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yot.LXxnr,ND.j77 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY^ AU6I7ST 16, .1*55 PRICE m B CJDfn fVl -A- 3T‘ mm#m L V A L U E PARADE Bed Cross Extends Flood Fundjdours i . X - tile Red Croaa . today an­ nounced if la extending its hours for receiving flood-relief contributiona at ita office, M X To Be ‘Terror’ Center 81. y , m # office will be opeiT until • o'clock tonight and from • x^Jacksonfille,fFla., Aof. 2 8 f a ^ f * **cuiMacatormatod«> a.m, to S p.m. tomorrow. It yP) — A Navy . Hurricane veiop there. It is farther north Will be open from • a.m. until Hunlfr plane took off here than tha usual breeding ground. 5 pjn. Saturday. ‘‘OMtdltiottB as«. auch that Kdith Thoee who wiah to donate by of Aid at 4 iba|. today to probe an probably will move in a wavtarly checka, ahould meka it payable to Lynwood K. Elmore, flood area of snspidon in the Gulf direction-— either northwest or •V’C .-’.r •• of Mexico about ISO ntilea weat-north^eat—for the next two relief treasurer. days, at least.' m at's the same old Whether-you mail your con­ ni^rtliwcat of Cuba. The Navy route that Connie and Diane fol­ tribution or make it in person, With Cash Sales aaid the area, had ‘tponaibili* lowed. ‘fklith will require p lot of give aa much aa you can. You : tics pf developing into a close watching. Md your town were lucky. Silpports Governor ; fropidil storm.*’ ''Being nuns Mhcantratad s’t the outset, Edith can be axpocted to show graater intensification. By Miami, Fla., Aug. 26 (/P)— Saturday I expect her to have Pusbes > The year’s fifth hurricane, winds of 133 to-135 miiea an hour On/ Disaster Relief THURSDAY ^F^dith, spun ominously over near her center.' the open Atlantic^ today and The atorm's. forward. movement was toward tha west-northweat at Flood Area Washington, Aug. 25 {JPy—T h t Army Engincen ioBaj one of the top storm warn­ about 13 miles an hour. Galea ex ing experts predicted its tended outwnrd 130 mile* to the catimated flood damage in Northeiaatem statca at fl,t00,> winda would have a force of north and east and 80 miles to the Rebef Plans 000,000 and aaid the area faces “one of tha biggest, tooffMat 125 nriiles an hour or better south and west of the center. flofld rehabilitation Jobs since the one Nosh faced hftar Hm Ships near the hurricane were Great Flood of biblical times.” A B .C and AMERITEX For Back To School ~ CLOSE OUT! TOILETRIES ETC by Saturday. advised to exercise caution. Washington, Augi 25 (/P)— Gordon GKuin, Alef ■tonn fore- me hurricanes Connie and ''Csster in tho Weather Bureau's The government threw H ^fo rd , Aug. 25 <^P)-—Flood-stricken Connedicut w u B8- EASY TO CA$E FOR— CREASE-RESISTANT Carter^s Parfait Plaid JOHNSOhrS BAlY POWDER, Large ...... 5 3 c Diana came out of the aame gen­ money and manpower into \ ' •Sr'.k • ^ hurricana oentar here, said BdiUi'a eral area earlier this month to hit sured today that the state’s Congressionardelegstioh “wilt winds at pras^t were about 80 the Carolina coast and swirl the flood-stricken northeSst fight for every dime they can get in federal aid.” 83c LADY ESTHER CREAM ..... i ...... 69e milaa an bour. 3 ^ wasentered through the populous eastern ses' today in a jnassive rehabili­ FineQuRlity PRINTED C O TTO N S Cotteni that resist wrinkling, ypt can't shrink, and a t 11 a.m. near IMitude 33.3 north board. The assurance came from (tov. Ribicoff, who was badud GOWNS, PAJAMAS longUtude fiO.S w ek or 330 miiea tation effort which could up in the statement by the lawmakers who cc^erred with- Connie brought damaging winds cost more than $100 million!''' give you ntore wear with loss^eara. You will love the 59e WOODBURY’S DRY SKIN CREAM ...... 49e northeait of San J i^ , P.R. and heayy rains to ths CSroilnas, him this morning on flood relief measures. la e # MUea rram Mlaml 'Virginia and Pannaylvania, blow- With advance approval of con­ The hour-long meeting a t thep-^ gressional leadeta. President beautiful new prints, plaid ginghams and plain col­ •niat location placedv lts center ing out in Canada. Governor's emergency flood con­ and NEGLIGEES about 1,300 miles couhieaat of Diane followed last 'week. It Eiaentiower ^ordered into effect trol headquarters In the Hartford 89*^ yJ- ; g.„ ors. New mixtures in rayon, nylon, dynel,. etc., that Pajamas and negligees in run proof nylon tricot. aouth.joutheaat of Gape l&tteras, cord in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, ing funds and re-sources already complete cqopierstian among . all Dark tone groupda with unusual patterns and colorings LARGE HALO SHAMPOO ...... 89c N. C, V New York and parts of New Eng available to niinrerous govern­ elective officials in attendance. . look like wool.) Wool plaids, tweeds and plains—* land, and left an estimated 176 ment agencies. m « y will look to Present were U.S. Sim. Prescott that look like siQc designs. Preshrank fast color, crease $8.95 SHORTIE GOW N ...... ea. $7.00 ^ *Edith la a amaller, mora concen­ Congress for relmbursemeiit next On Honeymoon raaistant finish. Will vratsh and iron like a handkerchief. trated storm that aither Connie or dead and damaga aatlmated at a S. Bush and Reps, thonuui J. Dodd billion dollars. year. wool and rayon mixtures that are so smart for fall QUICK HOME PERMANENT...... $1.50 Diane.” said £>unn. "Her spawning Congresa Call Not Needed of Hartford, Horace Seely-Brown $10.95 PAJAMAS and REG. GOW N .. ; ea. $8.00 y„ , ground was in the aame general potential Killer "Thia meana a special aession of of Pomfret, Albert W. Cretella of After Reunion and winter wear. arts aa the other two. although Weathermen had been watching North Haven, Albert .P. Iforana La r g e l is t e r in e ...... 79c Copgreaa wtll not be necessary," ot Greenwich, and James T, Pat­ 36^' Dan River, Wnnkished .JBdiUi moved farther west in wave an eaaterly wave well to the east reported, James C. Hagerty. White Portland, On., Aug, 85 (B) — ■ form than the others before spin­ of Puerto Rice for several days but terson of'Watertown. $14.95 NEGLIGEES ...... $10.00 House press secretary, as he out­ ■Airman Daaisl. Sdunldk sad. tha ning into a hurricane. „ it was not until the Air^'Force lined the steps already taken or Mad River Quieted Down in Winsted Congrbssman-rst-Large Antoni ECONOMY s iz e COLGATE TOOTHPASTE .. 53c •This causiia us to believe there N. Sadlak of RockvUe and Sen. wife who said aha had mantad 58'^ planned. Mad River, which last weeje lived up to Its name, spilling over and sweepi^ away much of the PLAID^CHNGHAA\S Baulings Wool and Rayon is some, persistent factor in the (Oentinned on Pngo mree) Wiiliam A. Purtell of West Hart­ another man, w an bade togMhar The Red ' Cross, meantime town of'Winsted, ^ now'confined to low, stony banks. Ths stream ran rampant through Win­ today—apparently raconcUad Md Lady Elizabeth Lace Trim boosted its disdater appeal goal ford could not attend because Uiay 60c ALKA SELTZER ...... 54c sted, causing damage estimated by local officials st'frSfii $28 to |S4 million. In the lower photo, su'e on a European tour. haM»y. from IS million to |8 million as a National Guardsman patrols the concrete ditch that is Wlnsted's Main Street it . faced growing reports of The latter was represented by The wife, Uaa, arxivad hara lata SCOTCH PLAIDS John M. Hurley. Dominion Quality BUfFERIN TABLETS ...... 53c-79c-$l.23' damage. ' . N. ' yeaterday aftornocm and thatr re­ 89*^ y^ NYLON SLIPS Morocco Wants France It aaid at least 702 homes were Govf Ribicoff said he waa con­ union *Vaa something wonderful demolished and more than 14,000 fident the members will do an to see,” a neighbor reported. In all white. Drys quickly and needs no ironing. Sizes heavily, damaged by last week's outstanding Job in getlng help They promptty went into seehi- 75c BAYER ASPIRIN .... i ...... 64c for Connecticut. "They're able, ■ion aad w e n reported to be a t M 32 to 40. flood..Its latest count'ahowed 10,- Starspun Quality *1.98 yj- \ Return Deposed Sultan 363 families homeless and de­ hardworking and sincere,'* he Ongon beadi reaiart today. 