i. Tkt WMth« EIGHTEEN HanflTwbr Sttfnths Hfualt ; •« O. «. Wrnm . aain tMtfcitt aa ter at., who gave a moat interest. Cyrus A. MUler, 103 Adelaide .eroto 0* heavy at mg. and informative talk. Rd„ and .Milton E .Doebcner, 374 Gels Two Prizes loeroM taM-HflsIlea psa lMae Co- A bout Tow n Simimit St., have been named to .Member ef Ike Audit ■Ight mmI nM 5 asUsa pm >«aF aa« the dean's list for marks received For Weight Iayss, Lsr US r e l i n e B ureM H CIrealatlou goaty by eoriy 8etar«oy oisrahiy. Pvt. .Dominic A. Vsrizsl, son of luring the spring semester at the lUanchester—^A jCity o f Village Charni P. J. Verirsi. 33(^ Main St., is ivcrslty of Maine, Orono, Maine. LET US FILL YOUR scheduled to be sent tp,Europe Mrs. Imcile B Vincek, 28 Bunce from'Fort Riley, kan,. next month Ouekl speaker for the services Dr . of M an ch e^r Wates was top YOUR B R A K E S VOL. LXXIV, NO. 24« (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGlJSt 12, 1955 (CfhMNlfled Advarttoing an Paga IS) PRICE PIYE CENTS as parl^ of operation gyroscope, Siindayhji the Assemblies of God the Army's new unit rotation plan. weight lo,ser.,Wil‘ July and not Only Chapel, 2T4 Spruce St., at the recelved^-lfie sward for that He entered tjie Army last January. 10:1,6 a m. ahd 7 p.m., se.rvices will.111 1 ...... ; VAN'S SERVICE STATION be Edward xeuhaus of Hartfordrd. I mopHi: but the JIO prize for the / Helen Davidson Ixidge 98, Pa.slor KennethNjiisLaf.son aiid his hu, ^g;feateslcatest weight loss. Mrs. Ruth 11 Airmen Daughters of Scotia, will meet to­ wife will spend them vacation While of Broad Brook, was a < lo«e , CALLED FOR AND TEXACO G.\S, OIL. (;KK.\SE. AUTO ACCESSORI^IS Korean Shot Dead morrow night at 7.4.S at the Ma- the home of his p a in ts in J>dfes- j second. Both women reduced t,heirj d e l i v e r e d p r o m p t l y GENKRAL Al TO RKP.MRINO . sotiic Temple. All members are town. N. Y. Wilson .Milea^will be weight by 8\ pounds each in June,] AT NO EXTRA CHARGE urged to be present. in charge during his ab^^ce. I and were tied for first prize. WE SPECIALIZE IN ^ Reds Freed! I Several have endeavored through PONDED BRAKE LINING As Riots Continue Army Sgt. Rudolph E. I ’apello Mrs. Maigarttf WiNon. Mrs. ' the vacation seit.son to reduce by fine Pharmacy 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Katheerine___ Kbfian and .Mrs. Ai^Hiiii ; swimming, although the organiza-; 664 CENTER ST. . . - vs . e-ix... I • A <4«, a 4 — AVAt-a>iaA • Gives You T.'i'^/lMore Wear— Ha.s Rivet* To B ^ k Home Capello, 183 Hilliard St., recently Burns,s, sti sisters of F’rank GOr- tion does not advocate exercise, TEL. MI »-»8U qualified as expert in firing the mam-iYf Dillon, Mont . have left but rei ommends strict adherence f Score Y.oiir Brake DfOm Over Truce Reds M-l rifle in Ja.pan. Sgt. Capello. a [Chester to spend a month with to low < alone diets presn ibed by j Pine Lenox Pharmacy Travis Air Fkirce Base, physicians. squad'leader in Co. K of the Ip "their brother. .Mr. (Jornian ha.s 299 EAST CENTER ST. SHONE Ml 4-8044 — 427 HARTfOSD *OA® Calif., A uk. 12 (/P>-rEleven cavalry Division's 8th Regimeiu. lived there for 40 years and only The gue.st speaker at the meeting TEL. MI 9-0896 Seoul, Aug. 12 (/P) — ■ A'shot wounds. The spokesman this Vcfek in Tinker Hall waa American airmen, ^piinR ,entered the Army In 19.V2 snd ar­ returned to town once, the occa- South Korean was shot ffs atiti rived oversea.s in .lime 1963. aion-being the cleath of his father. .lames D..“ Pici*irt, DDS, of 4.6.6 Cen- found In a boat that drifted inJjO home from 32 long, lonely killed today and riots con­ the U.S. Army anchorage-at In- months in Red China prisoils, Maka’Pinehurs* Your ONE STOP SHOPPING CEN­ tinu ed in risin g ten sion o v e r , chon had been hoapltalised. flew in from Hawaii today— TER for "G O O D THINGS TO EAT" and You Will President S.\ ngman Rhee's I one day closer to the. long demand that pro-Communist men were found at 4 am., *hio„.„i(p,r reunions with their Bo Sure of GOODNESS AT ITS PEAK! ’ hom after the ship guard tired. He I ryunion^ w iu i iricii truce inspectors get out of ------. - ■ ...... i inv-oH Storm Aims Area Coast Charlie McCarthy, our meat manager, used part of hia vacation i_ i, 1 j • i • Li •'"'•d Inveatigatton rnntlniied. , lo\ ecl ones. for a “DOStman-8 holiday," when he. stopped off in Waterloo. K orea by S a tu rd a y m id n igh t. Pimtnimjom MaJ. Oen six of the ati-fhen landed In Gen. — .t-tA. A - —ai.*_ _LIm •t(«ra>Aeif« io w ^ for a \Wt to Rath’s modem piacklng plant. He sugRCsts Two other Koreans were Harlan C. Parks lold a storm y -'^'wAilhui s former plane, lowa. I r ...... -jldduts. Rath's Sliced Bacon I that you try Rath’s Vac-packed C ole ------— ...... — - WOUndefl Military Armistice Commission!**’ * <^4 iTanaport "Bataan. The Eye Winds Faces High dr a cut of the Rath’s ham we are featuring at 69c lb At this An informed so.irre said, mean- »*»-'lon that ’•illegal ’ arllvityes by , low 69c price; you may select a whole or half, ham . . . it's ready while. That Rhee advi.sed the Tf.S Polish and Czech NN.SC '"''"h e ra | ■***A’^‘o " *l***,r "hUi. to eat, with shank and’ waste fat removed. Government he roiild not control had provoked South Korea's-pV ' . , Northward Winds, Tide fdemonatratlons. joiTimey along the* roa^ of freedom Armour's. Skinless T/PS less t S Troops giisf.tTng truce More than 1.000 South/K o- that began in Hong - Kong late last Wilmington. N. C., Aug. 12 Hartford, Aug. 12 (i(P) — ''to n A WONDiaWL team personnel put sway their reana again tried to atorm, Wolmi month. But the best, waa yet to weapons. , Hfier the shooting in d e n t, but ( ome. UP)— Hurricane Connie roared Connecticut was back on hur­ FRANKS Kn 8ih sriiiy spoke.sman said in- before Its details weper^nown. Later today the airmen will de.structively up the North ricane alert today. After a yestigalioii disclo.sed a t'.S. sol- The Koreans looped ropes around leave Travia in Air Force planes on Carolina coa.st todav, aiming 9 A m m diar gijard aboard a ship liad fired steel gate poala o f the NNSCrom- one day respite, with blue You'll sav* Him and labor his raibine at three Koreans in s pound and lri*d to pull them 'and Jamuv. ' l'e'‘ "10-mile center winds .skie.8 and sunshine, the Hart­ Lb. 49c AIMS! boat trying to steal canned milk down Abdiiivan .soldiers used A crowd of about i.fKio men and north toward the re-alei’tcd w ith.ioft driniit in Mns. BUSHELS 0 ford Weather Bureau this from a barge in Inchon haibtrr. tear gajykrsnadeagas. „ in breaking up women of the "Ir force was on upper Eastern Seahoai’d. morning reported that the The Korean National Polii e tn- the K,ofea'n mob's drive • hand to greet lhe_ returnees. Tlieie big storm pa.^pa.ssed aisled. however, that the three The .National Defense Youth ' was no ma.ss reunion here, with storm battering the North alightlv east of , Morehead City. Carolina coast could be ex­ Rib Roast Pork Korean fishermen were hit by fire pOrps. a .semi-official organlaalion, ' their familiesr The men said they .N’. C., about 9 a.m. II was bn a from s U.S. Army patrol boat said 100.000 high school and Col- preferred it that way. noilheilv coui.se. about 60 miles pected to move rapidly north, 7 Rib Cut guarding Wolmi island, NNaC lege students would stage .mass Dr Robert D Arnold. Sunnvdale, • west of isolated Cape Hatleras. at and reimposed the alert. team headquarters, / demonstrations tomorrow. Calif,, was the only relative on 11 a.m. She seemed heade.tl erratic- A trough of low-pressure sir The 8th Army, w hich'earlier President Rhee s government hand. He was here to meet his allvacross .North Carolina’s outer stretching from I-ong Island Sound had said no " A m eric^ weapons charges that the .NNSC’s Poli.sh Lb. 39c bidther, Co) John Knox Arnold lianks snd the thinly-populated to Maine could conceivably lead had been fired at ^Wolmi, " con------r They left Hickam Air Force ai’eas 'on the mainland west of the hflrricane on a path close to \ Spice up lukid beini with 2 ibtpi. firmed that a Korean died of gun- ; (('ontiniied on Page F'oiir) Mth sriied onion ind moliiMe. , Ba.se, Hawaii, yesterda.^ to the lol- Albemarle • and F’atnlico Sounds. New England. Vi tip. iich dry inuitifd iitd Sin* At HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPARTMENT I licking air of "California, Heie 1 IsMies'Intensity ■•r. tnd >. lb. cubtd cbMW. Biki Come ' Chen V Point. .N' C.. just north ’tU bubblini. The 11 looked rested and letresh. of .Morehead City and the site of The storm, has lost some of its a Giant Marine base, reported top wind intensity. But the weather FRESH FRYERS A welcomi'korprtit »i lh« picnic d from their one-day Hawaiian holiday. wind gusts of 7.6 miles an hour, 1 station at Bradley Field warned It — arrinic on ik eweri canned chcr- Introducing MEAT DEPARTMENT still, carries dangerous strength. Hat. apcicota. pincappla, pcachca. 100 Assembly Bills ;Smiles wreathed ’flieir fai es and reduced from the 100-mile walloji ' or BROH.ERS Broil and bant, uaini I enn ayrtip packed around the hurricane cen- j The tempest will speed up once enjoy- flower leis of brilliant colors ring­ Talbott Congratulates Man Named to Succeed Him, past the North Carolina coast, and dtainad fiwn Irutii. 2 Ibtp. lemon ed their-neclcs . ------.f-ter aa-^iL-approachcd the.shote,__| can be. expected to reach posl:_ 2Ai (eviscerated)__ ■ iuke..M Me .ench cinnimpn »nd Borden’s Now Instant Coffee Th* Right Wcothtr, and tht Rlqhl Prie* for Bailed Out of H'!!i An advi.sor.v said hunii ane force ' SCjTriarv of the'AIr Force Haroid Talbott. left, congratulatejr-Donald Qtiarlea at- tho-Pentagon allapicc, aimmered S min. Buy a 2 oz. jar at usual price and another for only yesterday after Pre.sidenl Ei.senhower named Quarles lo succeed Talbott. With them is Secretary of tion somewhere off southern New Governor These men who flew toRclher, winds 17.5 miles an hquri extended i England tomorrow noon. SOUP 'N SANDWlGHES bailed out of their < rippled B29 to* . outward only 50 miles east of the Defefi.se Charles Wilson. Quarles, lop man In the earth satellite project, is now assistant Secretary And the best Up o f all, la 10c. Combination ...... • W # C of'Defense. Talbott has resigned, effective this Saturday. lA P Wlrephotoi. 'riiese are the dangers so far as Lb. 59c to use only Pinchurst gether over North Korea and suf­ center and a shorter distance in Connecticut residents are con­ Frsnkfurts and ground FRESH fered together in Communist ('hina other directions. Gales swirled out cerned: meats for your barbeque. KRAFT CUDAHY H a r tfo r d , A u g. 12 ’*6*>’ve fund iindei whjch government appears to be ’’an at- officer of the released airmen, to use liglit and potycr pro­ teras and moving northward at Legs of Lamlylook e.specially nice thi.s week and they SUNLIGHT toll and other highway revenues pnip, p ,.,„ t p-,^„pt for Arnold, the "wmen ■ In Miami, Chief ’•-ocecastei Gor- during periods of unemployment. 12 miles an hour. to the RA VfO Lf on Summer Desserts 5 3 ^ duced from nuclear enei’gy There Is a clause, however, "The area of hurricane and gate'- are not too large. " S l^ s Roads I nit Rill sumptuously, gawked exclusively. which pernftt.s reopening of the Bid for Early Diane appeared to have ended But winds has been decrGaaing", the BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH BUTTER WftH BEEF He sl.so ^igned s bill authoriz- in " I (ConliniiSd on Page Two) The s( ientists said .Arco re­ contract in 1958 for a 30-day re­ bulletin said, "and the hurricane' tng the creation of a 7-mopiber he .said it remained to t>e seen view of "employment aecurity" He declined at news confer- ceived its entire supply of elec­ is expected to weaken gradually • Highway Financing Commission whether this fotiith tropical storm matters. Part Snagged Lb. 2 Cans ence yesterday to say who he tricity for more than an hour la.st this afternoon and tonight. Other bills given final approval of the year i ’oul post a threat to July 17 from ah experimental A union spokesman described the thinks may be responsible, but northeast. . No Speedup IndiMted were those that would; power plant operated by the Ar- reopening clause as a measure of Detroit. Aug. 12 i/Pi Chrysler Rep. Cellei iD-NYi- pul out a Twilling Offer^i Already. Connie wa.s leaving a ■"riiere is no indication of an In­ Babies Love Em! •Authorize the Goverrvof to ap­ gonne National Lahoratorv at the succe.ss for the union on the crease In the forward speed of the point a coordinator for the promo­ statement saying the Secretary’s path of destruction in its wake. Corp. and the CIO Uhited Auto remarks weiw "palpable non- U.S. Atomic F.ncigv Cnminisaion's guaranteed annual wage i.ssiie. He storm, and it should lose most of ' tion of peaceful use of atomic en­ Almost the entire Middle Atlantic national reactor te.stjng station 20 -’nifl those discussions will include Workers hit a stumbling block jien.ae.’’ To Open Bases and Northeast Coast wa.s on the its high winds befo;*e it would be­ nti\z~«’ rooi)'' ergy in this state miles away. "layoffs and what should be done early today in their efforts to gin .to affeit New England some­ F^stablish a committee lo set up Celler and Weeks have jousted alert. BuyHAMS whole or nhank half at thia low prU’o*. — 59Bl-TT Wc lb. A U.S spokesniaii said "The about them. ” wrap up an early agreement on time this evening or tonight." a iirtifoi-m whedule for bonding at long range^'in recent days pver Tlie Weather Bureau said con­ (S' U/J activities of .. the department’s To Red Planes people of Arco didn’t even know The com pany' said in a state-.a new contract, The Weather Bureau said It 6 3 ’ 5 3 ' state officers and employes. tinued northward movement foV about it ” ment, however, that layoff pay^ A bargaining session that ran would, be wise to continue the Business Advisory Council iBACi. ■Appropriate ^2.60.000 to the ------the no.\t 12 hours would place the Several weeks ago bv-proiluel P*"'’ proposals are . ’’not in the ’ until after midnight ended without alert at least until later this af-’ .Slate Iievelopn>*nt Cbmmi.eaion to a group of 16.6 corporation e.xecii- San Francisco. .Aug. 12 i.T' You Just can’t beat the qual­ PREMIER TENDtRs MILO KL.AVOR tives which ha.s served under both hurricane in southeastern 'Vii’ginia'| experimental .s,ib- *’h*anccd best interests of all con- a settlement and no further ses- terhoon. T IL 8:30 P.M. BIG H T IN encourage the, location of industry about midnight (ESTl. t v tt ht ity of . ROYAL COLUMBIA RiVER Democratic and Republican ad- The Air Force today offered to I marine reaclor at We.sl Mn'ton, veined in Gefieral Electric.’’ i-i —. sions were scheduled. The- UAW. In Connecticut high tides tomor- In Connecticut and to promote.the Red Cross headquarters '.NY. began to be fed, on an in-' .iHiues Carey. lUE president. said it would contact the company THE M IX I .State’s recreational facilities. iiilnislrations since the 1030s STATE BUTTER THURSDAYS AND CHINOOK make many of Us more than 14,000 persons were ^ terruplible basi.s. into the general said the conlrart will be recom- early next week to set up another (CooUnufil M Page Four) GELATIN and. Appropriate 140,000 for the in- Celler heads a House .ludiciary j j-ases available to .Sov let aircra from their homes or vaca- electru -.l ii A l i t v me FRIDAYS stallalinn of a public address siibcomniillee on monopolies, and | PUDDINGS - SALMON sought iin.HuctessfulIv to obtain ac-ssrialunder President Eisenhowers pio- non resorts last night by Connies company. But. iii this m.staru^, the f*''*'’ *:* t*”"'** and to the member- In the meantime, the UAW sum- LAMB LIVER system in the hall of the House dangerous wind.s and pounding miclear-prodiiccd eli'ctncilv con- ship; The conference board meets' moned a meeting of its national 72c Lb. ces.rto BAG files as part of the 1 aerial snd s paging avstem In the Capi­ pliotography program. tides. They look refuge in 79 stilules a supplement to clcct'ricitv Aug. 2.6. j Clirysler conference this morning STEAK tol group’s investipation of “WOCs” The sirt-prise .suggestion came emergency shelters along the Caro- business fnen who hold govern- generatqd by conventional mr:in.s. F’rovisions of the agreement in- to hear a report on the situation. l ‘ i Oz. Can Appropnate JIOO.OOO to the ment.poala without con.pe.isation | **om Gen. Nathan F ’^vinin^Air ^ cohst converted school., Bulletm s /I KEEBLER'S LEMON 3 Pkgs. Rtate Board of Fisheries snd ' I Force chief of alaff. in an addiess, ex^^nnmnTTv'TTa l-^hVl^h q" * ' A gencial annual wage in -' I’cprefenTaUvM^of ChrysleV^aTio^^^ HERE’S MEAL PLANNING, AND ECONOMY: -Ganir for the purchtise of addi- ' " ’*>'■* continuing to draw salaries i prepared for the Air Force Assn (C’o.itiniird on Page Four) from the AP Efires CREME COOKIES tional hunting and fl.stiing grounds, from their private employors^ ^♦legation to ihe 72-nat,on Atoms- : ^ P*-'' " ’ofikers, waa ex ; Convention. the first 3 years with a minimum peeled to rail for strike votM at Create a board of police conimi.s- Defends Refusal For-Peace Confoi ence. Weeks defended yesteyday his ' laiiiils Inspes-llon Plan Conventional power hourly- increase of 4 \ cents. In all compan.v plsht*. / 35c Pkg. tioners in Berlin. Twining said the President s to Arco Spokesmen Opllmli^r CHIUS CABIMIIT giTITS refusal to surrender the/files. say- I lines from the Utah Power and the fourth and fifth ye.ars the in- E.stablish a merit syslehi for the plan for, the U .S. and Rius.sia to Non-economic issues reportedly 8oatis«o, CkUe, Aug. IF (AV- police department of Windsor ing he eon.siders them /onfidential I Light Co., wa.s disionnoclcd and crea.se will be stepped up so that LAMB FORES 35 and privileged. At dhe point he photograph each other’s military the minimum will be .6 cent* an were dela.ving a ,/eeltlement. The coMnet e( Presideat Coriaa FROM BIRDS EYE reactor power switched in, the an­ Locks. News Tidbits Spokesmen for both sides were op­ tboneK resigned t- vate Way Council has operated in an "jtiira ! peace. illne-v at home or in a hospital. cies. Chile is experleocliig a Regulor Siie of .secrecy.” /' "If this propo.sal is accepted, the eleotrii i!y from the niu lear power GE called the plan "pionecririg" Plant-level/ issues, concerning severe Inflation and the IbnneK' HAMBURGER or Liberali7.e the pension system for “ ...... Dag plant to Arco was by prior ar- Armour's Butter Shurfine Orange Jutte TOMATO East Hartford town employes. Weeks'made no direct reference ‘ Air Force will enthu.siasticallv de-- Secretary General p.«„c ,o and said it never before had been w’nrking conditions giso were be­ administration boa been plagued 2 for ‘29c—8 cans $1.00 HOT DOG FOR I.rNCHEON; ' • t discontiniieil after the "applred in a mass production in­ lieved to be blocking a settle­ by a series oT strikes. Reef Steaks 119c ation' iiad been c(>ni-. dustry on such an r Hensive basis.’! ment between the UAW and (Continued on Pago Thirteen) (Ooiytlnued on Page Two) g ^ U -''»'"and pH*«ner« .till held the^^-e ] pleted." it SAUCE added. "Tpc^cneration F’re.sent Maximum dikability pay- American Motora Corp,, , which RATH’S POPULAR THURIHOER Lb. 69c from Korean War . India's Dr. GOVERNORS TAUL ROAIK^ PINEHllRST SELF SERVE GROCERIES RELISH we are now standing 24-hour virgil i of electricity at the Ic.stijig .station ments of $40 a wfeck for 26 week.* (aced a midnight strike deadline Chicago, Aug It (A6— Gov­ Homi Rhabha says research l« ' site is beingCoiilimicd will be increased to $8.6 a week. In.addition lo'ieveiydsy low prices, we offer extra specials to 3 Cans Jar Frozen Food Specials against a pos.sible Soviet attack tame II Bomfi energy tor peai efiil ' aa they called another bargaining ernors eonsMersd today a pro­ The expel1 plant is known session toda,v. save you money ... • would conceivably be niadc avail­ pui|iose.s "apparently not going as 3. A wider pension program. posed resolution oiUtIng on Con­ able to the SoYiet.* for this pur­ as Borax, an abbreviation for "boil­ Chrysler said it haa offer’ed the th f: v e r y p o p u l a r w h i t e mf: a t SMALL DESICAtLE SIZE fa.st a.s might. Thus year’s, contribulioas by \vork- gress to Increase federal oppro- Sports Gkr Crash Kills pose." • ing water experiment ’ It .gencr- ' ^^.ju qi^p from 2 per cent tq 1 union the "largest economic pack­ priaDoiisi for *hlghways btit Ig­ SNOW CROP Death of Airman I c Dino A; ates more than 2.00O kilow^U.s of BUMBLE BEE TllNA 3 Cans |t.00 Twining added that while Ihe Bertoli) of Plainvillc In aircraft ac. per cent of wages. By Oict L 1958. age" la haa ever proposed, and noring the Issue of poMlMe ac­ U.S. seeks better ’’.ays lo safe­ electricity. The, onnouncemenl said it "meets the pattern o f ben­ 37c everj’day low price. Special this week. cldcnl in tierinaiiy reported today there will he no contributions for companying tax hikes. guard peace, it is determined to fcaifl: the first $4,200 of earning.a, and efits granted by Chrysler Corpor­ Geisha Crab Moat has finally arrived , . and look at GREEN CUT BEANS2**'45c U.Ss Envoy in Thailand Connecticut College named b«>ne- ‘The Rimplit’ity of con.slr’uction SMOKED A O maintain its strength until mu­ llclarv of about $.600.iHKi from ea contributions on ‘pay over that ation’s major competitors. RED« REjrxrr CNincA’noN the-‘reduced price.-*...... can 8.>c tually depehdable systems for re­ tale. . of Mrs. Mary w II. Williams IK___ C ozier i! •'8‘U' of operation, low cost ahd amountWill be cut to 3 per cent. The company announced official­ Berlin. Aug. 12 UPV2-C m »- Z 7 ‘ 2 9 * ducing aemameqts Have" been 4. An escalator coat-of-living ly for the' first time that it- has muoist East fiermaay rejected W eek Consumer's Digest hod a lot to say this about jt,, Bangkok. Thailand. Aug. 12 i>P) named'to the Bangkok Post Peuri- worked out. SNOW C R O f -^American Ambassador John E. fo.v had won widespread attention " ^ ’ lRyToTr°newVa^ of polio to-1 '*"* "<■ P"we7 plant i.s toda.v an.v nattonol elecGoa to 'the quality of NIBROC TOWELS . . . No test yet S A W The Air Force leader did not davly b L g Ma.,.sachu.,et,.,’ c,.idem>c (C'ontlmied on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Seven) reunify the divided nalloa so ARMOUR’S MISS SHOULDERS 4 Z Peurifoy and his 9-year-old son for his role during'Ahe overthrow elaborate upon the manner in or m conjunction ■with niming or on the new NIBROC TOILET TISSUE . . .but our Daniel were killed instantly today of’ the prorCommunlal regime in total lo 1.1.68 this year . Arthur long aa the - Bona ’ Republic is which Russian photo-reconnais­ Godfrey damugra right »lng of mamifact” ring operation.*," committed to the weater* ramp GRAPEFRUIT MIXED VEGETABLES ’ 21c when the ambassador’a sports car Guatemala. Although he kept in Along the same liiie, Russian customers are buying it fast on the INITIAL SPE­ WISCONSIN SHARP sance planes might use American plane at Terterboro airport-, New Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl collided head-on with a truck on the background at first lo avoid air ba.es. scienti.sts are exhibiting at the CIAL OFFER OF 4 ROLLS 35c. . . (This amounts to narrow bridge 126 miles south ' charges of intervention, both sides Jersey. told the Red-dominated Volks- SECTIONS HALE'S HAS SEAFOOD — FRESH SWORDHSH. Convention delegates pointed out F'lnn twins, George and’ Cliarlcs, conference a model of a .6,000-kilo- O^Mahoney Lauds Ike Curb CHEDDAR CHEESE turned to him for advice during kanunrr'.that his aokiag pftea. one tree roll with every purchase. No limit while Hand Prr1t*d In Mynip of Bangkok. that one obvious, use would be the sign certificates of parole under watt atomic power station in'the (1 lal^s Tin) SNOW CROP HAUBUT, HADDOCK, BUHERFISH, FLOUNDERS. Peu'rifoy’s elder son Clinton. 14. the fighting and he played a Moscow- region .which they say has for 'national uhlty Is f(ir a m a - special offer lasts). refueling and maintenance of Rus­ protest, agaifist original septencea rellor Konrad Adenauer’s re­ ETC. . was critically Injured. major role in the peace settlement sian aircraft on photographic mis- 13 Oz. Pkg- The accident occurred near the . -Cecile B. De.Mille celebrates 74th On Tax Benefit^ to Industry gime to quit Western Europeoa SKIPPY PEANUT SUNSWEET PRUNE 2 Cans 2*" 31c which pul the leader of the anti­ siontt, blrthda,v lodiny by working usual (Continued on Page Two) LEMONADE )>each resort of Hua Hln. pn .the communist forces, Carlos CaatiUo -J,- Union snd. to discard the Mm of BUHER— Jar37c JUICE—:32c 13 hours. rearmament. ' Gulf of Siam. Armas, In power, \ Greenwich girl wins annulment . Wa-thington. Aug. 12 i/Pi—Sen-'Ctrles an^ a suspension, pending a Buy all your babv foods st Pinehurst . . Fresh .shipninil.s e\oi-y The tall, handsome ambassador,' During the past week wide of "fun and frolic" marriage when )veek . . , everyday low prieea . . . Strained Reechnui Footla Red Farm ^xpertB (ils Colleul Debris O’Mahoney (D-Wyo» said today . RO.N.N ASKS RUSSIA DATE SNOW CROP spread rumors In Bangkok credited "apouse" disappears • About 300 or more, in 38 others. The incen- Paris, Aug. 12 (Ah—ChaaceQor 4 for 39c-“ Juriior Beechnut Food* 3 foi 43c. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables on Tuesdav, came to Thailand last Peurifo.v’s influence with the re­ O _• • _ employes at Knights of Columbus the Eisenhower administration November aftri’ briliiant service in A Uvea .were kept available for 20 Konraul Adenoiter has toM tiM sponsibility for major political D U Slll C-iIllUdSk) o LDV headquarter's m New Haven turn At Plaiie Disaster We Have laiige Variety Greece and Guatemala- A career iiea^o Si "should be congratulated ” for ..„panaion goals ” chiefly apply- Ruaslana he wonts to gs to Moo- MftffdiMg |r««r changes in the TTial cabinet. TTiese down runtraet offer and vote to of Dietetic F’oods FLOUNDER FILLET diplomat, he began his government moving to curtail tax benefits ! ing to items of high military de- row Sept. 9 to dtscusa Germoa put staunchly pro-American Pre­ strike , "aometime' this weekend ” CUCUMBERS Z.K 5c service in 1935 as a $90-a-month Chicago, Aug. 12 iM- ElEleven Groembaih, Germany. Aug. 12 which have helpied industry ex- ! mand. unity and German war prisooers. Ag.6in This Week 6 9 ‘ 4 9 * mier P, Pibulsonggram into un­ Former Air. Force captain ob­ a well Informed source soM to- elevator operator- In the Senate |>P) American soldiers wofktid by pand in the past 'five years. 924 AppUcations Pending Tomatoes From. Friend disputed leadership of the govern­ membera of the Soviet farm . dele­ tains postponement of arraignment office building in Washington. gation were prepared today, for flashlight through the night fol- Director Arthur 8- Flemming The government has pending 924 day. The West Germoa view­ of Glaslonbuiv SNOW CROP ment and moved hia chief con­ on charge of riiisuse of secret Air of the Office-of Defense MobiUza-, (tpplicatlons for the tax b^,flts. point was prssMted la a note Featured In Our Cookie Dept. YELLOW SQUASH iZ 7c He had arrived In the resort just about anything lu they be­ Force docupient U.S. Joint Con- lecting scattcrefl. .smouldering tender for power. Police Gen. Phao tion (ODMi announced' late yes-| covering about I9,300.(WO,000 of delivered today. Wi.’Sli LSLA.ND )resterday with His wife. Betty j gan a U-day stay in thi Windy gresaional committee on atomic wreckage from two L'.S. transport lane, and their two sons for Sriyanon, to a -secondary place. a t y . planes in which 66 servicemen lerday new orders which may lead proposed new plaitt and ^ulpm ent POTATOE.S to lbs. 39o SLICED STRAWBERRIES 29c Held Y'artou* Jobe energy arrive in Madrid to eonfer N'MRR FACES N. Y. PROBE Koobfar’s Lomoii Cr«m« Sondwich...... Pkg. 3Sc a 10-day holiday. Thia morning he ! Up to yesterday the Conimu with Spanish officials on peaceful perished yesterday. to a sharp tapering off in the .kind I-construction. About six billions of Seedless Grapes lb 29c TOMATOES ^ 2 Lb. 25c look the boya to a nearby police Peurifoy was born in Waiter- nist guests probably considered The two Cl 19 bqxcar tran.sporta of tax incentives which have been ] this is in' the 38 industries for New York, Aug. 12 tA5—An Educator’s Hotiday Assortmont'...... 1-Lb. Pkg. 45c boro, S. C., the son of a district at­ uaea of atomic energy. Investlgatlsa of tha commuter training base lo watch Thai para­ t!'.at they had seen justl about Red Chinese delegation heiaded collided ' during an air . transport granted for some $30.5 billion dol­ which Flemming ordered the t6m ] 'Wonderful Vine Ripened torney. One of hia uqclea waa a lars worth of plant' and equip- porary suspension yesterday. service provided by the New Lb. troopers In an air-dropping opera­ everything, that nothing that by Hecond ranking 4'hineoe 4’om- exerci.se and plunged flaming to Melons SiHishin* Cfovorfoof Assertod...... Pkg. 29c Green Stamps Given With Cosh Sates PEACHES 29c tion. judge, another a . lawyer. Young could happen to them woiijd be a earth near this, village- 20 miles ment expansion held to be essential It was too early to tell what ef­ York, New Havea * Hartford munits leaves for North Kore^a to Railroad was ordered today hy Reports received in Bangkok John waa in Ilia second year at surprise attend National celebrations... west of Stuttgart. to national security. fect the orders would have. The Nabisco R iti...... Lg«. Pkg. 3Sc. laid tWe accident occurred as the W'est Point when hia father died. But it was yestei'da.\( that There were no survivors of the The action came after a series Consolidated Edison Co. of New thO New York Stoto Pnblie Foreign ministers of Britain. Sektee CoounM oa. In making EVERY. PLU M S Idirge Size Doz. 55c '.rio was on the way bade to Hua This, coupled with ill l)ealUi, forced Ifiree of the membera oL tM So­ France and United Stales to mCet 11 U.S. airmen of the 10th Troop of other orders aimed st Ughten- York said iU conitructlon plana him to leave the academy, ing up the supply o f credit. Some would not be. affected at all. But tho s-|-—m------* Gosoarisoloa Body ain. viet group, to their constei^tion, In New York lo coordinate plans Carrier Squadron and 55 soldiers Oholrmoa Boolaada r . Phtahorg Haleys Carrias a Comiilata Liac of I Ol There was ,jio imipediate an- . He told insurance, worked In a suddenly found themselves I being for Oct. 27 mMting with Russia. Of )he 499th Engineer .Battalion administration officials have the Aluminum ,Co. of AiUeiica.- louncement of funeral arrange- bank and for a restlurant chain who went down In the two planes. termed these a gradual effort to (ALCOA) indicated st Pittsburgh s^ttM heoAga wU soOk ta CANTALOUPES Each 33c photo’^aphed by. an eager corner­ Nine New York City poHce'men m eoaorol dtlaya la ILOVES Caanal FRUITS, VE8ETABLES, STEWS, tkJW.HAUcoin 4arRta. At-4he limbassador’s dfsth.. in. Oklahoma and eventually grav­ man in a mens’ washrooiii 8l the .plead .Innoce.nt on ^6rals charge Early today eight charred prevent pricea from staHing to it might drop some of lU expan­ Vorbert L. Anschuelz became itated to Washington. ’ Not.long Ford plant in Dea-bom', 4ich;, at Coney Isiand't. . Frank A. Sei- corpses had be8n recovetied.' There climb again. sion pUns If ths U x bsnsfiU for iinerlcan charge d’affaires. Flem m inf. erdared and and to .‘''■"a . MANOiitTiii Conn*' Lb. 1 9 c berilng, rubber Industry tnagnatc, M 4 BAKED BEANS for tha Small Family PEARS In the spring before he wes .(OsaHoand m Flv«) (Csatinned oa irtiga dies .at 96. ^ (OeottoMd oa Ihge Thres). 1 special tax bsneflts in 19 Indus- oa PNf* ■kip fo-(

