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1 1 ■» THUMOAT, AUGUST IT, 1966 1 . Th* W*ntlMr riwiMt a< V. a. Waalhav Bonm MattfljgBlgr Cppnttifl ^pralb Avniagt Daily Not Prsss Ron For the Mooth of ftidy. 168* Tonight, ahowera am4 tiwadir It !«■ ■howora auly, elearing aikl aaolav. tional parka. The youa» women, Mlaa Naomi Featar 8T Acad­ r r i ’n > Edwin road. Invaatlgation both employees at thd Municipal emy Balled from Nei^ York thia 1 WO l% € C IllC StS •howed thara waa no conflict ax- 9,723 Sutordny, flair partly doudjri About Town noon on the Italian liiter, “ Saturn- Important ona that the fcHTttittg ioTrala high mmt 7S. MMaher eC Audit bulldtnf, were granted a four 1 ’ r i e - Jarvis location waa within 1,000 to weeks’ leave of absence.- la,” en route foiy Italy. Mlaa EIEIJ rEPPIR BwrcM of OliasluMaM - - ..... • ...... - Foater la retum inf to lamlr, Tur­ 1 1 1 Brown location. This UomehMdmr^A O ty of VUIogo C h o ^ O W ii w crtw d Iv frlMidi from .>.#« regulation, would IbriaaiM Brooktaca and • ■ key, where ahe la a teacher In the MiH nortaoe Oordncr, who left Lt. (Jg)l Walter H. Olftord, American acho^ there. make one or the oUier of the altaa Inoperable for package liquor pUr- PRICE FOUR CENTS Vtlday. Jifly S®, for the North- USN, of 23 Lilac street. Is serving Seek Liquor Permit AUverlhtog aa rage it) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950 WMt. iBdlcaU that they are hav- In the Far East Theater aboard Both b o y ^ n d girl* may enter poaea since such establishments ROASTING CHICKENS laar a wonderful trfp. They recent­ the flagship of Vice Admiral Ar­ the hobby mow to be held at Me­ Within 1,000 . Feet cannot be leaa than that distance IHILE^ UUUQiT ly M j o ^ a (Hrenlay ateamcr thur D. Struble, USN. commander morial Field at two o’clock tomor­ apart. crutaa aad hay® made^xhtope at of the Navy's Seventh Fleet, which row afte^oon.. Entries should be Restriction Ruling Since the tevm dark had certi- Timtan and flkacway, Alaska, is spearheadli>g naval attacks made ^ contacting Mlaa Judy fled Brown’s application flrat, ha ROGER OLCOTT II aad aefveral of the Canadian na­ agsinat Korean Communist forces. Handl^, playground aupervlaor. noted on the Jarvla document, \! How many. If any,^ package which Hats Robert E. Noren as 408 West Gcnter Street ' Telephone 7858 mlmBfni o Mr. and Mra, tsalah Ramaey of stores there may be on Middle the buaineaa operator, that the lat­ \\ M/TKlnney, Virginia, Snd Mrs. J. turnpike Weat In the area west of ter would not meet local restric­ W. Buckner and two children of the Broad street Intersection, U tions if Brown'a store waa set up. l \ Norfolk, have returned home aft­ Whether the Liquor Control U. N. Forces Stall Red Drive on to be the subject for a public hear­ er a visit with Mr. and Mra. Floyd Commiaaion will give precedence ing, called by the State Liquor W. Mitchell of 11 Edward street. to the first cleared application It ; Mra. Ramaey Is Mr. Mitchelt'a Control Commiaaion for August 28 receives may be part of the busi­ 3 mother and Mra. Buckner la hia at 11 a.m„ In Room 214, State Of- ness of the coming hearing. Men O f The Another condition, but one evi­ Germany’s “ Nature Boy” Say America slater. The vlaitora frdm Virginia flee Building, Hartford. were also entertained by Mr. and dently aatlsfactorily met by both A couple of weeks ago, faat- GLADIOLI BOUQUETS South Methodist Church Mariners, Doughboys Mra. Leslie C. Burnett at their applicants la the restriction ' of FBI Agents Nab Readies War Columbia Lake cottage. movtng eventa in the bottle trade package atorea from areas within were Indicated on the turnpike 200 feet of school property. Al­ Hnve Planned A Picnic la Rev. Carl A. and Mra. Hanaen when two persons appeared who though no Broad street school now Freshly Cut Finest Colors PERTAINING TO PRIDE wanted to sell liquor In the section. exists. It Is a potential school site For ]Men on August 26 On Russians reAd rw n tly about a mIddle-WMt farmer wbo wi^ Ihe have been In Toronto, Ontario, at­ On a Saturday, counsel for Wilbur Ex-Navy Civilian tending the World Convention on and might govern permit granting Give Crack Division proud poBeesRor of a cucumber pickle he had pre*er%*ed foi* fifty C. Brown asked Towh Cle.rk Sam­ close by. However, the Brown lo­ To Brighten The Home For Remembrance They wOl leave the church at yaara. Chiiitlan Education, August 10-16, uel J. Turklngton to certify that where Mr. Hanaen led a forum. cation la aald to be about 270 feet 1:18 P. M. A baU game aad Soviet Army Newspaper Honest pride comes from having somethfaig the other fellow If a package store was set up at from the school property, and the baant goL It’a pardonable. Prominent In the work with young 276-278 Middle turnpike west. It Jarvis holding Js much farther To Cheer The III For Anniversariies other aporta have been planned. :ineer as Spy Charges Yanks Are Now we haven’t any preserved pickles, of 50-year vintage, people at Center Congregational would not conflict with local nilea. away. around our store, but we have o.ie product of which wo too, church here, while asaiatant su­ After Investigation to ace If there Various town officiala have been If you have a set of horse ahoea Training Norwegians, A^^Hell of a Licking” are particularly proud . . PINEHl'BST MEAT. perintendent of the Connecticut were any violations, the town please donate them. iSapper Is notified of the hearing, and some A Take Robart Farm FreahvTurkeyi . . . Morrell’s Ready ®o Council of Congregational church­ clerk certlfled the application and may attend. ptanned. Reeervations are necea- Constructing ^Airstrips es, he transferred to the post of Morton Sobell ^ Fled to Eat Ham . . . Plnehumt Farm Frenh BroHers, Fryers or Fowl It waa on the following Mqnday aary. Call the Church ofHce or Gangs Muscle . . . Tendercure Corned Beef, to say nothhtg of PInehurst Oov- youth director for .the Protestant morning carried In to the State R. Ralph Harliow, professor in Mexico From U. S. in Moscow, Aug. 18 (/Pi , - The Allirs ('.ounter Attack Council of Greater New York, No­ Martin Kelderllng, Adralssida amment Inspected Western Dressed Reef Oits In I’.' S. Oood Liquor Control Commiaaion. the Department of Religion and Soviet Army newspaper Red Star Maiiiina'H Hotiip or CTolce Oradrs. tVhere ran you get flner meat f vember 1, 1948. He is returning to Within 1,000 Feet Biblical Literature .at Spilth Col­ WOODLAND GARDENS la 78 cents. June After Arrest of In on Valid 30,0(10 Eiieiny Troops today pictured Scandinavian coun­ hi# former position with Superin­ Later Monday morning, Alex­ lege, Northampton, will occupy 168 WOODLAND STREET TEL. 8474 Greenglaas in Fuchs twinging at Taegu; Vic­ ->HURT SHANKED, LEA.N, SMOKED tendent James F. English, and he ander Jarvla and counsel asked the pulpit at the Sunday morning tries as preparing (or war against Snd Mrs. Hansen will live in the the town clerk to certify for liquor service at the Center Congrega­ OPEN ALL DAY AND EVENING Espionage Qean-Up; Business Field the Soviet Union with the backing tories on Three Fronts Okrden Apartments on St. James sale purposes, a location at the tional church at 9:15. His topic Read Herald Advs. of the United States. h Shoulders Lb.59c I atr^t. comer of Middle turnpike west will be, “ Atheists May Be Wrong.’’ Aided Soviet Spy Ring In a lengthy editorial the news, Give United Nations GENITINE SPRING LAMB CUTS paper charged that Norwegian Adeline Dtk, Nancy Slover and Crime Problem* Say Un Warriors Best Day’ s fH B Washington, Aug. 18 — ytmthsXare being given military I Holly smith have been spending derworld Rims Banks, training under American obserya- RIB LAMB CHOPS several Weeks at Camp Klwania, (/p>.— The Justice Depart­ W'iiinings; INu’shing South Hfliiaon, Mass. Mary Ann ment today announced the tlqu. and Norwegian airstrips are OR SHOULDER Hotels, Meat Compan being equipped by Americana. Tanks lA'ad Attack B t f and JoAnn Handley are atill at arrest of a former U. S. Navy I the camp. les. Steel Concerns CVHIeJam Stepped Up LAMB CHOPS Lb. B9c civilian engineer on charges i rhe Soviet press ha* stepped By The .\8Nodated Press The Hartford District Luther of giving national defense Washington, Aug. 18—-(.C) —The up its criticism of the governments United Nations troops, LAMB PATTIES uh. 53c League will hold Its annual outing secrets to Russia. It said FBI of Scandinavian countries in the Senate Crime CJommittee told Con last few daya. Scandinavian na­ tanks and planes stalled and IHESHLV SUCED at Memorial Field, this town, on agents took Morton Sobell, then counterattacked a men­ Sunday. The program will open grata today that organized crim' tions, particularly Sweden, have 33, New York electrical en­ been protesting to the Soviet acing drive of 30,000 Relis V EA L LO A F or at two o’clock and close with a gineer Into custody at Laredo, inala not only have a strong grip vesper aervlce. LeSguera. are on gambling and related illegal ac- Union its extension of Soviet ter­ from the northwest on Taegu Tex., thia morning. ritorial waters limit to 12. miles in M INCED HAM Lh. asked to bring their box lunches. tivitiea but alao are feat moving today. Southwest of Tftegu, 59c He waa taken to the Webb the Baltic sea and the seizure of I Ice cream and soda will be on sale. County Jail, where geveral FBI Into legitimate buaineaa flelda. U. S. doughboys and Marines agents began questioning him The committee, organized last ships of Scandinavian . nations. Our Meat Men will fix Farm Fresh Broilers, Fryers Rev. Siegmar F. Blamberg of Hussla haa made an unofficial pro­ gave a crack Red division .1$ cloB^ly* spring to investigate organized “ hell of a licking,” and on or Fowl ready for the pan. Morrell's Ham whole or half Lenox street will occupy the pul­ Sobell la the eighth person ar- crime, reported qn Ita work thus posal the Baltic be closed to all is ready to eat. Robart Fresh 1950 Tender Hen Turkeys pit of the Second Congregational Seventy-yenr-old Arthur Orgeser, philosopher and writer, of Munich, warships of Non-Baltic nations.) two other fronts U. N. force# reated In a roundup of Americana far—work devoted chiefly to an Germany, ha# severed almost all connection with the outside world rolled ahead in the best day’s win­ church the next two Sundays. The accused of channeling atom bomb inquiry into gambling in Florida. Red Star said American visitor.* will weiffh from 11 to 14 Ihs. and are excellent value at congregation of the North Meth­ and la now living an putdoor life Indoor*. Graeser brought trees. Bow­ nings of the Korean war. I data and other secret Information Organized criminals, the com­ are arriving unannounced in Nor­ 65c lb. Yes . . . these turkeys are fresh . . . new crop odist church will unite at both ers. fruits and other vegetation to place around hla be CARROTS or BEETS bch. IQd ing of the Connecticut Society of tile General BJlectrie Plant at it and proTlsloh cohwanlea, that the northeastern province Senator Pile Fuel on "that military construction la pro- Council Hears U. S. much fighting Jor a while.” Tha Amarlcana gaiaad up to PERSIANS C A B B A G E ...... 3 lbs. \Tt Civil Engineera Inc., on Tuesday. .-,..or Mores, beer and whWfcy dia- la aparaely aettlad—^wlth m6at Political Fire Blazing ceedlnt on Bornholm and Amagar GRAPEFR!' It took the form of a crtilae on GREEN PEPPERS^ Lb. 25c (OentUraed m Png* Ptior) tributor^pa, automobile dealer, dwalUnga flimsy atrueture— Islands, and alao on the central thraa mllaa on thia Important C U C U M B E R S ...... ea. |0d Long Island Sound on the "Liberty ships and even amall steel com­ kept the death toll from ^ in g and northern parts of Jutland. To front, chased many Rada back PEACHY" Over Acheson Policies Wants Korea Unified acroaa tha river, aad hoped to NATIVE Belle" of the Wilson Line, from panies. far higher. They added, how­ this should be added the factual ■New Haven to New Rochelle, N.Y,, whon you “ Recently ti’znzpotiatlon com­ ever ^ n t communications still selsura of Greenland by the Amer­ reach tha rl4ar bank by aliihtflalL where a dinner was served at the SILK ROSE FANCY McLevy Takes panies and ppbllc uUUtlea, which ari down and casualty figures Washington, Aug. 18.— —An ican military.” Tha Amarlcaaa movad Into acntirol TOMATOES moko it with lU CE Head 15c all atratagle groimd la tha Nak* I Glen Island Casino. have Urge rtirchaalng programs, are not complete. exchange of sharp words between Austin Doean^t Stipulate ot See Allowance In the group of perhaps 550 per­ have been added to the list, the President Truman and Senator tong band of the tivar. ■A U. S. Policy on Going BARTLETT PEARS sons, were officials of the organi­ W H IT E M EA T Party Backing report aald. "They control some Wherry (R., Neb.)—both used the AIHaa Beoaptora Pahang zation, engineera and construo- Nimeo banks and are In a poaition to pro­ expression "contemptible”—piled W on’t LetGOP Beyond 38th Parallel Plan Okayed South Koraaa troopa raoapturad BLUEBERRIES c a b b A g e Lb. 4c vide large sums of cash capital for Pohang on tha aaat eoaat, takan tlon people, their wlveo and ether T U N A 7 Or. Can 41c ORAHAM CRACKIRI Labor Unrest more fuel today on the political To Cortquep Invaders gueats. On the return trip they Accepts Support Offered many purposes.’’ fire blazing In Congress over the by the Reda in a aurprlaa drlva last BANANAS diaembarked at New Haven. The Senator Kefauver (D-Tenn) Call the Tune week. Recapture of tha port, one# f'AMPBELL’S By Wew Group Over heada the Investigating commit­ administration's foreign policies. Bills to Aid Families of society Is the second oldest In the Is Spreading Mr. Truman took sharp issue at Lake Buccaas, Aug. 18 — (87 — United States and the largest en- lb. pkg. YELLO^SQUAS f TLb 7c tee. Other members are Senators (Oantinaad aaf-Paga FeorX Socialist Objections O'Conor (D-Md), Hunt (D -W y^, ye.*terday’s White House news The Becurity cquncll last flight Enlisted Men Set for - ____• -___ 3 i glneerlng society In this or any ^ORKond Tobey (R-NH) and Wiley (R confe^nce with a Senate atate- Democrats Will Write heard a U. B. demand that any other state. CALIFORNIA \ ment by Wherry, the Republican Congress Next Week I Bridgeport. Aug. 18—(S’)—MS' Railroads, Steel, Auto Their Own Anti-Com­ Koreah aettlement provide for a floor leader, that the blood of 1 Lb. Cans Qaoga Combine Activities Foe Could Hit BEANS yor McLeyy today formally an­ In ita lO.O^word report, the And Electrical Indus­ Americans dying In Korea Is on munist Legislation untiled, Independent country. La­ Washington, Aug. 18 (P) ■ PEACHES \ 19c nounced he haa accepted endorse­ Committee concluded there U con the shoulders of Secretary of ter the council adjourned until Quick revival Of special family MINUTE tries Are Affected State Acheaon. ment of the newly organized In­ Washington, Aug. 18—(O —Com­ Tuesday. support payiTtents for most enlist­ U. S. Anywhere HALE'S dependence party a« lU candidate (Goatianed ea Page Pour) Permitting reporter# to quote Chief U. B. Delegate Warren CUT-RITE • mitted now to early action on ed personnel In the expanding arm­ for governor. By The Associated Press him directly, an unusual proce­ Austin made hla country’# major RICE 29c PEARS \ 3 For 17c dure. the president said: Anti-Communiat legislation. Sen-, policy statement at yeaterday’a ed forces carried Senate and House In accepting the endoreement, An Alabama steel strike waa ate Democratic leaden balktd tp^ Headquarters the Socialist mayor who also la settled today, but dispute# in rail­ Oalla Stateii)ent Contemptible public aeasion. The meeting waa committee approval today. Present Radar System Social Security "That is a contemptible state­ day at letting Republicans decide preceded by a private seMilon at A number of details remained to W A X PA PER 288 SIZE CALIFORNIA hie party’s candidate for governor roads and other key industries which bill on that subject will be Too Spotty to Halt FOR for the 13th time, broke hla, life­ threatened to curtail Uie nation’s ment and beneath comment." which council members tried again be worked out, but Armed Ser­ JELLO 3 Pkio. 23c Two hours later Wherry flred called up. In vain to break the procedural vices Committees hoped to hmve long political practice o f refusing defense prograqi- "We’ll make the decision," ai Air Push Over Pole iiic t rtffsm ORANGES Doz. 29c the endoraement of partle® other Bill Passes The chief issue In the disputes back that the president’s “failure blockade Impoaed by their Riualan similar but not identical bills ready FT-O-MY mmm to remove Acheson, aftCT repudi­ Senator Myers (D-Pa), the deputy president, Jakob 'A. Malik. for debate In lioth branches of R.II 23c than hla own. is wages. ating his stupid -foreign policies, is majority chief. "The Republicans Washington, Aug. \S./-UP\—An CHUCK In accepting the bid to run on The labor picture, at a glance, Austin said the primaiy U. N. Congress next week. The House rn*my probably could make an the ticket with Vivien Kellems aa Goes to‘ While House, contemptible.” aren’t going to dictate on thia." objective In Korea must be ceess- group,must still okay the bill ap­ BLUEBERRY showed Industrial strife In: "It was. Acheson’s consistent Two OOP lawmakers continued aerial Pearl Harbor strike at al­ PIE A P P LES 2 Lb. 19c Railroads — Planned five-day tlon of hostllltleai But "the Kor­ proved by a subcommittee; It tisu- most any place in the United (Continued en Page Pour) 'President’s Approval appeasement and coddling of Rus­ to Insist, however, that they will ean people expect that when their ally does ao. “token" strikes against two short sia that paved the way for the States today and get some bomba lines and three key terminals were call the tune. Senators Mundt (R- Gethaemane haa paaaed, they will “rhe bills call for government M UFFIN M IX Confidently Awaited Moscow-directed Cbmniunlsts to SD) and Ferguson (R-Mlch) said down on the target. Frozen Food scheduled t» start next Monday all have the right to freedom and payments of $45 to 885 a month It Is not considered within tha INOLUDINO ONB CAKE TIN FREE! overrun China and for tiie Mos­ they -.almost certainly will go unity," he declared. to families of the lowest grades of and Tuesday. Some 50,OM rail cow-directed North , Koreans to realm of oosslblllty that the prea- Washington, Aug. —(fl’)—Back­ workei’s will be made Idle, si union through with an attempt to tack Doeaa’t Knock Bueala enlisted men. Any man with de­ ent sparsely spotted radar system HEALTH MARKET ed heavUy In Oongreaa. a blU In­ spring upon the Republic of South their Communist-Control Bill onto pendents would have to add |40 out Special News Tidbits spokesman aald. The rail worker® Korea," the Nebraska Sehator de, Auatin'a atatement did not itlp- —even though on a round-the- P05T GRAPENUT FLAKE5 creasing Social Security coverage want a 40-hour work week at 48 a Home -Front Mobilisation BUI. ulata whether the U. S. thinks U. of hla pay. For a raw recruit, that clock operating basts—would de­ and boosting beneflU aa much aa dared In a statement. He added: Vote Set For Monday would leave only 835 out of his Culled From (/P) Wires hours pay. Reap Acheaon’a Whirlwind N. forces ahould go beyond the lect all approaching bomber# or ^ aad MINUTE MAID 100 per cent la finally ready for Steel—The country s biggest •The Senate will vote on the 38th parallel to conquer the North $75 monthly pay. that existing fighter forces wquld / presldtnUal action. ‘In Korea we are now reaping UMT Is Stalled King Beet! single strike waa ended when 4,- t h e whir Iwind of Acheson’s Mobilization Bill Monday. It would Korean invaders of South Korea. It destroy every one of them. Range*, Refrigerator* The Senate checked the measure 000 CIO ore miners settled a Job ■et up authority for wage-price Another Defense Department Competent military aourflea General J. Lawton CoUlna and to the White HOUae late yeaterday blunders and the president seem* refrained also from knuckla blows P05T TOA5TIE5 CORN FLAKES Orange Juice Thia week beef is affain the outstanding value. This classification dispute with the curbs and rationing, and provide at the Russian role In North Kor­ request for new legislation—ask­ doubt if more than a quarter of Washers and AD Admiral ■ Forreat P. Sherman, top by a voice vote of approval during to be so confused and perplexed ing for standby authority to Invoke favorite food can be prepared In ao many waya— oveh Army and Nnvy lenders, leave Tennessee Coal, Iron ft Railroad ea and contented itself with an ap­ nn attacking bomber force com­ which no disaenta were heard. Co. in Alabama. (Oeatinned ea Page Four) peal to the Soviet Union to uza Its universal military training for the ing In over the Polar regions Other Appliances ^ or Pot Roast; Steak broiM . fried or braisM; economical Washington for Tokyo tomorrow The House previously had adopt­ (OoBtianad tm Page Fear) nation’s youths—appeared stalled • Combination . . . Senator Pepper (D-Fla) say# The CJIO United Steelworkers influence to end the conflict. 23c Stew or popular Ground Patties— We have the cnX you ed 374 to 1 the compromise meas­ ulon withdrew picket lines at two with the tacit cbnaent of iU form­ (Continued en Page Two) 2 L ^ 5 4 c he has asked Treasury for copies ure, worked out In a Senate-House In a brief reply Malik made new The lovely daya of AnghN need. big steel mills at ‘ Fairfield and aasertlona that the U. S. la trying er chief advocate, President Tru­ are marching ncroaa the calen­ Tb« JWHAjbCooas N a 8 TIN U B B T n of Income tnx retnma for LL Jo­ conference. ■ Hhisley where 17,000 workers had man. seph H. Shimon, central figure In Okay Expected to extend Uie scope of the war. He dar. Make the moat of them refused to cross picket lines yea­ charged that proposals for a uni­ He still favors such military . . . asve time by one atoi) And for Ic More POPULAR CUT— BONE IN wire-tapping inveaUgatiena In While the bill falls wall abort of training for all young men, Mr. TOMATO JUICE Washington . . . President wbaU Presldent .Truman bad rec­ terday. fied postwar Korea wer«! only to Europe Must ■hopping at Plnehur^ Every­ The Criclble Steel Company*# hfde civilian deaths frotn U. 8. Truman told his news conference thing from froated foods to pa­ _ Your Choice of man’s “flrat installment” $8,00g,- ommended! and oontalna features News Flashes yesterday. But he said he sees no Sanderson-Halcomb plant in Syra ha regaifda aa objectionable. It waa bombing. . per goods and picnic foods. OUDAHThS 000.000 tnx-booating MU atanda cuae, N. Y., was cloa^ by a walk­ need to clutter up Congress with POT ROAST Lb 59c good chance to be ready for hla expected be would sign IL (Lata BoUetlna of the w ire) The Soviet Union, he declared, Work for Aid 1 Grapefruit Juice or out of 2,000 of the plant’# 2.500 “will not use Its Influence In the a new controversy which might signature by Sept. 1. One Administration lieutenant, delay action on emergency legis­ TANG 1 2 0 k. 4 1 c Use the same cut for Swiaa Steak or Stew. who asked not to be named, aald workera. In Phoenixvllle, Pa., 800 American way. the way Secretary Grocery Values At Pirtehurst National committee of _iU. B. CIO workera at the Phoenix. Iron lation he has requested. 1 Blended Juice Communist Party, put on “apot a veto would add greatly to Con- of State Acheson uses it with Defense Department Re* and Steel Oo. remained on strike. Ek*G,L (Jets Chair...... , au i (South Korean president) Byng- A few hours earlier Senator From Keebler From Swift N a8 TINFBEBIIEB by conviction of party’s alavan toil rreaa troublaa at a time when Tydlnga (D., Md.), had told the BONELESS BEEF lawmakers are attempting to wind Automotive—The strike of 8,000 Lancaster, Pa„ Auf. 18— < 4> -D ea th in the electric’ifehalr man Rhee.” sponds to Pressure Circle Cookies ...... 27e Pard Dog Food leaderzi suddenly onneela all edu­ CIO United Auto Workera agmlnat Senate th at'lis hoped Congress cational Instmctlons to members up their work by. early next was ordered today for Edward L. Gibbs, 25-year old ex-G.I. ITie session also hesrd attseks From French Papers Ses Toast ...... 3 1 c Case of 48 $5.99 GRAPEFRUIT student convicted of murder in the slaying of a pretty girl AO 8 For 55c Lb. . . . Fteaident Truman ilominatea (OonUnned on Pag# Two) (Continued on Pnga Two) ^ (Coatisned os Pago Two) Town Hoose Crackers 20c Swiftening 3 1b. can 89c PO T R O A ST 69c Joseph Flack to be ambaaaador to (CeuttMMd eu Page Two) secretary at Franklin and Marshall College. Poland . . . Army breadeaa call Washington, Aug. 18 — (F) — Another Shipment From Morn;1l SECTIONS 25c for vohmteeia from ranks of aa- r Western Europe must work harder K Anchor Glam g r a d e d WESTERN STEER Freeze Surplus Property Saks for its own military aalvatlon be­ Tongue Loaf ... .can 29e SNOW CROP SLICED . llated women reserves who are not Goblets, Jaicc\ FEBBIIBB AUU OBEBN OUT SrSAB a in organized reeerve imttz. Washington, Ang. 18— (A V -T h e governmeSI t ^ y ordered fore the United States agrees to Student to Finish Test send more troopa to bolater apirito . Gbases or Sherbets Liver L o a f ...... caa S5e Manche»ter^$ Piano Intemetional Convention « f a “freeze” on the sale of its surplus property. The rea»n: KnightSi of Columbiia In New York Honor the National Guard and security acroea thi| Atlantic. 8 f o f 9 9 e BEEFSTEAK All property will be looked at again to see If it is needed for I Corned Beef Loaf can 42e Dutributor for ASPARAGUS StraTvberries urgez eetabllzhment of full' “dip­ Of Topsy-Turvy Living That la the Department of D«- defense. fensa response to Inalatent French 24 Pieces, Roys! Ruby Luncheon Set— $2.50 SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE lomatic and trade relations" with •SOHMER Franco Spain, and U. B; govern­ [ a a a Support the Celebration to be given August 30th, honor­ pressure for an American promlaa ^ 8 O^ Tin 2 For 35C to supply . supreme commander vliONARCH SPICED MELON ...... S 5e ment check on ’’the treasonable New York Aug. Stafford Sehool Teacher Dies „ „ ing the Manchester members of the National •GUtBRANSEN 41e acUvlUea of Otunmunlst agents.” body alee.” Stafford, Aug. 18— (AV-Mra. Janet Lefflp^ell Tovi^e, 61. and at least flva addlUqnal dlvi^ GOURMET GREEN RIPE O L I V E S ...... 