with a piece of the laHsato* end 85.99 311 MAIN’KTREET CLEARANCE SALE PRICES Chlldiren trooping into the house fat; kdd pork chopg and brown during summer play are annoying. slowly on both sides sbout 10 TABB o n e b a o k t o c o l l e g e 6 p p . t Ke a r m o r y Bi^clally when they track in dirt minutes. Sprinkle chops with salt • m a n c h e s x b r or drto water from the wading and pepper to taste. Mix fruit Air CondUionml for Your Fitting Pleasurt pool. Base your cleaning problems cocktail syrup, lemon Juice and CONVENIENT SHOPPING NIGHTS - by Snlng ao antranea wbara play- Worcestershire and add; cover and TUES-, THURS., FRI. OPEN to » P.M. era ean bauah off tha topapil, ■Immar until tardar — abtut 80 minutaa. Remove ch(»a from akll- ___ MONh w e d ., b a t . W E N to 5:30 change ibalr wet aulto and ba near G l m s i e r ' s the anaaka. let and keep hot. Stir togatbsa •^ConnceticaPa Conploto Corpot ipcdoltj Shop** eomstnrtii and cold water until amooth; add to akHlet dripplm^ CORSET SHOP MI S-510S . EASY PAYMENT PLANS: 90 DAYS— Use • Osajp narrb V bond wheel •tlnrlng aonatantly until ■'LfbtJy •It rfAIN STSBZT— HI M M I— AMPt-Z rAlUtlNO ,11 MONTHS— S YEARS lan aa« m sM ssi mayatmalae o6 thlckanad. SHr to fruit cocktan Ampl« Fr«e Parking 3 pat Ifca baaaAt and heat briefly; aarva with chops. Makes 4 aawliits. PAO* TW*NTT MANCHIWTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHEHTER, CONN, W^NRSDAY, AUGUST 19, 19S9 Braves Trail by Four Games Moore Risks Title T o n ig h t. Against Kid Bassey Leaders of Continental Loop Don Newcombe Helping Dick Siderowf Repeats Dodgers in N L Scrap Retuin Bout on Coast To Move Full Steam Ahead As State Open jChamp New York, Aui^. 19 (/P)—Don Newcombe is bwk hr'basiness f major lb*jru«e a t Oolumbua, Ohio, Gets Teevee Coverage N«w York, A uk. 19 (/P)— fby th* fail of IMS.” helping the Dodger! Along in a NAtionAl LeAgUA pemunt lUokey, Tt, who ratlnquished hla laa't May Norwalk, Auf. 19 (/P^Dlck Siderowf 8 aharp jiiitting aftin LMirifnt of tho Continent.al ■toek. In tha Plttaburih club aa 1, U la understood th lt the 8crAp, even though his pAycheck now comes from the Cin- l/W»K'i** vowed today to move well aa' the chairmUishlp of the eight clubs mailing such applies-, cinneti Reds. Big Newk, the big guy of tke Dodgers’ itAff Los AngalM. Auf. 1# ( ^ W o r ld f•Rthsrwsifht Chsmpion brought the 22-vaar-old Ntw Britain amateur th« CNmnaetiimt full ateam ahead to orKanize board of diroctora of the Mratea turn, themselves will be responsible before he was "waahed up” bwauaee • Davey Moore risks hit titU tonifht g t^ iu t th« man hs de­ }tata (>pan goJ* Wtla yaatarda.v. Sidarowf won th® till® with their embryo circuit with to accept hla new poet at IM.OOO for all territorial provislofia and for of arm and back tirouble, pltehed throned fiv® months Sfo, Hofsn (Kid) BsMSy of Nifsris. The a'aeor® of 214, just lik® lait y®ar, «v®r th* 54-hol« grind. A a year, foraoaw no problem at all all financial obllgationa necessary an eight-hit shutout for the Red* 26-to*t putt for a birdia o«i the' eiKht te«ma and acquire the In setting up that; erganiEstlon and 15-round, nationrily til®vl«®d scrap ii ochaduiod to to on at t" iwrmi«»r.v player* to operate aa a in aequtfliiK player*. laat night, whipping Ran Franeiaco Goofy Series final heU yastarday gave him » ^ , , -g- makiog their application. 7-0 and trimming the Oianta' lead th# Olympic Auditorium, acana *!♦ ^ ' major leatoie hy 1W>1. "I hav* altrays maintained, and the last sneountsr, at 10 p.m. two-«md*r-par •• for tha day. f a ^ i j h g n I I have given teetlmony at the. Onn- 2. The clubs shall present with over second place Los Angeles to Behind tha dafamdtng ehnmpkm V* 1 v 1 1 . I I RnCbiiraaed by aupport from tjieir application full and com|llete two games. Quite Possitfle (DST). haaehair* top braa* at yeaterday'a greaaional hearing* to that effect, It will b# talsvlaad nationally Doubles Team waa Bob Kay. vataran Wampan- that while it Is Imposilbls to get data satabllshing their ability to The Dodgera, winning two in a oag counti'7 Club ps*- Kay waa day-Ione m e r f i n (t. pontlnental meet with tha requirements for over th# ABC network. witl\ this To Teachers Leapie Preairtent Branch Rickey SO playhrs for a ninth and 10th row for the Arat time In more than area for a 250-mlla radius blanked M.i. atroka bai'k wHh .Me 21B total place cnib, It Is easy to get 100 statu* including a full statement a* two week*, eloied in with a T-6 vic­ If Giants Win and a Tl oil y#at«rday. and orpiniier Wlllian'. Shea »aiagpa penijant—could b* Roanfii of VPeedbridg* and Jerry throe alngtna and a tripl* af tho tional i-eapie Preaidenta Joe less than the population of the much more than a Wait Coaat United RtaUs. BrookUna, Maas., Aug. 19 i ^ — Cronin and Warren Oiles to work farm ayatem and developer of- That left the Braves four games U.a. Davis Cup CapUln Parry Cmirvil)* of 8bor*hav*n, knotted Taaehorr n« the Recreation 8o#t- smallest city in the present major first. It could be one of the goofiest. Hlsalar All th* Way at »14. Dr. T*d Lancxyti of Indian Oil I a. i-tei . for acquiring player*. countless big Isagusra. "It's squal- leagues. behind the Oianta, who open a two- Jonet said h# will not nams hi* bali Laatgiie whipped tho (3lvUaa Oh, there'U be .a backataq), foul Soft-apeakinf, h*rd-hltting Dsvay Hill and Bam P*tron* of Hubbard of the Church League 9-7 iMt Acce^tance 1* aiibject to the- Ity of opportunity that keeps you 4. Each club 'shall have svsil- game aeries in Milwaukee tonight douMas tMm for th# Challang* going and makes a local public while thCL. Dodgera start a two- line poles and'players lockers. overpowered hla 87-year-old rival HafgbfU), both amat*\iT», w*r# tied night at Mt. N«bo. Th* win moved newly-formed league complying abie, or a commitment for, a park But the 11 million dollar hall and stopped him In IS rounds in a Round until th* day th* team la with requirement*, Inchidlng min­ support your team. Nobody wants with a minimum of a 2.1,000 capa­ game set at Cincinnati'against ths to take on Austrfilla In the finale *a^20. the Taaehera into tho oomi-fUito to Invest in s' ninth and 10th team. sixth-place Reds. park on San Franclaco Bay won’t brawl last March 18 that was a floartng OoiMMIoiiO ImffT«v#d round of the playoffs Involvliig imum i.ladium capacity, financial city. be completed. The public- address sizzler an the way. of th* international toumay. But It's entirely different with a 6. They shall provide a balanc­ Philadelphia defeated 8t. LmilS "It will b* a last m inute,thing, IMr lor th* ®,800-yerd eouiw* la the top fmar tMma in each iasguo. •elup reqiviren.ent*. population of ■System probably )^11 be a mobll* Moore, with a record of IS n . t Ko toy of th# toumo- franchiae cities, and a pension newly organised league where the ed schedule of at le'aat 1.14 game*. 2-1 in the only other NL game job. It may be, a major project to irobably Juat about an hour before Two-run atnglo* by Bob BUck- quality Is on a par. Competition is knockouts in hi* 88 win* in 42 ha match," ft* 71-yaar-cId nCn- was markod by oppraoaiv* loy and plneh-hlttar Harold Park* plan for the playei-*. 8. They will adopt the major scheduled. get a bag of peanuts or a beer. WHICH ONE?— Left halfback John Crow of the pro­ fights, is rated th# harder punch­ ? Shea, who admitted entering the what creates Interest, not one-sld- league minimum salary agreement And you just may run into th# playing captain said yesterday af­ hoot and huasidity. raotorday, highllghtod a five-run fifth tmilBg ednesa.” fessional Chicago Cardinals is well fed in practice ses­ er. But th# "King," )SS Bassey’s howdvar, A alight broaiM hnproved actually cHnehod tho triuuffh Bw meeting with some miagivlncs, with no maximum salary limita­ r e d r 7, OIANTR 6—Newco.nbe daddy of all traffic jama. countrymen named him on a grand ter naming th# four man who will hardly knowing what to expect, Rickey did not say how or by tions. (11-6), winlesa for almost a month, There may be little If any sys­ sions. Coach Frank Ivy has the pleasant problem of be­ defend the U.B. poasasMon of th* ptaytag th* unb**t#n. .Tenehora. Th# (3M- what means his league would ac­ 7. They wiir become parti'es to walked none and struck out four tem to the. parking and it may taka tour of Nigeria last fall, has coveted cup at Foraat Hllla, N, Y., Mdoriwrf ■hawl th# b*-4 round cf tan scored fetnr tima* in tho aov- was elated n ith the outcome in quire the players. It Is believed, ing unable to aplit out four quarterbacka. They are, left stopped 20 foe* In 67 bout*. KLEIN AND DANDY—Jteki® Kl«ln diipUyi Dn# fo m use toy Pith hja ee..Ho"...H# ia a grad- anth Inning and loft tho boM® which Oommiaaioner Ford Fidck the major league agreement and while beating the Giants for the-, patience and time to get to your . to right, M. C. Reynolds, King Hill, Hunter Enis and Bassey won th* vacant feather­ Aug. 28-80. and hi* major leagaie committee however, that the new league the pTofeesional baseball agree­ fifth time In six decisions this sea­ aeat. Don’t expect outfield signs Jonaa aelactad sagadotia. rail- in 8p®ct*cul»r ityl® on th® b*ra in nn •xhibitlon in tha .Mttt Of DuM tlnlvamMy and la loaded before th* gnm* waa onllod would be permitted first draw In ment. son.^ Huston Patton, eager and ready. ______^ weight title In 1958 when h# able Barnard (Tut) Bartsan, ef now vie# praaidawt ef a wBbisoal* beenuo* of darkneM. frotr.ised baaeball'a full support JUST IN CASE—^The Milwaukee Braves try to avoid giving fence distances. stopped Charif Hamia of EVane* Chicago loop. Th# Olympie Gam®8 gymnast comp*^* prov'ded th-* new league met sppc- th* annual minor league draft. 8. The.v will'accept the uniform ITie Reds won it quick, skidding Poles from which to fly tha na­ Dallas, to raplac* Him Rlehard- th® P6n-Am*riean Gnmtt »ch®dul®d to b® held there, popoc aompony. ^ ^ „ LoftB*klor Al Flagg gWiMfod Also, certaln 'major leagtie ilayers, major league players' contract and colliding in the field, of course, but take no chances. Here tional flag and the major leagua in 10 rounds. He suceeaefully de­ aori. who has withdrawn. Thrs* ilAurotil tod to th* and cf Hoo- ftr** Mnglaa «n a lealng oauao oad ifled requirement*. the Giants to their fourth defeat In fended It here whan ha knocked certainly not any pf th* top flight agreement with all provisions Henry Aaron backs up Felix Mantilla on a high pop fly the last six gameb by scoring six .team pennants probably will b* ether mambsrs — Alex CHmedo, Aug. 27-Sept. 7. ___^ day’a 84 hoMo w*tfc a par 144, but t«amr.i«t* Bud 8ehmklt hit n not® .%ware of Probtema athletes, will be svaUgble through therein. to short right field, the idea being that four hands are missing. out Pajarlto (Little Bird) Moreno Earl Buchhols and Barry MacKay ho slid to a 76 yaotortoy whon hi* home run in ft* fifth tnninf. runs In the first three innings. Ous Sophoi>more Backs Rate of Mexico in three round*. 'There i.over was any problem purchase. Then there** the open 9. They, will join In the players' better than two. Bell drove in three with a dduble Will Be Playable —were on the team which last puMor ftolod him. Kay otarted Th* achaskilod North MothodMr in regard* to our complying with oompetition for free Agents pension plan or adopt a comparable Nearly everyone connected with Shot Down Little Bird year upset. Australia In th# Chal­ off two atrokaa hi front of 8id*r Polic* gam* at Charter Oak Park BRANCH RICKEY and home run, his 19th, off loser EM all of baseball's rules and regula- through boniisss. plan, whichever may be acceptable Fishsr (2-4). the San Francisco Gianta new home Moor* required only on* round lang* Round. ewf but •ouM fiot waa pootpon*d until tonight Bar t on*.” said Shea, ‘‘We’re fully The majors made It clear they at the time to the major league ex­ concedes the field will b* playable to shoot down the Little Bird and Th# quartet waa announced yes­ Old-Time Promoter por for. tha toy’s total. * * • High in Coach’s Plans aware of the problems concerning termed the results of the meeting are not going to give them any of ecutive committee. for the series third game on Oct. earn hla ahet at the title. terday when Jones and hia Aus­ Mahcbeattr Coimtry Club Pro territorial lights and players. We with his former associates as their players,” Frick said mean­ DODGERS 7, 'b r a VER 6—The 2 should the league leaders win the'' The match will be scored 10- 10. .The.v shall file application for Knights Upend Mailmen Dodgera, booting !way what was tralian counterpart, Harry Hop- AJast HoekMy withdraw after nlA* Hyde. M ...... expect no difllcuHy acquiring the ‘•splendid." ingly. major league status at' least six pennant. 'Pie American Leagua New York, Aug. 19 (/P)—In the highly competitive National points "muat'' per round — 10 to man, exchanged thalr Heta of play­ holt* Tuapday booaua* of a log Bresinekl. If . territory and players. I would say ‘Tm convinced more than ever "Our meeting was very amicable months prior to the meeting at left'of a 5-1 lead when the Braves champ hoMa the first two games.' the winner, nine or less to the Dooman, rf .. scored an unearned run In the Football League a player can’t earn a starting berth just by ers. Back in Fight Game Injury. .Tho Bilk Tpwnor had tiod that definite prograaa haa been now tj»at we will operate as a and the committee’s cooperation which the application must be con­ Contractor Charles Hamay fig­ loser. Hopman's choice# ware Naal* Kay . for runnor-up honor* Mon­ Oanlrleon. p made in every direction.” third major league in IMl.” he was unanimous. However, In order sidered and at least 10 month* be­ 6-1 in .Playoff Opener ninth, put it away when Wally ures he'll have 38,000 seats in. nutting his nose to the grindstone. He hag to have the forti- There la no return match agree­ ffiKklry, *b . Moon tripled and Rip Repulski The Giant# now play In 28,060- Fraaer, Roy Bmaracn, Robert day WHh a 14® total. Brlgse. r .... Ricirey. named president of what I ..‘d. '•‘Furthermore, I have hopes to apply for major league atatui*, fore th* opening of the season in ** ------ttude to stick it in the line. ment. Each fighter gets 30. per Mark and Rodney Laver. Tb* lotoari aulord. 3b .. may become baseball's third ma­ that tlje Continental League- will the ^ new league muat meet the 10 which they hope to participate un­ ♦ • - singled off Spahn (16-12). It was seat Seals Stadium, smallest In th* That, at leaet, ta th* theory )—An oid-tim® promoter wn* b®ck a-Dlek WCarewf, ladlaa Oracyalny. rf Spahn'a third relief chore of the majors. Detroit Lkm Coach Georg# Wil- ceipt*. The first mateh greased May Ilaa Doabla Team in th® fight gam® today to h®Ip solv® lome.of the confusion Hill Kaiser, lb .. jor league only yesterday morning. partloi^te In 'the World Series prefequlaitea adopted b.v the two der HiSJor league atatua. The Knight.s of Columbus jumped on the Post Office for Eagleis and Bears Jones aald he may ua# th* dou- •ob__ Kay Wampaaoes Diene, ef ... three runs in the first inning and went on to score three more year—and he’s lost ’em all, drop­ Harney la feuding with Archi­ son. 865.602. surrounding the heavyweight ehampionshlp. You may re­ Marie Laursin, Darien 71-71-76-E- FSrke. 3b ... ping two to the Dodgers, who have tect John Bolles and Stadium Inc., 'Wilson, rondueting a rebuilding Matchmaker George Pamassui blaa team of Olmado and Buchholz, a-AI Fucha. Mill Blrer 'n-4#-71-«7 for a 6-1 win last night at Robertson Park. The Telephcme Co. a 30-14 lifetime edge over the lefty the non-profit municipal corpora- In Charity Contest currently top-i#*d*d In th# U.8. member the neme—Jack Ddmpeey. ^ a-Buitl7eo6- TMele program for th# Liona wlio turn predicted it would be about tha Lawn Tannla Aaan.'a national dou- Th# old Mans##* Mauler, now 64,^ won over the Temple Beth which could not field a team and veteran. 