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]• V;. ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. 1955 js,’' k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY^ AUGUST 12, 19BB Workin* on the theory Uiat various tissuSa and organs of the human Weeks Defends Mow Starts after mambara at tha lOth aquad- Plan Further Negotiations Idaho Town and animal body have within them |n 2fiW r.M. Gift veiled Debris specific chemical antibodies to HEY Cdventry. Ex-Wife Awarded Bolton ron-—which only racently Won, an help protect those Sreds algalnst S T A T E O Dmtb OPMI award for flying a year without Business Aides FJM. At ^lane^ Disaster accident—had taken off from tha D R ^ A R O L D On Cheney Bros. Property disease. KIDDIES t o m o r r o w $221,084 Damages lKw|sJPreed Got Pow er They .said Jt might be possible Station Being Built at Notch; U.S.' airfleld at Echterdingden, OPTOMETRIST ' to isolate^hesedintibodies and use Fire Company Wins Honor near Stuttgart. In Government (CM tlRiled (TMII P r c « O r *) rjr. -. Tbs town will make further ata<|- them as carriers of radioactive Bridiraport. Aug. 12 (B In a pr«: The commanding officer of the announces tha removal jUs into exactly how much land IP. substances to p'artitular areas of SATURDAY KIDDIE SHOW limlngry daclsion"tiled In Superior engineer battelion, Lt. Ool. Prank Back Home would need to develop Globe' Hol­ From, Atom (Continued from Page Cm ) In Prevention Competition Lease Signed, Says/Builder appeared little hope u iy more Uttle, of Central City, Neh., died Police Arrests the body. Under this theory, a kid­ Court today. Judge Elmer W. Ryan recogniaable retnaJiia would be sal­ of his office to 80S.Mala low Reservoir into a wstyr supply ney antibody might be used to in the crash. before negotisUng further with (Continued from Page One) U> that situation in _^alleging a ordared Paul O. Buckley, a New vaged from the fire' acorched Names of the other vlcUraa were tfWB o m ) carfy radinlion snimunltton' ZANR GREY'S WESTERN THRILLER Coventry Aug. 12 (Special) The,*morrow wilt be ueed towart piwinl- Bolton, Aug. 12 —(Special) |>cainp be approved, the new East- wreckage. \ Street (Jarvis Buildinff), Cheney Bros., o ^ e r s of the pro­ 42. of 466 against a kidney cancer or a "massive attack on business." York tauainees promoter, to pay withheld pending notification of \Charles.JH- Thompson, South Ckwentry Fire-Department urns for the 4-H town fAlr ex Pirn Connecticut-Norwich Council The planea, in a flight of nine, perty, General Manager Richard Wopdlsnd St . was arrested last | been furnishing power since the stomach antibody .might transmit He said he didn't w-ant^ to In­ damages and interest aggregating John Barnini of Manchester began next of kin. Room No. 8. at aJ«ht club hula danc*n|>i^ re­ Martin said today. dulge in personalities or politics, has been named ae one of the wln- hlbita Aug. 20. Both acUvitiee will plans a capital fund drive aome- were only 4,000 feet up when they laxed in the touriat m«cca at W*V- n l ^ ' a n d charged w ith breach of j sum m er of 19,'jl. to a stomach raiicer. (321JM4 to his former wife Margot (srork yesterday on the site whelre time next winter to make csunplng One of the first American offi­ This dscltion came as s result The Borax reactor has been but added under questioning that nere in the etate competition on be at the Church Community Fletcher Webb, of Newtown. he will soon build a modern gas­ brushed anti hurtled earthward. cers to reach tha lonely crash site Tel. MI 9-6144 aiiri Brarb on their Hawaiian In- of a meeting this morning between tit* re» The Americans reported that ao lira prevention. Houee. The aupper will be carved in the summer of 1956 possible. None of the man had a chance to m estK srurbsnce''^t'h\s°Lm e^°' j un^r development by the Argonne far they have done onl.v experl^ evidence of the "attack" was con­ ' Judge Ryan ruled also that Mrs. oline station. Located on Rt*. 6 The two coiiitclls havi a combined said; twiu4^ ' ofBclsIs of Cheney Bros., and the tained (n Congressional hearings “ARIZONIAN” . . According to John'Aleop, pres­ at 5:30 p.m. Webb Is entitled to damages rep­ and 44-A between the highway use their parachutes They car- Arnold alept U hour*, then via- Patrolman William Shaw made An*^" eTperimcn'tsl’'fadlity for mental work with animals in seek­ (SHOWN AT 3:00 P.M.) ident of the Hartford County Tickets- will ba'avallabi* *t the registration of 3,000 scouts. "There wajsn't time for them toWn. It was the (Irst diKussion the arrest’ Snd Thompson was re- on extension of the Defense Pro- resenting the M.ey .11, 1953, value and the Notch Pond, the area is! r i^ .full equipment for the flight, to know what waa happening. They Ited frtend*. ^ between the oIBctala since the land conducting studies of a reactor of ing to demonstrate, the validity of Mutual, the local unit placed eixth door, or fj^im committee member*. Oraage Meeting which waa part of a training pro­ their concept. duCtion^Ar t. As finally pa-ssed, that PLUS of 7,000 shares ,of Barium Steel being filled to bring it up to high- j must have died instantly." Thi^' of the airmen strode up was appraised early In In the annual contest sponsored John N. Fardal is general chair­ Corporation stock, she loaned her Ira Wilcox wilMhow flima at the gram in air movement under sim­ to the manairer of the Waikiki measure pul new limitations on the way level. Orange meeting tonight at the Brig. Gen. Franklin Rose, com­ mer. - ■ ; for court appearance Aug. ' station .site in the sumfher of 1953 government’s use of the WOCs. by the insurance firm. TTie Guil­ man. Mra. Fred Bberle Is co-chair­ ex-huaband and which he allegedly 119! ulated combat conditions. Biitmora Hotel Wednesday night According to Mgrtln. the figure' Also arrested yestei-day, R*y- TRUE-LIFE ADVENTURE SHORT ford Volunteer Department won man. The lot, measuring about 119 community Hall. With emphasis mander of the 322nd Air Division, and tests and operating charac- .-\ttuck Not ‘Personar failed to return. feet on the highway ia trisnpilar! conservation, the program will Witnesses said one craft had and Ool. Clyde Box. commander WINDDW SHADES and asked the cost of "the most reached by 'appraisers for the "I don’t think this massive at­ ______EXTRA — ------first prizes of *750. The menii'.'WlU Include baked Counsel for Mrs. Webb estimated engine, trouble and w.avered in the sspensive suit*." Cheney concern was slightly higher Mass., was charged with passing ?»7s ‘ wefe For Its efforts the Coventry fire- ham, corn on tha cob, corn fritter* in shape and drop* off Mveral feet feature picture* of fires in this of the 60th Troop Carrier Wing, W A SH A ILi a stop sign at Woodhridgc _and j "ts^^vere sufficiently Ruth Miltett tack on biunnass is directed at the the value of the barium stoclc, with to the water’s edge. Barhini ex- ere*, formation. It apparently cllpp&i began an inveatigatlOn at the The answerf-»t,?5- than that reached by- the Charles that additional men will receive a check for *150. with maple ayrup, salad, rolls and interest, at *60,347. ' area. off the tail wing of Iti neighbor Their response: *'We 11 take it. Oakland Sts. by ratroim,!) Ray­ Commerce Department, or any in­ ZANE GREY’S CHII-DREN pecta to dump aeveral thoiiaand On VacatloR crash scene. INTERSTATE T. Main Co., of Bostbn'. whom the stiidieS.were made in the summer dividual or group of individuals,’’ Competing against other voluteer butter, apple pie, coffee or milk, Buckley was awarded damages before diving into the tall pines Authorjtie.* In Heidelberg said The manager’s retort; "This is town contracted to appraise the mond Perk. He posted a $r0 bond of 1911,'V the U.S. announcem ent STORY tSc. fire departments the Coventry Kindergarten Vsejuscles of *27,073, with interest, on a yards of fill to bring.J,t. to hig))- Mlaa Olga Brondolo of Brandy and his i-a.se is scheduled for court "It's difficnlt to go on making he-said. way level. He will also grade it of the blaek forest below. there .would be ,c 72-hour delay in AQUA SHADE on the house." ■ land. said, "kixperience gained during Wn-I- TTfRlIJ. organisation wee topped in Tol-1 Co-operatIve Nursery and counter-claim he filed againat Mrs. St. ia vacationing at Lake George, The second plane held course So. Capt. Elmer F. LXawellyn, Thy figure reached by Main for Aug. IP. g(K)d women interesting.'' Those He said he con.siders it surpris­ ADULTS land County only by the Stafford i Kindergarten parent-members said to the level of Doe’s Drive-In Im- N. Y. issuing the full l..(t of dead pending M 7 K M ade to O rd w tlie, operation <|f th is re a c to r \i-ar- are the words Greer Garson used ing because it comes at a time of THE Webb, representing'the amount of for m minute, then also spun out notification of n*xt of kin The Capt. John W. Buck snd Airman the 177-acre tract was about ranted the addition of a turbo geh- 50c. Fire Department. medlatel.v to the weal of the site. ' New Arrival $Z*f 3 With Year S oOm ' in explaining why she is going to prosperity "when we have a alable GROWN-UPS there are at least five vacancies a loan he paid off for her. ‘ »h accordance W ith S ta te apecifl- of -control and plunged into a -soldiers’, names Were compiled at John W. ThompMn III. slept in $750,000;, erstor so that the Steam being pro- The swards will be made at to be filled for a kindergarten class Mrs. Webb aought damages of A ion was born to Mr. and Mrs. sw-it( h from the go'. This made her famous, to portraying the Stale Firemen's Assn. session. The morning class with 15 a result of a dispute over a loan Tuesda.v'at Manchester Memorial E. A. JOHNSON Traveling with Arnold and rough estimate of the land it generator plant was plaei^ into Crediting businessmen in gov­ In naming the winners, Mr. Al- enrolled is filled. There will be a and an agreement concerning the I moved back and a safety lane 12 Hospital. shady rallies on the screen. ernment w-ith helping to keep the I feet wide and 163 feet long cre- Schmidt in the lead plane were would need In developing • t,he re- operation Ju n e 28, 1951, afid the (Jreer (iSrson isn t the first he­ aop paid high tribute to Connecti­ morning nursery diaas tn which 14 upkeep of their former honr,e in PAINT GO. Thompson, Capt. John Vaadi. Air­ aervolf,,.. as well as estimates on In A rea As production of electricity is con­ econom.v healthy, he said his de­ cut's volunteer fire companies for Newtown. « i sled for cars approaching the Manchester Evening Herald iress who has (iecide'd that it is too partment consults with business are enrolled. There is a maximum 899 Main gt„ Tel. MI-9-4501 man Harrv M. Benjamin Jr., and costa oif pumping water back to tinuing on a routine ba."*es.'’ '' . diffii ult to make good women in- "Ujeir IncalcUable contribution to of 15 for each clasa. Mrs. Kenneth Mra. Webb obtained an uncon- I station from the east. Bolton correapondent, Mr*. Joseph ' Lt. Wallace I* Brown. the Line St., filter plant, Martin leaders just as the Labor Depart­ Die welfare of our citizenry." tested divorce from Buckley in Su­ The building will be of cinder- D’lUlia telephone Mitchell S-S545. .Movie Shown 'terestuig anil has demanded to ment does with union lasor lead­ Tedford, membership ^airman, On the second lilane were MaJ. said. Four Confess A motion, picture record of the play hail-women rules. NOW "The volunteer fireman is in a can be contacted for ttfrther de­ perior Court March 23, 1054, on the I block, d^.signed w'ith two bays. Wirhim H. Baumer. Llewellyn. More complete figures than are ers and the Agriculture Depart­ ' very real sense the unsung hero ground of intolerable cruelty. He A m()dem pump Isiaqd will be in­ — k Arco demonatralion was'presented It la a pity to see one after an­ tails. Mrs. Burton E/M oorc will W anted t# Rent Bude.'^. Sgt. Howard W. Brown now available will also be prepared ment with leadeis of farm organ- agreed at that time to pay her *375 stalled and the yard and safely state Police, Vtanchcatcr Police to the fnitiid Nations' today in other iivtre.ss of mature charm MANC41C-STER of our community. He’s the man teach all classes. and Airinan Steven K. Kiba. on costs of additional development take that adolescent atlitude. ! Isation.s. SHOWING who, after a hard day’s work, a month alimony. lane paved with amesite. Safety Kogers Officials of the present Roaring Brook Re­ and Rhode Island Police are still Geneva. A special showing of the Weeks said he still haim't made Ploiird-Hogarty 3.IEDROOM HOUSE or HRST FLOOR film was given this afternoon for But perhap.s w-** shouldn t blanie Druve often gets out of bed in the mid­ islands will also be constructed to 1 3 servoir, the manager, said. These investigating the actiyitifs of four up hl.s mind w h eth er he will ap ­ Richard Plourd and Miss Audry control traffic entering and leav­ teenagers being held at Colchester atomic w ienlists. them too mucbyTTie responsibility fsrtTX^N NcfTtLri dle of the night to save a home Panel Speakers would Include enlarging the dam pear personally before the Celler Hogarty, both of Hartford, were ing th«r station. APARTMENT RY W. T. GRANT MANAGER. Plan Teslimonial Barracks under J.I.OOO bonds esch Ttie U.S. amlpuncement gave (or their deci.siim is shared by ENDS SAT. and property and. very often, a 3 -TRANSIS1DR to Increase the site of the water other.s subcommittee. c . ’t o life. He's Jin essential element in married Wedneaday night by Judge The project Is s personal enter­ who are already charged-with five this description ofVthe reactor used Celler raised questions about Leroy M. Roberts at hia home on supply. in the experiment: \ Writers today don't, do good ^ Connecticut's pallem of living.’ Local Stocks prise of John and Betty Barnini. Saul M. Silveratein. president of WIFE AND 2 GIRLS-^2 AND 3 YEARS OLD. F o r Court.^ Staff A comparison between the cost cemnts of breaking and enterinif bres- "'°mcn justice. They have discov-| that comment, asking: Talcott Rd. It will be leased to Esso and is ; and theft. Further charges msy ' rhe real tor cons\st8 of a This year's awards were made Rogers Cbrp., will attend an 8- of developing Globe Hollow snd ^ ered that a heroine without morals i, "How long does he want? What on the ba-sls of fire prevention ac- Hpacial Heasloa )>eing built to that company’s spe­ Increasing the facilities of Roar­ be brought, police said. sure ve.ssel conlainiiig an assem- Cotyr by TBCMeOCOI-OH In a special court session Tues­ OMtHttoHo rnralalMd By day conference at the Unlveralty "R«y«le1* blage^of enriched uranium bearing sells a lot more boaks than a - is being covered up? Why -Is tiVlies, training of personnel in cifications. The Barnini’s expect PHONE Ml 9.8848^ Plans are nearing completion ing Brook would then be made, John P iisi, 17. Scotland; G erald rti heroine w-hojs a gt>od woman. , the suppressing the facts?" day afternoon Deputy Judge Law­ OabHfR O MkMIebrnok. lae. of Connecticut, planned to jlrovlde Moseley, 16, Chaplin; Raymond plates submerged in water, plus a. flre-nghOiig and five prevention, the station will be in operation by for the testimonial banquet td.te Martin said. They have also discovered that rence C. Latimer fined Merle Bra- 1 p. as. ofieaa management with the latest devel­ If the town did purchase the V ertefeuille. 16. W lllim antic; and SOTb improvements in equipment and N ov.l. held Sunday. Aug. 21. at 1:30 p.rtK w e, the reading and viewing pub- ' A peculiar crackling sound water .supply facilities, alarm ley, 54, of Spring Valley. N. Y. Baa*, a toe* Scout* .May .Acquire Camp opments in the fields of human re- aE«RIN6 RID at the Garden Grove, for Judge ^Globe Hollow Reservoir, it would Roger Bessette. 16. Willimantic, trol rods. The w-ater circulates lip. go for the book with the sexy; heard'when pure tin Is bent la Bid Asked are the youths belrtg que.stioned BOGART systems and availability of volun- *150 for evading responsibility snd Mra. Gaaprin Morra of Clark latlona, Jnilust rial engineering and ★ Opsrtits for oaly IS* S Wesley C. Gryk and members of ^ shout 160 million gallons to through the reactor core by natu­ title and jacket and the movie, called tin cry. teera responding, maintenance and driving while under the Influence Pint National Bash wage administration. moDth io M ^ 4)f IM tojRS his stw , according to information the Jn'esent wsUr supply. Accord­ by State Police. ral convection and steam, produced Rd. was hostess to a meeting of " ‘ ...... stage or television play about a i supervision of equipment and fire of liquor. of Manchester .... 28 33 the Girl Scout Neighborhood Com­ Other officers of the local con­ a Jsy for etd-tjrp* vmhm- today from Deputy Sheriff Harold ing to' .the appraisers, this could '* TTiey were arrested yesterday bv the heat created by the fission­ woman w hose morals aren l all , imiv* houses, aud quality of reports ' Braley waa arrested Monday Hartford National cern who will attend the confer­ tubs aid*! T. Keating, general chairman of supply sbqut 20,000 gallons month­ ing of uranium atoms. I* con­ mittee Wedneaday night attended by Stale Patrolman Joseph Giiil- they should be. -] RAY submitted in connection uith the 1 night by Slate Policeman Frank BanR'Und Trust Co. 33 31 by Mrs. T. Hohmann of Andover, ence are-S. A. Brown, vice presi­ ★ Lifs-Iik* loaad. trm r ta4 ' this affair. ly to the Water Department "• beault of the Colchester Barracks, ducted to the turbo-generator lo­ Take the Kasy May i Conn. Bank and dent of manufacturing, and Milton cicartr iban sv*rl cated in a nearby building." contest. ! I.jiForge following an accident bn vice president of the Eastern Con­ The speakers’ committee is sell. assisted in the Investigation by So instead of struggling to make Judges, headed by retired State , R l. 44A. The special session of Trust Co...... 74 79 necticut Girl Scout Council. I-sical E. Yeoman, personnel director. The ★ TIis aaa "A" a The sppralseVs have set a fig­ Det. Sgt. Francia G. Sayres, Willi­ Activities at the testing, station Noace baUanr lask making arrangements to have good women interesting, they take Police Capt: Ross V. Urquhart of 1 Manchester Trust .. 65 women who attended the planning conference will be held Aug. 19 to full month . . . no "B" bsS- ure of 1160,000 for the reservoir, are headed by Harold V. Lltchen- '* USTINOV Trial Justice Court was called be- isry some leading State figures pres­ mantic Police; Slate Patrolmen the easy way out by w nting best Manchester, included Fire Chiefs cause Braley is from out of town meeting were Mi’S. l.,awrence Con­ 27. ... fcwarbatianrshaaaMl the watershed, a small chlorina­ Harold Greenberg. Groton Bar­ berger, who ia a technical adviser J i i D l s I riiw Incnraaea Oompanlea ent for the occasion. Pascal sellers and smash-hit movies and AIR (OM)ITIUNFU Henry G. Thoma.s, Hartford; 70', 73', 1verse. Mrs. Thomas John.son. Mrs. Silverstein will apeak on "Man­ tion plant, the swimming pool and racks and Francis • Pisch of the to the U.S. Delegation at Geneva. ' and the judge wished to dispose of Aetna F ir e ...... 1 , 0 1 2 5 hfastrangelo will serve as toast­ plays about shady ladies. Thomas H. Donnelly. West Hart 161 171 i Edmund Rcresluha. Mra. R. Knee- agement's Responsibilities" at the small strips of land around it. The Colchester Barracks; and Charles A technical paper on the plant was J adip* 4*vicnpy Itrnnt* (PReele cOAN BENNETT ’ BASi PA'hBON'E • LEO G. CARRai lIR : the case as early aa possible. Hartford Fire ...... CORNELL BAKE SHOP lOss* Cssdsetim ScsMMnr, Msdtiai* bNs Cadi master and Mrs. Helen Fitipat- They give the money-paying pub- "U hleagb. fc.rd; Joseph F. Farr, New Brit­ 97 104 i closing banquet Aug. 26. B row n la Country Club-property U qp- Heckler, attached to the Windham presented to the, conference here “ IxBvo .M»‘ or National Fire ...... land Jones Jr., Mrs. F. Weldon 449 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHKTER ftosiiiiil >r till misTfi -la llffiiril ' rlck has been named chairman of hr what it seems to w ant instead of ’ 1.4‘avp Mo” Svndlrate” ain, president of the .Stale Fil e-I Mancheeler Evening Herald Uov- Phoenix ...... 83', 88', M iner anh .Mrs. M ortim er H arlow . chairman of case studies for the mSSSw asa iSSB w Iaar prslaed at *455,000, while the rest Cou-nty Stste'-S Attorney's office. Tuesday ,by Dr. Walter H. Zinn, offering something more inspiring ALSO "STRANGER ON HORSEBACK" the ^ fU committee. During the (i:SS-lt:IS man's A.san.: Howai d G Key-; entry correepondent, .Mrs. C. L. Ut- Local activity of Troops 108 and conference and Yeoman will con- 0 » Amrtas* M«diwl Asisslirisa of the land Is valued at *145,000. The five breaks with which they Dircflor of the Argonne National but hat-der to sell. Ufe aad ladansaltv Ina t)o*. Ssmrl OrJmi —< >o dOifl evening dancing to the music of It has been pointed out that if nolds, Kasleville; A. Morivson I f|e, telephone. Pilgrim 2-S2SI. Aetna Life ...... 230 245 124 is e x p e c te d to re.aume a b o u t duct one of th e (-ase studies. All _To.ny Q’BrightI*_ orchestra will be are already charged took place Laboratory. • There is another thing the w rit- \ Snt. I p m. G pbp Autry! ,C»rlooitf! In Color ~ With JOEL McCREA Ennis. Brooklyn; Cliri.s F. Winkle ; _____,,...... are on the planning committee for dewOeeiesBlmdl the town owned-the lend. It Would Tuesday and Wedne.sday nights in- ers are up against. The American ' Aetna Casualty...... 260 Sept. 15 with regular weekly meet­ enjoy^. It was di.sclnscd at the confer­ KASY rS K K PAKKING Jr.. O range; W illiam E. :_Pvircell, j 171 ings at Ihe^Communlty Hall. i the conference. WILL BE take about 177 acres of Residence Salem. Montville, Waterford and ence that atomic .scientists are people today are quick to brand Conn. General ...... 551 Tickets may still be purchased A snd Rural none land off the pub Colchester, according-to Sgt. Guy as "corny" any kind of art that I Slielton; Kenneth H. Hl*s*lis*tiss#l Hartford Steam Boil. .102 Subject of much discu.ssion was by contacting Keating, Edmund- trying to develop a kind of guided SUN,: "IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA'/ Wilson; Jacob L. Weik, Morris; I "FlFlUellll LSI flCCl 106 the prospect that a merger of the lie market. Bomifimo of the Golchester Bar­ mi.ssile against i-anccr. . glorifies the homely virtues. We | Travelers ...... 100 Dekcy, Alphonse Reale, Mrs. Fitr- Room for. 240 Homes racks. The loot taken totaled about conflise realism, w’lth cheapness- George S. Hull, Clinton; John F. ■* oi • • w-» • PoMIe UtmtlM Norwich and Fjistcrn Connecticut; patrick, Mrs: Mary Dannaher, They ar^p searching for sub­ Creotura With Hia Atom Brain! ^ Elliott, Groton, and Stanley Councils ma.v be able to acquire According to figures obtained *200. he said. stances which would "home " on and filth, and think we are being ' J . : 1>V rO lll*-ln ch K H III Conn. Light Power . 18', 20', Wilbert Xiarrlson. Fred Baker, from the Town Zoning and Plan­ sophisticated when We do so. S> Sumner of Willimantic and Jonn 1 . Conn. Power ...... 44'., 46', Chestnut Hiil Camp in Lebanon, j OPENED Wanted Here cancer when injected into tire Frank Reilly, Walter Mahoney or ning Department, about 240 homes If It is difficult for an aclrcss to! L. Eliot. Clinton, remesenting the j ------Hartford Elec, Lt. 60', 62', Owned and formerly operated by | ft WE CARRY ALL any member of the Democratic Manchester Police have obtained blood stream and carry- with them Hartford Cou;ity Mutual Fire In-! New York. Aug. 12 i>Pi Nearly Ihe Herald-Tribune Fiesh Air ; could be built on the tract. Figur­ warrants charging three of the a radioactive weapon to fight the make good women interesting that ! Hartford Ga.x Co. . .. . 39 42 Town Committee. ing on an average of 1.5 children IS a reflection not only on the ma- i siirance Co. four inches of rain fell on the New So New England ■ Fund, the camp contains 96 acres ► Arthur drug Stor$s youths with two counts esch of malignancy. The local report was compiled by York metropolitan area last night ! of woodland and a 30 acre lake August 1 6 II per home, and 30 pupils to a class­ breaking and entering and theft tunty of the actress but on the : Tel...... 43 41 room, s 12-clsssroom school would This campaign wa.s outlined by maturity of w riters and , the Albert Ros.si with the assistance of and earl.(|^(>day, fl(X>ded roads and I wliich would make boating, ca- ^ LEADING BRAND* -1 - - A - p^iigpM M iqgaBBBeaaaiKiBi' for breaks here Monday and Wed' Dr. W. F. Bale and Dr, f L. Spar rompan.v officials. The contest wa.s basements and catised traffic tie- ' Haanfacturlng Comoanle* I noeing. sailing and swimming pos- Woodbridge Man be necessary to serve the ares if it nesday. audience that both the writers^ and ■ Allied Thermal ...... 61 were developed. of the University of Rochester, at actre.sses aim to please 1 i conducted from July 1 bf last year ups throughout the area. I sible for GiiI Scout campers, , One of the youths participated Rochester, N. Y. to July 1 of this year. Many homes were without pow­ Am . H ardw are ...... 21'.., 23'-.. i. An offer to purchase the camp Concerning the fate of. the golf in only one of the local breaks and. (All rights reserved, NEA Serv-1 A rrow . H art, H eg. . . . .10'j .13'-j Pried from. Car Such a technique, they skid, ice, Inc.j | TELEVISION Error Corrected er when lain short-circuited feeder i haa been made but since it is un- course; which is on Cheney prop­ fare.v only one count on each Asso. Spring ...... 28'.j 31'.j would direct the pow-erfuT rays of Yesterday through an error in lines. ! der the control of the Surrogate erty, Miu-lln said if the town change h ere„ Chief H -rm an O. Bristol Bra** ...... 1 7 1 9 '-j computation it was erroneou.sly re­ At least three traffic deaths ' Court of New York and the Fresh bought the'Iand it is'likely It would Schendel said. ladioaclive m aterial' only against Collins ...... I ll N ew H aven, A ug. 12 <-T>— become a municipal- course, rather the cancer without harming sur­ E.M.IOEWV ported that the Republicans out­ were attributed to the storm. In I Air Fund trustees, a decision la Police had to use a crowbar to One of the youths admitted tak­ numbered the Democrats on the one a woman was fatally injured E m -H a rt ...... 31 34 I not expected until Oct. 1. Should than private. , ing part in both breaks here and rounding li.ssue. Anil radioactive PROGRAMS Fafnlr Bearing ...... 43 46 remove a driver weighing almost The lease on ths course expires material attacked to the J'hom- corrected voting list by a three to w hen a c a r in which .she wa.s a ' the local offer and sale df the ■ 300 pounds from behind the wheel Involved the others, police said. llA R TrO R P one margin. ! pa.ssenger collided with a Long Is- Landers-Frarv Clk .. 21 27 FEATURE BEDDING VALUE IN KEITH'S Sept. 30. However, it was recently If they are rclca-sed after fac­ ing" mi.ssile would stay put, they Video E v erj'd ay —All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. N. B. M achine Co...... 3 4 ', 3 7 ', of a 1955 model sedan which hit a renewed for two years. Terms of added. d r i v e - i n ;% v A’i ’ Actually the Republicans have i Iiind railroad train -west of pofe on Goffee St. near the State ing trial in Colchester Justice ^ kaiiN niaHsixe- "RwiMOToeiy' 217 more registered voters than' Patchogue, in Suffolk County. N. Eastern Steel ...... 6 7 . the new leases have not been made Court tonight on the five charges The researchers Bal'd they arc N o rth and J u d d ...... 3 2 ', 3 1 ', Motor Vehicle Department's New publiri but It is known to contain ------T » S i 5 i i ¥ the Democrats. Of the 1.975 regls- ' A man was killed on the Belt We Specialize In Haven office early today. lodged by State Police there, they tered votes. 1,096 ai*e Republicans' Parkway, in Cambria Heights, Ru.s»ell Mfg...... 1 0 ', 1 2 ', an "escape clause" under which will be rearreated and brougttj to 2 SiinC'K TTIRILLERS Stanley Works ...... 60 6,3 WOMEN'S DRESSES - j CsQ Carbonneau. 26, of Wood- the firm can terminate the leaae on and 879 are Dcmocrat.s. In the: Queens. Police found his car on the bridge, suffered a dislocated hip Manchester. Bond has been set First District the Republicans grass at the side of the roadway, Terry Steam ...... 1'20 Sizes le'i. to 24'/,. short notice. here at $.3,000 each. MATINKR DAILY "CITY ACROSS Got bugs in your radio or suid fgee and head lacerations. Dour* Dprn Daily 1 :S# number 7.’’>0 and the Democrats and assumed he was struck when Torrlngton ...... 23', 21'.j The Country Club, under its Chief Schendel said the breaks THE RIVER" M & N OUTLET ' Police said he was driving a car IVrYormaitce 1 :L.'> TV? (Jive U8 a call. We’ve 681. In the Second Oiatrict the Re­ he attempted to walk across the U.S. Envelope com. . . 90 98 present lease, occupies the prop­ here were at Ed's Service Station. Tony C'urtlA publicans show 346 on the caucus road. He was identified a.s Al- U.S. Envelope pfd. ... 71 76 505 East Middle Turnpike owned by Henry Opper, 47. of 288 W. Middle Tpke , Monday A u e u s T S a l e erty for *300 annually and pay Thelma B itte r Tha\ T haatra In Th« Park'l list and the Democrats 194. Veeder-Rool ...... 16 .19 Open Qally 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Orange, who suffered a fractured ment of taxes, which amount to night, merchandise, tools and got the experts and the phonstis Kizelewciz, 32. of Hemp­ skull and Intemal injuries in the "GIRLS IN .JUNCTION iall-*l»wtiuiiaAwner FlnanceX Board Session stead. The above q u o tatio n s ,are not to $3,163. money taken totaled about *300; The B oard ()f F inance w ill-m eet be construed as actual 'markets. Now—Keith’.s Augu.st Sale Brings You A Sen- crash, and is in Critical condition. and .I'im’a Atlantic Service. 451 W. NOW! IT'S GREAT! equipment to get rid of An Automobile Club of New No Dale Het Dori* Day THE NIGHT" Two other passengers suffered Center St . Wednesday night, when F ran k leO«>joy Thursday to start work on the York spokesinnen said road condi­ .saUonal New Beddinfr Value . . . The Famous The manager could.' not say Jamp* ( ngnpy propo.sed 1931-56\ town budget.s, | PIJVTEK DISTKIBI TED cuts and bruise*. They are Victor when the next meeting between about *1.’) in merchandise and Kppfp Rra**pl|p *‘Ar« you sorry, Luke? ^ am k them fa-st. tions in the metropolitan area SEAL')' "ENCHANTED N’lGHTS” MATTRESS . Srtrbik, 42. and William Sslrblk, “lAive Me or Albert J. Booth, chairman said to­ were about thV wor.st experienced r - — - - n the town and Cheney BFos. would money was taken. STAl^TS SUNDAY I guess every woman Hartford. Aug. 12 i>Pi Toll-free . . . at a huge .saving for Manchester! See it to­ 22, New Haven brothers; take place, but indicated it would State Police said also that po- Leave .Me” "Mad at the day in a "long, long time." ■ morrow—SAVE! lii e in East Hartford want to ques­ Soineintng - Different asks her husband 277 BROAD Ml-9-1134 Booth urges all b\>ards and, He said flooded conditions along identification plates for the cars I HEADQUARTERS \ be "advantageous to both groups la CinpanaKuopp World” ajfencies havnng budgetXrequests tp of state legislatoi's will be dis­ NO JINX FOR JOCKEV to hold it as soon a.a possible." tion the youths- in connection with and Trrhnicnl«ir ^‘CARMEN .IONY.S’’ that on her wedding SALES and streets snd parkways through Matthew M. Morlarty, local breaks there snd Indications are l - S: IS "Gambler From Natchei’* TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE turn them over to John\F. Chap- Queens. Brooklyn snd Long Island tributed to all members of the ■ FOR ALL !' Oceanport, N. J. tffi--Numbfr 13 that several oilier Connecticut .night’* pelie, secretary, or to him \prlor to ^ weir'ITTPo num erou.s for the clu b ,to General Awembly as soon as they businessman and former Chamber th e m eeting so th a t such iVque.st.s are manufactured, says State la po jinx for jockey Sammy Boul- of Commerce head, has urged mun­ towns arc Interested. Sun.. Hull DiDnpy's ('rockplt* CHILDREN ( list all of them. Many cars were mstis. He won his I3th stakes race A total of about 2.1 bre:iks in Chaaset R. U aren . Cobb. aftJ T-MEN IN ACTION for town funds may be included In stalled, some of them In flooded Comptroller Fred R. Zeller. After I f&SFStoJie [ icipal ownership of all the land to New tftqlonds Pliiyqruund A m . ^1 11,^ O aU id a" of 1655 w hen he piloted Helioscope the Slate may ultimately be FhABOfl 1$ Hartford, Conn. the town budgets. , underpasses. he distributes the plate, as the law keep it out of thi hands of devel­ rhAonrl 19 PitUfifld. Ma**. n9>vrilRISTOPHEB8 requires. Zeller said ye.sterday. it to victory in the richest running of opers and speculators. cleared up. Sgt. Bonuomo said. Chanapl 22 SprinfU eld. Mu**. (3$) T O P P E R 4-H Com Supper ! I MOVIE PROIICTS I the Monmouth Handicap .at Moun­ "A group has offered to pur­ R. I. Pollrq Interested (■kmaaej SO Kew fIritaiB, Cunii. (5.1) HALF HOI K DRA.HA Proceeds of the 4-H Town Com- 1 About 7,500 Americans die .by is up to the individual, legialators tain Park. Boiifmetls’ share of the Rhode Island Police will wait' TONIGHT ChaBael $3 Waterbary. Cbna. <55) FAVORITE 8TOKY mittee-sponsored corn supper to- i homicide In an average golf course the reservoir offenders are tried in one place H S k IIPSI L itD VSi LK KD H Fl > tM B '(U ) rLAVHOlSE o r KTASe \fj & U Tills saves lime and expense and 5 :tS (53) WHAT’S YOl'R TROtBLE? —"O b Leave” Claada GOLDEN S tc a n / p A ownership is that the to w n 's S:30 ( 1^2 2» HOWDY D oom Daaphlrt may be done in this instance. . guns tpokal ' <5S) I.ATK MATINEE supervised swimming area at Globe (&Si BIN TIN TIN (pavings & £oan Asked .bout how the. four Hollow could continue and be im­ M:H ( ftt STAGE ft ' 78iS MAIN proved. The town now leases the youtIWi w ere apprehended, Sgt- —"I nflp Jack" Bonuomo said ’'5i TWILK.IIT THEATER Aeroaa from' Green School He was relucUiil to single any m m i- c im m m m (22i HOPALONG 1 AS8ID\ thru UNITIO ASTiSTt (3$) THE F.ARLY SHOW fo r Dog Gels Lecture, officer out for praise, saying thS —“Nlchola* Nirkplhy" Gpon Alt Day Saturdoy case was one where there was ro-IIlT! Walt Disney’s C:3$ ( ft) SPOBTSrOPK BE PREPARED gqj’d cooperation between deparl- "Stormy the Thoroughbred" <19) NEWS And W EATHER Goes to Ghureh (53y FACTS FORCM * 3* < W t> R EA R PROF.HE CHAIN SAWS iiicnta. (22) THIS EVEMNr. . —Peter Lawford BEING THE OLDEST Admission 80c (Tax Included) ft/IO < ft) WEATHFR FORECAST (ISI THK VISK GENERATORS RANGE & FUEL OIL NEWLYWEI3S 'Sl'ICIDE COMING SOON COMING SOt>N $:i5 ( ft) THE NEWS TODAY (3*1 RAY MtLLAND SHOW " Goldsboro. N. C. up) A Golds­ __ • . "MISTER ROBERTS" "7 UTTLE FOYS" (Children Under 12 Free) (19) WORLD WE LIVE IN 1*3) all star GAME boro minister was working in his 7:9$ ( ft) T.R.A. (**) I LKI> THREE LIVES NOW IN STOCK yard when a small dog ran up and Tokyo, Aug. 12 i/Pi N ew ly­ (1ft) NEWS A WEATHER !*;** ( »-2Ji SPORTS REEL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION weds committed suicide by throw­ NKWS church. bride of three day^Klyoko, read: ( XI I LEO THREE LIVES m . 'MltelMl 3.A320 The following Sunday after the "We found it Imnosalble to love ftlA RCO (S.VI NIGHTCAP F.niTION each other. \Vc shall make a fresh U!l FINAL EDITION ♦ minister had -completed his sermon n:*4 (1*1 THE LATE SHOW 2 2 the little' dog trotted down the start in heaven." TUBELESS TIRE —"Reyeage af Ike »«m-“ . . aaturoHy know of anr 44 yoor racoril of pounds beee” * aisle. (t$) THK leATB SHOW ]'■ , * He jiaused briefly, turned around WAKE-UP MUSIC POLO HEADQUARTERS "O-Mea” ■- paying Mcoilant divldonds. Thny Hkt tavliig with -Actual DyaaxwiMtar and'^jDgg^d out of Um church. (.351 PR E V C E S ! PLANT—295 BROAD ST. (351 SPORTS ROINDI P Itelud Henupewue Grand Rapids. Mich. iJ*} - - Dr. RESTAURANT 11:1* (IS) MOONLIGHT THEATER such on insHtuHon ^ and wa Ilka having Hiom. WON O IT ANYW.AY H enry A. B rulnsm a teach es a C al­ —"Oevll aad Daalel Web-- BUDGET LEFT OVER? vin rolliy;e muaicat theory course 12.')0 Burnside Ave. TEL. Ml-9-4224 •ter” NOW IS THE HOUR Richmond, Va. i>P)—-Hepry G. at 6;30 a.m for five graduate (31) weather TERMS 7:4*1 ( *) T.R.A. 11:1* (13) PICK A STAR If you hova mevod into Moachastar rocontly pHicna Gllmsr, who says he was born in students because that's the only 11:M (i) BADGE MO. 714— I Enchanted Nights time they .can gel together. .•JOtWJ* JOHN DALY^Neat , ' —"HI. Ckaae.*’ a southwest Virginia logL* cabin al- NOW 'S ' I")- *'*•'-'* b k o t h l r s 1»S3 DeSOTO mpst entirely surrounded by Re­ i h u m ) wlathlrvank (33) TONIGHT—meya Alira . contidar this on invitation to sovn hora. 1;M ( S-JJi MATT DKNMS SHOW 13 :N ( t) NIGHTCAP THEATER " radiicadto publicans, la retiring as State ItSI ROt'KV JUNKS —"Kill .r Be Kl«rd’’ " LIFE FIREDOME Comptroller of Virginia after 14 r i - - -. LAkOfST SCRUN COMPLETELY <191 WHAT’S THK STOBV? I'.l* < *) NEWS -• MODIl 17 years. . (JOOSI W'ALTKR fR O N K ITF. A FRKF. PARKING In Keith!* $59.50 MateJilng ^ 3 a ff o r d THK NKWS $1 V-* CLUB SEDAH A staunch D«mocraL-he says he . „ l**> THIS IS THK LIFE % currant divldand par annum.' Private Parking I.a>t Adjoining ROX SPRING Radio, Heater. Power Steer­ disregarded the advice of' his AIR-CONDITIONED 7 :0 ( *-741 NEWS CARAVAN J. A. WHITE ' the Mtore. . Nn Meter Pnrking was fether to stay away from politics. . „ 1304*1 J l 'U f S LA lUtS'A SHOW In the KhUre"Block Just South $39.95 ing and AutomaGo Trans- TOR YOUR l:M < SI PANTOMIME UKIZ H O f M E L I T E inlaaion. In the Old Dominion' he has a itJi MIDWKSTKRN HAVRIPE of Keith'*. reputation for picking the 6ut- <1*1 INTERNATIONAL POLICE OiM Man Chain Saw corhe of political contests. He Is DINING PLEASURE (S*i FOLLOW THAT MAN .STOKK HOL'R.S: Closed Kvery NO BUTTONS, NO tiUMPS, y o LUMP.S! Treat yourself to a reaJIy fuxuriou* MattraM 74 and haa been active in politics <**) FAMILY THFATER COMPANY lu weight is low. Its hor«epower .Monday. Regular Hours From and save practically a *2n hill! Now Keith's brings you a whopping reduction on the n*r JjlSy S.'ih.AiP' lUl OKNE ACTBV SROW is high. No other saw can com­ tionally famous *59.50'’Enchanted NighU" Mattress! , . $1205 for nearly 40 years TO N IG H T ( *■::> LIFR o r RILEY traWMl *1 BlaasU St. — BfaHchestcr 9 A.M. Until 5:30 P.M. Open rresT c o m e " , rrassni Lai* • ' f |wrfaraiaae*ti pare with ic... for easy handling Kvery TTiursday Evening Until ‘ Is plus (bat cutting. Try this Home- FtRST SERVED TALK FOR MONEY BBINU Vm'A , $1 D O W N SI WEEKLY HMILR AU)N( DANCING! tile . .. famous for its low opcral- Roanoke,. Va. OP) —' ‘ A farmer WItk lag cost.,. oo spy wood cuning Brefe Rra.ll Evesr-i-4-^- i ia entitled to avjittle conversation” — a im — J O H N B. B U R K E operation you wish, Ask for free, BEADPRE when ha pays a fee to a veterinar­ TALL MAN deasooetratioo. ian. BIDING IMciured U Mr. Gnuiato CongntuUUnf Al l>«mato and Hia O F MANCHESTFR That’s what Virginia’* commis- Bs*4«IN> fiesll FRi. ond SAT. **Swinginjr Rti^ga'' t'poa Completbif 0 Veara At the Popular^* Convenient Hours: y Usrslkir M ales, Marco Polo Be^Uuraiit. . 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE MOTORS, .«toner of agriculture; Parke Brink- retsl* fastis Open to 5 P. M. Monday, Tuesday, Friday fr OV R F^N?r n i D ^ Y m M A iiB D ley, told a'maeUng o t vetarinar* fsinl** fiaadar CAPITOL "Dsetsr la- tk* (<. I ( I .N T F K .-.1 1 rirphuttf ^11 .i'lHtjh ; BSD EASTJDBNtE* ST. iana hara. Don’t Juat pockaf the H aas*’.’ . to 8 P. M. Thursday r UASCUigtai, CONN. (aa and laaya, but tall tha faimar a a d ir s The MARGO POLO EQuiPaENT go; what’a-wrong with tha. SS MAIN 8TRF.F.T K e i t h 'S ? OPEN EVENOroS Open Wedneaday untU 12 Noon i u ■ L BHttklay aald. Ha aald It waa good FOR THE REST IN ITAUAN AND AHERIOAN CUISINE , TEL, MI S-7958 ^ ms M.MN ST 0Fr'b.>irt ^ h • 'l1. publle ralatlona. > Advertise in The Herald— It Pay* Closed Saturdays during June, July, Augupt Stoi« Hours: 7-5 Dally T h u i* ^ :ij, 7-t. Saturday. 1-4. ■5* ■ o g i \ 1." ( ' 7 ■ ■- I V,,