57e 80 daya Fred Snyder haa been Paychelogy Omd Student Guard. Contributions in any amount are welcome Iona for Western Europe defante. ____ Korean Red Army commu­ a school teacher’for 45 years, 25 of them in the Stafford ■a.ft W BLACK RIPE OLIVES ...... 53e •WURUTZER Freth Dratted Broilart, Fryart; nique says Communist aoldlera looking at the world upside down Fred la a friendly, 25-year-old and may be left at Depot Square Pharmacy, Center Thia reply haa bean given In. kiUed more than 8.0M VN troops and backward. graduate atudent at the Univeraity schools, died iii Johnson Memorial Hospital here today. formaUy, top mlMtary officUla l^'^ANDIED DILL SWEET PICKLES ...... 45c •HARDMAN a a a Pharmacy and the Manchester Trust Company- Green Stamps Given With Cash Saks SNOW CROP FRENCH and took 1,000 priaonera In 10-day Tonight Fred will take off Us of Wichita. He undertook the up­ hers aald, becauae France ao US' haa railed upon tha p ra « and mw USE OUR CONVENIENT PARKING LOT Rootfart, Fowl — clean and meaty. period from Aug. 2 to Aug. 4®- ■pedal, binocular-Uka glasaaa- Tb« side-down experiment aa part of Uree Hearing Both Sides In Korea Checks should be made payable to Bussell Hath­ hfneial eonveraationa to pw a y - PRIED fioer will zboet up to the calling. bis work In paydvology. HU toach-. Pniue, CagchoaloYaliia, Aug. 18-— Th* executive com- away c!o Manchester Trust Company. Lpt’s make Onr Poultry Dept., hug nude friandu o f hundredu o f Treasury Balance The celling wU) come down to the er. Dr. N. H. Prorto, who .came request for spedfle-V. S. nuntsiy KENP^S m ittM of the Commtmtet-proniptod World Dofonden of P oiw comnUtmenta. I ? ' • / A ^ equteners who Uln a dritriaus chlrinn dinner., floor. Once again Fred will aee the almig to New Y h " , thinks it’a a this a long to be remembered event! W e need and Ineorgeratad r. world aa other people aee i t And— pretty' valuable piece o f work. passed a resolution today demanding that ^®****9 *Wa win talk about I". -A < 7 //m jj POTATOES Washington, Aug. X8—(IP)—The want the support o f all our townspeople. Amarican nimnanflar In M P^mitura aad Mosle position pf the Treasury Aug. 16: ’Tm not aura ru recqgnlsa it” ”We’re not trjdng to prove any­ withdrawn from Korea and both aides be hesrd In the Unitra 1 < GROCERY- thing,” Pronko said. “Wa’ra trying Waatom.Earo96 vrhsa Net budget receipts, 1184,586,- Fred said with an uncertain laugh. Nations. I t e committee ended its three-day Quarterly meet­ — James H. McVeigh, Chairman ; ■ ? . i to learn aometbinir about how peo- '•] i o - 628.07; budget expeodituras, $116,- ‘Tva got pretty used to leading ing with a decision to hold a second World Peac* Congress in Uijw H a w « i» Rl^ PORK ROAST Lb 55c thia upalda-down axlatance. Tliinga 190.598.85; eaah balance, 84.904,- i ■* ,; 0 2 MAi.N vT . DiAL AI5I 20c Lmidon on N or. IS to 19. ■ Read HenUd Adva. I Pron unall aad medium dlsa poefc. . 84*446J». look fight to ma whan thay’ra up- « Paga Ifeiae) i s s r P A G « TWO HAISCBBSTER BVBMNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRroAY, AUGUST 18, W80 "-IT, 19W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1960 PAGE THBEt up of U. S. Military manpower mon defanse ministry for Western 1 ' Europe Must and armaments at a ooat o f Ml- Europe, ' preferring to work Social Security .4u8tin Demauds Uons o f dollars. through the Atlantic Pact toward Jacket Used as Reminder that his las was up whsrs his "We will fight in Europe if nec­ an allied 'j^ e r a l staff. BUI Passes StATE*NOV High Payments USushouklsrs would have bssn. Hs fell Work for Aid essary just as we are fighting In It will be time enough to name Korea Be U n ifi^ Atomic Planners Rap IBe slemlb besaf Is a MgMsalag wasgoa. A M s # Mghlsa* things. They were on his Korea.” one informed officer said, s supreme commander, a highly By Local Used Car Dealer A WONDERFUL MUSICAL' Ing words have been written about It. Is there any hope o f aatvl^ right when he "saw" them on his "but we have the right to expect (OoutlBued from Pugs 0 »e ) (Owtlaeei rrm Pac* Om ) placed oiTlciU aald, after the ita ff (CoBltnoed from Ing fts deadly blast T The Atomie Energy Commission believes there By Blue Crosss left, AUGUST SALE that the Europeans will do their is organised and knows that H "But I learned,” Fred aald. "I ■Automobile dealers have to be. In the back seat. The ^ w k of the ‘dtldfish-BowF Home Is, and explains why la a book Just Isaaed, '"The Effecta of Atomie to eonunaml,’* oa* high share of the fighting.” can count upon an allied force In month. He said he didn't expect can sort playing cards and get American officials In France a veto. always o a tht alert when letting jacket carried the name «^d adver- on Malik by C u b ^ 'A lb e rto A l­ Weapons,” which represents the latest olllclsl thinking on an awe­ ■ A m «r i(^ officer commented. being or in an advanced atage of varez and China's;■T. F.- Tsiang. through other laboratory testa just arc known to have been pressing training with adequate arms. Chairman Georgs (D-Ga) o f ths out used cars for trial. The would ' Using of an out-of-town ekablish- ImsunuiiK'' valleys between it aind ths explos­ some suhJecL Hero’s the third of four reports, hsaed on that hook, Hospital Here Paid about as fast ss 1 ever could some­ A gN o «■ Heedo be buyer Intent upon stealing the ment. \ Austin's »pep^^^ was the first of­ Washington in recent days to give Europe Must Do More Senate Finance Committee c a lM PLUS; DEBORAH KERR Gla$$ C m Be Deadly ion center. , times faster. OPPORTUNITY He racalled that mlUtary leaden which attempt to explain what and what not to expect from The a solid promise to aid Europe the bill perhaps the moat import­ car always wants a set o f markers j The jacket Is now nailed on the ficial stateniefit of full U. S. aims Kobert w Alker «!97,099 in First Six o f the Atlantic Pact natloni are The primary American aim now In Korea s^ce flghtipg began June When Splintered by Certain Nagasaki houses built I've even driven a car for a few with more troops and a supreme ant to come before Oongresa dur­ put on the car so he can run it wall of the Douglas Motors office Bomb, and how you and your family ran help protect yourselves miles on a country road. In time generally agreed about how many is to persuade Waatem Europe to 25, an Ahierican delegation source in “PksM BeUev* Me* In ravines running generally at lilontliH o f 19S0 commander. These officials aio ing the two years of the Slat around the block for a trial. Once and over it Is a card reading; “ Do right angles to the explosion were from IL I suppose I ’d forget all about how dl\iaions, combat ahipa and planea do more for Itself. Military offi- said.,.Austin declared. In substance, An ExpUtsion; Hints relaying the pressure that is be­ sstsion, out. of the yard they never aec him essentially undamaged. Homes at things used to Inok." wo^d be needed .o atop a Ruaaian elals hope that the 14,000,000,000 ■you Remember This—A'lgust 3, that all of Korea must come undez. SUN,. MON., TUBS. ing exerted upon them primarily Extenda Coverage - again. 1950?" For Home Buildert similar distances, but in rsvlnes Payments to the Msnehester oaalaa^t. Offera of g i^ n d forcea in additional arms aid funds which ■V. N. supervision as s step toward By now Fred Is over the butter- from French quarters. This recently happened at Doug­ running toward the explosion, Memorial hospital for care of mem­ ' for the common defense have been Congress has been asked to vote The measure also got strong It's a safe bet that with auch a Independence. fllos tn the stomach that bothered Fear Two EfferU las Motors, Main atreet. The car were severly damaged. bers of the Coniicctlcut Blue Cross made, hut this official said the to- \^'lll go far toward atapplng up Eu­ backing from Senator MilUkIn constant reminder all connected Austin did not say whether this . By Wade fenes him for the first few days. Back in Defense officials here fear that . (R-Colo)', the ranking Republican • stolen was later recovered by po- A striking example of shielding (iiiniig the first six moiiths of this .tal ao far fans far abort of overall rope's arms produetlon. So far, with the flrr’ , Will be eXtrCmcly would be accomplished by military MBA Special Oomapeadeat Wichita. h(8 wife (tliey have a » specific American pledge at this i wss provided by s hill about 8000 yenr totalled $97,099; It wns rc- .^requirements. member of the Finance Commlt- lice In a neighboring town. When cautious in^ letting cars-but for conquest or by negotiation. But he, ; Waahlngtdn — (N E A ) — The foiir-months-old daughter) is hii- time might defeat the whole con­ mditai-y assi.stsnce funds . have ,tee. feet southeast of the center of the poited lodny. An all time high In American offlciale believe that It was returned they found a jacket trial in tlj* future. made ole.Tr that hostilities must , inoroiisly reconciled tn his weird cept of mutual defense. They give been n.sed primarily to send arms The bill would extend coverage ' gUas-waUed, goldfish-bowl type of Nagasaki explosion. The buildings, I'nynirnts by tho non-profit ho»- western Elurope has little cause to from U. S. stockpiles to Europe. end In such a w.ay “ that no oppor­ ! appearance and topsy-turvey way two reasons: | to 10,000,000 additional persons, * modem home construction takee a of European type, were on the re­ pitnl plan during the first half of I of life. doubt United States sincerity and O le offleer put the U. S. view tunity is provided for another at­ 1. It would encourage the Com -! bringing to about 40,000,000 the quit work Tuesday. They charged 1 a ' o i * ' piisIN-ilERrM I ohatUring rap from atomic age verse side of a steep hill. There, the yenr .saw $.5.004,1.11 being pnid ! Fred will take his glasses off in determination to oppose Commu­ bluntly when he said that management had not bargained in ' \ jO U | Q g T l l |tempt at invasion.” t o . pnrticipBtlng hospitnls. fhe munist .propaganda that paints i total under the Social Security The assembly discussion side­ ' planners. damage was slight, mainly to plas­ ] public on a rndio-tclevislon pro- nist aggression. They say the “France, for example, ought to good faith over a Hat of grfev-l c 'I Because glSss can be ao deadly; report Indicntrcl. Uncle Sam as s dictator over sub-1 program Mr. Truman had recom­ tracked further progress of In- ter and windows. ' gram ( “ We the I’eople." NBC 7:30 whole world can witness the build- reallxe that she haa got to put anceii.' when aplInUred by an explosion. It This is the highc.st figure for servient western allies. ] mended extension to 20,000,000. I IJa S. Auvwhere fiia's suggestipn for a committee But at' the same distance in an­ p.m., e. s. t I He's not mire how 2. If would tend to Spread a ; more of her productive energy In­ Social Security payroll taxes I The harvester strike Plus. .ROY ROGERS ' should be employed "only to the other direction from the city, liny six-nuinth period since Blue to armament and less, . If neces- came from Gerald Flelde, director of the six non-permanent eounci! he feels about ending the experi­ feeling already .current to some , , . . . would be more than doubled over and TRIGGER I exUnt essential for the use of the where there was no shielding by Cross began biiHiness in IP;i7, Gen­ ment. of the FEW -UE's H a rv e ^ 'r Coun- members to seek a Korean peace degree in Europe that “ if A m e r i- 1 Into turning out costly per the next 20 years, or from J2,- . tCoDtinued from Page One) j building,” say the writers o f "The hills, ths destrtictlon was consider- eral Manager Hobert Parnnll said, “ For the sake of the project," he fumc.v ” settlement. ca is going to boss and do the .MW.OOO.OOO annually to about I?]- i ra^cted the in ‘‘TWILIGHT ( Effects of Atomic Weapons," offl- bly greater. and exceeds by almost one million ssid, “ I'd like to keep on for sev­ company's five-year, Contract prq. The Indian plan drew open sup­ dollara the total for the same job, why can't we Just sil ami I IV S. defensa officials isscrlbe 800.000,000 in 1970. could be knocked down before it | , eial Atomic Energy Ctommlaelon The mSkt serious bomb danger eral months more. But It also will French senaitlvity about her se- posal. The company offered annu­ crossed the northern border' o f ; port at yesterday’s meeting from IN THE SIERRAS” period hint year. wait? " BeneHls Begin In 4S. Days Yugo.slav delegate Ales Bebler. handbook. to persons in a building is from its be nice to start living a normal life FUEL O IL ' eiirity in part to the reeollertion al pay bobats o (fo u r centa ati'-Mur the United States. I I Any easily displaced interior Greater Bine Croas membership, • U/ S. officials generally oppose The expanded beneflta are An Indian spokesman said French total collapse. The experts advise again back In Wichita." Winston Churchill's idea of a com- of what happened to her at the and cost of^ living adJiMmeata They, point out that In W ^ d I y i p e e e e e e e : ^ fixtures, together '^th bricks and analyzing your home to find its now numbering about n million per- | • out.set of World War II. scheduled td start within the next made twice a year. The CTO Uni­ War II, in areas where there was | expression also were Interpreted other loose facings, are listed weak points and'then decide on the Sons, accounts in part for the rec- 1 4.5 days when the 3,000,000 per­ as support for the plan, but he HI KIDS HERE IT LS ted Auto Workers, 'fiepresentlng a high concentration of figliter ' along with glass as potentially best way of strengthening them. ord hospitalization, Parnall stated. ' I Object to Affront sons now receiving benefits be­ admitted other governments are 22,000 workers, and other unions defense and elaborate radar warn­ .ANOTHER ; deadly missiles when shot through Added bracing and shoring, or Other reasons are heavier use of . Deaths Last Night Thla sensitivity Is Illustrated by cause of retirement or as sur­ shying away un^l they see the involved, are studjdng the Harvea- ' the air by a bomb blast. new transverse reinforced walls hospital facilities by tlie general ] an Incident which occurred only vivors of insured persons will get ing ayslem, daatruction of 10 per plan detailed in print. ^ SPECIAL ter offer. ] The book contains a welcome will usually be more practical than public and an adjustment payment | LEARN yeaterdav. French officials ap­ an average of $40 a month, In­ cent of an attacking force was con- The spokesman said this prob­ I Los Angeles — Dr. Thomas E. Ottpr' ‘Tnaufflclent” 'sldered excellent. j k id d ie s s h o w , score or more of lifesaving hints strengthening the frpme, the ex­ to hospitals baaed on higher hos- 'I White Harding, 49, widely known | RANGE OIL. COAL. peared in several defense offices stead of the present $26. ably would be done before council pitnl cost.s. ' here to protest what they consid­ Fielde termed the wage offer in- A ir Force strategists hold that*; for home builders and buyers. perta say. , , i niicer specialist. He was- bom In TO DRIVE ' For a family, the maximum members meet again privately ion Before listing some of these .a Bums from the bomb's' intitiai l.nrg'cst nmoifiits for the period t COKE ered to be an affront They were sufflcleiit. He said unless progress the most effective way to halt air TUESDAY iHrookville. Ontario.' benefit will be hiked from $80 to •ttonday in another effort to end popular misconception should be flash and from the fires which .lanimry-.lune, 19.50, went to Hart­ Ifl In All— anybody can leant ! upset by a report on Tuesday that $150 a month. Is made within 24 hours, “ It ap- attacks on the U.S. mainland would the procedural deadlock. Hnllywooil Madeline Grryv, 61, cleared up: sprang up after the explosion ac­ ford Hospital ($600,4511 and' to drive any car in nar dual- told about uie progreaa achieved The bill would bring into thf ‘ i f I® correct be destruction of the bases from Austin stressed to the couhcil m a t i n e e o n l y ' miisicnl comedy and vaudeville ar- control Inatriictlnn ear. Com­ which the attacks are launched • American homes in general counted for more than half of the Grace-New Haven Conimuriity Dial 5135 , by Canada, Great Britain and the program 5,000,000 self-employed,,..1 “tt IS. a strike.' . -i that “ the United States has no trees and wife of compoaer Frank petent. courteous Instrnctora. and o f the industrial centers sup­ — PRESENTING -ii would have about the same resisj;- deaths in the Japanese bombings. Hnapital ($516,7611. |I II. Grey. She was born In San ^ United States tn atandardizing persons auch as-'certaln salesmen. . •I*’*** vote at the OE design.s on Korea as a military S C05IEDY HITS! ance to blast as did those In Hlro- To help reduce the fire hazard, tS per hour naval equipment, training and op­ grocers and bakers; 1,000,000 ' Pl'Ot in Syravuse was being taken, porting the attacks. It is on this base, as has been asserted.” Malik ' Francisco. theory that the retaliatory strike liOOK ITHEM OVER ' ahtma and Nagaaaki. H l^ Iy quali­ use a fire-resistive design in build­ I WJiltefield, N. H Harry E. NOTRAVEI TIME CHARGED erations, domestic servants and 650,000' , I If® making w Idle - said last Tuesday that the U. S. fied architects and engineers ar­ ing your home. Avoid wherever, MORI ARTY about 5,500 workers, continued In by long range B-36s, B-29a and I Stone. l.exlngton. Masa., president' ‘The French feelings wers some­ farm workers. " ‘ ~~ wanted Korea for a springboard Abbott' and Costello In rived at this conclusion after ex­ possible the use of fabrics or other Stiiduiit KikIs TuhI TEL. i'ZSt Housewives Must Pay I the city. Elsewhere in Upstate B-50s are planned. for further attack on Asia. ' of the Lumber Mutual Insurance | Immediate Delivery what soothed after Pentagon of­ “KEEP ’EM FLYING” tensive Burveya and despite the inflammable decorative material^. Atomic Haven* This la a realdentlal area of Nagasaki, tod. Hills In company of Boston until his re- BROTHERS MANCHESTER nRr\TNG ficers pointed out that an earlier It offers optional coverage to 1 New York, approximately 5,000 Following thla same reasoning, , “ U. N. forces.” said the U. S. popularly-held belief ' that Japan­ Not many people will feel like background ahlrded it from the a tom bomb's blast. about 1,400,000 State and city I other workers were off their jobs defense officials believe that the ! delegate, "are not fighting In Kor­ Of Fpsol Kvesifjhi lircmrnt six years ago. He was 1 ACADEHT statement on the ■ subject had Abbott and Costello Irt ese homes are flimsy. building a 12-inch , thick, rc horn In North Springfield, Mass. While Our Stock Lasts! specifically said that the standard­ government employes, 60,000 eili- I because of strikes. basei for those planes, in the | ea and mobilizing their resources Generally speaking, k reinforced inforced-concrete wall around ployes of ntm-pro6t organizations, continental U.S. and Alaska, would ' all over the world in order to fur­ “RIDE !EM COWBOY“ Crete wall will insure you against (Continued from Page One; izing procedure would spread to ! Three thousand workers of the ' concrete abell, well attached to a their home, but it ---plus the thick­ Aiiollier Shower Wants Unit Kept in 43rd all Atlantic treaty nations, anil .50,000 workers for publicly ' Solvay Process Division of Allied be priority enemy targets, the ther the political or military in­ frame of either ateel or reinforced ness of your home's wall—will flash burn and blast, as well as > spots for which sueak raiders would The 3 Stooges in Fun pic see Apparently it's something tv S, officials here feel general­ owned transit systems. I Chemical and Dye Corporation In terests of any country. They are concrete, will give a maximum of give you shout all the protection nuclear rays. head firs t Making the baaes use­ we have In learn. In some ways Hartford, Aiig, 18 i/Pi Gover­ ly that despite the new pressure Hmisew'ivea and farmers must ; Syracuse remained idle__ for the doing so because they believe if Plus Cartoons protection. you’ll need a half-mile or more For Miss Sweeney UNIVERSAL less for launching retaliatory they protect one small country Fred already has loarncil to see ns nor Bowles hss asked Army Secre­ France will be willing to lettle_____ , PAY payroll taxes for the domestic i ninth week. The plant closed JiTiic A lightly attached wall of con­ from the explosion. Tomorrow : Disaster lessons we tary Frank Pace for nssurunce strikes would be of prime Impor­ they are protecting all cauntrles well as. or hcltcr than, he did with | for an assurance that American j ''’^-•rkers and farm workers brought ' 12 after '2,000 United Mine Work- crete blocks or bricks would pro­ Well tied into the building’s learned from Nagasaki and Hlrn- llial 140 Negro members of the I r tance to the enemy. Any bomb- from political oppression and mili­ vide simost no protection Inside foundations and walls, the con- shima. Miss Janet E, Sweeney, of normal vision ' troops will continue indefinitely to , program. work in support of de­ Growing i era he got past the radar warning tary invasion. ” Starkweather atreet. was pleas­ But It wasn’t easy. 41rd division will not be segrrgat- 1 take part in the occupation of 1° 1 mands for wage increases, pen­ KIDDIES PLAVUROURO the building and would break up cd when the division enters Federal CU. ft. system and fighter defenses could Ignores Command Report antly surprised today with a party Wciirs S|H><1al Ileailgeiir 8 Refrigerators Germany. ! climb beginning in 1954. The pres- I sions----- and - other.beneflts. -• • Uhltdren Fraa Under 13 Into njlssiles which could bs dead­ service next monWi, The governor ------yx------I enl I'a per cent payroll tax on 1 be expected to streak for air bases. Malik Ignored a United Nations ly Jto those both inside ahd putside. and gifts given to her by her asso­ First Fred put oi\^ his strange, The Manufacturers Association projecting gla.scHs A light metal made piibhc,ia letter to the army employe's pay and employera' pay- Next Importance probably would command report, circulated yes- 'nts distance o f your home from ciates at the Travelers Insurance We Hove Just Enlarged Our I headgear supports them and secretary in which he said he was I roll will go to 2 percent on each of Syracuse classifled the Solvay be the great industrial areas and terday, of operations in Korea'be- the exploding bomb is, of course, company in honor of her roming sponge riibiicr prevents chafing ■'diBturbed'’ over the possibility of . at that time. and the Crucible Plants as “ war the lierve-ccnter o f government tween July 20-31. In it the United a chief consideiA,tion,|iu estimating marriage to. George E. Chri.stenaen Personal {V^iilices They make him look like a man segregation. He said that while ! It will jump to 2ij per cent in important Industries.” and military direction, Washing­ SUtes called on other U. N. mem­ bow much damage you will suffer. of Soj)th Coventry. Reupholsiering Department who la going blind. I’eople espe- tho Federal government has made $10 DollvtTS $ ' 1960; to 3 per cent in 1965, and to ton. bers for more speed In the dispatch In' sn atomic air burst of the Miss Sweeney has been pre­ 199.50 "gratifying progress" In Integrat­ Resolutiop of Sympathy of forcfei to Korea. force and height of those in Ja­ viously honored with three pre­ ( inlly New Yorkers ofter mur­ _____ I 3'* per cent on each In 1970. When asked about defenses ing white and negro troops “ 1 jb order to make new friends we will reupholster your pan, homes within a half mile of nuptial showera, one personal and mur aympathetlcaliy when they See .\llowaiice against a surprise air atUck, the Malik was quick, however, to understand this policy Is not In IN M B ^ R T of lUrrj- E. F l . „ sho ’ n. / “ ‘ I*;* u I Air Force's frank answer'sums up the blast would be almost com­ two greenback, given by Mlae see him. 3 p€.,Uvinff room set:—-Custom taiilored and rebuilt in dird Aiiifuit 11. i{»o0. first $3,600 of a Viorkars pay. read to the council communica­ full effect In some units of tlie M.tdo 111 Coniioulicut hy I-atulerH. Friiry and Clark r to this: pletely destroyed. Betty Ferris of Center atreet, her He couldn't do anything right your choice of any $4.00 a yd. fabric for $1.39.50 (Wide On^» Rffaln dfath ' Invaded our i instead Of the first $3,000 as now. tions from North Korean authori­ A rm y" A copy of the letter was . , . who have mndo “ UntvurNnl" a qimlitv iiAmc in Plan Okaved A t a distance of 3500 feet, in mother, Mrs. Arthur Sweeney, and at first. 'Ilie food on Ilia dinner choice of fabrics at this price). This offer expires Sept. m i^ artd called to the heavenly h..ine I The maximum annual tax under The nation's air defenses todav ties. They protested U. S. Air plate seeiiied to lie suspended in I SI'lit to Secretary of Defense Louis nppUancc.f from toHat-to-uoiial. .Sold with ft-yrnr ^ dearly beloved brother. The Golilen i the present rates would Jump from I are not aatisfactory. The present Force bombings in North Korea. Japan, 18-inch brick walls were Miss Marian Starkweather of jiuarantur! Utg 8 ru. ft rrfrlKoralnr with a large 1st. '^atea-ay haa been opened wide to wfil- ; J45 (o $54. completely destroyed. A t from Woodbridge atreet, who will be her air, ready to fall in his lap—ex- Johnson, (Continued from Page One) j radar stations comprising the A U. S. spokesman said his de- fiozen food roniuartniunt. other atlvanuc fcatnr^a. come him to the New JeruRtlum. He 4500 to 4700 feet, some steel frame maid of honor at her wedding this wa» a trup frierul and Uwayl ready to i I warning net are composed of legation would not make an issue Other moduls In atock at proportlonatf iiavtVigs. buildings were destroyed and light evening at the Second Congrega­ Your inquiry is cordially invited. aeata! In the welfare of hit comrades. | w ■ i t would pass UM T—as it is com- 1 World War II equipment and are of the report from Gen. Douglas And Whereaa the alt wlae and mere!