99^= yd RYBUTOL WITH BONUS PACKAGE ...... $5.95 % pendent on churlty foraurvival. said. Manlad Aaatlier Mm sen. Rush and Rep. Seely- Schmidt Waa reloaaad from a Plaids for school, for work, for sport, for play in au- V ■■ E. Roland Horrlman, National -1 Alx l« France, Aug. 3Swan4 Mcognltion of Ben .VouaaefA Rad-^ Cross chainnan, said. 4hf Brown, in turn, congratulated the Rad CbinsiM priaip tost month to ■ Two fine quality D ^ River plidds in beautiful patterns^ thenic tartan Scotch plaids.' , (P)-^Morocce'i Nationalist Istlqtal continued—“— right to * the *• thrdne. —m f "needs continue to grow in the (tovenidr '^enr, his splendid leader­ Isern his wife aaid ahie had and colorings including the Black Watch. ea. (Indapendonce) party today do-, Istiqlal considers that Ben Youssef disaster affected area.” and urged ship. thought him dead aad< hadJWilp'- *2:98 skIr ts by College Town manded revision of tha French' ia still the legal sultan and that chapters throughout the country Preginun OntUaed ried anotoer mM: to CtoIUtriM» protectorate's treaty and a chance the present sultan. Mohammad to consider as^“rock bottom” th« Among the m atters tha dele-' when he epent three wetfu Irv­ 36'* Washable, Crompton's WASHABLE for deposed Sultan Mohammed Ben Ben Moulay Arafa is a usurper. fund goals assigned them earlier: gation agroed to piuh were: ing to untoBito ^ pnhton. - SPECIAL SALE Sheer Seamless Toussef to return to the throne. The French deposed Ben Toussef The agency reported “virtually Aaslet officials of damaged Schmidt filed for dlveree and 36" BANTER CLOTH Tweeds, wool with nylon, sanforlan basic flare, eight .In the course of a.3<4 hour! two. years ago'and Installad Ben a deluge .of gifts" to its disaster towns in applying for federal asked custody of their small aaa. gored, straight, walker. In a wide range of colors. Sizea meeting with French Premier Ed-' Moulay Arafa on the throne. fund had followed appeals by housing and urban development. But, said the nelghbar, "He The newest crease resistant, preshrank, fine plain PINWALE CORDUROY gar Faure. delegatee of the out Ben Toueaef ehould be brought Elsenhower and other ofllcials. but Gov. Ribicoff said every town he loved her end ehe loved him and 10 to 20. lawed Natloiialiat movement elat­ back from exile in Madagaecar stressed that the , need is grow- haa seen on his inspection trips they never had a diance to gat colored cotton. NYLONS ed thelr-party'e 'viewe on pointe at and allowed to live, at leaet for l"lf- , , can take advantage of this pro- together. Since ho got back thqr leeue between France and Mo­ the time being, in France. Eisenhower made a new appeal gam. 7. had only seen eadi other aerfloa 15 denier, first quality in sunhue shade. Sizes 8Vc to 11. rocco. I A new Moroccan government yesterday, saying donors shouldn't Work to persuade Congress to a deak with a lawyer preaeaL Ton TWENTY-FIVE Thte meeting was regarded at ehould be formed which will wait to ^ asked by the'RSd Cross, expand fast tax writeoffs to all can't eettle anything that-way.” «I.I9 yi the key eeeslon in talke aimed at negotiate a new link with France but "should seize the opportunity flood-damaged Industry, Such con­ yd. COLORS ^5,98 ending the bloodehed in Morocco. to replace the protectorate. Final­ Tha. peiihbor ~ Mrs. Rabort to force upon them more than they cessions are presently granted Thomaa -r aaid aha undentood ar- Twenty-four colors in one of the best quality corduroys A epokeeman for the letiqla] group ly, an opportunity ehould be given can use.” only to defense plants: p n told reportere the diecueaione with for the Moroccan people to decide rahgemanta for~ttolfli tr ^ bora Banter is one of tho new cresso rcfsistant cottons that by Crompton. You will love the colors for dresses, jump­ More Bodies Found Expedite the request .for emer­ were completed shortly afte r the French minietere were "thor­ whether Ben Toueaef aiiould ^ome gency'-federal funds to help re­ stay neater and fresher longer and just imagine it at ers, skirts, jackets and suits. ough, frank and very cordial:” back to rabat, the capital. Five mors bodies of flood vie Schmidt arrived hen Mantar ta Helen Harper SWEATERS tims were recovered yeste'rdsy in build highways. visit hto mother, Mrs. Ray Fatars the low, low price of only 59c yd. For children’s and . Sultan P«>aitlM Vital m e meeting with the latlqlal Connecpliut, and large nuihttera Assist bbth business and home- m e epokeeman eaid that the men wae delayed one day ao Faure women’s dresaos, skirts, blouses, aprons, draperies, of peraohs still were unaccodnted owners in getting disaster loans (ODBltaaed en Baga Benr)'- spreads, etc. In wool and orlon. Slipovers, cardigans, turtle neck, first etep to a eolution of the ciiele could ait in peraonelly.* He apent for in Penmylvania and Connecti­ from the Smalt Business Admlni- 45" Wesco "Flanador", Acetate and Rayon THURSDAY ONLY! mock turtle and V-neck in an array of colors. Sizes In Morocco muet be a return to yeaterday in Faria engaged in cut. That threatened to raise atill jstration. Seely-Brown emphasised 34 to 40. . legitimacy and legality ae regarde higb-levti talke deaigned to coun­ higher the storm'a death toll, which, 'that property-owners .who suffered =BBS±SaBBasaB8CEIB the poeiUon of the Suilan. He ad­ ter critlciam of hia efforta to reach Mystery Clouds s, Clcars Cutter damage may apply. There is no REGULAR>I.OO FIRST QUALITY SHEER ar was revised downward slightly 36" A.B.C., Punjab and Quadriga ded: ■ ' a eompromiae with the North Afri- yesterday to a new figure of 176. ceiling on loans to business, he FLANNEL ' "mere le no doubt that the trea­ <»n Nationaliste. ' ' Hot even a good guess was avail­ said. ^Bulletins' SEMI-SERVICE f u l l -f a s h io n e d ty which' eetabliehed the protector, 'A 15-man group of Coneervative able of the total overall material Push a - disaster insurance pro­ ate muet be revieed. m e frame­ depuUea demanded that Faure re­ damage from the rains and floods gram which woiild help in future from ths AP W ilis WASHABLE PRINTS work of the preeent treaty no call the I4ational Aaaembly from which Huricane Diane' brought on Food Heiress Sttllt Negligence emergencies of ‘this nature. »3.98 ■. »7.98 longer correeponde to'reality.” vacation to debate the aituaUon, loat week. Strive to get Congress to ap­ NYLON ^h o sier y m e letiqUI group aaid aome Of an ebvioua threat to Seek the gov- Eisenhower approved the gov­ prove funds for New England flood - 9 9 * " yd. Philadelphia, Aug. 25 ()Ph-A 22- 1 B O u n rsB U.8. a im ; Ite membere v^ll go to-Geneva, emment'e overthrow if it did not ernment relief program In a brief Waehington, Aug. 25 tip)—Thewcaused polio but that scientists NaWbairgb. N. T.. AM^ M (Pj poeelbly thte aftemooti, to confer knuckle under. Premier r t - year-old Philadelphia socialite who (Cbnttnued en Pnge roar) In new shades all reinforced at', heel and toes for extra -m e Washington stopover en route from last Juiie 24 eloped without her government today biaihA the Cut- w*?* unable to determine the exact —3UJ. DM- M. B. Natoaik awb- Hand washable, crease, resistant. Smart fro.ited colors BLOUSES with the party's eecretary general, plied that he would not even call Phllsdelphia, where he addressed maader af tba Baatem Air Dw 59^ y**- wear. Sizes 8':^ to 11. Ahmed Balafrej. who _hae been hia full cabinet together until he fsmily's consent with a Miami, ter^poik) vaccine Ipcidem on “fun-1 in cjiarcoal, mariner blue, cruiser red, leaf green, chicory, Fia., motorcycle policeman, was feaea feroe living in exile, eince the party wae finiahed talking with the Moroc­ (Oenthined an Pnge Three) jdamenUl weaknesses” in its own! in'effect cleared the Berke- state area eaat aC ika i Patterns and polorings that ara unusual for dresses, by Ship ’n Shore, Mecthore end DeCotfe. Whites, euUaw^ alnlbet three years ago. can* thia weekend and dlgeated hia ;— —.—A found dead last night under cir- U.S., China Stalled shell rose and heather brown,. ciunstancea described as unusual now-dlacarded aafety testing pro- ley, Csllf,, concern of negligence River, aaaeaaeed today skirts, blouses, etc. derkf, pestcU, pleids end itripei. Sizes 30-40. French eourcee eaid it wae like­ findinga. > cedurea. , adth these words: ' ‘ tone oaw atr dIvlalaM w « ly^ thet Feure- wili invite Balifrej eWarge Delay by France by police. Mrs. Doris Silver Oatreicher, It said new standards provide "The equipment, the physical ar- On Captives - Issue oettvatad Sept 8. He aold « k to' come here before the conference Proteata agalnat the *gove.m- "adequate safeguards'.'