lIANCHEStEB EVENING HEBALDs MANCHBSTEB. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 195S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1965 hower Mid today Ui9 United WKNB—84$ y.pbwer, iron and steel, fatlrosds, Hit Utility Pole* w ant—141$ (^r Crash Kill* States and the Free World hove O^ahoney ^ui)* oil, metals including aluminum, eharto4.with vloUUoa of the rulM WOUO-12M lost "an outstanding champion of commercial aircraft, oepan stilp- Seek Young, Yigorous 'Men Radio W H AT-^18 freedom and peace" in the death > t D e i M eCthstosul. ^ ^ Area Coast Storm Aims News Tidbits In O ashei Here American Envoy Ike Tax Policies ping; chemicals and airport faciu- OrigtaaUy charged with radng, WDBo—tsaa Bastom Itayligkt TIbm w n o - 1^ of 'Ambassador John E. Piierlfoy. Ues. / • ' WANTED f the charge ^ "On the personal aide,” the iThs induatrles for which-Ihe tax Continue Called from AP W ilw * Pnoseutor Philip Bayer said he For Border Patrol Service Thfba accldenU wore roportod (OoBttoaed from eBg* Oae) President said in ' 9 statement, (C mm E9(9 Om ) benefits were ended include asbes­ waa convinced by Atty. A. W. Eye Winds ^ Tha toUowing program achadutaa;p9i4 "Mrs. ElMnhower. and t have lost SALE^ HELP — OPPICI MiLP Faces High by idraiifihoiter Pollco yaatorday, ,y' kra auppUad by the radio manago^ WHATj-gu^MNreiiade tos, lesd, msngsneie ore, cement, rear Truce Reds glrestone, Hartford, representing WCCXT—Oodl' ICvenihg Good Ifusidi oft9r hti start as an elevator boy, a valued'friend.*' that Industry are shut off for tungsten, sine, vsrious sHoylng Thibodeau, that there waa not By KENNETH O. GILMORE ] all of which occurred In lha ove­ uenta pnd ara aubject to changa .WKMB-DInner Date ' he got a 31,620-a-year Job in the The White House issued the foo<>. National Foundation for Infan­ WTIU—Three ikai ibatts mlnersls, and qertsin tires. Burton^s has •openings for. alert,-p leasa^’woman, enough evidence to substantiate it NEA Staff Oorreopoodeat L te Paralysis urges solvent chap- rling betweeil 6.^;48 and 10:45 after without hotlca. WDRC—Lowii Tbomas treaaiiry' department and married Prestdent'e statement shortly af­ Both eltcUic power and alu- I ra i* O M ) Both youths pleaded nolo con­ Winds, Tide Waihington (NEA) ■— Aa , Northward tra .|o turn' la suiplua fuads WQTH—Llberace a pretty, fellow employe, Betty ter news t>t the tragedy reached mtnuiti are in the category The 30 expansion . goals Kept who are available by Septeiotwr 1 forTulI t im t , O b it u a r y lati afternoon showers had wet «:•$> i i i ^ open for the fast write-offs cover tendere to the leaser charge. i < midnight approached, two m en; to reactia needy units rather than —Music Merchant Jane Knox of Oklahoma, Soen him. He also- sent a personal mes­ suspended pending furUtef study, positions. 5-day work week, salary plus IncentiTB ' •Bd f*iirh manilMrs h v / t worked the pavement. All thfoo of the mli- WCUO—Kecurd llcvuc WRAY—Encore Theater during which no appHcitlons will oucbjtems os aviation fuel, copper, Patrolman William McDowell trudged along a harrow path be tCootiaiMd trem Pago Oac) stage emergency March of Dimes WCCC—Good htvening Good Uuild after, his job waa abolished and sage to Mrs. Puerlfoy In Bang­ nickel, mercury, titanium, and bonus, liberal store discount, pleasant working cone (Osattaiwsd from Pago One) -1 .. .Waterford housewife denied hapi resulted In arreSta. ^IVKNB—Baseball Matinee WKNB—Erening Serenade kok. The stktrment: be processed. Flemming aaid in: as apM > for OommunUt North reported the youths, later found 'iv 11C—llepplnese for several monfhs he did manual pnxiucta ordered directly by the ditions. Apply in person, please. Burton's, Inc. not to know one another, started aide the Rio Grande River near E l' churches and other safe inland aeeond try at $64,000 Queition. In the first, at $:46 p.m., Ed­ WDRC—Cal Knlbv \ WTIC—Answer Man labor In the Botanical Gardens on “I have Just been informed of dustries in this class would be re­ m Karoo. It wonU Sw^oh and row morning around 6:30 a-m., of W0RC-T«nn Ernie armed services and the Atomic up quickly Aug. 2 at the light at Paao,.Tex. The full moon .threw buildings. V Car-truck civah .kllle 11.8. Am- ward Wllkos, 37, of 4 Bairy Rd., ^ W TIl-W ex Woike WGTH—Fulton Lewie Jr. Capitol Hill, Anally landing in the the tragic death of John E. Piierl- viewed to determine "whether "ade­ ftihm mombtr* oJoo to leovo. to feet aboke normal along Deaths Hhiergy Commission. St. James and Main St. ' 3 4 a daaaling reflection cin the m ur-. Along\the southern North Caro­ baaaador to Thailand John E. lost control of hla car aa hh. was ‘ WHAY-Muilc Uerchent lilg— Labor Department. fo.Y and his son. A brilliant career quate' productive'' capacity" for ' The NN8C h«e defied JfJouth Ko- • Thibodeau's attorney said his the central and Western part of ky water and silhouetted thair Peurlfoy and 9-yaar-old son... Weet'—Reourd Revuv WHAY—Encore Theater diplomat. Ambassador Puerlfoy moblliution needs exists, snd then Long Island Sound high tides of lina Coast, first to feel the fury of traveling west on N. Main St., and WCCC—Good Evening Good Music A month Inter he wa.v In the reo'e uttimotum. client had a girt with him and was cautious progress. ^ j Patricia Morrison . the tempeet, towering .. waves Coroner rules leadership and equip­ WKNB—Baseball Matinee WKNB—Evening RerenadU served his country exceptionally they will be rMpenSd or closed. to fi feet above normal along the crashed through a hedge and into WTIC—Btella Uailoa State Department and there for In recunui* TloU^ end in a hurry to get away from the 4 Suddenly a light flickered laGi Patricia Morrison 5-ye(u--old smashed fishing piers, waterfront ment nt fault for death of seven a telephone pole. The 1952 Buick WUKO-Cal K..lby . WTIC—Tonight s 8lar nearly 17 years he cafved out a well for many years. The United O'Mshohey ssid in sn Interview ■timUena einoa fltfurdey 32 U.S. eastern shores of -the ^und. yards away on the opposite shore. | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elton boya on Mt. Temple in Banff. Alta. WGTU-Wex Works WDBp—Tann. Ernie .States and the Fre'e World have the tsx incentives first granted stares of a pair of boys accom Accentuating the i high water oottagea. boar^alka. amusement he was driving was damaged to *:»a— • WOTH—J. Vandercook distinguished careef. At one ■oldiere end otKiSt panying Ziemienski. With It esme the familiar. Whine','J. Morrison qf 110 Hampton St., centers, and washed out roads and the extent of 3350. WIIAY—Betty KimbSII 1:19- point, he wa.s deputy undersecre­ lo.". an outstanding champion of after was started In Korea wefis previoue^ ba^been reported m< danger Is the fact that tides along of a bullet. Then the report of HartfordV foinnerly of Manchester, 1 bridges. WCCC—^Record Revue WIIAY—Encore Theater freedom and peace. On the 'per- supposed to be for defense pur­ Itocause he felt Ziemienski to be the coast are in the perigee stage tha Trent and Neuae Rivera, clos­ Abe Nijsadorf, on whoee prop­ WCCC—Good Evening Good Muste tary of state for' personnel- and jureiL nomic Warfare. and now rlnped wllh machliM In strength from their original 13S gresaive disease of the lungs. The ' c., were the ftret to be hard hit. WDRC—Charles Cnlllngswood tion t.4kin;^^a step or.two toward haps one of the most outstanding gilt-odged buys on the market today. How do w$ such a fight would be severely dealt a member of the U.8. Border Bem from their homes near Ihe __Investigating Patrolman Wll- WiTrirvWa.v WorksW( WGTH—Armed Forces In 1945, he drew an assignment I guna manned by American aoldlert. miles an hour to 100. i Morrison family had lived in Man- Further northeast, in New Bern, my view thyt big business haa justify. Ihis?^ with, he implied. He said the present menace of Patrol, and a iniper had nearly water front to higher ground with- \ Ham Shaw arrested Wilkoa on a WllAY-^'^ecord IlA Y ^Reconl Rfftieo i:W»- that brought him to the attention 1 Parka aaaured that the United cheater until four months ago. fj. C., It waa a common sight to in the city. charge of violation of the rules of WHAY—Polka Parly Grange Notes been getting fpo much- out of gov­ Also charged with a violation of the storm lies In squalls which are picked him off. Since that July k Record Hevlovf WCCC'—Good Evening Good Music of the State Department's top Nationa command would "make the rules of the road. Betty A.' evening In 1940 Niebuhr haa had Besides her parents, ihe leaves see parents standing in shoulder It was a common sight to see the road. Shaw reported that Wll­ WKiNB—HiW'Ufill echelon. He went to San Francisco ernment In the past two years." every effort" to protect NN8C Spreading out from the center. a brother. Edward Morrison II; iVTll’ —Wfinikn in My Huuae WKNB—Music 1. On a prlca-carnlng baala, TravelerV atm-k, wiling at amund 15 timea I9M Seaton, 20. Windsor, was fined ,»9. These, squalls, enrry winds between other clo.se calls. In 1950 a bul­ deep water, handing children over parents standtiig in ahqulder deep kos was traveling west on N. Mala WUHO—Npwiv WTIC—Lone Ranger to arrange for the conference out The Wapplng Grange traveled to Plan Bigger Than WW 11 earninga, la cheaper by far than miin.v of the an-f-alled "blue rhipa” . We feel that ntembera. her maternal grandmother. Mrs. water, holding Uieir children-over SI. when the car started to skid WDRC—Arthur Giolirev Digest The present tax \^te-off pro-r She was arrested Saturday aa the 75 and 100 miles an hodV. Once a let ripped through his hip miss­ their heads to National Guard res­ WGTU—Bob W l fUy WGTH—Boston vS. Senators •ot which' the United Nations was Somers last Tuesday night for its the company will earn more money In 195.5, aa production of drilinary life waa re­ Earlier MaJ. Gen. Jung Kook result of a radar check. ing the bone and probably hie Agnes Bartley of Hartford, and cue forces. More than 2.000 per their heads waiting for the towards the left. He then swerved \ \ born. gram was slnrilar to xmt much hurricane reaches the northern her paternal grandipolher. Mrs. •:l*- annual Mystery Ride. ported up 29.5% on a paid for baala In the firxl ai\ montha of 195.5, over the com­ Rok aenior Communiat delegate Although they were charged dif­ latitudes, it rsiely regains the life by a fraction of an inch. .sons were evacuated from w'Ster- guardsmen to come and get them. to the right toward a driveway, WIIAV—Ut'Cortl WHAY—Polka Party Among other things, he had to larger than one used i>K World Gladys Morrison of this town. \V(.VC—Record UhvicW . WCCC—Good Evening Good Music The members met at the Com- parable period a year earlier and group writinga uere reported aharply higher. had’aaid the U.N. Command "can ferently, Francis C. Hall. 34. East wind intensity It had while it was front homes." 'ntouaanda of res­ Thousands of reaidents left the but at thia point the car again WKN^B-Basrhall Matiitte find S.600 hotel rooms, set up glo­ War II. Under it, companies un­ never ahlrk the reeponaibllity" for Rugged Outdoor Work The funeral will be held tomor­ city by the highway westward to­ WKNB—Music munly Hall at 7.30 p.m. and left dertaking approved expansion Hartford; and Robert .J. Brockel- farther south, he said, Yet he believes that working idents fled toward-Kinston on the swerved to the left, went over an WTIC—Lorenxo JoiiM WTIC—Lone Ranger bal communications, arrange for Wapplng at 7:45 p.m. The cars 2. The company haa paid dUidenda conaeciittvely for 90 yeara. ^ aafeguardlng NNSC membera “ by bank, 42. East Hartford, each Rsln-soaked vacationers were row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the ward Kinston, the only route still embankment, across the road and WDRC—Cal Kolby ^ WDRC—Disk Derliy translation services and handle the projects can write off a poftlon'ctf for "this outfit” ia a fine way to only remaining highway left open. WCTH—Bob and R h f WGTH—Boston vs. genstors traveling In procession went claiming you cannot interfere in ware fined for passing stop expected to leave shore sreas in Jolin B. Burke Funeral Home, 87 National Civil Air Patrol head­ open- into' the pole. Ru.sslan delegation. the co.st for tax purposes in flvd- |8 earn a living "It'a rugged, out­ E. (Center St., with the Rev. %:U- 1:19- thrmigh Wapplng, Ellington and 3. It ia the lorgeat multiple line atoeh Inaiiranre company In the Stotto. what the Syngman Rhea clique ia signs. large numbers tonight, and tomor­ Gov. Luther Hodges ordered the The accused ia scheduled to ap­ WHAY—Suburban Serfbad« WHAY—Polka Parly , In 1946 when Gen. George C. years. The share which may be to door work with plenty Of ex­ Arnold W. Toaer officiating. Burial quarters here said 50 mobile radio finally Somers. Each mgmber was doing." Because of a tachnicsllity in the row, The hurricane threat was cars had been moved into Wil­ National Guard unit St Washing­ pear In Town Court Aug. 19. llfcord Kcvlcw \ WTIC—National Radio Fan Club Marshall became secretary of written off i!i fixefflfy the ODM in 4. Premium income haa Jncreireaped 3457..5'23,000 In the laat ten veara. Premium Parka,' aenior Allied delegate, citement, " explaina Nitbuhr, who | ,vill be in Fa-st Cemeterv WKNB— BasobaU Matliic* ' WDRC—Disk Derby guessing where they were going each individual case. It generally wording of the stbp sign statute, only part of thr reason. The first mington and New Bern, teaming ton, N. C., to duty to assist in The second accident, which oc­ WTK'—lOHO llacllo Loin* , WGTH—Boston vs. Senators state, he named Peurlfoy acting Income In 1954 waa 37,5.5,566,000.. In 1945 I It waa .$276,043,000. aaid, "The UJI. Command doea not ia now aenior patrol Inspector at i Friends may rail at the funeral exacuation of refugees from but that’s the mystery of the ride, has ranged from 40 to 70 per cent. HaJI, riding a bicycle when in­ two-week vacation period of Au­ lip with amateur radio operators 1.000 curred at 9:25 p.m.. resulted In the WDIU'—Cal Kolby assistant secretary\for adminis­ aa no one but the lead car knew exerciie control over the ROK volved, in an accident at W. Cen­ gust comes to a close tomorrow,' McAllen. Tex. "You're never in | home after 2 o'clock today, the rapidly rising Pamlico River. W CTil—Bob and Hay WIIAV-Polka Party tration. There he pmbrmed the Since the usual depreciation 5. Total life Inaurance In force roae 234% In' Ihe laat ten yeara nr about 23% S Ifovemment," a rut or get bored .sitting at a desk The family requeata that flowers to provide the only contact be­ arrest of Willard Cole, 31. of 93 WTIC—National Radio Fan Club the destination. "year. It now totala over $15,375,000,000! fblllinna) ter and McKee Sts. Aug. 3. was and cottage dwellers would nor­ tween the storm battered cities Other guard units were called out Waddell Rd. He was driving a WnAY —Suburban Sfmiadc WDRC—Disk Derby difficult task of reorganizing the write-off period ia 20 to 25 years, At Inchon, X.t. B. D. Johnaon. shuffling papers. And you're do­ be omitted. A fund, however, will WGTH—Bontoii vb. B^natora iTie Grange members ended charged with a violation of the mally pack up and leave on that i and the outside world. to prevent looting. 1948 Nash west on Cooper Hill St. WCi’C— Hoview department to establish a clear this mear.s that the firma affected ' Kaminga per ahare, according to alatiatical aourcea believed to be reliable, have execuUve officer of the Army Port rules of the road. The specific sec­ day. New occupancy of shore cot­ ing an Important Job for the gov­ be started In aid of the Cv’itic Fi- Hodges, personally directed W K sN B-^s''haU Mati#)ee chain of command from top to bot­ their ride at the Indian Museum ma.v take much bigger deductions ernment." broaia Asan. of Connecticut, to. Mobile power generators were when he applied the brakes and the WTK^lUhU Kudlo Uan« WIIAY—Niaht Watch in Somers. The owner of the IncreSped from 11.77 In 1945 to $7.19 In 1954, adjuated to Ihe preaent capitalization. Oommaivd. aaid there waa "abao- tion involved was called failure to tages was expected to be light un­ operations against the storm after WTIC—Nationat Radio Fan Club tom. in the first five years than they 'fhls is the kind of man the which donations may be made. moved into the area to replace car turned around on the road and WDJalhrHp^ord Shop Museum. Mr. King, explained to Ijitely no truth" to the report that obey a traffic sign. til the storm Is over. a tour of the beach. continued on into a atop sign, two WCTTT-Bob and Hay WDRC—Di*k Derb>- . The outspoken diplomat'.s first otherYvi.se could. 7. Ihyratment pollcie* are conaerx-ative. Americana aboard a patrol craft Boston forecasters, tracking the Immigration and Naturalisation conventional power facilities f:0*- W‘(;TII—Boqton VB. Senators the group all the Indian relics and He waa charged with passing a Atlantic Beach, near Morehead mail boxes and fire box, police WHAY—New* Jl:!*- big forelgm assignment came in Secretary of 41ie Treasury had shot three Koreana. stop sign when first arrested biit hurricane, estimated this morning Service is looking for today to Walter F. CTeary knocked out by the. storm.- Two 1950 ■ when President Truman how he obtained them. Many Inter­ 8. MMagement la competitively one of the moat aggreaalve in the whole indus­ such units pi-ovlded the only pow­ City, reported highest winda, up said. WC'CC—tbfod KveniUB Good MubIc ...... Y -N I _ ...... I'umphrey. ii. a recent Congres­ the charge waa changed. that it might pass southeast of nil an unlimited number of open­ Walter F. Cleary of Wood.aide. WKNB—Nowb; Sports *- National Radio Fan Club named him ambassador to Greece. esting stories lie behind the relics try! - Kim Chung Hung, South Korean er for two hospitals in Washing to 100 m.p.h. last night. Wilming­ Patrolman Walter Fergu«>n ar- sional appearance, said he l^e- National Police Dtrector, inaiated Hall pleaded not guilty/ but a Nantucket Island Saturday after­ ings in the Border Patrol. U I , brother of Mrs. Charle.s ton had winds of 83 miles, the WTIC—Nt'wt -Binit Crosby He went to the post with .some in hla museum. The children and litved the accelerated depreciation "We need young, vigorous men ton. N. C. restwl Cole and oharge^l him with WDRC—News -Boston VB. Senators adults were greatly pleased that 9. Net eamldga today are 4 timea what they were In 1945! that the three were hit by ahota witness, Joseph Haefa, o r 207 W. noon. Beecher of 72 Ardmore Rd.. died Weather Bureau saio. In other reckless driying. Police report that . WGTII—N.ws misgivings. The shooting Wii'r With program should be cut back who like- the outdoors .and can As the hurricane bore down on this place was selected for the from the American patrol boat Center St., testified he/saw Hall today in New York City. He wa.a -places along the beaches, gusts Cole stated he was traveling about • : 1 f t - WIIXY—Nite Watch the Communists on the border had sharply. 10. Total osaela were $2,828,455,036 on December SI. 1954. ride by the sign befey'e he was handle themselves in any situa­ born in Hartford. beaches, small towns and rc)ferta WHAY—SlKjrtB SpoMl|;l)t WTIC—National Radio Fan Club ended only a short time before and Mystery Ride. Kim inaiated an American officer, along capes and sounds-on thcr up­ above 76 miles were reported. 35 MPH. Wl'CO—Good Kvrninc Good MusiO WDRC—Amos n’ Andy He contended the tax incentives For the purpoae of rmuhaaizlng. In part, how very .much under^-olued Traveler** *tock struck by a car. tion," says the commissioner of , He leaves two brothers. Timothy WKNB—Vagahond the Reds were still .strong inside The group, after seeing the whom he would not name or per , North Carolina coaat, the Heaviest damage waa caused by Cole's car was damaged on the W’<;TH —BfiBton VB. Brnators were no longer needed, were cost­ appear*, in relation to the market in general, we have juat completed a report on the identify by poaitlon, had told him Elmer Chappell, 2 /, of Hartford, the service. Joseph M. Swing. P. Cleary of Boston and James V. a combinatlyi of high winds and left aide. WTIC—Strictly Si>orla • :4ft- the countr.v. relics in the museum, went oul- ing the government large tax company, available free upoii reqiieat. charged with reaiwng afreet and Since he was appointed to the Cleary of New Yor'rf City, and an­ Weather Bureau warned of severe WDRC—.7 ZaldTjm WHAY —Nile Wafrh He left Greece In 19.53 with a .'‘ enjoyed' hot dogs, ham­ Patrol craft. A* next large city in lltf ptbrm's path. 11 which occurred at 10:45 during the companies unmerited advantages Early Aocount until Monday t^ rran ga for coun­ taken some radical stepa. At that Hartford. In contrast to Hazel, Myrtle rsln, a 2-car mishap resulted In a WnAYri-lJjmi^r Dale WGTH —Bo.ston vb. Senators • had helped the Greeks in their burgers. coffee, punch and cake. over others. time Mexican laborers were Il­ Funeral services will be held to­ The warning predicted tides 4.8 —t^*04l lCv»*mng Ce«K>d Music Before reporting a U. . ahip sel. Judge G rw objected strenu­ Beach. S. C., escaped with but total o flSOO damage. WKNB - Dinner DalP WMAV-.Nichl Watch struggle with the Reds. . induced Music was furnished by the Indian His testimony reportedly pro­ 8 ous to the Mtion but Chappell legally swarming acroii the morrow morning at 8:1.5 at the feet above normal at Hampton WTIC—Krnil Coto W TK'-MrGee and Mollis the government to p.-iss some guard had flrod on three Koreana Q Is it known why the color lilUe damage, although higher According to police. Edward Museum. duced a big batch of new applica­ COBURN & MIDDLEBROOK, said a* HarWord attorney previ­ Southwest border of the U.S. at Fisetle Funeral Home, Hartford, Roads, Va.. near Norfolk, and pre­ WDR(?—Guv LAjmtMirdo WDRC—Atomic Agr highly Important legishition for tions. tides than usual were reported. At Griroason. 21. of 194 School St. WGTU—Bill Stprn W\rTH—Boston vb. Senators The cool weather prevented the trying to ateal milk from a barge, ously retained had now dropped white wee choeen foi' the fleg of the rate of more than 3.000 a day, followed by a requiem high Mass . dicted two feet of water at city INVKST.MENT SECURITIES the th Army apokeeman had given Garden City. S. C.. south of Myr­ was traveling eqst on E. Center St. i#:lft— the European Cooperation Admini­ membci's from swimming but those The sus^nded “expansion goals" 8 the case. truce? or approximately two every min­ in St. Patrick's Church at 9 hall in downtown Norfolk. Danger­ stration (ECAi and ironed out thia account: A—No, the white flag of truce ous waves were expected to pound tle Beach, the new Ashing pier and attempted to make a right Television Programs W^HAY —Nicht Watch . attending this affair had an en­ inclifded auch industries as electric ute. These "wetbacks" came in ‘o'clock. Burial will be in Mt. St. WTIC—J. C. Horach Jurisdictional feuds between the joyable time In spite of the cool 541 Main St., Manchostar T*l. Ml 3-1105 "At 4 a.m. today a boat with is so old tlir.t its origin hss been Benedict Cemetery. Virginia Beach, near Norfolk. waa partially destroyed. It was turn into Goodwin Rd. at a speed WDRC—Dr. Greenfield quest of comparatively high wages built to replace one swept ewsy On Page Two several American orga’nizalions weather. three wounded Koreana drifted into lost. White la the emblem of pur­ Friends msy call at the funeral Further north, in advance of the of 5 to 10 mph. Leland Wood Jr.. W(;TH—BoBlon VB. Senators paid To agricultural workers In by Hazel. 43 Brainard PI . who was driving U:St- then operating in the country. Special credit should be given to the Army anchorage at Inchon. ity. and there may have been home from 7 to 10 o'clock tonight. stopn center, heavy rains flooded W!IAY-Nne Waici By thia lime a new administra­ Texas and California. At Southport, N. C.. 80-year-old a 1954 FVird east on E. Center the food chairman, Mrs. Evelyn Gentlemen: Pleaae Send me your report on Travelers Insurance Company They were taken to the army boat some connection with the ' white Orgonlaed Task Farce low-lying areas around Philadel­ WTIC—SiarB in Action tion had taken over in Wa.shinglon, pier, one dying enroute. The oth- samite which covered the Holy Mrs. Jessie Taylor, a U.S. weath­ St., applied his brakes when he WDRC—Moods for Rfimancs Kostcr, and her committee of The To get at the heart of this cfritl- phia and New York. Four inches of W’GTH-All-Star Football As a Democratic appointee. Peuri- Grange officers for providing the era, with leg wounda, were hoa- Grail from the eyes of unbe­ rain within 12 hours at New Y’ork er observer, staunchly refused to saw the Grimaion car making the It :4ft- foy wa.s first a.ssigned to a minor Name cal problem. Swing ordered a leave her post. turn but he skidded on the wet deliciou.s refrcslimenlsi pltaliaed. lievers. highly mobile 750-man task force flooded basements, roads and rail­ W'HAY-'Nit* watch cmbas.sy. HLs friends in congress "An inveatigation determini Funerals "■There was nothing heroic about pavement right into the right rear WTIC—Star* in Action The Wapping Grange left the In­ Doctor Says orginised. During June and July, roads and ahorl-cirrulted feeder WDRC—Mf>ods (or Koinancs from both parties intervened to Address that no American weapona Q What la the sncesti y of the power lines to many homes. my refusal to leave." she said. end of Grimason's . 1949 Oldamo- W(;TH—AU-Sur Football gel him the Guatemala assign­ dian Museum at 10:45 p.m. and all which is the peak of the employ- "I'm just plain stubborn." bile convertible.. members remarked that the Mys- been fired at Wolmi. The Invei very toug'i breed of ponies found mend demand in Texaa and Cali­ James MrCreeinor At least five deaths were attrib­ ment. gallon ia ciontinulng. Youagston' BoMte May Patfblman Gordon Nedfiow ar­ WHAY—Nlta W*atch , tcry Ride was truly a big.success. on Sable. laland off tha coaat of fornia. thia legion carried out an uted to the rain storm in the New WTIJ—News . A big. relaxed man with a A Korean Police apokeoma^ aaid ■a One to L'ahapptaeoa The funeral of James McCrea- rested Wood on a charge of yiola- Nova Scotia? extensive drive through the two nor. formerly of this tow’n. who York 'area. WDRC—New** Almanac square jaw. Peurlfoy was known the patrol boat threw Ita ^ a r c h A Thcac poniaa are suppoied The Carolina roast was pounded Suffers Injuries lions of the rules of the’ road. Hr Wt;TH—New* for his easy manner. But he lighta on the three Korean while By EDWIN P. JORDAN. M. D. states. died In Springfield. Mas.', earlier reported that damage totalled Best to be deicendanti of horses that The mop-up' netted more than thia week, waa held thia afternoon steadily from late yesterday after­ WHAY—Nile Wali^ -■■uiuic'd up his formula for suc­ they were trying to'rem n e their Written'for NEA Service the Portuguese laft there in the noon and all through the night, 1200. to the right rear end and gas I Shows I WTIf'—Si»ort P^ifal cessful diplomacy thus: "Speak 4.50.000 "wetbacks' who were In Springfield. The-Rev. Leslie H. As (]ar Hit§ Tree tank of the Oldamoblle. and 3300 WDR('—Niabt Owl GENERAL boat from Wolmi aa tlfi^went. out. Several problema related to chil­ I500's. taken far into the interior of their with tides surging eight feet above 3(6 vti.v iiankty. very firmly. In words "The three men piiy up their Johnson of Wesley .Methodist to the grille, right fender and W’(;TH—5lwrlB Re|wrt dren are considered In this column. r~. __ ! own country by the Mexican gov- Church, Springfield, officiated at normal at some points. The Weath­ Sew reople < aniiol fail to understand. handa when the llghm fell upon 41 radiator of the Ford. WHAY—Symphony in the Nijht T V SERVICE musMmjsfMT G How much iweetei »rnment. Jeeps, trucks, planes and the oervlces. ’ and cremation will er Bureau said similar dangerous ' Miss Starr S Shuster. 17. of Don't try to give them a lot of them, but were unnie to apeak Mra. K., for example, says that her Wood is scheduled to appear In WTIC—StarllKht Serenads W MMmnmamiitmm •ugar IS saccliarin - ^ radio equipment were uaed in this tides could be expected north of - 709 Main St., who was Injured W'DRC—Dance Orchestra gobbledygook." Days A Call becauae of the la i^ a g e barrier,” eight-.year-oM daughter haa been take place In the Springfield Cre­ court Ai g 19. M AC A —It ia 400 to 500 limes •* I „ml-military operation. matory. the storm aa It plows relentlessly early this morning when the car WGTH—Dance Band One of his main hobbies wa.s Nights Plus Parts M hm u t-Mss he aaid. / sucking her thunb since she waa sweet a.s ordinary cane sugar, but Is under ll;4ft- driving fa.st sport cars. TEL. Ml S-S1$4 He declared ^hota then were Today the situation He was born In Belfast. Ireland. °h . she was driving ran through a ITNmCATION WMAY—Svmphonv In the Mght vp a baby, She has also been pulling contains no carbohydatea and has control, according to officials at. Oct. 24. 1878. and had lived in No caaiialties were reported in steel pipe fence and head on into WTJC—Starlight Sertnada In Washington, Pre.sident Eisen­ fired from th^patrol boat and out her hair. no food value. Washington haadqiiartera of the northern South Carolina and ^ tree, was- reported to be "rest- WDRC-Booby Kay .Ihe three, w er/h it. Springfield for the past 23 years Roanoke. Va. The afmed Here ore eyedpening Thaso bad hablta. and othtra like Border PalroL Only 300 ''wet­ He waa retired aouthern North Carolina as the He id en tify the man killed aa them, do commonly come together tng comfortably " by Manchester i ,-frviees of the United States have MAN ELECTROCUTED Q- When did the Secret Serv­ backs" a day are attempting to He leaves three *ons, Jsmes H-. threat to those areas diminished.' Memorial Hospital authorities to- [ achieved unification—here at J. values in fomous Viko dinette Shim Han Kyoon, 33. The others and are particularly frequent in ice assume the duly of protecting cross the border. But It ia empha- Winds pushing up close to 60 were idenw i^ aa Kim Keun Han, in Aetoria, U I . Thomas G and day. According to police, she | least. on Hanvinlon, Aug. 12 i.Th Michael furniture that U as strikingly lovely os it is practicoll infancy, though they are likely to the presiden* of the United Biaad that able men are badly ,Iohn E. McCretnor. both of miles- an hour were reported as Far >6?H. 27, wounnd in the thigh, and Ko be outgrown. When they persist aa States? Inland as Rocky Mount, 100 miles suffered a possible concussion and ' The* National Guard. Naval Re- |Ch3nnel| Sabia. 44. of Torrington. was elec^ MOBIL HEAT Bok ¥( ^ , wounded In the lega. needed to keep up the ranks of Springfield; three daughters, Mrs. 24 stitches were fequired to close serve, the MarinV Reserve and the A 1 2 1 long aa eight, one would suspect A - ln 1901. the Petrol, which numberi rough­ James Murdock and Mrs. Irwin west of North Carolina's outer 18 troculed during a thunderatorm jt'i At t n Military Armistice Oom- laceration* of the face. Air Force Reserve units Joined in here last night. Police said Sabia some unhapplneaa in the yoiing- ly 1.400 officers. Darrah. Ixith of this city, and Mrs. bank Police report that Mi** Shu*t^r GREEN STAMPS miaaion's Panmunjom .meeting. slar'a life. Q Were man's first- textiles Coastal residents had plenty of . 'n-.n . .. s petition to city council to change waa checking the fuie box in the It'a a rough, two-fiitrd job to Amos Kirksey of Whittier, Csllf ; the name of Naval Reserve Avenue ••.f u e l o i l / Parks angrily answered Jung's Whether auch unhappiness lies w o>en from wool or flax ? guard thia 1.600 mile border from two brothers. Thoma.* A. McCres- warning during the Xavs Connie basement of hi.s summer cottage t/t GIVEN WITH CASH SALES FASHIdNABLE accusation of United Nations In tha home Itself, at school or A It Is not knoum when man had wallowed ^rrafuXliy in ,he on Mam St at 2:50 to Reserve Avennue. All the units at Lake Harwinton. He was found Conunand. reaponalblllty for the Brownavllle. Tex,,' to San' Diego, nor of Hartford, and Isaac Mc- have armories on or close to the among playmates la hard to tell, first wove fibers into textiles. No Calif. The terrain la mostly a drab, Creanor of thia^own; eight grand- Atlantic. She wasTirst discovered i *-"’ - "ben her car left the road lying unconacious on-the basement s South Korean mob demonstra­ eridence exists that the first tex­ and crashed into a tree about 109 street. floor later but was dead on arrival but it is doubtful that the ynung- sandy wasteland and during the children, four Krea*. jfrandchildren i week ago t^ay. feet aniilh of Sterling PI, TTie car. Manchester tions. ■ter will stop tha habit until the tiles were of wooU The earliest Thus thous^da of vacationers at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital i-V- "No proof is necessary of the summer months tha sun la scorch and sevfml-nieces and nephew*. owned by her father. Frank Shus­ ON TARGET source of the unhappiness Is re­ examples of actual textiles are ing. A desperate "wetback" can I and permaneiU residents had fled in Torrington. Cause of the elec­ MORIARTY BUCK STEEL BINETTES ter: had its front end completely r O Plumbing & Supply Co. United Nationa affording protec­ moved or lessened. the linen cloths found in tpe tombs ! exposed areas. But some were trocution was not immediately tion of NNSC members. ' Parks be troublesome and dangerous. In wrecked:- Sandaton. Va. i/Pi — Dick: Steln- Opinion varjea on whether habits of ancient Egypt. addition, smugglers, crooks, other marooned'and re.scue efforts went known. PHONl Ml < 14JS 'You'll find smort black tubulcg'liteel t I :< •aid. on da>X>nd night. Roads in Manchester were wet msn. 13, was digging In a flowpr "Since the signing of the of this kind should be Ignored. foreigners and lubversivea attempt A b o u t T o w n n construction (it lasts and losfti). color-wise Uktwise, there Is some dlfferenre G Hwo long doea It take to to slip across thia vulnerable line, FaXng power lines forced many at the time. bed and unearthed a thickly rusted iy * amiiaticr. nc member of the "lock" a boat through a TVA hoaXlKla to lum to auxiliary pow­ Investigating Patrolman Waller Civil War rifle. He figuredIf* It was BROTHERS textured tweed plastic seat cp^ers (keep freeh and NNSC has sustained ani’ injiiry." of opinion as to how much harm yarious AaaignroeBts Mr. and Mra. Volmer Thornfelt. la done. dam? A Border Patrol Inspector miwt er. Radio stations in manv Gutzmer aiyested .Miss Shuster on la relic of the Battle of Seven Pines lovely with just a whisk of a dOmp cloth!), ond a Parks, continued: ^ former Cambridge St. reaidents. a charge of reckle.ss driving. The fought here In 1862. Dick’s house Is The difftrence of opinion, how­ A It varies with the dams. be equipped to take on various as are vlaiting Mr. and Mra. Austin P. Xufilaces were off the air. I NOTICE gleaming plastic table top (comes in "Throughout the armistice ^ ^ M O V* n BVU At L J New s C sV ABC Bern, Ills as.N. C.. .. vi'ivA C3iell inltallUJInland,, 'i W. v v , gp. . 4qgQuish IJ1 oi I lUIambulance 1 UlilnllLC tookL ifU/ta CflCIMtthe I at thelliV corner 51of Confederate and OPEN ever, relates more to v4ry young Kentucky. Pickwick, and Watts aignmenta. Perhaps one of the Custer' ■ ■■ ' period, your Communist Csech Bar each take 40 minuea';. Fort ^ pjji ' heavy rains flooded bridgea over |.injured girl to the hospital. , | Union Avenuea. THE.OFFICE OF three tinishes and resists stains, sco n , heal, alcohol!). and Polish mombers of the NNSC children than,older ones. In all hardest is "lavlng-up." This means here from probability, advice from s ph.yai- Lovulmin. 45 mlnvilea; Hales Bar, hiding out along a path from a where they have llveij for about have actively collaborated with 35 minutes; Wilson I two lockal, 24 HOURS Dp. W. L. CONLON you ithe Communists) In ronduct- cian, or at least attempts to get river or irrigation canal and five years, end plan to remain for I KEMFS only Modern Captain's Chair - SO minutes. -ve waiting for a "wetback" to appear. ing your illegal activities.'' t the aourca of the difficulty, la two months. They will be glad to'! INCX .115 Center St.— Tel. MI-::-5135 in order for Mrs. K'a daughter. "It's no fun on a cold night," welcome their friends at the above ' 29 HAYNES ST. ‘ Parka sMd the Republic of Q Why did John Jay. the first Korea was' an "indefienden't, A similar problem comes from a says Niebuhr. "You can't talk, address. | FURNITURE parent who aa.vs tha( her three- Chief Justice of the United Slates, smoke or hardly breathe. Bui men WILL BE CLOSED ooverelgn state'' whose govern­ resign ? AND MUSIC ment "has the inherent nght .to year-old boy holds his brsalh. The are doing It every night." Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roche and j MOBIL KEROSENE latter goes on to say "I hit him one A In order to heroine gover­ "Sign-cutting" la another im­ MI-S-84M AUG. 14 thru AUG. 28 conduct its 1 itemal and Interna­ nor of New ■fork State. ' family of Hastings-on Hudson.; $ tional affairs with the same free­ time without a moment's notice portant task. By picking \ip such TO PERPETUATE A _____ „,'i N. Y., are spending a few days: 76S MAIN ST. WILL RE0P|EN dom of action enjoyed by all na­ and that Is when it started." Hfre tell-tale signs aa foot-prinfa In with Mr. Roche’s grandparents.} /RANGE OIL *v tions of tlie free W'orld.” ' too ia almost certainly a case of a Q: -Who' la authorised to-cele­ the sand, cigarette butts, or the AUG. 29 brate Mass at Saint Peter's remains of- a hastily eaten mrsl. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy. 66 But parka declared the United bad habit which haa-developed aa Spruce St, J CHERISHED MEMORY Nations Command "aiid the in' the rasult of some deep-seated un­ Church In .Vatican Oty, Rome? officers along the. border track happiness. A Only the Pope, or a card­ dowp illegal entrants. Then the tcrcsted governiiSenls* concerned , T5ie Youth Choir of the Church will make every effort to obtain Breath holding la not uncom­ inal repre'ienting him. can cele­ trail- has to be followed until the Choose wisfily the monument that will mon In small children and like brate Maas at the High Altar. quarry It found. of the NSaarene will Hold its re-1 the cooperation" of the ROK gov­ hearaal tonight at 7 o'clock at the ' stand forever in si)ent tribute to your ernment in protecting NNSC thumb sucking and similar hablta Other of the more essential du­ operations and personnel. will usually be outgrown. Affection Q Which was the first known ties Include checking f li r m s, Youth Center and follow It with a ' loved ones. and ignoring the eplsodea of breath measurement? ranches and Induatrica for *'wet- fellowship hour. ■ | holding will probably lead; In time, A—The cubit.. It was baaed on bocka" and maintaining roadblocks to an end of this habit. the length of the forearm from at all border points. Mr. and Mrs. Erik W. Modean I We have our own desig:ning Mra. M. M. says that she. haa a the tip of the middle finger to QuaJIflcatloas and sons. Gilbert and Kenneth of | service to build a monument the elbow. Age limits for appointees' are •Maywood, N. J., are spending a Court Cases flve-yeai'-old son who received ’’all ■ ■ A I his immunising "shots'* when, he from 21 to 31 for non-veterans and few days with Mr. Modean's JUST FOR YOU at no e.vtrg waa eight months old. He was sup­ G What la ■ tha moat recently 21 to 35 for veterans. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and cost. We do, all cutting in our ■I^i•o w»men were given aua posed to gel h|s booster shots established executive department? Applicants for the Rordrr Pa­ Mrs. Sheim'ood J. Truman. 33 own shop, from the rough pended }ail sentences and flne^ in abound two, but she forgot about A~Tlie Department of Health, trol must J>c at least five feel eight Server 8t. Their mother. Mrs. Education, :ind Welfaie, which In­ inches tall, weigh not ]fss than stone to the finished memo­ Town Court on different charges them and. wonders if It It too latv Ellen C. Modean. is spending the rial . . . AND WE EMPLOY k . to'lny, to. take his boost er rihots now. cludes the functions of the. old 140 pounds and Im in top physical siinunee in Swedep. Formerly on They Wel-e Mrs. Laiirs MloUain- Almost certainly th« booster Federal Security 'Agency, was condition. For M k to eight weekis the staff of this paper. Mr. Modean THE MOST SKILLFUL MEN akl. 34, of 36 Dover Rd., given a shots should be given now, and the created by the Beorganlaatlon prospective ofTIcers attend the is head of the National Lutheran AVAILABLE. •0 day .suspended Jail abntence, fact that they were not given at Plan of 1958 and became effective Border Patrol Training School at Council’s News Bureau,, in New flnM 350, and placed on proba­ two years of age Is of relatively on April 11 of that year. El Paso. York City. tion for, two years for fraudulent little Importance. There they are crammed with G Where ia the aouthernmoet cOiiraes ranging from court pro­ CfTHERS M AY TRY TO C O fY OUR SKILLFUL Issue of checks; and Mrs. Jean C. Another reader asks, "is it nor­ The SMFD reported Hose Co. 3 — now Five Piece Dinette Set Wernig, 35, of 153 Edgerton St.. mal for chlldrcn'i temperature, es­ j cilv in the world? cedure to jujitsu and first aid. Thg had two calls last night. The first WORK . . . BUT IT IS NEVER DUPT.ICATED ^59- pecially tho.ae between the sgea of A Punta Arenas, near the men mint also have a good {lork- was for an oil burner fird at 41 Aned I.V). given a 10 day suspend­ snuthernmbsl tip of Chile, on the ed Jail sentence snd placed on four and seven, to rise during the Ing knowledge o f Spanish, know Vernon St. at '8:32. when no dam­ day to 99.2 or 99.4. or Is ibis al­ .Straits of Magellan, about 2,500 the ' elementary, rules of evidence probation for one year lo t larceny. miles from the South Poje. age occurred: Jtnd the second was ways a sign of Infection?" and be able to handle firearms and when gaa waa washed off the road The pricee ore Ssiuatidnal — the quality Mrs. Mlodzinaki. through her do fingerprinting. MANCHESTER attorney. George l.,essner. pleaded It Is well known that the tem­ at E. Center St. and Goodwin Rd. superb — and the styling hos a freSh vitality perature' of almoat. anyone wilt . G Hes the Lee -Man-sion In During the first year probation­ ill guilty to issuance of about fSfl-in Arlington National Uemetery been at 10:55. -The lattef call was in you'll love! The chairs are priced so low . bad checks. The, lawyer asked vary somewhat during the 24 ary period inspectors are paid connection with an automobile ac­ y dedicated as^a permanent . me- 33,795. Then they receive 34.205 MEMORIAL COMPANY you can purchase them for less than what it 11 a suspended sentence In her case hours. 'The inquirer might get an­ mo)Tal to Gen. Robert K. I^ee? cident there. other 'thermometer to make sure annually with opportunity to rom- A. AM IETTl, Proprietor ^because he said restitution would A Yea, President Eisenhower pele for positions to e- top salary would cost to recover your old ones! IH-H be made. . that the resdlngs are accurste. But has approved the resolutinn. Aa a of 311.800. HARRISON STREET— TEL. MI 9-5807 f:i!i Judge Weaiey Gtyk said '‘ the if there are nololher signs of In­ tribute to tha family into which fection. except the sliglil nse in OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY .court has become disturbed” at the leader .of the Confederate SHAME FOR NMOKER.M |!HH the rash of similar offenses that temperature, one would probably armed forcea married, the reso­ Personal Notices Choice of decorator plastic colors In yellow, green, have been coming up in recent be wise not to call the youngster's lution changes the name of the New York iJh - Careless smbk- ...... X eharroal^or pink tweed. Limited quantiilea on all weeks. He said they are becom­ attention to it by' taking the tem­ nriension to the Cuatie-Lec Man­ eha are getting the "ehisme " techl- ing too common and he warned perature too often. Card ot H u n k s :;---i sion. qua along the Henry Hudson Park­ items at these low prices, of course. So come Mra. Mlodaiiukt if-there were any Mrg. L. writcB that she has a way. To cut down on Area which . i l i little, girl . lYbo haa .the family We with to lhank all of our neigh­ further similar-complainta about G What la the oldaet epic have ruined' fencing and grass bors, friends and relaUres for the early! her the Jail term would "be' Tm- "noae." The mother wainta to know poem of Western Europe plots borderingrthe parkway, red manv nets ot kindness nnd aympalhy poeed. if anything can be done to keep it A 'Tain Bo Cirallnge," or the shown us In our recent berenrement. and white signs reading "oarelesa Ihe death of our wife and sister Eroma $ 4 . 9 5 Mrs.' Wernig pleaded guilty to from developing, and if plaatic "Cooley rattle- Raid!" This Is Ire­ ■mokera i;aua«l this destruction" H. Kohls. We ekpectally thank all those taking 4wo blouaca from a Main aurgery later on la .the answer. land's most famouB tale of an­ have been erected ai obviously who sent iNs heamlful florat tributes Sid* Cbaix,a- only 8L store Tuesday,; Sha told tha Personally. I ahouJd be reluctant cient times. ravagad sections. and loaned the use of cars. | judge aha' did not raally know how to try (o do anything about a Husband. Wnller B. Kohls, the incidaiit occurred and that family featuro auch aa thia, but If BOSTON NEEDS NURSES HOUSE'VANISHES Mr. and Mrs. Olio Schleminfer, ' aha was raally repentant Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kohls, THE SOUTHERN NEW ENOIAND !ii| tha family " a m '' Is particularly Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kohls. - - Alfiud J. Ootaou, 60. of Clark temarkabia and would Int'orfoN Baaton, Ang. It tAVrAl- » Maalla, P, 1. (A5—Mrs. Agatoha . Mr-and Mrs. Harry "Kohls. Lake, Mich., charged with spood- with tha yoiingsUr's happtaaoa tbeugti more ttaut S ■nrsta da Jasua fortcloaad a mortgage on TELEPHONE COMPANY tag. forfcltod a 136 bond. He waa later i;on a plaatlo aurgeon could kave baan aaaigned to Mfia eaaaa a two-atory house and notified the Ckrd o f Thanks •Ruatod Aug. 3 by StoU P^trol- be conoulted. ta Baato* liaapitola. Maaa*< occupants to move. M A v H L i ' •K' ■Oa Jeroaw Noptaraky on R t 16. fliaaaHa Naraaa A m m aaM ta« W ma aka want to look'over tha 5The (nmlly of Mrs. Groce Cobb Tjir- Cbeater L Ziamlonaki, ir. of lU aon. Wish'to extend - theie -heorifelt FURNITURE DEFARTMENT HoueoiMKgM ot the Mooia. Sajr taara la a«ll "aa aeata property aha found not only the thanks to their dear friends. relaUvea rS t. RoekviOt. flood $2 1; sad Oarto gambling etuMno, dot* akartas# aj irataaS aaraaa aaS tmaata gone but th* houaa too. and neighbors for their understanding AlBMiaau. IL-H pantat Ita dUsana to pUy at tiM Roltca atill are l o ^ sympathy and manv klndneseea during pkyalataaraplita to kaMDa Mm ing for the bur recent bereavement In thF'ldas.Sf I'.;:;!. taad $$, wars oi fa ^ U a g taMaa ^ houaa. our beloved mother and stater. . .. i I I ).■ • /

\ IIAN(ai£STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, lilANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. AUGUST 12, 1955 tendance ajt Saturday's Imaintaa Russians ware to go to nearby De from tha 44 minutaa aliowad d$U]( inventory and vacations. Two moni Christian PiiblicAtlbna of the Bap­ ^ o c k v U h Rockvillej Slid his Amancan adviaars, has the University of Wyoming from aaulon. .Kalb, IH., tb Inspect their opera­ Chrysler, tJAW for worker relief perioda and wash- will be required to complets Ih- 1922 to 1941. Died Thiyrsday. Ohio Blast Dead tist Board of Education and pub­ up time. BOthlac to do with what la likely . Jehovah’a ‘Witnesses wll) hold, a tion. stallatlon of a new Naah Rambler Btrr Droodlcs Buenos Aires, Argentina -- X' lications. One of her books. Our The wandering. Ruaslana flew ih- . *rhe union holds that p*«duction I 2 HOURS PRR DAY PART TIME Congregational study of the book, assembly line at the Kenosha, Wta, to happen in Nofth Vietnam. Tha Archduke Albert of the House of Bible, Witt be published next yehr. No Vote-Taken Employes Win to Chicago from two directlona dchedulcs are geared ao that work- plant. By ROGER PRICE Soiigth ill Debris "New Heavens and a New Earth,’’ B id f o r , E a r ly Ifrrald m l troubla la that the Vietminh Hap.sburg-DorrainCi pHnee of Hun­ Mrs. McDowell, who came to at 8 o'clock tonight at tha fol­ yesterday. One group, consisting of era turn out eight hours oL produc- American Motors makss Nash is qulU likely to sweep the elec­ gary and duke of Teachen,' 57. Died nearby Stratford after her mar­ EARNS S50 PER WEEK lowing locations in Mancheaterf delegation leader Vladimir Mats- tlori despite the 44 minuUs off and Hudson cars and Kelvlhator W ft ' July 23. , Andover.' Ohio,. Aug. 12 iA*i-- riage’ in 1950. is survived by her On School Site Envelope Firm tion In South Vietnam too, if it is 41 Edmund St.. 15 Rosemary Fl., kevlch and' two others, came from Pact Snagged time. home appliances. i St. Louia - Harry Brookings Tired rescue crews, pushing aside husband, a stepson, a brother and SALAWrOR CdMMISJION Dearborn where they had visited American Motors reportedly has ■ i P I W . l l — and 287 Oakland 8t, ever held; Wallace. 78, indiialrialiat and for- blackened beams with crowbars two aiaters. : — the Ford plant. The other ^oup, offered its 24,000. hourly rated RlIBBIiR FIRM SOU* BANILv tner president of the Washington and digging iojo ashes with shov­ ra a sM It la over this prospect that During Session All Taloottvtlle fUMt Vemoh news Union Contest consisting of eight Russians, flew, (OoitUnued from Page O M ) union workers a Ford-General Mo­ University Corp. who once served els, cceitinued tt, said he had acquiree BATES ment In 1948. Born in Illinois. Died munity Wednesday night may rise the eighth floor of the Conrad Hil­ June. means running an election the Cashtr, j>olice reported. sion of the United States Envelope the rate of five cents an hourjper the firm’s business for an undls-^ n i.w Wedne.sday. above the last figure. 21. At least chase of the .Simpkins property on ton Hotel. Most of them wignt tb Tnnt Funds Provided employe. Tm t West ie certain to lose. On the bed fairly, early in order to be closed sura. John J. Bundschuh ot Bridgeport, Conn Mrs. James 21 persona were injured. l^iveland'’ Hill for use as it ,afte Rockville Co. as the result of the election These guarantee workei-s 60 to In the event of a breakdown in New Rochelle, N. Y., said he pur- surface, we say the same thing. D. I.Margaret I McDowell. 59, A number of queries about per­ for the proposed new high school. held yesterday afternoon at the better. prepswed to undertake the 65 per cent Of regular Uke-home negotiations, union strike strategy Ont K M A '•••••%•••••••••••••**** ^ 5 intensive touring planned for cliaaed the building and land for WMkly ...... •jjl But Diem, the man we put iiv LL aiilhor of religious books. Bom in sons still mi.Hsing indicate two or plant. pay for up to 26 weeks of llde- must take into account a 4-w^k' *50,000 as an investment. three more bodies might still be According to Herman G. Olson, Trapp Named The winners received 101 Votes them. ness. Trust funds are provitied Doyleslown. Ps,. Died Thursday. , (secretary, action was deferred un- shutdown of most AMC plants Any 1M9 or power In South Vietnam, pursues undiscovered in the debris, the offi­ to 75 for the United Paper Work­ One Russian was missing, Alex­ by company payments of five cents IWHMnLOio r •Modeinistie Moone' til the B oardm eets with the beginning after today's shifts. Straits tin from' Malaya haa a — OCIATBD the. expected course of obstnic- cials said. ers of America, CIO. General ander Tulupnikov was in Wash­ per hoiif- per employe. THE There are abMil 200 (100 Moose tp i School Building Committee. The New Sergeant Twb of the four weeks are for minimum purity of 99.87 per cent. Th* "AseoclAled pm a la MCluriTaly tionism. In which he hopes to be By esily today, the bodies Of 19 I Manager George O’Brien an­ ington and scheduled to return to- ■Chrysler said it also has "gree^ 1950 1s North Ameriia. or one for cvpivi CONVENIENCES reported prfee of the land is *38,- an Wad to uiauia of ?* victims had been po.sitivelv ideriti- ’ CHECK THESE nounced thqt of the 177 voles cast, the rest of tlie Russians on Sun­ to general ’'improvement factor" all aawa diapatchca croditad to It. or able to avoid the elections and 88 people and if yo.i'vc eve oaten : Op ciiE^rum OOO. not otliarwlaa cradlted fled By (^ily Mayor one WHS - marked improperly and day. The Soviet delegation, Vladi­ wage increases of six cents an SIL. «i»n tha local aawa pubUib^ed iMn. still blame somebody else for the Moose Meat you'll agree tba' ibis Two bodie.s lying in a garage Though It did not vote on the mir Matskevich. explained that Down Payment AH riahta of rapObUcatlon of apaclal IS plenty. The .Moo.se i.c I he largest ' .... was declared void. hour for each year of a proposed fact that they will not be. held. •'SlpcpIrfWi u.sed a.s a temporary morgue, still i yours at the request members diacuased the The National Labor Relations Tulupnikov went to the .S-ovlet Em­ ai«patcliea bertin ara alao raaerrad. of all Lieer and is ■.i.siiallv found in j Rockville.*Aug. 12 (Special) • three-year contract. additional To Ih^ Kditor, were unidentified V property and also aired the pro­ Board ordered the election dtie to bassy in the nation's Capital on In such a situation, it is not the northern Rockies and ;n Can­ Patrolman George A. Trapp of .30 rai.ses in certain classifications 19M FORD rtill aarflea ellant of M. B.- A. lai I uher«» lh^ dirci’lorji Vpled The (aii.se of the explosion. .# posed pun base of the County the fact that on May 31. the Em­ delegation financial and business enough for our diplomacy to be ada. but (K ca.sionally v< i < an .see 9.9 Hqme properly which has been Springs.Slu- J* TCRolai’ member of and other benefits. **i*ll^Sl>ara ReiiraaaBUtlTaai TJia •Ml Marlin' R |1,230 incrf«ae4n whi( h (entered in the Gateway ployes Assn, did not receive a ma­ matters. The average wage of all big JuBui Matbewa Special Ajency — Naw technically correct, while the one slicking bus head tbroi.gh the' .RAlary. Restaurant where many of the vic- made by the Board of Select­ the Police department since 1948. GUSTOMUNE wall of e Snliain If >" van' a ‘‘Trust Compkmy jority vote, atthough it received a "He's an economist and I de­ three companies before the current xork Chlcato.- Detroit and Boatom _ game it plays amounts to en­ I If I was a diic;hts yip County Home could be used to erick Berger, Dark Green.. Heater. Signal an international agreement. We. ."smiling Aleutian Trading I’os' in ■ theoCy is that it wa.s caused by the check list for the May elec­ Tuliipnikov's mission. The Rus­ Although nearly three weeks re- l^sler Sr. either eacaping fiK'l gas nr by • Krw Parking at hoth/office.*! alleviate the elementary school Mayor Berger, who under the tion \verc allowed to vote yester­ sian was joking as he often doe.s. lights, Cloek, Etr. Come on who have a Ibng and consistent Alaska and thev'll .ship vo i a g,ii~l maln'to settle before the .con'lract R22 CVntri SU sewer gax^ barked up by clogged problems in the area and the city charter, is al.so chief of pn-' day. The total number eligible was He rubbed his fingers against in and are this doU. record of demaiftling free elections used Moose foi a.s little as '(T.y ' Board of Bducalion has supported lice, made the appointment on the runs out, Chrysler and the UAW FOB iFiill fit Buck'hol. Hot I drains, - 179. each other to indicate the motion have been holding long sessions Payment# Under • everywhere, as the fair way to .8 Note nf Thanks • One Sl«»p Banking its stand. , basis of tesla given by the Slate Officials staled one employe of counting mo.iey—to explain advi.se again.sl gelling one bei a .>e lyiesday evening the Board of Personnel Department.'The tests aimed at reaching agreement well Month. , Dtaplay adrartlalng cloalng liourai determine the deatlny of peoples, Moose have been kno-.vn to atl.irk To the F-ditoi. RELIGIOrs WRITER IMFJX was absent due to illness, and an­ pre.suniabi” that the pliutogCnic ahead of the deadline. For Monday—1 p. m. IJlday. Can yoi. in.retl the following !«« • 21 Hour Deposilt^.v Finance will hold its annual were written and oral, and the other was absent. curly-haired glamour boy of his For Tueaday—1 p. m. MMiday. cannot be against free election.^ in people when angrv and the\- u.s.,- budget hearing al 7:30 and will final decision was based on both The midnight strike deadline put , For Wadnaaday—X p. note of thanks Ui your paper' Bridgeport. Aug 12 i-t’ F u -] j The election was supervised by gi'oup would be bringing hack the one Instance in which we are a!l\"^ are .IiiaT reireMbei .No meet with both the Board of experience and training, with more' pressure of the American For Thuraday—X p. in. Wadnaaday. .MoOse'la gorsi .Moo.se' •Mr. John .MsAununey and Law­ nersl services will he Held in New , T. H. McKeon. field representative .some luone" to the travjeling Rus­ BEAUPRE • »rive-ln Wind^' (North Branch) Selectmen and the School Building Trapp given, top rating. Trapp Motors-UAW talks. ibr m i^-1 ^ “ * afraid our side may lose. We can­ rence .Mawhenney nephews of the Brftair. Ps . 'Tue.-day fr>r Mrs. ] of the National I..abor Relations sians. AMC ( Na.sh-Kcjvinalor), also is »ior SttunUf—l P. m.^Frja»y. Committee following tbe hearing. hasi been a regular aince Aug. 28. Claaaiflad daadllna: 10'.30 a m, not be- against them m formal Iste .Mary Ford UndeiwxicKl would James D iMs'rgaiet Clemens I j Board, and was most orde,rly with After the Russians' arrival at reported to have agreed to match day of pubUeatlon azcapt Saturday — IkMtal Rika Honored 1948 and served aa a supernum­ like to expiea.s their thanks to the McDowell. .59. author of religious ! no votes being challenged. ti c (imrad 4^^Iton a fair-sized the economic pattern of the Ford MOTORS, • a. na. word, or deed, or undercover in­ Deaths Lust Night • Open Thurs./Evenings 6 to 8 Paul J. Roden, past exalte^ ruler erary for about a year. During - Arno Weber, president of many friend.- for their kindnesses books, who died yesterday at i | \ ,.!*‘'''’ wd gathered in the lobby. 33ie and General Motors pacts. INCORPORATED fluence. .shown to' Mr.-, t.’nderwoode Special of the local Ixxlge of Elks, has World War If he. served with the Employes Assn./ expressed his Friday, Augtiat 12 I- ' Bridgeport Hospital For 28 j / crowd appeared highly sym- A union official said, however, i 3.58 EAST Cr.NTER ST. thanks to the minister of the been reappointed as chairman of U.S, Army. , pleasure at the result, and said R>' THK AH.S(M lATKM years Mr s. McDowell was a writer I • Banking b< Mail palhetic to the Russian.s. 'riiey there may be sonie difficulty in Ma n c h e s t e r ; c o n n . South Methodist CTiurch. Mr. Mark the Scholarship and Essay Commit­ There were six members of the that a contract is being drawn up “No Force” Dulle* A Mood DeserlB A l-aw Akron. Ohio Fmnk A and editor in charge of children’s j tee, of the Connecticut Elks Assn. surrounded a Tass correspondent resolving local is.sues at eight com­ OPEN EVENINGS Urxf'. 9.^, the "Littlp of Holme.-, funeial director, apd the piiblicaliona nf the Division of , department who took the written to present to the company as is f'om New York who, is ai com­ Secretary of State Dulles, in his There have been time» when Roden, a member of the high! pany plants in Michigan. .Wiscon- the nihboi industry, who founded .-taff of tile -Manchester Memorial examination and four who took required once the bargaining p ly in g the Ru.ssian group. Some we have/bven been hesitant about Hospital. ______:______i ! Sch(x>l faculty, has been chairman agent is determined. Kon and Califofnia. hvlest press conference, held forth but later lost control of (ioodvear Air-CoitditionedXj’or Vour Comfort the oral examination. ol them when asked by reporters Heven New Demands .\lred - Your town should indeed be of this Committee, continuously' The office of sergeant, which The present group was formed on the advleability and wisdom of letting'atomic, scientists of whose j- r „ , g, Kuhber Cn and laler witli who they i epre.sented declined to T h e union spokesman said the pmi.d of your fine building, tmt since 1942. |ranks second to Captain Peter .1, in April. TJie articles of as'sptHa- loyalty we had no doubt go his brother' chailes foiindrd an'l Other appointments included the give any information. company pre.senled seven new de­ a "no force" policy. This is a even more so of its personnel. We Dowgewicz. haa been vacant since tion are on file at the oMice of the built Seihcrlinp P.ubbn ( 'o. Bor n following members of the local, , One unidentified woman a.sked mands yesterday after negotia­ policy which Mr. Dulles has been abroad, limply for fear they might woiilii especially like to express BARLOW’S TV the resignation la.sl November of Town Clerk. The legal representa­ In We.sterri .Star, fhiio. Died lodge, all past exalted rulers; Ad­ whether these people repre.sented tions had narrowed the local Issuea evolving, rather recently, perhaps b« kidnapped, or betrayed, or be­ our thank.- to .“taff Doctor White, tives are Atty. Bernard J. Acker­ Thiiisday: SALES and SERVICE TRVST visory Committee, Clarence J. Me-1 FJail H. Beebe. some particular group, said in down to four, under the tutelage of hia Presi­ witched. Now we have shipped a who showed such consideration.'^ MANCHEST man and hia associate. Ally. Don­ Hiis.sian: Milan. Italv Jean Bi.idlev. '28. both to the patient and the fam­ Cartliy; i rippled ( hildren, Chester ald Shannon. As the CIO is the A major stumbling block in the whole lot of them over to Geneva. MAIN OFFICE E. .Morgan and Matthew P Allen; Droozya!'' whidh mean.s: h dent. blonde leading lady of the Amcn- negotiations is .said to he a com­ PLANTLAND . PARKWAY ily- bargaining agent in seven of the ■'Friends." .She did not explain. His first epecific application of There must be limes al Geneva, enn troupe louring Kurope in Notice 893 Main, Opposite St. James’ Church laws,, fteorge H Williams; youth! Rockville pany demand to cut 20 minutes Mrs. I-awrence Mawhinney, 1.5 divisions of the U.S. Envelope OpoB DoHy 8:00 A.M . -' 6:00 P.M. "Oklahoma; ' Mis.s Biadlcy, m activities, Mathew Allen; pub-' lk>., It was particularly anxious- to the 'ino force" policy was to the in the conference on the pea.< eful l.'iS Stewart Terrace. C ld s M i Hm W e e k o f ficily, George If, Williamit'.' I ’ZBEK 4SREETS Y’AVK.S private life .Mrs. Al Cheico. wa.s Totowa Borough, N, J. win, as a victory would have given Chinese Communist ambition for uaea of atomic energy, when the Aiictinn Tninurrow Women Will Help Tashkent, Uzbek. S. S. R Aug. born m Philadelphia. Died Thurs­ August 8 Hiru 13. Will NORTH BRANCH it a maJoVily in the plants. aplrtt If not the letter of ttniled Many interested peison.s, both 12 (P. The touring American Formosa and the off-shore day. IS No. Main, Corner Oakland St. j ' Open 'I'hiirsday Evenings 6 to 8 Islands. Some .months ago, he did States law is bein^ violated. None R*-Op«n Mon., Aug. 15. spe( lators and prospective buyers, Freedom ( '.aiise farm delegation, waimly welcom­ Stamford . Conn • Andiew B Next to rMC.4 are e.xperted to be attracted to the ed in the Uzbek Soviet republic, TV SERVICE , diewmq^ Q/vahqhaM . JjwubJsL not deny that it was natural for of the formal papers being Sterling, 80. writer of hundreds of A Thought for Today 1U8B Tolland Tpke., Biirkland \ am tion al the Tolland County fanned out today to learn about ONE STOP BANKl.NG • FI PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES Red Farm Experts Communist China to make the delivered by our scienliats, or by popular songs, im liiding ' When. TE U Ml S-599.5 Home in Vernon Center tomorrow, Rockvilli*. Aug. 12 (Spo( iali A ' cotton growing and the Soviet claims in- question. He did not ask the acientiats of other nations, My Baby Smiles at Me." "Wait ‘till Member of Trisa starling at J0;3i) a m., when fiirn-' dozen women, interested in pro- | Uniqn's program for opening up REPAIRS the .Sun Shine.s .Nellie ' and ".Meet ■Not Alone lyillllliiliilllillliililiiiHlli ishings of the home and school will Refill (diieago Slay Try Artox containing “Sodar" the new chemical compound considered by many e x ­ ^ - Communist China to abandon the may “Vtolate the principle of moling the iau.se of freedom m • virgin lands of central Asia. me in St I^iiiis. Ixuiie " Born in t j«((f a job to do; be offered for sale. Europe, have lianded together to Tass and the Soviet Press pub- i perts to be the most effective material on the market for destroying crabgrass. May be cla ^ s. But he did ask that the secrecy which is imposed by our New York City. Died Thtir.aday •X seivice done for you. Francis J. Prichard Chairman do something about it ' ! (Continued from Page One) lished a icport. datclined Alma j Ml 9-4537 applied with a sprinkling can nr with a pressure sprayer. prospective, use of /orce to try to own particular law. But there are j Amityville ,N. •>’ Dr. Robert .X of the Board of County Commis- Tomorrow they will hold a i um- A thought for one m need, Ata in the neighboring Kazakh any radio sorvieed 'Kaliee such claims be abandon^.' opportunities for scientists to I W. Wood. 87.» a consultant jjr''1he A prayer to share love s creed, sioneis. said that some furnishings I mSge sale to raiae money, which w hile washing their Jhands in a big republic, reporting a sharp up- ' of the home hi(ve been taken to the \ Now, this week, in the face of meet one snblhei, and when ..Manhattan projeit m devpffipmeni A song sung happily will be given to one of the freedom ! cuculai- wasli ha.si.i.' surge there in grain output. It , of the atom bomb a^tP a ' pioneer Through laughter, clear and free Tolland Cs will he awarded in the Cool • ’ Mr ▼ ▼ Mr ▼ ▼ ▼ 4T ^ 4 Off-shore islands, who tried to tion toward the Idea - of having pctmsncace of select fiatre Gnnite various ( lasses. There will be re- j 00 fre.shmenLs, movies, and square) torpedo the Indo-Oiina' truce, rivllisation itself try to dominate make k s suita­ dancing to complete the program, i[LEGAL BEVERAGES^ 329 ^ AT LOW PRICES ^ Who has puahed German rearma­ the atom. It is like sanity after ble choice for I'nempln.vment Drops ' your monumeol, The numher of unemnloynienl ment with a seal approaching madneas. and aa welcome. HTGN As An August Shower fannlici.sm, who reportedly was whetbu it is to compensation ( lainis taken for ; ^ Arthur Drug Stores 1 I be large or small. 3 pcs. reg". the week ending Aug. 6 dropped r HOURS 8 AJI. to 11 P.M. 1 very tinhappy over the idea that Thq Topic Wan Not New to 142, as lomparcd with 161 the , III 111 $393.45 Oh JK Jh ▲ ▲ aik ^ ▲ A J? the last Geneva Conference had Governor G. Mennen Williams III III r pi evious week. I •to be held. of Michigan, who la a young Renamed Dlrn-lor *| It is indeed a notable conver­ J Att.v. Harry H. Liigg of ' tbi-s ! ^ aspirant for Democratic'national cit v has bei-n renamed direitor of I 2 sion. As with those Russian lightning, has delivered himself COMPARE AND SAVE, the State l>egialative Council fo r ; changes of atUtude which have of the opinion that President' a two year ' rm. He was first RUMMAGE ThaCs only one way we also occurred, one must queetion Eisenhower is an "old man." ’The named to the positioii in 1953. at liow deep it goes, and one must the death of Henry Hunt, who was' President is 84. Governor Harn- ^ the first director and had served SALE ^ hope that from it, before it fades, man of New York, whom Wil,- SAPORITl MEMORIAL GO. OPEN EVERY for .several terms. Atty. Lugg is I .SAT., A l'(;. i;i— 9 A. 9L can think of to describe some realisUc good can come. A t P’-osegutor for the City Court. ; liams may favor for the Demo­ 470 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-7782 THURSDAY EVENING the moment, the precisa hope cratic nomination If he can't get Notes To Be He’d In The Ttalian Provincial, normall.v considered formql, can be used informally in this An .Important meeting of the | must be tliat President Rhee it himself, or if he can be his run­ CLOSED Mi)NDAYS Basement Of the big selection of fine h e^s the new Dullea doctrine. .setting. Made o f 8plid cberry and finished to a-(iiellow brown. It'.s a provincial rpenibers o f the- Polish American ning mate, la 63. Stevenson ll 55. interpretation, o f classic styling with turned legs,,.fluted pilasters and graceful Citizen's Club wifi be held tomor- ! 122 West Main Si., From the particular campaign brass hardware. Three pieces include .'58*-j inch doilhle dre.sser and mnror, 38*2 row evening at 8 o’clock. At | Rockville Diem's Game, And Oura argument he haa thus advanced this special m ating in the club inch chest and panel bed. Night table also available,'44.50. Sponsored By furniture to be found at Premier Diem, pur man In Governor Williams is, then, if the ■ . ' ^ J- rooms.' plans will be made for the annual picnic next month. Pre.si-, . “Four Freedoms” South Vietnam, has n ow . dont aigument is. worth anything, the dent Joseph Gifl urges a large at-,i what everybody thinks American chief liencficlary. When news. and policy has lieen quietly encourag­ peperinen gave hiiil an oppoi lunily W E S T O W N f LADD HALL ing him to do, even while it for­ to crawl out of his soiuewhst iin- ” p h a r m a c y A ^ mally advised him in the opposite plea.-ant reinHik and its iiuplu a- d.')!! H a rifo rd Road— (C o rn er o f M c K e e )— -Tel. M l 9-91)46 A Modern Sofa Free Parking direction. He has refused to meet tions. he conceded that even he .Daytime or Thursday, evenings; AMESITE DRIVEWAYS with officials of North Vietnam lllllllllllllll 1 llllMillllllll himself might be mortal The fart use Purnell Parking‘ Lot. W e re­ EXPERTLY INSTALLED to discuss plans for the electione remained tiial he hail tndulgsd In deem your parking ticket. Base Grading — Machine Spread — Forma Set — Power RolM Buppased to be held next year, in WONDERFUL VALUES 219. a remark of poor taste, and Alio: Parking Lota Tennis Courts — Walks The next time you are looking for fine quality furniture come and see accordani.e with the truce aip-ee- dubious politual benefit. Terms Arranged If Desired ' You'll like Ladd ai)d Hall. “The Hbme of Fine Furniture.” They have satisfied thou­ ment reached at Geneva a year ^ 10% Fo b c a s h transactions • ^ Until Governor Williams held sands of customers all ot'er New England and Can surely sati.sfy-you. ago. forth, only one other man had ALL INSTALLA’riONS SUPERVISED BT Mmited Offer New Shipment Come in toda.v and see our room displays cif fine quality furniture.' As expectirf, he bases hie re- McKinney's Personal Orifice publicly discussed Pre.iidenl Eisen­ FREE W E S T C L O X fueal on the allegation that free howers age and its poaaihle im­ 1.5c I'KU. of TOBAtCO DEMAIO BROTHERS W rist WotcliBs ESTABLISHED 1930'- and democratic elecUone would portance In the second term issue. iVlth I’lirchnse uf T'olks who have visited McKinney’s for the first tame are enthusiastic about IMI*ORTKD BRIAR CALL’NOW — ANYTIME aot be possible under the Com- That other man was rreaideiit $6.95 to S12.9S MANCHESTEK MI-I-7691 — HABTFOBO CHapel 1-8«T our friendly, helpful service. Each customer . , . each order . . . no matter MunUt resmje In North Vietnam, Elsenhower himself. He has made PIPE — Only 98c One Year (iiiarantee how big or small . . . is given individual attention. Whether you’re build­ •w6 why bother even diecuaaing no secret of his age. He himself llllllllilllllll I III UN II III III OPEN ALL DAY A\ONDAYS ing a new home, making alterations or repairs, drop in. W e ’re right on them? n ilx 4a hu Judgment, and recogiiixss tliat, if he is nominated Route 44-A. Always plenty of parking. GIISON ORA DENTURE uot that of the ..Geneva confer- again and elected again, he will he •OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 — PLENTY OF PARKING - e i G A R E H E aace. There it wu agreed that the the oldest men ever in the presi- j CLEANSER LIGHTERS Reg. *1.30 Value qoaation of the quality of the elec- dency. >He himself Xhinks lhi.a to The From Manchcater Exchange: Mitchell $-4825 Reg. *3.98 and $1.98 tidos would be eolved by having be an argument why he should be N O W 8 9 e Lounge Chair to match 119. PAINTING “The Home of From RockriUe, Stem , WUUmaattc: Enterpriee MS5. tiM Indian-Canadlan-Poliah armie- allowed to.retire to his Gettysburg V2 P R IC E Package af Two tiee commisaion eupervise them. farm. Here is the long, low styling you like. A versatjJs, 82 inch Fine... • i r r t •"T® m r n i i p T I » lllllllllllllll llllllllllllll sofa with hardwood frames, 100^ latex cushions and cov­ PAPER HANGING 1 And, from the point of vtew ,of It is cheap, enough, and i omplotB and Prompt ProscriptionB tio Sorvko Quality, n. fxwunon iciue, it aecma quito well boomeranglah enough, to use a ered in lOO^e Nylon in your choice of colors. Legs are brass "NO xIOl TOO IIG OR TOO SMAU'-' & ig r A d that the Oommunlata don’t thing like aM >• • political iaaue trimmed in either solid mahogany or blond finishT. Cushion Furniture” Mad to ri§i any alectlona In NorOl 111 an/ case'.. It ie coneiderably covers are zippered and removahte for cleaning ease. Modern (WE CARRY FULL INSURANCE) . W E s ^ r o w N back staling makes it a ’neat room!divider for'living-dining ROCKVILLE Co.Jnc. Viatnam, aince they would -win more vulnerable, aa strategy and A l U r P i V C«.KlfLT®N M ® T C N them aaaily anyway. aa oondtxcti whan the subject rooms. Sofa regularly 249.50.'Matching lounge chair regu- - » r a s R s a c r .lai45' 139.50, . 'Tha n a l thoubla, tha OUgg that hlmaslf haa already diacuased the 459 Hortfoni Road— (Comer ofTWcKee)— Tel. Ml 9-9946 RAY DERR M l 9-1565 !•- rmOr wwon^rlBg en yla f I'ramitr DIan iaaua ^pdidly ieriUi the nation. w 'A w r” r • '/