-I L ic l| | O r I > l i r P f t t located on government sites— ap- ] MacArthur’s forces. AusUn plans concrete building# collapsed. At tional church at eight o’clock. inonjy called—before it winds up ~ 6000 feet, or just over a mile, I fill of th . I'n iv .r .. lit . callo,. I the present sca.slon. |parently places where the govern- j to present another report Sept i our beloved and raipected brother ‘ there was "severe damsge. to en­ . Tydings said the Armed Serv- ■ ment has land on which to locate when Britain’s Sir Gladwin Je'bb Slirt, !>UB.: liunpiircy R:-- m -rgiM k State OOP to I sc TV hom« and he having t^en l true and Ob Ab.v Door" and tire area." Nine-Inch brick walls faithful comrade In our ('lub. Is Spreading ices committee which he heads J them, but not necessarily the most ' becomes council president. desirable locations. ' File 44*. were "moderately” cracked. New Haven, Aug. 18 i/Pi—The Manchester Upholstering Co. Wp reaohe to tend alncere condol­ will hold hearing.! on UMT short- ' Homes were “ severely” damaged ence to hla family and that a ropy of ly. 1 The stations are too few in num- j first use of television to appeal these molutlons be aent to th^ be- (Continued from Page One) at 8000 feet, with heavy destruc­ for votes In the current stale cam­ Phone 2-9521 Allowances t'nirpposed ber to give more than a very limit- tion to window frames and doors, raaved family, one to the local paper i r*,.. i - j ^ ed warning to certain industrial AIR-CONDITIONED paign will he mawsld. policy against dual Job-holding by last night was Anthony Avallone, Torrington avenue and New Har'- pictured. Or, you can union. ers were older men accustom- supportlng dependents. “IRMA . “Great legislators adopted by Governor the choice of Democrats in the 11th winton avenue. choose a tank-typb model Tnimaa OpUmlsUe B oth'^lls are based upon the GOES Jewel TChe PASTELS complete with .5-pc. tool For Campus But President Truman 'told bis present syriem of monthly allot­ WEST’ Robbery” FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE set for same price. news conference yestefday be re­ ments for^ll%1ng quaiters If :u-4;44-lt:M S:W - ■;2$ Formerly at Ocean Fotat .Hotel mains hopeful a settlement can Open Saturday these are n ot^ovided by the gov­ Myrtle Beach, South Carolina UNIVERSAL For Career— be reached that will, head o ff a na- ernment — now\paid to the top You (OR’t buy 0 bitter From 9 to 5:30 Uonwida rail walkout. ’ B.: JminoK Atewart la “ Win three enlisted grsdha and those In I r *8“ and Howard Oaff • FINE FOODS "YOU GET BETTER SCHOOL MARKS WHEN A total atrlke by tha 300.000 the fourth grade with seven or members o f the two unions would more years' service. bousebold etomell OF MANCHESTE iB ju ik n u a t p a r k i m b i • LEGAL BEVERAGES paralyze the naUon'a major lines. YOU USE A TYPEWRITER" Is But labor experta in Waahlngton said the calling of only abort ''tok­ en" Btrikea at atrateglc points SUNDAY DINNERS It’s a fact . . . I7'7r more work done; 40% te\f^r Our Own wss obviously a tactic designed to SIGN O F words misspelled; 32% fewer errors in English with a V: avoid a national emergency. Such /SERVED FROM 12:30 NOON To 8:30 P. M. eiih115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL typewriter. Get yours now for the Fall terms. All an em ergen^ would undoubtedly WATERSPAR bring a court injonction: G o o d F o o d models in stock. *Bryson Miss* Union officials were expected to meet with John R. Steelman, presidential assistant, today. Man­ MARLOW'S HAS ALL THE Fine agement repreaenta^vea met with Onr FRIDAY’S him ycaterday but made no com­ • ment. DINNER LEADING PORTABLES Rejects Hat sure Plea Kitchen The work atopp^e was ordered SPEQALS Corduroy after President Tnunan rejected S U O O i S T I O N the unlona’ request for government If Ready •ROYAL FORMICA seizure of the carriers. The train­ - I IN-WAU O P T H I WEIK men called, the wralkout of 3,000 Broiled TV f RADIO Jacket yard workers at key terminals in To Serve • SMITH-CORONA WITH ”reieu-FLAY" LouisvlUe, St. Paul and aeveland, starting at 6 a. m. Monday. i Lobster • REMINGTON $1.98 Flvs-Day token strikes against! You Until Quart \AvroMATK FHoneeeAeH the short Unas, the Elgin. Joliet i Summer $easoM Opens A t > I and Eastern railroad with head­ EXHUITS Roinbow CUSTOM COMMERCIAL quarters in chiego, and the Pitts­ ItO O A. M. AMD SMMSATIOMAl "dYMAMAeK" AADIO KITCHENS burgh and Lake Erie ^ i r o a d BOLTON ' $64.50 „ $89.50 c :, Park ap yosr hosN with gay. PttUburgb. were called b y both ' happy thadsa of PhUburgh both uniona The walkoqt nill Trout DISPLAYS affect some 5.000 workers. Waitnpar EnaaaL Flowt out Before Credit Controls Both short linss ars stscl-catTy- LAKE HOUSE Adding Machines easily so a sasooih glest, driat Business men find their Ing roads. A spokssman tor the ROUTE 44A PHONE MAN. 381f LIBERAL TRADES quickly, can be waibad rs- products tske on added Elgin-Jollet line, which is ownsd peaiadly and rasisti waar and ARCHITEaURAL n S P lA Y Underwood, Sanatrand attraction when they are FIXTURES by U. 8 . Stesl borp., said tbs PICNICKING BOATING BATHING EASY TERMS abrasion. For insarior and ax- CABINETRY atrlks would cut production at the Smith Corona, Reminfton Serior use on wood sod uctal properly displayed. big Camegie-nilnoia Steel Com­ BEAUTIFUL SANDY BEACH trim and furniiuis. SHIPSHAPE desitrns pany by 50 per cent' Manual and Electric Models Typewriter ribbons, anppUes. aiM repnlra. Uaed AND builds attractive Tops in value, versatility . . . our exclusive jacket that you’ll Hv* VMeaee Flares At The Ceater 10 East Center St. Excellent FacUities For OiitiiiKa, H ic first violence in the walk­ Picnics and Rennioiw 10-Key and Mnltiple Koyboarda Standard lypewritera available. Ah eqatpaient for point-of-sale displays In and love! Fine pinwale corduroy in your favorite classic style made aimed at getting atfen- out by tbs iron ore miners at Enjoy th^ b#g( in finr food terrrd on our n at. BLISH CUSTOM MADE Birmingham broke out last nigbL SASH * POORS tion for the product. like a boy^ Jacket with patch pockets, cuffed breast pocket. It has a ^ k ets at the big Fairfield Mills tcreened veranda overlooking beautiful Bob DOWN hurled sUcka and stones at auto- RESTAURANT lined yoke, vent back and smart leather buttons! And it runs around UMbUca enuring the pUnt shortly ton lake. HARDWARE CO. > iP l^ , flacks, suits. Cherry, rust, grisen. Sizes 10-18. hftsr noaatrtkera atartsd a maM \ 70S MAIN 8T. moating. DANCING every Friday and Saturday With _ T h s minara. afflliaUd with tha • SEA FOOD • S tsa ^ rictra Union, struck M o ^ ; LOU JOY AND HIS JOY MAKERS day in a wage dIspuU over Job rs- BUY NOW classlflcatlons. The coal miners. COCKTAIL LOUNGE NO COVER— NO^lNIM UM iiM m ^rt of the Indspendent Uni- TEL MANCHEWR .3819 ' i O' AIR-CONDITIONED You Can Get r e r y ted Mine Workers o f America, m m . •, --VAj-siX u,- • ♦Ti 'i'e-A - - ■1 / M 7 . IWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRroAY. AUGUST 18, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950 PAGE PtVK PAOB ro im for the two year term to be filled z in the Senate. It Was Henry Paterson Value Placed Cobecl 8 1 ,0 3 ^! 6 Senior Local Girl Scouts Gangs Muscle In 1888 the mayor pollod his Truman Swaps As Ice Cream Expert Three Injures Plan Purchase Announce Prize Winners Expected Home Court Cases highest total of votes for governor, AUTOMOIILE For Guardsmen To Takfi Long Hiking Trip In on V alid 166.263 AS the SoclAltat nominee. Heated Sallies Tn a recent Herald article, As (!)ars Cr^sh At Robertson Hobby Show Here Sunday Douglas B. FooUt, 26, of 279 On New Homes Rupreme Court JueUce Raymond Arthur Petersen woe errone­ Of Fire Truck Farmington avenue, Hartford, was E. Baldwin, the Republican nomi­ ously credited with aiding Mra. given a flO-day suspended jell sen­ INSURANCE Adventura in the great out-of-.tha latter are provided In Business Field nee who was endorsed by the Union With Senator Joseph Pero and Mm. Marion Head*On Go^isioll in The annual hobby show held at . Pork and I^gejm'Thursday Au- Mrs. Francos Chambers tence and fined *150 after plead­ Pinrinits for $222,260 138 ProTidcd for «t Te»- doors la beckoning a group of Man* jthe lodge a. Of neceaally party that year edged out the late Rowe in the making of a new South End Commission­ „ . . Children to attend ing guilty- before Judge Wesley C. Gov. Wilbur L. Cross (D), for the Coventry i One Still in Robertson Park yestertay^ after- parents’ consent Gryk In Town Court this morning Filed Here for First AT A timonial~42 Men Arc Chester Girl Scouts. Under the food consists of such Items as de­ (UoDtlnued From Paga Om ) (Contoued from Page One) apple Ice cream. The credit be­ Was Delegate at Con­ leadership of Miss Clalra Olds, of hydrated vegetables, powdered governorship by 2.688 votes by longs to Henry Petersen, who ers Also Plan for Five noon was under the direction or | groups will leave their to a charge of driving while under M enioriaij^gpital vention of Pvtilians the influence of intoxicating li­ Part of August Still Unsponsored 21 Florence street, six Senior Girl milk, dried fruits, tinned meat and vincing evidence that organiecd polling 3,646 votes on the Union by the flood of events that he Is recently opened on Ice cream M ore Men Beverly Massey and Robert Clif- j playgrounds with their directors Scouts of Troop One ar* planning fish, packaged soup nnd chocolate ticket. quors or drugs. Judgment was SAVINGSl groups of criminala have engaged blind to the devious path.s down bar In South Windsor. He Is ford. Many InteresUng and uil- \ at 10:30 and proceed to Center suspended on a rdmpanlon count to take a hiking trip 6b the Long bars. A trail lunch frequently In­ In Illegal artivltlea In many parts which Acheson has advised him.” the son of Chris Petersen of Louie F. Eaalle, 26, of 4 West usual hobbies were exhibited by i Springs. At 11 o’clock a program Mrs. Frances Herron Chambers Building operations here with a OontrlbuUoiu ■ulflcleia to »pon- Trail of Vermont for a period of cludes only some dried fruit and a Main streM, Norwich, waa arreat- It was learned today that negot­ of (lostrucli'in of private property total permit value nf *240,496 ■or IM out o( Um oxpocted total of the country, ara strong and "Secretary Acheson has blun­ Wapplng. well-known veget­ the children. After considerable ] of games and.stiinu will be put on of Main street, supreme junior re­ and n breach of peace charge was a week to ten days, starting Satur­ chocolate bar or two. wealthy and have monopolised dered the United Btatee into war able farmer. ed for mbkleae driving follou'ing iations art under way by the com- deliberation the judges made the ' under the direction of Jack Shea, presentative of the Pythian Sla­ were authorized from August I to of 200 lOOUl National Guardsmen day, August 26. The local girla are planning to a head^n coUlaion last night on mlastoners of the South Manches­ milled. Footlt admitted a pre­ who WlU laara with tha 43rd Divi- certain chgnnela of IntOwtate In Korea. What la worse, he may follwtag awards" , Robert aifford and Ralph Carlson. ters. and Mrs. Amanda R. Cnam- vious drunken driving arrest. the end of the fiscal year August The I>ong Trail extends from the start their hiking at Stowe, Ver­ communication. Obituary have blundered ua Into war in Route 0 In Coventry near the Inter- ter Fire District for the purchase Best Doll Collection. Carol Ann I At noon the children will have berlin of West Haven, supreme •ton naal month and who will bo Mnssnchusetts stale line, up over mont', and to stop at four or five But Its Investigation, it said, other parts of the world.’’ sectlph of South atreet. State Po— Kaclnskl who exhibited baby dolls, 1 their lunches and fires wUI be senior represent.atlve, who hav^ Kootit was srresteii August 9 11, according to a report filed to­ M ad at a Tartlmonial Dinner Aii- the summits of the Green Moiin- of the lodges In the Mount Mans­ is expected to be a candidate for lic ^ a n Ernest L. Angel of the of a new fire truck for the depart­ under the by Patrolman George MeCaughey day by Building Inspector David goKt 2 a ha»a haan received tci "has not yet proceeded far enough At Cleveland, Senator Taft l R- rrele$:tlon. ment. With the information that nuns, stuffed dolls and rubber doUs. j built In the fireplaces been attending the forty-fifth bi­ following a disturbance at the tain.s of Vermont, to the oanadisn field region, spending two or to warrant a conclusion ~ as to C^chestsr Barracks invastlgated. Marylln Schavelock, honorable direction of Joe Beilis and Americo ennial convention of the Supreme Gbamhers. The department In data Oanaral Chairman Colorret border. It le a "footpath through three days on Mount Mansfielil, Ohlo) joined In, eaying: Ruing Barking In Doubt / BaMle and the other driver In- le obtained the commissioners in­ Bucclno for the children to roast Brltlsh-Amcrlcan club on Maple JamM H. MeVal*h announced this whether or not the various ciim- tend to . recommend the purchase mention with a miniature doll col­ Lodge, Knights of Pythias, this street, the rourt wss told. Prose­ other months Issues a monthly the wilderness." and touches very the beautiful, rocky summit which insil organisations are knit Into D eaths "My chief crtUcIsm of the ad- This left up In the air the ques­ --Volved, William P. Brennan, 27, of hot dogs. If they desire. The Rec­ week St the Pantltnd Hotel, Grand momlac. Oontrlhutiona now total few towns In Its 260 miles of mlnUtratlon la that 1 don't think tion of whether Oscar Ewing, th / 84 Hobart avenue, Norwich, were' at the DIetrict'a annual meeting In lection of Indian princess. French cutor Phlhii Bayer said the ac­ atatement, hut in August the ac­ i,p))rsrs from the vslle'y below to one or more nation-wide ayndl- November. doll and Flower doll. Most unusual. reation Departmet^t will furnish Rapids, Mich., are expected home length. Some of the most rugged |,p ^ lying on his cates.’’ they have a plan and know whci-e Federal Security admlnistrat; treated for Injurieii at the Man-' popslcles for dessert for all. cused and a companion were re- tivities are divided so that they 21.OS0-With tha amount noeded_ j ^ to niountalns In Vermont are In the Mrs. Margaret I. MeCaugtiey Also plsmned are additions of Valerie Michaels with a button Sunday. Both women have served fusi'd admittance and that Footlt may coincide with the flsrol year beck, The "Chin" of Mount However, It said the methods of Mrs. Margaret I. MeCaughey, they are going. And they haven’t would have administration baci Chester Memorial hospital and then collection, one of the. Centenlal Following the lunch a program aa grand mistresses of the Connec­ sponaor oaa aoldlar placed at chnin- others are mere rounded Mansfield. 4.393 feet high, Is the operation are "strikingly alnUlsr told the people." If he gels in the Nev/vouId be the her condition was described as sented by the children from the Michael F. McCann, ,41, of 277 tions and additions. New homes hare an estimated going away the Oreen Mountain Club of Ver­ at the Manchester Memorial hot- president's action In Korea wae "good” today. Miss Cooney suf­ regular duty. ing Ole Indian Crafts and Skills. Ne.w England Group Wethersfield avemte/ Hartford, are v.ilu(<(l at *222,260. Garages bilo Inturanco at a savings through. Iho Farm to the’west, Canada and sonic tion.ship for them "at least occas­ pltal. She entered the hoopUal shared by Senator Stennia (D.. choice of the kings CoUnty (Brook­ Best Handcraft Hobby. Paul Jam- different playgrounds. Following A New England Association of strenfth or200 men. mont, the Long-Trail was started points in that country to the ionally to combine their actlvl- fered facial Injuries. In minor equipment, a vacuum the stunt pericxl a movie program who was Kootll’a companion, waa are set at *3.48.6, the store at *5,- Buroau Mutual Automobilo inturanco Compemy neni-ly 40 yesrs ago, but completed August 8 and expected to be dla- Mlaa.). lyn ) organization. 'There were some Baslle received abrasions of the cleaner will be sought 'for fire­ roga, Air Plane models. Honorable the Knights of Pythias was form­ fined *'J0 for intoxtcntlon and a Tha gatjaral chairman also an­ north, the White Mountains of tle.4." oharged tomorrow but n relapse administration bacjters here, how­ mention, Dennis Oreaney. Home will be presented. 000, Alterations and additions to­ nounced the appolntmrnt of .. a only within the pa.st 10 or 1.6 years, The Committee recommended Stennia told the Senate yester­ skull and knee and lacerations of a house use. It also will be recom­ ed at the ronventlon, to hold meet­ broach of peace count was nollcd. tal *9,760. of Columbu*, Ohio, tho 3rd largott mufool of j The club, made up entirely of vol­ New Hampshire to the east, and caiisVd her sudden death. ever; who said they doubt that finger on his left hand. made train collection, engine and The children will leave for thetr ings and outings from time to Budget committee consisting the soft, rolling wooded peaks of that the public be made aware "of day that there ought to be a clear No report mended that 750 feet of 2<4 inch playgrounds following the show at Both accu.sed woto represented by For permits on buildings fees inturor of car* in tho U. S. Fred Baker, Edward Krasenlcs unteers, maintains closcd-ln lodges Born In Oneco, Conn., she came statement of American alma and Ewing would have White House was received as to the nature of hose be bought. ' coal car. Best Sport Collection, time during the year. Otto R. Ir­ Attorney Roed^Murphy. or open-faced shelters at intervals the Green Mountains to the south. the basic menace Involved In gam­ to this town with her parents 46 support for that particular race. Brennan’s injuries. He waa brought Harold "Bunker” Blnks, Scrap about 2:45. , vine of Warren, Maine, was elect­ of *419 were collected. gnd George F. DeCormler. The This is the eighth such trip that bling on a widely orgonlSbd boais suggested that Congress write one If new men arc employed, all A'll handcraft projects on all Wendell W. Steere, 49. of 161 committee win meet Monday, A\i- of four to nine miles apart the en­ yeara ago. <8he was a member If It Isn’t foi-Uieomlng from the Senator Ives (R-NY) said that if to the hospital by police while will receive physical examination book of local sport celebrities and ed president; Carter Keezer of Carr street. Providence. R. I., In the period were granted 188 FRED T. BAKER tire length of the trail. These are mombers of the local lroamer today an­ all of Bridgeport. tended a number nf sessions of the measures would drive the Commu­ chester; and six grandchildren. partisan foreign policy alive. Center and Winter streets. Judg­ .supreme lodge. Mr. Wennergren Cheney Brothers ...... same time chines: there should also be a law Former Senator John Foster Since he Is charged with espion­ nounced that vacancies now exist Manchester Trust Ompany 1.60.00 nists underground and make it to prohibit Interstate tranamlaalon Funeral services will be held Patients Today ...... 744 age conaplracv In wartime. Bobell ment was suspended by Judge came to Manchester to live In .-Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at St. Dulles. New York Republican, al*o Admitted yesterday: Linda Gall Wesley C. Oryk in Town Court In the 43rd Infantry Division for Galls for Polio Nurses 1930. DeOormler Motor Sales, Russell Sleven.son. Jr . of 107 more dlffleult lo deal w ith the of gamliling information. faces a possible death penalty. 16.00 problem. Mary’s Episcopal church. Rev. called for continued bipartisanship Fenezia, 28 Bunce drive; Mrs. The FBI said Snbell fled' Dm this morning. junior officers. The division com­ Inc...... Porter street has rcliirned ader The Committee reviewed at Richard B. Kalter will officiate when he accepted k presidential Wanda Sonosky, 82 Seaman circle: Bridgeport, Aug. 18 —(66 - Dr. SCHOOL 1.6.00 mander said .that, due to the in­ BACK TO Myers told reporters he le United States by plane and went Prosecutor Philip Beyer told the Brunner’s, Inc...... a week's stay In Wnsliington, I>. C. length evidence which it has previ­ and burial will be in the East appointment as a member of the Robert Rockwell, Glastonbury; Richard O’Brien Shea, health of­ ^ la n d Motors. Tnc...... 1.6.00 Klissell, who is a Herald newsboy, '’pretty eure” Administration for­ ously made public in the investiga­ to Mexico (Jity a few days after court that Miss Stratton had Just crease In authorizations for offi­ ficer has appealed for nurses with 1 00 cemetery. Funeral services are in American delegation to the United Miss Nancy Paisley. 72 Pitkin the ah-est of David Oreenglasa of received her driver's license and cers. transfers from the Organized Mrs. Clara P anclera...... reports that he had a very good ces hsve the votes to keep the tions into gambling at the lush re­ charge of John B. Burke and the Nations General Assembly. Dulles atreet: Walter Flavell. 98 Spruce polio experience for service • at Notice ^ Carter CTievrolet C6.. Inc.. 15.00 Miindt-Ferguson Bill from being New York on June 16. was making her first trip without Reserves to the National Guard Englewood hospital here. Dr. Shea 16.00 time. " sorts of Miami and Miami Beach, Burke Funeral Home, 87 Bast will continue to serve as consultant atreet: Mra. Mary Allevo. Hart­ Oreenglasa. a former Army mah, Soltmene A Flagg, Inc. ... written Into the Economic Con­ to Acheson. ^ on Instructor, "/bile going east now are possible. The division par­ said at the present time there are A t HOUSE’S 10.00 Fla. Center street, will be open for ford: Mrs. Lina Bamtow, 460 Main waa charged with getting A-Bomb ticularly desires recent ROTC Zoning Board of Appeals Outfit Them Roy Motors, Inc...... trols Bill as a rider. There has been testimony on op­ friends after seven o’clock tonight street; Mrs. Frances Cooney, Nor­ on (Jenter street, he said, she made 19 polio cases at the hospital,, add­ HcOure Auto Company .. 7..60 Mr. and Mns. Albert L. Dandu- Miindt. on the other hand, eaid 'The president also was reported aecrets for the Rusalana while sta­ a right turn into Winter street and graduates in the various branches ing there was no reason for alarm 16.00 rand of 351 Summit street, will erations of the big S A G Bookie nnd tomorrow afternoon and eve­ today to have decided he will make wich; Mm. CTalre Johnson, Ver­ tioned at the Los Alamda, N.- M., In accordance with the require­ Manchester -Motor Sales .. he and Fergtiion have been doing Syndicate, a possible tle-ln with ning. atruck a car di'lven by Robert K. found in an Infantry division. of an epidemic. He said the hos­ ments of the Zoning Regulations Dillon Sales A Service---- 1,6.00 welcome their friends, Sunday, some noae-Counting "and things no personal appearances in the non. atomic project. Conklin. 34. of 1099 Main street, Officers desiring Connecticut pital needs four experienced 1.6 00 August 20, in observation of their (Tilcago gangsters, law enforce­ congressional campaigns beyond a Discharged yesterday: Michael Hoover said that Sobell, recently of the Town of Manchester, the »rtaian Motor Sales. Inc. . look good for our side.” which was halted at a stop sign. National Guard commissions nurses for immediate duty and Zoning Board of Appeals will hold anchester Auto Parts ... 7.50 twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. ment conditions, and big contribu­ Albert Ford possible visit to hla home state of Sheehan. 288 Middle 'Turnpike, employed at ^he Reeves Instrument should contact the headquarters of S Myers said that when the Seiistc tions to the 1948 govemorahip east; Mm. Jean Mitchell, East Supernumerary Philip L. Hayden would like to have others reglster- a public hearing In the Municipal The informal reception will con­ meets Monday. Senator Lucas (D- Albert Ford, of 177 Eldridge Miseourl. Company, 215 East 91st street. the unit located in or near thetr ea so they can be called on In an - nood toeibz * ...... *1.036.00 tinue from 2-.30, throughout the campaign of Governor Fuller War­ street, died last night at the Man- Hartford; Mias Dorothy Demusey, New York Oty, failed to show up Investigated. Building, Monday evening, Au­ Total to date 1111, the majority leader, plans to cancels Speaking Dates place of residence. In so far os emergency. gust 28, 1950, at 8 P.. M., on the afternoon and evening. Guests may ren of Florida. chc.ster Memorial hospital after a 676 Hartford road. for work after Oreenglasa wss possible, he said, accepted officers toll the members that internal se­ ftte Florida Gambling Mr. Truman told hla news con­ Discharged today: Mrs. Eleanor picked up. following application: drop its al their convenience. curity Icgi.slntion probably will bo short Illness. will be assigned to units from their The committee said gangsters Born In Sage. Northern Ireland, ference yesterday he has cancelled Crawi’ord, 178 Maple atreet: Mrs. The FBI found out he left New section of the state. Stale of ronnecMcut U. N. Troops Stall Rev. Paul G. Prokopy of Zion taken up after a vote on the Tax- operate gambling and rOoe book- all speaking engagementa and has Mary Pirie, 62 Horton road; Mrs. York City by plane on June 22 and ^Extended Forecast Requirement Increase Bill. That bill comes up June 9, 1888, he came to this coun­ built for flOO* Lutheran church will be r nc of the making enterprises In Florida try 43 years ago and had lived all no plans for the campaign activ­ Anna Heller, 64 West atreet; Miss traced him to Mexico City. The' Application of Alexander Jarvis Drive on Taegii for debate next week. "openly and notoriously and ap­ ity thiat uiually starts in Septem­ Priscilla Peabody, 113 Hollister announcement noted that Jultua-' Dies of Bad Bums speakers at the Dlslrict Conven­ In the way the, the Democratic that lime In Manchester. Eleven Boston, Aug. 18—(66—The tem­ JO-ANN for Certificate of Approval for tion of the Wallher League in Al­ parently with the full knowledge ber of election years. atreet. Rosenberg, another alleged mem­ perature during the next five daye, New and Used Car Dealer’s Li­ leadership hopes to clinch enough ycar.M ago he retired from his posi­ ber of the spy ring, who was ar­ Bridgeport. Aug. 18 — (A6 — (OeattWMd rron Page One) bany. N. Y., Sunday, and his pul­ of the entire community, Including The president added that he Is Blrtha* yesterday: A daughter to Saturday through Wednesday will Reader and Advisor cense on property on South side pit will be occupied by David votes to defeat the Mundt-Fergu- the law enforcement officers who, tion of weaver at Cheney Brothers.' Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Seaton, 152 rested in July, had allegedly at­ Burned a week ago in a flash fire He was a .nember of St. Mary’s very busy at hit desk In the White average near normal. (>h>1 weather of Center Street (West of Cooper Kramplts of Bprlngfteld, Mass. U son lider. in Some cases, incredibly insisted House these days, lending the Im­ Henry street; a son to Mr. and tempted to persuade Greenglaas to the first part of the period will be at the Raybestos plant at Strat­ Street and North of We.st Center the No. 2 iuiupply base for V. N In Springfield. HI., last night Episcoal church and also' of the flee to Mexico. ford, William A. Leatak, 44. of* iate t< 0 M Important victory will he recalled that Mr. Krampit* lo the committee that they had no pression that he thinks the pres­ Mrs. William Bennett, 88 Lyness followed by a rising trend during H«s Moved To New Address Street) in a Business Zone, os forcee woe ^ . and RusaoU Smith of Hartford, Lucas asserted that Mundt and knowledge of the operations." Brilith-American club. atreet. Ths entire group Is charged with the latter part of the period. Bridgeport, died lost night at I which permitted U. S.- plonee once Ferguson “have done nothing but He leaves his wife. Mrs, Edith ent heavy load of work brought working with Harry Gold, PHla- Bridgeport hospital. A hoapitol shown on plot pliui filed. Again to use its airstrip sig mllec were engaged during the summer •Hie report said: about by the Korean fighting is Births today; A daughter to Mr. Some normal mean tempemturee 33 Elm St^ Off Main St. All persons interiwted may at­ of 1947 -to gather Information in play politics” with the Artti-Com- "Groups of known gangsters, 1 Power* I Ford, and one brother, and Mrs. Louis Tuttle, 18 Hudson delphia chcmltt, who Is alleged to for the period are oa follows; Boa- apokesman said third degree bums to the southeast. Klgye, inland miinist issue. He added; from diverse sections of the coun­ Thoma.s Ford of this town. not likely to be lightened soon. have been a chief Ameriran cen-* tend this hearing. from Pohong, also wss retaken. regard to church affiliations of Supplementing this, an adminis­ street; a daughter to Mr. and Mra. toh 69, Providence and New Haven Near Connecticut General Zoning Board of Appeals, local residents and again In 1946 'It Is a shame that a few Re­ try, many of whom have long The funeral will be held Sunday CTheater Hurlburt, Rockville; a tact for Dr. Klaus Fuchs, tha Brit. TO, Nantucket 67, Concord and On the deep eoutbem front, west publican lenders will attempt to tration lieutenant told a reporter James H. McVeigh, Mr. KramplU spent the summer criminal records, assemble primar­ at the Holmes Funeral Home, at daughter to Mr. end Mra. Paul Ca- Ish atomic scientist now serving 14 Portland 66, Burlington 67. East- Insurance Chairman. Of Meoon Port, U. 8. 26th Infantry in carrying out Zlon'a survey and take partisan advantage of this ily at Miami Beach. Frank Erick­ four o’clock. the president and his advisers havA years in prison for atomic spying. port 60, Oreenvllle and Presque COWBOY Divleian troopa loohed at the N or^ crisis, and the subversive move­ agreed that It would not be goox U e'o The Herald. SAM YULYES threat, three divisions strong, had senault, property on Irving street. convention at which,. Neloon A. nee the Book-Agent Pfoa. Oall pa for lafomwttaaa TeL 2460. SPORTS PANTS emerged phoenix-like from the combined District Officers meeting Eugene Arsenault to Joseph and Porker, town chairman and one Manufacturing 701 M.AIN STREET SUPPORTS oroo drenched with bombs by XT. R. and Scoutmasters Round Ta'ble to Edith Csatary, property on Irving time GOP opponent of the mayor ^■39b Wednesday. They had driven be held tonight at eight o’clock at street. In a city campaign, said the new Apply $ s 4 fe 12 teuth from Kunwl.'26 miles north Camp Johnson in Bolton. John Elizabeth Boyle to tlie Allen party will endoraa Soctaliat city y TMgu. and captured Kumwha. Dormer, District chairman, wishes Realty company, property on Mid­ and county condldatoa. Chambers Warehouse to Impress ell Scoutera with the dle turnpike east. Mayor Metovy oald he plana no SOS East MUMlc Tttf^pika dA**itW* ****^ ^ emergency Importance of this meeting, and Allen Realty company to John­ formal notification to Socialist No­ officers transportation, If needed. Grim doughboys sttoAced' with son Construction company, pro­ tional party leaders of hla accept­ WANTED ■ IPPII TURNPIKI MANCNiSm the knowledge of new Red stroci- perty on Middle turnpike east. ance of the new party endorse­ 4SI Uee. A moasacre of 88 U. 8. Norman and Pauline Stewart, ment. pHeoners of war was discovered Vt 011*1 l>i G.O.P. Jr., to Frederick and Elizabeth He said ^ made hla position EXPERIENCED D$hW i fv Mf iv ThursdayAUIMR on Hill 303. bloody po- Pennine, two properties on Lenox plain when National Chairman M otorola Hallicrafters E m erson MUon**uon rccaptursd by the U. 3 . Call the Tune Btreet. Darlington Hoopea and other WANTED iN Mr. StiMi, firat Cavalry dtvlaien. The <)iiltrlalm Deed party Teadera oonferred with him CARPENTERS Aktlma’AlcUii hands and fest were tied. Manchester Trust company to here Wednesday night. nWri GMM, sM^ awM American soldiers .intinued from Page Ooc) Allen Realty company, property on Prior to their visit the mayor For Inside and Outside Easy To Get T o —'Hard To Leov# Work—iMMMMm^ i ^PpMIIMniiMs iM i iR ■i Rods vohintarUy creased to were these developments: Edith Slrianni, Jr., property on Maao and ourrendered. 1. Nine Democratic Senators Green road. $98.50 Up Reg., $1.50 Jamca^ That an aandcal sapports For those Interested in a new television or radio sot. IMI It UM U n. My, MM M o M II (mb hM. In Ni Imi lulMt v tH pM JMM. I I otflGlal apokeoman for the introduced an Adminlstratioiv bill Or if your cottage isn’t boUt. let ownership will niast be carafally fitted by William Kanehl to John A. and SAVE ON Hair iShaping INHERE vPtvlMas ooid thaxi combined to carry out Preatdant Truman's Helen Ttemey, property on Over­ Flo s Grocery give yon swimming privilege*^ Nice floats, rafts and $25.00 Down experts to give the deatred Stsnek’s offer famous name brands of proven local W MM M hiiM M. RiU Mtf- MifiNiHilpiGMMaNiBNiSpril fbreet hod dclven to • security-tigliteiiing program. look drive. reUef. Coaiali oar experta tk |^ could oommand 2. The Senate JUdioiuy Com­ (Quitclaim Deeds 165 SCHOOL STREET idiVing board are already installed. Then there’a fish­ $1.00 Toni Re£U raeaption. M S2JSl DIM flip Mrli fm $1JS. Immm Bn $125 ground In the mittee, a couple of hours later, ap­ ing, boating and hunting. In fact it’s an ideal til* $10.00 Monthly —visit oar private fitting proved a new AnU-OommuiSat BIU Town of Manehoater to Stanley CARPET ■ ■ ■ i 52.M Value For YV or radio aervice, Stanck’s offer a completely Sm 4 h 12 of. the river, Rray, property on Woodbridge oom. by a 8 to 3 vote and lefk the Ad­ ' 81m Ksfa Selling Ont Onr year round vaeatlenhindi 8 YEARS TO PAY to reach the ministration msasnrs cm ttw Mndf. atreeL Akron Aatbortxed equipped, CYl approved service "department. tha Blglit. Mamie A. Johnson to Otto arid Wan lo Won iBiUllatloaa e ■S' ■ rBofh f or $2.00 The main p o itt m of th s eom- (P|«i I t e ) Exehpaive TraM .FiUars mtttse approved bn, saeasapid by AnM Heller, property on Cham- Complete Stock EAST TO REACH-i^^^ilOUT T W E ^ MIN r : d r iv e “ a n hera street. MANCHESTER OUTHOUTBSiTD ROUTE 85 l^etha Kanehl to William CARPET CENTER FDR s m tei to y

MT, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, I960 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ rRlDAY, AUGUST 18, 1960 * * p w . i a • ^ I ■ company of $3,0««.05 are among I test# winners will be announced.' part o f tha Mancheater delegation will Join with East Hartford In sums listed, also $36,150 from the WON8 — 1418 - Wa* TIC — 1080 I All 4-H boys and girls are urged | ShouM Be Avoided Pension Fund 4UTO GLASS Rockville Loc*al Group supporting Boldl. |iatirl?p«tpr State's Legion Local Kiwanians Make Up Town of Mancheater August 7, WDRC - 1180 ,'FHA — 108.7 I to exhibit and the public is In- bond ttiteraat $4,126, and $10,- I vlted to attend the Fair. . ^ 1. • - I f the predent world crlslt deep- MIRRORS W BNB - 848 Today^s_ RadioltVHAY — ,818 302.70 employe contrlbutlona. ena Into full world war, every Report Filed WTHT — 1880 Wedding Tomorrow B ae ks B<>ldi UAW Bargains In Fafnir Plant €oPttitt9 Ijrra li Baeks Connell Boy ^8 Vacation Fund Loss On the expenditure aide are Hat­ WCCC — 1800 Eastern Oa.vUght Ttme Textile Union ! Mr. and Mrs. Erie Linden Abbe ROBERT S. KENNON, DMD. ra B L M m > BV TBB American of phyalcal capacity for ed refunda of $1,083.37, office ex­ of Somrrsville announce ^ the a PMNTINO OO., INC pense $782.09, pension paid $10,- New Britain. Aug. 18 t/Tl military aervlcd will be Involved 4:0(h- .8:15— nuirriugr of their daughter. 'Miss Dpiiiorralic Sriiaturi^ 860 MAIN RTRBET— (Over Mariow's) , enjoying the vacation he thought Total Receipt* at End of Mrmbera of union Ixtcal 133, Uni­ II BUMII aooner or later, and there can be According to a report made b y. 680, cash on hand $4,220.28 total i W H A Y — King Cole Trio. Elian M. Abbe which will Uke ' MMckMttr. OwjB. I*ro|»oi»rs Mifhllelown his misfortune would take from \VDRC--SlHke It Rich. Calls Meeting ted Automobile Workera (CIO) the directora' to the memberahlp Fi*cdl Year I* Placed at government bonds 8210.000, W TH T— Family Album. 8:85— _ i place tomorrow at the Somers-1 Gonvpiition to Bp Held t s o iu b nitoraoN, no diviaion of opinion in this of the local Klwanla club, a local him. have authorized their negotiating MANCHESTER 2-1870 Man for l*o«l «f Na* WHAY—Your Playbill. WONS—Red flox va. M’ashlng- 1 vllle Congregstlonal churrh, to rrf*.. Tr*M.. Om ’I country over the necoaaity for Boy Scout la at Camp Pioneer, The directora also voted to apon- Thi* Evening^ committee to bargain with the rauBdtd OetoMr I. IMI. $227,674 Tax Collectora Name Officera WTIC-Backstage Wife. ton. GotlfereilCC I Richard Nliederwerfer of Vei non. that. There ia no diviaion iri thle tioiial (loinniamlrr Wlnsted, for 10 daya aa a direct sor five National Guardsmen at ______State Wide Fafnir Bearing company for union WC(JC—Request Matinee. 8:80— Dr. Paul Lynn, pastor of the church security. In an election supervised BPtPy BWklkf ®*W* beneflcence of the club. The Boy country, today, over the govern- Old Saybrook, Aug. 18—1.0— W KNB—News; Sports Parade. , W H A Y — Bit of Ireland. To Be Held Tomor­ will perform the ceremony at tw o , Manchester's Democratic aena- by the National I.Abor Relations Sunday abI HoMdkjTAi Butkfkf •! the- Hnrtforil, Atig. IS 'T' Aithur Scout, who ia a Herald carrier, had WTHT—This Is Your FBI. ment'a call for preparednes.t man­ nufiv oil Aujrufit 30. oost Ia Town of Manchester Retire James McCort, of Hartford, haa 4:18— i o'clock. Miss Abbe is a graduate | torlal convention delegation will board yeaterday, 1344 of 2085 elig­ P*»t oBln 4t Mkuclititpr, Coan., M ,1, ( ’onnell o f Mnidletown waa en­ saved S25 from hta earninga ped­ W TIC —We the People. row ill Rockville of the Rockville High school, and i taekad CU»k- ll«ll Mttur. J7 .'> 0 per man aponsored. i W TIC —Stella Dallas. ' form part of the 4th State Sena­ ible voters favored union aecurlty, power, nor would there be any dl- dling the newspaper to pay hla ex- baen elected president of the Tax WDRC—Up for Parole. has been employed at the ware­ dorsed today at the American Le­ penaea for the Camp Pioneer vaca- On Monday the club will have ual ** CoUcr^ra Aaaoclatlon of Connect­ WONS—Jack Downey's Music 2,15 were opposed and 123 ballota vldlon if the extent of this call as guest speaker Willard B. Ro-| Town Treasiirer C. Leroy Norrla 8:45— Rockville,' Aug. 18 - (Special) — house office of the Flret National torial District group which tonight ■UBBCRIPnON BAT*S gion convention as the Connectlcnt lion. I.«st Week the money waa icut. Others named at the annual niV^ tM ilei Bt Pbmie $8M Shop. were dlacaiMed. The results were for direct prepardness duly gers president of Hartford's Ho- and ahowa 120 employes partlcl- 4:8»-L W H A Y — Organ Nocturne. Sturea in East Hartford. Mr. will nominate a candidate to op- Oat T*»r by M»ll ...... " depaitmenfs rsndidate for Na­ stolen from hia home. meeting hcie yesterday Include Store Pronla. Ctclure Frainlag The Textile Workers r Union of I announced by Ernest Modern, N L Stt moAtn* by Mill ..I...... * IH Bond and the local Fir.st Na- pntlng with 11 receiving penalona. WDRC—New England Note­ 8:00— Niedenverfer la a graduate of the po.io Republican F.lnler S.- Watsen should be expanded. The local boy'a loss came to the Thomas Maroney of Meriden, vice VrneMan Hlinda >VDRC—Song for Sale. America will hold a atate-wlde IRB field rcpreaentstlve. He ex- General Practice (Toura 9 A. M. to S P. M. Oat month by Mill ...... * tions! t’ommanclel'. tioiiBl Bank. Mr. Rogers will dla- Tlie total receipts are listed at book. Ellsworth High School a p t is as- fo:- the jioat in the fall elections. •iBiit copy ...... * But when universal iiiilllatv attention of aome Klwanla mem­ president, and Frederick L. Phelps FumIHirt gnpa W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. Political Action Conference at the j plained that the ballot was re- of Dentistry Evenings By Appointment His name will he sirhmltted by bers, The board of directors, In a l iiss the need of a planning and ' $227,674.74. W TIC —Lorenzo Jones. , aoclated wltli hli brotheh In Ver­ The convention tonight la slated ! quired under the Tsft-Hartley set Watklr. by Carritr ...... I « training la brought up, the nssuc 8165,000! of Middletown, secretary-treasur- W TH T—Thin Man. •uk*. dellterad. Ont T»»r ...... Iia.oo the depaitment'e delegntea at the iinprnveinent commission for M an-; Government bonds at W H A Y — Meet the Band! | Italian Social C|ub on Snlpstc non. A reception will be helj) eltrr for 8 o'clock In Wells Hall, East special meeting, voted to re-lm- snd cash In the Manchester Trust ef. W TIC— Dimension X, j which provides that negotiations irtit of h im . roraiin .V.. 112.00 ia not only preparedneaa for par- National i onvcntlon to be held burse the youngster and he la now che.ster. WCXX7—News: Request Time. street lomorow. The morning ses­ the ceremony at the home ^ Miss Hartford. for union security may he conduc­ 8:80— ’ Abbe's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tial peril now, or ftlll peril later. | thin year In !> 4 million gal­ W H A Y - Moonlight .M.-itlnee: a truck approaching from the op­ tute. Lowell Institute and grad­ look into our advantageous mortgage plans. Stales Senator, undertook, be­ WTIC—Front Page Varrell. lons of fresh I done, or could best be done, by News. posite direction. Hla auto knocked uated from Gordon Bibla Oollege. fore the American Legion conven­ ■ WCCC—Sports; thtarlle BIoss- Boston In 1937, and tha Newton water. Al bot- Terms arranged to meet your Individual I ratabliahing a permanent system field. wnc—Music. over some flva state highway tion in Hartford yeaterday. to an- posts and hit the concrete railing Theological School whsre ha re­ teai la aaeape aitustinn. I of universal military training, 8 :00— 1 1:66— hateh for ersws’ W ONS—News. of the bridge over Cemetery ceived hia B. D. He was also pas­ swar the most important question This country has fought and WDRC- News. j Brook. The driver waa alone. He tor of the West Boylston, Mass., At work, at home or off yoar Approved agency for Federal Housing Ad­ of our time. Arthur J. fwonell W H A Y —News. FreqUenry Modulation ' won its great wars in the past lu waa taken to. the Rockville City Baptist church for three and a car enjoyen jo y delicious Wrlgley'a WCCX7—Music Hall. * ministration, Veteran ((LI.) Administration It is the question of whst w. order to escape the kind of life WDRC— FM 88.7 MC. hospital by ambulance. He aui- half yeara before entering the Spearmint Oum. The pleasant p )St I'l. Amciiran I,eglon. of Mid­ ■ WONS—News. WDRC—FM On the Air S-IO p. m. Maritime service. ta and Connecticut State Housing Authority ate really flghling for in Korea, tained lacerations of the face and atiewln* and and the kind of creed which enjoy. dletown. he served as commander W TH T— Sports; Joe Girand W'FHA— 108.7 MO Mortgago Loan*. what we really stand for In the body bruliea. Namafl Okatm ui poor monUi. tlvoat 1 impnaing things like peacetime of that organization In 19.33, and Show. W TIC —FM 8«Ji MCs w ns elected commander of the 4-H Fair Tomorrow Richard P. Graf haa baen elect­ world, what must be recognized conacrlptlon on human beings. We W TIC —News. Same as WDRC. The Vemon 4-H Fair will be held ed cahlrman of the Board of Rec­ .‘Seventh district of Connecticut, W K N B —News: Sports Re\1ew. . . . . as the future positlt'e goal of our ought to still hope to escape that WFHA tomorrow starling at 1:30 p.m. reation of Rockville, succeeding F. COOL . . COMFORTABLE American Legion, in the following 8: l 0— P. M diplonfacy kind of life. Let's enroll and tram sear. He was commander of the at the Tolland County Home In LeRoy Elliott, ^ and Alderman WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscast 6:00—Racing and Sports. Vemon Center. The Judging of James E. Rohan'continuea aa sec­ AIR-CONDITIONED It is the question the Truman ('oiinei ticiit ilepartmcnt in 1911. all the men we think we need, Immediate delivery! W K N B —Hkuy Rhythm. 6:15— Benny Goodman. all exhlbita and demonatrationa la retary. The other three members administration needs to answer, now, and in the future. But let ua In National offices, he has chos- i 8il6— 6 ; 26— Weather. to be completed by 3 p.m. when of the board art Carlton Leaalg. if it is to provide leadership which en National vice commander in | WDRC—Jack Zalman, 8:0— Musldal Story Book. there will be a recreation program Henry Raezkowaki and Aldarman not, under excuse of present emer­ W n c — Strictly Sports; Weath­ W r it OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS avoids negative opportunism. It is 1942. BTid was named N,itional ex- | 6;45—Western Serenade. In charge of Mra. Charles Warren. Leo B. Flaherty. gency. surrender future Ameri­ ei iitive coinnidteenian in 1947. ! er. 7:00—Dance Time. the question the people of this I A t 5:30 p.m. there will be a pic­ Tlie two retiring members of the Gum< 9 :0 0 .1 2 :0 0 NOON cans to .something this nation Iwi.h As ne|iaiinient <■onimiiiulcr in li ’ONS—Sports. 8:00— Ave Maria Hour. nic supper served by the Vemon board are 51r. Elliott and Norman W H A Y —Supper Serenade. CHKWOfO alda dlceaUi laOt. country want answered, as they fought and refused all through it- IIMI. I'oniiell uas one of the first 8:30—Marine Band. 4-H Town committee to all 4-H E. Schuey. The two municipal teeth. And the garden-4 face the tide of present, and fii- j eKistem e to date. 1-i gion leaders to iiige a change 8:80— 8:45—Adventures in Research, boys and girls. Singing, square playgrounds sponsored by the WDRC—Old Record Shop. wnc—FM On the air 5:85 a. m.- mint Wrlgley’a Bp ture saeriflee. It ia the question . . .. ______in the Ainenean l.,egion charter so dancing and movies will be the Board close their six weaks' pro­ gliet yon a refrethlng Hi ar$ , wa auffar grievoualy for no clear ia now serving a prison term for all post officers to cooperate^with ster*' lhre» 319 W K N B —Mindy Carson. 8:00— Mama .Te— 10:00— CTqvalcade of Sports. maaningfully, that answer ran That would be former Congre.sa- ■ hitions expected to be presented WDRC—Gary Moore Show. 10:30— Trotting Races, 10:45— Late Newsreel. become the torch to light a cru­ man Andrew J. May of Kentucky today Inchitld; petitions for addi­ W H A Y — Symphony Hall. tions! .stajd housing awl Increased w n C — One Man's Family. 11:00—News Bulletins. sade In which free men will know The glowing tribute to him on fam ous veteraiia asslhtance by the state. WCCC—Music Hall. the goals they seek, know the vi­ 1 ------the House floor was led olT by Koirf convention committees, W ONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. tal end purpose of their aacriflce. House Majority I-eader John W. nanfed by ( ’omniahder Jacobs W TH T—Story land. and be able to join together, from 'nuiisday. were endorsed by Le­ W KNB—Melody X. McCormack, for the Denioi rals, 1:15— many^Rnda, la pursuit of one gion officials. FRI6IMIRE and joined by Keprsaenta^Ve B E N CAL WONS— Tello-Teat. common objective higher than l>ewey Short, for the Reput^ans W TIC —Newa. any purely liaUonat atm. According to M c C o rn i^ . Mr. 1:80— WONS—Gabriel Heattcr. Master Model Refrigerators for 1950 . . This waa the question Mr. Bush May "is a great AmyfTcan. The DUAL-OVEN RANGES WTHT—Lona Ranger. (mdertook to answer yesterday. people of hiB district are jtislifled NOTICE WC(X^—Newa; Muaie Hall. We think he answered it well. I .n being proi|d of him___ He WDRC—Stepping Out. Ontynuamaai Hia answer waa expressed W n C —Guest Star. in ! s#ved his country ably and cou- Beauty . . . Convenience . . . Performance. That sums upyfhe perfect WKNB — Evening Varieties; four words; ] lageously.^ THE OFFICE Of / performance of Bengal Ranges . . . pioneers of Dual-Fuel/Cooking and News. flivos you oil “A World of Law.” AncjX^ngressnian Hhorl chimed baking. You cook and bake with (1) gas or oil, or ( 2 ) coal/wood or gas. 7:45— ^ and a "twlat of the wrist" converts your Bengal oven frony coal, wood or "W’e are," he said, "flghting for in .ts^ith more praise for May, WDRC — Edward R. Murrow, thos* fodrturoal DR. r, M. PARKER^ oil to gas! In the high speed Bengal oven heat ia c irc u la ^ evenly around News. , a principle bigger than Korea or 'V h o served faithfully, diligently A L L sidaa, no matter which fuel you are using, assuriu the finest cook­ w n c —Album of the Week. Rusaia for Communitm. We qrk | and untiringly as chairman of the IS CLOSED \ ing, baking and roasting-yesults. Choice of city .or b o^ ed gas burners. WONS—I Love a Mystery. flghting (or a World of is I old Committee on Military Affairs g:00— cempeitmeal In I only under a govem m ei^of law ; during the greateat war in the W O N S - Hidden Truth. wedels FOR VACATION W H A Y — Mayor Sullivan. ^ ------that men can be f r ^ / It is only j hisloi > of the world. There i.s not Model D-130 DeLuxe shown above flU Uuo a ap»ce 38 WnC—Stars and Starteis. In a world of iBivXhere .men liVe |a bad bone In his hmlv___ He ren- Inchee wide. It haa four top gas bu r^rs and two oil, WDRC—Philip Marlowe. • All atendeuea, rwsl- [ t i y |g coal or wood covers. Fitted with famous Robertshaw W TH T—The Fat Man.. by rulrt a n d ^ t by whims of, dered a great and honorable serv­ preaf, ed|eilehle ■rulers th^-peace can live. the Buckingharn Sl98 ovan heat control for gas; eliminates/guess work, auto­ WCCC—Music Hall. MANUFACTURING COMPANY ice to our natron dunng World matically controls oven temperatuija. Factoy-equipped "Whaj. are we flghting for^ I \tar II. 1 do not condone wrong. Regularly 1238.00. Although a truly lounging piece, the with oil burners. (For wood or c ^ l combined with gas, think- we are flghting for one MANCHIIlifl. CONNICTIC01 ' He may have been Indiscreet at Burkingham Is fashioned on the Chesterfield style with high only $200.86). ' / • N ew , deeper, ell- great principle above all olheri^. I times.' BANTLY arms that blend Into the back. Here the entire back and percelehi Meck-vp Mydreters 'I t is not just for South Korea ' Now these disi tissions, it is to arms are pleated, and arm fronts curved and sloping. ^ a c i o A 4 ^ , Olf^ice O A SUofl 80-day delivery on all three models. against North Korea. The people be noted, did not conatltute chari- of both are as much alike as the I table forgivenasa of a popular OIL CO. e Ixclwtive Oeublo- ■aty Owlcliaba Treys people of Litchfleld County are to ; lormer colleague. Thev did not 13.1 M AIN ST. those in Hartrord; Middlesex. Tol- mix regret for his crime with af- land or New London, It is not I tirmation of personal charity lo- TEI-. 529.1 • N ew keM-thelf and juat to thwart Russia. It is not j ward him. To the contrary, they twine dewn thaH Just against Communism. ; came close to conatituting either Range and Fuel ■'We are flghUng fpr a principle ; » denial or a defense of his crime • New, all-parcalain bigger than any of these. That ; iTiey came close to holding jilay OH Distributors aSuki-Purpeta Troy PAPER COLLECTION principle U the right of free men | before all Cotigreaamen and be- a World ol Law. We are fore all the people of this country e New , aM-percelaIn THE flghting not,only to preserve that as a good example, to be emulated Meat Troy right in Korea, o f in Formosa. aa well aa praised. This criminal, We ■ dre flghting to insure that I who betrayed hla public trust in e M m lorpo spats for light to all peoplaa everywhere ; the most venal fashion, is called hig iloiot NORTHEAST SECTION and BO that we ourselves may be ' a great American." The people 3 3 9 « free to continue to live under a of his district are told to he PLEASE NOTE: gqvtmment of law rather than "proud fll him.” And all this i under a dictatorship of men.” ' would seem to mean that the role e lotgo food froozlin Consider those four words: “ A IC oM D-41A DeLuxe Is a 4-4 sloe having four top burner# and four of honor in poIlUca is to win a spoco World of Law." Bee if they do not oil. coal or wood covers AH Bengal# have Ontca Burners position ol high public trust ami WAIKINS M Om AY, AUGUST 21 kummarize both the idealism and which permit a abort, clear, Saslly adjusts flame with full rahge than sell it out to the moat con­ BBOTMBRJ. IN C o f heat, from fast to simmer . . . two-ploce broiler pana and i»rce- the realism which should combine e^Pomoot, e :..’