-against in- 1 rsngements snd the routine, hsndt era's preaeat fear air dMaki 79^ gniehee. ment alao mounted among PYench Navajo Tribe daughter of Hermsi^ Silver, vice — W t s c o fpetive amounts of live 'virus again {ling procedures of the Cutter wtU be retalaad, tort their on Tenna OUtliMd reaidenta of North ‘Africa, who president of Food Fair. Inc., a being injected into healthy chil-1.Laboratories were,checked in de- Geneve, Aug. 25 —The United St€fck Up Now During Our large grocery chain on the East­ States snd Communist China falia<‘ •f air defema in hie etatement to the preea, charged tougher military meaaurea Decade from d n n . tail to determine if deficiencies in ba reaUgoad. the letlqlel epokeeman outlined hia agalnat the Nationalhita before- ern Seaboard, died in'the spsrl- again today to agree on a formuli ‘2.98 ■. ‘4.98 me‘nt of long-time friends while on The Public Health Service re­ theni might have led,to rontam- for freeing 41 Americana detained pert Ye poeition ee followe: port on a four-months investiga­ inatfon. Nothing was found to in­ SCOCA8 jB ^ W S * 0 1 0 JINK* .'If August White Sale "KAREFREE" FABRICS SCHOOL f SUPPLIES ■ ; '. BfXm'nWEAK--SEOONb FUM>K Rerrtovat of the preeent Sultan (Oontiaued on Pjage Three) Independence a social virit. The attractive red tion aaid some lota of Cutter- vac­ dicate that. the- infective sntounta on the Chinese mainland. haired girl received naUbnwide U. Alexia Johnson. U.S. ami r e te s t HUIs, N. Y.. Ail«. IS I cine contained live .'virus 'and of live virus in C utter vaccine were Aaatralia gat tha IfaM Hand araahable, crease resisUnt. Just wMh and-dnp dry, PENCIL BO)(ES-i-i...... ,. i .. ,ii... 29c to 69e publicity a few tnontha ag6 when attributable to contamination.” >sador to Prague, and Waiig t Window Rock., Arit.. Aug.' 35 she ran off unexpectedly With Earl nan, Red China’s envqy in Wi .break -today aflmm V J L ekarth little or no ironing. , Michael Oatreicher, 26-year-oId Oouragoas Report ploa ; Vk ,-SrtxM waa toa«i Can You Start Again at 62 f * — Independence for America's Cutter' Laboratories called the met (or two hour* and flve mlnui Sheets, Cases, Towels, FrrTED ZIPPER BINDER CASE ______. . . ;$2.50 SWEATERS largest Indian tribe ih 10 years? Miami policeman. Health Service statement a ,"coU'' in the Palace of Nations. *^*yj bgataat hia oM ..‘RJtooT’ Ka« 45^ Wesco Kargfree Crepe C I ^ s - That is the hope of one vigorous Police said a copy of their report News Tidbits rageoua report affirming our faith emerged to announce only that'hm? Baaewall, to ike sptaiiag rtogtos Slip-on and rardigans. Nylon, orlon find wool, good selee- young man who fills a key role in was. transmitted to the homicide that no negligence ior incompetence other meeting would be held Sat­ aC toe Davis Chip aSal> R«yen and Dynel ...... a.. ^ | yda HARD COVER BINDERS o ,...... 39c end 50c tion of colors. Sizes 7 to 14.^^, ^------^ Aging Couple Lose All tribal affairs. squad because of the unusual rtr- Called froa AP Wires would be found ...” urday. * ' ^ leiaga rsM d. ..Tba aao*a#maMk "Ih 10 years I* would like to see cumstsncea surrounding the death. A company, statemeht added; Today's meeting; was tbs 11th tomarraw at Ika West BHa Ttoto Bed Pillow Mattress Pads the Nsvsjos take over, with every ataC M b -A sew lijBeted crept weave in chsmwl. green Ixureb'navy, tMdi Dr. Samiiei Manstein, a physician "While naturally relieved that devoted to the first item on the BINDER REFILLS ...... iOe y~ the apartmant' : Weather Buiesa ay s brown and medium grey. Navajoe,” says M. Maurice Mo- in the Oatreicher girl was 'viaitlng, of etonsic bomb 'within hurricane (Contlaued on Page Nineteen) (OSatiBBed oa Pbga Three) ■gatoat Lewie 4 m and Covers, €tCi' ^ Oabe, aeeretary-treasurer of the pronounced' her -dead - and said, he- probmay wenld Inerenee nther ■COMPOSITION ioOKS ...771.. /...... IQc to was uiiable to determine the cauas thdn duninia storm's fury . . . ""^lionoAOExnu^ A many-sided program, or series of death. ' By JAMES DEIT4N V ^ The furniture — the - rad-pluah A ustria’s 15,000 doctors snd den­ Wartdagt^ At«. 28 ~ 45” Wesco Korofroo Flannel C I ' of programs, aimed ultimately at Occupants of the apartment tists begin two-dey aatton-wlde are a t FHA' retractable BALLPOINT PENS .,v ...... 59c North Grosvenor Dale, Aug. 25 sofa and sasy obslra with embroid- turning the tribesmen loose to 'Royonand D acron ...... v. ■ yd. ' (ffv—The giay haired woman loo)c- ,ery work .drtq>ed over their backa where Mrs. Oatreicher died told strike in protest at^nst planned It Wasn^t a Stylish Wedding ■gad ai GIRf.S’ BLACK WATCH shape their own destiny is gaining police she had been separated from law which they'elaim will harm coetera BABY SHOP ^ •d at her furniture, wet and ruined —ia ruined. ' " momentum. Among major phaaea from the dank flood Waters, out her husband. Her family lives in thsir iNTtvato pncticea and Froaty tone flannela Umt will waah like a handkerchief. Char­ WEARjEVER LIQUID LEAD PENCIL ...... : : 29c ' Ihe concrete aidawalk leading are:- t'-reatm their independence. £T^'aM*nMiMrStoMM where the front yard had been. from the front door la'gone. The By tha government — Schooling But Knot Was Tightly Tied (m P A ) coal, brown, teal, rnosa' green, p i ^ and light blue. "It's terrible to loswyour home,” neat grass lawn in a mass of mud (Continued on Page n Im Is m ) VM. offleialB say France is us­ of chjidren and movement of ing eight barrewed I1J4. beHoop- •k '' ' ESTERBROOICFOUNTAIN PENS ...... >... $2.50 BERMUDA SHORTS said Mrs. Henry Dery. "We saved snd ssphsit tossed '.p from the tribesmen who wiah to move to MaCABXHY SOCKS .3 prs- $1.00 4 for years to buy It.” street.- ten in combatting .insurgents in Bouthbridge, Mass., Aug. 35 (B—^boy. A newspaper photographer Sizes 4 to 8. New fail colors. Reg. 39c pair. cities to live. North Africa . . Sen Preacott was one of-the official wltneases. Wi Orion, and wool. Sizes She and her 62-year-old husband "ThU was a beautiful place,” By the tribe—;-Bncourage|nent of Autos Crash, Kills It wasn't a stylish wedding -a- hut I3 .9 8 . were sorting out the furnltpre— aaid Mra. Deiy. 'Buah (R-Ooan) calls on Democra­ The Rev. Mose Ledoux murted 10 to 14. industries to'move to the reserva­ tic colleague from South: Carolina only because a big flood ruined the them byj candlelight. Ihare waa no the debris—with an air of "Where It was. The Uttla red-Brick ho^e tion and financial aid to Navajos town. HOUSEWARES she and her. husband occupied for Qne, Injures Seven to "acotch reporta” that Southern choice since there won't b* Ui 8 Pc CAKE SET do we, begin 7” * for college educationa - ' ' . .>: etetea are attenopting to "pirate The bride wore the only dresa in parts of town for a long w Preteen sizes 10 to 14.7 For Dery it was Just about Die 30 years had a view of the tiearby The once warlike Navajos, 87 SPUN ALUMINUM 4-PlECE ■ , By'Harker French River and a bridge that ladMlijua" from . flood stricken she didn't lose in the flood. y*t- ^ I CROUP OF DRESSES last straw. < ^ years after signing a peace treaty' Salem, Aug. 23 (.dh—Richard J. areas ff Oonnecticut. , . . The bridegroom wore hia Nation­ St. ^ Germain* and Mtos Malo His story symboliasS the suffer­ crossed it.. with tin United Statis, atill ha"a Greatly reduced. Values to $5.98. . Currier and lyes, pint eone. fruit and gadroon patterns. • But last Friday night the North Wltklns, 26. of Wilson, was killed Two Colorado R^tublican lead­ al Guard fatigue uniform and he originally were to be married tost CANISTER SET $7.29 ings of many who endured tbo- a long row to poe before they will ers tell Prflttdent BXsenhower he is was haggard from long flood duty. floods predpiUted last weak by Grosvsnor Dam a half mile up- and seven persons w en injured in Friday, the day of the flood. be running their own Vffaira. Thia a three-car crash on Route 85 tote at height of hie popularity and *rhey knelt on pieces of cardboard' They apt pert-way to church With copper tonq.Jops. | . . ' Hurriesns Diane. " atream burst. • » y'bar there aro about'4 Navajo all of New London; Bernard Tif- strength and freer trade jvith old 7wedding with formal clothss.and Several boura later ’th ^ were doaed. Now, over tha door of their once Agency says he haa seen "a grow­ fat\jr, 45, of Groton, and 'Vaugtm customer Oommunlet CHne. ., scores of inylted guaata- evacuated from the house with a RANGE SET . "In tha pSM 10 moaths,” ha aaid, coay home hangs n neat sign, It ing MilitV' on the part of the In­ Sherwood, 32, of Mystic, all occu­ Geh. Nathan F. Twining eaye Instead, only a handful could rope thrown to them by a friend. "Fva loat my Job; I loat |1,000 I Mys “Ihls buUdng is deoland un­ dians to hahdla thqir own atfairs. pants of oqa car. - "Soviets ora at OB" in their reach the church in a badly-bat­ They bc^nled a small boat and qORE^ROY SLACKS Sixes 7 to 14. L *3 ‘9s to *8 “ had iaveatad in tha plant: can't gat fit for ooeupaneyliy order of the "As fast aa we reasonably can, Also M n .1 toicy HUbom aaBltwtorata of prograas davelotong tered pert of town. rowed to the church.'They found For boys ind ffeir 8ize» 2 to 8. P r i^ at ’’ tha moofy until the plant ia aold; health offloor. It la not to be re- we transfer authority to the tclba.” Chart*# Zorn, both of West. Hart­ advanced military craft... Gov Beperter as Altar Boy j the church empty- 'end Sooded. - Md paw. my home U gone.” ooMpied wlthaiit pormlSBion of he says. ford. They wen in another car onment ptona to nea revised SALT and PEPPERS pr. 59c Actually tha bouse kUU. atsnda. the baalth officer.” A reporter gave th* Rretiy bride Father Ledoux sold it wea to be I Preteen sixes 8 to 14. . ^ 5 * ? * ^ 7 * ^ ® ' McCabe, called ‘highly proAci- with three other peraone who w en YiIrTtarr sillmsi I some qf away in mairiage Urt'uicbt be­ M'J ojn., nuptial Maaa. But- tha idaatar of tha Uving room The Darya ware not trying to n - aA” by Spaulding, la opUaistio. uBinJunML fltoSTpradtot win ■ harp cause bar father becamelU after *1 waited part that kour." The JMCIIAM COR^ has baaa washed out. Tha Wteha* Wltkins waa driving alone, SUta toapla iSABKBOfri it forflcast the flood. Bm t hM huokM . CAKE SAVER $3.49 V ^ 8g* ■ chO : « ^ PpUcaaald. Muitor this year. AaothiMr reporter seryail as alti« « ^ i 1 V. ' > '' - MS' ICANCHBSnS EVENING BEBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY^ AUGUST 25, 1965 *5i-’''.- ': X = "rt* - -■