EVENING HERALD, MANC ITER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 12< I95B ItANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER. CONN* FRIDAY, AUGUST* 12. 196B P A ^ B lillC P "If 1 am late, don’t wait for me. pounds and stopped. A newsboy ------1 ArAnswer to Atidover You CM't luy lim il Airto I B | }G S b u n n y Go ahead and shoot.’’ standing by. noticed the situation. "Look!" he cried. "She’s hol­ ' Wfiot's Missing? I g Sease and Nonsens ' A fat woman ^ stepped on the low!" 1 9 5 0 One Million Receive Requisites Listed Skyu^tch Schedule scales, not knowing they were out I DOWN WHY PAY. MORE? Said one deer to the other—1 ACKOSS of Order, and put in a penny. The l i H«tunUy, August IS : sesdes went up to fifty seven wish I had hia doe. I —— meets 1 Play----- For Town Post S— .why Alhfofo tuMiworo oufo to u roucu lu 1914 him to bring me 'son^hlng ^rom %im I Mldnight—2 a.m...... WlUlam .Stevenson T w6 judges' who np'>«r got along girl 2 Curved ^ H d o d g e Second Polio Shot than cMy oHior company bosud OR direct wriffoo the clothes closet. " delated Joan 2 n.m.~- 6 n.nrt...... Voluateers Needed ' very ''well iveriS arrested fpr epeed- 4 In bsd — molding Andover, Aug.. 12 (Special) - in a - Arriving Ip court they, found "The clo.set wa.s (Jaik, and Nor­ CARII^VAL BY DICK TURNER 4 a,m.— 6 a m...... Voluatreni Needed premiums. man balked.’ 8 Any----- in 3 Day before I By HERII ALTBCHVLE ' tf,. After the Ihibllc Health .Service 'The special Town Meeting which fl.a^n).-;--* *■•”• ...... Volunteers Needed c oIMPASE m : AND VOU’IX FIND AlUUt*. Um company foundad the chambers empty so ^they f ■ today decided to appear . before eich " 'Too black ^ 'id e,' he Insisted, a storm CLUB Washington, Aug. 12 (>P)—U.8. i ‘ PProved n e w aafety testing it called for 'Tueaday evening will 10 a m...... ;,.. .-Volunteers NeMed by Sears, offers rataa usually lower than thoas ot most compsalas -other. , ■ and could not be persuaded to 12 The----- of 4 An----- be asked to appoint a building of­ 10 a.m.—Noon ...... Marilyn Raymond Leger ' really better auto biauranea valuti At tlw asms tlma. you Tho'first judge put on his cloak, cn.J^r consent statesman Noon— 2 p.m...... Paul Goulet can count on Allatata for flneat protacUon, M a n d l^ a j^ t aervlos NOW: Jbok here. Norman,' 5 Rudolph the 1 youngtiteri their second’’T . Balk * , ? "potto " r 1I wary of going ahaad with ficial, commonly known at. an In- ...... Volunteers Needed and fast, fair claim aetUements th ^ f b o u t tha BUtaa mounted the bench, rapped with IS Helen of 38 The Easter 2 p.m.— 4 p.m. said flhaUjy'vou shouldn't be afraid red-nosed 23 South SEOAN vaccine shots, with the .South lead-' the program. And 18. pliia the spactor, in accordance with the 4 p.m.— 6 p.m...... CHoyton Adamec and Canada. hfs gavel. and said: Troy’s mother State Building Code, L06I Amend­ First Judge * First case! You of thp Few states have mSde any plans ner of construction or materials The Catholic Ladies’ Society other extras. 45 Set free \ 5 T r r ON NEW '.55 PONTIACS pear because of' echool vacations to be used in the erection or alter- annual picnic, held at the home of Irrigation Ditelies, Etr. 1055 DeSoto Sport Coupe. THEV THEbt ACE — rIA? VMHEsJ for a third injection. Septic 'Tanks Installed CAUtiHT CALPri'-friClOwl TMAt ' 49 Repeat ' and "aome because pf fear.' 'atlon 6f buildings or structures. Mrs.' Arthur Pepin in Columbia, Black and White. Power 1955 Plymouth Savoy d ub OME 1017 i,v,'OUNDC£!. ■OO DO, •il'L OP I) ll The.se figures were tabulated on The head of Alabama’s inoci^la- ftTUNDfeC OOT.ME 51 Negative won the basis of nearly complete re- He shall require compliance with was attended by Mrs. Paul /liro- Steering. Power Brakes, Ra­ Sedan. Pompano Peach and"' OUT IMTK l MJtsT AW TKU5TED ^ 52 German river tlon service said the turpout has the provisions of this code, of all vaty, Mrs. Warner Jurovaty, Mrs. FRANK DAMATO dio and Heater. .Many other Brown. PowerfUte. Many RXJNDRV MA’i TlJE (3 A'_L j o y/(XAV, TriiNk,' r r r ^ ; k je pnrt.s from the 48 states and th’e aSOULPIM' Ac5cNiT-s WllC-i— 83 Girl’s name ’5 3 B U IG K llardlnp been "very good considering 1 Ihe rules lawfully adopted and pro­ Samuel Koller, Mrs. Patrick & SONS extraa. other extra*. $AV THi$ liM'T DAtibl isi .♦*— i District of. Columbia: adverse puhlicity.” AMAKILVM TVAE HOOPLE I 54 Dove’s cry r !)i Those given polio shot No. 1 - 6,- mulgated, thereunder and of lawa Welch, Mrs. Thomas Henry. Mrs. Contractors AAOMtOE^ I'M HEMiKiOWAV 55 Affirmative *53 CHEV. 2 »r $795 The greatest number of polio relating to the construction.«k4:8l- Thomas O’Brien, Mrs. Brian Also Smashing: Trade Allowances On All New / OP Th e T 6 l Trie 4.58,996. deaths this year has been in Mas; Phone Ml S-7091 nr MI 0-9456 votes F w !>ii Those given polio shot No. 2 —- teratlon. repair, removal, demoli­ Mlnalga, Mrs. Cliarles Donnelly OeSoto-PIymouth Cars In Stock h o tel ly bUpCQUMOfiD 58----- work sachuaetts., which reported 24.' tion and integral equipment and and Mrs. Francis Minor, all of this "YTcnow, I’d buy a car myself if I thought there waa room *50 GHEV. 2-Door " " 1,080.329. Texas has the second highest total, AMO I'LLTHAT 57 Feminine F 1) Polio deaths this yeor - 191. location, use. occupancy and main­ town. MOWEV, for one more!” e Exrellent f ’onditlon. 22, with California third with 11. tenance of buildings and striic- I’erftonal Mention name Polio^.lie.iths to this' time Isst PLEASE year 3r>.'i. No other atatea has had more than tiires. except as may be otherwise Mr, and Mrs. Jqjian Krzewskl. ’5 0 C H R Y S . 4-I>fM»r It is impossible, of course, 'to nine fatalities. provided for. Benton Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ROY MOTORS, INC. r , ■ BY AL VERMEER Last VSar’s Toll "The bonding official or his duly Co'ulombe. Andover Lake, and his PRISCILLA’S POP Sneak Preview (jiaw definitive conclusions from 155 CXNTER ST. Last year,,kt the same time. appointed asaptant si.all have the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j 2 241 N. MAIN STi (Two Locatioas) ------’’15------’53 FORD $1395 Xthe .statistics, since some figures Tel. MI 8-51 IS Open 0 A. N.-9 F. M. Tel. MI 8-1238 '.T H A T '^MY! TH A T NOW THAT WE'VE . are tentative, they have not been California hid reported .54 deaths, right of entry to such buildings or Coulombe. of East Hartford, at- j W E M U S T ,SOUNDS HEARD \T. MOM. DO Ranch Wagon. V-8 .Model.. striicliire.*. excej>t^ single family tended the 1.3-inning game be- \ EMERGENCY m WE STILL HAVE evaluated scientifically, and the Texas 36 and Mas.sachu8elta |5. SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE , L IV E , ' l i k e a possibility of coincidence is too Others with .high totals for the residences, for the proper perfor­ tween the Yankees and Red Sox OIL 9URNER A N D S P L E N D ID TO GO TO CHURCH ’52 FORD T?i .?,r $975 mance of hia duties between the f|n Wednesday afternoon at the > S E R M O N . THIS SUNDAY? ' strong. . comparable period of 1954 include SERVICE W O R K There ran be no doubt, however, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois. Ken hoiiir of 9 a m. and 5 p ni.. except Yankee Sladiuhi. T O S r E T H -, R E V E R E N D ’50 f o r d V-^4-l)oi>r lucky, Massachusetts. New, York. | the case of an emergency 6 R * iW E E M S ! that the number of polio fatalities ha.s been reduced sharply from last Oklahoma and Pennsylvairta. tight of entry at Manchester Evening Herald i CALL 7lul> year’s level. The nine deaths listed among any time, provided such entry is Amlovec correspondent, Mrs. P aul: Last year was a fairly average children-.jftoculated with the Salk neoe-aary in the intere.it 6f public I Phanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim ' WILLIAMS 31295 year for polio deaths, TTie F'ublic vaccine included three in Idaho, safety” 2-68.56. OIL SERVICE Health Service reports that one two in Pennsylvania and one each •Sunday’s Serinon THE 4-Door Serlan. Power Brakes. in Louisiana, New Mexico. N ew The Rev. Edwaid Sheppard ■will SH(5RTA(iE BRINGS LAYOFF Rarjto and Heater, I'ltra- death wa.s listed per 100.000 popu­ M I-9 -4 5 4 8 noattc. lation. This compares with the York and Texas. deliver the sermon, "Expul.sion high of two in 19.52 and the low of Twenty-four of the. 48 statea Into Freedom" at Sunday’s service Waterbury, Aug. 12 (JPy Thir- 0.4 in 1917. said littie demand had been de­ in the First .Congregational Fabulous ’47 PONT i <’onvertlhle It is interesting, also, that the tected for the private supplies of j Cliiirrh, The Srriptiirc lesson.i ^ GOOD ‘SPOT FOR A kxeeltent. H.vdmmatie ,f AGT euSit^EbS DEAL - bigge.ri decline in polio fatalltlea polio vaccine now becoming a v a i l - ^ from Gcnc.si.i 3':17-24 and - .__ _ T M R,c V *- e*i oa. has been in the eight s'tate.s which able. j.Luke 16:11-21. 8-ed. Il.vdra- ond shots reported in the country. preciable” demand. Five of these; Herbie Mei-cier’.s Country Boys TRADE-IN COTTON M OODS matlr. , Of those eight, s*ven are.Southern were in the south - - Alabama, '^vill provide the ".swing your part- 9-7879 ALLOWANCE VAH!HE10CX5 OUR KINe or border .slates. 'Hiey are Florida. Florida. Louisiana. Miiai.isippi and mu.iic for the teenagers’ 188 W EST MIDDLE TURNTIKE- NEVER HAIX GET OFFA . ,S0 HOW ELSE CYCLONE CLOONEY. South Carolina. The others: Kan-jtdnight at the 0|d Red ’50 STUDE."Coiijre Georgia. Lo.iisiana, Mississippi. CORNER DURANT ST. NUTHINy NOW THAT FENCE. KIN AH GIT IN SUH,„TH’ ALL-COUNTYCOUNTY A I Oklahoma. South Carolina and uni, Nevada. New Mexico, Utah,; ______/ WO, TH© LIKE / BEAT IT. YA CLOWN,',,, r INNUHOUCE SECOND SACKUH;UH UF - GETS RESULTS MAHSELF TO FOGGY RIDGE, TEN>IfENNESSEE,' ’46 PONT. ‘ West Virginia. The eighth U, Cali­ Vermont and Wyoming. NEW LARGER QUARTERS /THAT.'/ B e f o r e Sedan TH' MANAGUH ,„AND AH BRUNCNGMAH Exeellent ^’ondition. fornia. 5UMPIN UF TH' PRESS CLIPPIN’S X I No Plans for Third Shota EXTENDED FOREC.X.ST PLENTY OF FRONT AND RE.YR PARKING HAPPENS ^ANDVIUE T’ PROVE •V, ' Vaccine experts have said three Bo.ilon. Aug. 12 i/Pi The tern- . ' .shots are required to provide most peralure in New England during ' MiBBlEI AUTO GLASS INSTALLED BANK RATES effective immunity. "The injection the next five days, Saturday . 20 E-Z TERMS ,\ , program of two shots for Prst and throiigli Wednesday, will average | GLASS FURNITURE TOPS : second graders is being carried out near normal. Cool Saturday, | ONE OWNER CARS NO MONEY 1K)\VN and financeo by the National warming to nornial on Sunday SUPPLIES MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) ON MOST USED CAILS \ Foundation for Infantile Ps-alysis. and above normal Monday, cooler TAKEN IN ON THE DAZZLING BUT AH AlWT The .NFfP has annaunced no plan Wedne.iday. o BaUerie.* PICTURE FRAMING (ail types) GOT TH’ PRICE to provide the third .shot in the -Some normnl.s for the periorJ i 'I • Hearing NEW ’S5 OLDSMOBILE OF A TICKET,,. series arc as follows: Boston’ 72. Provi­ I / Aid Cords WINDOW and PLATE GLASS • -a Most slate.s went ahead ij’ith dence 70.^ Nantucket 6 1, New the first .sjints shortly after {h< Haven 70. Concord, N, H.. 67, Pine Pharmacy JA LO U SIES: Inatallatlon la Quick, Easy and Economical. first batches of vaccine were made Burlington 67. Portland 67, Ea.it- CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK McCLURE ^ 664 c e n t e r s t r e e t The Car* Listed Below Are New Arrivals BOOTS AND HER BUDDIEI Weill BY EDGAR MARTIN n available last April. But when port 61, Greenville 63 and Presque an outbreak of polio among vac- Isle 63. TEL. MI-0-9814 -t ' ■ m. PONTIAC. INC. MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS See Them NOW as They were Traded and see the excel­ \ v m x NOt5 TO BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANK "cinated persons was disclosed, the At Boston the normal rBaxiimim i Pine Lenox Pharmacy 373 Main St., 5Ianehester program wa.s ended abruptly. tcniperalu. e during this period is Open Saturdays—Open Thuradtiy Evenings lent ronditlon the former proud owners kept them in. PtSAt VJtWVJt TO BUT IF THIS FIRE'S A RUSE MEY, DON'T N lOOK, \ lOONTSWEA Ml 6-4.54.5 ★ OPE.N EVE.S. Surgeon General Leonard A. 80 and the normal minimum fern-j 299 EAST CENTER ST. ESTIMATES ULADLV GIVEN VtKRWN VOO’. r * TOSIHOKE SCWAIOTOm; 'OlSUYSaAUff WE'RE ' HOOT WH0WU»'. TEL. .511 0-0896 SOO VtOST * p * .‘tcheeic has said there is "strong peiature 1s 64. u WE'LL BE WALKING m€RE'SAn«! FEPEWL presumptive evidence" that these Prccipitstion during tl.i.i period INTO A that. officers.. ! ca.scs (►suited from faulty vaccine will on the average total over 3-4 'S3 OLDS, $1845 '53 FORD $1495 but, the government ha.i no* yet of an inch occurring as heavy rain made final report. It has prom- Saturdi]iy and scattered showers Super "88’’ 2-Door. Tutone Sunliner Convertible. -Radio i.ied a report ne^l week. Sunday. hljje. power brakes, radio and and heater, white wall*. Very heater, hydramatlc, White wall nice. No. 1317. tires, seat covers. '53 OLDS. $1495 J ’S3 SONCEAM- ■51 PONT. $995 _ FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD — FORD Super ’’88" 2-Door. ’Tu-tone, TALBOT 4-Door De Luxe' 8. Radio, radio, heater. Very clean. heater, hydramatic, gray. No. MERCURY 4-Paaa. Ungliah Sport* 1344. '53 DODGE $1495 Car. Black, rod leath­ '47 FORD , $250 Convertible Couhe* RadiOt er interior. Whitewall*. heater, automatic transmla- WE ARE NOT Immai'uiatr. Former Sportsman. Convertible. aion. Light Grew. JE F F COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN ^hfn Q Bi/kk Piafer IS RISING!... owner’* name and rom- plele hlhtory of car on •52 CHEV. 5995 •50 OLDS. $795 MU2ZT MILLS IS C'MON, SONNY.,. tHIS KID 1 MICKEY FINN No Wiggle Now! BY LANK LEONARD request. i HELPMS ME WITH STILL...L00K DON'T WANTA BE A PIN-UP ' NEW CAR SALES H A V t t-LOODED Special De Luxe 4-Door. Blue. ”98’’ 4-Door- Green. Radio and A FEATURE STORY BOY.'...... ALL I'VE GOT IS A WORRIED HERE Very nice. No. 1336. heater, hydramatic. Nq. 1309. ON "WHOSIS* FOR , PICTURE OP HIM TYING ’HlS I » SORPRISEP THAT PHILA SOAMl? THE GOVERNOR^ WEU.IWSORWTO .'OH-IMSUREIWI ...... lT!^ ItfldC $ 14 9 5 ------1 FIRST) SHOELACE / • ~ IS COM'THROUGH WITH JT/ WILL SEE WHAT A HACKER HEARABOOTLOUIES) GOVERNOR* I'VE < OUR LOT WITH TpP TRADE-INS '54 PLYMOUTH $1495 •49 CHEVROLET $545 (VJA MPAX ABOUT m u yiAH,Ut£ARP-ANPIONLY -WHEN HE KNOWS HE'LL) HE REALLY IS* IlL BET WOT,PHtL-WT \ BEEN HITIING-AH- iU SQUARE 4-Door Sedan.' Radio, heatet’. Convertible. Radio, heater, R)lEy?»€SGOtN'IOPlAY' wishicouldgoupidseeit! HAVE JO PLAY WITHOUT / HE? TRYIN' TO WIGGLE 6lapyoothiwoo(jil) a few practice ’31 Willy* Jeep Wagnn automatic tranamiasion. Dark whitewall tires. Light Green. .( in CUM. AT DILLON’S Green. GOLf WTH THEGOVERNOC; THATGUl!l0()i^lS(lTGOM'lO OUT OFIT RIGHT now! BE ABIE TO SCORE < SHOTS-AM) MV ■< ^6 cj I. Radio, heater. MABiStOURNAMENT- BEABLEK)CAt«yPQIUp>SO Green, $ 8 9 5 '52 BUICK $1095 WELL WITHOUT HIM*; SWING IS AS SOUM) ’.53 Mercury Monterey llardtop. '4r PONTIAC 545 UPATTHECAPITAt! yiou KNOW HOW HEU PLAY AS EVER? 319 Main^treet, Manchester. Cgnn. Mcnniiiutic, radio, heater, white 4-Door Sedan. Radio and Special 4-Door. Gray and wall*. Two tone |iaint heater. white. Dynafloty, -raddo and Low 'mileage. heater. No» 1306. $ 1 7 9 5 '55 PLYMOUTH $1095 H 1953 BUICK Only >37 A-1 Used Cars To Soil Iniinaciilate.. •49 FORD H 9 5 4-D'nor,’ Rddio and heater, T>I beSotn Cu*tom 4-Door. Fluid Cranbrook 4-Door. Radio, drive, radio heater. ' fl?*TQC heater. Light Gray. __ Custom V-8 Tudor. Radio and power ateering, $ 1 7 9 5 W O d-XTiaflbw. In a Town of 37,000 Population in *howroom condition. heater. m ’.5t Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Door. '46 OLDS. ^ $95 1953 DODGE TVnr.v and green. R|ulin, hroter. 2-Door Sedan. Radio and •49 HUDSON $295 power glide. Low • i . 1951 Ford heater, hydramatic. Radio. Whitewall Urea. C M ~ CAPTAIN E a s y Yea. He’s WaiUng! BY LESLIE TURNER 4-Dnnr. Radfo and 19M Ford mileage. One owner FRECKLES AND HIS FR IE NDS In The Dark BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER heater, gyromatic, $ 12 9 5 or: Black. •1 riiiA ir Ai I ffiAurl ujukr k. DC transmlsaion. '49 OLDS. $545 ’'NEVER MINC5 BiJP! TNAMkS 1953 Ford 1951 D o d 9 e ^ 7.52 Chevrolet'De Luxe_4-Door. Ra­ ANYWAY„.8UT I THINK I WAITING— GOOD 6KIEP] Any square can 016 ‘■88" Convertible, Radio and •49 OLDS. $495 THAT, POP, BUT IflLCUMT , Now IF U.CAN e c r so n e- dio, heater.’ Extremely' » S B The ^ 1 WANTED ir$ HIM AGAIN! HE‘» ONE Tb BREAK THAT DoWNi 1951 BUICK 1953 Plymouth 1952 Chevrolet I heater. Green. De Luxe ’’88’’ i-Door. Gray. YOU/ IT M^ANS AM low mileage. One nwner ; THEM TO^IELP ME FtNPl TKACKEP POWN OUK ItU. lo«>w the answer -g} Radio aii^ heater, hydramatic, 3\»T ALUGATDIt MAS 1t> Special 2-Door. $ 9 9 5 CAR, BUT WK'VE MY.QUeSnON/ ____ eor. '54 DbSOTO . $1995 seat covers. No. 1273. MiAILEO HIS WALLET BRING MIS CUOOLE FnU. Radio and heater, 1953 Mercury . 1952 Nash Woqen ’61 Mercury 4-Dnor. Gray and IN O'lHeik WORDS, A clean. $ 9 4 5 Fjiedonie ’’8'’ 4-Door.- Gieen. IE SHERIFF,' 616 WMKBL WIU.b e eream. Radio, heater, •51 CHEV. $045 O-TL. IFHBPOeSMt 1953 CHEVROLET 1950 Fdrd 1952 Mercury exeellent rubber. Radio and heater. powerfUte. REMEMBCRlblmNSo ’46 Cadillac 4-Door. Hydhimatir. tinted glass, power steering. Carry-AU StaUon Wagon. Ex- POUT MIS OWN coot. Bel Air 4-Door. ii *parkiing new paint No. 1318. cepyonally nice. Radio and heater. f t l O Q C Many One Owner Cars— All With Easy Terms KrrTEN/ JIM GANZER Low mileage. ^ Backed By Dillon’a Warranty 1954 CHEVROLET *55 Nash Ranrvbler C'ro** Country Station ,'61 CHEVROLET lie Luxe. Power glide, HARTFORD ROAD ^ ’agon, Radiq, heater, automatic drive. radio, heater. i-Door. 210 series. $ 14 9 5 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Two-tone paint. Low mileage, ^ 2 2 9 5 ’.58 Buick Sii|>er 4-Door. 2-tohe |>aint, radio, MANCHESTER BACKED BY DILLON'S WARRANTY Economy *peclal! and ^ ater. dynaflow, tinted’; $ 15 9 5 1953 FORD s gla**, while wall tire*. .MOTOR SALES U. % Wat Off. Custom 2-Door. ’56 Ford Ciinlom 4-Door. *5t Ford. FordomaHc, radio and .Radio and -heater, $ 3 9 5 $ 6 9 5 VIC FLINT Roof To Roof BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE S'TORY OP MARTHA WAYNE Twis.ting Things Radio, heater. hfat<*r. Exrrllrnt rondition# BY WILSON SCRUGGS Fordomatic. ^ I I ^ J CENTER ST. O u P ) 1951 MERCURY CAN 50U A5AKE I t ^ LB/Wt SNCE MY ViOeO-PHOKlE WHERE DO YOU OET YOU Ajfi.'l. CAT FOIST ISMT \MDW0NG,SUPPOSE SUESS WHO CALLED ME'' 4-Door. Radio and AM SICK STEPS A, THEOOtTWri ; , H O W IT W Many Others to Choose From. Out They Go! Look Today . . . Buy TpdBy' IUrelso bv flawb, 0 ^ 7 WHAT'S THE , ______WANTED TO30TD 1TOM,NOU UP AMD INVnEO ME TO i heater, automdtie MANY OTHERS i t GMAC or BANK RATES LOME HEAPS FOR AMP KNEN AROUND C O N C E R T - • traannlaslan. T J THE ROOF WITH HIS MEANING OF THIS NOTE >N6UA6E •D« p o p o o n c e e t J USEDTO MVFNSEB7 I HMJE BEFORE MS 7 ^ SATURORf BE SIMPLY TDIA DIUON HLMVAN SurPIN.. W Ea,l JUST ROBBMS/ 1949 PONTIAC M A Y JQ LL V 2-Door. Radio and U N C -E JO H N Mater, hydrsmatle. $ 3 9 5 MANCHESTER MOTORS NTDSE l LNG SALES and SERVICE MORIARTY BROTHERS SBlIiiig and StiviekiQ ( ■'OUTHESTE' poRvoue 319 MAIN STREE'T , MANCHESTER *On Thf LUaten to SUtlon WHAY Every Night t:IO-lS RAY DWYER, Uacd Car Manager 'V’ • ^ ' V , ■ . MOTOR SALES Inc. the Home Of Fine Used Cars S01-S15 CENTER SYKEBT I ' • Sn S-S1S5—Opca Evealhgs .VatU lOiOS SILVER LANE RD.—MANCHESTER , 385 MAIN ST„ MAHCHC8TER MI 9-6427^EV EN IN G S UN'HL 9 P. BL FORD-*. FORD-k. PORD — FORD — FORD— OFKN KVENIMOS UNTIL ■ n

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ItAKCHijSTER E v e n in g HERALD. M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n , F r i d a y , a u g u s t 12, 1 9 5 b _‘ ------: ------.---^------r r THE Yankees’ Jui Batting Order /Pays O f L Beat^ Herald Angle

z; PAT BOLDUC "T Big League Way Trio Shoots 66 Moioi^x^aguB 1 California Cutiea’ Shorlfielder Williams Realizes Goal mdians, Chicaga Win; Asalstut B^rta Ultor / Returns Hoad — Flcat-footod Rick Paquatta isYtinua to ranch tha sports dssk. At Tam Course - .anjoylng Immsnsa succssa In ths Latait to ardve w u an attractive aeiarleaa Leageex With 2,000th Base Batting (Based on Tnatm it bSta)bate — Tigers Trail by Eight Tvirlllght Basahall this season as iMfi brochure onl tht Unlvertlty In Windy City line...... r, Detroit,.^..olt, .S4i.841: “Kutnn. -Dsiroi For Cup Play / rtvcaied by ths recant statistics of Oklahoma. No ChitnocUcut play­ Power. Ksnsas CTUv. .8lf: Kell, complletl by Billy England, er w4s noted | In a quick look at go .813: Smith, CiSTfland. .810. New ¥01-14, Aiip. 12 jT "Wow. I-.OU Gehrig, only players to hit 400 kantie, Phijadetphla, Atig. 12 KNOW New York. Aug. 12 bunch who wRlted on rue and league's stAUsUoian. Ths former the 19M roster . . . Mldgpt League Chicago, Aug. 12 (XT'— The ruah Runs—Kallne, Detroit, * or)— whet a smash that was. The pez and Casey Sten­ bling starting choice by BoSo* trips for a laudable .370 average. Leagues. Excluding yesterday’s Three comparative youngatera Power. Kan.m. aty. 187; Pox. 6hlcago. j 1946 regular season, Williams was APPl.,EO boss Pinky Higgins. jfood. limited to five singles and one- nin gel finally have things going for (Batting averages ara based On at gaimea, National Leagua long-ball defied tpe “ chakee” to roil Into the bouhies-Kuenn, Detroit. 30; Good- Lew Hoad (wd of mothbaUSand sa- As ran be aiirmised, the Boston hatted in hy .St, Louis Cardinal them agivifi. as It appears, Chicago Bob Turley woit his 13th. but not .least 31 at bats). Paquettq. leads hlttars have crash ad 968 homers, first round lead yekterday In an l.iES without trouble. Me.left in tha Red Sox aliiKK''! wa.sn't overly pilrhers in the .Series. may not be long around the lop Jin runs scored with 11, the most only 329 short of tha racord set opening bombardment of per 72. Boston______and Smith,_____ Cleveland,______33. I aa a token o f ^ s rMpect for the Wlib-!ili- ofr the .safeiv that placed either. ninth when Billy Kiarta opened * hits to, stolen bases with flva and in. 1958: Oyer in the American Bob Roaburg, -28, whO' grips a Trip'lee-' I— Mmuie and Carey New ItallaiU. Hoad, X muaculST Mend. hri the exclii.sii'e 2 fkifl - hit . The Indians held their two-point with a douhic and Stengel pulled his 19 total bases Is another top League, .710 circuit imaMies have club like a 'baaeball bat and swings. York 99:^ BeSne,Bodiie. Detroit and Finlgan,yinlgan, | who vvho hetnadhalimd Anrtralta whip the' City. B;X* players lied wltli 8. liib there ate 96 other members spread by whipping Detroit 3-2 his ace in the hole. mark. He has hit thnse triples, been hU. The reco-d L 973 estab- for horns runs; Mike Krak, 27, •^HoTo'n.ln^lK^firN^w’Yor’k:"i> RunSr-MWlle, New York. 34 ; United SUtwState in the chal- of the club, three of them active yesterday. Second place Chicago Southpaw Tommy Byrne, another top mark, and la Utd lUhed ln'‘4»50 . . . If the Phllllta’ Csechoaloyaklan - bom novice on Kallne, Detroit and Zemlal, Kansas lenge round, was seb duled to1 face Casey's surprise stopper this sea­ High Kly pOunded Kansas City 14-1 and with three other player. for home Robin Roberta and Dodgin' Don the POA tourney circuit; and Ne& ’^rk.^.'*’*"’ “ ■ ?*"•’ P ’suzto GartHnl in rat match The hit. a first inning single off third place New York, another son but "overlooked" as a starter runs having belted one. Newcombe both win 3S games, Oene LitUer, 35, fourth leading Stolen Bases—Rivers, Chiesao. 30; 1 6^ the Germantown CricLcket Chib Bojb Turley, was a high fly that three points behind, disposed of In the series, srhbled out for what Pitcher Steve Bellinghiri of -the they will become the fin t National money winner - / each ripped a 66 Jensen. Boston and Mlnoso.v Chicago, starting at 1 OJn. (EST)> fell iintoiichefl in short |e.li' cen- Boston 5-3. 1 was only his third relief bit. First. BA'i trails Paquetc in the batting League pair of ^ g a m a vlcton from Tam's lush 6,900-yard course iiid®iS**”'’ S'niut.NCi^e- xhe second singles s^ t„ Kan ter as Shortstop Phi! Ili7./.uto left ■ Tigers Skidded ! he knocked off Ted Willisms (who ‘ qace with a .320 averaga based on In 16 yean . . ’ 'Bu^ky Walteri to share the flrat round lead. Pitching (Based on tO declslon*>K— agaJnat Nicola n ^ m n * Fielder Klston Houard and Cen- ■ By dropping two of the three- ! earlier finally got his 2,000lh hit) r>gh^ ■■^*^^** appearances. and Paul D ^ ln ger of the t e ^ Rtroagljr ea Seeat Bwne. New York; ItVS. 7W: Donovan. 1 gelt. The doubles, scheduled fdf to- let: Fielder Mickey .Mantle all con­ were laat toJ^om^hish the feat But there were ,otheri still game set at Yankee Stadium, the on a ground ball. Next, he got CYO'a yecond baseman Jimmy W ^ iir d . boston **7-3."’.70n* verged on it hut faiVetf to reach it, Red Snx tumbled three garnes be-i .isn.sen on sacrifice fly Moria'rty follows with sight in 1939 . . 1 "lyic trick of two Na­ strongly on the scent of a treas­ Cleveland, 14-7. .547: Ford, New 'Fork, Hartwlg agatnat Pietrangcll / Williams grit his 2.00l)ist hit in W 1. rn hind. ’The Tigers, beaten in three | acored Klaus. , bingles iq 27 ■ trips for a .291 tional League \ pitchers notching ure that goes to the 72-hoIe win­ 12^. .M7. I Orlando Sirola. The final two elriV / the fi'fth inning, which he un- Strikeouts Score. Cleveland, 174; I eri** nnatehaa of fh* «- —t_njf 1 \ • larul ...... 4.% . :»9s - at Cleveland, skidded eight games I xnd then he sent a called third mark. 36 triumphs hia tieen done only ner — 360,000 In cash, 339.000 for Turley. New York, 170: Hoeft, Detroit. mauuiea Ot the beat-Of-flve douhtedly, would like to exchange ' 'hit'aco ...... , , four times ainca 1916 . . . Should '66 exhibitions, 3L00O tn i caddy / N- w Vi.rk ...... K7 4fi bark. 1 strike past a bewildered Norm CYO leftfiblder Bob Skinner, 107: w™n, Cleveland. 103; Pierce. Chi- Mries, reyfralng the first day’s for the first inning bleeder". Tins It was the method of operation I Zauchin. former minor lekguer. is the cir- Roberta win 36 \gain«s, he'll join fees, and an option on 50 more ex- one wa.s a ground rule double into B t » ...... M .571 1 . ozU*r. wHl be-played Sunday. The ...... M >527 s I > that held the secret for the Tribe ' yj^ Kaachl Blasted riiit'a .RBI leader with six. First the ultra-select company of only hibltlona at 31.000 each. • League Home Runs—713 (record Is .h a ti.i,.. —....S i. slZ the right fieid stands that i ame Krtn"4a.x I'ltr ...... 47 4tfi 20’ a 973 get In 1990). I cnajienge round la scheduled for DOES 1 and the Yankees. ( White Sox won without baseman Stu Beal of the leagua- five other twirlen who have won One stroke away at 67, were Na^aal Leagae Forest Hills, Aug. 26-27-28. off Ted s hat as if it were allot out U'a.MhinKtMii ...... 4<* 70 .164 36 or more in two seaaona Ince two Masoned cash seekers, l^Yed BatUng (Based on 378 at_bats)—Ash- ...16 7.1 .130 X IT r"' Manager Lopez who got a pinch ^ .hennanigins. They broke out leading CYO and Bellinghiri are and campaneiia.l ^ Sulking Over Bride of a cannon Tiida.v'* single from Hoot whfn n€ ._i,i*. «s*/i iabm* Vi^ tied for doubles supremacy each 1900. ITie Hit includes Mordecai Hawkina ahd Bob Winlnger. bum, Philadelphia Despite Williams' two hits, the. .N‘>h 'i"ik at Baltimore. 7 p.m for 16 hits and r.apped losar Vie Brooklyn. .339; Klusxewskl. Kli Cincinnati, Although Hopman, the long- replaced the injured Ijirr.v Doby Raschi and reliefer Cloyd Boyer having crashed two two-baggera. “Three Finger” Brown, Dlxxy At 68 were Antonio Cerda, the .MO; Snider^ Brooklyn, .313 New York Yankees over ame the HUji VR l^ipat Wednesday night, started him Dean, Joe McGInnlty, Christy gay gaiicho from BOenoa Aires; Oncinoati SIX *l«>e leader of the ABstraliaq cup- Red Sox 5-3 to capture tlge rubber I'hu jijr.. at D' tjojJ h p m,~TnicKa ' for seven extra base blows in sup­ Cooper Battiag JMM K(I!^Bmde7: Brooklyn, 98: Klusiew- P«™. "ever Would admit It, there v.R I'.rotnck ill-tji. • i against tlie Tigera yesterday and port of Connie Johnson. Jim Rivera The North Ends who -have won Mathewson and ClW. aland Alex Henry Ransom, and longshot Jay ski, Cincinnati and Maya, New York, waa talk all over, the tennis clr- of the three-game set and .send at KHiisaiR t'ltv. i2». 3 pm the ex-DetroU hope smacked a ander . . . Mathewson tops the Hebert. anti i).in Gpiru.n 02-7i and Hou!f#>- drove in five runs all alone, twice and lost once via forfeits M^j[^*t.|jP'>clnnaU, 85: Sruton, MU- cult that Hoad, a muscular caa- the visitors back to Boston in tliree-rim homer off Billy Hoeft in IJat having hit the 26 mark alght Crammed in at 69 were Paul rnaJt ^ .r F'cirtorarrrrn «3-6t and two triples and a double. hoa.sl four performers hitting Runs ’ Bated In—Snider. Brookl,vn, ROUball artist, was sulking beesuse Auto Parts and Cuties fourth place. Difrnai i7f‘ ' the sixth inhing. That made it the over the charmed .300 mark but timas . . *nie fabulous^ Ice Capadea O'Leary, U.8. Open Champion Williams. the (lerfcctionst. VVa.«huictNational League also .number of at bata necessary. ing Peter Pan will be\at Madison Wally Ulrich, Britlah Open Cham­ and kept his gaze on the ground • 'I'-V'Dih.l 3, l)*'trui? I who fall into depres.sive m^ds Square Garden Sept. \l4 through pion Peter Thomson, Errie Ball, Hits—Kluszewakl. Cincinnati. 145; Hopman played Hartwlg against. as Umpire Ed Rommel stopped the Cut down On look a rest, with Brooklyn. New ' I’ltvhcr-ouifielder Steve Cooper Post Cincinnati, 143; Bell. Cincinnati, Clash Tonight at Neho i’hn ac" It, Kansas t'itv 1. up to easily. .1 the 25th . . . Tickets foi\ the great­ Shelley Mayfield and Walker In­ 141: Aaron, Milwaukee, 139; Logan, the Japanese team in u e a e ^ - game an’d rolled the baseball, on Nrw Vf.rk h Biijiti»n 3 York. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hn.-i xollected six hits in 12 trips finala last week,, bypassing H ^ / • Mil\ iranv-s •«rh»'dulrd'. 6wing, ju*t meet What's more. Hoot's shot gave | est show on ice may niw be pur­ man. Milwaukee. 135. which Williams made his^'2,fM1QIh mside of idle for an even .500 average while Doubles—I.,ngan. Milwaukee. 31; Post, But Hartwlg cooked his own goose Tonight'a the night 'local Dutch Harrison ball fans have been waiting for safe-keeping the preceding nine contests. |Louis righthander Willard Schmidt 49th St., New York ,19. N. Y. Mail Triples — Bruton. Milwaukee and displayed a lot Of bad temper, too. when the, world-famed California two a day. Yet each contest is a Ted shuffled nervously at fit si .\li|5»aiik< . ;■...... ti\61 535S ..i.T')1.3.5 16 l St bat. Infielder Red Case and big Jackie Burke, Jim Ferrier. Julius NVtt ^’<*rk ...... hU 55 51h IS Early Wynn won hla 14lh of the limited the Bravea to only one hit orders are now being accepted . . Boros, and*'Frank Stranahan. i^ng Mitsbungh, 9: CTemente Wite- So that left Hopman with no new experience for each member base when the fact was announced Pfillad'lpliia . . . Wimpy Wilson are hitting .311 Cutlea come to town to fare the .•iH 59 4% season, though touched for three to win the nightcap 4-0 as the Franklin White, fomierly of In all, 41 a in field of 106 matched «holw but to c ^ r o n Hoad. I^w Manchester Auto Parts at Mt. of the Cuties. Spur of the moment to the 24.254 fans. As his wrtnt. t ’hU'ajco ...... 57 SI 455 22 Slid .308, reapectivelv but Case has t'liiriiumn ...... straight singles by Harvey Kuenn. Cards awept a doiibleheader. Mil­ Helene Rd. . in Manches[ter, ap­ Snider, Brooklyn, M: Kluszewsicl, Cin- has licked Gardlni twice, Which Ncbo Field starting at « o’clo<-k. antics as well as well-rehearsed The Thumper did not tip hi.s cap 55 60 .476 22’ - hatted 18 Umes and Wllson’a or shattered par in the first rouAd St ...... 49 61 445 36 ■ Bill Tuttle and ' a 1 Ksl'lne lhat waukee. beaten 7-1 in the opener peared on Syd J.affe'a spOrta- pro­ to give the Tam O'Shanter acreage 5S^t( elnnatl, Zt: Mays, New 'Y ^ aa; Post, meanr7te"wm be favored. Any resemblance to a regulation routines are part of the Cuties in acknowledgment of the crowd's I’ lM.^hureli i:\ 7.1 171 average Is based on only 13 ap­ Cincinnati and Mathews, Milwaukee, 29. i» k . k..i 15 meant a run In the third. It was on three unearned runs in the first gram laat night. He la accompany­ one of its worat beatings. Stolen Basee-Boyer, St. Louis. 18; ao(tball team and the Cutlcs is repertoire which pleases even the thunderous ovation T**dav‘« Hehedate pearances at the plate. i’hiladi-lphia .at Rrofiklyii. 7 p.m the 3,5-year-old righthander's inning, now trails Brooklyn by 16 ing four state golfing yotjngatera Home-.Made Swing Temple, Cincinnati and Bruton. MU- oiu thinking before deciding on purely coincidental. And any most hardened- softball fan. Williams, never one to discuss Roilh.Tla 1-5-9) V# Erakme UtMi- - games. As a team, the front-running ¥*}'flys. • York. 14; Oil-1 jHpad, Hppman answered Klgnifli-.. his accomplishments on the dia­ 198lh major league succeas.. Only CYO is batting at a weak .240 clip to Georgia' for a -toumanfi^t.------As^the treaiure hunt entered the Ilam, Brooktjm. ■ 13.' resemblance to a softball game OiiUtanding Pitcher Pitii»hu!rt) at NVm York 7 p m l*aw Bob Feller, -with 265. has more The one hit off. Schmidt was Pitching (Based on IP decisions) cantly: The Cutle manager, who doubles mond, was his hararleri.alically; V4i*> H*-s?rn nr AnionrHi while Coach Bemie Auguat'a second round, probably most at­ tonight la strictly accidental. OUT OF DOORS tvHh among the active hurlers. Johnny Logan's leadoff- single in With only three garnet ilemain- tention was centered on the pudgy, Sport .Schedule "Nona at all. He waa the only Top IVrformeril in brass by performing one night modest self in the clubhou.se after .North End combine trails "with a Brooklyn. ICM, .714; Loei Brooklyn. 9-4, | i - / Mil-wank** at <'htrHR«',, t 3i> pm — Swatted on Cue the seventh. Stan Musial and Solly ing in the Rec Softball League it bespectacled R o s b u r g, whose .692; Labin**. Broklyn, 11-6. .666; feob- ^ However, local fans will be as Liza Jane and the next as a the game. Ch 'Ti*' '♦>-♦)» \» Hush ik-5» for the Cards, .228 team hatting mark. Tlie aec t’im innaij at St >t p m —Nui- Stengel had himself s ball man-! Hemus -homered nnd-place BA'a are hitting onlv ia quite possible that a torrid race home-made swing has carved 316.- ert*. Phiiadriphia. 