.snilcai venient bidder. While former lain enameled ovens. Factory-Installed oil b ttm w ^ ch id od . (flame If you live on any of the streata in this section have your paper out on in America's laadcrahip for the FUNERAL Meter Mlear machaa* Congressman May waa doing juat •ledal for a w d or coal oonibliitd with g u , only $818.88). wiorld. Sat if they do not express SERVICE th Monday. Prbeaads from the** coHacUona o f W this, American boys were dying e a equipRiant for the Manchester Memorial Hospital the only kind o f goal which makes $«1m 1 * p«m *B *B t BicmoriaL th* beauty and on fo r e ip batUagelda. Congress­ Model MM9.2 cBmmoB aanae la our kind of Omand LWest men McOormack and Short D i m t » r dignity of which endure forever. Choose froRi the world. Baa it they do dot truly Magaaincs. Paper and Paper Cartons Picked Up If Put Oat at the Curb. •eemed. tha other'day, to have wide selection offered here. SfE PROOF) YOU CAN’T MATCH Bad fully, BBd yat Mmply, express Lower Prices Make It Too Costly to Pick Up Otherwise. hla corruption confused with their Easy Budget Terms claBr goal toaracd which' all aacriflce. A FRIOIOAIRfI of. «hBlevar'\naUonal Please Note— CoRecUon* Will Be Made as Scheduled Rttin or ’ flic wluUBYor .1 poUUcal 3/96 . IllRiaa. Inmmdiata DaUrary V o S ? yjMW'edk iNiiwwit’ u w ' Hi^Ft Yoa viaittd \ v' Shine— Unleaa It Rdna to • Downpour BMDtiral Modwa Tim Siga af m S A P O R IT I - 40HNSON BROTHERS MEMORIAL COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.^ MANCHESTER IpMaMtie O ffi. A t ‘Mm WORTHY SERVIC* 1063 M A IN ST. 142 I^BBl O u ter 8L ffMIltS ■4 7 0 CINTEK ST. - MANCHESTEK ’■ '-Nt-J ^ii K C iig|l«r, —'Cm - ^ l 7 , IW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIUAT, AUGUST IS, 1980 PAGE m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 1950 •aaI E u m r yaar anded Juna 80, 1949. During that period coata totaled more State Highway than $7,900,000. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Commlaalnnrr Hill added thajt • REDU(!ED RATES SINCE 1M0 Sox, Bums Down, But Not Out Cost Cut Seen when tha oosts art conatderad in WORK the light of the purehaaing value sGRADIfG FREE jDodgers Rally in Last Two Innings to Defeat Cards^ 4~2 6 POWER ROLLER IIS^D GUARANTT8BD of the dollar, even more promis­ Pre«SeRson Flag Picks Maintenance Expense to ing savings have been accom­ • FREE ESTIMATES / CALL Experience May Be Vital Kaceys Play plished. He aald enat Indices have 6TIME PAYMENT^ Trail By 6V^ Garnet Be Reduced After shown the 1949 dollar had a value MANCHESTER North End and South End of atxiut 48 per cent of the dollar 6 SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7891 THE Props Rally in Seventh Bob Sweeps Single With Six Weeks to Factor in Stretch Drive North Ends Eight Years Increase of 1939. He pointed out that the / SAVE WITH Play; Tigers. Triumph 1939 per mile coal for malnle- Firemen Play Wednesday Hartford, Aug. 18.—After eight nanre of Connecticut state high- HERALD ANGLE New York, Aira. 18.—(IP)—NoWAvateran pltchera Hal Newhouaer Clash Tonight in First years of eteadily mounllng maln- vay* amounted to *1,298. For the DeMAIO BROTHERS Breaks Up Thriller By Jack Hand and Dtazy Trout were around year 1949 expenditures adjusted To Tie Rockville, 2-2 that the furious Phillilies are atart- Of Best Thre« Game tenanc* coats, the State Highway CalKNow - We Peraonslly Bsparvlaa SB Warkl ■y Smoke Eaters from the South, The South Enders have been In- (Aaaodated Preaa Sparta Writer) Ing to run off and hide from the when tha club won the '45 eertee Department maintenance expen­ tn the cost Index were valuM at EARL W. YOST End and North End Distrteta will ; stalled as 8 to 5 ,favorltea on the Boaton and SraoWyn, tha pre- rest of the National League, what from the Chicago Cubs. Another Seriefl at Rolirrtson ditures for 1950 are expected to only *1.190. hurler, Virgil Trucke, was in the On this basis, he said, the in­ Si^oitt Editor Biijak and Swan Pitch »et together on friendly terms strength of Hippo Correntl’a arm. WinnePB Increase First acaaon pennant plcke, are down club are they going to meet in the show a revereal of direcllon, Wednesday night to setUe the ; The latter (a a fine pitcher and Delivers World Series 7 *45 playoffa, but ha has been out State Highway Uommlaaloner Q. crease in mileage between 1949 Sitalemate but not out today^AH gamee back practically all year with an ailing Second plaee Kaceys and fourth and 1950 with the accompanying -■ Hlttors • who itepped on arcond baae and the Diiatance;’ Koeluch softball supremacy between the I may have too much on the ball for Place Margin Over The hunch here la atveland, as place North Ends will meet tonight Albert Hill said today. two departments and also to gain ; the Cow les-Mc<3ooe coached team, with About alx waeka to go. it waa 'way back last spring arm. decrease in maintenance ekpendl- BoehTlIle * at Robertson Park In tha Ural Preliminary financial reports lUcant no hit, no run pitching batter waa Protcklw D ecision; the right to meet the Police De- The latter nine, however, has been Idle Red Sox to One Surging at Fenway Park, fourth- when LOU Boudreau, relaxing tn There la no Intent or desire here tures should show a further real Store Closed For Vacation p ,$ ^ a n c e by Vem Bjckford of unnure on appeM tore^ire^lhe ad^^. A.t R II PO A E game of their best out of three on the flecal jrear ended June 80 saving when viewed in the light, The defensive team left Ih^ flwenp, f'f ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 psrtmenl on Wednesday, August' batting against aome pretty fast place Boeton hae a five-game win­ the clubhouaa at Tuoaon, aald hU to beMUla the Tigers and the Indicate an eatlmated mmnte- tiM Boaton Bravea waa the firat in PlayoffH Start Soon pitching In practice sessions and And One Half Gaines great race they arc making. Red aeries. The winner at the series of the dollar'a purehaaing vaUie.^/ field and Manager Paul Rlcharda lepflon.. .?h ...... 4 2 0 1 1 Both games will be played at ning etreak going in the American athletes had their feet back on will earn the right to play the nance cost of approximately $6.- _ than two years in the major Mollttrten. tb ...... 4 0 t 0 0 Robertson Park under the lights. have openly said Corrcntl will be League. All were ecored at the the ground and the swelling re­ Rolfe, the old Yankee, grows In Aug. 21 to Sept. 7 ran out to second with Lyons. Rlrh- . 8 0 0 8 0 0 Italian American.-) for the town 500,000 for all types of mainte­ Demorrata Pick Johnaoi^^ iMiguea. Blck’a perfect game waa Red Jacko's alngle to left field Hkinner, If ...... Chief Johnny Merz of the North duck soup when he sthrta serving expense of the tattered Philadel­ moved from their heads and wera suture day by day aa he Ineplrra nance operations Inriuding road­ at the eicpenae of the slumping ards had A1 tag the keystone sack Krmliwh, rf ...... 8 1 0 0 0 ’em up. hie youngsters to heroic feaU and championship. Game time is IJeted Thomaston, Aug. 18—(S’) -Aitm- and retrace hie steps to the plate. In the. seventh Inning with two HiijAk. p ...... 8 0 a 0 a 0 Enders and Coaches Joe McCooe phia A'a, 10-8 victimt last night. ready to play baaebalt again. for 8:45. Lefty Bolcxyk wlll do ways, roadside! and bridges, Com- Brdoklyn Dodgera. and Al Cowles, believe they have Proceeds from Wednesday’s Dodgers WaaMngton Comes into Fenway He pointed out that his Indiana gets champlimahip pitching from orrat* of the 36th .utate S^atortal Then the Seattle pilot reminded outs.scored Charlie MrMeana from M^'iiouhe, piB ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Red Sox the hurling for the Knights. Joe mlaaloner Hill said. diatrtet have nominated/P*ul L. While talking with Manager Wagner. 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 1 the right formula for pinning a de­ game will enter a fund to be set tonight followed by all tha weat- sUll wars Uia “aoUd" club in the an oldUmer such aa Trout. B l^ Southworth of the prnvea the umpire that the rules specify .second...... base...... with the...... run that...... en- up for injured players. The past Cards .. But If the customers are to be Pegolo will be behind the plate. Even allowing for alight varla- Joliiison, of Bethlehem aa their Kuto, c ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 feat on Ooach Ty Hollan’s South ern cluha. American League, and that waa Bill Donlan, Pete Troy and Steve F. E. BRAY last Sunday in Boston. Birkford'a a new ball must l)e P''l abled the Hamilton Props to tie End crew. A year ago the South two years, both In basketball and Yankees before he knew that Luke Easter given the winner at this point so ttona In the final flgurea for the Btnte Senatorial caiylidate. John­ the pitcher while on the pitching | 39 3 8 21 Brooklyn, cooling off the New Burke will also be in the lineup. year Just closed, CV>mmlaalonrr son. who has nevep- sought public JEWELER no^ttar waa diacusaed. Bob Elliot. the Rockville Mill Billies at 2-all Total* ...... • 3 Enders topped their fire rivals softball competition, members of York Gianta yeaterday in both waa going to be his flrat-baseman they can order their aeries ticket Bravea’ third baaeman. waa Jin rubber and since Oaklunil had not Hamilton (21 both teatna have been Injured and C?omlng from two runs behind to ahead of the rush. It la necessary Coach Henry Wletblckl will Hill said, there la no doubt of the office before, will oppose Republi­ in a Twl League game. MrMesnii. cf ...... 3 1 1 8 0 0 and then dumped the Police by a enda of a dmibleheader, 8-6 and end that Flip Roien waa going to counter with the youthful Don STATE THEATER BLDG. MANCHESTER iBtarMted spectator. done this. Lyons technically was lop-sided score. they were not covered by Insur­ knot'the score and then scoring bid for rookle-of-the-year laurels to explain just how and why the saving* when the final report I* can Eugene H.,.Lamphler of Wa­ Jeff Koelsch, Rockvlll? manager, I)e\eft\i. na ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 5-1, regained second place In the Varley. Bemle August will be hla rvimpared with that for the fiscal tertown In the November eleetlon. The writer asked SoutHWorth. safe. announced In' the fifth inning that .I«cko, a* ...... 3 1 0 0 0 Wednesday night's game wlll be ance. This year. Insurance policies two more tallies in the sixth in­ at third. choice la made. In short, the feel P ning the Little League Dodgers National League from Boeton. But receiver. Stan Kawalac, Bob Os­ *H®w inany no hit, n'o run gariiea Re.sult was that the ump re­ the game waa being .played under II. !.*ewlfi, 2b ...... 4 0 0 a 2 h the first for Jimmy Schaub as have been taken out which cover thoee idle Phllliea, showing no So there is no reason to weak­ Ing la that the Injuns have more haVa your teams been Involved in versed himself and the run proved noiflui'. e ...... 4 0 1 8 0 practice sessions as well as the pulled out a 4-2 victory over the of what It takes to win out In born and Tommy Conran are ex­ protest, hockvillc took exception chief of the department. Two aignx of ilackening their pace, en on the Tribe , now, even If thay pected to carry tha brunt of the during regular season play ?” to be the margin o. victory. Zwick. 3b ...... 3 0 0 8 0 0 years ago Schaub appeared In the games. Cardinals last night at Memorial are finding it diincult to carve close one. to an umpire's decisirin. 0 2 8 0 1 threaten to romip home. The PWle scoring punch. “ rour,” replied Billy, "two by The Props scored a run in the flemfr. lb ...... 8 game in a pinch hitting role but Money from the Firemen-Pollcs Fiald. The win gave the Dodgers those last few games off Detrolt’i Say for the sake of argument .Shots Here and There Lanko, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 a strong hold on first plsice and open a series In New York tonight wffy/s A P£ /r/ry pitchers on clubs I managed and VValt Conlln, owner of the Hart- last of the third when Nolan Lewis x-Pongrat* ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Wednesday night he will confine game will enter the Junior Athlet­ while Brooklyn entertains Boaton. lead. MosUy they are veteran that they come down to the final the other two by opposing teams." ford Hurricanes, announced yes­ heat out a bunt, stole second, went Blanrhard. If ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 himself to the bench. ic Fund. left, the Cards In third place with atara, espaclally their pitchers, (lay at Briggs Stadium and it-Is five wins and six defeats. Home runs Gena Hermanikl, i/AT£ A AEU V t/^£ p ‘■I.on, Wameke, now a National terday that due to heavy losses in­ to third when a pickofT throw got r*. I*ewiB. rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 0 while the M gers’ llne-up is .thick­ the 'ngera~ brilliant young Art Haefiier Captiirei Swan, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 0 At MBrtIn started on the hill for Oil Hodges^ And Billy’ Cox helped Houtteman -against the seasoned I.aague umpire, pitched a no hit, curred in operating as a league away from the second baseman, Don Newcombs struggle to hip ly sprinkled with youngators and scored on Charlie- McMeans’ the Dodgers and was touched for aos of the Cleveland staff. Bob BO *run game for me with the team last season, the 'Canes would 3 2 12th victory in the o^ner. Still who have not gone through the Eastern Open Lead Ci^i^tnsls against the Cincinnati fly to deep centerfleld. . Total* ...... 38 « 31 8 two runs In the fourth inning crucible of a hot, heart-itopping Lemon. We’ll have to take Lemon, not be members of the American Koqjivme ...... 000 030 0—2 when the Cards got three hits in­ tha,Dodgera needed a fine relief B e * . (Aug. 30. 1P41. St. Louis RjK-kvIlle went ahead In the top 001 000 1-3 Odds 3 to 1 Joe Louis pennant drive. with perhaps a oouple of home Basketball I.<-ague this winter . . . UamUton .v...... cluding doubles by Bruce Smith job by Preacher Roe. Roe came BODY WOIL 8 to 0.) Bickford tossed the A bad leg, Injiireil in a recent of the fifth Inning. John Jepson x-I*onsr«t« filed nut for Luiko In *th. That could well prove the pay­ rune thrown' In by Rosen and Baltimore, Aug. 18 -(JP) — The beat out a hit over second and Run, batted In, McMeans. Brmlarh. and Ronny Simmons. Billy Mozzer . in with the bases loaded in the catcher Jim Hegan. game, has been a handicap to Bob Sweet eighth and three rune home. He off when the two Clubs meet In other 124 golfers in the glSJlOO •fcnea I’ve been with Boston, continued to second on Ha1 I.,ewis’ Buji.li. .Tackn: two-baae hit,. Ermlsch, opened the frame with a base hit, the final two games Sept. 80 and Prior to the big pair at Detroit, Jackie Robinson of the Dodgers. McMeaii,. stolen b,,ea. N. Lewis. Will Defeat Charles one of two he collected and moved made Don Mueller rap Into a Eastern Open Tournament today walfliave been the victims twice of Robliy appeared as a TV guest wild heave after a nice stop of Oct. 1 at Detroit. With what has tha two clubs will May three at the ball going to his right. Jack Deveau: left on hases. Rockville 7, to second on a aacfifice. Simmons double play, then breeaed through Cleveland Sept. 22-24, no doubt scrambled madly after ponderous BATTERED? lit. no run games. Ed Head of Wedne.sdav night and reported Hamilton H, bases on balls. Bujak 3, s : been happening the past few Holloran and Bob Skinne'r filed then doubled, scoring Mozzer and the ninth. , before a total of 241,824 paid Clayton Haefner of Charlotte, N iklyn (April 23, 1W6 Brook- that the storlea circulating that he Swan 1; strike-outs. Buji-k 3. Swan S; Heavy weights. to Tangle l..aPranciB and Thornton Sweet Victory Erv Palica tamed tha Gianta with years, it is only possible to as­ on, 5 to 0. This waa the last out hut Bob Erml.sch re.scued Jep- passed balls. Bolduc: iimplrea. Dennla- after Bob Sutton went out, Smith sume that the flag still will be up Both Urill be In the West for all C., 225 pound* of alow-motion Don't put off Axing evcn the Hmsilast fendaf ...4 0jjpected to be trailed this winter Bow Out in Golf Event doubled, scoring Simmons. four hita tn the second game. Carl ittter In the majors until Bick- had lieen blown up. . . Usual week­ Aon with a drive over the road in T. Com-les. Sept. 27 at Yankee for grabs at that stage. the final month. After Sept, right field, a ground rule double. Dodgem Storm Back Furillo ruined New York with hie the TIgera have 22 scheduled at pro. dents. I,el Rrown-Besilpre's experienced body ’s.) and Ehvell Blackwell of ly stock car racing , program Is F. 14th homer, a alngle and fly ball Most of the Indiana went ati (June 16, 19-47 Clncin- John Bujak put Rockville 'ahead Stadium; Joe to Get Bobby LaFrancls, former AB R >I PO A The Dodgers stormed back with through such a dogfight two saa- home and the Clevelands 16. It la Haefner, balding, mustachioed and paint men restore It to Its original smooth scheduled tonight at Cherry Park 2 to 1 with a single to left scor­ Dalglf*. If . — , I 0 0 1 0 0 two markers in their half of to drive In three runs. Paa Wee World War II Infantry sergeant won, d-0.) turned In the feat Speedway in Avon. First event club champion at the Man­ 0 0 1 2 t sons ago when thw were forced a nice set-up. ing Ermisch. Ermlsch went to 35 Per Cent of Gate chester Country Club, was Quimby. SH 4 the fifth on Just one hit. Jgr.k Reeaa and Sam Calderons each hit If anyone notes we have not whlziod out in front In yester Anish. , the opposition," Southworth starts at 8;30 . . . Ted Williams Sw««t. 3b ...... 4 0 1 0 0 Inside-tha park homera. Cal- to lick the Boeton Red Sox tn a second on the throw In and licon- Local Sport eliminated in the fourth round Foley. 2b .... 4 0 2 1 0 Small opened with a ba.sc on 178118 play-off game at Fenway Park. hauled the Yankees and the Red day's opening round with a phe Ink adi Hd. look batting practice yesterday tinued toward third when the ball and when Mark .Solomon laid derone'a smash spoiled Pallca'e nnmenni 65. His irons Just couldn't ~ Elliot chipped in. "Boy, lil never and lifted several balla into the , New York,' Aug. 18 —(jP)— Ez- of the National Junior Cham­ Iriih. p, cf ... . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Such experience can be a help in Sox Into the argument, we hasten PAY AS YOU DRIVE got-away from catcher Pat Bol­ ber of Commerce Golf Tourna­ Martin, cf. p. 8 0 0 0 3 0 down a bunt. Jack Hedlund threw shutout In the fifth. the clutch, other talents being ap- to add it waa Intentional. Why do wrong. lt that Blackwell game. He stands. How about that Billy zard Charles, the NBA-recognized 1 10 0 0 Cincinnati shaded Chicago, 2-1, hotter than a pistol. We Just duc. Bolduc pounced on the ball ment at Ames, Iowa, yester­ Frelhelt, c ... . 3 low to second and all hands were proximateiy equal. clutter up a sound bit of reason­ When he wiped his brow—dead "Jack-of-all - Trades” Goodman? and threw to third i^nd Ermlsch Chatter heavyweight king, will be the un­ Small, rf ...... 3 3 1 0 ^ 0 atJt. Bob McIntosh, batting for tn tha only other National League pan—after birdleing the I8th hole eofldn’t do anything with He'f his only batting .349, one point day. LaFrancis waa defeated . 2 t 3 0 0 •Of the current Tigers, only the ing with unnecessary detalla? » was run down. derdog Sept. 27 when he meets by Jim Grady of Cincinnati, Solomon, lb • Bob Daigle, singled , to load the game. Kenny Raffenaberger scat- he acknowledged under prodding 1 0 da rery. He’s still a mgihtyless than leader George Kell. Billy Two Outs, One to Go Bcmle Glovlno, East Side Mclntoiih, If.. . 2 0 8 0 tered alx Cub hits and Connie Ryan that the rough Mount Pleasant youngster who aspires to become Joe lx)uis at Yankee Stadium. Ohio, 2-up. —-r- —— —— bases. After Ncl Qtiimby lined to t0 (h man when hc'a right." has played every po.sttion with the 'The first two Hamilton batters Bill Mozzer, Bob Rweet reached on drove in both Cincy scores with i game after a two-baae error by course "impressed me right much lour no hitters In a major a baseball and ''softball umpire, Billy Thornton. Manchester'p Totals ...... 27 4 6 18 6 1 Red Sox this season but pitch and In the last of the seventh went First odds offered were 3 to I (2) a fielder’s choice as Small scored. homer and alngle off Bob Rush. Phil Rixauto on Mudson’a ground­ Twi and Little League todsy." loi |Uo manager’s career is quite a catch and the way some of the down and It looked like Rockville's worked behind the plate in Wed­ that the Brown Bomber, now 36. other repreaeiUative in the AR H PO A E Rain washed out the Pittsburgh er had opened the gates. Advance Starting Times nesday night's All Star Rec and H Al Foley strucK out but Ken Irish And well It mljfht, for ^ e fn e r; BO ther. Southworth is now anxious Sox pitchers have been going Billy ball game and a three-way tie for would recapture the' title he sur­ event, fell by the wayside in Smith. 3h . .. , .4 0 1 0 4 0 walked, forplng in Solomon and at-St. Louis night game. Philadel Ellla kinder went the route for 1. Broke the course i;«cord set Our Budget Plan mokea S easyl ga lave another perfect game by probably could do belter Job on the third place. The outlook changed ITiurch Bofthall game at the Char­ rendered 18 months ago. Perhaps the third round against Eddie K-hon. Sb ... . 4 0 0 3 0 0 the Red Box to win hla 12th game. ter Oak Lots and turned in a fine 1 ending the fifth inning scoring. phis and Boaton were not sched­ All remaining Twilight In 1938 by d lff Spencer of Elisa­ Swop now lar aede new Kellysl M ' of his hurlers in order to mound If called upon . . . August fast as McMeans doubled to right they’ll shorten before fight time, Merrlns of Meridian. Miss. The Fledlunc.*. lb. ..1 0 0 0 1 uled. The loss was the 19th in euccesalon beth CIU". N C.. by two strokes; Job. but Louis, as always, will be fa­ .\UJ‘tln. c ... . 2 0 0 9 0 0 In the fifth inning tvenny Irish League baseball games at the elllib above the .500 figure on no Issue of Sport magazine, the best and scored on Jacko's jingle to score 'was 5 and 3. came in from centerfleld and took Cliag to Lead for the Athletics at Fenway in two klB ho nm games before he retires'. vored. Tedf*«r*l. SB . . . 3 0 0 0 1 0 West Side Oval will start at and monthly sports publication In the left, tying up the game at two all. Both golfers were spon.sored . 3 1 2 6 0 0 over dn the mound. He retirerl the Detroit clung to its three-game scasona 1 Oae '^ir the Books opinion of this writer, features a Nino PaganI, the good-will man Charlc.,. 29, never has made a by the Manchester Country Mozier. p. lb 6 o’clock—fifteen minutes ear­ 2. Put his conetelerable bulk In Hal I>ewla reached on an error Tlylander. If . . 2 0 1 0 0 1 Ci^ds without any further scoring. lead over runnerup Cleveland in the lead by four strokes over hi* Manchester Tire & Recapping dne ot the most unusual plays story of Walt Dropo of the Red but Bolduc filed out to center to of the Rcc Softball league, reports sn\a.,hing hit with he public. He Club. . 3 1 3 0 0 0 lier than usual. President Simmons, cf . ,,'The Dodgers staged their win- the American chase. New York's Nick Angelo said the starting nearest foes. Fred Haas, Jr., of 996 Bread St. Tel. 8-4884 j NB the season came up in a recent Sox. end thb game as the umpires call­ *19.12 was collected at Wednesday was too caulious the night he beat Grady won his match with n Sutton, rf ... . 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ,-filng rally in the sixth as they loss, to Washington dropped the ^acldv O’Connor, tima has been advanced In or­ Claremont, Calif.; Earl Stewart. B hM e Coast League game be- ed It on account of darkness. night's All SUr game. This money Jersey Joe Walcott to win recog­ birdie on the I7th and an eagle a-Sartor...... 1 0 0 scored twice on three hits. Frelhelt Yanka 4H games back and only will be split by the two leagues nition. He was dull and unimpres­ _ — -r der to complete seven inninga Jr., of Dalles, Tex.; Buck White twada. Oakland and Seattle. The 1'eaterday’a Stan At this writing It had not been on the final hole. Grady and 2 opened with a double and .Small two garnet ahead of tha Red Box. of Oimonti Beach, Fla.: John Know-how makei them better.. bahaa tsere empty and there were decided as to how and when the and will enter the accident funds. sive Tuesday night at Buffalo I Total* ...... 25 2 7 18 R Ex-Manager, Dies of play before darkness seta I-aFrancis were tied at the end *-Struck out for Sutton in Sth. got an Infield hit which sent Frel- The Tigers stomped (Chicago, 8- in. Palmer of Badin, N. C., and Wal­ tssB out When the batter, A1 Lyons Batting: Oil Coan, Senators— game will be replayed. ”1116 Ham­ when he stopped Freddie Beshorc | of 16 holes. heit to third. Mozzer then came in 8, on nine hits and nine walks. ilton team Is leaving for Wichita. of Harrisburg, Pa., in the 14th. Pod«-r» ...... 000 029-4 President Sher Robb of the ler Rothans of Baltimore. BaatUe, lofted a ball over the Beat Yankees wUh two-run triple Monday night Nasslffs and the Cardlni.!* ...... 000-300 2 to pitch and walked Solomon to Aaron Robinson and George Kell Hefner shot one 73 prsctlce In eighth Inning, 2-1. Kansas Saturday morning. A win Silk City nines in the Rec Soft- Nobody knows if Louis still can Springfield, Aug. 18—(A”)—The Little League aald last night miBald wall- Run* batted In. S»«er 3. Irtah, Smith. load the bases. McIntosh and each hit his eighth homer, while round on the 72 par atretch but Jb drellng tha bases, the batter Pitching: Steve Gromek, In­ for Rockville would pul them In ball League wllV meet at the Char­ fight. Walcott almost whipped Qulmby then went out but .Sweet Hal White held the White Sox to baseball, manager who turned the I that all remaining Little a triple tie for third place with ter Oak Lota. 