J. Rockville M A N C g n T B B SV b N ^O HERALD. M ANCHBBT^ OONN.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1958 ion Rftgistrstion Sehsdnk Rockville-Vernon The office of the auperln- Couficil Approves tandent of schools today an­ ak rill INftaie^fi Lasi Local Stoad Balks H ighway Crew ^^ foil Day Sch^dvtled nounced the sehedule' of O G Silver Dane Bus Co, Plain*. Mbirocicii' -L reglBtrhtion for aU childran Parking Not Resplyed Special Fund Use 30 OAK ST. — MANCHISTKR 1 U. S. Pushes entering the pubUc achools of : ^ m High School Year Mancheater for the first time. RockvUle, Auit. ftfl (Special)— To Request Hike in Fares RaghKratlon of chUdren if P I N E P O O D if 9UAUTY HVIRAOES Floc^ Area Return DepGsed Si After Mayor, iJnif Meet Aftermath of the flood captured •MWBMBBMMMteMS from kindergarten age through * /A' the major portion of the short \ DAILY SPECIALS CethmutATB on .the Silver LiAne*hAd to q(jd to Ite regulkr rime to - -Ji,- ^a g . aft (BpMlal) •'■‘•eoarta on Wodneadajrat 10:30 a.m. the eighth grade will be held (C M mm4 will MTian and d p.m., began today a t' the Sept. 1 from 10 a.m. to 13 Rockville, Aug. 25 (Special) Sgroup to prepare figures on such agenda of the Board of Common JSuA to . Uno Buv bo in for A fAM haul the'school children. He ealfl Sport Center'on Proa pec I St, end noon and from 3 . to 3:30 p.m. a project. • HOME MADE RAVIOU . regular nine originally were able Relief Plans Trio Hurt Sligh% At a long-awaited meeting last CkmncU at lU meeUng last iflght. InerAAAO, e^cordlng to a eUtement luia • ew tj6*i*m an oriOnUtlon at the pool office at Henry Park. Matthew Allen, also liipresenting to transport the studenta, but now ImuM Mold ftav* pewMBted Uw TtO* AU sl^ool buildings will be night, the Rockvtlla Parking Im­ In a letter to Mayor Frederick laoM that taoK u eetlBiaitid S w v. Rlbicoff aaked for Xnd treAAurer of the compAny, At added in Mancheater and Bast Uvna Ih Monoqstiwd A ln ria em r who have not registered their .X tha (MMuHid-TIb Mioiilna elalBMd s u n w S ^ . *m n of flrlo. and ahd oh Wednesday morning at the children previously srs re­ Mayor Frederick Berger and a problem. Mayor Berger repllad A StAto Ftiblle UtUltlee Commle- Hartford, these in each town. the American Bar Aaaa., to hia durindaa o( tIH oommittea plan^ formation of a committee to make Won public hoArtns thle morning. alao that tha govanunant had Bot ' courts before the clinic opens at quested to do so at that time. committee from the town the that he personally' could see no “ChUdren increased in such num­ vacatloh headquarters In Denver. : Boltotv Aug. 38 (Sped*!)— Biiur Um procram. ^ . 10:30, Donald Berger, recreation immediate' need for parking ekeept plane for reconstruction. However, ;Tho commleMon met to beer atnicK hack aeon atMugh attar tha Registration of high school bers that we just had to put on The White House put no.celling Three Hartford reaidsnte auffered upriaiaga. 'Aa da^Iour progtan will ba director; said. Instructlhnlin fore­ parking problem in downtown for Friday nights. inaamuch aa RockvUle’e damage Itoyeo’A AppoAl for a 31-cent Ur* extra buses,” said Royce. minor injuries in .* one-car acet- bald Sapt. 7. S ^ o m q ra a Slid Jun< hand, backhand and serve, plus students will ba held on Aug. , Repreaenting the town at the hUto In the coet at Ita bus Ucksts on the cost flgura, mit Indicated Angry howls drowned out sM* 30, 81 and Sept. 1, from 9 a.m. Rockville. during the flood waa alight, the Last ftlAOO the Army engineeni alone have up Ment At about 5:30 p.m. yeetentey lora wlU aa t dttand feheoi unUl tips on tennis techniques will be Robert Rlvkln, co-chairman of i rtieetingrtieeUng befideabefides Mfyor. Berger Board voted to take yare of the for nsATly 800 school chUdren who He alto- stated that the buaea when tee vehicle in wltlch they ernmanl 'rafiraeeaUtlvea in Mth., to 13 noon and from 1 to 8:85 IVORYTON HOTEL ptdo the Une’s reguler busea. . to 6100 million that can bo diverted Morocco and Alfsiia yaatardaF glven.by Richard Dewla, Courflsnd p.m. the parking unit, acted aa spokes- were Alderman Kleman Harry town’s damages and let the emer­ travel a toUl of 56 mllaa per day, to flood reliof. Tho engineere will were riding eoute Ob Volpe, Rd. ' *^¥te%Mcraai will bagtn with a ^ c k e t 'Division, Courtlend, N. Y., m an ^r the group. In greeting the | Ertel and Emil Oastay; CS«aIrman m a i n STREET. ESSEX, C O N N . ^ The hoArlng, held At 10:45 UUa five tripe each, which costs about in Bolton hit a atone and sModed whan they triad to deliver oOlclal Sft^mlmita pwied toe aaniora and gency funds be used for mors Midtnlng in tho SU ta Office BuUd- handle the bulk of the direct work tributes to tea Franch victims. who is also Cornell University var­ town offlclaU, he said, “We hope i of^the planning commission, Don- needy areas. 31 cants a milk "The revenue de­ into a roadside, wall. thair raipe&m tiaahman in home sity tennis coach. liig in Hertford before a S-mAli —renmvlng debrU. clearing and Aroused colonials trampled eo you will understand the plight of ^ d Wwkes; wd ^Police _Capt. Aldsrman William SUtee then W IU PRESENT ITS FAM OUS rived for' theae rldeai, was 81,500 patching bridges and hijpirays, According to State P(flioe at roottii to ihalM oyt ochedulM iM^d Berger also annoujtced that the with 4-3 records. Winner of to­ the merrhanU. ” The only, vmy t o ! P«ter Dowgowicz. Rivkln, Flamm •ommiaeion, lAated imly one hour. for the year, and since Tt costs us Colchester Bamcke, tee oJierA- (wreaths tea govarnmant had sent to raqalva initructiona relating to night's game will play the VFW proposed the group stand for a IKlAr the end of the hearing Royce and repairing other damage to pub­ to tee auYices. women’s tennis championship, will solve the problem is throilih the i « d Allen represented the Parking about 13,000, you can see that we lic property. tor of tee vehicle, Mario Mbreno, lockala and aeh.ooI regulations. be played following the swimming team, winner of the flrat round, in city government* a

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966, IIANCHBSTBB EVENINO HERALD. HANCBIBREB. C0NN„ THURSDAY^ AUGUST 26. 1966 State. Congress U nit^lans Cphlribuiion Booth Obituary Praise Service Detachment Weddings India to Provide Campaign over $4,200 For Efforts in Washington ToTapAllSoj tes Young Couple on Way to Ala^a Vaccine M oneys .m |T j- DobaoR-Foster A bus that uaad^^ haul school (OeeHaeafl' tram Pago O qa)' Mrashington. Aug. 25 (ff)-^lndia Deaths By WHITNEY JACOBS whatolaaa to get auppliei or food un­ ahUdran in WjltinuuiUe la new has agreed to provide the United Cl . 