'tinn established to build the park. bled to fifth in the Western Di­ same tonight. The TV revenue is a-Jerry Ceurrllle. ®her»- Largest Lead of the Season had to fotfeit Rookie L«rry Sherry (4-2) won The contractor aaya M Itemi are It win be the mighty air arm of vision lost yesr after copping ft* 840,000. blea tourney, for the Davla Cup wa* hired yesterday aa promotion­ T. Meere. t t . Moior Leogu#! doubles. al director and adviaar to th# *m- eZaniVsi'roiie. HubberS R. Moor*. Bi . Singles by Jack Lappen, Tom it, blanking ths Braves without a in dispute, items such as the fence the PfcUadelphia Eagle* againat title in 1957, yesterday said soph- 7 4 -T 4 -n -» 0 markers, flagpole*, public address "But I Juat can't aay. I want to batUed Roaansohn Bntarprlaaa Stevenson and Frank Bennettleri, hit for 2 2/3 innings in relief of th* powetful running of th* Chi omor* backs Ken Webb and Dan a-Dr. T(Kf*line»yb. InSlae aS iei' if-.: s=sLeoden==i a fielding error and * sacrifice fly Don Drysdale after Hank Aaron's system. Harney say* he woh't In­ Lewis .ate high in hia plans. see how they do,” Jonea aald. which atm hope* to atag* a return ionevente. p • Ameriren League 1 They had Httl# trouble yeatar world heavyweight championship Ryaimk. e ... Staley JHas Role .of Lock-Up Guy accounted for the tbr** K of C second home run of the game, his stall them utnil ’ he get* more eago Bear* whan th* two claah In Leading Offensive Hirents Snort SrhpHulfi 74-7M2-221 *. Moore, i# .. Batting — Kusnn, Detroit, ..7R3; runs in th# opening frame. They 33rd, had deadlocked it 6-6 in the mone.v. the Cardinal Cuahlng Charity Aa rook, a the duo aaw limited day. whipping 17-year-old Ramaey bout betwean ingemar Johanaion Schmidt, ri, rt Eamhart, Ventura. Calif., and Paul and Floyd Pattcraon on 8ept. 22. BUI Schaff. BrooWawn 22'Z}'25~ m Brown. «f. rf . _ I j j U Fox, Chicago, Kaline, Detroit and picked up another in the aecopd as 11th. The D(xlgers had scored off The corporation gave in on three Fund gam* at Manning Bowl aetion, but in two exhililtlon gam** a-Yom Oorman, SuHUld Wo^llng, Baltimore, ..12,1; Run­ Ray Choquette walked and later Spahn in the 11th on a walk, Re- item* yesterday — backstop, foul thla aesson, they hav# been the Tonight Palmer, Phoenix, Ariz., 6-2, 6-2, 9- Johansson won the title from Pat­ a-BtU ialvalore, Watertown 7^70-79—^ Totels ...... Lynn, Saturday. That la the way 11, 8-2, in a second round match. terson last Jun# 26. Lien CoMelle. Mill Bl»er 7J-7»-7J—m Teachers ...... ’’ .’. " . S A U nels, Boston. .320. In White Sox’ Run for, AL Crown scored on Ken Monroe’s base pulski’s pinch single and a sacri­ line pole* and lockers — total it figures to be if on# can rely on team’# leading offensive threats. Green Manor va!' Don V’illts, Jarry Uembo. New raneen 74-7S-73—« ...... 100 030 d. .7 cost, 115,000. But It contend* OlmcUo and Buchhols today will Dsmpsey ha*' been o\it of tbs John lani, Shoreharen 7S-74-72—223 Clvlttn ...... Home Runs — Killebrew, Wash­ knock. With one out in the fourth fice fly by pinch-hitter Oil Hodges. 1958 figures. Lewis, a >tandou-t for Wisconsin 8:30—Robertson Park. ington, .36; Colavito. Cleveland, 35; inning, Choquette singled to cen­ Duke Snider hit a two-run homer Harney should come up with the before joining the Llone, gained Green Manor va. Nassiffa, 6— teat a pair of Californian*. Larry promoting dodge for a long tim# . . New_ York, __Aug. 19 ana had been chibbed to thei were second, two games behind Last year, Dutch Van Brocklln, .Naglsr of North Hollywood, and but ha had a coupla of go«jd ones Allison Washington',- 27 ; Maxwell, fourth atrali^t defeat, 11-4, by ter, advanced on an ’error and for the Dodgera, hia 20th, and tied rest. 6,i yards a try_in . hia freshman Chacler-Oak _Park...... Detroit and Lemon, Washington, Time was when foTka knew the IndlsnI. "I'd be (Tfaiy "to” pul 'things W tha Eagles'-pasetog marvil flrad Allen Fbk of Los Angeles. ' In hia day. Hi* last on* waa the Washington. scored on Joe McCarthy's hit to American League Ralph Kiner for third on the all- 374 passes, completed 198 for year. So far in piw-*#ej*on game* ' FNBank va. F A P, 6—Kaensy 26. Gerry Staley as" the starting Staley came on in the seventh time NL list with 351 behind Mel without getting paid," says he haa been the eluh's leading at. Field.' Mackay teamed with Ens. Mike Max Baer-Max 8ehmeling bout In The New York Yankees, 12% last night with th* White Sox, left. Tommie Stevenson accounted Yesterday's Bmiilta 3409 yards and 15 touchdowns. Pranks. Los Angela*, for an eaay 1933. A coupla of years bafora that Pitching — Shaw, Chicago, 12- pitcher who always just for the final run with a homer New'York 5, Detroit 3. Otk (511) and Stan Muslal (409). Harney. runner. North Methodist v*. Police, 6:15 8. .800; Pappas, Baltimore, \.13-S, game* behind, broke a tie for third who . had blown a 2-0 lead behind Wes'Covington also homered (No. "We’re at th* mercy of th# Against this, Ed Brown, ths Bears Webb, a 305-^)oun)n led th# Bears with 85. at. Field. homa-grown opponent.* without And. cf couraa, Dempsey had Rsductioos! talley In the second Inning. Nick Baltim ore...... 57 .59 .491 13'.4 PHILLIES 2, CARDS 1—The (,'ooi pro imeks,” he aaid. And trouble, taking their victoriaa in N ^im al LeagiM days ahy of 39, helped puah the and 18 In '53 before being peddled Staley walked with two out in the Pagan! and Bill Wright each had Detroit ...... 58 61 .487 14 Phillies won it on Richie Ashburn'a of access roads, fan* would wit- FhUly’a Beat Runner tlien oiie or hla highest plaudits: Teacher* v*. K of C, 6:15- Mt. soma experience In th* ring. This Batting—Aaron, Milwaukee, .373; White Sox ln|i« the largeat lead first td dneitinati, then the Yan­ eighth, Aparicio singled for hia Boston ...... 55 63 .466 16 V4 ne»s a traffic jam to beat all traf­ “ Thui, th# Eagles did much mors "Both are willing to Mick their Nebo. atralgbt aata. la a salaried post for the ex-heavy­ two singles in a losing cause. It two-out single In the,_ seventh, The Auatrallan* * e n 11 n ii a weight champion *nd he empha­ Omntngham.Bt. Louis, .349; Pin- of the year in the tight AL race kees and finally the White Sox, third hit and Fox smacked the was the all-around defensiye play Kansas City ...... 55 63 .466 16 Vb breaking a 1-1 tie and beating fic jama - if the '59 Series is played pitching and with results, too. On noae* Into the line." Telephone va. winner Methodist- aon, Clac4nnati, .531; Temple, Cin­ laat night, giving up just one hit now has.»-'6-5-record with a 1.48 double. W ashington...... 49 69 .415 22 H rookie Miller (1-2). Jim Ownea here. The stadium la at the south th* ground, though. It ws* Chi­ BMei.'here around th* league, Pelice, 6:15—Charter Oak Park. against unaaadad oppOaitien today. sized that h# ha* no stock in th* cinnati, .320; Cepeda, San Fran­ in three -shutout inninga of relief of the K of C that accounted for corporation. earned rqp averag* for his 85 in­ Wynn, who had pitched .two co'n- the victory. Today’s Games (9-10) went all the way for the city limits,' off the Bsyahore E5-ee- cago.'Rick (3a*are* ground out tome rookies ar# begrlnnlng to cisco, .315. for a 6-4 comeback victory over nings in 49 games. way. Games would end about 4:30 "I hav* accepted thla Job be- Homa Runs—Banks, Chicago, 37; aecutlve three-hit shtitouta, gave The Knights 3^'ill play the win­ , New York at Detroit (N)--Orba Phils, allowing 10 hits but leaving 851 yarda and Willi* Galimore (Malodgt veterans. Baltimore and a 4|^-gam* bulge And jadiU* hs*s paired with Turk ner of the North Methodist and 1-4 vs. Lary (15-7). nine on base, walking none and p.m.. just when southbound traWlh wasn't to* far away with 619. Promoted to Fliwt Team eauae I baliev* somebody ha* to do 4 iO O P /V g A R Mathews, Milwaukee, 34; Aaron, over Cleveland. up six hits and ..all four priole on the Bayshore la heaviest. Tra^- something to restore th* public Milwaukee, 33; Robinson, Cincinna­ Lown as 'a two-man relief icrew runs in four-plus innings. Rookie Police Department game at Char­ Washington at Cleveland (N) — striking out seven. '■ ' PhlUy’a beat runner. Bill Barnea, In th# Washington camp, Coach Staley ecored the winning run that hasn't bean l^ten 'in' two Fischer (8-8)'vs. McLish (14-6). flee even now is slowed by freeway churned for *61 yards and than Mike Nixon prom'oted tackle Don confidenc* in what I believe is th* ti, 27,: Cepeda, San Francisco, 23. Ken McBride and Staley then com­ ter Oak Thursday night at 6:15 construction. Let’s Not Wear Archie Out; graatcat of all sports," h# said. Pitching—Face, Pittsburgh, 15-0, for the White Sox, breaking a 4- months, Stalsy's' become the No. 1 bined for a two-hit relief ,1oh with and Telephone will meet the Boston at , Kansas City (N) — Mm* Claran## Peak* with 886. Lawrence of 'Notre Dsm# and all tie on Nellie Fox's two-out clutch guy of laU. He’s put away Teachers ’Thursday night at Mbunt Casale (8-8) vs. Daley (14-7) or Tiipuday’s Homers ■‘It's an impossible situation llnebaci'er Art Gob of Pittsburgh "I did not Uk# th# Job until my 1.000; Antonelli, San Francisco, Staley walking- one, striking out with no solution." aaya Bolles. Thoa* ar# th# flgura# but they lagal qdviaars assured m* th* man 16-7, .696; Drysdale, Los Angeles, double in the eighth inning. That a 4-0 record, plus lour saves, and four. Nebo at 6:15 in the semi-finals at Tsitouris (1-2). may not maan a thing. Th* Bear* to the first team. He^s the Only Good One Left hoisted the Whit* Sox six games allowed only two earned run* Baltimore at Chlcuigo- O’Dell (8- However, Charles Feeney, Giant Oeojig* Halas of the dticai running th# organization war# up- 15-7, .662; Law, PitUburgh, 137, the combined Rec and Church (Season Total In Parentheses) two groat raealvara, Harion Hill ri^ t character*, men ef integrity ,650; Newcombe, Cincinnati, 11-6, ahead of Cleveland In the lost during a 28-10 drive by th* White SENATORS 11, INDIANS 4— Softball League playoffs. 10) vs. Shaw (12-3). American I.eiagiie rice president, professes optlmlam. Bear*' pra'aed rookies Gerald Tomorrow’s Schedule rlub haa received aeating and Jim Doolty, ar* ready to go_ Naw York—(NBA)—Thera Justfdafaatad after knocking out thi* with tvhprn I could he properly ,647. column after the second place In- Sox that began July 5, when they Jim Baxes’ 13th home run gave K. itl C. (IS) Sievera. Senators /17). Hill missed half of laat aaaaen and Lucca, a Uckle, and linebacker New York at Detroit. chart* and, come September, hopes Rommi* Loudd. can't be an Areht* Moor*. No prlz# lam* Archie fiv* year* ago and asaoeiated.’t. Cleveland a 3-1 lead in the fo\irth AB R H PO A E Green, Senators (2). Dooley wa* out moat of the year, He wa# ftoarring to Vincent inning, but the Senator* then Monroe, cf ...... 4 0 1 J 0 0 ■‘-■WasKington at Cleveland. the baseball commiaaioner's office The Chicago Cardlnsla received fighter that fabulous evsr lived. now is considarad too old to com* Lappen. sf .... Boston at Kansas City. BeiTs, Yankees (17). will authorize the printing of With both thea# wings set, the welcomed news when it waa back for a Jouat with Ingemar Velella, preslden't- of Roeensohn walloped acroas six runs in the Stevenson, c .. LolfieE',' Yankee* -(16). Bears air arm cotnd become a* Moors was shunned and ahunted Enterprises, and Irvifif JKahn, head sixth again.*t loser Jim Perry Bennettleri. 3h Baltimore at Chicago. .ticket's. That depend* on where the learned that rookie quarterback aside for the length of most box­ Johanaaon. It'a Old Archie who ia Moske National League Baxes, Indiims (13). Giant* are in the race. dangerous as it* ground gam*. Billy Dunn, who haa been recu­ now campaigning for tha latter of Teleprompter, which hold# th# 5). Lennie Green counted three | McCohvIlle. "I’f -'■Yeeterday’s Results Berberet, Tigers (10). ers’ careers. Fiv* years' ago a box­ radio, tclAvlalan and movie righta with his second home run and Roy , -b Mayor George Christopher la ' Then, too, tha Eagle* fr# con­ perating from hMd Injurlea au# ing commisaion physician declared asaignmant, although h* 1* almost NOWOPfn NEW KNAPP Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1. another optimist. He say* he's cer­ fidant that they will b# a much fared in an exhibition game, will five years older than Bisard to the fight. Slevera scoring two with hi* 7th. , biei^kr, rf "" him phyaically unfit to wage war. Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 0. ' National I.,eagiie tain that not only will Candlestick stronger running team thla year. (Jharlas, who should hav* given up Right now Velella and Kahn ■ The Senators finished with 17 McCartTiy. ib ______rejoin tha team for their gam# He haa reached an age far beyond Skips It Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 6 Aaron, Braves 2 (33). be ready, but it will be used. Clarane* Peaks ha* been running against Pittsburgh Saturday what usually la considered s*nility long. ago. could u.ee soma help. They want to Ingemar Johinsson m*y hits while R>iss Kemmerer (7- ‘toibIii*...... sn « lo 2l R 0 (13).7 Covington, Braves (7). "We’re going to win tlie pen- wild In scrimmag* while Walt by ring standards. Archie undoubtedly i* th* moat stage the fight in. exactly four 12), winning hia second .straight! *•««♦ OEfiee (1) Only Games Scheduled. Snider, Dodgers (20). flamboyant fighter the ring haa weeks and elx daya. But they hava; be skipping » return AB R H PO A i nant,", he say*. ‘1 can feel It In my Kowalcsyk and Tommy J4cDon- Yst Moore Is ths most command­ sfter dropping six in a row, Rave „ H n 0 W. L. Pet. G.B. Bell, Reds (19). hone*.” tld, two of th# greateat eolleglat* ever known—from the dazsting 1. No aita. match with Floyd Patter­ up nine hits for his first complete - Paxan'i.' 2h . 3 n 2 ing figure In the buainssa today. £f££ San Francisco 67 51 .586 ~ halt carriar* in th# nation two Last ^ighCs Fights bathrobe to poat-mortem apeacha*. 2. No champion. son for the time being, FACTORY RETAIL STORE 3 0 0 Th# awkward Yvon Durell# waa, of H«r« or« th* biaflfst, melt twMning game since June 28, ' Moore la a one-man fight buai- Lloense Buapsaded j 3 (1 0 Los Angeles .. 66 ,54 .550 . 2 ' years ago, are now coming Into Portland, Or#.—Phil Moyer. 158. but the heavyweight • • • Twflrdv. 3b .. 63 55 .534 4 course, th# perfect foil for tb* su­ neaa—hit own prometar, match­ Tha company haa had ita promo­ lisiU .3 Milwaukee ... their o> NYION Sof«ty AII-W«other the third against Don Mossi (11- Lombardo, rf . 1 Philadelphia .. 50 69 .420 n% Telecast of Big League Games the fisherman. Pestered Jim N*rri* sobn Enterpriaee in a magaalne 10. . It's a shann that Moore can't be (Directly across from Pratt & Whitney Main Plant) 7). Art Ditmar (8-8) won it...... 5M 1 1 H 1 1 Today's 'Gsunes BeatUe—Terry Lewie. 288. Bpo- prassrved In some manner for Wh*n ft* heavyweight cham article. yHi: blanking the Tigers on five hits k. of C...... in no Chicago at Philadelphia (2) — plon hung up hi* mitts, Archi* As for Johansfon, he aaid in an­ Sunoet PU yi Coueii^i ^ 3-T NTten Safety All- 3 0—8 Defended by Sports Director kana, itopped Emil Brtko, 206, pugilistic posterity. Ancient Archie w . until the eighth, when he needed 2B. Moske. Paxanl; ,3B. Aceio: HR. Ceccarelll (4-1) and Hobble (12-9) Ptttaburgh, 6. should be around for eternity eo pestered Jim Norris until ft* In­ other magazine article that there *rwc of tit* atau's ‘top softWll W estber nede with Wbitev ITordis relief ' Post Office ...... 010 000 0—1 ternational Boxing Club put him probably wouldn’t be a fight be­ wniiey jeororf relief. Stevenson; S McConvIlle: IX)B. K ofO. vs. (Jorhes (1-8) and Conley (11-7) Miami Beach- Jimmy Beecham. ambitious fighters of future gen­ pltchar*—T#a Kscknowikl of Sun­ Geedyeqr'i esdueiv* 3-T li:nj;: FAMOUS ^ A V/ * • * '(7). Post Office (8): BB. Moske 1. St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N) — (ThI* I* the eighth and last of^the Natlonsl Assn, in promoting 167 3/4, Miami, stopped Leon in with young Floyd Patterson to cause "i can't fight Patterson snd set RMtaurant ef Hartford Bad Triple-Tempered Nylea ntehlug—Don Nawcomba, Roto erations could ass him and realize Bill Beverly of Cousina Bakery ef Ifel! RED s o x ' S, A’S 4—Gene .Ste-: ______Gibson (1-1) vs. Law (13-7), J Pre­ a series on minor league. .baae- I minor league*." Btewart. 161 1/2, AtlanU, 8. what it mean* to master th# trad*. determine Marciano's auecaaiKif'l ■£h# mob, too." .. (or Bieeier MrenRth end —Boot the Gianta a fifth Mm* ttaU His weird showing, or lack ef one, He didn’t explain tb* mob. New Britain—will fact each other i i i phens’ sacrifice fly did it for Bos-1 ceded by suspended game of July hall’s crumbling empire, and what He went on: aonooB, blanking the Natlonnl PitUfleld. Maaa.—Arthur Para- Sine* that’s not possible, even for •afety. ). against Pattsraen is the only on* Flirthermor*. h* aald, ha haan't tomorrow nljffit In the final* of ton in the ninth after the Red Sox No-Hitler Mieses 12 the game'i Mggeat names think "The 1959 campaign by Mf. loagM lehtore on , eight bite, ley, 141, R*d CroM, La., outpointed this incredible bloke, let's not wear had blown a 4-6 lead. Mike For- Los Angeles at (jlncin/iati (N) about It.) George Trautman's office is 'It's Willi* St«v*n*on, 146, Boston, 10. Archie out. He's the only good one of hia 206 fights which causes collected for th* Irat fight yet. th* AJinuaf Wayn* Braun Memori­ KNAPP - - McDevitt (8-8) vs." Nuxhall walking none and atrilclnt out four Mocie to hang his otherwise proud "I *m prepared to go anywhere al Tournament In Eaat Hartford. OHmt 3-T NYION Halifax-Blair Richardson. 