16-9. .6^. proving for the. past week from treated to a show they will not Spanish dancer, is an outstanding "Well. I finally made it, " he said, hall M2-»o vs Arrovi. Ul-4i» aging the Yanks, and paid off with ‘ Cincinnati used an unearned run could davelop for top batting pitcher in his own right. All other after minimizing the hit. "But I'd 22f as a unit while Herm's 000 from the tourney, trail this Tonight soon forget when the likes of Uza \ eaterilay'a Resalii I his first series victory since July i in the tlth to beat Chicago 6-5. honors, llanchester Auto iParts' year—more than enough to feed Brooklyn. 120; Haddix. 8t. Louin, 111; Jane, Main St. Sally, Beulah, members of the team are eqiiail.v glsdlv give It back if we could have St. Louts 7-4. Milwaukee l-O I Cameras sported the lowest mark, Pro Champions Tonight Green Manor vs. Medics, 6— t'lm innan 4», rhiraK" -5 <11 innings) .1-3. o r Ca.se juggled the batting despite a 39th home run by Cub .218. before being dropped from Jimmy McCurry is the pfeaent his wife and three kids. Charter Oak. Coni«>y. Miiwauk^^, 106. Mor« Experience Grandma Gruber, Christine and adept at playing the sport. While won ' the game. "The important Only gam»'.« .<«4 hodul^d order, one of his better accom- ! shortstop Ernie Banks that gave pace-setter m1th a ro'.ust) .417 ** The Italians, too, pulled a mUe the lineup changes from night to thing right now la for the club- to the league. Also to date, CYO has Bob once played second base on Trust vs. Elks. 6 Charter Oak. many others take the diamond in plishments. and esme up with a|him the nujor league lead. average. The sure-fielding short­ the Stanford nine. He holds a golf Chicago, Aug. 12 (S’)—Tonight's.! that they have whipped it into a 1197 set in 1963)./ 'I surprise of their oiJti when Pie- serious pursuit of vii’tory. over the night, the personnel remains the win games, not what a fellow Long-Distance Fly Casting tallied 39 runs to 34 for the BA's hlonday, Aug. 15 I trangell got the singles assign- snd 19 for the Northies. stop has crashed 30 hits in 48 club the' Mme way he gripped It the night a bunch of college boya formidable aggregation for the Auto Parts vs. Wolve.s, 6:30— Automen. Manager Trlno Palacios same with few variations. Action named Williams does ' tripa. But Telcovf' Bob Scanlc^ and when his father put one in his tig lest against the National 'r\__„ 1 ment over Giuseppe Merlo. Italian of the Cuties has-rounded up some differs widely from game to game, Tlierc are two more things "Ted Allen Ltnnls Fieltl Pitching honors belong to Ron­ try to beat the football proa at Charter Oak. D l lC lC ly K . r e 0 8 L i u e captain Vannl Canepele com- nie Simmons of the CYO who la John Albee are not far behind each hands at the age of two. At seven Football League championa. of the top performers from South­ however, and even if you have seen now wants more than anything | By AL MrCl*.\NE a rod with the backbone you need with a .379 mark. A total Of 11 their own gui'ne. Bantly's vs. Police ft Fire, 6— „ I mented that Pletrangell had more should handle a GAF size. ; Flying Milkman Quits Joh^ unbeaten In two starts, one of he scored a hole-in-onc and at 17 'The college squad is shot West Side. ern Calif, to perform with his the Cuties play, you will 'want to else. He wants to play In another' For Sailing drown Fishing Rditor playcFS'in the loop at Chartei) Oak ha won the Northern California The College’All-Stara—made up through Mlth talent — quarter­ F o r t e a t l i r e * W i n Dayls cup experlewe than Merlo watch them in action again. World Series, preferably this Dialance fly casting is not easy The.se line.a have s ^rsdiial \ which was a shutout. Other lead­ North Methodist vs. Second novelty unit this season. They have ers and their won and lost records Park is batting .300 or better. Auto Junior crown. of 49 of tlie lop playera of the backs Ralph Guglielmi of Notre and looked very "Kood at Wim­ been practicing since mid-Decem­ Remember "Those who watch October, and he wants to Join the for a man with a aoft wrist. The taper in'front. a .short, heavy belly, | 1954 colle.'.e season—tackle the Congos, 6 :3 0 -Robertson. bledon. Lake Allatoons, Ga.. Aug. 12 (>Pi To Concentrate on Training Include Jackie Hedlund (CYO) Parts' Slim Suriislaaki and proa- "I felt I "Was too slow to be real Dame, Paul Larso;i of California, ber for their 1955 show and will the Cuties play, live to laugh an 400-homer group. He probably fellow who doesn't gel sny more then a quirk taper back to 60 or ites' Dave Krinjak are alijo in Cleveland Browns in the Chicago George Shaw of Oregon and Dave Tuesday, Aug. 16 Riverside Park Aug. 12—Buddy I "But." he signed, “I mual admit exercise than lifting pencils usual-1 70 feci of the level line. The coven 3-1, Bellinghiri 3-2. Dirk Blow good In baaeball, although several present their biggest and best ex­ other day." Thai's their slogan and won't achieve the latter ambition Harry .S. A Urn of Wrstport. (.North Ends) 3-3 and Jlyles Me the n:nnlng for the batting c4own acouLs had their eyes on me," he Tribune Charities’ 22nd- annual Leggett of Ohio State; ball-car- North Ends vs. CYO. 6:15 — Krebs of East Hartford ia the one that we don’t have much Of a travaganza according 'to Palacios. laugh ,vnii Will when you witness imtll next year. With 385 in the Conn , held thr lead on points to­ ly folds iip under the weight of Uonal double-tapered line, of; Melbourne. Aug. 12 i/P> Dave provided they can go to bat the says. "As for golf. I feel right at All-Slar game. i1ers Alan Ameche of Wisconsin, Nebo. slock car pilot in the top-10 finri I chance. My boys are not uaed to course, is tapered the same on both I known as the "Flying Donough (BA'a) 2-2. Bellinghiri is .New Bxperirnce their colorful antics at Mt. NebO bag. he slili needs 15 to join Babe day at the start of the fifth and six-ounce fly rod when he sets it the strikeout leader with 37, one required 33 times. Sivmiilaski is home with a club in my hands, no Tile contest starting at 8:30 Bobby Watkins of Ohio State and Bankers vs. Nasslffs, 6 — Char­ division of drivers who is defin-1 grass courts and we don’t even tonight. Ruth. Jimmy Foxx, Mel Otl and I in motion. ends with a heavy belly, and while ,^re-, The Cuties travel across the final rare in the National Snipe more than Hedlund who has hitting a laudable .480 while Krin­ matter how I hold It or how . 1 p.ni. E.ST at Soldier Field will be Dick Bielski of Maryland, and ter Oak. itely overdue for a feati re event own a pair of spikes In csss the Unfortunately, there" are two iL will wear longer because you footed - - runs over three and • six '’* jak, who formerly starred with lelevl.sed' over the ABC network linemen Max Boydston of Okla­ Telcos vs. Auto Parts, 6:30 — win at Riverside Park Speedway, turf gets slippery.. Sailing Championahip. can.turn.it around when one end is' Local Sport pitched one less game. Blow has awing it. The real artistry of golf ! kinds of fresh-water fly casting miles last year, has lost his titla. 3() atrikeout victims, three more Pagani’s Soda Shop, aporu a .423 is in those short chip shots and and broadcast over the Mutual homa, Dick Syzmanski of Noire Charter Oak. AII season long he has been turn-1 “If the matches were being He compiled the paints in the steelhead in the West and bass in worn it Will not .shoot as w ell ss j He is no longer.a milkman. mark. putts.” radio hookup. Dame and Bud Brooks of Arkan­ ing in an amazing performance I played on clay, I would not be- four rare.a sailed so far for the the three-diameter line. than McDonough, No. 1 mounds Wednesday, Aug. 17 In East—whIrJi require a powerful All he is now is a young Austral­ Chatter msn with Manchester High this Other divisional leaders in the The game will be played under sas. North Ends vs. BA's, 6:15 —• yet the youngster has not come gltate to predict a victory for us. Heinzeriing Tiophy. emblematic of rod, one capable of casting 70 feet Under most conditions you can ian with one ambition to reWrite - Comn-iasioner Bob DlBaitiMo the ptbfes.sional lules allowing through -with the dieckered_fl^ Our only chance will come If the "Henry always stares at every the national championship. past season... Both Hedlund and ‘World", tourney were: Two TD Favorite Nebo. or more. handle any steelhead on the nine- the world re4ord book in 1960. announced Thursday morning; lhat free substitution. Iji.st year the Cleveland, however, reinains a in the feature events so far; With­ courts are very dry. . Still, neither Allen won the first race Wednes­ Belllnghlii have posted two shut Women pros (313.000 in prize Roy Motors vs. Ponticelli's, 6— OK Used Car that passes!'* Any good nine-foot, six-ounce, foot, six-ounce roil. 1 prefer a This phenomenal slightly built DAVE BOLAND, who perform­ outs white Blow tossed one calci­ the remaining conteata in the Twi money) —Patty Ber^ and Fay All-Stars were defeated by the two touchdown favorite, despite West Side. out the big win he still has been Hoad nor Rosewall haa Impressed day. He plained 13th and scored two bamboo rod will do this, but if you large, .single-action reel. sILhough lunner. who has not stopped train­ Baseball , League at Mt. ^ebo Detroit Loins, 31-6, playing under the lo.vi of their great quarter­ able to hold down sixth place in me much this year. I’ve seen them seconds in the three races sailed ed with the Manchester High mine job before leaving, to join Crocker, each with 5-under-par Center Church Vs. Lutherans, are strong enough to handle the; many good fiahermen prefer the ing for 18 months, has no ambi- School basketball team this year, Albany In the Eastern League. would get underway at -8 o' 71’i. li.eir own limited substitution back, Otto Graham, who retired 8:30—Robertson. standings with a total of 283 both In much better form.” yeaterday in 15 mile per hour Six-ounce, then try a 9 ‘j-foot. 6 'j- automatic i tions about next year's Olympics Iteeerd Nix Shutouts and that a team would forfei rules. at the end of last season. But points. norlhweal wind.a. is planfling qp entering Monsnn Women Amateurs - - Gloria Thuriiday, Aug. 18 oiince rod. The extra length is an Regaidle.ss of which kind you or early World figures. He is work- Academy in the fall. The tali, In 17 complete games this sea game if not ready to get atari Fecht. Inglewood, Calif, 78 and , But the main difference from Graham's los.s is imt expected to A breakdown of hia record at g a e u o f o o t b a l l Whiltemore "tiilrd advantage when you are casting jn choose, make sine it is big enough! 'fZ ou * six-year plan with Rome son at Mt. Nebo including a 3-3 6:15. DiBattisto'4 decUlon was previous All-Star contests is that Elka vs. Beaupre, 6 - Charter the Agawam track shows him sec­ Second In the overall atandings husky rebounder broke a bone in Ruth Jesaen, Seattle. 77. be sorely felt as Coach Paul Oak. water up to your waist. A long to hold at least 100 yards of 18-.SS his main objective, hia knee thi.t summer playing stalemate between the CYO and prompted by the BA's win over Men Amateur.*--Doug Sanders, the ciii'ienl All-Stais have been B.'own ha.H a more than capable ond top pilot among, the Connecti­ New York, Aug. 12—The Cavan was Harry I..evlngon of Syracuse, rod makes it easier to keep your pound-test nylon hait-casling line i Interfered With Running BA's, pitchers have recorded alLx the North Ends last Wednjesdsy Cedartown, Ga., 67. coached m die wide-open, pass­ replacement in the veteran George Friday, Aug. 19 cut drivers, and third tn most wins and Roscommon Gaelic football Ind. Terry Whittemore of Midd.le- baseball and had his leg in a cast Trust vs. Bankers, 6 —Charter back cast high. for backing in addition to the fly! He gave up his Job as a milkman until last week. shutouts, six one-run games and when the Maple Streeters were Tlie Nrafft ing. pro style of play by four ex­ Ratterman. in all types of events with eight teams clash at Gaelic Park, 240th bliry. Conn . was third, followed by Regardless of the rtxi you buy. line. because it interfered with his jun three twO-run contests. awarded a four Inning forfeit vic­ Mike K-rak. l-oulsville 32-34—66 perts in tlic field. In other .years Aside from football, the usual Oak. to his credit. Only Johnny Finta St. and Broadway, Sunday ftftar- Fred Schenk of Newport Beacli. you must have a line that balances You Rho)ild be able lo get ft good ning. He also gave up his house be­ Only two games rem-.ln on the tory after the Northies continued O^** Llttler. Palm Springfl, this chore v.-as performed by • a of New Haven wdth 11 wins and noon at 4 o’clock in the feature at­ ('alif.; Charles Morgan of St. RAI.N W.4ISHED out last Calif. 33-:«—66 pageantry of the All-Star spec­ it property in order to cast well. It rod for $20 and a fine one for $35. cause it WS.S too far from the TwI schedule. Tuesday night at iheir stalling tactics following Bob Roaburf. Palo Alio, ('al. 33-33—66 staff of college coache.s. tacle will be on tap. The Kilgore, RECOM.5IENDS .SUCCESSOR Dick Dixon of Warehouae Point traction of the four-game card *t Petersburg. Fla , and Francis Sea- is the best plan io get your rnid and The very best cost from $»50 to $60. training track. night's scheduled Ree Summer o'cl(Kk. the North Ends battle the three warnings by the umpirc-in- Fred Hawkins. Si. Andrew*, I>‘d hy Lambeati Tex., Rangei'cttc.s .will put on their with nine wins lead him in that the' annual field day of the County vy of Clearwater. Fla. Basketball l.,eague contest between ^111 33-34—67 line together and if you are not A good line should < oat from $7 to Instead he took a part time Job CYO and the following night, the rhlef. "The BA’s led 7~0 at the Bo HinlnEfr, Oklahoma -Oitv 34-33t-67 The ( i)rront'staff is led by Cur­ show between halves and Detroit (>Pi All-Pro gridder- classification. To add to his woes a are Association. Clare junior Schenk won yesterday'a first Just sure as to the proper balance, $10. and A reel about the same. in a book publishing firm and the Rockets and Manchester Auto Northies return to meet tl'.e BA's. time . . . The fourth annual' Dova- Henry Ransom. 8l. Andrew*. ly Lambeati of Green Bay Parker numerou.s bands will appear. Lcs Blngaman has retiied as When It comes to reasons for not hurlers open the program againat race. Ted Wells, former national Psrts. At Charter Oak Field the lette Invitation Softball .'Tourni.- III. 34-34—66 fame, as.sisted by Hunk Andei'.son, guard from the Detroit Lions but Flan Brendan and followed with try to gel some good fly caster to If I had to aave money on any moved 15 miles to the other side of At this writing any one of the Antonio Cerda. Buf'nos. Aires 33-3S*-6fc Attending the t^ame' will bS fini.'hing first in a feat'-re, Krebs champion from Wichita. Kan., Melbourne to a place near the fa­ rain forced umpires to esll tha three rivals can still win the.title menl li underway v/lth 12' of the Steve Owen and liamp Pool, all has recommended Ueorge Redilla, fans can |1diht to 16 third spots Cork crossing sticks ■with Tip­ look the mid-day event hut waa 1 help you make the selection. of the tackle. I would save it on Jay Hebert, Woodmerr. I...I. r. ost of the nation's governors, 5'ou will find it easier to get the reel, rather than the rod and mous Caulfield Race Course. National Softball Congress Tour­ with the CYO having the easiest tep teams in the area enteWl. No N.Y • ' 35-33-6R veterans of the pro football wars. college coaches, pt^blicity men and a 250-pounder from Detroit, as hl.s for their favorite in all types of perary for aenlor points. Clare Is disqualified in the afternoon . race | To help keep the family budget nament game between Hamilton task and the Northies the most Silk City club is participating this Krrie Bali. Oak Park, lU. .36-33—69 They have hand-picked their possible ' SUCCCSS01'. Redilla has racing. This is far ahead of any matched with Sllgp^in the windup and dropped to I2th in the'atanil- distsnee with one of the tree- line, since they are the moat im­ W allv irtrlch. Rpchcfter^ Minn. ^4-35— 59 football writers, all of whom are dtameter or quick-taper lines, and portant Uem.s of yoiir equipment. atable his wife went to work. Ste­ and Broad Brook at the end of dUBcult one. The leaders fieed only season. Promoter Ray MfcKenna, Gardner Dlcklnson4‘^Jr.. Pan­ own .squad and the word ia out holding meetings in Chicago. no college experience. other driver on the Carroll oval. junior football contest. inga. .Seavy vvaa flrat in the after­ phens settled down'to solid train­ five Innings with the score tied to win their final tilt to vlqim top who limits the tourney to/ strictly am a Citv B farh . Ila . ' 36-33—69 noon coni e.»l. 3-3. The game will be replayed Amateur Softball Assn, members, .Tack F leck, Beiieijdorf. Iowa\.35-34— 69 ing. honors where.is August's' squad Peter Thomson. Melbourne, Billy Roberts of Chattanooga. Just after dawn each morning, Tuesday night at Robertson Park. can tie for the crown by faking attracts a much larger and A'ustraliA 36-34—69 Tenn ; winner of the junior nation­ the the horses leave, the track both atarta. On the other hand, stronger field than the '^National P*3u! O'Leary. Bismarck. S D, 33-36—69 Walker Inman. Aug Newcombe, Robin Roberts al championship Saturdsy. was Hohenthal Leads Scorers after their training gallops. Ste­ -Coach At Whitney's BA's must Softball Oongrasa event liow being UffUsta. c;a. 34- 35—69 16lh in the overall atandings FRANKLYN WHITE, .a former Shelley Mayfield, W.estbury. phens moves Jrt to cover about 10 Manchester man. appear^ on Syd whip the Nortli End's Tue.sday and held at Charter Oak. MMt of the N.Y. ^ 35- 34—69 Carl Zinimer^iaii of Akron. times'the distance the horsei cov­ hope for a North End victory state'! top teams are miembers of Jack .Burke, Riamesha Lake. Ohio, held the lead on poinia for Big Eric Hohenthal is pacing lanky speiidsiler has' only partici­ Jaffee's televised sports ishow last N.Y. 35- Shooting 36-_70 for 25 Victories ered. Wednesday; to-also tie the Saints the ASA which prohibiU iti teaii'.a 1-loilel Hebert. Erie. Pa 37a33-.70 RAEY YRUCREM A SI 5591! t|ie conaolalion Wells Trophy. the scorers in the Rec .Summer pated in four games. Wimpy Wll- night. White' is driving four At present he is running 16 miles youths from Madison to Georgia for league honors. Herm's annexed from competing against the rival Lsabron Harris, Stillwater, ______■ / Basketball League with 108 points ."on, of the league-leading NE's Okla 34- 36—70 In six games for a sparkling 18- owns a 10 5 average. a day in conaecutlve 440 yards with where they will participate in a top laurels last season but relin­ NSC. A i in part years/ the classy New York iN EA)—Should Rob-Don Newcombe continue coming in '08. when he won an and 16 out .of 30 foul shots to LAST NIGHTS National Uttla Frank Stranahan. ToUdo. Ohio 3^34—70 astonishing 37. Styling Has Resulted In Record Shattering Sates. and^Ted Hoehn are the New Hamp­ hia brother's, who has tossed in '72 to run harefer, farther and to get roaching football season nearly two-of-three. game sfriea for the their pace the National League shire Jaycee Junior and boya' ain- amass this total. markers for a 12-point average. He L**gu* gsme between Moriarty'a Paul Ham»“v. Worc?9t^r, - Alexander exceeded 25 six times fitter. ! upon us, more grid releases con- Fred Braun Memorial Trophy. Man*. G 36-34—to well might boast its first pair of Henry is like a lot o f people Bucky Walters and j or-more seasons, but never quite "Wt J' ■ f ' ^Tiat could constitute a better used car buy Sqiiaah coach. sn 18,9 per game average, but the the foul line with 10 for 12, 1.833). for 5000 mef'ers and 29:36 for 10,000 ! action fa Paul Derringer hurled the Reds to made 30, 29 in '08 constituting his O ■ . . . * " ‘HO tf • V;.:. scheduled tonight when Green the pennant in 193? has the old | high. McGinnity copped 31 in '03, than this—a car that’s been thoroughly in- meters. On each occasion he won First Shots Are Fired, by 200 yards or more, but he Re­ Manor meets the Medrce. Road Knights Seek league seen a year in which two of I 35 in '04 and 27 jn '06. Dean rp cct^ , reconditioned, and warranted in gards thoae timea as only stepping its pitchers reached the 25 mark, f reached the 25-game total on two Prior to that, one must look ' occasions, with 30 in '34 his in- wTitihgjby the deAlei! -atones to grektiy improved records. HARTFORD ROAD GRILl' AAA Big Car Title Growing In Popularity Every Day He is training to a, schedule laid players will leave from the Grill Upset Marciano Gamp back another 11 years to find two dividual higli mark. down by the great Czech Emil at 9 o'clock Sunday morning to 25-game winners in the NL's pitch- Further Evidenre Zatopek, with whom he keeps In travel to Glastonbury where they Washington, D. C., Aug. 12 ing records. Larry Benton of the Further evidence of the select .Sold onty by an AutherizMi Chevrolet Dealer close contact, Russian Vladamlr will pisy the Alba Room. Game New York (N BA)—C h a r 1 e y.g. "Anyone wl^o has been around (Specisll - Racing's knights of Giants and Burleigh Grimes of the , company into Which Roberts will WEST SIDE TAVERN Kuts. holder* of -.the flOOO meters time is slated for 10 o'clock. Johnston la back from Tokyo and Weill for any length of time the roari:ig road, the AAA Na­ C rates made it in '28 aa each won move should he reach the 25- world recoi;d o f 13:51.2,- ia the lat­ Manila, where hia llalo Scorlichlnl knows how excited Alphonse can tional Championship title con­ number 25 on his ncxl-to-Iast game goal for the second time, S31 CENTER STREET — NEAR BROAD .STREET start. est to enter the Correspondence Twi League championahip will become when deeply concerned tenders. move onto the one-mile can be gleaned from the list of TELEPHONE Ml S-MSfl field end recently sent out hia own waa knocked out while Sandy Sad­ dirt track at .Springfield, 111., Aug. The trick haa been turned only former star pitchers who only not be decided until the final regu-' about the chances of his tiger. training schedules to Dave to help larly scheduled game Wednesday dler was dropping** a decision to 18 for a 100-mile championship four times since 1915. once in their careers registered as FEATURING MICHELOB lEER him on hia way. Kuta has recom­ night, and possibly not evan then. Flash Elorde. "Stirring up Weill upsets the race In the big Indianapolis-cype Alexander Won 33 tuxny aa 25 in one year. CAllTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. mended more 220 hunts daily and The British Americana and North Scortichlni, .the Italian welter, entire camp, from the. fighter on racing creations. 'iTte ’23 records show Dolf Luque That Hat includes 'such as Carl Bvdwoisi^, Schoafar ond BaHantina On Top Stephens ia adopting this method to Ends clash Tuesday night and if . was seconding Saddler, you see, down. Thi) manager climbs aboard 500-mile. race, .winner Bob of Cincinnati with 27 and, Johnny Hubbell, Burleigh Grimes, Larrv SMp«r Power, Tee — AneHier Ifq MERCURY Seem. smarten himself up.. the BA's win. the Maple Steetera and was hit on the head with a poor old Charley Goldman, spar­ Sweikert, currehtlj^ setting, the Morrison of Pittsburgh with 25 Benton. Dazzy Vance. Rube Mar- 1229 M AIN STREET PHONE Ml 3.1200 "I expect to -hit my top when I could still gain a tie with’ the giant-alM pop bottle by a wild- ring partners, tverybody In aight, Netionat Championship race with and in '16 the great Grover Cleve­ quard, Elppa Rixey, Charley Root, am 30," he said. "That is when a league-leading CYO if the North- eyed rillpino as Johnston shoved 'nilnga ren't going to be pleasant 1,320 points, will be making his land Alexander racked up 33 for Deacon Phlllipe, Jack Chesbro, man'runs, hla best. Look at Zato­ ies cin ‘ best the - Churchmen the featherweight champion • out at Orossinger's. fourth start on the 1955' Cham­ Philadelphia while K<1 Pfeffer was Luque, Walters ,apd-Derringer. ' STEAMED pek. He is 33 and still breaking rec­ Wednesday.. If the NE’s cop Tues­ for the eighth round. "And if you don't believe Weill pionship Trail, seeking to become winning 25-. for Brooklyn. ords." Stephens ia 25. day's game, th"ey could also lie tha Visited Many. Oouatriea la worried, just' asb him why he the nrst men to win both the Me­ Prior, to Iffldr the list ot 25-game Buy Now SEE- L00K 4 T THESE CYO by following up with a win •Tve been in many countries stalled off the Moore match until morial Day Classic victory and winners becomes more extensive Milo Savage Wins CLAMS THREE RINGS . Wedfnesday. The Churchmen have with Archie Moore and Saddler, Archie eliminated everybody Mar­ the AAA national racing title in as dust-laden' record books chroni­ already clinched a tie for the but never saw such pitched-up ciano poqaibly could have used for tlie same year since Wilbur cle the era when, indeed, the pitch­ Over Holly Mims Rising Preductien Cests DRIVE USED CAR BARGAINS EVERY NIGHT Miami (45 —The veteran tho.- crown. partisan fans as there are In the another soft touch." Shaw’s doub^ triumph in 1939. ers held the upper hand. oughbred Three Rings rang the Philippines." reports Johnston. Johnston isn't talking jiist to Sweikert seems intent on going In those volumes are inscribed eSurryatonea On the Half . Du* Te tha New bell three timea in Hialaah'a Roy­ . India eatimates that there are Tha excitement in the Orient build up the gate. This! natursi the fabled Shaw even one ^ t e r suclv ntemorable performances as Selt Lake (Jity. Aug. 12 t/P)^.» I Shell Evegjr Day From al Palm Handicap. He won the having subsided, Johnston pitches and logical match, ergatsd by by taking the Midwest sprint car Christy' Mathewson's 37 in '08. 31 N’oon On. a million cases of leprosy In tha Salt Lake Clty’a Milo Savage wori "MIKE** MASSARO race in 1049, 1950 and 1951. country. into the even more stimulating job Moore's sustained atcllar perfor. crown for good measure. He has in '05, 33 in '04, while his Giant down Holly Mims of Washington. f Leber Centrect Weuld 19S3 OLDSMOBILE 19S0 PLYMOUTH of pointing. Moore for Rocky Mar­ manca dowh’t require falM bally, won three feature events over the teammate, Joe McGinnity. waa D.< C., with a steady barrage of ciano at Yankee Stadium, SepL 20. hoo. half-mile banked tracks of the winning 35 and the .same duos 6J punches last night to gain a iman- Indieete Thet the Holiday. 4-Door. Before the match was made, May Da $1499,699 Midwest and la leading that cir­ in 1903, when McGinnity won 31- Radio, heater. SPECIAUZING IN: imoua declaioh over the No. 2 The Spectacular Hew Radio, heater. Johaaton told Jim Norrla that The early advance sale now In- cuit with points- to spare. and Mathewson 30. ranked middleweight. Prudent Time Te luy N'lee S-tone. $1745 Very clean. $645 Marciano would knock hia old guy dlcatw that the production may Exclusive Prxtemity ' i Savage weighed 158, Mims 153 U . LA ^IZZA, SPAGHETTI out in a couple of rounds. He as­ do as much aa $1,200,000. Obecks Roberts appears a certainty to 'The unranked savage thus Is New! 1955 Mercury sured the preildent of Octopus, for aa''muGh aa $12,000 are rolling Last NighVs Fights hit the 20 mark for the sixth avenged a loss he suffered to Mims Inc, that U teh ou ^ fighter would In, with retreats for the choicer consecutive year. That perform­ tn Brooklyn last winter. Sports- 1951 FORD 1950 O LD SM O IILE ind G R IN D E R S be in no danger. ducats cut in half and then Mme. ance alone places the Phillies’ ace wrriters at the ringside thpught Now that the pa^ra are signed, Six thousand obsspar swta were Salt Ljike' 6lty—Milo Savage. In an' exclusive fraternity, but Savage had won that one, too, but Ohlb f.'eupe. . '4-Door. Johaaton conflow to Big Jim peddled, ia a coupla of days, and 15$r Salt Lake City, outpointed should he win 25. he’ll join the the unpopular decision went to the 1953 CH EVRO LH Radio, heater. Radio, heater, becauM they are the to u re r to Holly Mima, 158 S-4,-Waahihgton, ultra-select company of only five Washington fighter. It was In the ConverMUr. WliM You'rt a Hvrry for Spoyhatti or Pina Norria and other close friends of A real value. $845 hydramatlc. $695 AI Weill that Marciano will go move, that’s the barometer.' 10. other pitchers who won' 25-or- Brooklyn bout that Sayage caught nadte, heater, K A Advonco. C d l M l 9-9350. out like a night hawk the first < Johnston is as sold on tha out- Loa Angeles — Irish Wayne more in two seasons since 1900. Mims off guard by pot^tihg to his WE HAVE , IT! Uke new! ^ 1 time Moore belter him eolldly, coant as is Moore, and Ancient Cooke, 127, Loa Angeles, stopped The only other pitchers ^in shoelace as If it Were/untied and i -* TOM BENOIT which he wttmatw will be within Archie'a long campaign and eager­ Vie Eieon, 126 H, Buffalo, N. T. modern history (since 1900) of then clipped him'pn tha. jaw. 1949 CHEVROLET five or six rounds. ness for the scrap give you the the National League who were Savage; eyrtematlcaliy stalked 1953 CHEVROLET P.S.—We ■till have a few “OTT-SUE” ateina on hand. two-U'me 25-game winners w en 1950 FORD Torn la N’ow At Your Sendee At How Oaa Archie MIm ? best slant on his thinking .along Mima around th,e -ring last night 4-Deer. 4-Deor. *^ow can Archie miu him?” this line. ' . CUFF 18 GUIDE Mordecai Brown,-DIzay Dean, Mc- and kept him on the dSlensive with ■adle,. heater. 3-Door. ' Radio, heater. An West Side Tavern And WIU Ba he empbaaizes. Chariey Johnston talks as good Corvallis, Ord. — (NEA) — Oinnity, Mathewson and Alex;- S' variety of hard punchea Mims MORIARTY BROTHERS . Vfw mileage. $1345 Radio, heater. $545 exceptional value. $545 Glad To Greet Hla Frlenda There. *1 ^ve this msMage only to a fight as his fighter. Aftar 33 years in football. Ward ander. ' • . fell to the canvas dn the ninth, 301-315 CENTER ST. TIL IM 3413S fLENTY OF PARiCimi IN MUO UpM v/ho I know wOl carry it He’s kidding AI WeUl, aU right, Cuff eparataa a fiahtng gulda aa- Mathewaon tops ’em all, bavin* mere from - exhaustion. Uian anjr- U WaUl," aaplalaa J«4iiaioii. but OR tha leraL . . tarpriaa around Corvallis, blt .the 33 mark eight tlaud. u thing else. •'' • X.‘- . ,)!■ •\ ‘ ‘ ••i/'

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Rooms WtthoRl' Board 59 W sn t«i T b Rttit Hfloats Par Sslt Homos For Sslo Bttbarbui For Soto Wanted— Heel Batata ro o m f o r rent, one minute from PROFESSIONAL man and wife, 44 HENRY ST.—Slx rooms on one 49 ACRB FARM eoUto on a hUl ARH TOD OONStDIRDtO Main St., light hoosekeeplng. no chUdrsn^ doalrs 4-8 room un­ floor. Including dining room and top, excellent view. 1841 center G E ^ o s ts ‘Articlaa For Salt HonaehoM Goods •BLUNO YOUR PRdVRTTT AatomobU— for Solo THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! By FAGALY ami SHORTEN Hcls Waatod— FoiRak 88 Phone Ml. 9-7959. furnished spartmqnt for Septem­ Ill'CONCORD ROAD dqn. OU hot water heat, gsrags, entrance colonial home, four bed- Ws wm rapraloi your pwporty ber occupancy. Coll Mr. Smith at omasita drive, trees, near roontS, IH botha. Born and oUiar TIME CAN be converted to money. COOLERATOR, 910. Also canning OIL ■ ELECTRIC combination sTn c LB w o m a n has comfortsbla tros and wnbout nay owgallon, IMW CHEVROLET d« lux* tudoi^ range. LaFlamme Appliance Com­ MI. 9-0241. Lsrre .five ranch In­ churches, school, buses and out buUdinga including a tworotpry W * nloo bUy penpon y for cnEL rtOiO, beater, good condltlan. iI^^sutorrTWtM It you have two hours a day spare Jars, 8c each, one and two quart room. Kitchen privllegaa. Coll MI, 1OO0 «MAT MC efAMIS! time you can be in a profitable sises: Call MI. 9-4780. pany, 15 Oak St. ♦ stores, reasonably priced. Carlton cindtr block buUdlng -90 x 190. 8alMng or Inqdng eoUtaet tbrougbout. SmbU (town payment. 9 2651. ______THE wtLUAM SNIOO family closed breezeway, two car ga­ W. Hutchins. MI. 8-8132, ML Noot- U.S. Routs f. Walton W. Y e a r Easy Unna. Douglaa Motora, S88 H eo t4e w o a m buameaa of your own. No eftper- needs a small houss or.apart­ ' BTANUBY » U T . Rooltor DETECTOR scales, $20. 56 pieces ' SAVE AT LA FLAMME'S Just 9-4894. Grant, Rooltor, 900 Andraws b r a d -b u r n RBAIYT Mam.______ORIATEST lance necessary. Write' Box M, f u r n is h e d room, light hbuee- ment. Three, small chlldrsn. Box .Jiilwrtiseiieiit ANlMbLTeAMED Herald. -of Fostorla clear glass, $30, 32 received from Kelvlnator ware­ keeplng facilities. Women oaly. rage, recreation rooms in BuU^ng, 48 EoM Centsr 8L MI. MI-8-6979 pieces of plated silver, $30. and house in Hartford a shipment of 77, Andover. Tel. PI. 2-8988. MANCHBSTER-Flve Mom roach, 9-1189. >•■1 PogaOBi) and clolma t ^ CLASSIFIED ADVT. IMS CHEVROLETS—Club Coupe UC CAN TEACN ^ One block from Center. MI, 9-7860 tteo yaars old. In oxesUant condi­ and Sedan. Prlcb right and they EXPERIENCED ladj|r wanted to other articles. .Ml, 3-6151 between electric ranges, . washing nfa* after 4 p.m. basement, large lot, beautiful UOmNOS WANTED oE’a aao,ow DEPT. HOURS ANVTMlNfiON chines, clothes dryers, freeisrs, tion. Mot wsUr oil heat, Uls bath, SECOND BOLTON Loks — Uva two-fomUy, throo-tamUy, plan, computed quarterly with a tha total avoraga galiui for am* run fine. Douglda Motora, 333 Work in cosmetic, department, etc. 8-10 p.m. Businca Property For Sole 70 floor baaed on the fleptember, 1955, s o u e L C o o v Apply m person to Mr. Wise, Pine sinks, end cabinets. Some slight­ FURNISHED ROOM—Near Main view. ThTee minutes from full cellar, hatchway, lovely yard, ytor (rid six room yoor rotlnd loka asos property. Have many' tmoh {plpyoa through waga hikoa aad 8 :ft A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Main St . front homo. Radiant host, largo consumer price Index of the OBRW MIS Pharmacy, M4 Center St. CRANE PIPELESS furnace with! ly damaged,-others used on T.V. fU. Gentleman preferred. MI MUST SACRIFICE, very desirable smesite drive, garage. This house buyoro, .. Mortgages, an othar contract Improvamanta ,wlU SU&MTS9T •il iMimei'. Very reasonable. MI. | ^ograma, others on home show is a terrific value priced at knotty plna living room; flra- Plsoos coll Osorge L/Ora>i«So, Bures'u of Labor Statistics. ba “clooa to 40 cenia on hour’’ ortr 1«M CHEVROLET, 1M6 Dodge, 9-'2170. n Hazel St. building lot, located on Swamp Wilbur Croia Highway. Ex­ 5. Special Incrieases for higher COPY CLO^NG TIME 1941 Chbvrolet. 1949 Naoh. Trana- V^MlM- $-6038. I exhibits. Some discontinued $14,000. Ehccluslve with Francos iriaco, scroon porch, ortaalan wall. Rooltor, ML 9-StTL^loe Homy tha flva-yaor poriod. OB omployaa Rd., Coventry, 200’ frontage. Price K. Wagner. ML 3-1187. Roducod foA quick solo. Owner classified day workers and salaried r FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. portatlon for SB. per week. DouS- Help Wanted— Mala 36 models and In. original cratea. f u r n is h e d ROOM for rent, all $325. Out of state owner. Must cellent neighborhood. For ap­ now avarag* fl.OS on hour, ha OLENWOOD combination wood So hurry to I^FIamipe’a for real conveniences, parking for car. direct. MI. 9-1749. worker!. The union sold ; these oaid. MON. THRU FRI. ' , laa Motora, 333 Main St. and gas, 4 andA, excellent condi­ dispose of at once. Write Box H, PORTER ST. AREA, WsUington raises for nonincentive workers savings. ‘ LaFlamme Appliance Phone Mitchell 9-8061. Herald. j —r-* - ~ • pointment call •/ Corey told iMur Increoaea 10:30 A. M. 1991 CADILLAC convertible, equip­ CARPENTER WANTED-Call Ml. tion, $65. Crosley refrigerator, Company, Watkins Building, 16 Rd. Six room colonial, IH . baths, would range from cent to 8 $50; comer cupboard, $15,; secre-1 csbinat kitchen, dish washer, dis Wanted— Real EaUU 77 R o c k v i l l e repteoent tha “highoat monatory SATURDAY 0 A. BL ped with all the important extraa 3-7270 after 6:0Q. Oak St. ROO.MS TO rent-. Reasonable,'go- cepts more on hour In the first aettlement evar negotiatad be­ tary desk, $20. Tent, ramping' I'nge. 42.1 East Middle ‘Tpke., poesl, fireplace, storm eorti, de- and in really nice„condition. Low­ Houses For Sale 72 McK i n n e y ^ year. tween the lU E and Genorol Bloe- equipment, many other items. WALNUT veneer Duncan Phyfe Mancheater. MI. a-SOSS. iach:hed ■ garage. Convenient“ ... rcei- IF RBADT to boy, MU, oxchobga 6. Other provisions dealing with TOCB COOPERATION WILL est down paynTenr -anywhere. EXPERIENCED MEN on broad- loai ostat^ mongofn orraiiftfl. trie in ona oontrocL” Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Leaving for Arisons. 