'When a 24-foot wall of water hit til Washington’s road proMams rumbling along croaa country on *»* Betiitasi-«•»? Herald today 2K war* atraightanad out. control projects pta{in«d but net States with all the Rliasua mon­ ggIdii'HoEBi of flood-re- nounctd It U acccptinc ctmtribu- Jnaaee Frande Atwood the town of Wubington Friday at Its way to' Alaska, loaded down keys it n a ^ for mediert rtsearch tiow of coaiitd, g«o4ir for diatrlbu* about 2 a.m.. it tor# out parts of Restoring this network to s*rv- Iwllt. ' ■ • , News Tidbits oaOMtad w far by the ,, Jamea Prancie dttwood. SS. 528 icabtlity waa termed th* "primary Assist dia,,N#w Havan Railroad with lum tttra and carrying a re- and polio vaccina proddotlcn dur- r JIW Ceoea chapter to Uon in th« fir* and flood-atrickaKf’W. Middle Tpke., died auddenly at th* bridge connecting th* toWn tog to* n*kt. 10 months. Putnam area. . ' with Washington Depot, impaled mission'’ of th* Sarvlc# Dttoch- in *ffort*''io gat some 810.000,000 Odfed from AP Wirss Ce|itly auuTied Manchester man V v S J'MS.60, ■ hia horn* thla morning. ‘ ment, and this waa accompllahsd kH i his young brid*. The-govarnment anflouncad yes­ Oana of evaporated milk, beam, A vataran of World War II, ha doors oti the croaa bar* of tale- in gnyammant loans to . repair IktaAotal repreaeoU a baby food and aoup are wanted, phdn#/poles, destroyed business** by Monday. Oisastar heiadquartar* The couple are Stephan Turklng- terday a new/ import ograanMnt ^ w m err ovee the total repoftad waa employed aa a aupervlaor of then ordered tham to northarn .ttack and bridge damage. Such Formar Prim* Minietar Moham­ tott, son of Mrs. Clara Turklngtoa emending to Juno 30,1950 and sub­ 'ipbe local Iod(* will turn the food- production control at Hamilton and, home* and left th* area .'iy the Rad Croaa yeaterday,' arid ■tutfa over to the Putnam lodfe divided into three isolated aecUons. devastated areas, but they ware ra- loans can b* made if th* industry med All U retnmtog to WaoMag- WaUett ot 135 Warahok* Rd.. and ject to renewal aftoi* .that Um*. '■till contributlona for the emer, Standard. Ho waa a member of the callad to WaaMh^on one* mors. ton aa PakisUn’s Ambnaaador to the fprmer Botty Jan* Damon of ’American aoientlsta uoe'about 130,- for diatrlbutlon. Contributor* are Maneheater Country Club, th* But the daxed and disheartened involved haa defense aspects. '^/- fancy fund drive are pouHng In. aaked to.depoait the canned fooda townspeople were, not without ,povernor Abraham Rlbicoff and the United States... Egyptian Bernhrdaton, Mom. They war* 000 Rhasua mpnkays a year for The donatlona ara eoming in Mancheatar Lodge of Elka and the General Frederick O. Reincko In- Gov. Rlbicoff alao met top offi­ government epokaaman anyaJOhou. research and for making and toat- at the Eika Home .on Biaaell 8t., friends and help. cial* of tha Small Business Ad­ married Aug. 7 eiui'nftar a brief from indivlduala in varying Hartford Induatrial Foreman'* spocted Washington Monday and En-lal is epeetod to siMt Egypt honeymoon in New Hampshire, ing tho iSalk polio vhecine.. Which will be o]ien at 10 a.m. daily a u b . . Maneheater’* Service Detach­ ministration this morning ..and eninmt*, today from $200 down except Sunday. ment of th* Connecticut Stale decided health pfoblem* were ao befora and of year. took off in their, bus for Homsf, The monkeys all coma from In­ to fl, and many of tham from the He la Burvivad by hi* wife, Mra. pressing there further aid was worked out the mathoda by which Membera ot naMonal Isf lalhtnfea Alaska, 5,580 miles from Man­ dia, but that country halted export The local Elka hope- that a LiUllui Street'Atwood; hi* mother, Guard arrived there Saturday the atot* Slid tha federal agency ■ f^ tha Rad Qoaa aald. truckload of canned food can be night after a roundabout 125 mile needed. This was the reason the from 30 countriaa attand opening chester. of the animals for a tim* during A typical letter accompanying Mra. Fred Atwood, and, two ai*- unit .was ordered back. will cooperate on financial relief in Helsinki of 44th Wertd Con­ Th* Turicingtons are the second the springy after some monkeys collected within the .next twodaya. tarn, Mr*. Charlotte Chalfonte and trip to bring aom* ord#r out of for 'atat* businessmen and home one of the |l donatlona, the Red taglea Drive chaos. town waa without water af-. gress of th* Intarparllama&Ury wkvo ef Manchester people tO' died ip. transit, Monkeys ara croaa aaid, waa received from Conunander Robert T. Peteraen Mra. Haul Senecal, all of North ter Friday morning when the dia- oWnera. Union. . . . HoKm of Brooklyn make the aoaault on Alaska in six revered by some Indian native*. Adam*, Mau. Capt. Joaeph Magnano, com­ "W# had a very aueceeafui con­ Mira. EUaabetb Spry, who llv^ at of the Dllworth Cbrnell-Quey Poat manding the detachment which in­ aatrous sweep of the Shepaug Diet. Atty. Edward 8 Silver is years. On April 8, 1949, Turking- The hew agreement pledges every Fimeral urvicea will b* con­ ference,” aaid Gov. Rlbicoff. looted of $11,209 worth of Jewelry - ton's brother, Robert, his 'wife, Oraen Lodge Home and whd. In No. 102. announced today that the ducted Saturday morning from the cluded four olfieers and 2fl anliated hit the little community of About precauUon against mUhandling of her letter, aaya ahe wiU ba-TW American Legion, Department of men, aaid ohly one store and a 4;300 people. Monday waa the "They have outlined what they but thieves overlook othjir Valu­ Carolyn aiM Donald McCabe, Earl th* animals in shipment. . PT if n g I e Funeral Home , North Can do effectively to help our peo­ able gems and furs. Engel and Donald Anderson, rolled- ' next month. ponnecticut, haa eatabllahed Ita Adam*. gaa station were left Intact out of- first time a watar tank truck In her latUr,, Mra. Spry aaya own Special Emergency Dlaaater the whole ru in bualneda district. could g^ iS to reitqr* the water ple who auffered losses from th* A 78-year-o)d Texafi ia charged . out of Manchester in tWo Model A Call hour* will be 4;S0 thi* after­ flood. W# In turn have answered with murder after banriag lUs 9- Fords towing hotne-mad* trailers, #• .■he leat h e r huaband and horn* In Fund, which will be adminiatered noon until 2 p.m, at the Hoimei Twb elderly people died whenf supply to something approaching Mrs. Robert F. Ddbaon by a Special Dlaaater Committee. their problems in 'getting tempo­ yenr-old granddaughter to death bound for Homer. Czechs to Sl^sh .WilUmantlc two yaara ago. hot Funeral Home. 4(X> Main. St., and th4y refused to evacuate whto noymsl. , ' with hammer becauaa “ah* wap aOOi, ‘'When I ana ao many auf- ' Peteraen haa aaked that all local at the Pringle Funeral Home to warned. ' ' , Without Power - Mias Lorraine Edna Foster, rary secretarial help.” Of these first Alaska pioneera, l.eglonnairca donate aa much aa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gov. Ribicoft aaid the atat* making too much not**." A 25- only Anderson has come back to farln# (from tM flood*) and ao morrow, from 2 to 4 and 7 toyiO CtUvert Plugged Power waa out, and the com­ year-old youth climbs hMtoe co­ .34,000 ja Se^ice I/:*? School duds for Preteens much deatructlon I thank Qod I they cai^to the fund. He aald dona- p.m. ' A 60-fool gap in th* bridge ap; Avery Foster of Avery St., and would'make available to Staff th* Mkhchestar to live. H* returned a tiona ahduld be eent to the Poet plete contents of atoraa like the Robert Frank Dobson, Norway, four SBA offices in the ataU per- ment mixer at, San LaoJtdre hi feW yean ago when his father be- am ao wall...and artah 1 could proachea waa torn out by the rti2h- AAP iharket w#r* a total loss. California and ia killad wM n ma­ Vienna, Austria, Aug. 2S, (85— flda more” to the drive. Home. All checka ahould be made ing Shepaug River, which had been Maine, son of Mra. Hasel Dobson, Bonnel from other atat* depart­ (eame ill. . , payable to B. B. TYuakaaki. Food would hav* become a seri­ Portland, Maine, and Samuel Dob­ chine atarU accidenUlly,,,______Following Russia’s lead, Ckeche- Oenatoa All Prellta impounded about four miles up­ ments. The number neoded by The rest are flrinly eatabllahed In addition, he aald the Poat ous problem if. it were not for the son of West Falmouth, Main#, th* SBA is relatively amall, 30 to In Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Robert alovakia also haa announced a cut The drive will get another booat stream by a idghway embankment. roads restored to ua*. and South Carolins—danlad > ouch in her armed forces. .' ' home will accept contributlona of F u ^ ^ a ls When th* culvert ndrmally carry­ war* married Saturday, Aug. 30, 33. These employes will be Turkin^on, who wera only recent­ I’ Now Machine Washable tomorrow from ARaii R. Coe Jr., clothing and non-periahable food Lucidly thara war* few maphan- in th* Wapping Community intantlons. ly married when they went to Radio Prague aaid last night the owner of tho Dairy Quean at the ing th# river wdter plugged up, granted leaves )of absence from Ribicoff aaid be had not boon In­ Red regime plane to reduce the for flood victima until further aim finally washed out, all the wa­ ical breakdowns, but on* was a Church. The double ring ceremony their Jobs. Homer,,now have three children, comer of Hartford Rd. and Bridge notice. Edward A McMahon near diaastar, A part of a shovel waa performed at 3 p.m. by the formed of any opocific Inataaces .and Engel, who left a bachelor, army by 34,000 men this year aa • t Coe will' donate all profit aervlcea for Sgt. Maj, ter cam* down to Washington. Flaanetal Relief whfre repreaentativsB of southern a "result of the Geneva Conference Sanforlan ^ . Meanwhile, relief in the form of Oonatruotion apecialiats war* digging dirt for tha sarvlc* de­ Rev. Eric Mi Rickard of , . acquired a wife in Alaska and now from hie aalaa to the dlMUtar extra time for premium paymenta 8. McMahon. 