150. nlelea (3-2) won with Ray Herbert Durham, N.C. (IP)- -Johnny Aeh), Fun to Be a Fan.' p n ever.v fel#-’" lift. — . (10-9) the loser, )>oth in relief. (7-9). ----- • New^ York, Aug. 19 ()P» "Base­ cast this year. Dizzy Dean and/or for 7-0 \4ctory- South Bar. N.8.. stopped Hank Moore may not b* quite a* old a* hMd when th* subject ia brought In th* world to help the fight." Th* championship game will start nn baroainii III who hurled a no-hit, no-run game San Frnnciaco at MDwaiike* Hitting—Nellie Fox. Whit* Rox up. said Dempsey. "I may fly to .at 6:30 at th* Bumalde-School for the 19.58 Durham Bull* while ball is' entertainment, as is tele- Buddy Blattner have used promo­ —Oappad comeboch victory over Mercer, 183, Valdoeta, Ga., 5. the General Sherman redwood In to ; Field. Ten teams competed In this HllOHS'- with the ORIGINAL CUSHIONED COMFORT CONSTRUCTION (N) — — Sanford (12-9) va. Bur- ^dsion. What w* have • done la tional copy supplied by M*. Traut- Bequeia National Park, but h* is Moore never alibia, but h* did. Sweden next week to 'talk itia* Strikeouts — Drysdale, I.oa An­ compiling s 1.87 earned run rec­ tho Orioles with tle-hreoking, tw*- point out that in hla first bout with Jfthanaeon." year's avent. geles, 193; 8. Jones, San Francisco. ord. failed to stick in the Class B detta (18-12). \ merge the two so the public can man’s office. In addition. th#'CBS n u i. double with two out In the Run# Batted In--Banks. Chicago, every bit as durable and aturdy. Tomorrow's Schedule enjoy our- ' eat national pastime." Television Network uses a cartoon Hia age ia uncertain, but he is in Duralle, in .which ha waa on th* ipiii MOkIS $23iO $20J5 Thanks a million, Hartford, for tha fabulous responsa to 158; Antonelli. San Francisco, 133; League this season. He haa been •Ighth Inning for 6-4 doclelon and 115; Robinson, {Cincinnati, 104; deck four Urn**, tha tampers tur* Haddix, Pittsburgh, .126; Jackson, optioned to Appleton, Wls., 35 ,j;;|iicago at Philadelphia. (N). That' the answer of William of the campaign on every game. ♦W-game lend In American Aaron, Milwaukse. 97; Ball, Cincin­ th# neighborhood of 43, and that's 25i5 22J0 tha opaning of bur naw Factory Ratail Stora last S t Louts at Pittsburgh. Affiliate* Go Off Air nati 96; Mathews, Milwaukes, 90. e larg* neighborhood where he is was around 40 dagreas. LiOxIS St. r»uis, 113, miles from his native Milwaukee. (Bill) MacPhail, director of sports Le«mu* race. In tha aacond edition, the ther­ B4Y0NS! i i i waak. Wa thought you’d lika this modern, completely Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N). for th* Oolv.mbia Broadcasting "At CBS we do not televise our considered as some eatimatea have Weatherwise^ Tompion Race •Ml iiU';: San Francisco a t Milwaukee ‘Game of the Week’ into communi­ him within a few breath* of 50. mometer hovered around 90 and w TS unUnmSh POMS* equipped shoe s to re d backed by Knapp'a Factory Co., Inc., to charges by minor Old Archie never was hi th* allght- i i i l Stock of over 450,000 pairs of shoes in -18,500 (N). • league ba^ball men throughout ties where games are being played. Old Gent Wb« Had It 7.S0xl4 S25.15 Hi::: the^ land that the telecasts-of big In fact, none of Our affiliates with? Taking Moors’* own date, Dee. ast bit of troubl*. In Today^s Saratoga Special :U i l i i individual sizes and widths — and over 185 in 50 miles of the (minor league) Make a Pisa Pair 1.00x14 27.55 smart styles for Man, Women, and Boystiit JC Track Meet leagiie gai.ier have pracucally ir, 1916, would make him .only two B i i i wrecked their, domain. game site, carries the game of the year* and *«v*n months younger Archie and hla dcUganarian ad­ iHH: substantial Factory-to-You Savings. But viser and second Jack KM ms, make BSOxM 30.20 2SJS "We" feel,"-MacPhail aald, “that w«6k—and where there are time than Jo* Louis, who forsook th* New York, Aug. 19 (JPi — Th*4to th# |100.000-added Amaflean wa didn't know how much you'd lika it. BOWLERS The greater New Britain .lay- differences, the affiliate goes off URINE battlapit for th# rocking chair a fine pair. They ar* th* mo*t de­ Darby Aug. 29. Darby aligiblaa are -•veiKMuaimsst— - basebai; on television—any brand Oraentraa Itabla'a Waatharwia# ! ceea are planning an Olympic De- the air ja half- hour prior lo tha eight year* ago, whan even tha lightful charlatan* in th* aeur aei- th* Claibonie Farm's Dunce, win­ iii! j velopment Championahip Track of haaeball—^tends to create and start of the locki game." qnce. Either done i* formidabi* and C. V. Whitney's Tompion, both Now it's easier than aver to choose tha most 10-nN BALLS-M ADE TO ORDER stimulate, interest in the game In Brown Bomber admitted he waa an ner of the' Arlington Cleqale; ft% 3-T RAYON CWTOM comfortable shoes in America — ' and Field Meet to be held at Arute In addition to the charges hurled old gant who had had it. When it comM to the Intricate aone of Ih* famous Tom Fool, and Baring Hill Farm’* Eeay Spur, ■ Field In New Britain on. Aug. 22, general; and In the home town in Wiltnost nutomotive* maneuvering* ef th* fight gam*. fUFR-CUSWON built by Knapp, one of the country's largest particular, if the latter L properly at television, the minors blame Moor* la eight yaara older than 16 other 3-year-old* were entered wnner of th* Florid* Derby; th# c*e«*e *■ Aneiif*’* BncM eer* by “EBONITE” j 1969, at 1 p.m. The program will their sagging situation on such Together they *r* unbeatable— for the 850,000-added Saratoga shoe manufacturers. The shoes millions (FACrrOBY DRILLED) p-omoted. AMERICA’S FINEST AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Rocky Marciano, who retired un- Calumet Farm’s Op-and-On; and XUBtUSSl I carry a wide variety of track and things aa the far-flung farm old con men who’v# got the world Bpacial today at Saratoga Spring*. Travie Kerr’a entry of Deiriobillae tg g im i MU of satisfied customerr depend on for quality I field events for both- junior and ‘'We In television do' not feel MMWMR system and the bonus plan, both eif • MALLORY on a atring. For moat of th* horse* in tha aix and Top Charger. - j YiM i m linTpSia* construction and day-long comfort. senior amateur athletes, including that , televising of the major vhtch they say tie up all available B PRODUCTS Moore end KMma have set out BOWLING SHIRTS pole vault hammer throw, dis­ furlong race the apeelal ia the final A doaen S-year-old fillies were leagues on Saturday and Sunday talent ferr the majors; desire of tha • McQUAV NORRIS to lure Johansson into ' giving entered tor th* 815,000-added pel 4.70x15 S25i5 $2L75 Whatever your size — 2 to 18 •— TRAM PRICER—ALL MODRIJ8 cus throw, javelin throw, shot has materially affected the struc­ majors Jo "make a quick buck” in­ • AUTO-LITE 3^1■MINUTE FREE Archi* hi* third ahot at th# hMvy- taat before the 8100,000-plua Hope­ put high jump, broad Jump-, runs ful Stake* end* th* Saratoga meet­ Mar Oaks at one mil*. Cellyar and 7.10x15 27.95 AAA to EEEE, you’ll find the , ture of minor league baseball. The stead of having a long-range co­ • RAYBEriTOS BRAKES welght championahip. If thay auc- Tender Bis* h M d ed ft* Hit. -HI® and dashes. 'The meet will' ^ run figures show that the trend of the operative plan which might save (9 BENDIX BRAKES mtISTILUTION ceed and don’t bet they won’t, ing Aug. 29. style and comfort you want at genuine. BOWLING SHOES i under thr auspices of the U-S. W#'eatherwiae.'who bMt Tomploii Atlantic a t y e 818.000-added illiil 7.40x15 30.70 KJK Factory-Direct Prices. Come in and diminlahin^' minor leagues was the minors; lack of leadership wil­ • THOMPSON PRODUCTS here’* a tip for Ingemar: Marmaid Stakaa at six furlongs I Olympic Committee and sanc- well In. evidence long before tele- ling to take a strong hand lii •BORG WARNER Fight Old Archie, in Sweden bi in a photo Bnlah in tb* Sanford 7.50x14 “I m t 2175 14 INCH! ' "H* discover what a difference Cushioned ' HYDE - - PROFESSIONAL I tioned by the A.A.U. visior, became a factor in 1953. Btakea Aug. 10, will be ridden by draw nine 2-^ytar-oId finite, inciud 8tylt settling major-minor differences, • FEDERAL MOGUL • WAGNER LOCKHEED the middle of winter—eutdoora. ing Gray Flank and Blonde D* 1.00x14 ■- nM^\"55 MZS Comfort makes when you switch to Drop of S4 Per Cent and a multitude of other things. Erie GuarUn. Willi* Bhoemaker iii Knapp Aerotreds — Hartford's The fact remains' that the once • WALKER MUFFLERS rides Tompion. " ^ mond. iiiiii , . 1.50x14 ’" W BOWLING BALLS - SHOE BAQS "At Its peak, the National Assn, B GRANT RINGS Th* N. R. (Yorky) McLaod •■■Ui ISltCH! best buy in shoes. had 56 league* in operation - far-flung empire of minor league 3 ^ Defend# Crown In Tuesday’s races, the Circle M Uud pDRRpgR^lD namely the,. 1948-50 era. In 1953, teams continue* to crumble. At COMPLETE. LINE OF SPEED EQUIPMENT entry of the Pabblebrook Farm's Detroit, Aug. 19 —^Henk Irish Lancer and Mr*. Wallaca Farm's Moipmy Pear ($5.50) was BOWLING TROPHIES-AWARDS when majoi league hasebaa first variou* lima* 1.223 cities have Free Installation an eaay winner’of the Glen* Fall* STORE HOURS: Daily 9 ;3 p te 5i30 Cqrfeir's entered Into the national te'evlslon made up 218 leagues in the color­ If Your Detoer Doeau’t Stock P»rt# We tavHe Your Uqulrtes CJawthra, a Detroit adto englnMr, Ollroy'8 Or**k Pag*, and Tlnkham M O U N o m U N O M M o K u r OMAW OIMMKINDI ful , "buahea." Time and troubfea aata out today to dafend hla intar- Veale 2nd'a Vital Force also war* PurM at Saratoga. Silver Spoon THUeSOAT AND BlieAV IVtMNieS *211 f D.At 'market, 38 ’ leagues a'ere In op­ waa iMt in the fiald of five S-ye*r- SliORTS AND A T H iniC EQUIPMENT eration—a droj of 84 per cent. have eraaed 197 leagues and 1073* naUonal lightning claa* Milboat wall regarded. Eddie Arearo ridca iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiill WORK CLOTHES cities which some oif the gama'a SEPT tOUERS Utl* against a fleat of 54 chal- Irish Lzneer, with Manual Tcaaa *14 BUIes. PLENTY OF IS OUR ONLY lUSINESS "Last year there, were 24 league* ^eatest talent iiaed. aa slaving langera. CSawthra won his aecond on Greek Pag* and P. J. Ballay o n lAgend (89.40) took ft* Elm- NICHOU- iii,. For Painteni, in operation, a ratio in proportion itonea to atardOM in the mqjd champlMuhlp laat year at Beach on Vital Fore*. hiirut Pure# at Arlington Partt. FREE PARKING with th* pre-teleylslon decune.” Mavasi, N. J. Hla ehallahgara in With 12 atortqra th* Ifth nin- and I step ($9.20) won ft* DoT ,^O O D - V I Airj It# tmif Carpenters, Plumbers National Asan. figures show the Mar 76ft AnhlvarMry Pura*. War MINOHESTER TIRE, INO. No matter where you live. If you can't o r MANOHESIEE During tha v m Olympic Vltoter TRIPLE^ thla y ^ a thrM-toy mMt IneliM* nlng of tha Baratega Bpacial will I i m \ - ' BBS BEOAD BT. — i q B-817i 1615 Main flt.—MI 0-1647 t minors have dropped .from 59 antranta from 14' atatM, Oanajda, be worth 800,800, ft* wlancr tak­ BlgnaU (in.20) captured th* Rita • conveniently errang* to get to Our Cast leagues In 1949 to 21 this year. At- Squaw Valley, Calif., OarltMi Pnra# at Atlantic City and "WE GIVE JWfWT BTAMOnrBTAliFBr Hertford Store, simply call — BUtler 9-6242 next E*b. 18 thru 16, there will bis Europe and South ALmarJea. Two ing 888.785. mtm Mint Nassiff Arms tehdanc* skidded from 42 million to STORES^ Th* 810,000 Iwapc Pure* aver a D«a Ftoln** (111.80) wa* winner Vkc Owr.IkMff F*ff Wsm -.'FayAB Tmi hnd we'll haVa your Knepp Shoe Counselor I t million In the last decade. 16,721 housing accommodations fo” W. 80^«®»|toa Hmu’ Bw A lU-cBestm-lW. Ill 8^14$ j raeaa- war# achadulad for today, o f y e e u to rs within 60 mil.es at the two BWfo ThuiBday aa4 4 : Bill® a t ArUsfftM* Farit attrt«t®d at ft* M ® M Funw to Xoeldaff- eaN an you at your home or piece of business. House Sports MarBhalf said his network ‘*iy»- 9-em liiiUflftRii««Ar69!^Rr Games alt*. Prices will rainga from luto HwMtoi. m turn i >a®«BtfMtoF> 'h«M F«(k. * 1 ofterataa to th* fulleat dagraa with •5 to 112.60 peV parson per night. ■ - r -ii- ■F

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1959 77 Ho o s m f o r 8 kI* Musical Inatnunenta 5? ApurtMMit*—Flat*— Ilnnsoi for Salt 7t 1 r«g Solo 72 BY FAGAi.Y and SHORTEN HooMhold Goodn SI SELLING TOUR HOME?. For Boys^ Cool Cows, Danish Onions Roofing—Siding GIBSON ELECTRIC gulUr ami ’- TMMBMIlto €9 OUTSTANDING year 'round home, IV ON A KNOLL prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ WATKINS USED fler and caae. Coat over 8800. Sell Bolton Lake, waterfronl, 8 bed­ ice and appraising without obOga- oouoRUM Ruonwa Oompnay. f o u r r o o m * duplex, stove and NEW CAPE CXn>—Shod dorlner- Minutea to .Hartford on Wilb4r 8150. PI 2-7415 after 6 p.m. room s/ IH bath*, mahogany Croas. Delightful modernized home tion, call 8, A. Beechlar, Realtor. By (1E41ILT BROWNS^yONF, Inc. Aluminum iMiBg, asphalt- AtOUNO THf IW I OOf rouo« tXh B u f A f A O A in y , WHEM t « WAirV HIM ACOOMOr FURNITURE EXCHANGE refrigerator fumlahed. Adults paneled living room with fire­ oversised 24x89. O ram ic tUe bath, Ml 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith As­ Also aluminum, only Call Ml 9-7945 betwean 7-8. on tree shaded lot. Uvtng room AP Newsfeatarea Feed Editor ' CLASSIFIED ip BOOM. HE iTieW aOSEft 10 HW THAU HER f VEH 7 H ( NORTHWerr MOUNTED COUlOHT SET HER 95 UPRIGirr PIANOS, Looking f. r place, kitchen with all buUt-ln amaalte drive. Near Bowers Schoirf sociate. Ml •-8963.-Member Multi­ ralTamaad or coppay luttera and —compute for 115,400 (flret de- 30x30 with wall-to-wall carpet. Two TWO WAV grwrcH * - MAH w. One t-pc dining worn set, »i2i. a good piano? Befora you sea me. OARDEN a p a r t m e n t —Attrac unlta and utility room off main ple Listing Ssrvlo*. If you are the girl friend (or. leadora. Ml t-TRff. lo& around and compart prices! poeit TMlds). R. F, Dimock C o., bedrooms, kitchen, laundry. Full tlve 4 rooms, second floor, "omor kitchen. Home has a large the mother) of a fellow between VAN HfllO.tffltr Five-plsce Dtnetu Set, black and No other piano atora otfart the screened porch with sundeck over­ Realtor. MI 9-S246. basement, Asking 818,000, ARE YOU CON8IDER1NO 12 and 16. and want to find an advertising ROOFINO, s r o m o , palntinr. Car­ gold, decorated, cost new 1189, now Oxf(nd, MldiOe Tpke., West. 8118 BELLING YOUR PROPERTrT T“ VMERTt ClMEMCff kind of upright and prieea that I Stove and refrigerator, parklM. looking the lake. Lot is fullv land­ extra-sp4K:iar place in his hsart. pentry. Alterations and additlona. $69. can offer Open 2:80 a.m. ta 10 W* Will appraise your property Celllnn. Workmanehlp guaran­ .Aeiddsnt Superintendent. M 11-1609 scaped. Home has forcsd not air MADELINE SMITH, Realtor peek into the new ‘‘The Boys' CI.ASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS p.m., Mondays through Saturdays, heat and if you are Just gettlrig fre* and without any obligation. Cook Book” to And out what boys teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., M9 Autumn Love seata, f60. 255 Market At., Hartford. iebUR ROOMS, heat, hot water, mUJBIDE MANpR, Vernon — W* *1*0 buy praparty for cash. g;15 A.M. to 4:S0 P.NL_____ 8t. Ml i-easo. msrrisd, this home Is ready to Choose your own Mgh wooded lot. rsally like to sat. Electric range, MB. n s for cooking. stOve and refrig­ move right In. as the sale price Ml 9-1642 Msmbsr Multiple IJatlng Or if oa likea to puttsr around erator. Rhone Ml 9-6779. Ml 9-4071 For your new Ranch, Split, or •'■o- fTANLEY BRAY, Realtor Wanted— To Buy 58 Includes all furnishing*. Approxl- lonlal R. F. Dimock C o., Raaltrr. In the kitchen or on the outdoor COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C L A ^ I ^ ADVT. 8 pc. breakfast set, (new) 849.95. matelv SS.OOO cash needed dewn. MANCHESTER CAPES BRAE-BURN REALTY grill, the book wlR Interaet the Roofing and Chimnsjrs 16>A between 8-7. MI 9-5346. Ml 8-6278 m a n d a t TUmTHtDAT 10:»0 A.M,—AATDRDAT t A.M. " ^ W aW e D TO BUY (Jail Ml 8-8271 from 9-5. After • 1—« rooms, brsszeway and garage, youag man himself. He'll be flat Spinet Desk, |80. MI 9-8473. tered because the authors-Helen ROOFINO—dpecialixing repairing j Good used reaalable, furniture, available VI deep Wooded lot. SBli^INO? BUYINO? 'Trading? W# roote of all Mnda. New roofa, gut­ SEVEN ROOM duplex Evans Broivrf and her husband PLEASE READ YOUR AD also small upright and spinet Sept. 1st. MI 9-7798. ST. JAMES’ PARISH—I room older % - i rooms, 4 finished, basehient are Just about sold out on listings ter work, chimney, cleaned, re­ 15 OAK STREET BOLTONr-6 rooih oversised cap*. garag*. so call us We would be glad to P h i l i p 8. Brown never cook paired. Aluminum aiding. "O pianos. home, consisting of 8 rooms, plus j u ROOMS—heat, hot water, stove sinkroom, lavatory, enclosed porch 4^ acre lot. - Excellent condition. 8— I.Arge 7 room, 6 finished, city call en yoii and talk things ivsr. down. When they give their recipe a— ined. .r Ad.- w. yeara' experience. Free eatl $15,900. The R. F. Dimock (Jo., Open Thurs. evenings until 9 Watkins Used Furniture and refrigerator. 878; 210 Keeney down. 5 bedrooms, full bath up, water and sewer. Mitten can fix your needs like n for Perfect Pi* Crust, th* Browns .••ni*nrr Til. «lv*rtt.er .houM rt*A hi. ad the FIRST DAT IT mate.. Call Howley, Ml l-88dl. Ml Realtors. Ml 9-6346. say. 