41* Porter dining set— table, 6 chairs, buffet BROTHERS, Inc. oeni.tiol neighborhood. Many L^Poinie Benefits union security, holidays, vaca­ BE APPRECIATED ^CUTlTOUTfcUTlT leaf tobacco. Call MI. 9-4419. St. Friday all day. Sat. a.m. beautifully furnished spacious ’IWO FAMILY 6 and 8 duplex, extika. $19,000. Warren E, How­ Osoault naward R. Hostugai A t the time ctmtraet nogoUa- and china closet. Ml. 9-0034. large lot. One tide vacant. Excel­ Agmey. ML 8-uoT,______tions, overtime and other Issues. tions opened July 19, the union 1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline tudor. OUT. r TELL VA.'EMMV. room , with complete light house­ Phone MI 3-6060 or Ml 9-3931 land,'Rbi^tor. MI. 8-8600. 0 U T tilETWO- THREE P in t Class Carpenters. WRINGER WASHER. $30: ’Thayer keeping fscilltlea available. Will lent condition. Copper plumbing, ^ From Tax Relief The union sold these clauses “mark laid a "full guorontoad annual Dial MI-3-5121 Radio and heater, $279. Phone MI. FOaTETESAHE ’The Annum Constmetipn Co., MI eeparate furnacee. Convenient lo­ a new departure in lUE-GE con- 3-4226. LE66ED ONES baby carriage, $25. Both iii good MAGIC CHEF gas range, veiy rem single or double. Children ac­ $9,600 — SD^ROOM home, oil hot wage” waa Ito main gooL Tha MAWe 9-9244. cation. Must be seen to ap­ water heat garkge, 2-8 acre. Near Legal Noticca tracts.” The company said xhey ‘Hi'S GOT IN condition. MI. 9-8380. clean. $25. MI. 9-5310. cepted (limited). Central. Reason, Rockville, Aug. 12 (Special)-^ union alao sou gh t,! “oubatonUal” 1948 PONTIAC convertible, radio, able. Mra. Dorsey,'14 Arch 8t. preciate. Shown by appointment. ON SCENIC Bolton Lake — TWo bus, school. Ckirlton W, Hutchins. would "make possible the maxi­ pay IncTMoe, and other iitvcova- HIS OMN HOME CaU R. Reale. MI. 9-1919 after 5. UQI'OB PBBMIT ^ The city and town were author­ mum amount of stability and har­ heater white wall tires. Price - THEM HE . ROCK MAPI-E dinette table with bedroom ranch- with pipe paneled ML 9-51S2 . 9-4894. NOTiCR o r BEMOyAl. menu. $195. MI. 3-5255 after 4. YOUNG m a n for farm work. 7 to COPPER BOILER, SO gallon ca­ two leaves, six chairs and china I.AKGEjROOM, next to bath, for breezeway and attached garage. ized toda^ by Gov. A. A. Ribicoff mony In union-management rela­ GE said that terma almilar to Lost and Found 13 noon. 2 to 6 p.m. MI. 9-7636. . pacity. Inquire 28 Bigelow St. MANCHESTER Outstanding CAN'T 06 A / cabinet. 42.1 Lvdatl St. ,oiiDle or gentleman^- < Kitchen 37 STEEP HOLLOW LANE Nicely landscaped lot. Lake privi­ This is lo give notice that I. WIL­ tb grant the LaPoint# Electronic tionships.” those agreed on with lU E nego­ 1947 CHEVROLET club coupe, pri\)w>-ges. MI. 9-3506, leges. Ideal for amall fanrlly or modified ranch home in one (2 LIAM J>. VALENTR, t>t 104 Wsshlns- 7. The new contract will become FOUND — A place where you can EXPERIENCED BODY and fender (on St., Msnehestep,' have filed s re­ Co. Ux relief for a two year pe­ tiators had been mode to the Unit­ radio, heater, good condition. lill. Distinctive and practical. 7 retired couple. Only $12,900, Gas­ Manchester's most desirable resi­ quest dstsd AususT 4. IMS. with ths effective next Monday. Aug. 15, in­ ed Electrical Workers (U E ). which secure a complete line of knitting 3-6215 between 4.and 6 p.m. man. Apply in person, ’Turnpike Bouts and Accessories 4 6 1HOTPOINT EI.ECTRIC elove, good dential areas. (Consisting of large LIqu .r Control Xlommlsslon for per- yarns and accessories, stamped Auto Body Works, 166 West Mid­ room single with 2 car at­ ton Realty Company, 165 School riod. stead of next Sept 15, the origi­ represente about 2!S.000 OE om- condition, $15. Call Ml. 8-7996. Roardrnt Wanted 59-A St. MI. 9-3851, MI. 9-9531. living room with fltbplace, tile miBSion to mF Grocery_ _:or« The firm hoa been given a two nally scheduled termination date goo^ , embroidery cottons - and 1953 OLD8MOBILE "Sa" four door dle Tpke. busiiiFSB noiv-at i~~ CBntsr~ 8l., ployes. Tha UE said in a otato- tached garage. bath, good size kitchen with dln- M ancheat^; to 36L CenteV Maiichea- year extension to pay $38;000 due of the present contract. tatting threads. At Your Yam super de luxe sedan. Radio and 12 FT. SAILBOAT, $90. MI, 9-7660. MANC^HESTER—6Vi room oversize ,lng area and two bedrooms plus ment that the offer “folia far abort Shop 60 Cottage St. Phone MI. TRUCK MECHANIC. Full time. in taxes.. The action la the result dDsd* to 40 Gents of meeting the needs of the peo­ heater. Excellent condjtlon. ..Pri­ HOTPOINT AUTOMATIC washer. F.rtOM AND board for gentleman. Cape Cod. Breezeway, attached expansion attic. Nicely land­ The in owned by WILLIAll of a proposal mode by Rtp. Frank­ 9 - ^ . ______vate owner. $1,895. Phone,’ Ml. Someone with experience on Ford Call after 5. MI. 3-6884. On bus line. MI, 9-1446. 4 Sleeping Rooms D. VALKI>rr£. or 104 Washington 8t.. The company It the largest elec ple,” but U will be reported to tha trucks preferred but not neces­ 14’ RUNABOUT boat with 25 h.p. garage. Central. Lovely .shaded scaped lot with view, attached llaiichester and will be conducted by lin Welles Jr, during the final 9-6285 after 9 or Saturdajr. and comer lot. Many fcaturea Includ­ trtcol products manufacturer In OE conference board of UE locals, LOST—Optional Share Book No. sary. Apply at ’The Thomas Colla outboard, trailer, all accessories. 2 Complete Baths garage, combination aluminum ynisUAM D. VALENTE. of 104 Wash­ days of the General Aoeembly. the country. Sunday. COMBINATION GAS and oil stove. ing, combination storms and storms and screens. Full price ington St.. Mancheater. sb permittee. Negottatlona will continue, the UB 2388. Notice is hereby given that Co., 351 Broad St., Manchester. Call kn. 8-8675 after 6. White enamel. 135 Hilliard St or A partments— Flats— 1 Lavatory WILLIAM D. VALENTE. Actually the city’s tax claims The rUE is the largest OE union sold. Optional Share Book NdT 2388, screens, ceramic tile bath, fire­ $17,500. Gaston Realty Company, Dated Augiiat. 4. 19M. iagainst the concern will take sec­ FORD 1948 super de luxe V-8 2- call MI. 9-8457. lencments 63 place,. dining area. For appoint­ 185 School St. MI. 9-3851, ML Issued by The Manchester Savings door. radio, heater. Four brand $80 WEEKLY PROFIT plua ex­ 2 Fireplaces ond place to those of bonks loaning penses guaranteed. from atari. ment to inspect call Gaston Real­ 9-9531. and Loon Association, Inc., „has new tires,, color black, one owner, Auto OrlviUE School 7>A Household Services Business Opportunities -32 Diamonds— Watches— TWO ROOM furniahed apartment Recreation Room In Basement money through a first mortgage been lost and application has been Direct sales pbaltion, established ty Company, 165 School 8t. MI, to allow the company to borrow immaculate condition. Call MI. Offered 13-A Jewelry 48 W a i l f ^ ^ o Buy 58 vtih kitchen facilities. 105 Birch 9-3851, MI. 9-9531. MANCHESTER —Near Yerplanck made to said Association for pay­ . 9-5755 after 5 p.m. WOMEN MOST careful drivera. territory: East Hartford, Man­ Open Porch Legislature Bills money for operating and -expan­ chester area. Married' man with SI. • School. Immaculate^acious six ment of the amount of deposit, Never too old to laam. Female in­ FLAT FINJ8H HoUand window LEONARD W. TOST. Jeweler, rs- WANTED—Cement mixer with or MANCHESTER — Four bedroom room Cape (two yiuinlshed), hot sion purposes. 1949 CADILLAC, like new, $1,000. structor. Standard automatic. ATLANTIC car. Write Box L, Herald. palra, adjust! watches expertly. O.N'E ROOM furnished apartment Lot 100 X 215 Of the. $38,000 owed by the firm, CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES LOST—PASS BOOK No. 1200. shades, t made to mssaurs. All without motor. Alao piano rolls. home in very good location. Oil- water heat, reecksed radiation, Signed Ribicof f Seen at 18 Woodland St. MI. Dual insured car^ M and M Driv­ Reasonable prices. Open daily. MI. 9-0495. with bath. Kitchenette, utilities about one third of it is owed to NoUce is hereby given by The metal Venetian blinds at a new BEEF UP YOUR income—$15-$30 Vacant heat, porch, garage. Garden apace fireplace, hatchway. $12,900. Mad- OOBIPLEXE U N E OP 2-9083. ing School. MI. $-8541, low price. Keys made while you SERVICE STATION ’Thursday evenings. 439 - Spruce siiliplie’d. Sultsble for working cou­ and treea. Price $13,600. Madeline dock and dovos, Realtora, JA. the town of Vernon. Jan H. Still- Savings Department’ of The'Man a week. Dignified, light delivery Street. Ml. 9-4887. ple. Write Box V, Herald. Chester Trust Company that sav­ PONTIAC 1951 Chieftain 4-door wait.. Marlow’s. work for Fuller Brushmen, week­ SmlUi, Realtor. MI. 9-1642. 2-0255, evenings AD. 2-0122. (Oontlhoed from Page Obc) bach, president, made the request AUTO DRIVINO UutiucUon. All Call in esriy June and it recevled the BRAND NAME BABY FURNITURE ings pass book No. 1300 has been sedan, radio; heater. Motor excel­ lessons on-insured dusl control ends. Must be married, have car. Rooms Without Board 59 ONE ROOM apartment. All con­ for lease in Wethersfield and Ken­ HOLL ST.—Six room two atory. HICKORY HILL HOME—Route 8, Provide for minority representa­ approval of- the Board of Select­ lost and application for the issu­ lent condition May be seen at csrs, standard -or automatic. If you live in Tolland County— Garden— Farm— Dai ry veniences. Private entrance. MI. Buildinj;— ContractinE 14 sington. Modem station equipped write Herald, Box,D. PLEASANT ROOM. Central, Con­ McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. Garage, porch, city utlllUea, shade Andover, offers larger ranch tion on East 'Windsor town boards. men and the (jlty Council. ance of a new book has been Coughlin's Atlantic Station, Oak­ Capabls experienced Instructors. 91915. trees and very good condition homes on two or three acre lots.. LOW OVIRHEAD — YOU SAVE made. land St. with the following: Tire changer, Products 50 tinuous hot water. Gentleman. Create a department of aakesa- Recently Stlllbach announced h$ Cordner Auto School., MI, $-8010, STONE, BRICK work and concrete PRESS AND assembly operators MI 3-6060- or MI 9-3931 throughout. Priced at $13,500. Formica, ceramic tile, baseboard ment In New BrlUJh. was moving Allied Products, JA. 7-3880. work. Call-.Ml. 9-5481 dajra. Ml. modem lighted shelving, over­ Parking. MI. 3-4724, 501 E. MIDDLE TPKE. TEL. BH 3-5187 head lubrication equipment, over­ wanted. Apply .in person. En­ CANNING ■roiOMATOES Ixtuis TWO ROO.M fiirni.shed apartment. Charles Lesperance. MI, 9-7620. radiation, carport, amesite drive. Create an expanded State Long- subsidiary to the city and would 3-5042. Valentino Bellucci. Paggioll, B ii^ Mountain Rd.. 311.9(X) — 38’ X 35' Ranch, nearly Excellent FHA financing avail­ Announcements 1936 FORD, two-door, good motor. LARSON’S DRIVING School, head car washing equipment. Com­ gineered Metals Company, 10 Hil­ 111(1 Birch St. MI, 9-3884.' $12,500. FIVE ROOM colonial fwo- ley Commission to’ have charge undertake an expansion program Open Daily 10:00 • 5:00 Original black. MI. 3-7306, liard St. Bolton. ROOM FOR gentleman at 272 new, excellent condition,' oil hot able. See builder on premisea or over screening and planning all which would create many new jobs Manchester’s only trained and PALMER a n d CARNEY, masoA pany psid training program. Lo- water heal, fireplace, tile bath car garage, 110' lot, beautiful call MI. 9-0975. Evenings 7:30 *8:30 PURE CIDER vinegar 50c a gal­ contractors. Free estimates. No "rated on heavily traveled high­ Main St. Parking. MI. 3-4071. C.NK AND two room furnished State building projects, with the for both skilled and unskilled / 1947 m e r c u r y convertible, certified inatructor. For your aafe- MILL HELP wanted. Good work­ Native peache.s and i>ear.ecialty. WANTED—Two women. One press IF YOU HAVE A JOB Loan, 1007 Main St. MANCHESTER —Nice lour room city water. MI 9-0493. it effects financial institutions. tors, 333 Main. Ernest Toth. Ml. t-8307. "That’s All You Need” baths, two-car garage. Beat of 9-6463. m operator. One shirt sorter and ’The House of Plastics, Inc., al­ The Board of Education of construction. Full price $25,000 brick home plus garage and shad­ Broaden jurisdiction'of municipal GIRL'S 38” bicycle, three yeare wrapper. Apply in person. New ready has their C^stm aa toys, SPACIOUS Professional Office. ed lot. 8ale price $10,900. Beauti­ 1949 CADILLAC convertible. Lus­ CABINET MAKING —We also do TO TAKE OVER Manche.ater, Connecticut, will re­ The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, and common'pleas courts, raising BEAUTIFUL ASHFORD'LAKE old. Like new, $25. MI. 9-0723, Model Laundry, 73 Summit St; cards and gift Upe in atock for UNPAID BALANCE ceive bids covering fuel oil re- Ground floor, Main St. Ample ful Cap^,. not in development. A Resort Property for Sale 74 the. financial limits of the cases trous black finish, whitewall tires, all types of carpentry work, re­ parking. MI 3-6900. Realtors. MI. 3-6930 or Mr. Hig­ Automobiles for Sale 4 radio, heater, hydramatic. Looks demonstrators. Sell toys the ea.sy MONTHLY PAYME.NTS .quiremenl'.4 for the Manchester gins. MI. 3-8609. good buy at $12,600. The Ellsworth which they may handle. The bill modeling. alterations, etc. Good GIRL—Part time for laundry and Mitten Agenev Realtors. ML COVENTRY—Cottage, suitable for like a niuch later model. Seq this 1932 HARLEY-DAVISON 74, $36 workmanship and reasonable way through pkrty plan. $16.73 Public School System for the also provides con-current jurisdic­ YOU CAN’T SEE these from the dry cleaning. Call office. Must ap­ Be the first in your araa to show NOR^TI MANCHESTER MANCHESTER -S ix room Cape, 3-6930 or Mr. Higgins, Ml. ,3-8609. year round. Insulated, floor furn­ atreef.' 1947 Hudson, 1946 Nash beauty at Center Motor Sales, 481 or beat offer. 81 Seaman Circle. rates. Estimates gladly given. ply in person. New Model Laun­ 3 COMPLETE i^^ -J j56 scliool .v.eai- until 3 ace, seven lots. PI. 2-7112. tion over certain activities of the Main. Call Dirk at PI. 2-6695 or John at this fabulotia line. Earnings up to ROOMS OF BRAND NEW fn^^~^^^**trrttght Fqving Time, with basement, oil heat. Good superior and common pleas courts. 1947 Chevrolet, others from dry and Dry Cleaning, 73 Summit $100 weekly. Call for personal in­ Apel Place and Oakland condition, $11,600. E and E. Real­ $35. Look behind office. Douglaa MI. 3-5769. St. FURNITURE August 22nd. 1955. I-TRST BOLTON LAKE -K eeney Appropriate $30,000 for a Chvll terview today. — MI 3-7557. ty, Ml. 9-6297. MI. 3-1342. Defense rescue trainittg school on Motors, 333 Main. Wanted Autos— Beautiful Westinghouse Electric Specifica'.lon and bid forms First floor, 5000 sq. feet Drive. Do bathing, boating, fish­ Trailers for Sale 6-A HITCH YOUR FUTURE Refrigerator may he obtained at the office of 9 EMERSON STREET ing and ice skating appeal to_you? the grounds of the Eastern Con­ Motorcycles 12 RooFinK— Siding 16 YOUNG MEN and young ■ women Ol!R STfXK in tTade, f^ er, effi­ GOOD WILL used cars from your wanted for regular full time em­ Blond Bedroom Suite ‘ Uie Business Manager. 1146 Main for manufacturing, warehouse cient service to you. List your \ Then you are the one for this necticut Firemen's Training Assn., Pontiac deader. Good prices and NEW AND used trailers. Ugh to a Street, Manchester, Conn. adorable four-room ranch with at­ Wlllimantlc. Manor Park, Rockville. TR. WANTED—aean Used Cars. We FOR ’THE BE^ST in Bonded built ployment. Experience unneces­ Handsome Living Room Suite or business. Sprinkler, heat­ property with E and E. Realty ■ \ terms as low as $2 per week. Mc­ kre always ready to buy your used sary. Rockville and vicinity pre­ Lovely Dinette Set TTie right is reserved to object Co. 344 N. Main. Mr. Murphy, MI. Well landscaped 6 ^oom Cape tached knotty pine breezeway and Moke $60,000 available to the Clure Pontiac, Inc., 373 Main St. 5-9526. up roofs, shingle roofa. gutters, TOP-NOTCH JOB! , any and all bids. i ing facilities, ample {larking, garage. Two bedrooms, fireplace, commission on alcoholism for the car,or truck. FOR CASH. Try conductors and roof repairs call ferred. Apply Commander Wood­ Famous Mske “ De Luxe” Range 3-1342. Cod. Large cabinet kitchen. Tiled MI. 9-4545. our famous five-minute cash buy­ Instead of Weatinghoiiae Electric D, E. Pierre oil heat, tile bath, picture window, care antL treatment of committed Coughlin. Ml. 3-770T. If no answer You can be sure of an interest working Company, West St., Rock- near R.R. siding. Very rea­ bath, plastered walls, h^dwood ing service. All makes—all mod­ call Ml. $-4431. ville. Refrigerator, if you prefer Business Manager MANCHESTER. Rockledge: Are large landscaped lot, many trees. persons. 1951 CHEVROLET Style line de Auto Repairing— -Painting 7 els. “ No dickering” —WE BUY! ing job with a secure future as a sonable. Excellent condition. Nice neigh­ luxe sedan. Radio, heater, Jet telephone operator. Whpf’a more, Ruga. Lamp.a. Tablea, Linoleum you still searching for top notch floors, combination storm w idow s Prohibit discriminatory adver­ AUTO PAINTING-Any car. $69, Open 8-30-9:00-every day but RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and and a few other articlea. location, as well as for a house and doors, awnings and aw\ing borhood, $12,600. Exclusive with tising of jobs. black finish. In excellent condi­ Sunday. See Barlow Motors, 435 yon can count on all .these splen­ Ooodchild Realty Co. Ml. 3-7925 tion. 1949 Oldsmobile ’’88” sedan, same day service. LedVe your built up roofs, gutter and con-^ did benefits: f' Situation Wanted— EVERYTHING that is not^a duplicate of the covered terrace. hot water Establish a detailed fee sched­ car before going to work. Pick up Main St., Manchester, ductor work, roof, chimney re. Phone Hartford house next door? We have just the or MI. 3-1207. ule for all t.vpes of huht,ing. trap­ radio, heater. In very good condi­ Female 38 THE UNPAID heat, basement laundry including tion. Douglas Motors, 333 Main St. after work. Complete new enaniel pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214. Full Psy WMie Training BALANCE PRICE hou.se with all the extras you have ping and fishing licenses. JAckson 7-9224 been looking for. Front porch, cen- automatic Westinghouse washer. paint Job. Yes we will loan you a Business Services Offered 13 Ray Jackson, MI 3-8325. Frequent Raises ONLY $474.18 Suburban For Sale 75 Increase from ten to 15 , the 1953 CHEVROLE7T station wagon, car. No money down—up to 24 PAINTER WANTS work. Call MI. tral halls, stairway to attic, living Recreation room. Excellent loca­ number of resident State Police­ ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. Pleasant Surroundings Free storage until wanted. Free ' c o n v er s e, AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES— room on rear 15' x 25' with four door, six passenger, Wth months to pay. Brunner's Pack­ GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUable 9-8757 after 5 p.m. 100'‘o Main St. location. Park­ tion. 150 ACHE country-- estate, high men available to towns. Alterations and additions. Ceil­ Friendly Co-Workers delivery, free let up by our own Roman brick fireplace, kitchen radio, heater, five nearly new ard, TalcoltvUle. Tel. .MI. 3-6191. any time. Antenna conversions. reliable men. ing. Apply Marlow's. 867 Main eleVation. e.xcellent view. Eight Provide $5,000 to pay for the tires. Very low mileage.'Excellent OpW avenings ’til 9, Sat. til 5. ings. Workmanship guaranteed. ELDERLY LADY wants good JR. 9' 9 " X 17’ 2” with birch cabinets, PhUco factory supervised service. Paid Vacations and Holidays home with elderly person. Write No Paymenta To Banks St. room home 2’,i bath, laundry recent June 6th 200th anniversary condition throughout. See Bob Tel. MI. 9-1488. A. A, Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn exhaust fan, formica counters, room. modem kitchen. Pic­ celebration of Nathsn Hale's Oliver today. Center Motor Sales, Street. Ml. 3-4880. Box Q. Herald. or Finsiy;e Companie.s broom closet, dining apace: three Call Owner For Appointment Akes 17-38, high school gradu- Ph'one Me Immediately STORAGE SPACE for rent’, sult­ turesque barn, woods, pond. Own­ birthday. * 481 Main St. Auto Driving School 7-A HAND AND power lawn mowers irtea preferred. No experience PAINTIN8 AND sble for lumber, hardware, etc. bedrooms, sliding flush panel er will Vonsider selling less acre­ HAR'TFORD CH 7-0.358 doors on closets, ceramic tile in aharpened and repaired. Wbrk necessary. Situations Wanted—! George ROth, Ml, 9-0482. MI 3-8910 age. Approximately lO.jnlles from 1053 CHEVROLET Sedan, Power- MAN.CHESTIER. .Driving Academy. niaranteed. Colt for and deliver. Roofing sntf Chimneys 16-.^ After 7 P. M. CH 6-4690 bath over wire lath, red cedar glide, radio, heater. Two-tono fin­ Manchester’s oldest, most recom­ Male 89 PAPER HANGIN8 Manchester. Walton W. Grant. Emauuel Pastor Ideal Grinding Shop, 278 Adams ROOFING—Specializing In repair­ Visit our employment office at See It Day or Night shingles over wood sheathing on Realtor. 306. Andrews Building, 63 ish. Oean throughout. Douglaa mended, your safety, our busi­ St. CaU Ml, 9-3120 or $-8979. TELEPHONE Suburban For Rent * 66 outside, painted . .with sparkling ness. License guaranteed,. Stand­ ing roofs of all kinds. Alro new 806 Main Street. Open Mon.-’Thura.. If .vou have no means of trans­ East Center 5t. MI. 8-1153. Motors. 333 Mam St. 9 A M. to 4:30 P. M. or call bright white Dutch Boy paint. The Arrives Tuesday ard or automatic. Mr. Mlclette SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Bliss roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys WANTED—Jobs cutting trees with portation, I'll send my auto for you.- Ml-f-3264 ROaeVILLE, 24 Grove St.—Well MANCHESTER and vicinity, large cleaned, repaired, 26 jfearo’ ex­ Mitchell 3-4107. three bedrooms in this house all BEFORE YOU BUY a used car yPUt JMraonal Instructor. Dial PI. Septic Tank Service, 57 Sunny, power saw. Ml. 9-9712. No' obligation. furnished} two-room apartment: have cross ventilation. The third selection of new and used homes BOIxTON See Gorman Motor Sales. Butek 2-7249 any time. perience. Free eatlmdtes. Call in the Manchester, Bolton, Vernon Reach Drive, East Hartford. Howley, Manchestpf^ m . S-8381. A ^ L —B—E—R—T—•—S Inquire apartment 9, also 14 bedroom has two entrances and Bay berry Roqd in Bolton The Rev. C. Henry Anderson and Sales and Service, 285 Main New telephone number, BUtler Laurel St.e Three room furnished can be used as a bedroom, den. and Eas.t’ Hartford areas, ranging family of East Greenwich. R. I.. MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 43-45 Allyn St.. Hartford in price from $8,000 to $50,000. Center. Large fivqroom ranch street. MI. 9-4571. Open evenings. 9-4166. THE SOUTHERN Free Parking apartment. Apply premises. play room, or dining room. The will arrive in towm on Tuesday and Lost confidence quickly restored lot will be 1(X)% finish graded and Call us now for appointment to with -attached g^age, fire­ take up their residence St the par­ 1954 FORD-O-MATIC Victoria. by a skilled, courteoua Instructor. Hegtinr-f^Plumbliig 17 MAI^^CHESTER Pet Center, beau­ Cor. Allyn and Trumbull discuss your real estate problems. RED OEDAR clothes poles NEW En g l a n d tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed seeded. Aft amesite driveway will place, aluminum storm Avin- sonage of the Emanuel Lutheran Black and white, 18,000 miles. License included. Insured, dual stalled. Also free estimates Summer Homes For Rent 67 Gaston Realty Company, 185 Price $1,550. 122 Oak St. MI. LEINNOX p!tiRNACES and warm singing canaries, hamsters,'’'tropi­ FRANK’S IS BUYING AGAIN— Reliable, capable be installed if desired. Owner- dow.s and screens, amesite Church, 64 Church ,St. controlled standard and hydrama- fences. Ml. 9-9757. air heaUiig. Earl Van Camp. m . TELEPHONE COMPANY Good used furniture and antiqu'es. School SI. MI. 9-3861 or MI. 9-9531. The Rev. Mr. Anderson will' S-1431. Uc cars. ML 9-7898. cal fish, pet foods and supplies. young lady with ex­ La k e HAYWARD Five room cot builder. Thelma J. Escott. ’ MI. 9-8844./ Has a large atock on hand .and 9-7683. drive, large well landscapeil begin his service as pastor of FENCES ERECTEU), cedar split 806 Main Street 995 Main St. MI. 9-4273. O ^n 8 perience, desires s m - tage, electrically equipped. Also ELUNGTON — Five room cus­ a.m. to 6 p.m; daily. Thursdays 9 very low price. MI 9-6580, 420 lot, no basement. Settsibly Emanuel Church Sunday, Aug. 21, rail, wire, etc. Phone MI. 9 -5 ^ , H retarial position. boat. Ml. 3-5872 for details. SIX-ROOM Cape Cod House. Good tom ranch,- 40' x 34' on lot 97' x or BU. 9-0483. SALESLADIES, experienced pre­ a.m. to 9 p.m. S. and H.’’ Green Lake St., Manchester. ' 540’. 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen, priced at $13,700. Will qul^lify when he will preach for the first Cute For "Creeperi" Ideal School Fare MovinE-^Truckint Stamps. Knowledile of short­ ,NEW SIVE room modern cottage location on bus line. Near shop­ time at the 9 o’clock service. At ferred. 40 hour week. Full- time LARGE SIZE twq-d'oor S.ervel gaa ping center and school bu.s. Lot thermopahe picture window, cork for GI loan. \ MELODY RADIO—T.V., phono’s. Storage ' 20 only. Apply in person. Tots ’n * S t Lake (Thaffee. Ashford. Call 4 in the afternoon he will be for­ refrigerator. Good worsting con­ hand, typing and busi­ 60’ X 200’. Full cellar and storm floors, California redwood panel­ \ Night caUa, Guaranteed servica. Teena. 956 Main St., Mancheate'r. PORTERFIELD’S PETS SUPPLY. Stafford Springs. OV. 4-7,025. mally Installed at a festive service • IDEAL SWIMMING AUSTIN a ! CHAMBERS t o T, 68 Spruce. Manchester, Ml. 9-9520. dition. $50: Call MI. 9-4242. 9:30 ness machines. windows. House insulated. Five ing. birch and pine trim and cabi­ T. j : CROCKETT m 9-2280. nets, recreation room, basement conducted bv Dr. Eskil G. Englund. local and long distance moving, MOTHERS—Need school funds? H<4irs 9. to 12—1 to 5:30; ’Tueeday to 4:30. minutes from Wilbur Cro.ss High­ Phone Office MI 3-5416 president of the New England WOr^DERRJL PRIVATE REACHES FOR ^HE KIDDIES packing, storage. Call Ml 3-9iai7. Wanted To Rent 68 way. Excellent neighborhood. garage. Many special features DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Part time sales work, Avon Cos­ and ’Thursday nights. 7 to 9, dis­ IRONRITE Ironer, maple dinette Write Box LR or Re.sidence MI 9-7751 Conference. copied, vacuum cleaneta' Irons, Hartford CH. 7-1423. metics. Call MI. 9-28'i4. counts to dealers and breeders. Plenty of storage and closet make this a reiil dreairr; konie. set.' arm chair, lamp table, end ADULT_yvORKING couple, no chil­ Beautifully landscaped, recreation guns, etc., repaired. Shears, dren, no pets, desire four room space. Ideal for retiring couple. THREE b e d r o o m 48' ranch / TOWNS REPRESENTED AT TNIS^ MANCHESTEai Package Delivery. BOXER PllRpy, A.K.C. regis ti^le, metal wardrobe, 21” Philco c/o Manchester Herald Price $13,0m. F.H.A. or-G l loans area. hrooKw Three years old. Im- 11953-19541. Plastered walls,' full knives, mowera,^ etc,.; put into con- Light trucking and package deliv­ ' INTERESTING "T.V., girl’s 26"^ bicyqlis, chlVdrep’a unfurnished apartment or house. diUon for coming needs. Bralth- tered. Eighkweekf old. Fawn with Xn, 9-2766 after 5. available. 402 O'akland St.. Phone mediateSoccupancy. cellar, cedar lined :Closets. Over­ Hospital Notes /# waite. 82 PearLS&eet. ery. Refrigeratora, washera and OPPORTUNITY black masks. MI. 9-7$lb: tova, books and games. 94 West MI 9-2423. - sized garage. Approximately three stove moving specialty Folding- ...... ' —-biV' ' Middle Tpke. MI. 9-1272; MANCHESTER—5 arid 5 du­ acre plot with plenty of trees. Secluded Summer Living Spet" chairs for rent.M l. 9-0762. Patients Today: 1*2 HONEYiNEY WAQt^N. SepUc tank serv. WANTED to rent— Four rooms, TRULY A FAMILY HOMEK- plex, two years "old. Hot wster Owner leaving state. Price $19,500. Livestock-VeMclcfl 42 Seven-room Colonial, four bed­ heat. Lot 50’ x 120'. Near W'addell ADMIT!TED YESTERDAY: Mrs ice.e, Instatniig, tapering, clean- Liberty Mutual Insurance family of 4. Phone MI. 3-6245. Walton W. Grant. Realtor, 306 Carol Campanelii, 152 Cooper Hill j EAGLEVILLE WEST WELLINGTON C Q V E N ^ Y ing. J. K Fay, 404 Wetherell St., Company is opening an office rooms. lavatory, full bath. Two- School, bus and shopping. Andrews Building, 63 East Cen­ MANSFIELD DEPOT Man^idiiter. Ml, 8-2330. Painting— Papering 21 WE BUY COWS, calves and baof car garage, glassed—6'un porch. St.; Mrs. Mars?44)n Kristoff. RFD NORWALK MANSFIELD CENTER catUe. Alao horses. Piela Broa. la n d lo r d s — Please. We very ter St. MI. 3-1153. in Manchester and will need LOCATE III THE ROBINOW BUILDINO urgently'heed 5 or 6 room rent Lovely park-like lot: approximate­ MANCHESTER—Center Street, -4- 1. Rockville; Raymond Strickland.] HARTFORD ROCKVILLE EAST HARTFORbx il^iiSRSANDINoTTeli^ahed and PAINTING—Exterior and interior, TeL Ml. 8-7498. business zone. Four family house, 22 Lillian Dr.; Mrs. Jeanette Cay-| paperhanging, ceilings refinished. a .voung woman over 21 years within 15 miles of Hartford. I have ly 100' X 250'.' Fairly priced. ROCKVILLE — Five room ranch, pl/ i n v i l l e ^ MANCHESTER TOLLAND ;iraxed. Wa also claan and wax all two well behaved children. Please Shown by appointment only. excellent condition. Oil heat, radia­ in desirable location. Hot Water wood, RFD 4^ Rockville; Mrs. types of'floors; nibbar, akphalt, Wallpaper books on request. Eati- of age for inside customer PONIES—Safe for email childrea ^ Avoilabl* New — — tors. (Copper plumbing, two car GLASTONBURY SUFFIELD ROCKY H ILL mates given. Fully insured. Call 2.^ \ horses, kid-broke. Ride and help us. CH. 6-6219, any time. ElVa-Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4489. oil heat. Owner transferred. Price Eileen Dowd, 13 Seaman Circle; tUes, linoleum and wood floors contset work. Must have Bright sod cheerful office, faclag garage, corner lot. $2\0 monthly $11,990. FHA mortgage for $10,500. Sharon Hodge, 75®Center St.; Mrs. | NEW BRITAIN TeL Ml. 9-8382. • Edward R. Price. Mi: 9-1003. drive walking show marc. K. G. pleasing telephone personal­ Gibson; Ogden's Corner, Rock- Main and Purnell (Streets. ,Valu- income. OK’d for Increase. Good 50 year term, available to quail Shirley Poliansky, 32 Spring St.. p a in t in g —Interior and exterior. ity. Capable of compMing villCf Route 83. , able window advertising plus a income property. fied buyer. Madeline Smith Real­ Rockville: Arthur G. Morse. Cov-1 ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE Floor sanding, refiniahlng. ' f^all central address. Most sultabl»— tor. MI. 9-1842. entry; Mrs. Gertrud*'LaShsy, 3 N. business letters and willing BOLTON ••'- RestauraAt and Radios and Phonos after 5 p.m. Vernon'Hutchini. MI. owing to good natnral lighting-^ MANCHESTER Fsirfield St. , , 9-2937. to learn bur business. Typing Articles For Sale ■ 45 for Engineer ' or Arehitect. Rea­ snack bar. Good income. On 200' BOLTON— Immaculate four room ADMITTED TODAY: M'** Starr | Available At All 'nmea is required, but speed is not sonable rental. X 500' lot. $3,000 dowTi. ranch, breezeway oversize', ga: Shuster. 709 Main St.; Mr*.' Caro-.,, Choice Building Sites For Sale PAINTING. INTERIOR and exter­ essential. College training or PRE-REMOVAL SALE, Extension rage, oil heat, plastered walls line Busch, 60 Benton St.; Mrs.!] philco Factory Supervised Seryice ior. For reasonable rates and ladders 18 and-20 ft. Push Wp, - VERNON- 37 acre farm .on hl'It. storms, 100’ x 800^ lot. Convenient equivalent business experience 700 ft. elevation. 1,000 ft. frontage Jennie Grogan, 105 Lenox St.;j| Call W ILi. HILLS good workmenahip, call after 4:30 $11.85 with ropes and pulleys, WM. RUUNOW. M3 Mehi St.. Rubieow 9Uq. location. G.I, or F.H.A. financing Sandra Lee Bkrker, 18 Hale R d.;: p.m., ML 9-28S0. . is desired. $18.80. Straight ladder 12 to 20 ft., on Improved ro*d close to Wilbur available. Real Estate Center. JA. Reasonabh MI 9-9898 70c per ft SherwinrWUllama, 719 Cross Highway. 8- 6524,-evenings B-U. 9-0969Raymond BU. Borat, Bolton. Main St., Mancheater. - 9- 037V ' BIRXHS YESTF.RDAY; A| M AN CH ESri^ - T. V. Service, Bonds—Stocks MANCHESTER—Spruce Street, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald I Prices radio and T.V. speclaUats since F6r Confidential Interview Mortgages 31 ROYAL AND Smith-Corcoa port­ eight roUm house, business zone, HOCKVILLE Gates, 394 Woodland St.; a son to ' 1934. Charter member of Telaa. on 109’ k 824' lot Space-for park­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bantes. Lake] m l 9-8860 or ML 3-4807. Call Miss Wglsh able and standard typowntors. WE’RE READY to help you con- All mokes of adding machines ing. $85 month rent Income. Terms Amston. Our Hartford Office Approximately 7 acre.s with TE;HM8 914.00 MONTH 5597 ANTIQUES Reflnlahed. Repairing aolidate that Hat of debts into one sold or ranted. Repidra on oU to suit. all cit.v convenience.s available, BIRTHS TODAY; A dsugh-1 AND UP done on any furniture. ’Tlemen, easy monthly payment calculated makes, Moftow’s. (. Many, Many Other Listings ter to Mr, and Mrs! John Rlvosa, | 169 8ouU>‘‘^ Main SL Pbooa m . in relation to your needs. Call Mel JA 7-7131 also has small chicken house 47 Eldridge St. j ■ 3-8843. Redman or Frank Burke at CH. STEP LADDERS—2'. $1.88; , $’, JERRY FAY. Broker . and .small brooder hou.ve— DISCHARGED YESTERDAY:. $-8897. Coimecticut Mortgage Ete- EXPERIENCED soles help want­ 82.78; 4’. $3.39; 8’, $3.88; 8’, $4.88. Homes, Famis, Building Sites ed, full time for ladies ready-to- $6,500. Linda Rogers, 4 Mlntz Court: PTIRNltURE Repair Servtoaj change, 27 Lewis St., H ai^ rd— Sherwin-Williams, 711 Main St., Ml 3-5544 ------MI 3-7029 Frank Slnsfro, Newington; .Mrs. Completo rapairing, raflnlahlng;' (Ul noon on Saturdays). wear atore. Apply in person. Peg­ Mahchetter.' NEW G O nU ES gy Lane, 777 Main St. MANfHESTER — Two - fatally. a GEORGE J. COLEMAN Lots Robie and daughter. 90 Deer­ reatorlng on aU typaa-of-fumiture. field Dr.; John Radomskl. 23 Nye | ZigmuRd Goada, Prop, Formarly FIRST AND Second mongagts BOLTON—BuUdtog '.stoat, vonoor, Three and three. Near Main St. • Broker FOR sail: Mothers will be delighted with ” bought tor oiir own account. Fast, CLERK TYPIS’T wanted for branch fireplace, wall otche flogstona. (hty utilities, hot water oil heat. S t; Rockville; Mrs. Mary Marquis. 8228 of Watkins Bros. Tel. m . $-7441. office of Nationally known Insur­ Connecticut Bank and 105 Spring St.; Mrs. Margie Mac-1 this Mt, for .active youngsters be- 3A yi*. confidanUal service. Manchester Also slats flagging, \Boltoa Notch Both vacant. Ready for occupan­ 4»use it's cute and practical. The POWER AND hand mowsrs sharp- ' InveoUnent Oorp., 241 Main strest. ance Company in Mancheater. Quarry. MI. T ooit; ^ r m p t cy within 30 days. Charles Les- Tr4ist Building Donald, 22 Wedgewood I > ; Mrs. Drivw 'oiif this w tk overalls have an easy leg-opening enad. Air cooled engines, aold and Ml. $-541$. High school graduate. Opportun­ Uvsry. perance. MI.' 9-7620-. Josephine Kamsy, 43 Mill Bt.; For a young miss of three to ity for advancement. Five day Porter Street Area Rockville TR 5-4045 or and kitten-face appliques which eight — puffed sleeve dress tlist repaired. Capitol Equipment, S$ Mrs. Mary Ann Hastings and M f i . SstlW SM C R M Main. > week. Sbccellent insurance bens- b a t h t u b s . woU oink,\waah tubs, MANCHESTER—Five room ranch. TR 5-4710 daughter, 334 Center St.; Mrs. serve aa sturdy knee pads. The has a fitted waistline, big contrast­ .fits. For appointment call JA. WELUNGTON ROAD ASHFORD, CONN. piwiRisws SotwpdkiV m MI matching bbanle is trimmed with a ing collar. ’ Business Opportunities 32 wash bowls, thirty g u o n wstsr Full basement, hot water oil heat, Dorothy Hartman and daughter. 12 aoft pompom. COMPLETE lUCPAIRs 'by Stuart 7-7181, ask for Mra. Cook. boUsrs, gas water hsotsrs, oil fireplace, plastered walls, full BOLTON—Custom desigpied three Webster St., Rockville: Patrick Siiwdoy. rahi or sUMk Pattern No. 8228 is Ui' sizes 3. CARVEL STORES AvaUable to water hooters. 18 Oak St. S-Rtxwa, canter entrance Colonial In one of-Moncheater'a finest bedroom ranch. 'Youngstown m Pattern No. 5597 conlaina. tissue 4. 5, 8, 7, 8 years. Size 4 .1 ^ y.ards R. Wolcott on wringer and auto- neifhborhooda.'’’ Large living room with fireplace, attractive insulation, tile bath, quiet loca­ Harris, 236 Center S t; Mrs. Alice 26 MH Ecnt of MoiicliMtftr maUe washing macnints,-alactric qualified perspna In ConnecUcot WOMAN TO care for children, tion. Charles Lesperance. MI. kitchen, outstanding bathtioom, Tor set — sizes 8 mos., 1 yr., 1$ of 35-inch: . I4 yard-contrast. days; part time In my home. kO. COKE MACHINB jlry, check-out OlBing room, modoin kitchen, diahwooher, 1% hatha, apoctoui enbert, 875 Main S t; Harry . ^ T o k e Ba«$o 44 post Warrenii^Ue, look for our oigns. rangaa, vacuum claanars,,motora ores. Theoe highly successful $-7620, colored fixtures, car port, ameoite Olbree, Worcaiter, Mass.; Mrs. ■f mos.. incl.; sewing and flnlahlng For tkia pattern, send 35c in drive-ln Ics cregm store franchises 3-1838 after 6, counter, cash register, $46. COll Tnoater bodroom, and 2 twin aloe bedroomo. Detochod garage. drive large shaded .lot. Price re­ directions. Coins, your name, address, size de­ amaU appUancas, w eldi^. 1$0 t wkter heat. Nicely londocaped loL Owner moving South, Norma Dodson and son, 20 Willard Main Stroet. ML 9A$7$. ore now svsljabie. Carvel stores after 8 p.m.i TR. 8-4808. S HENRY STREET—Three bedroom duced. Warren E, Howlpnd, Real- Send 2.5c in ■ Coins, your name, sired. and the Patterh Number to ore dellversd to you complete In­ NEED BABY SITTER, 8 to 6, four mead to $19,000 for quick sole. ranches nAw nearing completion; tor, MjL 8-8800, Rd.; ,Mra. Mary Connors and address and the Pattern Number SUE RURNETT. THE MAN­ day week. Call MI. 8>1161 oftor iroOUGN R E M N A im and nig f7 PROSPECT ST.. MANCHESTiR — $17,350. daughter, 15 Lake S t; Michael cluding cur own exclusive pat­ CALL ANYTDIK Among the many excellent fea­ A-- to ANNE GABOT, THE MAN- CHESTER EVENING HERALD, HonaehoM Services ented equipment and special for­ 0:30. stripo for broldiiig and hooking. m e 4-Rieoi Heme le In excellent cenditiea threaghonL tures-ore the- built-in (dectrlc LAKE FRONT' — Large «-Room Choman, 22 Clark. St.; Karlial CHENTEB EVENING HERALD, lis t AVE, AMERICAS; NEW’ Jon’s Rug Shop, 88 TolcottiAvo.^ Bikernleka, 4M N. Main St.; Roy| ASHFORD LAKE Inc. Offered 13-A mula products. -Trsiniiig, super- HOUSEWIVES—AttenUon! Taking .•Leenled -en plot 99 x 959 — l-eor garage, nanny cstraa. For ranges and ovens. If you fautry Ranch, 25'. living room, fireplace, UM AVE. AMERICAS, NEW’ YORK 8S, N. V. vUioR, sdvartiaiiig and merefasn- RockvUlo. TR. 8470$.. appatotmMit $• Inspect, WARREN E, HOWLAND v you will - have your choice ot garage. Excellent ..condition,. lOO* Delong. Glaatcmbury. . ARTHUR A. KNOFLA. ! Af —t YORR3S, N. V. The new fall A winter ’55 issue oppIlcsUona for full time or port WBAVDia. ot huraa, moUi holes dlaing msthods. No experlsncs time employment. F. W,. RehmeL dOMBINA’nON stnUlar, $8; sd- t . Beoltor • loourer deeprating. Priced'ot $18,700 with secluded lot, large' trees,' shrubs, DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs.^ Now avsUable—Uia 1955 Needle­ o f Basic Fashion; our complate sad Mra clothiof booiary runs, nscesaary. Cbolca opprovod ' lo­ CAU RICHARD I. MOORE A9ENCY. Reoher Ph a flnondng available. Hensel . 15 minutes, out. Only $14,750. Ullian Olimon, 84 Drive B; Mrt.1 work Album printed In attractive See manager, F. - W. Woolworth justsbla dross form, $0; Magic ^ WOQDBIUDOE STREET TEL- Ml $-«M« MANCHESTER. CONN* '■ . '.....- TILJMIVOTVvVra 'I pattern magazine la flllad with at-i handbogz rapolrad sippor re- cations svailsbla. $9,000 - Co., 810 Main St, Chef geo stove. $18. MI. $4882.^ 6LA8TONBURY TBU ME 9-9494 ft Patormon, u c .. Builders. Phone ^ orlton W. Hutchins, M l 9-5132, Phyllis S t Martin and sop, Southi eelosi. It oojntains 5S pages of love­ tractive, eew-eaay styles to de­ ptooeraent, umheeusa rapolrad, to $19,000 down payment requir­ ML ftftOOl or ML M404. MI- 944494. Coventry, e ly designs -2^^~T>lua 3 gift patterns, light beginner and expact'. Don’t man’s shin ooUora ravdroad and ed. Write Carvel, 90 South Central CAPABLE ho4isak#apor in ptosaont dtractiotM prinUd in book. Only -;er. WALTON OlANT. ReMM’ ; miss it — send 25 cents today lor rtplaetfL Mortow’s. LttUs Moad- Ays., Hartadsle, N. Y., or phono . homo, TWO in fomUy, Itaformcoa WARDROBE TRUNk, $96. OoU MI. MANoponhrn ' . T E L - M i t - u n SdOAOMiy! Four copy. ing Shop. W|uta:Ploina $4900, coUscL ^ . roquirod, CiOl 8-37S8y 9-1484 after 8 p.m. . , t