55, aoh-ln- Ms m Th# Governor said the SBA states had contacted officials of and the improvement in interna­ needed, it was obvious, and that tachment broke, and the nearest has thre* children alao. fund. A rapraaontatlva from the wan announced today for holder* of )Hra. John Lyona, 87 Foster place to got one was in Taterboro, Mrs. Mary B. Denslow played would operate to provide financial atricken Arms. McCabe waa also married In tional relations." Rad Croaa wlU he,on duty a t the of aavinga bank life inaurance whi wh* died auddenly yeatarday ia what th* men in th* sarvlc* th* bridal music and accompanied -relief through it# loans in many It would be "gbquliah”. of aout^i- The broadcast gav* no figures on detachment are; truck drivera, N. J. "The cooperation between Alaska, He returned to MancheS' Dairy Quean to help Coe in thi* have auffered in ‘ the flopdi at his Home in Brie, Pa., will be th* aoloUk, MiaS' Julietta G. Nolin fields. ' ern ataten to try to kir* from Con­ ter with hia wife immediately af­ CecchoBlovakia'ii armed strength, bulldoaer operators, engineers, and the troops .and tha townspeople "It doesn't matter whether the necticut the industries davaatatad but Wcatem estimatea place it at W ool Skirt Samuel Bf, Hawley, preaidefli of held at 8 o'clock tonight In Brie, was exempted by what hap­ of Berlin, N.H., who aang "O Per­ ter their marriage inU ctober 1949, Opae haa not ptanned a the Savinga Bank* Ufe Inwirance with a service in the New York th* like. Also, th* unit haa ita own fect Love," and th* Lord's Prayer. property damage wa* aiiatalned by floods, said the Governor. about 240,000 men under arms, V , radio cqmmunloationa, ao. It ia a pened next.'' At Columbia, 8. C. acting stot* for an extended honeymoon, but some 300,000 reserves and about ’ heuae-to-houae canvaaa, but acom- lYnid’ of OonnacticuiL aaid the Tempi*, New York City, at 8 p.m. Presented in man'ag* by her by ,a church, an industrial plant |have since returned to Alaska. jnittae of buaineto and pro^aaalnnal State’* mutual apVlng* banka tomorrow. Burial will be in Ken- self contalnad group, and nearly A farmer in Uie area owned a father,, the bride had for her maid or a homeowner. *ni* SBA loan# development board diractor S. W. 260.000 armed police. )x>rder self sustaining as wall. light plane. The pilot, his way Gable said South Carolina "is not ^ Proaperhag In Homer guards and people's militia. aaan baa been aet up to aoliclt Whldi laaue aavinga bank life in- tico Salvation Army Cemetery, of honor Mis* Nolin, who waa her will apply.” According to the Turklngton’s * 5 '9 9 funda'among th*3lr ooUeaguea. aurancc; will glv* all policy h«td- White Plain*) N. Y.-, at 11 a.m. on When Washington town lofficial* lit by emergency equipment be­ roommate at colleg* and for SBA officiala were headed by out to lure" any of the storm dam-._ Rursia anhounced 12 days ago sent In an SOS to disasUr head­ longing to th* Sendee Detach­ Wendell B. Barnes, administrator aged Induatrial plants in the siut- ~ cousin. Town Clerk Samuel J. Mie planned to demobilise 640,000 Tho n u n and Uie group* they- era the Rtote'a floodratrickan Saturday. . bridesmaids her cousin, Mias Sally Turkington Jr., the Manchester area* tonal tlm*..in which to quarters Saturday attamoon, pro­ ment, took off from a small land­ Foster of Windaor, and Miss Bar' of tho agency from Waahlngton. ern states. men by Dec. 15. U ke her satellitea, will aoUclt are Ted BanUey, fuel Sgt. Maj. McMahon and Mrs. "It would bl unthinkabi* for v* people are doing Well in Alaska. Russia ha* kept her armed pny P» niuma that are due. McMahon called on Mr*. Lyona * bably the first time a message ing field at 8 o'clock on* morn­ bars PIlius of Warehouse Point. Sitting in on the conference with • Slim skiit- / dealer*; Atty. Harold Oarrity. at- could b# sent, the unit waa dis­ . =The Governor were F. Norbert to do anything which would add Bob, who I lost Summer guided an strength secret but the West eati- tomoya; Dr. Lone Oiddinga. who ia week ago, while returning from ing and returned so quickly with Linda Anderseti, niece of th* oil-hunting party of geologists pa tchad from Hartford. Leaving the part that operations began bridegroom was flowar girl. Bnglis,. deputy SBA admlniitrator to the misery of the atricken peo­ mates the Soviet forces at about • Leather belt Rad OTm chapter vie* chairman, their vacation and a vialt ^ th hia there at about S p.m., the State in charge of financial aasislance; ple In the flood areas.” employed by a large oil company. 4.760.000 men. . phyatglana; John Andlaio, packn^ daughter, Mrs. Helen Thomas, In again at 10 o'clock th* same Winfield Dobeon of Pembervtlle, I* now in the process of acquiring Investigate Four Guardsmeif arrived in Washington Ohie", wsa best man for his brother Donald 'A. HipIrinB. deputy ad­ Ben E. Douglas, diractor of • Fashionedl’with 2 kick plaats atoraa; Roger DiTamndo, tavefSa Boston, Mass. Hevalso leavas four morning. North Carolina'e Stats Oonaarva- a boat for salmon fishing and alao about midnight Saturday. Other troops worked in th* area and tha ushers wato Gordon Dob- ministrator in charge of produc­ and grtUa: Lee flrMehta. aeiMe* brothars and • alstar in New Jar- Evan stricken as they were, the tion and procurement; Arthur E. tlon and Development Department, n u a . the school bu4 in Homer, ■UUofu; Saul Imrlne, r*toa aoer Car CrasheS'Here also, Including those from th* aon, South Portland, another broth • Tab button detail aay. townspeople managed to find food Long, regional director for the said no apecifid effort was being which helps explain-Bteve’a choice had left behind six years ago. and UCONN OFFERS FLOOD AID GEN ERAL. \ chanU; and Well* DaniT 216th Field Artillery from Dan­ er; and Keith Andersen, Portland. made to Induce Induatriea put out of transportation. and shelter for tha men, and they bury. This waa National Guard Maine, brptherfin-law of the brid#' SBA in New York. prepared to strike out for Alaska Storrs, Aug. .25 (85—President _^,.Char?bal gray, brown, navy. ■ TWO" iplveiw war* arreatad. on* beigah work on ih* bridga Sunday Baniea outlined oeveriU factors of commlaelon by th# flood*-to re­ ~ Engel is already the skipper of A. N. Jdto*haen aaya the Univer­ Dnlt. groom. Gerald R. SmitKergill, Man' a salmon fishing boat and Me with hia bride. TV SERVICE W ith the in contribu man hoepHallaad and a woman auf- morning. Washington auppUed cheater, cousin of the bride, waa applying to appUcationa and build in his state. Lengthy Trip sity of Connecticut haa established • Size$ lb to 14. tlo n sfo r I of laat woek'a farad minor tnjuriaa yeatarday aa Public Records aOm* of the needed equipment, and 'TTvere is 'psophlIa. No Umlt on Leans Connecticut will have th* forwHght employed as an automobile sales­ the govemora of other flood- aarvation; and Mra Charlea Wil- odiat Churc: the gap in th# bridge approach, ond in command, Lt. Walter 'Von and courage to start anew in wis man in Rockville, decided that if SMIUN9 r s n v i e i probably the most important link The honor attendant wore i There la no limit on SBA loana atate,‘’ aald the Governor. , ravaged sUtaa and urged that 24 St. John St., was not Honk, operation* officer, aaid gown of light pink cryatalette. This Barnes said. Regional directors he was over going to see Alaska, ■tepa ba taken to laeur* a aucoeae- hoapitalixod but aulferad aninor Ih- Ught ftograncaa (lavender, in Washington's transportation net­ there was little to distinguish be­ this eras the time to go, hia cousin All. Preteens love 6MIUND PEHTE violet, canwtion) arc freaheat for work. flttad bodice had a 'sw eetheart can make loana up to $20,000 with­ ful campaign. Jurte*. > tween flood victims, State Police, neckline. The fulL-Vkirt was bal out clearing them through Wash­ said. summer vtoar. Put away your Th* roads through the town National Guard, or State Guard DeHvwre.FIfet Lead Krtnjak, whou vahlcla struck a serve three ouUyinr communities. larina Iength.,Bfie wore a match­ ington. Loans are made at 8 per He purchased- the bus in Willi- WANDELL- JHeahwhil*, Mandiaetar reaidenta parked car on E.