'Thl* Isn't foolproof, btit APPEAR-A and REPORT ERROR.S In time for j ^ a e x t t e . ^ Exchange St. ■ ______Modem heating ayatem, one-csr glove. (Jail the Ellsworth Mittsn S-0768. Gosed Mondays BOLTON Agency, Realtors. Member MUI, you're )D DRIVE— Immacu­ ranch, basement garage, d ioii* gxistatory writing team, went to ly. MI 9-1851. ture frames, gtms, attic contents, KKAR m a in ST. — 8 furnished location, built-in stove and ovan, vlsw. IS FOR YOU! and alterations. late 6 room cape, 4 bedrooms, work on this borJc tha.\> sent ques DRBSSMAKINa whole estates. Furniture refln- room* and bath. Heat and hot til* kttchsn, ceramic bath, alum­ ceramic tile bath, amaalte drive 9— AH room split levsl, many many TO IR CXMIPERATION « T IX | 3 . 2 7 1 1 Call MI a-ai40. UNIVERSAL wringer machine, ished and repaired. Furniture Re­ water. No children. MI 9-4256. . completely landscaped lot, 811,000 Whether bujAnI or selling take tionnalrea to about 500 boys. Th* BE APPRBCIATED M I U I fT lI years old. Look, like new. MI inum etorms, may assume 1H% extras. ; . , advantage ,of th* Multijtle listing feMowa cam# through. They told pair Service and Sales, Talcott- mortgage, excellent value. $14,801. R. P. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI 4— Leix# 7" room older hpm'e, stuc­ 9-7548. Can be seen at 102 Henry vllle. 9-5245. Services offered through the Jarvis how nr.«h they cooked; exactly Moving—Tmekinf— St. f i v e r o o m duplex. (Jail batween Paul J. Correntl. Wn S-5863. co bam, 3-car garage, 1% Realty (Jo, (Jheck our Multiple Ltet. wtiat they wanted to learti about Lost and Found Auto DrtvlRg School 7*A 'ThuiJUter acres, view, Storaga 20 8-7. MI 8-8827. RCKJKVHjLB — Two 2-apartment IX Ing Board In our air-conditioned of this bagutling process; th* dtabas i'fL'II* TAVion, USED COMMERCIAL type refrig­ 8—^Two homes: 1 large 6 room flee at your leisure. listing your thsy wanted most to pr*|Mr*; and IX)ST Tan shaggy haired mongrel LARSON'S CctmecticUt'a tlrat 11 WASHINO MACHINE—Nina years houses, located In center of town. cenaed driving .chool train.d. .. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. liOcai m tvi.iitieoLX Mt, eration unit. Call MI 8-8268. Good Income, Price 820,900. Phil- MANCHESTER-Main Street loca­ ranch and a, email 4 room home with Jarvis will assure you thslr favorite foods for both, the doc Name Skippy. Vicinity Sper­ packing, storaga. I»w old, $28. BU 9-4017. I______f i v e r o o m duplex. Call between tion. Offered for first time en the ranch, basement garage plus of Prompt action. Buying a home Certified and approved, la now of­ moving. ItiR. MsCUlU NIWIAAMt tfNtICAtf brick Agency, MI 9-8464. atrotota and partis*. ry- Glen. Call Ml »-n08.______rataa on diatane* moves to HAVE YOU any surplua store or 8-7. Ml 8-5827; market, this valuable site for either large 2-car garage, from Jarvle will assure you of • Hi* Brown# followed up. Bo In­ fering claaaroom and behind TWO END tables, one coffee table, restaurant equipment that you do NOTICE IS HEREBY given that wheel Inriructlon for teenager*. a states. S-6167 twin lamps, good condition. Rea­ STOP LOOKING. If you have a business or residential rental* quality home at fair market Value to their bcok they put everything Helen Evans Brown and her husband. Philip 8. Brown, well ( ^ not have any use for? 1 will buy COVENTRY BOLTON LINE If you are having financing prob­ r.s* Book No, 766M. lasued by MI »-e07B. sonable. (Jail MI 8-6S86. Bnsiiicss Locsttons family and need 7 rooms, good Ideal for office building or com­ from Purple end Cool Ctewe (Ice­ pSriencad in cooking for teenage boys, haV# written a cook book MANCHESTER Moving and Truck Articles For Sale 45 and pay caab. Call MI 9-0474. location, extra building lot In­ mercial use. Full price, 829,800. $18,000—Route 44, 6 room colonial, lems coma In and let ua try to especially for boy* 12 to 16 yeara of age. The Saving. Bank of Mancheater Ing Company, Local and 'oni dis Help Wanted— F em ale 35 Help Wanted— Male .36 for Rent 84 cream drinks) and 'stee” (hot ha. been lo*l «nd application baa PREPARE FOR driver’a tert; 40” KELVINATOR electric range, cluded. All this for $16,900. Act Call the R. F. Dimock Co., MI garage, fruit and shade trees, large solve them. Service le our stock In chill beans over heniburrer) to Agea !• to 60. Driving and clai. tanc* moving, packing ano stor­ 21” TV. ELECTRIC toaster. Scat­ today. Philbrlck Agency, MT 9-5246. garden, acre. trade. Let u* serve you TODAY. hern made to .aid bank for pay­ BOOKKEEPER — High school AMESITE SEAL Coatings Co. — deep well and 8 surface burners, Rooms Without Board 59 Voloano Bggs and Danish Fried selves when we have them." ■are room. Three Inatructlona. Nr wait' age, Weekly van service to New ter rugs. Coffes table. Coats, automatic oven. Excellent condi­ STORE FOR RENT, excellent !»/- 9-8464, ' eook bdbk for young people will I ment of the amount of depo.lt. graduate, w|ll train. 5-day work Estimator and aalesman. 47A cation 500 square ft., alr-condl For Information and ether listings Onions (one o t ths world's bast- ever again dare to be dull — are ■ their directions; Ing. Mancheater Driving Acade York. Ml S-656S. dreaaes, size 18 Mlscellaneoue ar­ tion, $75. AO 9-9887. . r o o m w it h kitchen privileges. JARVIS REALTY CO. , week. Apply In person, Mr. Main St., Hartford, Conn. CH tioned optional. Tel. Ml 8-1191. tasting dishes). w* hope. When we were about 12 TjOST Pas. Book No. 8025. Sav- my. PI 1-7249. 7-8182, from 9-10 a.m. Interviews. ticles. BU 9-8961. Centrally located. Babies ac­ (JOVENTRY- Route • room 283 EAST CENTER ST. "Peel as many ndlona aa. JTM MANCHESTER Package. Delivery Bourne, Bourne Bulck, Inc., 285 AUTOM A'nC WesUnghouse wash custom bnlU ranch. Large living MANCHESTER—6 room Capa Cod, LAWRENCE F. FIANO MI 8-4112 MI 9-1800 ‘The spirit of culinary Inquiry yeara old, w* started our cooking- think you could pMsiMy t]se, tliia tnea Deparfmenl of the Connectl- Light trucking and package deliv­ cepted. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. (JOMMERfJIAL business or office In this oountry Is not yst dead!” rut Bank A Trust Company, N. Main St. MAN WITH mechanical ability and MAPLE KITCHEN set, maple Ing machine, in very good condi­ room, ntodem kitchen, one-car 8 or 4 bedrooms, good condition, Mr. Werbner MI 8-7847 school lessons with Fondant and do as many more. Slice them asS Motorcydea— Keyrlaa 11 ery. Refrigerators, washers and chest. 2 burner electric hot plate. space for rent.- Up to 6800 square garage. Ixx 106x345. Philbrlck excellent family home with lar$re BROKERS MI 8-2766 the Brorms aay gleefully. "Even Main St. Office. Application made leadership qualities for Job as tion. Radio' with record player, PLEASANT ROOM for a genUe- feet Will sub-divide. Main Street. White Sauce. It wasn't until some put them In a huge heavy sIdUeC stove moving specialty. Folding PART-TIME Service for 8 Candlewick by Im­ Call MI 9-0500 after 4.' - man, separate entrance. Agency. MI 9-8464. yard for children. Selling under Paul P. Flano MI 8-0458. though there le plenty of froean 20 ysars later that w* had oc­ for payment. ______chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. working foreman. Prefer age ?0- Locate(I near Center. Plenty of that has about H inch of short* 45 with metal finishing exper­ perial Glass Co, Call MI 3-6480. Hackmatack St. Call MI 8-1816 or FHA appraisal. Priced at only Ismonad* eonoantrat* in markets casion to make Fondant again. BOY'S BICYCLE for tale. Road Payroll and Statistical Clerk Parking Phono WI or MI EAST CENTER ST.— Two-family MANCHESTER—8 bedroom ranch enlng in it. Fry slowly, sUrTUHg ience. Good salary and opportun­ OV 4-3680. $13,600. R. F. Dimock Co., AO and handy aometUnes, And nothing could be drearier to once in a whll# so they won’t bufB. master. MI 8-7629, FOR sale:—Complete service sta­ KITCHEN SET for sale. MI 9-9922. 1-7444. ______home, extra building lot. Good in­ 9-5345. ^plua garag*. (Quality, construction, j too—young people are still Inter­ P e r s o m li Painting— Paoenng 21 Must be able to use the comp­ ity for advancement. Apply Conn. a 12-year-old than learning about First they'll get limp, then O tufH tion equipment. TR 5-9916 from NEWLY DEfCORATED large beau­ come. 170 foot frontage on East Nice location. Full price, $17,500. ested In making real homemade tometer. Work with all the modem State Employment Service, 806 f o r s a l e —Rent. Equipped id* ^^*8 and J- White Sauct. Nowadays young brown, but It will be a long tUBg VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In PAINTING AND paperhanging. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Evenings, MI 8-6146. tifully furnished housekeeping Center Street plus garage and XI Special thia week — 15 minutes 1 . lemonade.''' Ami they add, "All Busineaa Services Offered IS tools of the modem office. Hours Main St., Manchester. YES! THERE IS A shop, lunchfonstte. 188 spruce St., barn, $20,000. Shown by appoint­ from town. Modem 4 room year' psopl* who learn to eook with ths before they get crisp. All tM my own home thop. Forty yeara Good clean workmanship at rea- coom for one person. 272 Main. Ml Manchester. ; Call Export 9-6088,- th* boy* w* know—th# one# who factory experience. All makea, low can be arranged. Evening appoint­ EMPTY GAIXON Jars (all "SANTA (CLAUS” ment only. Philbrlck Agency, 861 VERNON—New 5H room ranch, at­ around horn* near beautiful pri­ Browns, can feast on Shiah Kebab water has to cook out of thaBL TAMKIR TREE Removal — land aonable rates. SO years In Man­ 3-4071. Saybrook. _____ like to cook, that ie—are wonder­ rates, free estlmatea, free pickup ments can be arranged, cleaned.) Ideal for canning or I DON'T WANT IT Main St. Ml 9-8464. tached garage. I acre lot, bullt-ln vate beach, small down payment, and Crepes Suaette! When thsy finally are — cleared, firewood cut. Insured chester., Raymond Flske. MI home use,-Case of four 28c. Man­ MY CUSTOMER ISN'T Q—Who'TtestgmRl—the original ful bakers.” So aUhough, for *x- and delivery. Mr, Miller, JA Help Wanted— HAVE RENTED one room to a l a r g e PLEAIANT store, excel­ stove and oven. $17,900. R. F. full price, $8,000. — Expandable Danleh Fried Onions that Is — drain them on pspST Call MI 8-8742. Paul A. Elltaon. 9-9287. cheater ihibllc Market, 803-808 GETTING MARRIED teacher. Can accommodate an­ COVENTRY LAKE - Two year Dimock Co., Realtors, MI 9-6346. U.S. flag? ang>l«- rii* Brown* give sugges­ 2-8904. SPENCER RUBBER CO. Male or Female 37 lent for grocery, TV, or appliance Cape—garage, one acre land, full A — No one knows for a cer­ tion# for using hot-roll mixes, they About thl* rsolpe the Brown# towsls and sprinkle g t n t t t n M Main St. YOU CAN HAVE IT other. All privileges. MI 9-5288 'round cottages. Good investment price $10,800. Lakefront cottage- RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make— EXTERIOR and Interior painting. salesroom, etc. Good else front tainty. Francis Hopklnaon, a Sign­ also kiohide reolpea for all sorts say, "W e learned how to make with salt. A faster way to ftaUB 2«c WASH. 10c D R T -D o It ^ r RESPONSIBLE men and women JUST BY TAKING OVER after 6. property. $8,500 for the 3. Call xvm garage, a buy at $7.000. Many cart, ampllfisra, phonographs - nd Ceilinga refinlahed. Paperhanging. Chapel St. MI 3-5131 COMPLETE porch encloeure In­ windows. Call after 5. MI 9-1680 Marian B. Robertson. Broker. MI er of the Declaration of Independ­ of breads mad* from scratch. these from th# Chef of the Scan­ thsse la to brown Uum as f^6|W< Mlf. f^oc.iy S*lf*8€rTiC6 Wallpaper books. Estimates given. to drive echool bus 7:30-8:80 UNPAID BALANCE more. Just call ua. Mitten can fix then crisp them In d#sp (at lit Laundry, 11 Maple St. (acroaa changers. Over 47 yeara total ex- cluding glass, screens and doora. Monthly Payment* AIRCRAFT day worker preferred or MI 6-8849. 99 Summer St. 8-5958. 4‘4 ROOM RAN(JH. likt new, fire ence, declared he had designed the Now that "Ths" Boys' (3ook dinavian Airlines System. ’ITieyT# IIS . perienc*. 90 days guarantee on all FuUy covered by Insurance. Call 2:15-8:80. MI 9-0562 after 6. XU your needs ilke'a glove. Call the degrees. Happy eating!” from Firrt National Store Parking REGISTERED nurs* —part-tims. Suitable for shore cottage or coun­ $17.22 for convenient light housekeeping ATR-OONDinONED 8-room office. place ceramic tUe bath, amesite flag and in 1781 asked Congress to Book" (Doubleday) la here. no 1 so good we make pig# of our- work. Potterton's. MI 9-4587. Edward R. Price. MI 9-1008. 8-2818. try home. Encloaes space 132 ST. JAMBS’ PARISH—4 bedroom Ellsworth Mitten Agency. Real­ Lot). Call MI 9-2858. t ROOMS NEW FURNITURE room. Call MI 8-8951. 106% Main Street location. Park­ drive, attached garage, full pri> tors. MI 8-6930,or MI 9-6524. reimburse him for his asrvicea. PAINTING AND paperhanglng. . square feet, $36. MI 9-2804, AND APPHAN(CES home, 3-car garage, amesite $11,900 R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, Congress did not do so. AMAZING new Electrolux "R " FLOOR 8ANDINO and rotlnlaliliis. EMPLOYMENT ing. ■Marlow's. 867 Main St drive, excellent condition. Priced Sperialixing la old Boon, lu First Class work. Available now. OFFICE MANAGER In profession HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE S MI 9-5245. EAST HARTFORD — Cozy four automatic F. . World', only fully IJ4RGE FRONT room near bath. to sell at 816,800. Paul J. Cor Q —What president was buried, 9-5750. Fully insured. Call any Unie. al organization near West Hart OPPORTUNITIES MI MONTHS ROCKVIIi.E — On Hartford bus room home, storms, amesite automatic cleaner, fully guaran ford line. Air-conditloned offica. SELLING OUT all old colna. Fre# parking 64 High St. _____ renti, MI 3-5363. XX wrapped in the Strra and Stripes, Ruth Millett Ml 9-6826. 3-0737. I sold this to a young couple 8 11ns, 5 room house, one floor, oil drive, nice trees. E. E. Buthey, Stereo Record Fans teed. Call Electrolux authorlied M A M RUBBISH Removal Serv­ Duties Include payroll journal, stock Man heat, alr-condltioner. Suitable for Broker, Ml 9-2088. — v with a copy of the Oatistiutfcm jialet and aervice. MI S-8S06. months ago, but they are not get­ 861 SUMMIT STREET-An attrac MAN(HB8TER—New 6 r o w Co­ ice. Full time. RealdenUal. com­ trial balances, handling personnel Department manager for i>ef KITCHEN SET — table and 4 ting married. Boarders TVanted 69-A professional use, lawyer, doctor, live 7 room home offering excel under his head? mercial Induatrial. AtUea cetlara, Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 (six persona), working with pub' dentist, etc. Immedlacte occupan­ lonial. firsplaca, built-in stove, oven COVENTRY LAKE — Year 'round A —Andrew Johnsoti, 17Ui prm Lack Oat, Dan’t Be Oaughl WANTED—Rider, from Manche* ahop. chairs, 840. Also 10 section ' cast BLOND BEDROOM ____ lent living apace at a reasonable and diahwaaher. $17,900. R. F. By ■aabaaS-flaBtliig Oeeito yards, lawn mowing high grass lie. Blue Cross, CMS, accident and Department manager hardware BEAUTIFUL room for school cy P. O. Box 84, Rockrille. home, 4'4 rooms, t bedrooms, dent of .he United States. - Showered with Gems tar to Capitol area. Hartford. Call Iron radiator, $10, 81 Summit St. LIVING ROOM SUITE cost. Four bedroom*. 3 baths Memo to young man who are en­ cut. incinerator ttarrala. MI 9-9757. IMPROVE TOUR CREDIT - A health, life Insurance furnished. teacher. Few minutes to the new Dimock Co., Realtor. MI 9-6345. fireplace, egffra lot, $6,950. PI mV. Gatea. MI 9-9116 after 4:80 multitude of monthly pe-nnenU dept. MI 8-8751. 