'Die two teams met. Simmons; two-hase hit*. Fr^lhalt. Smith League games at Memorial when he got down to work yes­ Bdaaed second. The catcher seized diana—held St. Louis to one hit in him in their first meeting. Many Simmon*; thrce-b**e hiU. Folc)'. itol- singled to left scoring Frelhelt and seven hits for his fourth win. immortal Lou Gehrig into a first \ terday It waa a triumphal tour. a, Bsmr ball from the plate umpire alx relief Innlqgs as Cleveland took the Silk a t y and the Polish la.st week but each used an ineli­ still think .lersey Joe won. But pn b.v*e», Irish. Sm all; sacriflcea. Small. Field would get under way at Americans and a chance to get Whdn the ball got by Rylander, Cleveland had to go 12 Inninga man and who brought Leo Du- His approach shots, as he him­ ■ad relayed it to the Bhortstop 5-4 game In 12th. gible player and the League's the Bomber knocked him out the Hylnndrr; left on bake*. D odficr* 9. Small scored the fourth Dodger to whip the stubborn St. Louis 6 o’clock. “ into the playoffs. Board of Arbitration has ruled roeber into organlaed baseball is self pointed out, put the ball second time around. He ha.sn’t had Cardinal* 3: ba*e»/on ball*. lrl«h 2. tally. Browns, 5-4. Early Wynn’s pinch ------r- "right up to the hole" and little Monday evening, starting at 6 that the game be replayed. a real fight since that second Wal­ Ilcdiund 3. .Mozter I, Martin 1; strike­ dead. Irish waa the winning pitcher single follou’lng Ray Boone’s strain on hi* putter. In fact he o’clock, the Silk City and the Po­ cott bout June 25, 1948. out*. Mozier 3. .Hedlund S, Martin 5. Patrick F. (Paddy) O'Connor. Irl«h 4: hiU off Moner 1 for 0 run* In and gained hia fourth win. Hed- triple did the trick. 8t. Louis a great bitter, and never played only used it 27 times. The long- lish Americans will meet at the Harry Shewry reports that the In line with their drawing pow­ 71, died at Mercy Hospital here West Side Oval. 1 Inning; Mcdlund 5 for 4 run* Jn 5; hind waa charged with his third pulled a triple play In the aecond With another team. e.st putt he sank wa.s for seven anniversary of the baseball game er, Louis wll get 35 per cent and Irl.-h 1 for 0 run* In 2; 'Martin S for 2 setback. on Dale Mitchell’s liner to Owen yesterday. Durocher was a gabby saridlot- Charles 20 per cent. 'ITieir manag­ feet in which Chrl.sty Mathewson pitch­ Ctfuntrv Club Notes run* In 4; hit by pitcher, by Hedlund. Friend, with the bases full. Gehrig, who played a few games tsr in O'Oonnor’s hometown of Ablaze in a brownish shirt with ed for Rockville against Manche.a- ers agreed to that ye.sterday in Dnlgle: pa.**ed hall*. Frelhelt; wlnnlna Brooklyn (Fort Hamilton)—Fit- New York’s Yankees, only first at Hartford as Lou Lewis in 1921 C?hlcopee Falls, Mass. He reported VERA* phone conversations with Inter­ pitcher. Irish; lo*lnx pitcher. Heulund; a floral pattern, big Clayton ter waa -last Monday, Augnat 14. zle Pruden, 146, St. Catherines, division club to tumble, bowed to while still a student at Columbia to O'ijonnor at the spring training waltzed serenely over the course Mathewson. thd greftt New York national Boxing Club officiala. Beat Ball Fuuraonirs umpires. Stevenson, Prentice; time, University, came under O'Oonnor's 1:35. OnL, stopped Carmine Flore. the Senators, 2-1. After pitching camp of the Hartford team in with Just one hint of trouble. He Giant alar, hurled Rockville to a Eddie Eagan, chairman of the Following arc the Best Ball 141 New York. 7. no-hit ball for 6 1-3 Innings, Allie managerial wing In 1923 on option 1926, seeking to oust veteran win over Manchester on August three-putted at the'nlnth hole. New York State Athletic Commis­ Foursomca for Saturday's play at Rsynolda finally bowed to SId from the New York Yankee* with shortstop Ekldie Justice from hla Spurred on by this setback, the 14. 1901. The game was played at sion, said the winner would be re­ the Mancheatcr Country Club. Hudson'.. In addition, the Yanks whom he signed upon hia gradua­ regular job. He waa a flash In the the Orchard street grounds In .Ifi-yoar-old veteran of 16 years on Ilartforfi 1-4, All’any D-2. cognized as world champ in New Listed are the handicaps, names, lost the services of outfielder Hank tion from Columbia that same field but cotindn't hit so Dniwher Rockville with a crowd of nearly S pu rt» S<‘he<| ii le year. Gehrig had no set position the pro circuits collected five of Elmira 8*5. Wllllnmapor! 2-7. York. Charles, champion in and starting times of ail four- Bauer, hit on the head by a throw waa cut from the squad in the fin­ the eight birdies he made In the Btiu?hAmtnii 6-4. Vltca 0-0. 3,0fH) pre.aenL states, never has been crowned in and O’Connor decided to start al week of spring training. Scranttm 7-3, Wllkfa-Burrr 4-14. aomes. STOCK CAR from catcher Al Rvani. trying to second nine. Once he missed an NewiYork which held out for a 1 Del St. John, 5 Art Knufla, 'Tonigtit him at first base, a position he had National Results in the town tennis pick him off third. eagle when the ball hit the pin. 358 FAST CENTE-R STREET Ch^arlea-Lce Saypld battle. Savolii 8 Bob Davis, 11 O. Johnaon Jr., Silk City va. Parle. 6:15—Char­ Reynold's no-bitter waa broken played awkwardly under hla as­ Brooklyn 8-5. N^w York 6-1. tournaments-are as follows: Ray is ■‘the Brltla|»' version of world RACES sumed name two years before.. 'i"he big names chasing after the Cincinnati 2. Chicago 1. 12:00. ter Oak. by Sherry Roberteon'’s Infield *2,600 top prize money found Pittaburffh and St. Loula, rain DellaFera eliminated Ray Bar­ champion. With Louis coming out Ntarfh Ends vs. Kaceys. 8:46— SAT. NIGHT-‘-8:15 P. M. Because of his Hartford episode Coaches’ Clinh rett 6-1, 6-1 in a singles match. 1 Henry Rockwell. 4 Paul Ball- single In the sey«nth.,lii the eighth thenwelves nowhere near him. Only gamea achcdulf^d. of retlrepfcnt and Savold refusing aeiper, 8 Rob Furde, 9 Alan Ayers, Robertson. of 1921, Gehrig waa not permitted Y Amrrlraa Pete Aceto and Cy Georgettl de­ to mect'charles, the Louls-Charles Oil Coan’s two-run triple won the to play baaeball at Columbia In Henry Ransom of St. Andrew, 12:0.1. 5 0 LAPS Starts M omlav Woahhigton 2. New York 1. feated Jim and George Collins in bou^gets the nod. Monday, Angnst 21 1922 but he did develop Into a 111., the Tam O’Shanter winner at P**trolt 8. iTilcago 3. doubles by scores of 6-2, 6-4. Sec­ yJx will be the first time since 3 Art Stevens, 5 John McBride, St. Jamei va. South Metbodiat. Chicago last week, carded 73 to 8 Savin Zaverella, 9 Joe Handley, STAFFORD SPRINGS crashing football guard that one I Cl^vrlaml 5. St. L#«'ula 4 M3). ond round singles .match still to - l ^ i s lifted Jimmy Braddock's 8:30 — Memorial. season. Storrs, Aug. 18—0?)—A ^42-aes- place well below the leaders of BoMon 10. Philadelphia 6. 12:10. For Afternoons the 18-hole opening round. (Haef­ InUmatlanal be plsyed is Earl Blssell vs. Mai^ title at Chicago in 1937 that the PA e va. Silk City. 8 p.m.—Oval. SPEEDWAY - CONN. He rejoined the Yankees In 1923 sion program, covering’ eight shall Warren. champ has not been favored. Chal­ 1 Ben Cheney. 5 Sher Goslee. after aatablishing a reputation aa Bporta and training, will get un­ ner tied for third at the TAM). Montreal 8. .T^rsry City 3. 7 Frank D’Amico 12 Geo. Benton, Tuesday, Auguat tt Admleslon ...... 81.00 plus U z The two former National Open SprlngA^ld 7. Buffalo 8. lenger Louis wan a 2 to 5 choice Children...... 8 -SO plus tax derway here Monday morning Rochcj^trr 14. Syracuse 8. agaiifat Braddock. 12:1,V North Ends vs. Kaceys. 8:36— with the fifth annual renewal of champs, Lloyd Mangrum of Nile*. Quarter-final matches in the Robertson. Crit out tJUa ad — Worth 26c 111., and Cary MIddlecoff. the Or­ Tor(*nto 8. Baltimor»» 6. town doubles tennis Hiurney will Charles, resting in Cincinnati, 3 Bundi Tarca, .1 Earl Ball- the University of Connecticut Htaadlaga wlll start training in a week. His aclper, 7 Ray DellFera, 15 Dave Red Sox vs. Yankees. 6 p.m.— oa |1JM Heket,”^ Handmade Gloves Coaches Clinic. mond Bench, Calif., dentist, came Eattrra find Al and Bob WJlltney meeting Havey, 12:20. Memorial. up with 71 and 72, respectively. (7BL Winnie Sharpe^And Newell Tle- camp will be In the viclnty of New Headlining the four-day sports W L VM. 2 Bill Lockwoad. 4 Sher Porter­ Among those hunched at 70 Wllkaa-Barra ...... 76 37 .673 — York. affair, will be the appearance .of, CIANT PICTURE mann and Pite Aceto and Cy field, 7 Stan Straugh, IS George Deormond "Tuos’’ McLaughry, were Pete Cooper of Ponte Vedre. Binghamton ...... 88 47 .691 9 Georgettl will meet Earl Blssell Louis, bringing himself along Hartford ...... 88 53 .548 14 slowly fit West Baden, Ind., is Stiles. 11:25. head football (oaehr at Dartmouth. Fla., and Marty Furgol of New ...... 57 57 .600 191, and Ty IRilland. Matches must be due to move Into his old Pompton McLaughry will concentrate on the York Mills, N. Y. Utica ...... completed by Monday. August 3 Paul Jeaanls, 8 Lou GsIsseo, STANDARD STOCK CAR RAGES Albany ...... 54 59 ,47h 33 Ijmkes, N. J„ camp Aug. 30. That's 6 Jack Haden, 8 Joe Skinner, 12;- Dartmouth offensive in the first of Better known golfers left some­ WilliamBport ...... 49 83 .441 36 28. when he’ll start boxing. ,He weighs his two sessions and then go on BLAC|C TUBE 67 .403 304 SATU R D A Y, 7 ;3 0 P. M. what In the rough yesterday In­ Elmira ...... 45 around 230. For the second Wal- to take up defensive play. The Big cluded Chandler Harper. PGA Scranton ...... S3 70 .368 36 Copies of "Knotty Problems of 1 Tom Faulkner, 4 John Chan­ lfatlaa%l cott scrap he weighed. 313Vi, da, 7 Bob Cole, 8 Ellis Remey Green mentor Isn't scheduled until champion of Portsmouth, Va., snd ...... 69 44 .611 Baseball" have arrived and mem­ hjghaat of hta career to dne. 12:35. MODIFIED STOCK CAR RACES Thursday, the final day, but he (Jeorge Fazio of Waehlngtort with PhUadelpbla bers of the Northern Connecticut TELEVISION Brooklyn ...... 59 47 .557 «4 2 Art Wilkie. Sr., 4 Mike Kar.- SUNDAY, *7^0 P. M. will be on hand Wednesday night 77 each; Ky Laffoon and Lawson Boaton ...... 60 49 .560 7 Board of Umpires may pick up the to show films and to talk Inform- Little at 76 each. .^33 puska, 7 Joe Ccrina, 9 Ed Lithwin, ADULTS ...glAO IM toeL CBILDBEK- . - - -Me tax Inel. St. Louta ...... 58 51 > books at the sports department of 12:40. ally. , The field will be cut. to 60 after Ne'w York *...... 56 63 .6H 11 The Herald. League Leaders \ 1 Hank Haeti, 5 Clarence An­ ‘The talk of starting the ball tomorrow’s 18 holes, and Sunday Chicago ...... 48 61 .440 19 rolling falla to ConnecUcut’a Art (Cincinnati ...... 47 61 .436 derson. 7 Rny WwTsn, 10 Rugs 150.LA P ia scheduled to decide the winper nttaburgh ...... 89 TO .363 38 Vlnny Ingraham and Walt Qru- Valpey, who taksa up ‘‘aignaU and of the 72-hole parade, barring a ALL THEY ASKED WAS AN EVEN BREAK gha at the Trust Company are not By The Associsted Press Gangwere, 12:45. PLEASURE CAR RACE offenaive - organlMtlon" Immedi­ American Amerlcaa League 3 Eakel Buckland, 6 Hank Hug­ playoff in case of a tie. Detroit ...... 70 38 .848 — on speaking terms. Both men are 1846-J656 MODELS ately following registration and ncreland ...... 70 44 .614 a (were?) memltiera of the Trust Batting— Kell, Detroit. .350; gins, 8 Al Leone, 12:50. the abort opening session Monday N>w York ...... 44 .m 44 softball team. At a recent game, 'loodnUtn, Boston, .349. 3 Bob Boyes, 6 Phil Holway, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27th, 8*OOT. M. ^ morning. His staff members — It took strong hearts as well as'strong muscles to build a new country. Boston ...... 67 48 .583 64 the opposition had only eight men Ruits—Stephens, Boston, 107; pill Fpr^a^ 12:56. T i m TB lA U i 6ted P. M. "Butch" Jordan, Bob Ingalls and Washington ...... 60 59 204 OUIaggio, Boston, 98. But there were men snd women with courage enough to risk everything Chicago __ ...... 44 70 .386 29 and Ingraham filled in so the game All Baaaraad .Santa. ••....••••••••• Paul White—all are stated for see- HEARING-AID could be played. The only run off Runs Batted In—Stephana, Bos­ Ladlea' Wluaan qenarnl Adnaimlan ...... f l j d tax tori. Bions of their own. —even their lives—for an ideal. All they asked wee an even, break. Phllac'elphlw ...... 40 73 .364 324 Wlnnera in tha Ladlea’ NIna-RoIe St. Louli ...... 38 70 .852 32 pitcher Gruaha came as the result ton, 116; Dropo, Boston, 113. Gklldran 28o - m d. J. O. Chrletlan. Diraetor of Ath Hits — Kail, Detroit, 157; Ste­ Kickera’ tournament yaatarday letics, eaid the cllnto la much more iBteraatteBsl of*'a line alngle off the bat of MAIL OBOBB8 BOB BXSBRVRD OH *fALB AV BATTERIES Kocheiler ...... 79 50 .612 — Vinny. Gruaha had hia heart set phens, Boston, 145. were Alice Blikh and Helen Lean- ■peetalixed thia yemf and that But the American Ideal of an even break is destroyed when government Montreal ...... 73 55 .670 I 5^ Doubles—Kell, Detroit, 33; der, tied with 44 for firat and sec­ ev4ry thlng^haa been done to make For An Hesring-Aids Italtlnior...... 70 54 .666 6H on pitching a ahutout but Ingra­ ham's big bat spoiled Walt's effort Warts, Detroit, 27. ond low net; Eunice Owena had PLAINVILLE STAPIUM the program an all-around aports ‘'Evercady", **$llnl-Max*’ goes into bueinese in direct competition with its own citizens. For Jaraey City ...... 66 5( .6: Triples—Woodllng, New York third low nat, 49. Alya Davtaa and ROUTE 72 TLAIHVHX*. OONN, aarvlee to high rohool tmachea of Sprinrfleld ...... *i *> -S. "Mercury" governm ent in business demands special privileges that are denied Syracuse ...... 53 64 .♦ Lee Urbanettl defeated Ken and Doerr, BosUm, 9. Velma Johnaon dafaated Marguer­ the aiate. Laat year about 80 higl Toronto ...... 50 73 .3 Goodwin In a tennis match laet Home Runs—Rosen, Cleveland, ite Stevens and Ann MfinAella la a achool ooachee from all over tn< p ^ p le In bnsiness. Biinalo ...... 44 34 .3 night, 6-4, 6-4. Urbanettl li a for­ 32: Dropo and Stephana, Boa ton, aecond round Calcutta asgteb, 2 Cast attended. / Tsday’a naaies mer town champion. 27. and 1. Carolyn LakinR woo low The clinic ia »onsored Jointly Eatlcra Stolen. Bases—DIMagglo, BoS' putta In Claaa B at Wampanoag with the C. I. A. C. MUany at Hartford (3 p. m.> Take government power systems, for example. They pay no federal taxee WIlUamiport at Elmira. ton. 12; Vak), Philadelphia. 8. Monday^ Strikeouts— Lemon, Cleveland Good Time Beta Beeerd Wilkes-Barra al Beranton. Sports Mirror Tlie waak end tournament for the 878 Msin St. ' TcL 4138 They get money from the U. 8. Treasury at little of- no interest— and Utica at Blnfibamton. and Reynolds, New York, 117. ladlea la Blind Twehra Helea. . Amarlcaa " . Pitching —Trout, Detroit. 10-2, Yonken, N. T„ Aug. IS— their loieee are made up from the pockets of all taxpayers. Yon pay-^ New York at Philadelphia (nl«ht)— Today a Year Agb—8t. Louis' .888; Lemon, Cleveland, 18-6, .760. I WEST SraiNIJFlEU) Gk)o6 Time, which has earned more Rashl ( 14-31 Vi Bristle (7 -13). m«ie]r thfin any eth«r pacer In thron|^ yonr payroll deductions. Washington at Boston (nl(ht)—Sima lead In the National Baseball Natteaal licncaa ague was Increased to toll game Batting—Muslal, St. Loutg, Jgl hl8toi7„ hanked another $11,250 (2-2 ) ra Dobson (l* -3 ). ArUu|r Drug Stores Bjr Sue Buiuett for owner Wllllam.B.. Cane—but it 8 t. Louis at Detroit (night)— Wllatte Philadelphia beat Brooklyn, 6-5. Robinson, Brooklyn, SS8. IV IRY FIlfiDAY NIGHT But Americk*e bminesa-managed electric li^ t and power companies are Runs—Torgeaon, Boaton. 86 Hera ia a graceful afternoon took a world raeord performance (1-3 ) ra Borowy ( 1-4 ). Five Years Ago—Olympic. Ze­ ftbek that ia particularly flatter-' By M n. Ansa Oaket Chicago at Cleveland (night)—Wight fcnith won the W.BOO SkrstogaJsihaa, Philadelphia. M. TRUSSES. BBUT& to do it. WHY self-supporting. Like all of American business, they pay their full share ing to the allghUy larger figure. Make youraelf a glove wardrobe (2 ^ 2 ) va Wynn (IS-S). Handicap at Saratoga Springs, lUsia Batted In—Ennia, Phila­ ELASTIC nOSIERT, A T 8 :3 0 P.M. from this baste pattern. This claa- tlie four-year-old epeedater, YOUR RIST lUY MaUaoal Ten ’Years Ago —CIn'einnati led delphia, 99; Kiner, Pirates, 90. CRirrCHES. BRACES Slim Unee, aloe detail, a well ale pun-on la always in good taate harneaa lioraa of the year in 1949, beta Thse* leeare . . . WsMnf of taxes, and fair interest on money they borrow. PhlladalphU. at New York (night)— groomed air add up tp s* chenn cruised around Tonkere* half-mile BEFORE Heyer (7 -l6 ) yt lleam (4 -2 ) the National League by 4H games Hits—Hustal, S t Louis, 146; Expart nttava and fSahion and, whan detailed while Cleveland led the American Furillo, Brooklyn, ISO. gig a atjrla as you’ll find. with hand BtltdMry and tmbrold- oval three times last night in $:08 Boston at Brooklyn (night) —Bpahn STOCK CAR RACING Pattern No. 8626 la a aew-rita flat to win tha I^.OOiO Yonkers CREDIT ( 15- 12) TB Branu (5 -8 ). by 3^4. Doubles—Muslal, St. Louie, 38 ery. it gives aa axpanstve look.' Derby. Cinclnnatll at St. Louli (night) — Fifteen Yean Ago.wiJack Uedi- Robinson, Brooklyn, 32.' a i nn Tm >I 'T aw perforated pattern for Maes 86, $8, Pattern- No. 5104 conalsU of CONTROLS Ramiddll (8 - 10) va .Lanier (U -4 ). ca battered the world ^ 1)0 meter Trlplaa—Ashbum. Philadelphia, 40, 43, 44. 46. ,it , SO and 52. SlM tracing pattern for glove, email Pittsburgh at (Silcago--Queen (5 -U ) record with 4;446JinthefreeetyIe 12: Jethroe, Boaton, Ikmls, Phila­ 38, short sleeve, B7-g yarda of 89- medium and large alaea induded Prtaea New O. N. ra Dubiel <4-f). Ihch. latoraatlaBal event at Tokyo. delphia, and Muslal, St. Lbula, 7. material raqidremente, mak' V- -Home Runs—Kiner, Pittsburgh, For tUa pattarn, aead 38 canta, and finteliing directions. New Haven, Aug. 18.—(F)—For­ , Boehester at. Springfield. mer State Athletio .Ooinmissioner ^1 COME IN CMefS Cap Pair 34: Phfko, Chicago. 28. in coina, your naint, adifreaa, alM Send 96e in aoliu, your name, Larry I^sSalie o f the Hartford Stolen Bases—Jethroe," Boeton. deaired, and the pattern mimbar addreaa and the pattern nunteer William J. Prtnos of Bridgeport has been named managing direc­ Unr Chlefe whltewaahed the Albany 129; Reese and Snider, Brooklya. to Sua Burnatt, llie Mancbaater to Anne Cabot, 'iManeheater Her­ Senators, 3-0, with a four-hitter 10, ' Ohraning Herald. 1150 Ave. Amerl- ald, IIM Ave AmerlteM, New tor of boxing at the New Haven 9 aeeoH, seib «M Palica’a fi-1 pitching victory over Arena.' 1 ' the New York Gianta yesterday tn the opener at Hartford, and \ Strikeouts—Bpahn, Boston, 1S2; caa. New Yoric 19, N. Y. York 19, M. Y. T he C onnecticut ^ P ower C OMPANY Bert Thiel pitched the Chiefs to a «aakwelU Cincinnati. 181. Ready for you now — the new Needtewock fans—Anne Oabot'a The anaotmeanaBt. was \ made UN TONIGHT may 'have been hla last appaaranca yesterday by ^ n e r a l Mwager jfor Brooklyn for a while. 4-2 triumph in the nightcap. ^nStiW^Hiltor.-Chtoa^ S^ ' Mui and Winter <66ga of Fashion. Mg new albwn. is hare. Doaana of Whah the 22-year-old Dodgar At Hartford, both managers JOO; l^laglts. New YoA l IIJU^^ I -4|.pae*eof * n a a hew etylea, spe- faacinettng n ^ ieaigna, gifte, Nathan Podolbir of the 'A r a ^ whp alao fisaolmced teat Jimmy .twite;. ■ to thr- gad ipecial features sin. Mtteras dnd dir* lOaapipe) Voegeis. f > . 'f..' tjL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1960 PAGE M T, 1980 Aat: MANCHIESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTBK. COnm^ rKTOAT, AUGUST 18, 1950 Thomas Hardy was once a guest Old time ball player* are likely Mayor Donal Connolly, of Tren­ Playing Tha Plano llard Work TUONEKVILLK HH.KB BY PONTAINB roO f at a literary dinner where the con­ turning over In their graves at the ton, New Jersey, had an overload­ The amount of pressure applied Sense And ed schedule. When hie eecretarj’ by a pianist to tha keys In on* BMMBaM (foodfi 81 BuaiiicM LeeatiOM Hfl ter SMe versation centered around the pro­ thought of major league team* hir­ 7 Biarf»aMi Stnrtcaa Offar9d 18 Help aid A r t ld w l l 48 ing psychologists to put tha ball aeked If he could> sea a minute Is often anything up to a \ AttwobO— tor 8>l9 Per Beat 64 nunciation of certain words. A s HAYRAKE, |10; rollover scoop, X_l^B—B—B—T— • 4 BEDROOM 8INOLE Nonsense member of the company turned to­ players "in the proper frame -of delegation interested in some ton and a half. In that same min­ PETER W. PANTALUK, alactlieal WANTED AT Ones, two sKpari- ute the eye must rsad about 1.500 DeCORMIER MOTOR •2b', plow $10. Turn up dirt road And AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE ward Hardy and said, "Have you mind.’’ In th#lr day a man who vapid, ■crewballiah idea, the may­ contractor, maintenanca and wir­ anced waitraasaa. Apply Murphy’s A—U—O—U— -^T EAST OF SPRUCE STREET Remrmber, Husband* or said: "See if you can book signs, and the fingers make about Qasafied SALES, Inc. Restaurant, Main atrast, at McKinney Lumber, Bolton 8 Ortord Building. Apply Mar- ever noticed that in the entire Eng­ struck out with t]i* bases loaded ing for light and power. 40 Foatar 9 Namea That Mean Valuaallt loWa. If, at a gathering, lish language, there is only one was fit to be tied and didn't need them for a date later In the week. 2,000 movements. SAYS: “To list a few goon atrest. Phona 8808, Notch. ______T room single, 8 enclosed porches, TWO WOMEN for gsnaral laundry YOUNG CXIUPLES! BRIDES and new steam heating system and You are the friskiest, word beginning with 'su, that is any psychologist to tell him the Tell them I have a strained back Marital happiness AdveitisemenU values for your buying pleas­ work. Ehtperlence not nacsssary. THAYER Chrome atroUer, IIS; GROOMS! 4 ROOMS, Hasted, «xccllent loca­ copper plumbing, two full baths. pronounced as tho beginning with reasop. His teammate* took care and I'm due at the osteopath’s for 77te teacher had told the clasa SAW FILINO, hand saws machine Is the riskiest. a three o’clock appointment.” Back ure." Apply In person. New Model also metal crib, full size. Needs . . . Hara Is the "Hollywood" tion for profeMlonal office, beauty Insulated. Venetian blinds. meUl sh’.’’ of that in suitable, if profane fa­ all about Diogenes, emphasizing filed and aet. Oscar Johneon, 90 3 LOVELY ROOMS OF salon, real eatata. Insurance, etc, —Helen Sue leely shion. came the secretary. "They said CLASS!KIKD ADVT, Summit atreet. Laundry, 78 Summit rtreat. paint, 13, Phone 2-1326. storm yrindowa and screens. New "Really,” aaid Hardy. “ What the fact that he lived for many DEPT. HOURS.: 1949 WTLLYS STATION NEW FURNITURE Center street. OsU 2-1680. oversized two car garage. Excel­ is the word?” they only want to talk-,to you, not years in a tub. » WAGON WANTED—Salesgirl for part time O-N-L-Y lent condition. Owner leaving Jones—Good evening, old Man. "Sugar.” Passenger — Which end of the wrestle." Tommy—I'll bet my dad wishes 8:.W A. M. to «:45 P. M. SINK AND eet-tub, doors and used $299 state. Thought I’d drop' in and see you The novelist assumed an ex­ Heater, defroster, overdrive. 7,- HomchoM Scrvlew work. Apply mornings Kay’s Pas­ Soburban for Rent 66 car do I get off? he was Diogenea 500 original miles. Just like new. try Shop, 188 North Main atrast. lumber, Phono 5911. Reg. price $367—but during our about the umbrella you borrowed pression of interest and quietly re­ Conductor — Either ope. It Beggar — I’m not' dirty from Teacher—But surely your father Offered 18A August Sale, and while we have a from me last week. My only regret Is I have only one TWO ROOMS to rent, all winter­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA marked, "Are you aure?” stops at both ends. choice (explaining to the woman wouldn't like to live in a tub for CORNICES add valance boards CAPABLE Girl for general house­ few outfits, you can. buy one for Realtor Brown—I’m sorry, but I lent it —Loewin B. Williams. Encyclo­ years, Tommy. like this. FLUSHMETTER toilet flxture, com­ only $299. ized, adult family. CrtI Coventry who commented on the fact after (histom built, choice of designs. work In West Hartford home on 875 Main St..^Btt 1921 to a friend of mine. Were you pedia of Wit, Humor, and Wisdom. the bum had tried to make a Tommy—Sorry, Miss. I thought Loot ond Koand plete. Telephone 2-2176. YOU GET 7-6729. The Department of Hlghv 1948 WILLYS SEDAN Phons 2-35?4, frem 9 a. m. to 9 bus line. All modern conveniences. Phone 5440 or 5938 wanting it ? (buch.^ you said pub.. • 1950 Mode] Bedroom Suite Jones — Well, not for myself, gives this definition of an X>0®T—Dachnhund. black and tan. DELIVERY p. m . Uv* in. Call Hartford 32-4780. Home Listings Wanted Woman — Indeed? • 1950 Model Living Room Suite tout the fellow I borrowed it from "It is cooler working in the sun- ; speed for cars —Any speed may ftmale. I. K. Gunderscn. Farm Heater and defroster. Yoti'll Wanteil to Rent 68 loo great for the conditions of the \ Beggar — I once wrote a teati- Patient—How can I ever repay FLAT FINISH. Holland window HOUSEKEEPER Wanted for bus­ PLAY PEN and crib for sale, good « 1950 Model Dinette Set MANCHESTER, 85 Hawthorne aaya the owner Wants it. shine than loafing in the shade,' Drive. Phone 2-4346. think it's new. condition. Telephone 2-0339. • 1950 Model Rug, Lamps, Tables street. New Cape Cod, 8 rooms, 2 says a physician. We don't believe road, the traffic, the weather, the rnbnial for a certain-brand of soap you for your kindness.to me? ■hades made to measure. All iness family of two adults and one QUIET FamUy, two adults, two anoktyora I would use no other. I/)ST—Sum of money, Tueaday, Y-E-S E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-O unfinished, oil hot water heat, tlla Trip’s End it; but we shall make an effort I car, or the driver’s ability. Doctor — By cash, check or 1942 STUDEBAKER CLUB metal Venetian blinds at a new school girl. Single five-room ATTENTION! 2 Pin Ball ma­ girls, age 11, 13, 4 or 5 room Woman — Why didn't you us* postal order. •ither on East Center atreet. or house. Live In or out. Good calary. FOR ONLY $299 bath, Venetian blinds, copper Next time you start somewhere to prove the doc wrong. ?LAV COUPE low price. Keys made while you chines. Excellent condition, very furnished apartment. References • - Grit. it more? Port Office. Finder pleaae return wait. Marlow’a. Call 2-9996 after 8:30. and If you want some good bar­ furnished upoh request. Call 2- plumbing, Insulated. Reasonable. in the car—even down the street 1 The fluttery summer visitor ap­ Radio, heater. A clean little reasonable. Tel. Manchester 5508, gains In proached the old .sea captain smil­ Beggar — To tell the truth the He— If you'll give me your tel M oO SE to Herald Office. Reward. 9258. —Just recall that 560 people whq company failed In tlie depression. champion. MANCHESTER Upholstering Oo or Rockville 1309J2. GOOD SLIGHTLY USED ELEC. started aomewhere over the past Cyclist (in b a r l-T o tell the ingly; ephone number I'll call you up REFRIGERATORS LoU for Sale 73 Hh(’ —You know, I’ve always sometime. 