- Center St. at heavy, exotic perfumaa until fall. in their- spirit in meeting the ing headptocli and carried an arm cent interest for up to 20 years. Schmidt, Una mantlc. loaded, it with his own be­ Washable Full Fashioned '/I ' Mritlnued to provide aid for flood about 2:10 p.m., waa taken to the emergehey. bouquet of pink and blue cama- Eligibility exUnda to individ­ longings and the household furni­ victima in other than money gift*. hospital but dlschargad today, H* ‘‘Cooperation waa wonderful," ttona and gyiMophlla. uals, corporations, partnership*, ture his brother and sister-ln-law ANDERSON Tlie firat load of dpnated food and told inyfatigating Patrolman Ray­ Capt. Magnano aaid. ^ ,- ' The bridesmaids wore Identical churches, charitoble Inatitutlons On Honeymoon V 'CHMJflnf to leave h*M for a davaa- mond Peck he bMam* unconscious Flood Relief Bulletins "The town was loaded witl>^ ballerina ia'ng'th gowns of hyacinth and olhar non-profit organtxations. Building O rloii Sweaters tated area departed from the local Juat before th# accident. The of- mud, silt and debt is," h^.a€ded, blue cryatalette, with halter neck­ Farmers. apply for disaster loans Veterana of Foreign War* poat fleer Mtlmated aboOt $150 damag* but the people there hoA ono item lines, full: akirts and matching through the Farmers Horn* Ad­ After Reunion Contractors homa at Mamchutar Oraen at 10 waa don* to Krinjak’a car. Watorbury. Vt.. Aug. 28 iff)—. Shelton, Aug. 25 (P) Normal­ .in fabulous *upply7.^llk. Jackets. They' wore matching blue ministration office. a'ctoek thia morning.. No milk tru ^ from this dairy Menard waa' arreatad after Par Twenty-eight year* ago thia vil­ ly, Shelton la only IS milaa b y rall headpieces and carried colonial Gov. Itibicofr said-the SBA in (CooHaned from Page Om )! Resideiitlal-Cemraerciql $3.99 The material. oo|lect*d by tbe troiman Robert Turcotto yaportad from New Haven. B(it, it became farming arealiad been able to get bouquets of pink carnations and addition to providing financial help THE OFFICE.OF Ahderaon-Shaa Poet and AuxUlery, lage of S.OOO populaUon was be admitted backing .hie car into dsroogad by flood. Its nameafiker. A2 miles early thia week when New out of VS^ashingt'on since the Wed­ gypaophil*. The flow.er girl wore will aasiat flood-damaged com­ Yesterday, Mrs. Thomas and Ah«ra«kM is-RsinD^ -filled to overflowing a atatlon llaven railroad officiala ordered nesday before the flood because of a full length dress of light blue panies which have government DR./ROBERT S. SMITH o'Very soft to the touch. wagon, aedin dalivary truck and a ona owned by Mrs. Mary B. Rich­ Watefbury, Conn., donated $10,122 Mrs. Peters' huaband want to the “Biiiiiness Built On ardson, 18 Chaster Dr., at tha to help tohabllltat* iu Vermont that a car load of desparatal^ XMs heavy rains, so everyone had net and nylon and carried a baskat contracts or are lUb-contractora tp o They wear and wesr without losing Brivata automoMla tkat wera plenty of this one food. ‘The men Portland airport to meet Una. 531 EAST CENTER ST. Customer Sktisfaction*’ Jarvis parking lot ht Center and aUtef. I , ■neoded aoda ash to^ purify drint^ng of mixed garden flowers." Mr*. obtain now suppliers. shape. ' hound for hard-hit Torrtngton. *^water b# d4Iiv*rad aa near to this even drank mjlk in prsfcreaco to Th* Governor said h* had sug- They missed her though, when her VFW member* John and Georg* Adams St. The situation U now revaraed. Foster, mother 6f the bride, was WILL BE CLOSED Full Insurance Coverage • Wash in a wink. jx Mra. Richardson M id .Menard flood atricken city as ppasTble. coffee.” Lt. Von Hone said. Thi* attirad in a gown of iridaacant gaated Ulht th* SBA open another plan* from California Was early, Willard and Joaeph Tedford were Watarbuft', Conn., was damaged la mighty unusual for military Tel. MI 9-3033 or o Sizes 10 to 14.. drov* away without leaving hi* ad- by flood last Friday. V. A. Itockela. silk organs* with which she wore office in Ansonla in addition to ita and she reached th* Patars home, the drivara In Ui* convoy that wea Hartford, Aug< (>P) — s u u men. as 13,000,000 *x-a*rvicemen four offices in Putnam, Torring­ UNTIL MONDAY ^ Tel. MI 3-6651 o Yellow,, cherry, charcoal in charge of MaJ. John Ptekvp draaa or name after telling her praaident of thia villaga, aaid a a corsage of pink roaos. in a modest auto court, by cab, not to worry," ■ guarantae<^'^r cant home loan can tell you. Immediately following the cere­ ton, Watarbury, and Hartford. Th* of th* local Salvation Aruy.Oorpa. drive for fund* haa been underway What ta not unusual however, Mrs. Peters aaid har son and - AUGUST 29 After 5:00 P. M. She saw Menard driving by while since Monday night to aid Watar- mortgagia* io help flood victima mony a reception for 200 guests Governor said tbe SBA will alao Una embraetd aa' th* got out of TTta Hartford office of Mm Salva­ buil$Ll(ew dwallinga waa proposed ia the speed with Which the . State assist in shifting government con­ 82 Baldwin Road tion Army ta dlraotlne the dlatri- Tureotta waa at tha acane of the bury. Conn. About $700 w m col­ was held at th* Foster home, which tha cab, than entered the home aoeldent apd h* was arreated after .y by State Rep. Thomas J, Guard responded to tha emer­ waa decorated with seaaonal gar­ tracts from flo^ed-out induatrias Manchester, Conn. hutiem of flood-reliaf food and lected tip to last night. gency. Th# Selectmem of th* town arm in arm. Crisp - Pretty atotfung. th* ofticar pursued him In hie Kerrigan, Hartford Democrat den flowera and white .wedding to other industries In the state Four hours later- they left and cruUar.. ‘This long-range financial aid of Washington sent Oapt. Mng- bells. which can fill the orders. Kenneth Oetrinaky, cfaainaiut of Hartford,1 Aug. 25 UPi—Bto*6>ng- nano a lettsr praJaing th* work of *‘W# don't know the scope of the Mra. Peters said aha did not know the VFW ewnmitteo handling the Tureotte estimated damage to ton officialsds of th* y#tanuu Ad- will help r#U*v* the financial loan For a trip to New York City, the where they had gone nor when on unfortunate flood victims," ho his men and axpraaaing tha town** bride wore a blue fitted suit, atato's financial need yet.” the Preteen coUectioa, raportad that the Tor- the Richardson car at about $200. mlniatratlon______on ar* . drglng home gratitude for thair help. / Jthey would return. " rlngton aupplice incluM men‘a< Tbta oecurriid about 8:20 p.m. own-ners with num anding (pan* to said. matching hat and black accat- Governor aaid. - ”1 told them ,1 "Uiia had brought the eeuple's When the man returned to Man­ aoriea. They will be at'h o m e to light this would be the SBA’s womens and chlMren'a clothing. In th* hnoming. cars driven by 8.41et in touchrwith their Icndars for 2H-year-old son with her, and he hlanketA groceriee baby food and Anton Patrovieh, 71, of 87 Bridge■ axteiuleiis. While ,the VA haa no Hartford, Aug. 35 UP)—Joseph chester and thair homes yastar- thair friends at Bucksport, Mail ggest job. They' feel they can ramained her* in Mrs. Peters' jf/./ DRESS SIm and John J, Sboray, 88. of 85 Mott president of the Super day. they had loat track of tim# after Sept. 1. take care of a part of Connecticut's ■oap.rHe niao aald that included 8 auth^ty to order lendera to take needs.’’ ,| ear*. ,t In th* auppuea war* eight bundle* Birch gt„ collided at the intersec­ step. In previous dlaaater* the Market Institute with branchea and ware badly |n n##d of #l#*p. The bride, a graduato.4f^ Eli* ‘Out ot Mm PIctaaaf of 80 ddaen diaptra vdilA hadbaM tion of Center and Church Atf. t/K haa had supceaa in securing co­ throughout th* United States, Ordinary citlstns' may al#*p bat­ worth Memorial HlgluB^ool, Bast Industry In Oomebsek MERCURY SALES Canada, Alaska and Mexico, has ter nights knowing these men ara Windsor, received the degree of Alford Fine, th* man Unp flaid donated'^by the . Mother Ooou Pack invM tiiatad thia c r u ir also, operation, a spokesman said. The State Development Comihia- aba liiarriad when ah* thought $ DIapeF Senrioe, 488 E MMdl* and aatimatad damage to both sent telegrams to all food manu­ available. B.M. In music from New England aion saya much of Connecticut'# 5.99 — ..- . at a total of $200. facturers and food processors in Men on Dnty Consarvstory .of Music. June 1955. flooded out industry le back in Schmidt dead ia tha Chinaaa prison * Hartford, Aug. 26 UP»—A 48- the United Stataa to donate food She has been appointed aupervlaor camp, is "out of the picture” th* Th* reaponu to tha VFW r* Mra. W illiam ar^ughtar of' Pet­ year-old utility executive has been Those in th# State Guard Serv­ business or will be within two couple was reported to have said. ARE SOARING S ,r l ' o For the small teen girl who at for food end clothing for the rovich. injured her heed and chest and funda to the Red Cross to aid ice Detachment who wont to of music, Bucksport, Mslne,' be­ weeks; fly*' named the new chairman of the th* flood relief. ginning this fall. H er' gift to her, Schmidt said befora leaving last . likes “big teen” styling. Rood victima haa been ovarwhelm- when the Petrovich car stopped State Development ' Commission, Washington are listed below. The commission said last night night that hia attorney,^- Howard So-o-o-o Look at these wonderfui vaiueal o Tailored to fit her small pro- , ing. Oadrinahy said thro* truck audJdbty. She later continued to whose main talks la to attract The officers were C«pt. Marttano, maid of honor was a gold mono- that it surveyed 163 dsmaged in­ Haftford, Aug. 35.