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■ • i FRIDAY, AVGUST 12, 19SS > '■ ‘fO U R T E E N JtanrtrPBtier lEttrntng ATetmga D allr N et Preoa Ron T h o W t e t i M r Sgt./Joseph Ashford 290 from' Nsw Havsn Airport for r*r«lM W(MkBa6*6 I'at V . M. W e Joyce Btlliaga, 32 Eaaex St., and Cadets to Train Mitchell Air Fore* Bass, N. T. Thomaa Rivard, 39 McKinley St., Hackniatack St., son of Mr. and Enten Service AngMt a, 1686 ^'AbotiiT^ J4U« attending the third and laat M rs/Frank Ashford, is currently Their training tariH Includ#' the W IM *IM *i itwiAr camplOg pbriod of Camp Oak HiU, atgUoned at Fort Campbell, Ky., At USAF Camp same daSaes and orientation per tkeer wMi 'iCM' Comift lAVteta, d«ii(ht«r the'Newington Home and Hoapital trfth the 86th Transportation Co. llighta. 10,885 b tmwr at'tIbB ie o( Mr. aad Ite. JoM|ih lAVMa of for CiinplM Chlldren'a camp at Ashford, who was recfently pro­ M ember efath e Amdlt toeeW li trtadi 40 : moted to sergeant, has a new duty Oo'fp. B arbara Roeendahl, 94 mj rm ior 6M N. Main St. haa bean placed Bolton Lake. / Pon’tforget BmrMm ef CIremlatle* ■. /, on the daan'a list for tbe aecond assignment in the company as pla­ Blasell SR., and Pvt. M argaret Volt- Guest of Honor ^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm aameatei' at iMcIl junior OoUefe. . Membeira o^ the Italian AnWr- toon sergeant of the First Platoon. rath, 210 Holilater St., Manches­ Ican Ladlea Auxiliary will in eet Prior to his transfer he was with the Parachute Maintenance Co. of ter Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, wilt Tbe Rev. Tom R. Barbour, asao- tonight at 7:30 at the^tV. P.,Qula» At Linen Shower PEACH SHORTCAkE FESTIVAL VOL.LXXIV,NO.Z67 <|WELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY. AUGUST 18^ 191$ •n race $*) P R I d data mintater o< South Oiurch Funeral Home to pay their rea- the 11th Airborne Division. experience first hand how, the Air 'X pecta to Mra. Angelo Mohaeglio Force lives, works and plays. OancrenttonU, New Britalp, will Mika Jankt'te Tedford of 497 who waa a member. A daughter was born Wednea- ■ They will proceed' by' car to (All You Can EM be t£e (ueat mlniater at the Center Spring St., was guest of honor at GMigrerational Church again this dav at the St. Francis Hospital to Bridgeport Airport Saturday where U.S*, China Envoys Sunday at 9:14 a.n>. Hia topic will Jean Walea of , Goodwin St..’ Mr. and Mrs. .lohn F. McKiernan, a surprise linen shower JJonday they will board art Air Force Air AUG. 26 - 6:30 P. M. be *T%e CbrlaUan Uee of Materlal- Marilyn Taylor of-Henry St., and 115 Falknor Dr.' i evening given St the home of Mrs. Rhee Lifts Deadline Precautions lan." A cordial invlt'-tion to at­ Bruce McClain of Sanford Rd.. Transport plane to fl.v. to Olstead Thomss Jamison. 32 Spnide St. nREHOUSE GROUNDS Fail to Reach Pact tend thla aervlce !a extended to young people of Center Church Miss Patricia Hewitt has arrived Air Force Baae. Middletown. Pa,, who have been attending the Con­ for nine daya training \inder the About 25 relatives snd friends Geneva, Aug. 18 (AV—U.8. vlattora in Martchester. home from Belfast, Ireland, where attended, the shower, which BENEHT OF MAN. HRE DEPT. U rged for gregational. Youth Conference at United States Air Force. i and Red Chinsae envoys met she spent a four months vacation, j given by her maid of honor, her, On Quitting Korea Isle of S^ala, Maine, are expected She is living with her aunt : Along witntylS Civil Air Patrol PARADE AND FIELD DAY for an hour and 46 minutes home toihorrow. twin sister. Miss Joan Tedford, and , t ' ' today without reaching agree­ uncle, .Mr and Mrs. Abram Mat- female cadets \ro4n the Connecti­ her bridesmaids. Mrs. Henry Lai 'V"' cut Wing, they ^nll attend classes m ent on liberating 41 Amert- Atom X-ray LET US FILL YOUR chett, 34 .McKee Si. Chapelle. Miss Gainore Cuiirt- Thla Adx't. Sponaoretl By The W. (■. Glenney Co. The committee from the Ladiea in aircraft, radVr. meteorology. cans held in China. ' 4 ^ of'the Aeaumption and Holy Name sehia snd Mias Patricia VanPelt. na\'igation and many other voca­ Decorationa were of shrimp and By UN Truce Teain They suspended their sec­ Society announce that the firat tional activities. ret talks until Tuesday offi­ Geneva. Aug. IS (/P)—Rus­ annual Family Festival of the turquoise, Orientation fiights Ymt involving A buffel luncheon was aerx-ed. | cial spokesmen of both rtdes . sian and American atomic church will be , held tomorrow Public Records announced only that the issue special hazards and piloted by the featuring three shower cakes, one ; Seoul, Aug. 13 (ftv-Pre8i-8>"t two atUck* were, flopped at scientists say they have ex­ from 4 p.m. on, rain or .shine. If more experienced pilots of the of repatriation of civlllana 100,000 W arrantee l>eeda | Dr.' John F. Barry with the figure of a bride on.top. ' beg changed informal invitations the weathief ia pleasant it will be United States Air -Force, will be one with a' maid of honor and one dent Syniman Rhee tonight'* ‘“rown would be taken igi at the next CALLED FOR AND held on the church grounds, S. Wanen R Howland to Richard! ■croti * cauieway linking ,,yie aaasion here. to' visit each other’s coun­ Dr. .lohn F.^ Barry,: 32 Scar- part of the training. with a bridesnjiaid. ;U S t lifted the midnight deadline Wolmi to tht mainland. DELIVERED PROMPTLY Adams Stl. and all families in the C. Hurd and Eliraheth W, Hurd, Seventeen male cadets, \jinder .Mi.ss Tedfoi'd and Matthew D. Both U.8. Ambassador U. tries. They said last night the parish and friends are urged to at­ horough Rd., left Wednesday for of his ultimatum demand for Drive Mob* Beck Alexis Johnson and Red CTii- AT NO EXTRA CHARGE property on Vernon St. i W.O. John Newhouse of Rs.st Hart- Mulcahy of East Hartford will he I U.8. guard*, reinforced by po­ invitations were extended at tend. In case of rain it will be AP)ert R. Hutchings and Marion Brook Army .Medical Center. San neutral nation* truce super­ licse negotiator, Ambassador Antonio. Texas, r ford will leave Saturday. A u g ' 20 married on Sept. 3, at the South | lice dogi. drove back the demon- social gatherings during the held in the church hall. V. Hutchings to Allan R, Coe. prop­ by Air Foire .5ir Transport plabe 5tethodist Church. i visors to/get out of Kprea. He W ang Ptng-nan, emerged tmlV,, Rain Curbs Dr, Barry, who Is the elder son - . • 1 A J 1 tlralort with amoke grenade*, ing from their sixth closed- current Geneva Confcl«nce Pint Pbaniiaey erty on Boulder Rd. ativreeu against violent , dem -' tear gat and high prcaaure water 664 CENTRR ST. The ninth annual convention of of Mrs. May D. Barry and the late door meeting. They greeted on peaceful uses of the atom, Jarvis Acres, Inc., to Herman C. 1 Dr. John F. B arry of this town, a o n s tr a tio n s . hoae*. ^ TBL. M 19-M 14 ,^ the 43rd Infantry Division Veter­ Helm and Dorothy L„ Helm, prop- j W HITE SALE newsmen cordially but gave no buii, that no definite visits Rail Traffic graduate of St. Anselm's College, Rhee said he acted on aMurahe* j Rhee, charging Pollah and CMch hint of program If any, on a ans Aisn. will be held at the Hotel erty on Agnes Dr. j were set. S tatler in H artford Ai'.g. 27 and 18. Mahcheatcf, N. H., received the from Aaaiatant Secretary of 8tate‘| mernbert of the. NNSC are Com- aettlem ent PiMtiHpxPhannaay tVilliam J Allen and Kathleen ' doctor of dental medicine degree Walter Robertson that the tT.8. | rhunUt spies, had demanded that 399 CAST CENTER ST. Reservations should be mailed in •M. Allen to Greenwood, Inc., prop- ! aa soon as paraibte. Further in­ from Tufts College in June.' Offers Unexcelled Values government "will make efforts they leave by mldnlghf. Geneva, Aug. 13 (A*)— For N liK TEL. MI 9-0896 erty on Oxford St. Lis soon" to seek peaceful withdrawal 'IVknty-two U.S. aoldiers and American scientista warned formation may be obtained by con- Donald D Scott and Anne G. i tacting Joseph E. Zimmer, acting end Helen Kucr.ynskl. 7 Cottage of ths four-nation tnice commis­ about IW Koreans were Injured in today that caution should be Scott to Henry A^, Moran and St., Aug. 20, St. James' Church.. In Hundreds of Items sion. demonstrattana and a a ■ a u 11 a IRA Group New York, Ang. 13 national secretary, room 306, State Olivia L. .Moran, property on B ret-, He said Robertson gave the as­ throughout th*'. week in five cities used in X-raying vjvomen of The millioiii i>f residtnta kf Armory. Hartford, 15. All former ton Rd. ROASTING CHICKENS members of the 43rd Infantry Di­ surance in a letter. w ere truce teaiha are asslg^ned. child bearing age Ie8t -the un­ greater Ncu^ York took ihol- L,eon \V. Clark and Anna B. "Our people at this time should In the statement broadcast to born infant be injured. vision are urged to attend this gala Clark to John T. Howat and Agpes Our broilers are provjnR very popular^and will still be be patient about everything,” the Korean people, Rhee said: Steal Guns ter today from a rainfal of- affair. SHEETS A n d CASES Two members of.the U.S. Atomic H. Howat, property at Bilueu and i E ng a g em en t available this week and next. These ar^ Rock-Cornish Rhee said, in a statement. “Although th gqvermptnt gave Energy Commission lAECl said almost a foot and winds op to Griffin Rds. a deadline to the NNBC of 13 / • .. ' Mra. Mafgaret Peretto of Car­ pullets, the finest broiler grown and our Superior han­ “ We might be misunderstood if that in raaea of unaiispected preg­ 70 miles an hour. Tko atom fVrtifloate of Trade Name dling methods make them taste fresher, look cleaner, the demonstrations continued un­ o’clock tonight. We should give In England nancy application of X-rayt to a X was blamed for 11 doathik ' ter St. Waa honored with a baby .\nderson-l.jirainic them some more time." - shower last night held at the home William T. Maloney, dba Con­ cook better. Heavy Jersey cream is still .10c.. SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.19 22" X 44" til all the members of the neutral woman's pelvis might result in Flood conditions from tko of Mrs: Jean Freeburg at 112 necticut Perm anent Paint Co., 173 | Mrs. Grace Anderson. 85 E. nations supervisory commission He recommended that dkmon- malformation of the developing School St. j Middle Tpke , announces the en­ leave Korea." strstor groups select representa­ Reading, England, Aug. 13 baby. sideswipe of “Harricane Con­ Highland St. Decorations were Rhee's statement, broadcast In tives to try "in a gentle manner" yellow and green. Refreshments Building Prrnilla | gagem ent of hfti' daughter, Gail L,. (jflP)—^^An armed band of about Thus, they told the 72-natlon nie” tempm’srily halted ndk MODESS were served. The guest of honor Anderson, to Ronald P. Laramie, ROGER O L C O n Korea two hours before the mid­ to persuade the true' Inspectors 20 men, identified as mem­ atoma-for-peace conference, pelvic road service out of the city to John A. Kildish, for addition to | son of Mr. a'nd Mrs. Eugene Lara­ CANNON night deadline, was released by the to , leave. X-raya for women in th'i* age.grpup / received many beautiful gifts. a tool shed a t 28 Union St.. 3350, 1 bers df the outlawed Irish the north and cast and mie Sr., of Claremont, N. H. 40.3 West Center Street Mitchell .1-7853 Government Office of Public In- Rhee said representativaa of the should be featricted to two' weeks Marriager License 1 No 'definite date has been set - formation. 16 Korean War allies were discus­ Republican 'A r m y (IRA), following the menalruarperiod "aa blocked highways. Zigmunl J. Meleski, Southington. 1 for^he wedding. BATH TOWELS It followed three mob assaults sing the NNSC problem. raided a British army bar­ there is comparatively little chance only on' the Wolmi Island truce team racks today and seized a of any unauapected pregnancy dur New York, Aug. IS (4*H- GENERAL com pound-in Inchon harbor.. ..The (OoBtlaued-irons Page Five) iiig,that time. The New York Metropditan WITH DACRON -and NYLON SELVAGES quantity of ntachineguns, Tnia report waa made by I.. B TV SERVICE rifles'and ammunition. Russell and W. L. Russell oh the area wallowed today in al­ Scotland Yard gave chase, AEC'a Oak Ridge, Tenn. national most a foot of rain whippcid • Large package of 48 \ 5lod<^'napfc1ni ~ Oay» M M C...... A.Call warning: “These men are heavily laboratory. by 57 mile an hour winds on Nights Plus ParU iG '- e a .- - — armed and desperate. They will Sfoiite Embr.vo* Used the fringe of “Hurricane GThe Bronx. • MEN'S the total! aa it gave a cautloiia Tht raidtrt, tome wearing Brit- EXTRA SPECIAL! Ub army unifermt, struck at 2:10 gan formation). . . Th* New York New Havtn and N ow ... You can dictate SPORT SHIRTS welcome /o the Soviet announce­ In Bus Crash, And at least part .of this perioiL Hartford Railroad, which uata iha ment. a.m. at nearby Arborfleld Bar- same tracks at that point, alao racki, S3 miles west of London. "occurs St a lime Vdignjti'egnancyr'T'rjpregnancy , Airmen Glad to Be Home SUMMER WEIGHT SUITS SHORT SLEEVES A Foreign Office spokesman may still be unsus] fd ” thev de- waa affected, without All colors and patterns. said it la difficult to asaeaa the Seven Injured Woi'king with speed and precision, dared. U.S. M rm tn recently rclea«ey. It Erases Errors Instantly^ still w** lilting down thi* moni- psaaenger, «,Illng down a (Coatinued an Paga Five) their unborn child, provided this is Guarantood for Lifo I $2.25 Shirt. .NOW $1.99 Save laundering labletlotha. Two beautiful patIcjma-:-solid occupational radiation exposure Road Finance ing. w eat haa done, would represent~nr...n a ! •*0 «mbangment _i_ut . off Route 1 IlM MV Ni|li-fM(litir (tmplMtttr OktitiM on $.33.00 to $39.95 colors in Red. Yellow. Hunter Green. Pink and White. does not exceed the permissible Connie May Bnla to OoatlBM S A V E $8.00 "safeguard to peace ' h * ' weekly dose worked out by scien­ 'pie New York Weather Buriiau Mk Mm Mfolli f** t* Md«ct (•ntn, $2.50 Shirt. .NOW $2.19 Weatern -Europe generally wel- >“ ' ‘I tists. Program Left vMwit w tn . simply r n tf u It wfctit trrtr sai’d heavy rkin and high wind* corned the Sovdrt announcement Mrs. Rachel Wilbur. 62. of Bos- i Auto Company, Tlie situation la diffei-ent for would chnUnud Into tha aveidiig, WM kmA m 4 Orttlt Iht ctiitd wtNt... Hit as a step In the'right direction. medical irradiation. the.y added. but that fair Weather could Im afc trrtr h mfNtktlly tm tl, Ikt (trrtrtitt. it SAVE $10.00 on $15.00 to $55,00 .NOW $2.49 (Jreen Stamps (Jiven With Cash Sales. Britain’s Foreign Office formal- I ton. died two hours after the crash I $2.95 Shirt. ! at a hospital In Damariscotta. "Therapeutic irradiation of the To Congress Winds, High Tides perted tomorrow.' - Lv hailed the Boviet decision as in­ ftttrM . " Slziea 35 to 50. Among the critically injured waa UAW to Extend pelvic region ran involve doses Manhattan's _ tjormalty^ busy (tmyRmtttr mrmHttt rim ftmtm lr«t-0- dicating better world feeling after which are high from the point of streets were virtually do $2.59 the Gienevn Big Four summit the driver of the Trailways bus. Chicago, Aug. 13 (iPi — The HtHc rtj the -rmlnfalt 4n^ Meat r $3.99 '•Nevertheless^ it is difficult to and landed on its w'heels in a gully (KX) workers scheduled for mid­ ference. Dr. D. E. Clark of the along the exposed coasts of Con- A xn.nAaIie.yaa York Chty* totaled 11.03 indie* $4.95 Shirt. .NOW Star Football Game last nightr the lince .Aug. 1, or mor* then *v*r - Dacron and Wool, Ny'lci.n knd Rayon. assess its sign.ificance since the beside the highway. The roof waa night la.-t night. University of Chicago said statla- governor scattered to their states necticiit, Rhode Island and Massa­ Soviet government has never re­ crushed and pierced toward the Negotiations on a new pact were tlcal studies suggest that use of chusetts through tonight. fell here in an entire month ot An- after electing Washington’s Re­ gust. The previou* record wap vealed the strength of their arm*d lear by a worsen fepek post. The recessed until Aug, 30. They wiH X-rays in infancy and early child­ publican Gov. Arthur B. Langlie The bureau forecast heavy. Flown Home to forces. vehicle did not catch fire. resume in Detroit. hood for treatment of enlarged as chairman and picking Atlantic rains which will produce flooding 10.42 inches, set in 1906. S A V E $1.50 on $5.95 Ip $6.95 All Straw Hats ^ Price "They are estimated at some Ambulames from several com­ • Leonard Woojlcock. UAW vice t'onsil* and adenoids, sinus trouble, especially on the eastern slopes of Tide w’Blli held agaiiut high munities,, including the coastal City. N; j ., as the site for next RUSSELL F. BRODERICK , Char-tones and Mid-tones 4,750.000, with ‘a further 1.250.000 president who head* the union's whooping cough/ and other year's session. the Berkshires and Green Moun­ Join Families water - on Staten Island’s *S|Ul In satellite forces. After the war town of Belfast nearly 50 miles American Motors Deptrtment. "benign" conditions of the head. In s windup business meeting tains. shore, and comparatively fear per­ the size of British armed forces distant, raced to the scene. said the UAW requealed the rece.sa the governors, approved a resolu­ Connie waa centered near Balti­ sons were evacuated. '' ALLIED BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CORF. on lo $!>.!)., All of the injured were taken to (Continued on Page Five) Travis Air Force Base, Calif.. Fifty occupants of a beach mu- SAVE $2.00 $3.95 Hat . ,NOW $1.98 was reduced from five million to to accommodate AMC workers who tion endorsing the "objectives" of more at 8 a.m. with highest Aug. 13 (A»i - - Three Air Force 806 3IAIN STBEF.T TEL. Mitchell 8-6231 well under one million.” ’ Tin.V Miles Memorial Hospital in will e on vacation during the next President Elsenhower's super high- winds in gusts near 60 miles an ing home .were repioved farther The spokesman tpid reporters Damariscotta. a 28-bed institution planes today carried nine U.S. air­ inland, as'were 12 dderly Oakv- Af f i l i a t e d w i t h a c m e b u s i n e s s s e b v i c e , i n c . few weeks while the company wav buildiag program. hoiir. men on the laat happy lap of their . . .NOW $9.50 Russia would keep a heavy balance where-arrival of the accident vic­ cloaei its planta after yesterday'* Rut on ^e suggestion of Gov. wood Beach reridentA- $5.00. Hat and OowMPJ^ tims fnore than doubled the num­ Tlie storm will continue to long Journey home from ComtnuT "Fevrle* Stepped SAVE $3 00 on $10.95 to $45.95 of strength in central Europe with shifts for a four-week layoff. Averell HSirimsn of, New York, move toward -.tjie North North- nist captivity in China. * 22'] divisions ranged against 4 ber of patients. "Moat of the workers have made they cut out of the resolution words Ferry service betareen Staten $3.00 Cota were! set up in ('orridors News Tidbits west, the bureqii'said. it 18 miles!, xhe plants took off from thi* Island and Elizabeth, N. J., Wfli' $6.00 Hat . . .NOW Brilith. 4 French and, about 8 their vacation plana ahd many that migiu have been interpreted an hour for the next 24 hours. 1 Sprawling Air Force base north- American divisions. and offices and in the waiting' would feel morally obligated to aa approving Elsenhower's propos­ room and basement. Culled from AP Wires I-'ui lher weakening * in. wind ‘ east of San FrSnctsco last Bight, (Oontiui^ *■ Fag* nv*> British informants said one of the walk the pteke^ lines instead of al of fin^cing this long -range pro­ strength w;j11 result'a.s the storm The men arrived in two plush . . .NOW $3.75 going on VAcatliln Jf-'we called a gram . $7.50 Hat (CoaMnued on Pa^e Eleven) (Continued on Page Eleven) center continues to fill. | (TSt's yesterday rnomlng. > strike 'at this point, Woodcock Tax Mention Avoided Southern New England already One took Capt.''John W. Buck of ShoSL 0£f3L. I ‘ One person wounded in down­ The governors also avoided men­ ALL SALES FINAL said. town shooting skirmish between has expenemed 4 to 6 inches of Armathwaite, Tenn., to Sewart Woodcock said four major issues tion of possible tax increases to rain. ' AFB in Nashville. He was due still were unsettled—those in- anti-government demon.stiatora finance'zuch g program, . .but they -• GROWING GIRLS' FLATS and a rival group in Buenos Aires Southeast' stoim warnings are , there about 9:30 a.m. From Bulletins Three Bills Left to Go -Volving wages, pensions, holidays azid the Federal government wght | digplayed"" along the enUre^ New : NMhviire the plane ''vas to take SUMMER PLAY SHORTS and Insurance benefits. ..Four exchange atifdents from to puubacle into- rM d s -^ a r m oi* [ j i%iat Willtahi H." BATinreP >t0^ hi* from th« AP Wirai' With or without straps. Red, blue, brown Another Isace still to be Ironed Thailand, three vacationing in ) W ashington, drown When Iheir ^ *nur^ *^of Meanwhile, Jersev began feeling (mother's home In Lewisburg, Pa. or'black. Were $7.9,5...... NOW $4.98 $3.50 Shorts—NOW $ 2 .7 9 »3.?5 Shorts—NOW $ 3 .1 9 out Is a company demand to cut allotted to that purpose out ot , *» . # Bataan (larrie* Colonel \ • Eisenhower Approves 20 minutes from the 44 minutes automobile plunges into ten feet f>. billions raised by US. levies on.l Hurricane Connie Gen, Douglas MacArthur's for­ ) of water after collision. . One man highway user*. / 1 early today ss winds up to 60 38 M E Df SWIM eS A S B . $5.00 Shorts—NOW $ 3 . 9 5 ' showed workers for relief periods. mer personal plane, the Bataan, It waa reported yestePday the burned. to death and Air Force Congress expects to come to, miles per hour lashed the <;°ut j Knox Arnold Bourg St. Pierre, SwHwIeeis CLOSEOUT, LADIES' DRESS SHOES pilot and a woman critically in­ grips with the highway problem "nd .residents were •vwu.ted. CoL ^lohn Aug. 1$ (ft—At leairt 3$ IYm b Ii : company would accept the com­ ■ ■ - .... 'from some exposed areas. **''• l,. ) Pay Floor, Free Shot? plete FV>rd-GH package if the jured when flaming FS4 Jet lights early in the next session, beginning I boltdAy makere.wet* k 111*6 tthaa - er plane atrikea power line, bursts Civil Defense officials In M adi-i Monlgomety, Ala. the bu* oa . which they w*66 ’ union would go for the relief time In January. It haa rejected Eisen-j son Tfiwnship, Monmouth County, i^^be plane was due at Maxwpll cut. 'Hie UAW waa said to view into flames aiid smacks four-untt bower's bond financing plan, but travellag up th*. greeZ Not all sizes and jtjte s.—NOW $2.99 declared an emergency as high Air Force Base in Montgomeiy at ShojfL Washington, AUg. 13 (4h —' alntes to provide free polio vac­ ihe trade aa a bad bargain. apartment building in Albany, Ga. also has shelvedUieli an alternative bill { 11:.30 a m. ' Bernard Paaa pluaged ' *«er . A ALL SALES FlN^AL Pveaident Eisenhower ha*' gijfned cine 'Under state programs. Allo­ l4>cal Issues Settled W estern Electric Co. and CIO which would increase gasoline snd | voltage, lines went down early in Tlje„third plane carried at least preclpItM Bear hera this metalBg* "Len” Rivard laws providing a new $1 an hour cations will be made on the basis Local issues, he said, had been Communications Workers of four ’men and poalbly five to theli* BOYS’ BOYS’ minimum wage and-free polio vac- of the state's, population under 20 "tentatively" settled at all plants America, representing 7.500 pro­ (OonUBued on Pflge Three) 1 (C’enHniied from Page Mve) ^ bomes. WANTS SOVIETS <»f EbASD. yowuu . cine, and neared the end of the years of age and per 'capita in- except those at Grand Rapids, duction employes in 29 cities across The first scheduled slop., was Cairo Egypt, Aag. 18 ( 1 ^ . SPORT SHIRn ' hundreds of bills Congress sent to ! come. The money will ^ available Mich., aind Milwaukee. AMC also the country, agree a new one-year Sioux Falls, S.'D.. from where Air­ Aa EgypOoB cBhlBitti Briedetar . SHOP THE SHOE DEPT. POLO SHIRTS him. O'ntil next Februaiy. T h is gives has plants in Detrt>it. Kenosha, contritet... Chile's President Car­ man Harry M. Benjamin was to sBld today Egypt waal* EanSt 4 to 36 4 to 13— 16 t« 36 r^iuirM no solder. Only three bills were left today Congress, ronvening next January, Wii.. and El Segundo, Calif. los Ibanea revamps rabinet for take an automobile some 60 milts on the conssnlsslea tc papenrli* Is Still A Good Buy... on which action waa -pending. a chance to tee if anything fur- The UAW had strike authoriza­ ilth time since taking office leas (7.S;, South Towns in Row to hil home in Worthington, Minn. Sodaa vottag *b ladeptstosaea I.4iteF scheduled stops-w ere Min­ $ 1 .2 5 ...... NOW 94d $1.95 .....NOW $1.47 aa* Mtily „ These concerned the Washington ther should be done tion from IKl per cent of iU AMC than three years ago... Britain’* or UBloa w ith Egypt- W et«e$ej FOR MANY OTHER Transit strike, land for a Colorado Other bills tigntd yesterday in- members buL the midnight strike famed World War II 45.000-ton neapolis. with T. Sgt. Howard W. dlpiomaLt* looked o a " But It's Evtii B«tt6r Wtwn PreftcHon Againir ^ $1.75 .....NOW $ 1 .3 2 $2.25 .....NOW $ 1 .6 9 River Project and continued stock-' ^uded those that: deadline, when the old pact ex- battleship King George goes Over Gen. Lee S^tamp Issue Brown; Akron; Ohio .-with - - Airman *a sag by aewly - $ 2 .5 0 ...... NOW $1188 Diliruf of some domestic m inerala.: Eatablith a commitaion with a aground while being towed Into whleh woald aer Aih» aaM the -President-jwantetL UMOO^^^^ account In — orla toJTeiidem Franlilin D;. Portuguese police break up gang Africa. $3.95 .....NOW $ 2 .9 7 No exact count of bills signed t 'Hie mtniorial would be Alexandria, Va.. Aug. 13 (Vt - An- when notified of this yeaUrday. Extra Chorg*! ' $2.95 .....NOW $ 2 .2 2 of "India'n-trained Goan terrorists" other bitter dispute haa risen be- "Why," he continued, "If it's a STATE PRISON PLAN STAMP. or vetoed ha. been made yet. The in 'Series of night raids in which I subscription Thomas Maun, 80, tween the federal government and burden to distribute ' that 30-cent Enoch Arden Flier Hartferd. Aag. IS UW TM President haa been working on one youth was shot, another th* cradle of the Confederacy and, stamp at two cities, I’ll go to Nor­ Permit states to establish milir wounded and l7 were arrested... SUte laeTed ahaad tedag %lv AIR COOLED FOR.YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT > 4 7 * hundreda at his White House of­ Us forces for emergenejt horn* as in the originBl unplezsantness, | folk or Washington and get them MOTHER—WHILE SHOPPING FOR JUNIOR fices and^.Ggttysburg. Pa., farm Is Dead at Zurich Eva Bartok, bosomy Hungarian Meets with Spouse •peed e*a*tiaet$sa •( Mw^iDA^ guard duty. Gen. Robert E. I.«c is In the thick and bring them here myself." ndUlea fln it *tea • ( a asw MRlfl',. PARK IN 6UK o w n FREE PARKING AREA home since Congress adjourned film star, marries Austrian actor of things. Alexandria thinks it!s entitled Complete Insurance Service , PICK OUT A PAIR OF i Increase pension payments ' for Kurt Jurgens in SchUefsce, Ger­ prtoaa at EtiniW laEitM liD^ 8, an estimated 82,000 widows of rail­ Zurich. Switzerland, Aug. 13 14^ .The new dispute, which so ft^ to the first day, issue because it N evada CSty. Calif.. Aug. IS (FI ' T h f and polio billB wara many....»Faint hope turns to full coat. h*tweea $1$ IN THE REAR OF THE STORE road employes, raising their —Thontai Mann, famed German- has been nothing more than a bak was l.,ee's home town. —Airm an Danl.el time and held a Were $3.95 to $5.5D—NOW The new minimum wage, effec­ identify his photo and say he died pr*v*4 1^ the 1166 i $2.98 $81.80 immediately, to make their a heart attack. He wea 80. day Issuancs of ' a Robert E, Lee i n (D-Vai urged that th* stamp lengthy but inconoluaive confer­ t« ^ directed a I LEONARD D, RIVARD AOENCY, Im . Not all aizee or styles. BUILDING MATERIALS tive next March 1, applies to 24 payments equal to thoas from Mann, w inner of the 1920 Nobel 'Inji ROW.camp. memorial stamp. issued st Lexington. ence with his remarried-»rife today. 4 ______. .______. trillion workers covered by the tectaral flras te Social Security. Prise for literature, left Germany Police open fire on rioting stu­ The Post OBce Pspas tment. The famed commander of the The meeting urss held in private laltlal prtoaa p MAIN ST„ MANCHCSnt LUMBER FUEL Federal Fair Labor Standards Reclanuttloa Approved shortly after Hitler came to dent* in North Indian city of Pat- unaware that it was teiisfUng Off Confederate a r m i e t, Harriton and the 22-year-old flier, a prison­ tot CEHOIlSEfiSON Act; It is expected to mean wage I M CSoS^^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS Authorize construction of th* 228 power. He went to the. United ha,, killing at least four demon­ hairtrigger Southern te4ltpcrs, an­ pointed out! teryed a* Prealdent of er- of the Caiinese Communists for FREE TOLLS TO- Ml *4271 ,1 B BOXER SHORTS Increases for about' 3,106,000 em­ million doUer Trinity Ri-vsr re- States before. World War II and strators after tear gas fail* In at­ nounced sometime ago t'hit- the Washington and Lie University. In 32 month*, said he would h*v* W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS 336 NORTH MAIN ST. ^ ; PHONE MI 9-525S ployes,. mosffy In the South.' The honor would go to Norfolk.' Lexington snd was buried there three or fo'ur mprt meetings with Martleed. Aag. I s FOB PLAY. SOBS 4 tit 18. clamaUtHi project-In California. became' an American citixen in tempts to disperse crowd . .. Rain OKN7Mt>iil.mUtW AYS' oid miinmum was 75 ..cents an Provide federal operadon and 1944. ■ and high winds force postpone­ DOuMe-laauo Burden Cited after hia death. " his auburh-heir44l wife befo.r* mak­ pttyeM> Hcadquarteiri For All Boy apd Cub Scouts ^P««i Deily 7 A. M. to 5 P, M, indudinK Wedoeeday tegtototaia $2.25>...^.NOW $1.69 htbr. Banihower .had recom-, maintenance of UbrarfM . biillt H*->had been active until'lest ment of Conji. State k'lreroen’s W hen‘Alexanitria protested, the Asked for Stamp FIret ing any decision on hi* marriage. . T $1.96 NOW H .4 7 Aftentpooe and Saturdayn Until Noon mended a 90-oent minimum. Union with privato funda to .house the month when he was stricken v'ith Aesa. anaual parade in Bethel... dspartment made haste to explain . Although Norfolk hasn't Claimed Th* wife, Una; say* she mar­ r*t* UnlTorina and Acc«aaorie« $2.60 .....NOW $ 1 .8 8 $2.96 .....NOW labor- leaders wanted $1.26. private papers of American praa-' phlebitis, a - vein infltdnmatlon, Distraught Ngw York Chty father it would be' a ‘‘burden" to issue intimate conhecUon with. Lee's life ried logg'er. Alford SHtie,-. 31, last Falle Funds AUoentnd identa. , , jvhile vaca.t^baing in Holland| His' paatmtts'sM 4o hospital for obecr- the memorial stamp simultane­ it was awBriied the first day Isau* S^t^faier ih ths b*lM ; Rchinidt Tb* p8Uo bill provides 80 mll- vatlen when youth telle him he ously In th* two cities. ** iHhtijrj rj^-.Bao-doUnra to b* allocatad to Oi* 1< .cr tnranir sin >raa- Two) f ' roMMd » taxicab drjvar of ..$11. - : fecUshB***,’’ aeUl 'A tes- « •) - (OaMa—i -eB.-.-Fage-JweB —,