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE Rs-upholrterlng. draperies, ellp Help Wanted— Male 88 w a n t e d — Preferably 4 or ' 6 weekend didn’t reach their desti­ truth, I'm a iltU# stiff from wheel­ covers. 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- GOOD SLICHTLY u s e d COM- Toptau unfurnished by mother and nation but did reach the slab in a ing. wondered—why do you sea folk In homes where marriage is a She—It’s in the book. Radio, heater. A aolid rugged LARGE Size maple crib. Very good BINAnON RANGES LARGE Residential site at a rea- I'm from always call a boat "she?” success the mother-in-law Joke He -Fine! What’s your name? 9521. Open evenings. son. Both working. Good refer­ aonable price. Overlook Drive, mortuary, some of them In pieces. Motorist—That So? PRE-KINDERGARTEN achool re­ car. WANTED—Dump truck driver. condition. Phonic 6598, we have th<;m too, In our used —Danville, Va., Re^ster. MoundsviUe myself. Captain -Ever try to steer one? never had any standing. She—That’s in the book, too. opening September 11. Ages 3H ences Phone 2-1668 anytime. Manchester Green. Wm,' Kanehl, TRANSPORTATION WEAVING of bums, moth holes Call Thomas Colla 2-9219. dept. to 5. Transportation available. and tom clothing, hosiery rune, This furniture shown by appoint­ contractor, 519 Center street. Boats and Accassories 46 WANTED—4 or 5 room apartment .Phone 7773. LANK LEONARD Phone 2-1696. Mrs. D. L.. Ballard SPECIALS handbags repaired, zipper re­ JAC9 UARD CARD CUTTER ment only. Day or Evening.' For for widow and adult son. Call MICKEY FINN A Real Egrful! 79 Lakewood Circle South. 19.16 BUICK COUPE placement, umbrellas repaired, WANTED NEW AND used outboard motors appointment phone Hartford 6-0358 Rockville 651\/3. after 7 P. M. 46-4690, Mr, Albert. TWO ADJOINING building loU, I SAY WE 2!P/ t h e d o u g h WAS IN AND 1NNEN YOU GOT OUT OF THE ^ ^ AND THEN- Heater. Full price $96. men's shirt collars reversed and and outboard boaU. Marine glue, Comer Oakland Terrace and Bea­ TOUR WATKINS Products are as EASY TERMS ARRANGED COUPLE need rent or apart NEAT LITTLE PACKS-REM EM BER? CAR AT PETE'S YOU SUPPED ‘EM OUT AFTER WE'D GONB- replaced. Marlow's Little MendUig paints and hardware. Outboards con street, SO' * 130’ each. Phona near as your telephone. August 19.17 FORD CONV. SEDAN by well-known Pennsylvania weav­ If you wish. I’ll send my aUto for ment, $25 reward. Call after t AND WHEN WE WERE PUTTIN’ ’EM IN OF YOUR POCKET-ANO DROPPED’EM IN YOU WENT OUT AND ■pedal In coconut oil shampoo. Shop. repaired. McIntosh Boat Oo., 4971. Radio, heater Full price $12.5. ing mill. Steady employment and north end Purnell Parking Place. you, bring yoli to store and back p. m. 4602. THE SACKS IN THE OFFICE, YOU SLIPPED THE9U6HB9/ PICKED'EM UPf AS Phone S76S. SLIP COVERS msde to order. excellent working conditions. Phone 2-3102. home. No obligation. A FEW IN YOUR POCKET/ SURE AS YOUR NAME SPECIAL OF SPECIALS Priced according to style. Phone Please state experience. Box A. A—Lr-B—E^-R—T—•—S WANTED— 5 or 6 room house In Suhurlian for Sale . 75 Main Store—Waterbury good condition, with some land IS DUKE DEVOE! Pcraonala At A Giveaway Price of $59.6 2-1186. JOHNSON Outboard motors and 2 1948 HARLEY-DAVIDSON VETERANS—Prepare yourself In Dolphin aluminum boats. Capitol Hartford, New Haven. Merldea to 5 acres, In Bolton or nearby COVENTRY —7 acres, 5 rooms, OTRL TO DO general office work MOTORCYCLE your spar* ripte for a bettqr Job Equipment Co., 38 Main. Tel. OPEN ANY EVE. BY suburb. No agentt please. Please Improvements, barn, poultry and act as cashier. Write Box J. Florista— Nuraeriea 15 with greater earnings. 400 courses 7958. ______APPOINTMENT gfve all particulars. Send all re­ house, brook, $o,800; South street, leaded with extras and beauti- to choose from, and without any acres, 5 rooms. Improvements! Herald.______GLADIOLI, Week-end special, 75c BENSON’S August furniture sale. plies to Box E, Herald. 6 ftil. cost to you under the G. I. Bill. 14-FOOT V bottom outboard per dozen. Mrs. Betty Locke, 564 Deluxe play pens, 1.12.95; full $6,500; many other suburban T-iKARN TO DRIVE very flrrt le«- Write for catalogue. Intematlon, motor, boat and special trailer. WANTED— Five or 6 rooms Hurry To Bush Hill Road. PJione 4394. panel maple crib, $19JNI; Reg. farms and homes up to 300 acres,' ■on. 60 pm minute*, no travel al Correspondence Schools, H. F. Good condition. Easy to handle, ' Adults] Best of references. Phone terms arranged. Welles Agency, ♦iwi« chared. You learn rapidly, $146. John Chamberlain. 2-2972. $14.95 crib mattress,' 110.95; 4897 after 5:30. DeCORMIER MOTOR Manlon, representative. 607 Main child's tricycle, $6.95; $22.50 pad­ Coventry. Tel.: Coventry 7-6872 we don’t try to prolong Instruc- R o o fin g 1 «A atreet., Hartford, Conn. or 7-6715. ttom^uong lilt of eatlafled gradu­ SALES, Inc. ded high chairs, $15.95. Benson’s WANTED— 2, 3 or 4 room unfurn a t e furnished on request. Man- ROOFING. Specializing in repair­ WANTED Sophomore or Junior Diamonds— Watchc Furniture and Appliances, 713 ished apartment. Middle-aged cou /bhester Driving Academy. Tel. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 Main street. pie, no children. Write Box F, Reg. L'. S. Fat. I Manchester ing roofs of all kinds. Also new high school boy for part rime • Jew eiry 48 W anted—Real Estate 77 / 4282. roofs. Gutter work, chimneys work after school and Saturday, Herald. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ BENSON'S August Furniture aale. BONA-FIDE .buyers waiting for, h a k e s 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe tudor cleaned and repaired. 26 years bf must be a responsible and present­ BUC‘1 BUNNY Bum's AND HER BUDDIES The Last Straw •at.i Sewing Uachlnea pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Innerspring mattress, $34.50 GOING INTO Business In Man 3 bedroom homes, old and new, FUNNY BUSINfiSS BY HERSHBERGER .^■•paired or clectrUed. Reasonable low as $42.!iO monthly. 1947 CTiev- experience. Free estimates. Call able person. Apply In person to grade now $24.50. $49.50 grade Chester. Will pay up to $125 per MRS. . \ 1 vaWN. 46R. IM MV Veo2\,S,F,\085 wax CI9 rolet fleetline four-door, 1947 Rainbow Cleaners, Harrison Reasonable prices. Open daily, moderately priced; two-family or ; / t h s r b 'S t h a t X DIME FOR A SAUCSIt O' KCff \ R850V6 '^ t e a . Work guaranteed. Day Howley. Manchester 5361. now $39.50. Twin or full alze. month for -room home and ga /WIL<, a u V 'N O R ? CAVVt OSiW lO 1POCV4W- \ R RWOTATtObi TOR WOVD\»41 VA(SS0S|GV\t3CKV.l.-l0U(S84 TOtm AMVTtHtV^ TTtOM T\» AVCtV motor, 32 miles to gallon. |65 WE SPECIALIZE in rooflng and street. Phone 2-4387. v.\evx.o Furniture A Appliance, 713 Main Real Estate Service. 5447. THIS TlSSt I'/A V ART. r ~ ~ ^ ----- vf— TM.R006V4 A»0 - THE PROSPECT HIU achool for down. Douglas Motor Sales. 333 aiding. Highest quality materials SCHOOL Teacher desires 3 of GONMA FOX (s'Svni Salesmen Wanted 36A street. OOT ■■■ ------I I ISII TVkT; Toung Children will reopen Mon­ Main street. Workmanship guaranteed. A. A 4 9A room apartment or flat in Man CONSIDERING SELUNG HIM/ Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn street Fuel and Feed day, September 11. Monday YOUNG MAN wanted, personable, Chester or vicinity. No quarter at YOUR PROPERTY ? through Friday, 9:00-11:30. DODGE 1939 4-door sedan. Good Phone 48M. dependable, with experience In SEASONED Hardwood for fire­ COOLERATOR in good condition. present time. Write L. A. Spencer Without obligation to you, we Transportation furnished. Mra. mechanically. Motor has Just been place, furnace and range. Imme­ FEATURING Guaranteed roofs shoe selling; assist in boys' wear Reasonable. Call 8341. 38 Grlnnell street, Greenfield will appraise or make you a cash Tybur, Director. Phone 4267. reconditioned. If you are looking diate delivery. B. J. Begin. Phone and expert repairs aa well department. Excellent salary. Ap­ Mass. offer for property. See us before for a good economical car, make Glastonbury 3-2933. ANTIQUES, Fine china, a few BALLARDS Driving School, Man- It a point to see this one at Balch gutter and conductor work. Try ply Tots 'N Teens, 956 Main oil paintings and figurines, always you sell. ALL LANDLORDS Phone 7728 Or 6273 eherter's oldest AA-A. trained Pontiac, Inc., 155 Center street your "Local Roofer.” Call Cough street. a good selection. The Art Shop, 72 BRAE-BURN REALTY and certified instructor. A A A . Manchester. Tel. 2-4545. lin 7707. Garden— Farm—Dairy Bissell. Phone 2-1389. lis t with us for free rental sen' C type dual controlled cara Day or Help Wanted— Male Products 60 Ice. Desirable tenants waiting for FOR QUICK courteous,, efficient aranlng appointments. 2-224S, 1947 STUDEBAKER H-ton pick­ 6 FT. KELVIN ATOR refrigerator.' Manchester and nearby areas. up. Very clean. Call 5500 after Heating— Ptambing IV O r Fem ale 87 in excellent condition. Full size service, call Suburban Realty Co., NURSERY Day School, hEAL ESTATE BUREAU Realtors, 49 Perkins street. Tel. 4:80 p. m. PLUMBING And Hearing, special­ DISHWASHER Wanted, nights. NATIVE TOMATOES. 2 pounds iron bed and complete with inner- o bald at Center Congregational 25c. 57 Florence street. spring mattress, 3 dressers, two 42 Asylum St..Hartford 6-7391 8215. , aliureh, will resume September izing In repalrz, remodeling, cop­ Good pay. Apply Cavey’s, 45 6 glass front bookcases, 6 pairs of T il 9 P. M. ALL w a GOT la I DON'T : .. I'M ALWAYS M/4PPV. Quick Thinking vndsr ths direction of Mrs. Schlm- A n to Ai per water piping, new conatnic- East Center street. WANTED —5 room rent or flat, ALLEY ou t* rion, earimatea ^van, rime pay .Quaker lace curtains, large as­ family of four, boy 10 and girl 7. t h is d o l l a r / LBT IT TO MAKE CHAN4S.' Plion* 2-1624. T t r w NATIVE TOMATOES for sale. In- RENT Wanted. Young refined manta arranged. Edward Johnaon. sortment of bousghold equipment couple, 3 months old baby, would Reward $25. Please contact Man­ y quire 195 Spruce street. and knick-knacks. Apply David­ 0 Ie aANTBD-rTwo n riders, In vicinity REBUILT Motors InsUlled. Wards Phona 6979 or 5044. . ATTENTION like 3,'4 unfurnished rooms. Rea­ ager Endicott-Johnson Shoe a( Pine Acras Terrace to Stale can supply your rebuilt motor son. third house east side of Bolton sonable rent, $35 to $40 month Store, 950 pialn. YlJlJBi OKPEKS EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat­ Office Bldg. Hours 8 a. m. to 4 needs with a motor rebuilt Just Experienced home demopstra NATIVE POTATOES. 279 Keeney Lake, or phone Manchester 2- Please help. Call 2-2529. 4 » T 5 H IP 5 ing. Plugged drains machine 0794. Fe»R_ p . m . Tcl. 2-0744 like new. Cylinders are rebored tors. A limited number o ^ e a le r- street. Phone 8865. CAESAR and honed. Crankahafts and cam­ cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 803 shipe open for local territories. Legal Notices shafts are precision ground and Oakland atreet. Phone 6497. Sell the famous Tuppey line. Ex­ BLACKBERRIES. Pick your own. Farms and Land for Sale 71 AntomobtlM For Sal* 1948 GAS RANGE, visuallts oven, AT A COURT OF PROBATE hfld all other parts are reflnlshed Just OIL BURNER aervtca and repairs. cellent esmlngs onVcommisslon Bring containers. A. R. Talcott, ■t Manchester. within and for the bases. Protected tetxntory Route 30, Vernon. Phone Rock­ top broiler. 375 Bldwell street. TOLLAND County —Exceptional Dlatrlrt of Mancheater. on the 15th '^unmCHT CASH nneea paid for like new. You get a new motor .Vll makes oil burners and turn buys on dairy and poultry farms, guarantee. 90 days or 4,000 miles ville 23J3. day of August. A.D. 1950. j 1987 to 1950 used cars. In good aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9976. Write Or Wire ^ o r Information HONEY MAPLE colonial double with or without stock and equip­ rcBCnt, JOH.V J. WALLETT, Judge. (' siren eondltion. Douglas Motor on all motors Installed by us. 'bed, coll spring, inner spring mat­ ment, to acres, see us before Estate of Harry E. Flagg, late of nearly any make and model avail TOMATOES. 50c 16-quart basket. 6 200 : 833 Main street HOSTESS DIVISION tress. Like new. 24C West Center. you buy. Listings needed. Welles Manchester, in said District, deceased able. Call 5161 and aak for BIU Moving— Tracking- Furnish own baskets. A. W. Dut­ On motion of Mildred E. Flagg of Agency. Coventry. Tel. Coventry tjto89 DODGE sedan, 1939 Pontiac Johnson. You can buy these on S to ra g e 26 TT^ER CORP. ton, Ash Swamp Road, Glaston­ said Manchester, executrix. bury, near Diamond Lake. 7-6872 or 7-6715. , ORDERED: That six month! from ■sdaa. 1969 Pontiac sedan, 1937 our time payment plan. Mont­ Fafflumsrille. Mass. Machinery and Toola 53 LOCAL, General light trucking. the 15th (.ay of August, A.D. 1*50. be ‘I had a plumber rapair ft!" Chevrolet two-door, 1937 Oldsmo- gomery Ward. and the name are limited and allowed bile 2-door. Cole Motors. 4164. Cellars cleaned, ashes removed, TWO Cherry-Burrell stainless Household Goods 51 steel pasteurizers complete with Houses (or Sale 73 for the creditors within which to bring CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER odd Jobs done. Sand, loam, gravel, In their claims against said eatute, and SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH foN T IA C 1940 6 oyl. black 4-door W anted A n t fill for sale. Call Manchester 2- recording thermometers, 1 Cher- MANCHESTER—Now vacant and the aald executrix Is directed to give FRECKLES AND HIS FKIEND8 Situations Wanted— OIL BURNING water heater, 50- ry-Burrell holding tank with re •edan. Radio Heater, allp covers. Motorcycles 12 1678. gallon oil drum. fa\icet and stand. newly redecorated, 6 room house public notice to the credltori to bring ' A reliable ear, cheap to run. Balch M ale 89 frlgerator coil, 1 Cherry-Burrell In their clatme within laid time allow­ ^ 3-B -B ur--- Go ahead/ I DONTcape , , Reaaonable. Al.so Hod-A-Day with 3 bedrooms, centrally locat­ ed by publlahlng a copy of this order DOCTOR’S coders/ IF 1 WAS FAK-y Nor l^mtlac, Inc., 155 Center street MANCHESTER »'ackaga Delivery. -Work as clerk in pasteurizer with heating coil. ed, ° in quiet neighborhood. Rea­ Local light trucking and packai W A N T ro- water heater. Call 2-2592. In aome newspaper h(.vlng a circulation Manchester, Tel. 2-4545. WANTED Hardwsre store. Call Vincent National homogenlzer, 1 C.P. 6 sonably priced. Telephone Man­ in said probae district, within ten delivery. Refrlgeratorf?' wasl«rs row soaker type bottle washer, 1 days from the date of thla order, an —Hiow mileage. enlng zclsaora Frank Dion, 2 Fresh frozen turkeys; 14 to 25 Escoit Agency, exclusive agents, BULL OP 1H’ naPER SOME ’ OOR ROTELBILL ,OOT A L L 2HGMT [ W VYAITINO, i linoleum, asphalt rile counter. 1089. chettsr. In’ tS d District. dscesHd. VUOODSffEMT EV/EM IF ME t Ridgewood street Tel. 7779. pounds. Schauh’s Turkey Farm, Room Witkont Board 69 366 High aUeet West. Telephone The Mancheater Trust Company. *d- OP w GUVS Fixer? VNiTKTHE MAODR’SI ' BUT VIE'DONT KMOW^ 1947 BUICK SEDANETTE Expert workmanship, free aatl- NOUnO«SET UP-TVr REAL TICKET A(ARA4AUADG VIHETHe R HE'S LASSO- DOES WALK IM MODEL 76S—Clean. 188 Hlllstown road. Phone 4678. 7 CU. FT. Westlnghouse refrigera­ 8683 or 3-M09. mlnlatratoz d.b.n., c.ta., having ex- mates. Open evenings. ' Jones' MATTRESS. Tour old mattreaseal PLEASANT Room With hegt (or blbltail its interim admlnlitrallon TKTICKKTG » HOR.'SATUREto!/ ABOUT TRVlJ^ IMS OUR b a n k r o l l ' vOrrvA n o t h in g tor, also j a s range. Both prac­ ANPsuNnayqt> 1#47 CHEVROLET CONV. Furniture, Oak atreet. Phone sterilized and remade like new. working couple, or : two Jentle- MANCHESTER—Investment loca­ count with told estate to thU Court T O 6 B X “ .OR PERFECUMG M ORE TRAM 2-1041. QMl Jones Furniture and Floor] Wauteff— Feu— Poultry- tically new. Call 4748 after 6. men. Near bus. Five minutes to tion. 7 rooms, sunporch. Rara tor allowance. It la. MEYERS LAICE BACK ‘ PHOSPHORESCEMfT, ROAD M A P CO¥PE ORDERIW: That the Uth day of n w H fj’j Covering, 36 Oak. Tel. 3-1041: S ta c k 44 KELVINATOft Refrigerator, fi!? Depot Square. 116 North School chance for professional or family CROOK! TACK NOO VlOMTi U M E S IN 1^41 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE SEWBfG MACHINE repalrlnj street. Phone 6398. man. Madeline Smith, Realtor. ’^ptember. 1*60. at ten o'clock, fore-r .(M- ALREATy/ X . G T E P O M , ----- HIS, electrification, conversion to mi cu. ft.- Very good running condl- noon, at the Probata Offleo ta tha WANTED—Cows, calves and beet 2-1643 or 4679. Municipal Building In said Manahtoter, CAM MEAR.Trtel IM TME. I em Cabinets, expert workmah- tlosi. Phone 5918 or 78 Walker GORMAN MOTOR SALES B u s I i i c m Opportonltl— 82 tattle, also horses. Wa pay the PLEASANT Furnished room with be anu' the aajna is sMlgnsd for a CUMK kiip. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple. street. . semi-private kitchenpriellages. 2|5 Main St. Phone 2-4571 top dollar. Plala Broa., 884 Bid- BUCKLAND. 13 rooms, one acre bearing on the allowance of said ,fcd- .CLANG/ k"^ ' Open Evenings Til 9 2-1575. SODA SHOP, Luncheonette and Couple or working gtrla pre(e*red. o f land, income 860 per month mlnlatratlon, account with said ( ^ t a patent medicines. Doing a good well atreet Phone 7405. and this Court dirocU that notice of • CU FT. Refrigerator. Inquire Phone 2-4438. with 6 rooms •vallabla for bujrer. W A S H T U H B S -V bualneas. Two blocks from Main After down payment Uva r*nt the-time and placa atoigned fora ald street. Ehccellent setup for two S82 West Center street NICELY Furnished room In pri­ hearing be given to oil peraon* known n S i i y i P t v T Artldco tor Solo 45 traa. OaU AniU White, 8274. to be inUresUd thoraln to appear and people. Price of $7,500 Includes b e a u t i f u l Zenith radio with vate home. Continuous hot water. ha heard tbsrsan by publishing a topy complete stock and fixtures. Fori ROYAL CORONA portabla. Smith record player attachment, com­ For gentleman. 316 Spruea strsat FOLEY 8TIUCET — Two-famUy of thU order in eema newspaper hav­ *49 M ercury 6 Passenger Q ub Coupe further details contact, Robert J. Corona Standard tjrpewrtUr and plete with records. Phorm 2-3083. house, two car garage, large lot, ing a clrculaUon in a^d p i* :^ ,L .r t Smith, Inc., 953 Main street. | adding machlnea. Usee machlnsa being sold to settle.estate. Excel­ least five days before tha day Of. told Black.' Radio, Heater, OverdriTe. White Wall Tires, Phone 3450. ■old or rented. Repairs on all S CU. r r . Servel gas rsfrlgermtor. FURNISHED ROOM (or genUs- lent terms. Call Anita White, hearing, and by malUng in a Single owner, low mileage. PRICED LOW FOR A msm. Phoha (865. ed Uttar on or before August 3L 2860, maksa. MarloWa. In skcellent ooiHlirion, $60. Call 8374. a copy of this oruiar to Inn* Harilaon, QUALITY CAR IN THIS BIARKET. Help WsBUd— Fesulo 85 gH)60T after T aa Myrth* atreet, Manehaeter, Coen., BOLTON Building atone and Sag- „ ^ i t B i 6Bts. Plata, CAPE OOD. 4 rooms, fine condl- lllldrad J. West, 7* Pitkin etrtot, 1949 PACKARD CtUB SEDAN stone. A-1 loam, also rock drUling n e w rURNITURB tioa. Spec* for two more. Oarage, Manebastar, Conn.; A DazUr John­ A CHEERFUL, Capable girt or ______TWBI 6RU ______• i son. 848 Culver, Road, Rocheater, N. Back— Very Choice;...... and blasting. Bolton Notch Quar­ RANGES large lot, near school, 810,600 $1895 young woman for general house, ry. Phone 3HM17. Stanley Patnode REPIUGERATOIUB Madalin* Smith. 3-1642-4672. T.: Florence Andereon, 1 Woodebaater work, livk In, Own room, modem CENTRALLY Located, large mod- Road, Wallaaley HUU. Maze.; Mauds AIm uoad mngM and rsfrlgara- Cdriaon. 168 Westland Avanua, ■ West hom^, pleasant surroundings. B001(CASES, Chesia. broakfaat am 4H-roo*a apartmant fftova, t h r e e BEDROOM home compIaU' t-lf Near biu line. FamUy of two tora. _ refrigerator, beat, hot water, ga­ Hartford. Conn.; Gartrude Kinaalla. sets, chairs, iti Aristo-Bllt ready CHAMBERS WAREHOUSE with oU heat, kutonmtie hot c-o A. J. Anderson. East Road. Orange, adults and two school aga girls rage. Rasppnalble adult couple ^ ,QjOOKIN6 to decorate, unpainted furniture. SALES water, combination storm win­ mms. _ Refercncas. I'hons 2-9413. Also- good used furniture. The At The Groan , ^ only* Raferencea required. Writ* dows and screona, Bandhc and ' JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. a-ia xJW.wiLtiAMs, iM ONTN6 Woodshed, 11 Main street Opan • to 5 ,7 iSO P. M. to S:S0 P . It. BoK T, Herald. . stove. Oh woodsd lot near achools, DOOMED MEN= .WANTED—Girt for general laun­ THE gtoagregs ■miaRiMBiMisRinif storea tranaportation. Im m ^ - -m aPMQM 9129 dry work. Apply in penon. Maple PINEflT E ffET. aummar atyla un. SMALL f ARM Houae. ItaaaotiaMs! Dry d esea rj and Launderars. 73 Raaaonalde. CaU.fiTU or Uiddta aged man and. wife pre- aU occupancy. Pric* M!,080.'41 OSHKOSH Wardroha trunk in Iputh Altoa strasL ^ Read Heimki Advf. M»|UatrM8 good tvMxiiMMi sea ^ can ikia. «em4L WMte Bob a BemUL m '1 / X /

flODAY. TlMWdBtlMr jBattrlfggter g pwtttg Ifrralfi Avetage Daily Net Press Ron rarawMl at V. B. Waatoar B « a r a rer Ike Meath a t Ju ly . IM # m Itov. O. H. tolekaon, who la su- MNMiAgHikla ol parlntandsBt of the Chlldren'a wttFBi* Mwa glMworg{ tonight. lAboutTown Homs la CromwoU, Conn., will oq-> To Practice Here Luther League 9,723 fM ottz dgsdsTf lawaol M i r *4| ta- eupy the pulpit of the Covenant- V e< Uw AwOt HotfoWt bh gortljr cigv^a i m U. HalfWMa, puter ie<< th» OovHUuitOaiicngatlonsl Ocngragational church ca Spruce Outing Here M anehe§§tr^A CUy mf VUlag^ Charm wlM la apandliic a part of street Sunday morning at 10 College and Career ▼acatlon in Providence, R. I., o’clock, in the absence df the pastor. Rev. Carl M. Melgeraon. been attending aeaaiona of the M) MANCHESTER, CONNn SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1956 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS Miaslon In Kentucky. En Superintendent ICrickson will have District Gathering to Be VOL. L X IX , NO. 271 he vlaited piacce of interest, with him talent from the home who a1ll participate in the serv­ Held at Memorial Casuals ortnf through the Shenandoah __ ^ ■ \ V ^ ' ■ and SkyUne Drive. ice. Field on Sunday Teu’ra an draaaad up-^tn a eagual way, of courao—for career k ' i or elaaareom thla r ill In dreaaea with a soft approach. Un- ^ fr . and M n, T. Lincoln Pear- Rev. Cart E. Olson, pastor of deratatod . . . wntot . . . with teuchea of velvet, the nim Emanuel Lutheran church, will Sunday afternoon, August 90 aY •OB of Cheater Drive have returned two o'clock, tha Hartford District of your favorite elan . . . and aU of thia on warm, wlnnln* after spending two weeks at Kel- leave Sunday afternoon for Colgate wool Jeraeya, Rayon and Wool and Oabardtnea, University, Hamilton. N.Y., where Luther League of the Auguatana M|r Point, Westbrook. Lutheran church, will hold Its an­ I------he will spend three days directing a briefing conference for pastors nual outing at Memorial Field, Retreat on 2 Fronts, Eases Taegn Threat nchester Chapter, No. 17, and youth leaders who are partici­ thia town. About 200 young peopla abled American Veterans, and are expected and will be entertain­ pating In a church-wide emphasis ed by the Luther League of Em an will have a Joint outing on youth, called "Spotlight on 1.98 to $jy .9 8 evening at d:30, at Lakeside. uel Lutheran church. Youth.” Participating from New i 4 Columbia lake, and all D. A. V. A Boftball game, voUeyball and England in addition to Mr. bison, Boeead Floor Maryland Man Recaivaa Welcome Armor Move* Up In Korea and Auxiliary members are urged are Rev. Raymond Hedberg, of relays with prims will be the Reach Accord Greetinga in 2 Language* to attend. The committee has New Britain, and Rev. Eugene Lar­ lineup of events for the afternoon. South Koreans Make pnpared a fine program with son, Dorchester, Mass. * In the evening a vesper sarvioe games, refreshments and a good will be conducted with Rev. Hagerstown, Ind., Aug. 16. Simulated Pearl In Two-Monlh —(4>>—Robert Vldonl, 20, has UBie for all. The Training committee of the Charles Bergstrom, president of V the New England Conference Jrfst received a letter indicat­ Manchester Girl Scout Council will ing there'! a great demand for The ceremony uniting in mar­ hold a meeting tonight at eight Luther League, In charge. Paper Walkout riage Miss Helen T. Pescik and Dr. Robert S. Kenooa AU Leaguera are to bring box his services. o'clock at the home of Mrs. Herb­ Necklaces The letter la from a coiuin A Sui*prise Landing IMmund Piela will take place to­ ert McKinney on Adelaide road. lunchea and tea cream and aoda morrow morning at 10 o'clock In wui be aold. bi one, two, three, (our and flva in Italy who aaya Vldonl has Dr. Robert S. Kennon has open­ Agreement Announced been ordered to report for Bt. Jam es's church. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roger Loueka, general chairman ed his office at 868 Main atreet, in of the outing wlU be aastated by ftranda and eheker eollara. Between Guild Lead­ duty with the Italian Army. Schieldge, their daughter, Lois, the Marlow building, for the prac. Douglas Nelson, Donald Anderaon, When he waa alx months old ‘ klembers of Sunset Oouncit No. and son, Raymond, of Los Angeles, tice of general dentistry. Doris Gunsten, Elsie Anderaon and er* and World Tele­ Vldonl waa brought to the 48, Daughters of Pochontas are re­ California, are here for a visit United States by his Immi­ Near RM-Held Seoul minded that the regular meeting Warren Johnson. All Leaguers adth Mr. Schieldge’a mother, Mrs. Dr. Kennon received his D.M.D. Emanuel church are urged to at^ gram-Sun Publiehera grant parents. llonday night will be called at Margaret J. Schieldge, of 12.1 Ben­ degree with honors from Tufts Col­ tend. ' Tf80 in Tinker hall so that the Fine Tax A few days ago his Hagers­ ton street, and other relatives in town Draft Board notifled him Alliril Troops Drive Foe planned card party may start this town and New Britain. lege Dental School In Boston. Now York, Aug. 19—{/Pt—Th« promptly at 8:15. The public is While, at Tufts, .Dr. Kennon wss two-month strike of the CIO | he has been classified lA —U. Back 2 V2 Miles on cordially Invited to the setback 8. style. George* Warns Taxes elected to the Nations! Honorary New Jewelry ...x+w- American N e w s p a p e r Guild i party, proceeds of which will go tH E OFFICU OP Taegu Front; Enemy into the benefit fund. . Personal Shower Dental Society, Omlcton Kappa agalnat the New York World-Tele­ Upailon. Prior to dental achool Dr. DR. I. GERSHANOFF gram and Bun waa tentatively set­ Appears to Have Giv­ *iThe Manchester Fire Depart Kennon graduated ftpm the tled today. W ill Set Record High For Bride-Fleet George wCshlngton Unlveralty In OPTOMETRIST An agreement covering *'all la- Congress Tiff en Up Changnyong dient will parade In Warehouse aues” waa hammered out In a 15- Point tomorrow night. Members Washington, D. C„ and attended IS BACK It) REGULAR Starjules Bridgehead;. Watch A personal shower was given hour, all-night bargaining aession alfe requested to meet at the flre- Harvard University School o# Pub­ ^SCHEDULE \ with the help of Federal Media­ Unance 1 Subject B^se at 6:15. Wednesday evening by Mias Shir­ lic Health. la Barriaga — Brooches Delay Threat Red Build-up in Qiinju EXAMINATION OF tor!. Predict* Increase of i J ley Petrie of SO Hyde street, in UH e aerved over four years with \Neekla0es — Bracelets Guild delegata«.tald they would . Area Near M a s a n honor of Miss Katharine Williams, the U. 8. Navy and attained the E Y E S B Y recommend the settlement to the Twelve Billion from Ne>^\jran oolorr. Gold and ail- 400 Btrlkera, but said the terms To Funds Bill r . S. Hght tanks mounted on railway flat cars move over a liaduct thrnuah a South Korean town on Of Long Probe daughter of Mr/ and Mrs. Foster rank of Lieutenant Commander. APPOINTMENT ONLY their wny to the front. The badly-needed armor will be a welronM sight to allied troop* battling agalnA H. Williams, of 53 Fairview street. •nr flniah. wlU not ba releaaed until the mem­ Second Installment Ry The Ansociated Proas Dt. Kennon waa associated wlth^ aumerically superior enemy equipment. (.AP Wire photo). ___ Johnson Yellow and green decorations the Boston Dispensary, the T EL. 6030 bership votes oh acceptance Tues­ The thtoat to Taegu, stra­ and multi-colored gladioli adorned Forsythe Children’s Clinic sn(J./the 915 MAIN STREET day night Veteran Lawmaker* of Weshlngton, Aug. 16—(/T)—The By Mexicans tegic United Nations rail And the rumpus room In which the sur­ George White chlldren'a dimtal The long meeting broke up at 4 nation can expect Federal taxes a.m. (e. a. t.) with amlles and Senate, Hou*e Oa*h center, was egsed today as prise shower was held, with about clinic in Boston. $X"00 each Cliaiige View next year to reach a record high, 25 guests present. Dainty re­ handshakaa. With Violent Word* Japan’s White Paper New York Radar Expert North Korean Communists Anderson freshments were served by the e Awnit Tuesday Vote near $50,000,000,000 — an overall retreated on two fronts hostess. "I am very happy that both increase of about $12,000,000,000, Siifveycd for Three sides have reach^ an agreement On Finance Measure On Discharges north and southwest of tha PAINTING AND Miss Williams will marry Nor­ LONELY P^PLE Senator George (D. Ga.) says. we can live under,” the World- Assures Nip Backing George, whose position as chair­ Weeks before Given city. Red resistance was dfl- DECORATING man A. Boulais, son of Mrs. (Lillian ,We do not pare how old you Waahlngten. Aug. 19.-~UP)— Boulaia, of 681 Hartford road, Sep­ Telegram’a Managing Editor and man of the Senate Finance com- scribed as light or. mb^trato are. Meet obw friends. Join one of the negotlatora, B. O. Mc- Claahlng peraonallUes, gumming From Service Into Cjjstody of U. S. ^terior and Exterior Work tember 16 at St. James's church. mittea makea him an authority, . ^l.■ but a spokesman at GeOisriJ the GET AOt)UAINTBD CLUB. Anney, said. said Congress will take up to Jan ­ up the ponderous machinery of )/P) MacArthur’a headquartera warn­ iS25 Highland S t TeL «!<12 No minora. For Infonnstlon Thomaa J . Murphy, Executive Congress, threatened today to de­ Of U. N. Korea Effort uary a "second Installment’’ tax Laredo, Tex., Aug. 19 — — call Mfw Barnes, 40 Church Vice President of the Guild Local, Martin SobrII, eighth American ed that the Reds had three to flva lay for a long while agreement Senator* Bark Track on bill, to collect about $7,000,000,000 divtilona, poeelbly 50,000 men atill 320 Oak S t TeL 6914 Street, Hertford. Tel. 7-4852 said the atrlke will continue with more revenue to help pay for the charged with giving defense se­ Men o r The New Fall Handbags picket lines, and the paper wilt between the Senate and House on poaed north of Taegu, abandoned funds to nm the government thia Tokyo, Aug. 19—(>P)—The Ja p -t ing area for the U. N. Korean af- Enlisted Men Having fighting In Korea and to holster crets to Russia, awcated out re­ LO V itL make no effort to reopen Its plant aneae government today issued a fort. this week ■■ the *ouUi Korean \ Top handle Pouch etylee handbags In FaiUe, Cordette. year. the nation's defenaea. provialonal capital. South Methodist Church 'A pending the Tuesday vote. 3,800-word "white paper" placing I The lengthy white paper did net | Over 3 Dependent*; moval to New York In the Webb *■1 i McAnney said It would take two Ttep. Clarence Cannon, 71-year- He told newsmen yesterday the County Jail here today after hla South Koreans made a surpriaa COViL'g PlaaUc Calf and New Velvets. Many with zipper cora- old Miaaourl Democrat who heads Nippon squarely behind the Uni­ ; specifically state how Japan pro- - Would l/0«e Too Many second bill will Include en excess Have Planned A Picnic or three days after a final aettle- posed to sssist but said. | arrest In Mexico. landing—the flret Allied action of JABY ------!! partmenU. the House Appropriations com­ ted Nations In the Korean war as profits tax on corporations, affec­ Mexican secret police turned 8o- ment to begin publishing again. 'a measure for our own self de­ I "To cooperate with the democ- j Ite kind In the war—on Tokchock The bargaining session was the mittee, waa involved separately Washington. Aug. 19 — (fln — tive. Januarv 1, 1951, to yield be­ bell over to the F B I In a hush-hush leland. 85 milea aouthweat of For Men on August 26 with two senators In heated word fense." I racles and assist in strengthening | tween $4,000,000,000 and $6,000,- last of an almont continuoua series Faced by possible loss of 35,000 border meeting hers early yester­ Inchon, port of Seoul. A Navy It's COOL battles that augured no good for It waa the government's first I their unity ehould be considered ae ; 000,000 a year. day. He was held for $100,0()0 bond They win leave the cMireb at that aUrtod aariy in the week un­ nothing less than' a measure of our ■pokeaman aald 'Tiakehock may der urginga of Fedaral Mediator final action on the 834,000,000,- formal atatemant of policy since seasoned sergeants and corporals. Tha $7,000,000,000 measure will by U. B. Commissioner Frank Y. the outbreak of hostilities and i own aelf defense.” have been a Red cefiter for water­ INSIDE IslS P, M. A ban game and Waltar A. Maggiolo. 000 aingle-package appropriation Senators backtracked today on a be piled on top of the $5,000,000,- Hill. borne relnforCemente. I ti I; and bill. It carries the vaat bulk of agreed with past stetemente of ' The paper also placed Japan to decision to direct the armed forces 000 tax Increase approved unanl- ether sports have beea plaaned. each “Have to Compromise” Bobell, 33-year-old New York In the critical area north of M l CONDITIONED funds to support the government political and industrial leadera. ' ------to discharge all enlisted person­ moualy by the Senate Finance radar expert of Ruaalan descent, "The strike has gone too far for Taegu. U. S. and Korean troop* U yea have a aC^ of horse ahiws AWNINGS. FLAGS. either side to win a clear-cut vle- this year. Japan la the major forward stag- ’ (Oontlmied on Page Four) nel with more than three depen­ committee Thursday. Both Senate fled to Mexico when the F B I began Plus Tax. drove the tnemy back. tSwaiA.. please Aoaate them. Sapper ts BEACH «nd LAWN iory," he said at tha time. "There Lined up on the other aide 'ware dents. and Houae are expected to okay ■alatog auaineto in ftw K mub K e ^ t h D. M cK elto Such- m prowiaien waa mad* part thv pefMBpg ttw btlla F kcho apy ring. A ’ Maxicaa gov- KumVr^h*. Their boitsterattack plaaaed. RBeervattoae are aecea will have to he a oomproBlae.” bin. UMBRELLAS The Guild walked out June IS n e ^ Tehneseee Democrat who of tbs bill to allow monthly sup­ would boost the annual tax take erntoiMit apokaaman aaUI to Maaioo against kuga Red foroaa that PHARMACY aaiF. Call the Choreh efflee or Manchester Aiyning and i after fWUng to win the eqntraet It heads tha Benata Apprmriatlona B b ^ e s port paymsnte to ulvaa children far abova the 844,600.000,060 rec­ City laat night that officers of that threatened Taegu Ihliraday haa Blartta KelderHag, Admlseloa Canvas Products Co. QUINN'S wanted. The major issue waa a group, and 71-year-oId Pat Mc- and parents of enlisted personnel ord set In 1945, the last year of country inveatlgated Sobell for pushed the invaders back two afld , JiDepot^Sqoa^^ in the armed aervicea which the World War H. three weeks before arresting him. a half miles In three days of bittbr is 7S eeato. Phone 9-IOtl, ISO BaN^irt R4. atronger job security clause, with Carran, Nevada Democrat who PHARMACY an appropriations member and Senate Armed Services Committee To SaUafy Trimian FB I men here would not discuss fighting. Toiletries, Etc. (Oeattoned en Page Four) heads the Senate Judiciary com­ approved Thiiraday. Georgs haa held several recent dstalla of the arrest or his trans­ Fee 4)ulto BrldgahaMl About Calling Session Unlfonned officers of tha armed conferences with Secretary of the fer to this aide of the Rio Grande. mittee. The Reds also fell back to the Shout Behind Deere services quickly pointed out, how­ Treasury Snyder, and next year's Await Removal Papers ♦New Bobbi Pin Curl ...... § 1.25 Cannon and McKellar cUmaxed ever, ^ s t the provision might cost tax measure may conform with ad­ Sobell'a return to New York Changnyong sector aouthweat of Seek Gunmen the battle of Jhe veterans yester­ Bflttpred Shin Speech to State Legion them' as many as 25,000 aeaaoned ministration plans In many re­ awaits algntng of removal papers Taegu which hed been abandoned CANNING • Lilt Home Permanent Refill ...... $ 1.00 day with a shouting exchange be- I>awereu o i l i p Meeting Relate* Neeil non-commissioned officers already spects. * by U. 8. District Judge James V. thia week ■■ the povisional capital hmd closed doors where senators op duty — some of them In Korea. The Georgian said the bill prob­ Allred of Ck)rpua Chrlstl. of South Korea. U. s. Marinas and cuss A •Toni Home Permanent Refill ...... 51.00 In Murder and House members were trying clarifying Power* Secretoriea Would Decide ably would provide for: Bobel'a wife and two children Infantrymen advanced under the SCHOOL begins Sept. 6fh to reach an agreement on the riv- Nears Safety or *0 the Senate committee haa de­ 1. An excess profits levy on cor- are staying at a Laredo hotel. cover of artillery fire directed at w and • Revlon Lip Stick Kit ...... $ 1.00 For Your ers-harbors and flood control sec­ ‘ And Focu* Upon CD cided to revise Ita bill merely mak- poratlona with possibly a similar Mrs. Sobell visited him at the jail the enemy-held west bank of tha (MS tion of the huge bill. Ing It the "sense of Congress" yesterday, bringing him a clean • 5 Day Deodorant Pads ...... 55c Leader of Belgian Com­ DEEP FREEZE Convenience \ As the story sifted out to re­ Fire Still Smolder* in Hartford, Aug. 19.—(A^-/Gov. that men with more than three de­ (Gonitoned on Page Four) shirt and slacks, fruit ahd clga- (Oentinaed on Fngo Four) munist Party Slain on porters, McKeUar had presented a Chester Bowles all but annduBced pendents should not be Inducted rettea. Children'9 need Pay Your Electric • Coty New Shakti Deodorant...... Sl.OO compromise proposal for the Sena­ Hold of Freighter Hit today that he will call t^ Legis­ under the Draft Act If they can In New York, U. 8. Attorney Doorstep of His Home ■how their dependent families Irving H. Saypol said Sobell waa Shasta Shampoo Special ...... 79c tors. Cannon put it aside with a By 7 0 - Mile Winds lature Into a apacial acMlon to Supplies Of All Bills Here remark that it seemed to be the consider civil defense. might suffer hardship. Democrat Hits arrested at hla direction after a Honor Heroes Actual discharges for hardship ■ealed warrant was lasued here KALI-STEN-IKS •Coty Lily of the Valley Talcum ...... 65c Uege, Belgium, Aug. 19—UP) — work of the Corps of Army En­ He recently told p^wsmen he Julien Lahaut, head ol the Belgian gineers, which he has critlclxed Miami, Fla., Aug. 19— — A wss studying the np4d for such s of men already on duty who havt Aug. 3 by U. 8. Commlasloner Communist party, was shot to death In the past hurricane-battered rreighter, its session, but declined to ssy whs* more than three dependents— in­ Isolationism Edward W. McDonald. Of Korea War Kinds • Coty LHy of the Valley Cologne...... $1,00 "We have been Inveftlgatlng at hla home last night and tha McKellar, angered, waa reported forward holds atill smoldering the chances werp/'that one would cluding National Guardsmen and and ACROBAT to have loosed a tirade a t Cannon, be held. / Reserves—would be left up to Se­ Bobell for some time,” Saypol said. official party newspaper charged from a fire at sea, wallowed cretaries of the Army, Navy and ^Ichever way you prefer to save fruit and vege- banging his gavel for silence when Today, h o o v er. In s speech Cites Republican Vote Close Friend Of Reeenberg Two Distinguished Serv­ • Plus Tax today Pro-Leopoldlata were' re­ through 40-foot waves toward Wil­ Air Force or commanding officers. Sobell wsa described by an F B I tablea we have everything for your needs.. sponsible for the assaseinatlon. Cannon tried to reply. Some sena­ prepar^ fc^ th e final session of Green Stamps tors said they learned some new mington. N. C., today. Two Coast The Senate committee made one Record on Anti-Com­ spokesman as a close friend of ice Crosse* Are His wife was a witness to tha Guard cutters were escorting It the Stst^/American Legion con­ other change In the bill. Allow­ Julius Rosenberg and hla wife, ■5F killing. He was riddled by three words In the exchange. vention, .iMwlea emphasized again Given With No Agreement Reached to safety. ances would date from July 1— munist Legislation Given Posthumously PYREX bullets fired by one of two gunmen The 7,247-ton S. S. Russell R. that tl^ governor has sufficient shortly after the Korean war (OoutlBaed ou Page Two) ^ . The meeting broke up without powers "to enable- him to cope Cash Sales J W CORB who drove up to the Lahaut home agreement. No time waa set for a Jones,, first buffeted by a 70-mlle started—to cover all men called to Washington, Aug. 19 — OP) — ir. 8. Eighth Army Headquar­ WARE In a Liege suburb about 9:30 p. m. an hour winda from the fringe of fully/ with any emergency that duty since then or In service at new session. a r ^ s .” Democrats accepted foreign policy ters In Korea, Saturday, Aug. 19. CUPPER m am chistm Comm* Mra. Lahaut said -the men, ap­ Later McKellar told reporters a giant hurricane and then beset the time. ■a a major campaign Issue today —UP)—Diatlngulahed S e r v 1 c a Then he said that It was "im­ Figure Cost of Bills pearing about 20 years old, rang that Cannon "wante to talk all of by fire in its forward holds, and one of them moved to the of­ General Smith CroBsca have been awarded poet- SHOES the bell and aaked to apeak to her churned toward the mainland at a portant that they (the powers) ' Origlnaly the Administration fensive with a charge that Repub­ ' C L A D.. the time” and "haa on spirit of should be clarified and focused di­ BUggssted that the family allow­ humoualy to FIret Lieutenant Wil­ husband. cooperation or compromise.” scant five kfiots an hour. All crew­ lican leaders represent "a hard liam Hotchkiss, of Wisconsin and Fired Hiree Tbnee men were safe; there were no In­ rectly upon the problem of civil ances start Sept. 1 but that they core of Isolationism.” Cannon declined any comment defense" and added: be dated back to cover August. New ejA Head Sergeant First Class John P. Lit­ "I am Mr. Hendricks,” said one. on the tiff. juries. The Inter-party breach over the tle. of Jackson, Ky. The U. 8. Nayy ship K lein ^ lth " I t la Inwortant, also, that the The original administration re­ handling of International affans "I want to apeak to Mr. Lahaut.” That waa the aecond encounter Legislature^ be given a chance to quest would have cost an estlmat- Eighth Army Headquarters an­ Now Better / Lahaut, 66-year-old leader of of the week for the doughty Houaa was first to reach the bidming showed signs of widening as 13 Form^^ Ambassador to nounced the awards ti^ay. It also Prepared To Serve You a m e sit e d r iv e w a y s Approprtationa chairman. freighter after a dramaftc full Democrats and . 16 Rapubllcana announced award of other decora­ WESTOWN- ■peed mercy run thr^dgh aeaa (Oonttuned ou Pago Four) . (Ooutlaaed ou Page Four) joined In urging,,an all-out effort Rp6sia Picked to Run INSTALLED WITH A (Cotttlnned eu Page Four) ^ r lie r he had a brush with Mc- tions to 32 enlisted men and alx Carran whan another conference ■till mountalnoua in the/aftermath to reach the Ruialan people with officers. group waa studying Interior de­ of the hurricane. the message that the United ^elligence .Operation Lieutenant Hotchklaa lost hla No Major Dflitiage States wants to live in peace with Put your children’s MACHINE SPREADER partment appropriations. them. They made the suggestion life in the Kum river fighting. Ha McCarran said he went to that It reported the stricken freight­ Washington, Aug. 19—UP)—Wal­ aaaaulted four enemy machine- • ' . In a letter to President Truman. feet in our experi­ Work Guaranteed • Free Estimates • Terms Arranged meeting by mistake, thinking er’s lifeboats wer« knocked awry ter Bedell Smith, the American gtm neets, destroying all but one. P O t News Tidnils wrongly that he was a member of by the waves but the Ruaaell Jones Senator Sparkmqn (D-AIa) fir­ general who spent three yean -that particular conference group. showed no major damage from the News Flashes ed a campairo blast at the Repub- watching the Ruaaiana from the COQRINO enced hands, and Culled From OP) Wire* (Oouttoned oU Page Eight) THOMAS D. COLLA Tells CMmon Where to Oo beating it took. llcana to a Huntington, W, Va., U. 8. embaasy In Moscow, Is go­ The hurricane which had cre­ (Lute BuUeUne ■< tha UP) Wira) ■peech laat night, asserting that PIRPICriON ^ have them properly For the Beat in' Driveway Construction Call When Cannon demanded that what he called (lOP laolatlbnlam ing to be the new chief of the Cen­ After hopeful management McCarran leave the room, the ated havoc aboard the freighter, tral Intelligence Agency (CIA). MANCHESTER 2-9219 "remalna a constant threat to our fitted in our sturdy statement, mediators presa for sat* Nayada senator said he left, but bound for Loe Angeles from Nor­ wise policy In International coop­ The prtorirty job of that agency Hit New Plea tlement of five-day-old strike s4 only.after he hiad informed Can­ folk, Va., still had lost nona of Ita Slow Motion Qnadrni^ta eration.” Is to learn what the Soviets are shoes. 8,000 Packard wortcen In Detroit. non where he also could go. 140-miIe-an-hour punch but poaed Sydney, A i^ ralis, Aug. 19— (/P)— A third baby— another "Invltotiou to Rusato” up to now. REVERE WARE1 . . . ThrM-year-oId boy falls Into Some lawmsJeers feared the dla- no immediate threat to the main/ Announcement waa made laat A girl—arrived tonight in the slow-niotlon birth of quadruplet* Sparkman contended that a For Controb narrow well shaft ii) Fairmont, agreements, involving key person land. Houae vote defeating a Korean night that Smith, who waa United Minn., and la rescued after dqgen allUes, aeemed likely to make it At 4:30 a. m. fe.s.t.) today, the to Mr*, ^ tty Sara, English war bride. Doctor* at Bellingen economic aid bill laat January waa Statei ambeasador to Russia from Our new dclivary vehicle la available for aD your pre­ men dig feverishly for two hours- more difficult for the Senate and hurricane waa about 400 milea HoRpital believe the fourth win arrive soon. 'The Brat baby, a almoat a “direct Invitation to Rus­ February, 1946 to March, 1949, Seuator* Oppose ’Au­ Es Garden Hose scription and drug needs every day, aU day, 8 A. M. to . . . Women and dilMren ara evac­ House members to get together east of JackaonviUe, Fla. girl, and the second, • boy, were christened at the'hospital sia to begin her warlike action In would bnome director of the top uated from South Pacific RaUway on a bill which must be acted'up- The Miami Weather Bureau re­ Korea.” He aald only. 31 Republi­ political-military toUilIlgence unit thority to Curb Com? 10 P. Mn ineluding Sundays. on finally before Congress takes a ported at that time that the big thia afternoon but their name* were not revealed. late to September. And community, of Hackamore in Cali­ ♦ • • cans voted for the bill In January fornia as huge lereat Bre, driven vacation. blow had turned to a north north­ when It was defeated and that Long Wautod Smith -modity Speculation b e a t the (#i.lAVE:/^;‘o505 by west wind, biases through, 6000 Actually, all regular appropria- east course during the night and Two Killed In Plane Crash only 43 supported It In February, President Truman was reported town Sprinklers We eagry » large acres of virgin white pine Untber. Uons are supposed to be out of the picked up in ita forward speed to. Wauseon, O., Aug. 19— <^P)— ^Two Toledo men were killed after It waa revived and passed. to have long wanted Smith, with Washington, Aug. ' 1 » —(P )— Bernard M. Bameii, adviser to way by July 1, when the new fla- about 14 miles an hour. early today when their plane cnahed in a cornfield near Delta He said he could list 30 votes on his background as a aoldiar and President Truman’a appeal tor an­ variety of styles in presidents, is 80 years-eld today cal year starU. Cbngreaa rarely Ita elae and intensity remained An the Wanted shortage ^ fuel bill in northwestern Ohio. The State Highway Patrol post at ti-inflation controls witbMit "apP* . . . Self-ReaUsalion Fellowship in finishes the task by then, how­ (t'outiuaoS ou rago Two) (Coaitouad ou Pago Two) cial privilege” concessions or pcm)r Makea of Garden Hoae complete sizes and Los Angeles annouwito that Oaad- ever. (CeuttouMl ou Page Four) Perryaburg identifiad the victima as Charles C. Knowimn, 27, ar-whitUtog restrlcttona touohad U peace shrine, which %Plirc6ntain and hla brother, Theodore M. Knowlson, 22. off mixed reaction to dMigraaa to­ widths. ^ part of ashes of Mahatma Gandhi, a * 0 The Arm y and Napy R f e a C g g I I s Chaofp . . . A ii4 AlW ayt PlMtlfuK day. will be unveiled by Califocnla’a Senator Maybank (D-SO pre­ L t Gov. Goodwin J . I t o ^ t to cer­ Qvake Threatens Staaioede King of Egypt Will Wed W a can tbow you hew fo bwn H efficlenfly, JVo Objections Forthcoming Nairobi, Kenya, A f r i? Aug. 19—)—Volcanic eruptions dicted thara wiU be "no real epa- PICNIC emonies Sunday . . . White Houae clal privilege amendmexta” favor­ - a u b • can arn tm ly^ . and without dirt. makes another try ab .getting accompanied by flevere earth shocks that threaten to cause 16-Year Old Next Near ing any to w tr y or commodity to SUPPLIES union-management, peeee talks From Incarcerated Wife wild uephant atampedea were reported today in the remote tto boroa ftont moblUastlon bill started again to avoid poesIMe na- Chjrulu hills deep.in the heart of Kenya's J u n ^ country. Hiia Congress ftaaBy anacta. ^ i Y o « e«n'f btaf If! tlou-wide ndlieud strike. is In the 6,000-*qnare mile National Game Park, midway be­ OsauvUle, Franca, Aug. lS-^ BINGO threatened etrika tor .Canadian U|U, —iUk frail. IS-ysar-oM wifa told mant on tha aocond floor of a * * * aayaya tha portly young------ruler'ax- ...... man’s renewed plaa tor aut'" Tfca Dacfrlc Fwiece-Mes rooming heusa. pacts to inarty sultry IS-yaar-old would bo toarriad only in X ftr ~ ions U not callod oH by,|(«M ar.. city datagUvaa aba had.no objec­ Bridge CoDapfle* A t Milford BUI to autborlxe FadgMl Tha husband calmly admitted Narriman Sadak to Egypt aariy ' Asked whan Farouk would wad, AvIoaMtic ABthrocifa lumap tion a t all -to being held a pad­ tha press counselor rapllod "to t^ytaSaia^miawSai Every Saturday Night for read buUdtog, already cut at ba had botn kaaplng his wlfa Milford, Aug. 18—(/P)^The Maple street bride* Rcro** the ntxt jraor. Senator flandani (IfrVt) eaa U huMed IMMBMkmY. donvert to coel iww. locked priaoBf r by bar huaky young lockad up moat*of the Uma for tha Karim Thabat Pasha, kirst coun­ E$OTt aariy next year.'' urging of PreMdant Truman, faces Wepawang river, Milford, collapsed ahortly after S p.m. today Thera had bean eonaklarabla nouacad apaaial privtoS" A» lent «■ you Ive, yeullaever be terry! further economy fire before .hurtand. past throe weeks whila ha was at selor at the royal palacA in Cairo, CJLH 0 11SFS.SON when a hanvy trade, carrying 16 tons of gravel and sand, made tha atoaunqamaiit.para yes­ siMculation that Farouk and Nar­ maato aa etreag^r STARTING A T 8:15 SHARP oomee to Benste voto^Thuriday. Mra. Evalyn Oataa waa rslaaaad work. JS ,pBMwd Mur it. The track arrived aafely on the other side and terday whan raportars bww^t up riman might at this resort dty. man did In a laftar llk j W R faffxrw aw. Government reports that July was from her impriaeutoint yaoterday ”1 just got a Oftls auapicloua s t a m p s beet hewubnildtojgvtoonth to tia- by har.fatbac- and .offleoM aftar .wa*,abl6'to contfaus to th a 'g ^ of the New Milford High tha widaly dUeuaaad queawm.. w g GIVE OaXEN " Thahet PaBha aald^thare waa na (Onp i i t asj 20REGULA|{«AMES RSPEOALS G.E. Willis Vnd Son, Inc. they risKivad a padleek en'tbo out- haia Alfa Flva) ScMid, one Uodc away, at West River and West Main atrcetK T * a A W i | f . X B L . 8 1 2 6 ■ P ■