8-PC. DINETTE SET modem kitchen with dining Salary according to experience Waltrea*. High School. Board optional. MI 2-8124. Q—Are there any bone* hn an tering college thla fa ll:' p.m. REUPHOLSTERY, allp covert a may be lumped Into ctie second Westlnghouse” Elec. Ref. 6.5 space, 1 car garage, outdoor Racently I've had th* opportu­ and ability. Please Include quail "Caloric” Combination Ranga 8-6745. • Houses tor Rent patio, insulation, hot water heat XXI ele|4iant'« trunk? By L. J. KRAMP Pseller by winter. The TaehalkoMkjr draperies custom made. Free mortgage wlOi payments of only fications and experience and Apply W. T. Grant C^. Buildins Materials 47 $l4.900-4large kitchen, fireplace, open ruler to claim the title "H4e Ma- monia Oroheetra hav# produced mer* •xcitlng than Harbart Van Not a small loan or finance com Free storage until wanted. Free MANCHESTER 3 unfinished. Easily convert* appointment to see these homes a scientiat may end with helping their monophonic version of Bee­ pany plan. Douglas Motor., 888 Main St., Mancheater. Female 38 Exoctic Wall Paneling, delivery. Free setup by oiir ov staircase, veatibule, oil hot water Jttily/' to pick out a ellver pattern by the Karajan'* eomblnaUon o t liast'a MOR'TBNSEN TV. Speclatlsed RCA KEY PUNCH OPERATOR GREEN MANOR FOUR room nicely fumlahed home. into a 2-famllv, 8-car garage. tx)t call Richard F. Dimock, Ml 9-6008, heat, tile bath, copper plumbing, thoven's magnificent Ninth Sym­ "Les Prelude*,” Reaplglil's "Tha Main S t . ______.televfsioD. aervice. Ml 9-4641. from 24c ft. reliable men. 99x185. Marion E. Robertson, Robert D. Murdock, MI 8-8472, A —Henry VIII, but 111* word ehd of your freahman or aophomora WILL DO baby sitting In my Knotty Pine Paneling 14c ft. GARDENS Available Sept. 1 through June 30. large well shaded lot enclosed for phony in stereo, along with hte Pine* of Rome,” and B ^ o a ' "Ro­ Opening In small department for Phone for appointment. No information by phone. See Broker. MI 3-8968. Daniel G. Saunders, T R 8-2828; majesty wea not generally used year. OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ METRO APPLIANCE Servlco - licensed home. F\ill or part-time, On West Middle Turnpike privacy. All city utilities. CalJ First and Eighth on a separaU man Carnival Overture” (AiQfal). a key punch ope:irator either full Help Wanted-^Male 36 Celling Tile He «■ SAMUEL AI.BERT, Hartford, Alice (Jlampet, Realtor, 843 Main Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. until th* time of the Stuart King*. Oh, th# girl may convince you cials, flxit yourself cars, always Repaire all makes of refrigera­ time or part-timert-tlr days. Good day and/or night. Tel. MI 8-7320. Cedar Closet Lining 19Hc ft. Just Off the Wilbur Ooes ownex after 5. Ml 8-8255. Before that time, Bpgiiaih king* disc (Angel). Both ar* superb Thia one te hl-fl at U* hlghaat. CH 7-0358 Parkw^ St, Mencheater. $14,900—SIX ROOM Cape Cod In that she la wlUlng to drop out of a good selection. Look behind our tors, freezers, washing machines, wages, modem alr-conditloned of­ DiBs.ppearing Stairways 123.96 ea. preferred Bower* School area. Up­ 989, TOLLAND TURNPIKE—A de­ were spoken of as "Hi* Grace” or school and go to work to let you sound, and musts for Beathoyen Leonard Bemetoln and tl>* Now ofnee. Douglas Motors, 888 Main. LATHE OPERATORS The above merchandiae "also < Near Mancheater Shopping Park­ MAN(JHESTER, 76 Whitney Rd. follower*. ' d^ers,.^ range oil, gaa burhera. fice. NEAR ST. JAMES' School — Six stairs bedroom* alr-conditloned, lightful & room home for the small Neat 5 finished room Cape (Jod “Hta Highneas.” finish. Sh# ma.v avan do It—If Yorit PhHharmbnle have brought m 9-0888. All work guaranteed. Apply experienced o n l y Situations Wanted— Male 39 NOBODY —BUT NOBODY sale at our Main store In Waterbur- ade and srhoola. Another Beethoven Ninth, alao '- T il 1956 FORD Falrlane eonverUNe, UNDERSELLS NA'HONAL room fumlahed horn* In residen­ nicely decorated, recently painted family interested In living In a with garage, second floor, unfin- baby of two doean’t cOine along. out a v4vld and haunting st«rae See It Day Or Night 8H - room apartments are exterior. 8. A. Beechler Realtor. park-like aetting of % acre of ()—What Introduction muat an in a 2-dlsc box, la by Chari** Munch power steering. C3ean. In axcel- BY RESPONSIBLE, recommended now renting for immediate occu­ tial section, $135 per month. One . ished. Excellent enclosed, porch • But avan If ahV ptit* yoii through v«raion of lUnaky - KonaHoVa TYPEWRITERS — Repaired, rent­ First National Stores, Inc. To those qualified we offer good If you have no means of trans­ Ml 3-6969. flowers and lawn. Cool Screened attomay have when seeking admis­ nnd-the Bo*ton Symphony, coupled “SohehMraaade,” a lengtlma haat fent eondlUon, 81,900. Call TR party, part-time Janitor Job In re­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC, pancy. year lease from Sept. 1 to Sept, with heat. Large beautiful lot with school at the sacrifice of finishing ed, sold and serviced 479 E. Park and Oakland Avea. pay with fringe benefltg In pleas­ portation, I'll send my atito for i 1960 John DeQusttro. Broker, porch, attached garage, large liv­ sion to practice before Me U.S. with the Eighth, Symphony (RCA 5-1904 days. ant surroundings. turn for bachelor living quarters. 381 STATE STREET Fumlehed Model Apartment. trees. Priced below FHA apprais­ her own educatiem. It la going to be aeSer on record (Gohinma). Middle Turnpike. Ml 9-3477. East Hartford, Conn, you. No obligation. J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640. $16,500—OVERSIZED 8 -oom Cape ing r(K)m and property in im­ Supreme Court? a long, hard struggle and you'll end Victor). Thia is the latest. If not Reply to Box M, Herald. NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Open Daily and Sunday in quiet residential location, this al. Quick occupancy. Phone MI Dvorak's Fifth Oymphony, Om WANTED — Cleaa uaed ears. W* CONNIE'S TV u d Radio Service, Apply In person A— maculate condition. Robert J. 3-8273. Brae-Bum Realty. A —He must be presented to the up with a wife who haan't as good the most stirring, of three recent "New World," 1* waivn and rich CHestnut 8-2147 U -B — E—R—T— 'S 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. -Immaculately kept home is worthy Smith, Inc., 963 Main St. MI buy, trads down or trade , any­ available all HSura. Satisfactlnn TYPIST POSITION 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Phone: MI 3-2618 court by a fellow lawyer qualified an educational background as you hew- Ninths. The first ws* a widely in a new stereo rendition by the thing. Douglaa Motors, 838 Main. Suburban for Rent 66 of your consideration, also. 2-car 9-6241. to practice before this tr-ibuijal. But chances are. W'hat will hap­ acclaimed issue by the Berlin Phil­ guaranteed. Call MI 9-1815. DEAN Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 OPEN NIGHtS TH3r8T>.ld;^ ------ORBEN-MANOR------/.garage. 3... A—Beechler, Realtor. (Jleveland Crchcatra under Ctoprgo Diamonds— Vf atch es— LAKEWOOD CIRCLE pen is that you’ll drop out of harmonic (Decca). Available In our claims depart SAT. 6 P.M. CONSTRUCTION CO. % 3-6969. ' 118 PRINCETON STREET - An Szell (Qptc). The fiamoua terfo, CLOTHESLINB poles, all sizes In­ MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. MINIATURE Pomeranian, three FIVE ROOM single house and' Q Which state has the world's school yourself and settle for a Job FORD. 1957 Country sedan station ment for young lady with good typ' Jewelry 48 Manchester Shopping Parkade arage. Inquire Bolton General outstanding eight room Colonial Sir Thomas BsechAm unfolds a or "Gotat’ Hosne” -melody, la par­ stalled. Old poles reset. Also ohain 16-5 Adams St, months old. $75. Call Thompson- Manchester, Connecticut ADAMS ST.—Three acres of com­ Country Club Area largest bird sanctuary? you don't really want. well-paced Beethoven Second Sym­ wagon, 81,496. Call MI 8-5248. saw. MI 9-1353. Ing ability. To be trained In dicta f tore. Route 6. Bolton. MI 9-0617. home located in one of Manches­ A —Bear River Migratory Wild ticularly well done. vllle, RI 9-9105. . LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ NORGE full size electric stoye^ for mercial and industrial land having ter's choice neighborhoods. Large And all because some girl set out phony and rounds out the Angel Mahler’a Fifth Symphony, hi a . „ , phone work. Knowledge of medical pairs. adjusts watches expertly FOUR ROOM apartment, first Attractive 6 room ranch, large Fowl Refuge, on Bear Rivsr Bay to r college determined to get a 1951 INTERNATIONAL %-ton pick LAWN MOWERS sharpened and re- , he sale, good condition. MI 9-1392. 4 room home bn premises. $11,900. living room with adjacent porch, living rooni, 3 fireplaces, modem disc with the Overture and Incl- 3-dlsc box, and AnUioH's unusual up truck, fully equipped, low mile' COMMERCIAL artist for sketch Reasonable prices. Open dally. floor, heat and hot water, sun- Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464, in Great Salt Lake, Utah. husband, rather than to get an denul Music to "The Ruins of paired. Free pick-up w d delivery. Applicant must be rendering. Dlsplaycraft. MI 8-0117, NEW CASTRO convertible couch. Sammer RomM for Rent 67 formal dining room, den and mod­ kitchen, dinette. 8 bedrooms, tile Fourth S ^ p h w iy have bean la- age, good condition. 881 Hillstown All work guaranteed. Gasoline en- high school graduate. Excellent Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce porch. MI 9-7128. — em cabinet kitchen, 114 baths, education.» - Athens," to make this a choice buy. Street. MI 9-4387. Excellent condition. Reasonable. BOWERS SCHOOL—Custom 8 bed­ bath, recreation room, large flag­ Q - Why is th* state of Colorado So If you’re smart, you’ll hang sued by the London SyaqdMiy, Rd. MI 8-2901. gine* overhauled and repaired, benefits, pleasant working condi- ANDOVER — Waterfront cottage, pluB four good sized bedrooms. stone terrace. Priced to sell im­ Brahma la represented among TOOL OPERATORS FOR sale:—7-year-old (Chestnut MI 9-6423 after 6. all modern conveniences. Avail­ room . ranch, fireplace, cellar, known as the -'Motlier of Rivers ' ? on to your freedom" until you hav* the former under RudoV Schwarz . Saws set, retoothed and sharp- appointment call beautiful condition, lovely lot with Bolton stone sdorna the front of mediately at $23,900. new Issues with a solid and forth­ and tha latter under Bugene Gooa- 1986 FORD, 8 window coupe, very EXPERIENCED ONLY Gelding with tack. Gentle. Asking able Aiig. 18-Labor Day. Also this )>esutlful Colonial. Deep lot A—Beesuse more rivers rie# In prepared yourself for the- life’s good condition. 15” wheels. Lesa ened. Bnmo Moake, MI 8-0771. $225. MI 4-0746. Garden— Farm— Dairy DRAPES, lined, one pair, green, "3^1*11 Mli trees, assume 4H% mortgage. Colorado, than in any other state. right Fourth Symphony by ths sens (both by Bveroat). The Mah­ cocoa on white, 8’/4 feet wide, $15. month of September. affords ample recreation space. OWNER MI 9-2141 work you really w’ant to do. Boston Symphony under Munch engine, transmission, gas tank LIBERTY m u t u a l To those qualified we offer good Products 5(1 9-0980. Small cash. Only $15,500. Carlton If before .you’ve finished your col­ ler is exceptionally good. Hotnehold Servlees MI S-698S. W. Hutchins. MT 9-5182. Handy to Bowera School end high (RCA Victor); a remarkably crisp Recommended for piano ean- and radiator. MI 9-2670 after 5. pay with fringe benefits »n pleas ______school. Robert J. Smith, Inc., Q—In radio broadcasting what lege training you find the girl Offered 13-^A I INSURANCE CO. ant Burrotindlngs. Articles For Sale 45 TOMATOES picked in own con SMALL waterfront cottages at Co DON’T WATT! do the letter* AM and FM 4*nota? you're sure you want for a lifetime First Symphony by the Oslo Phil­ oerto admirers ar* LMMiard Bam- 1946 CHEVROLET, , 4-door, new talnera. 60c peach basket, Angel BEDROOM suite, sofa, chair. | lumbla Lake (few weeks left) MANCHESTER -!• Older 6 room j 963 Main Street, MI 9-5241. harmonic (Camden); and a relax­ stein playing ths v ffiMOtakovlch battery, running condition. Rea­ stove, dinette, etc. Call MI 9-9116 home needs some work. Owner 1 “ A — AM stands for amplitude partner why not do what your Dad WEIAVING oLnlninia, moth holes { MI 3-1161 _ Apply in person ONE REFRIGERATOR, two 9x12 Street, behind ABA Tool Co. (Jail MI 9-4939, MI t ^sgs. Don't wait until fail to buy that modulation; FM for frequency probably -did—ask the girl you ed, nfeely balanced Third by the Second and Ravel'* In O Major, sonable. Call before 2:80. MT and tom clothing, hosiery runs, after 4:30 p.m. Vienna Philharmonic under Rafael wool rugs, one 20” boy's bicycle. PEA(3HE3 — Golden Jubilee ?or Good size house. A leading business publics modulation. want to marry tr w'*lt for you ? with the New York PhUharmanle 8-7454. handbags repaired, zipper re­ MAJOR OIL CO. — Has a steno DEAN - MI 9-1042. f>arge lot with fruit trees. Good tion says, "Mortgage rates and If it’s you sh* wants and not Kbbellk (London). and Columbia orcheatia* (OMinn- graphic position available In new canning or freezing. 8. Gambolatl Wanted to Rent 68- 321. placement, umbrellas repaired, MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. investment property.. Monthly in-! housing prices are rising" BUY Q - What is a description of just a husband, she'll wait. If all Tschalkovsky’s “1812 Overture’ Ua); and Arthur Rubtnatirin play­ 1950 PONTIAC. Chleftan, radio, men's shirt collars reversed and | dUtrict sales office. Small office 20” ROTARY mower, self-propelled Route 85, Bolton, is coupled with Mendelssojin's heater, hydramatlc, 8140. flail MI SINGLE engineer deelres 8 room s t r o n g STREET—New large 5 come, $175. Full price, $12,800. , NOW. See the fine selection of the Rad Ensign, Canada'# unoffi­ sh* want# la * husband voii'll. of ing the Chtmln Second wtth the replaced. Marlow's Little XJend- diversified duties, shorthand a 165 Adams St. $99.95 (reg. $189.95, discofitinued Read Herald Ad vs. "Fingsl!* Cave Overture.” Brahms' 9-6949. NATIVE PEACHES—now in sea unfurnished apartrtment in quiet room ranch now under construc­ Vernon 8 roqm ranch paneled j homes, new and lived in being of- cial flag? course .prohably lose her to some­ Symphony ji the Air (RCA IHe- Ing Shop. muat. Good starting salary. All model). Marlow's, 867 Main St. son. Golden Jubilee, $1.49 18 quart Write; fireplace, combination windows, fered for sale by the "Tragic Overture” and Liszts benefiU. Call .CH 9-9391. TURRET LATHE operators able to residential neighborhood. tion. 2 Or 8 bedrooms, fireplace, A — The Red En«ign conaiila body else. But .you won’t have lost lor). 1948 CR08LEY, good condition, basket and up. Supply limited due paneling, plaster, ceramic tije, lovelv patio ancloaed with red­ aa much a* you think at the time. "Mephteto Waltz” in a new Chlca Also recommended am "Bln- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ set up and operate short run lots. TOP SOIL—Possibly the cleanest Box N. Herald. ____ JARVIS RfeALTY ^O. of a red banner containing th# go Symphony disc by Fritz Reiner elation wagon. Reasonable. Call pany doora and windows, custom STENOGRAPHER — Small East Wilco Machine Tool Co.. Route ' and most fertile delivered In this to warm weather. Call MI 9-0474, full cellar, fhade trees, very I’on- wood' fence, basement garage. Union Jgck and the qoat of arm* (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ fonte (Joncartant**.” on# by PI 2-8249. THREE BSbROOM rent by family Owner moving. Quick occupancy. (RCA Victor). It should be a top work guaranteed. Call collect Wll- Hartford, office. Shorthand and A 44, Bolton. area this year. Place your order. Farmer's Market, 819 E. Middle venient location. Call builder, MI 383 EAST CENTER ST.. • of Canada. ice, Nnc.) Mozart for oboe, cterlnot, baaaoan Tpke. of six. Reasonable. School age Must be seen to be appreciated, .j.. * aiio 1959 RAMBLER American. Forced limantlc HA 8-1196 eneral office work, 35 hour week. Leonard L Gigllo A Sons, Bolton. 9-4291. MI 9-1200, and hotn. and the other by H id­ falary open. JA 8-6508. Weba'er PART-TIME work $2 an hour Call MI 3-7088. children. Call MI 8-6408 any time. Priced below appraised value. For | den for violin. c*Ue. obeo and to sell. Will take trade. 28 Russell TV SERVICE — Pottertonla, all guaranteed. Muat be neat appear' DARK YELLOW com —pick your 58 LINCOLN DUPLEX—Six rooms each side. appointment call Katherine R em -' 24 MUNRO ST.—Beautiful English St., before 8 p.m. A Webater, Inc. own. 15c dozen. Angel St., behind tMUMoon, by th* Phlladriphla Or- makes. Highest quality guaranteed ing, able to mee the public. Avail POWER MOWERS — Toro, Jacob­ Premier Hardtop Coupe. Two good heating plants. Nice kiewicz, MT 3-6796. | colonial, 7 rooms, i ^ '2 baths, 30-day ABA Tool Co. Boiiness Prop«rty for Sals 70 Cycling Tokyo Mite Wows Moscow ehaatra under Eugene Ormandy work and parts, over 47 years' ex­ PART-TIME work 82 an hour guar­ able 2 or 1 nighta a week. Call sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. All power. back yard. Extra lot. Clean and ------ZT'Vrr • ' occupancy. Must briseen to be ap-; (Columbia). well kept. Shown by appointment. Trafler* «-A perience. Famous for aervice since anteed. Muat be neat appearing, TR 5-2444, MI 3-2942. Reel and rotary. Also riding mow­ One owner. $3895 BUSINESS prtqierty—Spnice St. LARGE “ * ,'J "* * ! preciated. John DeQuattro. Brok- B*(A'* rix "Brandenburg Oen- 1981. Phone MI 9-4587 for beat able to meet the public. Available ers. Parts...Mid service. Capitol Ix>l* S. Berry, Broker. PI 2-6257. of land with a view. 1/4 b*tns. 1 „ J D Realty iAU 9-8840. I Excellent location. Seen by *p- car garage. large workshop. certos," In a new three-dlae Oarao 28 FOOT trailer, aleepe 5. gaa stove service. 2 or 8 nights a week. Call MI PROOF PROOF PROOF Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man- 57 LINCOLN p ^ tm en t only. John DeQuattro, By A. I. GOLDBERG . . . , TR 8-2444, MI 8-2942. 68 LAKEWOOD Circle, South— A $24,900. Philbrlck Agency, MI 139 ELIZABETH DRIVE— Green i version by the Boston Sympbemy and electric refrigerator with a cheater. MI 8-'f968. Capri Hardtop Broker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-8640. under Charles Munch (RCA Vic­ toilet. 8400 Ml 8-7605. FLAT FINISH Holland window ______!______• I.,et me take you out any eve­ seven room ranch home, 80 feet 9-8464. ______Manor, 6 room ranch, attached j ------Moscow. {JPt—F . . or a week , a tiny ,v shades, made to measure. All {MANAGER for woman's specialty SUMMER SALE—on fertile done LOAM Coupe. $2695 lohg, overlooking the reservoir garage, dishwasher, electric stove, i Tok.vo girl held Moscow in the tor), are exceDent ning and ehow you how you can S(JHOOI- STREET—8 room Cepe, MASTERCRAFT utility trailer, all metal Venetian blinds at a new chop, experienced only. Apply In earn up to $40 for 3-4 houre less loam. Also, sand, stone, CULTIVATED. CLEAN Farm and Land for Sale 71 and country club area. Three bed. washer, dryer, refrigerator. Two i palm of her hand*, low price.. Keys made while you peraon. Clear Weave. Manchester gravel fill. MI 3-8608. TOBACCO FIELD LOAM '59 FORD rooms, living room with picture 17xsA living room, plus a 100x200 steel, needs paint, .$75. 96 .Ridge work. You muat hav* car and Custom 300. minutes from school. Oc<'upaney| Kim Yohoi, who just shades 100 St. , wait Marlow's. Shopping Parkade. MANCHESTER—Approximately 80 window, dining room, den and wooded lot with outside fireplace. be willing to work hard. No TEL. Ml 9-0650 Radio, heater. Asking $18,500, Call Paul J. Cor- in time for school onenlng. As-. pounds and claims to 21 years, ha* CJOMBINA'nON gas and oil stove, $2095 acres i^lth 600 foot frontage on pine paneled modern kitchen. sump 4% mortgage. John DeQuat-, ^ blc.ycle acrobatic act that topped Matinee Planned FTXKJR (CLEANING and waxing] AVON'S Persian Wood. Exotic promises, Just let us prove this table and chairs, K twin beds. AFTER S P.M. renti, MI 3-5863. ' ' • to you. Call MI 4-0092. Wetherell St.. Call MI 8-12*6 be- Basement has completely equi-- tro. Broker. J. D, Realty, MI Harlem Globetrotter acU In ap­ Auto Drlvlm School 7-A done evenings. Finest waxes, pro­ scent of the Near East! Only one MI 9 -i«n . '58 MERCURY - ped recreation room plua 2-car Wanted tW6en 4-7. ranch on 9,3640. plause night after night. By Cossack Choir fessional equipment, Dennis { of the famous line of cosmetics ABOirr SEPT. 9th—Driver for a Monterey 4-Door. C O O Q C Svt.?zed* aar Je Wan to >'®®®’ * EARLY'S DRIVING School—stand­ Kerin. MI 9-1805. and toiletries produced by Avon. carpeting, built in Hi-Fi compart-; D*l«yDaley Road,Road. 5 minute .• walk to There was no mistaking it. After school bus. Afternoon run 1:45- Hardtop. HAVE HOME — The Maneheriter Rotary Club ard and automatic dual controlled A wonderful “ Earning Opportun­ 1969 MAGNAVOX 17” TV, table ment, ..excellent closet space, full lake, one acre of land with shhde the crushing clatter of applause 4:15. Ray Belcher, Ellington Rd., model. Stand Included. MI 4-0818. Honsss for Sol# 72 trees, $12,500. Philbrlck Agency. CAN’T TRAVEL cars. (Jlass room instructions for Bnildlng- nontrartinc ity” to represent America's larg­ Wkpping. MI 4-0340. SEPTIC TANKS TCCL asd '57 CHRYSLER attic storage and nicely shaded that filled the 16,000-saat sports which will bring th* world fanoua 18-17 year olds. For day and est coemetic company can be 6H ROOM (Jape Cod. shed dormer, MI 9-8484, arena at Lenin stadium the Rus­ AND Windsor Hardtop $1695 lot 138’x800'. Robert J. Smith, Inc,, rt- Qwner now retired and ready to Don Coiuaek ringers and daneera evening appointments call Mr. ALL TYPES of earoentry work youra'if you call now. JA 8-6273. ALL AROUND machinist with lob til# bath, fireplace, oj>#n #t*ir- 963 Main St. MI 9-5241. move out of state 'as soon' as his sian audience always set up ca­ Early. MI 9-8875. done, alterstlona, dormera, roof- CAUSE MAKER 42 CON(JORD RD. — Beautiful 7 to Manchester for a public concert shop experience. Call MI 3-5125.' ea#S; Hot water oil heat, recrea­ room ranch. 2 bath#, excellent 6 room cape - is sold. So—if you’re ^ j dence clapping—which 1* the most tng.^-porches, ete. Call DO 6-5981. ^TOYS, GIFTS. Jewelry—Earn $35- Mr. Kirk. PLUOOED SEWERS tion room, porch. Shade tree#, on‘Tuesday evening. Sept. IS at tha UORTLOCK'B Usueheater’a lead­ $50 for 8 bvenlng'a work. Leading i '58 ENGUSH FORD $9,900—b room ranch, combination grounds, 30-day occupancy, nice | looking for a well kept four bed here. ' , . . Must be fully experi­ g(X>d condition. Charles Leaper- storms, full cellar, lar^e lot, trees, home for professional. Recreation | room home with a file Wtchen. Born to Entartala Mancheater High School auditori­ ing drivlBg echool. Hiree akUled. eupantry party plan company, full training, STORE enced. Win pay top wages. Anglia Maehiie GIsaisd ' ance. MI 9-7630. garden, near bus, excellent condi­ room powder room, John DeQuat-1 ceramic bath, copper plumbing, oil Kim Is the youngest of eight In um, will also sponsor a matinee for odurteous Ihstruetora. Claaa room net work done. Honest and ralia- no experience necessary. White We win Interview between 2-Door. $1245 elementary and Junior high schoOl Ins^ructlcoa (or 18, 16, 17 year ble workmanship. Call Roacoe Septio Tnnke, Dry Wells, Sewer tion. Carlton ,W. Hutchins. MI tro Broker J D. Realty, M I, hot water heat, full basement, a family that in pne way or an­ Cross Party Plan. Call Andover FOR REN T 9-lS and 2-6. ‘ BUSINESS S lfS on East Onter students. olda. Telephone Mr. Mortloek, 'Iliompeon, MI 8-1890 for astl- AC 8-9026 or (Joventry PI 2-5658. • SEPTIC TANKS Lines Instniled—CeUnr Wnter- '58 RENAULT 9-5132. 9-3640. hatchway, aluminum combination other ha* been in th* enterUin- H MAPLE ST St., 120 foo* frontage, plu# 6 room windows and doora, amesite irive Director c i Driver Bducatlon. matea CLFANED and INSTALLED prootlng Done. Dauphine. houge, 4-ear garage with M feet ment field for years* Her fathei*, George Findell, ehalrmui of the — APPLY — WEST sroE—aafnbolstl built 9 VERNON — Three vaejua ja n c h hero it I*. Only $14,300. Can -you concert committee for the club, ro- Ml 9-7898. $1395 more frontage. Carlton W -Hutoh- room cape, fireplace, dormera, at 73, who taught Kim most of BIDWELL HOME Improvement Mcmchotter E*and S.GagoCo.. homes In Vernon. On* of these sak for more?' What.. .Stamps,.. her tricks, still ride* a trick bike fmrted today that through the eo- Co. Alterations, addiUons ga­ • SEW ERS McKINNEY BRCS. Ina. Ml •■8182. ___ _ aluminum storms, 120’ frontage, might be what you have been Sorry. MACHINE CI.BANED Mitchell Dr„ Manchester '56 BUICK bus, only $14,800. Carlton W. like a youngster, according to Abe operatlonof Superintendapt of rages. Roofing and aiding experts. Sovinqc and Loan Sawtroqn Disposal Co. Special 4-Door MANCHESTER - Sturdy new ^ looking /for. Shown any time. Schools Arthur nUng and Mtes 1067 MAIN ST. Phone MI 9-8258 Hutchins, MI 9-5182. PAUL J. CORRENTI Saperstein, the Trotters owner- NOTICE Aluminum clapboards a specialty. 186-188 Penr) SL— Ml S-5S08 Hardtop. room Oarriaon Colonial, 1% 1**y**' Owners will listen to offere. Ton- Martha White, music diraetor for Unexcelled workmanehlp. Easy INSTALLATION $1395 gren. Broker. MI 8-6821. "Any­ Broker. MI 3-*53fi3 coach. Notice Is hereby given that the hot water heat, full Inaulatlon, AA ZONE. Custom 8^ room ranch, elemriitary schools, ths Don (Jo*- budget terme. MI 9-6495 or TR SPECIALIST '57 PLYMOUTH plastered walla, fireplace, paneled thing In real estate.” One of her •sister* was bom in a sacks will present a concert ea- EIGHTH SCTHOOL A UTILITIES 8-9109. built-in*, recreation room, awn­ New York hotel and had her first DISTRICT will accept bid* for the station Wagon. S I O O C wall, knotty pine cabinet#. W ff* ing* porch, plastered garage. CUTE 4,ROOM'home In Bolton, pecially programmed for young­ Radio, healer. shad* trees. Call owner and build Carlton W. Ii4>tn for Hale 73 crib in a dressgr drawer while sters at 2:30. llling will have the following Items: Town and County Reasonably priced. artestsn well, new oil burner. Call papa was playing the Palace, Kim Roonim*~^AriC i® ]ir. Ml 8 4860. ______Hutchins, MI 9-5182. MI 9-2994 or MI 9-83()fli,-. ' concert announced in all 15 of Man­ No. 1 To supply fuel oil for the '56 PLYMOUTH lAJTS IN A and Z zones available. says. chester’s elementary and Junior Firehouse at Hilliard and RAY'S R(X)F1NG CO., shingle and Savoy 4-Door. S i I O C VBRNON-MANCHKSTER line NEW 7 room ranch in Manpheeter. John DeQuattro. Broker. J. D. Asked how many there arp In formance. the audtewce surged built-up roofa, gutter and conduc­ Drafnago Co* Now 6 room ranches, 19x14 Hvlng 4-5-6 ROOM—Home* for sal an Afgentln* youth doing flamenco high schools sOon after schools Main St. and the Sewer Sedan. I I T O 2 full baths, built-in oven and Starting price $11,600 and up For Realty, XU 9-3640. the family. J« made for the af- ture of 1-2-4 or better, in Montclair 4-Door S l A O C (Jlean as a whistle. Shown by ap­ too, making all her own repairs. LAWN MOWERS amesite drive, storm*. cellar, MI 9-8464. Call Marion E. Robertson, Broker. twist' through the frame, and' stay, the group was spotted in lernAon machee. School children front of the Firehouse on Hardtop. " ^ I f TO pointment only. * twirling upside down on.the handle Papa taught her how to do that Main' St. huge wooded lot. near bus, *cho<^ SUMMIT ST.—Two apartmenU, MI 8-596S. and the trick of winding a tire the Kremlin Garden* by Soviet matinees for previous Rotary con­ SHARPENED, WANTED B Milling Machine Operators • Toolmakers nhopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI bars while the bike move* around '57 PLYMOUTH and 4 rooms each, beautiful closed ^ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, ANDOVER — Two room cottage, tub* around the tire to leesen Premier Khrushchev who hustled certs have been sellouts. The bids will be accepted by REPAIRED 4-Door Sedan. S I O O C •■8132. In porch and nice grounds. Enjoy the floor. ( out of his automobile to shake REALTOR aton# fireplace. Very - private, She practices two'hours a day th* chance of punctures. Tickets for tha evening eoneeri Darid J. Marks, 440 Woodland HRST CUSS AUTO MECHANIC Radio, heater. nice income. John DeQuattro, deep In wood*. Beautiful setting. Tha teat night the Trotter* were hands. which are available from aU Ro­ St., Mancheater, Conn., until 12 I All work guaranteed. Free I # All Around Machinists SPLIT LEVEL, 7 rooms, four bed­ Broker, J. D. Realty, MI 9-3640, MI 8-5440 MI 9-5938 every day Just to .k*ep„ In shape Ptck'Up and delivery. - We I rooms, modern kitchen, large llv 3 acres on the bend of the river. In town, Moecow^ TV brought But it was the spontaneous urge tarians and at tha Savings Bank ef e'riock noon on August Slst, 1950. for' the bit; of the people, Just peoplv, to get laleo ekarpea u e s , aeteaer^f BX'TENSIVE eXPERKNOE NECESSARY ing room, dining room, J®* VERNON — Acruas Mancheater MANCHBS'PBR — Near schools, Owner will finance. Asking $4,500 th* show live to the thousands Manchester, are going fast, Findall The board reaervaa ths rlglit to TOP WAGES — EXCELLENT WORKING GOOD PAY . . . OVERTIME OPPORTUNITIES . . . FRINGE BENEFITS MORIARTY And it paid off here. down to . th* floor and take th* reported at last evening’s maatlng loliisela, planer Madea a 2 year Old. one-car garage, $26, line. One parcel of property—new stores, country club. • room home or beat offer iJiwrence F Flano, There was plenty o f applause who hadn’t been able to get tick­ reject any of, all bids. CONDITIONS. APPLY Shown by appointment Philbrlck Broker. MI 8-2766. Paul P. Flano, American* by th* hand'*—• Includ­ of the Rotary Club, and, from an I knives. 6 rooin oversized Cape, 2-car ga­ for large family or for conversion for the other acta, a Scottish et# to tb* louldout house. After David J. Marka, Praaldsiit BROTHERS Agency, 361 Main Bt., Ml •-8464. rage : 6 room ranch with garaage; to 3-famlly. New furnace, copper Ml 8-0458 monocycllst who balanead cups each act th# Young Pioneer kids ing the Chinee* American* on th* tadlcatioiia will be a sallouL Only J. A. Vote, CTsrk MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING CO. Uaeoln-Oonttnental-MereuTy- plus 2% acre* land. This pr#rty plumbing storms, ' screens; etc. atreamed onto the floor with 'bou- San FnuiclMo team that . r j^ - w ed— 1,800 tickate. Ui* ci^gaelty ^ ot— the— IRUNO MOSKE CENTER MOTOR SALES Edsel-EngUah Ford $Libo-m for addi- and atater act in which a(i* twirl* wueta' to r aa#h member ef the In th* ao&lbltioa — tiuU «M high aeluMl a«lltarhiin. lara afirall 11118 DISTRICTT 4«t MAIN 8T. S61 Center S t—MI S-51M aluminum storm*. fional home*. John De()uattro, •ale. (Jarl and Esther Schwarz. * 'abla. laiga tre*#. Carlt(« W. Hutchlni, Xoiid H onU Adlvf. IN M Ai tOa sM ad OM »«- $ 4 Ddtad at Maachastar, Coaa., this TEL Ml 3-0771 OPEN EVENINGS Brakar. i . D. lUiair, MI •4640. M IS4U 4. . Xith day e< August, 19M I M T M ltt. i

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WEDNESDAT, AUGUST It. iN t Average Daily Net PresaTthn The Wsathsr ^anrlrriilrr IttiPttitugi l|rrald For the Week Baded Ferodae* ef 0 . 8. Weatbar BaMSB May tSrd. I08S Fair, mIM tealght. Low bi SSa Mr. and Mra. Alanao roroman.. CUM NaMan Sly aaS win fastuM eamivikl night, eampflra, ~gho t 12,925 Friday coaUawed geacralty fair, North Coventry, and thalr aen, Area Scouts H e S n » pm Sty J »% U »H lEwmtng to a U i About Town Lewti Foreman, SO RlUiaid '8t, Board Still Says ‘No’ and an alaetton, with Iota Member ef the Aodlt he*. Hlgli acor SS. tlklng and a boilermakora' have juRt returned from a trip to Barean ef OIrenhitlea M anchaefar^A City o l Viltatfo Chorm tlw Knichta o( Oolumbtia' act* Oreenlleld. Iowa. Bn route, they Now at C^mp baJl, In omjtmetioiVfWlth boy’s daj^ PRINTED DISH TOWELS liaek touraaramt will atart Sapt. vMted Niagara Falla. on which ^ scouts assums the 11. niaaa wlahlag to partldpata On Yule Lights Issue operation of Camp Pioneer. With More than 200 Blackiedge Dle- tiUlBMlfUd AsurMHig ea Page l$l PRICE FIVE CENTS nagr nctatar at the X C Home. The netback tournament, apon* the most covetod posltlcm in camp, A ckNMout pattern. . . ^ a t ’s VOL. LXXVIII, NO. 273 (TWENTY PAGES) M ANCHESTER. CONN., ’THURSDAY, AlIGUSTT 20. 19.59 aorMl by the BUia, will atart on trlet scouts began their annual the chpf, filled boyF day will be able to sell these i^ d e rfu l qualltjrtweli nlgtitfcusslon of any subjects tinder^ the A ta v a ta aplaah pojrtjr wiU be Bept. S. Reglatratlona for the tour­ The Board of IHrtctors last summer encampment Monday at climaxed by an "Officers In ths at such a ridiculously low price. TWs is Dirsetora' Jurisdiction. - held at < o*eloGk Friday night at nament may be mada at the Blka stayed firm In Ita decision not to the Charter Oak Boy Scout Re­ lake" pai^y. Tha encampment will the last the Jobber had; so thfreU J* .2,“ Bennett said the Chamber's re­ the nUBCtoB RMca Country Club. Home. aid tha Chamber of Commerce In servation, Camp Pioneer, on West wind up with a council campfire more when thee# are gone. E a r a A AB­ quest had a "telfiah" motive— "to Hill lake in Winated. on Saturday night, Aug. 39, whwt SORBENT, AND IX»'0 WEARING. the Chrietmea etreet lighting pro­ make money." He said It wants Fliers Prepare M iu Gall Peaae of Jackman, Heading the Manchester contin­ scouts receive camp awards for Anthony T. SqulUacote. non of gram. Malil St. decorated at Christmas­ Steel Strike Rivals Maine, la vlaltlng with her alater, gent Is Troop 26—Charter Oak competitive scouting events. Mr. and Mra. Anthony Bqaillaeote. the DIrectorh remained certain time for "another eelflsh reason” CouncU's largest unit—under the m ‘W hite 8ti wdl Mtar the Behoof Wiliiam URlvtere of ISO 'This weekend. Troop 36 com­ Air Snatch of the town ehouid not contribute —to draw ahoppera. direction of Scoutmaster Harry of Mualc, at the llniveralty of Ml-(Maple 8t. "The townspeople are not obli­ mittee will hold .the annual out-, money toward the program in a Maldment. Two groups of Troop 26 ing at the Hessians In Cktsp Pio­ fr/“ !Report Asks Big Hike ami. Coral Oablea. Fla. next gated." he added, "to pick up the Senior Scouts are on separate Claim Fact Report Space Capsize month. He plana to major In voice. brief dlecuealon during last night's tab” for any Chamber projects. neer. They will attend the Cotincll TfwJWIUUeoM projeeta during the first week of o h n He la a graduate of Mancheater Custer Pays Visit meeting Ih the Municipal Building Mrs. FItxpstrick said Main St. catnpfirs Saturday iflght and M A N O fM T M i C * Thousands- camp. The 1946 are group; under church aervicea Siindi^ - morning Vsndenberg Air Force Bo m . High School. gfter John Wlet. .executive vice businessmen benefited themselves the leadership of Joe Marcln, (s priaeldent of the Chamber, urged with tha scouts. On Sunday, ths On Way to Spain by getting a sizable decrease In hiking the Appalachian Trail; Calif., Aug. 20 (JP)— From out By DBNZIL PEIRIH taoira A. Trudel. daughter of reconsideration. committee will attend a oookout Backs Their Stand assessed valuation last year and while the 1946 group, under the of the vast Pacific heavens, a Kandy, Ceylon, Aug. 20 (JP) Mr. and Mra. niomaa J. ^ a r a , 4S Wlet, aaking ttet the Board ap­ have been benefited by the town followed by the annual buslneas Arthur Cuater, hla wlff, and guidance of Karl Kelher and Fred small capsule dangling from a — A maddened temple ele­ Weaver Rd.; Harold P. Laraon, three.children of lodra City, Iowa, propriate $1,000 to match $5,0^ In the way'of extra parking space meeting and election of officers I •CHOOLBXClNj from the Chamber, aaid that In Morrison, Is on a canoe' trip in the for the coming season. Arrange­ parachute was expected to aon of Mr. and Mra. Bdward D. arc viaitlng with Cuateria father, and new street lights. Maine wilderness. Both groups Washington. Aug. 20 phant charged a crowd of Foreign Aid Rockvilla tha Chamber of Com­ ments for the committee campoiit the strike rests upon management drop slowly toward the (Kean Wllaon, U Main St, Talcottvllle; Lnuta H. Cuater of M Hawthorne will trek to Camp Pioneer next CALL THE Striking steelworkers and the 200,000 at a religioua fe.atival merce and town government give are under the supervlilon of troop and labor.” and Suaan H. Lovett daughter of St. weekend to Join the troop In the today. last night. Twenty person* $800 apiece for atrjMt lighting. stewiwd William Oess. steel industry both claimed However, he, made It clear that Mr. and Mra. Howard W. Lovett Cuater haa been away from Currency Shower second p'eek's program. ' And waiting In Hawaii waa a Went Rd., Ellington, have been Earlier, the Mancheater Cham­ MONEY NUMBER today that a new government the public has an Interest In the team of fliers with a seemingly .were reported killed in the Mancheater alnee 1940. He grad­ ber had asked for $1,200 to help In First week activities will range named to the dean'a Hat at Baton Mitchell 3-4l68 report bolsters their positions. dispute which each week Is cost­ impossible asalgnment — to go crush and thousands in.iured.) uated Mancheater High School In the $6,000 decorating program of For .Miss Brown from the waterfront to l4-mlle Mami« Ends Visit ing $300 million worth of produc­ Several persona were reported Ike’s Group College. Lewiaton, Maine, for the Uie.claar of 1940B, graduated the hikes in ths Bsrkshlres In quest of Maintaining Ita handa-off policy out and try to catch It before It second aemeater of the 1SS8-59 new lighting and ornaments, In­ tion and $70 million in wages. missing. It was feared some had; Univeralty of Conneetleut In 1940, merit badge qualifications. First Denver, Aug. ip OP) _ Mrs. In the 37-day-old steel strike, the hit the water. college year. They are all members cluding 0-foot high candles. The A ctitrency bridal shov/er was F O R A N O K A Y L O A N I government yesterday released Mitchell told several hundred fallen or jumped Into Kandy Lake ‘ and received hie master’t degree given recently In honor of Kath­ timers. Identified by their presence Mamie Elsenhower ended a 6-day . . , __ I The capsule went aloft veater- of the claaa of I960. IHrectora last week refused on School bellt mean' tchool Wl/f • • • - figures showing that ateel profits, nearby. ! In muBlc from the Univeralty of grounds the money would gld bus!- ryn L. Brown. 12 Cheater Dr., at in a'"penned In” area of the water­ visit with her alUng mother, Mrs. !n an an-| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bedell. 44 ing music in the Midwest, most re­ precedent for glring public money Harl:ird. yard-distance which qualifies them Ths First Lady left aboard ^ $S5 to $609 everj' 96 minutes In an egg- ly installments you choose. Mitcbell made public the 4,000- But a national emergency might nual Buddhist pageant calle'd, Funds Plea Griswold St. has returned to the cently at the Univeralty of Ohaha, to other programs. Friends and relatives of the for swimming privileges. Old- Burlington train. She was to shaped, north-south orbit. Our monogar llkat to loy, '^oar loon Is okoyT. word background report on the result if the strike ia not settled Perahera. I Bhrlnera’ Hospital for Crippled Neb. bride-to-be attended. She un­ timers. identified by the turned up change trains In Chicago and will This afternoon, 26 hours after Back Beard's Stand ateel dispute. He said neither side by the latter part of September or The animal became infuriated | Children In Springfield. Maas., for The Custer's are on their way to wrapped her gifts from a pink um­ cuffs on their shorts, will spend the arrive 4w Washington tomorrow A Isos e( 11*0 eoiH WSJ>atlr the launching, the capaule waa to Washington, Aug. 20 tyilbur Bennett, an executive of 12 CORfBCIltIvB IHOBthly IfWtdIlflWlH ©f flfc*IM sack. haa been doing any Intensive bar­ early October, he aaid in reply to when It steppejl on burning coals | p^-pollo treatment Ha would ap­ week working on boating and morning. be kicked loose from the 19-foot Prosicfonl Flsenhow«r's spe­ i 1 Spain, where he will teach music brella. decorated « 1th colored which had dropped from a flaming the Manchester Taxpayers’ gaining and urged greater efforts a que.stion. i preciate hearing from his friends. at the University of Seville. They afreainers. She was also presented swllhming merit badges and other She said that her. trip to Denver satellite. torch. It -wheeled about and; League, and former Director Hel­ 983 Main Street, Manchester until a settlement Is reached. Management and union spokes­ cial foreign aid commlttM with a showei cake. personal advancements. was not prompted by any And, for the second time In less expect to be In Europe three years. en FItspatrick, another League But Mitchell declined to make men lost no time in commenting sounded an urgent caU to r Miss Brown will be iBarried, to Second week activities are un­ worsening of her mother's condi­ than a week, a squadron of A ir (Contlnned on Page Ten) The elder Custer recently re­ member, spoke against reconsid­ any recommendations on where on Mitchells report. arnls assintaDce funds Beaton - J. Case Jr.. Chapel Rd., der the guidance of the Charter tion. Mrs. Doud Is 8t. She has been Force Cl 19 Flying Boxcars waa more turned home after spending a eration In the part of last night's there should be some backing down R. Conrad Cooper, chief nego­ South Windsor, on Sept. S.^ Oak Cmincll staff headed by in falling health for two years. set to take off from Hawaii and- today despite eonRi^ssiGlul month In Hartford Hoapltal. He la meeting given over to public dla- PREFERRED FINANCE In the deadlocked negotiations — tiator for the steel Industry, said L T. WOOD CO. now receiving friends at home. III . u ______.1. ■•rytry to execute anaand aimosialmost in- and administratioii jnluctanee and which aide should do the re­ the r e ^ r t • eel « . T " ' oredible catch. Each plane was ICE PLANT treating. put Steelworkers 'at the top of ^ recovery net - Local Man Had to spend the m o i^ . 81 BISSELL ST. in a urlanimoiMi report ether OOre Vmuual Lincoln Photo "There are no conclusions drawn trapeze-like affair. (from the report)," he said. "The (Contlnuetl on Page Two) moeiUia at dy. the 10-mail grott|>-«f Cuhe»-Cnuhed^Block» The recovery try is planned for Role Fighting prominent citiaene headed bjr '4- Springfield, m. (JP)—Of the more between 3:30 and 4 p.m. PDT. An­ than 100 known posed photo- nancier William H. Draper Jr, to­ ft*5 Back To School nouncement of success or failure day aaid that at least $2 MBtan g .-phs of Abraham Lincoln, only Smarter Than Ever!- ma.v be an hour or more after one ehowa his wearing spectacles. Cherchez la Femme ! ! Blaze on Wasp a veer in arms help for U;8. Ol- In Three Weeks,,.Get that. liea around the world la needed to Lincoln wore eye glasses Feb. The project is aimed at solving RANG! 9, 1964, when he and his son Tad A Manche.st^r man aboard kaap free world foiaxlatlaiia Your Gym Suit Now! Wonderful BAULING’S Woolens the re-entry problem — how to •troing. ^ . I. posed looking at a book tn the get a man in .Space and. once he's the Navy carrier Wasp waa Por Your PoN cbmI W l n f o r CI o H m s Uaenhower aaked Oosigraoe for White House. The photo was tak­ there, get him back. one of nine men who barked tUFL OIL er by Matthew Brady, famed Civil Noted Duke Missing; $1,600.000.0,10 for miMtary .aoilo- Although the odds against aiic- War photographer. BAULINO ’S directions from the huge lane* thle year Oongreaa la In GASOLINE HAND WASHABLE, 68" WIDTH ship-.s damage control center the pToceae of rutting two or UlVM 86% WOOL, 46% RATON Force hopped to have more than , , i. i- . the highly remote chance of sight- j Tuesda.i w hen a helicopter hundred mlHton doHara from tltia amount. ' . CLAN PLAIDS Smashup Story F ake Ing the capsule during its descent. | exploded on the hangar deck. Seaman Rodney Wat.son. 21, son ‘*Y/e bebeva," the eomn$titiW B AN TLY OIL Ttl. Ml 94M14 N O vaT Y PLAIDS The capaule was equipped with a aaid, "tKst the muoh lower amount j radio which wa.s supposed to send of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Watson. ' CORRELATING PLAIN By DENNIS NEELD ' 9 Griswold St,, was about to go oft wMch la Hkely tn be epproprlfitOd FOR PRISCRIPTtON j signals, to give the recovery team for flanal year 1960 invtivea a '1 v'\ I ':i I I Ijondon. Aug. 30 uPt—The where-; duty at 4 p.ni. when the alarm SHADCS an idea of its whereabouts. eertoue aecurtty denger for U m abmita of the publicity . seeking calling men to general quarters P IN E p h a r m a c y Siicli a recovery wa.s planned United Statsa and for the froa TEL Mltd , II 9-4S9S Duke of Bedford and a beautiful was sounded. DELIVERY Yard I following the succe.asful launching IJ.S. Capitalist on Display in Moscow worl blonde companion were a mystery I of Discoverer V last week. But the Taking up his emergency post in ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 Eiaenhower praiaed the Drapar 1.98 toda.v, and French police said they I radio in the falling, capsule evi- the damage control center, he re­ Lynn Bollinger, left, one of three American capitalUts put on dlaplay at the U.S. exhibition In Mos­ * could find no trace of an aiilomo- cow. snswei'B questions of Soviet visitors yeiterday. Bollinger, of,Norwood. Mass., president of an Committee In sending its windup you will ^love the neW colorings ' dently broke down. Nobody got a layed orders and instructions for blle accident in which the diike was aircraft manufacturing firm, told the Russians how he treats hi*.workers. Next to him 1*.Vladimir report to Oongreaa. H> aaid tlie tn the novelty plaids and of eourte we an hour *nd a half while repair reported seriottsly injured. Shavrid of U.S. Department of Labor, who served as interpreter. (A P Pbotofax via radio from group funriahedI "Invaluable g u k ^ have the old favorites In clan plaids. s m (Ckrnrinued on Page Three) crews fought the blase four decks NOW IS THE TIME TO A telegram yesterday to Woburn .Moarowi...... ' ..... t a w ” but (BdTndt indicate l i i f For the first time these are til hand above-him...... - Abbey, the dulce’a 300-.vear-old how tar he would ftilow Ita ree- watiiable. 34 patterns and colonlnga. "Everybodv wanted to put the b e h o v e UNWANTED HAIR FOREVEB home, said the 42-year-old peer fire out all si once." he. said, "hut qnwnewdattona. ^ ON A NEW COAT! suffered a severe concussion In an our commanding officer got the Tha Prealdent did agree that Let me free yon of this sodaJ handicap B A U LIN G ’S auto accident in southern France. Meat Industry crews organized in no time si all. there waa what he called a "dan­ forever. My medically amiroved method 86% W O O L 15% NTLON The telegram came from Tal- “ After that, everyone was New Tremors gerously. low level" of arms funds Is safe, permanent and will not mnr the loires. 70 miles east of Lyon. /o/^ authorized for thla year. Cbngrea- shin. Why let onslghtly hair on your calm." WASHAILE FLANNEL French police said they searched Threatened by loJNew txilem •Kmal Informante Mid they expect­ face veil your good lookaT Compliments Crews ' from there to the Swiss border and Watson described his duty as ed the admiidatratiqn would seek ^2 ^0 l^>4e found: ' ,! Worker Strike relaying instruction* from hi* apothar $400 million or more ta-a MARY C. WAUD. R.N. (1 1 That the duke had lunched . •»! commanding officer over the.car- aiipplhmantal request neat J amtaop' OertUled Electrolo^at at Tailoirea Sunday with an tin-' As for other Draper recom­ •14 CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 9-2661 ,. ForMt Park, Pa„ Aug. 30 (Ob—A rler'a emergency sound-poweced Eight beautiful colors, for dresses, skirts, Identiflad companion. telephone system to crew leaders Ciudad Trujillo. Dominican Re­ mendations on a variety of matters An Worb By AppolatmMit suits, Jackets, etc. Hand waahahle. I2i That he had some me<-liani” walkout of nearly 300.000 workers ^ tempt to u> next month was threatened said Watson, "snd no one got ex­ the southwestern Montana ea rth -'''lintil the comparatively slight new honie ' in exile in Portugal's (.3 No accident involving the needed before the adminiatration 100% WOOL 1 today on issues sindlsr to those in­ cited." He said the officer ia.su- quake ajea last night and earl.v to­ tremora su* side. Madeira Islands, where the climate British nobleman and no further ing orders do the control center day. There was no damage, but the; Bodies of eight quake iictims ' ii mild, the wine aweet and the could deride what it wants to do trace of him. volved in the continuing steel operators was calor the whole shocks awakened residents. | have, been recovered from the tensions of hi* native Caribbean about them. lASKETWEAVE PLAIDS strike. At Woburn Abbev. the duke's time and directed operations in The shocks, coupled with a driv-, deva.*tat-I mountains ,and can- I thousands of miles awsy. Draper, a formM’ aasiatsint sec­ and CORRELATING PLAINS staff did not appear particularfy ., Union officials. *aid_ the indus­ crisp style...... ing rain. Jiampered efforts of | yons. Reports from survivors indt-‘ fnnntgTatlon offlciala’ said the retary of the-Army, and'Tils c«H- try's two major unions, the Am al­ alarmed. Watson said he was not allowed .searcher/i to renew a perilotis hunt ■ ate the toll may rise to 12. They ex-dictator of Cuba took off m a iritlee colleagues hit a general gamated Meal (Ihttter.s and the Yard, 88” Wide His secretary. Maj. Edgar C, to releas* information on the dam­ for possible additional victim* of told of seeing a car with a man special plane for Portugal last theme that the Soviet Union la Hargreaves, said he had not in­ Packinghouse Workers, have met age to the ship. Reports .yester­ the Monda.v night quake, which' and a wor.:an and a c >pled boy still dedicated to winning control 3.98 much the same management wage night, within 24 hour* after Wash­ * formed the duchess, who he said day said the hangar deck was bad­ touched off major landslides. 'ouned 'ny aj. avalanche. ington- squelched anj’ hope he had of the wm-ld, is growing in eco­ Amesite Drives freeze and other proposals for Match or mix, a beautiful plaid pattern was in Majorca, o ff the Spanish ly burned but thfre were no re­ Coroner Charles E. Raper says nomic power faster than the United Stockyard Workers as wbre expert-, The first earth shock last night of gaining admittance to the l Y In wine and gray, gold and green, tur­ Mediterranean coast, wnth the ports of major damage other than he believea the body of Mra. Thom­ States and that the free world can enced in the steel dispute. came about 10 p.m.. the U.S. For- j United Stales. quoise and gray. couple's children. to the helicopter. as A-owe of Sandy, AFL-CIO leaders, meeting in ' est Ser-vice reported, and was fol-4 ;t' Batista has been In exile, in the "T don't think she knew the duke Hundreds of men, saTd Watson, the Madison River. He reported (OM/UaiNM Page T M ) summer se.agion here, expre-ssed flowed by-othera about 3:30 a.m. I Dominican Republic since flw tn g THE was going to France," he said. were involved in battling the I the fsn.ily ca»- and her belongings concern that the steel strike is s and 4 a m. ' Cuba last New Tear's Day to ea- CO. bti.'t Otit e 0r©eiFv have been found in the stream. ewH s.vmptom of what they con.sider a i The tremora were the late.st In a ' cape the revolutionary forces of (Contlnned on Page Eight) DUKE OF BEDFORD (Continued on Pnge Ten) icfiiladiOM MOOtr* Ihtf* No© 09 growing management refusal to i aeries which has continued Since l:er hlisband was killed. i iride'r Castro. Thomas Colla ©wd lf©©d©Ft ol Hwr9i end e tMrt ' the major shock and which have A v.’oma.i reported by Sheriff ■ The 57-year-old former Arm y Ml 9-5224 JA 2-5750 give workers a share in expanding t . . Y©t dity'r© o c«el, ©Rt-pi©c© industry profit*. sent small landslides of rock and Donald Si-errilt to be missing and.; sergeant, who niled Cuba for near- Bulletins •vfftt. H©r©'i « Rfettkol Iit©d*e4 The International Union of Elec­ dirt down the mountain slopes. presumed drowned waa foiind ahve | ly a quarter of a century, left hia #$© loqli f©dHOR d©fl0F l©9 fy«L trical Workers, voting a $100,000 U.S. Bars Visa Ground partie*. aided by akin- last n f hi Mr*. Grace Miller, i uneasy refuge here amid rising from the A P Wires Med© Efom MOORE Se©lertted donation to the steel strikers, said divers, want to aearch above and a'.out 60, whose lakeside home waa j tensions between the Dominican Nikita to See Ike below Hebgen Dam. hard hit in the j '.vaehed away in a wave of water Republic and Castro, Regime, big busineas geneially has decided to "wreck the hard-won gains of To Top Danish Monday night shocks. propelled by a landslide, 'had ' Castro heard the news of Ba­ TliRKAT ON LABOR VOTE Colors; Daffodil. Scarlet, workers" and reverse the system of Searching "rews ate made up i walked 13 miles to a ranch. tista's flight to Portuguese lerrl- Waahlngton. Aug. M i>IN» Blue and Seafoam. sharing profits with labor.' of men from the Civil Defense j (ifllcials nave said they believe torS' while attending a weekly ses­ House members who vefed for $4.98 Before, After Tour Tile two meal indust-.'y unions, Savant, Ex-Red I orgaivizelion. sheriff'* office, U.S. more bodies may be found by dig­ sion of his cabinet In Havana. The strict labor control leg;lalal$oa after nearly a month of bargaining, Forest Service an. volunteers. ging into th. landelides and prob­ usually voluble premier bnished Were ttpreateaed with retellaBbn New DiPont TEEN DEPARTMENT have met an almost solid front of Copenhagen. Denmark. Aug. 20 They <*ai< thev would no' at- i ing Heb en I.ake and the Madison -aside reporter* on emerging from at the polla by a top A F V 430 Second Floor- Washington, Aug. 20 \/P>- Niklta-e' One item still unsettled j, ’ pt cker proposals to freeze present i.Pi- Pi-of. Mogens Fog, a scienti.st I River. -,i the meeting. official today. Jamas B. Carey, 8. Khrushchev mav stop in Wash- whether Khrushchev vill go on wage rates, averaging about $2,50 who once was a pro-Communist ; Di-. Reed Queanell. Arcadia. 1 There were 17 members of the A F L -d O lice preeldeat aad head of tlse Internatioaal Elec-' "^ Ington twice during his visit to the natiom ide radio-T\^. If he fioe.s, an hour. » member of parliament, said today , Calif., who was camping lielow Batista party., which flew first to United States, giving him extra op- then nisenhower presumably In a further similarit.v to the he had been denied a viaa to en,- the dam i.-ilh hi* family and two Lisbon on the w4y to Madeira. The trIcaJ H'orkers, eeat IdeaUeal let­ > LiCiTE ACRYLIC portunity for private talks with would 1, ent iled to similar facii- steel bargaining picture, the Pack­ ter the TtnKed State.s. | News Tidbits families of friends, said he. too, ; Island group is about 400 miles ter* to House backer* ef Uie Laadnim-Giiffla Labor Oeatrol by President Eisenhower. ilies in Russia to get across hi* ing Unions say they also face Fog. now a member of a new ^ believed the avalanche covers vie- ’ west of Morocco, in ^ e eastern A t­ Cullsd from .\P Wires ,mil saying: “We wlek to asanra The Soviet premier is slated to view^ to l.ie Soviet pu'ulic a company proposals to give em­ Titoist Socialist party, wa.s nom-. tims. / lantic. .Sources in filiidad Trujillo you . . that we shall do all ta arrive in Washington Sept. 1.1 for majoi aim of hi* trip. ployers a freer hand in achieving inated as an official delegate rep- "W e have vacationed there every said Portugal had granted the Cu­ onr power to prove to the work- w n n the start of a 12-day tour of the manpower and other economies. re.sentlng Danish physicians at an ! summer for 10 years." Dr. Ques- , bans political asylum. . - PAINT So man> newsmen have applied j Gregory (Pappy) Boyinglon. lag men and woman ta yotw dle- country. When he returns from his Like the steel strikers, the meat international medical' congress to cover Khj'ushchev’s tour that • former U.S. Marine Corps flying hrlct that you have oast your lot coast-to-coaat travels, Eisenhower processing workers seek wage opening in Chicago in about 10; (tkHitoaued Pag* Five) (Cnnttaned oa Page lliraa) •not all may bit allowed to go in the i ace. sues second wife for divorce, mgalast taem aad that we should boosts of about 15 cents per hour. da.vs. A fotemoal neurologist, he ■may take him to .secluded ,Camp official press pai1,.v. This is on : _ ,L ■ . : alleging cruelty. . . Cuban Con- take appropriate action at Die Daiid in Maryland's C a t o c 11 n Both packing unions are taking grounds that Khrushchev can't get te^hea at Copenhagen Universit.v. | announces stx-monUi HaUot box.” LA ST S 50 % Mountains for a final chat. strike votes. The workers in many to see the country if he is con­ Fog said the U.S. refusal was suspension of strikes as sign of This would afford Eisenhower a plants were said to have already stantly surrounded by crowds of "peculiar, especially because the support for Premier Fidel Castro.' OI>AlM INVADERS LULLED chance to speak to Khrushchev per- authorized a strike Sept. 1 when Night or day — look lovely reporters and photographer*. U.S. government has recently sup­ . . ijist survivor of the Civil War, Floods Control Project ' Port au I*i1ncc, HalG, Ang. 80 ,aonally after the Russian leader current 3-year contracts expire. U is likely that onl.v one pres* ported the idea of cultural ex­ Annies sink* int-o delirium at Reliable source* *ald today , wherever you go in this Bees the United States first-hand. However, both unions said they L0 N0ER plane will accompah.y the Khnish- changes." Houston, Tex., then rallies alight-1 Haitian troop* bad wiped eat a A major aim in inviting Khni.sh- hoped bargaining developments' in chev entourage. The'Russian* are He added that it was "also pe­ >y- I band of bearded revolutionaries. dress. . . ChbV here has been to dispel what the near future would advert any expected to veto any proposal that culiar that the refusal was not Giant landslide threaten.* v il-; Dedicated in Tb'rrington that invaded Haiti a week ego. . have been called his mi.sconceptions Self belt and self tesh, too. shutdown. ! known her* until quite, recently, lages in flood-stricken .Salzksm-; Army nource* would say only ~ about the, fre'bdora and strength of more than one press plane follow Elsenhower through Russia. ■ although the request for a visa mergut toiirist area in Austria. . . that It of the hand of about $0, WASH AND WEAR America. (Continued oi, fn ge Fonr) I was filed in February and we have Damage in flooded portion* o f ; Torrington. * Aug. 20 UPi Con-9 'hare of the work does not exceed An original ■estimate that The Soviets have not yet said which apparently came from ■| pressed for an answer several North Tampa.'F1*., may pass the: necfJcul today dedicated a project $400,000. y 4 LASTS s e % LONGER THAN REQUUR designer cotton print Khrushchev would spend two to where Khrushevev will go from Cuba, 'were killed In a first eu- times.” . $I million m;rk. Hillshoroiigb designed to lessen .the chance* of Torrington and the State of the United States. There ia some connter yesterday. Other eouroee ^ 'NSNSE PMNT three days In Washington has now The Chicago congress, sched­ County Sheriff Ed Blackburn says.: future floods on the Naugatuck Connecticut each contributed more In gay colors. qierulation that he might fly to Blast Aboard Wasp however, said Army Uc.tleal been lengthened to three or four uled to last from Aug. 29 until . . Dr. John W. .vIcCarthy, 47. Uni-' River* than $242,000 for the project. Tha . . . you don’t have to r ^ in t for yearsi days. The two men'* talks on East- Peiping. But the Russians have federal government peid $386,000. units chased the rebels Inte Hie ' Sizes 12 to 20 by the World varsity of Pittsburgh professor' Th* wprk.ia known as the East! bin*, killed a total of 28 itad West issues would pick up in paCe shown no interest in Alaska's Recorded on Tape 's*pi ^ Ribicoff expreseed gratitude to r Medical Assn, and the World falls to hls-death from ISth floor- Branch Flood Control Project. En- j captured 16 others. All this style and only after initial ceremonial func­ proposal that he stop there. Health Organization (WHO). of the c:athedral of Learning yes-' Sneers hSve widened and deep-1 Bush and McCormack. SOLVES SUSTERING PROtLEM tions due a viaitlng government Quonset Point, R. I., Aug. 20 The Danish Medical Asan. and terday after jerking himself freejened the river’s ehannel for 9.000: Similar flood control work is . . . used with Du Pont No. 38. primer on fashion for only head are out of the way. BAGHDAD PAfTT NOW CTTO DAY OF PRAYER liK(>EO (^' An iimi.siial tape-recording of the Union of Young Physicians from his wife's restraining hand-s. ' and constructed dikes and; under way on the river’s West •Ankara. Turkey. Aug. 2# (AV— Exact details on where Khrush­ the explosidn and fire which killed Branch, the Governor said. He new or unpeinted woodi chev will go and when art still be­ Waahinglon. Aug, 20 (iPi - A International Typographl- flood walls. The headquarters of (he Bagh­ retired admiral today suggested a two men and injured 28 aboard the (Continued on Page Four) I cal Union again asking its mein-. Gov. Abraham Ribicoff. in re- 'alto expressed hope that the Con­ dad Itarl coafirtned t4Mtay tjiat ■ 8.98 Come, take a peek at our coats for fall. ChooNe ing worked out in U.S.-Soviet ne­ aircraft carrier Wasp is among the. necticut Congressional delegation * gotiations. But due to Russian re- nationwide day of prayer to co­ ' ber* for $1 niHliofi to start a daily ipark* prepared for the dedicetion. the .Middle -ICaat anH-Comnwalst EASIEST PAMT TO APPLY now, layaway till'Autumn appears . . . Illus­ evidence being studied today by a newspaper in Westchester County,! said Connecticut ha* made great would press for approval of the alliance ha* changed Its name to •PDRT8WEAR DEFT. :: •trlctlons. he will get only a lim­ incide with the arrival of Soviet 2 3 - trated is a wool check vith leather buttons. Premier Nikita Khnishchev in the Navy Inveatigation'board. N. . . Tax collectors from Con- strides in flood control through a East Branch flood control dam. the Central Treaty Organization. . . . thins with water—yet dries to tough­ 8econd Floor ited and hurried view of the coun- The sound of the blast and the United States on Sept. 1.1.- Strike Call Is.mied necUcul towns will be going t o : combination of federal, state and "Since 1965," said Ribicoff. There was no Indiratloii how the - est most weather resistant finish Heather blue and brown in sizes 8 to' 18. spontaneous reaction of the men "much has been accomplished in • .. The Soviets have set the. time {School at the University of Con-'local effort. In the audience were alliance will now be known eol- Adm. Ben. Moreell, Pittsburgh, near it waa recorded on tape be­ this city and in the-state towaro ever developed. limit of 12 days on .Khrushchev’s retired board chairman of Jones At Smelting Plants necticut for a one-day stand on j «»m e persons who lost their homo* loqiilall.v, but It probably won't cause a tape-recorder microphone preventing a recurrence of the visit. They have Umned_dawn U.S. and Laughlin Steel Corp., also ' Sept. 17. . . .Soviet Union going to' or livelihood* during the ' disas- be the obvious CETTO. That would , 35.00 had been opened to pick up the tremendous damage we suffered. sound Just like the working name HALB’H READY* TO WEAR DEPT. aighfateelng suggeationa ,'hlle urged that cities on Khnishchev'* Los Angeles, Aug. 20 (4*)—The help Iraq launch a program a lj ^rous 1956 flood*, which cost eight 2^^DM E8 IN 3D RNNUTES voices of cribbage-playing officers. atomic rnscarrh for peaceful pur'- |jy^, $22 million in property. "We can look forward with op-, of the Southeast .Asia Treaty Or- . Toke Elfivntor To Second Floor •ticking to their own, and the ba­ itinerary arrange special church wheels were set in motion today Thele explosion forced the officers i - . ' poses, according to Tass, Soviet timlsm to the time when tjie vari- j ganIzaUon. . . . so you can repaint the same davl sic decl'rior. Is up to them. aei vices on the day of his visit. strike against 13 American Sharing the, decication ceremony to seek•ek safety but the mjerophone ! A ,, and Refining Co. p la n t* , ^cw * Agency. oua works now under way are| Az a resu.t, Khrushchev pow r e mlalned opened, picking u p. ^ with the Governoi were Brig. Gen. Moreell. an active Episcopalian International V^nion of ( State-Agriculturr Deparimeiil completed and Torrington will be j KlUtAUA REDS OUHTED PRiMER $4.98 G A U b N IN 4 GALLON LOTS We welcome charge accounts! if.-N’.” Green Trading Stamps are given' with •aema likely to crcyis £he couniiy soundsH- 4tIt thetk„ blasthl-at scenean.... for an-| ‘ ' Alden K. Sibley of the U.S. Army's layman, said he had discussed his Mine, Mill and Smelter Workfcrs; reports that Jubilee peaches aie one of the best flood-protected New Delhi. India, Aug. 28 (/P) by airplane, with only limiterl auto other two minutes. I Engineer Division in .New Eng­ NO. 50, $7.39 G AU O N IN 4 GALLON LOTS AMPLE cash sales and also to custcuners who pay their-charge account within proposal with' representatiyes of gave the company 48 hours strike ‘ now heipg harvested in volume land, and Torrington, Mayor An- cities in the state." — Itarliament today approved' travel, taking in New York, Los several national patriotic organ­ The Waap was on anti-submarine fifteen (15) days after billing date. Angeles, San Francisco, Iowa notice after negotiation* were npd that heavy siippliee will be thony C. Gelormino. The project j Four years ago.'however, Tor- by a large majority tbe ceatral daytim e hats take tbe bowlers, fedoras izations. He said: maheitver* 250 milea o ff the. V ir­ government'* ousting of the r«nr.land and perhapa Pittsburgh, ginia coast when the mishap oc­ broken off last night. available until Sept. 1. . . . Gov. was "supervised by the engineer*. | ringlon was in the midst of a tWmmunlst regime in Kerala and derbies right off the men’s heads . . . adding FREE Ha Vobiably will not *ight*ee by “ There was general epneenaus curred Tuesday. •Among the 'first to get strike Abraham Ribicoff says he is confi­ The East Branch work is the 1 nightmare of flood. Some people L L JOHNSON PAINT CO. that while we should refrain from dent that President Risenl State OB July SI. .After the count ^ new look tjiat’s ladylike and lovely. Evening hats toht pU.n« or detour to Texas and J . .1 * 1. Lt. (j.g.) .iim Prank Hagen. orders were 460 workers at Amer­ President Eisenhower i project in the nation'tq be thought the nightmare would ne-! will convey the Amerioae — tbo final vote was 318 to $8 723 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER—Ml 9-4501 are all-out glamorous. For day qr evening the hat Worida or the Tenpeasee Valley 1 Marianna Fla:, perished when ican Smelting's Selby. Calif,, platit.. ey the Amerioae pbl^t of | completed under the Bush-McCor-j yer pass. qrea. it would be .right and proper that trapped In the helipter whose It will take about 24 hours to view to Nikita Khrushchev when | mayk Xct which.was drafted after: The Naugatuck River, here just with two abstentions— Commp- BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK •news is here! ^ PARKING The arrangemetite ace being Mr. Khrushchev's arrival - In this engine- exploded while he was test­ close down each plqnt acrosa the : the .Soviet premier visits the Unit-1 t^e 1956 floods by Sen. Prescott'* tiny'bUie Ime on the map. passes nints stalked out' of tbe Hnuee, shouting "shame.' shame." Ouly ATTHCRCAR tn coiui mad' on the baaia of reciprocity country should be set aaidt as a ing it in a Hangar aboard the 'Wasn. the country. i ed States next month. : Bush (R-Gonn i■ and R«P- John W. I through thqf7 center c of Torrington JM(IULC to ba accorded Ehaenhower when day of pra.Y,er in all the churches Some 6.060 workers ar* in- ' Married Brooklyn - m4n--mis-1 MpCormack (D-Maasi. on its south. It Joins the Houaa- two Independente Joined the 1,98 t 16.98 - Avihtion Apprentice-Donald H. '^''”"*MHAINERT DEPARTMENT »* MANCHBSTBR COHH- he pay* his 'lyliin i vleit to the of the land." Trask. Keene. N- H.. whose body volved In plants in California. New | taken for tha miaaing huaband In! '-The aot permits the Army En- tonic River at Anaonia and Shel­ Ooromonists la opfwtiag the < m \ > OP OUR STORE Moreell said several leading proelemetloa at the end edw R PAINTS ' Tmkm Elevator To Second Floor o im I Soviet Union this fall. No date was found at the bottom of a Jersey, Maryland. Texas, Mon-' hn abandonment caae:--e|alBilM 81 I gineer* to undertake flood control ton. CORNER MAIN OAK STREETS haO been *et for the Presidant’a clergymen also had antloraed his -— r-— nallMoB demagee from New York I meaaiirea withoiK congreemonal 8-4lay debate — eae dl Hta efot- W p. plan. ' ' ((leattaoMl aa tmge flltaa*) (CMttaMd ail Pace Twe) CSty.on grounde of false arreet.. auUiortegtion when the federal (OMHtamed em Pege Vwei arieet for many years. .4 A