<8V-The most 1st Lt. Von Hone, 2nd Lt#, Ernest gramniad evening case, to the P. Welch At Sacramento had told portioi^. 'loada of material* were ooliaetad.-her destination, howavar, polic* new industry to Connecticut. dustrial planu and found that 108 him aveTrything had been taken '52 OLDSMOMLE vaatorday in the- first full dav.nf' said. Robert P; Lee, - former state Rev. Henry J) O'Brien, Archbish­ C. Linders Jr., and Edward R. bridesmaids, fitted traveling cos­ were back operating or will be '53 MERCURY Super "l8” . • Woven chambray wrinkle th* drive. ^ op of Hartford, today announced Voile. metic caaas; to the flower girl a care of. I'" Wllllama waa errasted following representative and a member of Boon, depending upon reetoration Schmidt, a member of a 839' Radio, heater, dual range shed by Dan River. , Suppilea R aedMr th# fourth accident by Patrolman the Republican Town Committee that Catholics within the archdio- Enlisted men: M. Sgt. William gold bracelet and to th* ring bearer, of power. hydriunatie. Leather up- L However, h* aald Jhef* ia still an eese are dispensed from the law H Johnson, first' sergeant; M. a watch. crew in tbe Korean War, spent 2 >4 • WiU never shrink. Samual Maltampo. IJil* occurred of prospect, yesterday waa' ap­ of abstinence tomorrow, *Tn view But the commisaion said lta,8^- years in prison ottor being shot holstieiY laterlor. Coatl- urgent nted and augar, at W, Middle Tpke. near th* ovar- pointed to a 8-v*ar term in th* Sgt. Wilson F. Kates, cbni'truction The bridegroom attended Nor­ uras were far from complete be­ Caban* brown, stand­ neatal Kit. Excelleat rub­ o Sizes 8 to 14. nan's ahavjn^klta, tea bags and of the conditions of hardship pre­ foreman; and S. F. C., Elmer way (Main*) High School and down In the Yalu River area. ard tranamiaiiipn, ra­ paae at Rt. 15, and Involved a near unsalaried poat by Gov, Abraham vailing In such a large area of the cause of the difficulty In atoning SehnMdt Gaee Defer* ber. One owner, 94 CflK tollat tlaauu. H* alao aaldTorring- haad-on crash. A. Rlbicoff. Boyle, supply; 8.^ F. C. William apeht three years in the Army. He the damag* to many pf tb#plant* dio, heater. spotUgfit, lew mileage. 9I99D ton hai put in a request for mon’a archdiocese aa a result of the. re­ Diddario, buUdoxer operator; S. is a student at Bangor Thsologlcal They are a couple ef happy exceUent rubber, low "ni* driver of the other car was cent flood. It also said it woo diffledU In some kids,” M rs Paters told, th* San unfleiwear, .aisea 48 to 82. Th* H arry M. Monty, 41, of 18 Moore New Haven,' Aug. 36 dP>—-If F. C. Ronald Seavey. motor aer- Seminary. Hia gift to his bast man placa* to reach flrmrln the hard mileage, one ^ Home will b« open to r*c«iva genat; E F. C. 'Ray Mkachfm, was a tie and.-eyff link aet; to one Francisco Call-BuU*Hn In a tele­ •wner car. $1695 '45 CA D ILLA C PRETEEN CORDUROY l|lt., Maltaiflpo reported, 'ihe offi­ your car w u submerged in the West Hartford, Aug. 35 (85 — hit sections of the state. phone conversation. donations from 2 a.m. to^ midnight. cer aatimated damage to hia ear f^Md and filled with tilt, and communlcationa chief, radio; and of the uShera h* gave, a cigarette The 1$8 plants employed 38,12$ 4-Door, hydra,, airnrhliag in addition, th a n are two siib- at about 1300. Tha' search by a group of rasi- S. F. C. William C. Stengle, maaa Hfhtar; to the oUter a wallet. ‘■I'v# got th# baby," Mrs. Peter* ' nr.any wero. the advice ofTiti'CSSii- dents including flramen for a nine persons, the commiaaion said, and continued,, ref erring to to* couple's I ■tatlona—on* at the ThrlRy Clean necticut Motor Club ta -don't get sargeant.. '54 MERCURY PT'"”* ;$S95 RAIN or SHINE g o a t era. 1088 Main St., which i* open months' old boy in th* Satan's HSgta. Edwin Angler, bulldosar 23,709 are back to work. Many 2',t-y*ar-old son, Oaniiy Jr„ who MMterey 8-Paas. Bhie It fixed. kingdom gorge in New Hartfbrd other employes ara back on th* had never seen his father until he . from 8 a.m. to 5; :I0 p.m.and on* The. club aald today Just make operator; Bryan Bakar, radio Rogers Reo^ning atatlon wagon. Merco- at th* 'New Modal Laundry,. 7S proved unauccesaful Wednesday. operator; Raymond Barrett, radio, Job, but th* Job waa clean-up. ^ u m e d from > a Oommunlat matie.'-rafllo, heater, fintr' 's ta u iC K '' Summit St., nihlch ta open from 8 the belst settlement available and It will he reaumad Friday. > Th# majority of, th* 55 planU CMnese prison. Super 4-door, t-toae ^ FRIDAY with Buccaneer Hat forget It. operator; Lawrence Groen#, opkra- ed'.giass, whitewall tires. : Am. to 8:30 p.m. Th4 boy, James Krohhar, son of tiona sergeant; - Robert Henry, P |^ t on Monday with no definltf plan* for return­ Schmidt’s mother mo said 'Unk a r­ All vinyl paint, radio and h'eatCr, and Th# local VFW poat ia not_tht Mr, and Mra. "Eugene Krohn4r, cook; Theodon KUrlowicx. con­ ing to operation wera in the rived at her home about 4 o'deck interior. $2395 dyaaflow, tinted glass, SATURDAY only agency in Maneheater rciwrt New Haven, Aug. 26 , (F)-The formerly of West Hartford moved struction apecialiat; AUan F. P ar­ hard-stricken Naugatuck Valley yesterday afternoon. She aald the whitewall 94K0C ing a generous reapona* In food and New Haven Railroad said today recently to New.Hartford. rish. oAginaar repairman; - and Saul Silveratein,' preatdent of area. The commission said offi­ couple departed a short tim* later 'firm. DlwwD ONLY clothing donatlona. Maj. PickUp Q—What are the Social SanJtUy it will be weeks before flood dam­ Paul W. Dougaa, construction an- Rogers Corp., xoppttoi today aatls- cial of these planu eatlmated it "tor ah unknown destination" on •51 WlUYS *12-99 —VOOMJr wBIQ UHnlMMIKIl. Or piECVfl «C age is repaired crniucli' to reatqre Hartford) i^ g i 38 '(85 — T1»* f l l n e e r , ...... -v— -- factotjr. prM[«M8 . in- rlaaning up A aecohd homyaMinw, ■ Jeep W*fOB,'$ cyl., hidio, flfuraaTof deper.danti, releiud full aervic* on the ■line.' the flra ra flood-waahad plam in would take; in jkiffifl o w , about >*55 NASN-HUDSOir clothing and canned .goo^ have for th* year 1864 7 bodies of flv* flood victima ttvera Corps. Elmer DaddariO. bull- taro month# to raop«n! " Othsra "I don’t know where they afe heater. . ffAK • Big paarl buttons , ^ . bean brought to the SalyntloK Army A railroad apokesman eattmatad lakan from,slim* and ailt ytot**'- W. and J don’t think to*y know them­ G re en .' . Cross ^Odnatry Station A ^In the ontlte- nation 871,638 the line waa 20 per cent out of doaer operator; - Georg* Huuen, e reported nia prediction that wlUl have tq" rebuild from the Wagoa.'*'' Radio, heater,, • Valvataah collar • v 7 ri? Otadel on Main St. tor. distribu­ mothers and 1,160.770 children day aind tha Connacticut death toll truck driver; Paul E Johnson Jr., ground up. ' selves,” she added. . tion through tha Army's Hartford commisaion .limmediately after the recorded by the state police! roe* th* plant, whooe Aral floor wa* un­ 'She wosi asked If Una had de­ automatic. ' drive, 2-teae • Wida. turn-back cuffs were receiving benefits totaling truck driver;,. Myron Rickert, der nine feet of water at the height Slate Survey ' '51 OLDSMOMLE cffic*. $584 million. flood. . ■ to 54. , ' ' ' truck driver; and Milton Lump- cided deflmtely to give up Alford Super "88” 4-door. Dark paint, low m ilea g e. • Warmly, quilt-linad At th* sam* time, Salvation At th* same time, the state po­ the flooding, will be back in op­ Her* ia a quick! rundown of th* Fin*. who[ah* aaid ah* had mar­ Ecoaomy 901 AS •! kin, radio operator. tion Monday. . . Qimmlssion’s rap^t: blue, radio, heater, hydra- Army Col. Ralph T. MUltr, New Q—Do TVA dam* provide a .. Hartford, Aug. 36 ((Ir —Th* Red lice count Of the number of piar- ried whil*^ Schmlpt was a prison­ special! #4193 • Rad, teal, charcoal Croas . says 2,418 homes were p.F.C. Donald E. Abbott, flriit Putnam—"Five of th* 10 knocked er. • matic, whitewall tire*. England I Provincial commander, deep-water) 'commarciaily lusabie aona' atill missing decraasad from aid man; PJ.C . Jam** E. CufUUng- Lew mileage, liflinacalate and Col. David D. Coy, Southern seriously ,<,damaged - by floods in 71 to 44. But they explained th* 6ut 'ptasta to reopen arlthin two "Well,"' the mother replied, Girls' sizes 7-14 available at $10.99 ~ channel on th* Tennessee River? ham, conatnicUon; P.F.C. Ruatell to thre# weeks, pro'viding employ­ one-owner '50 FORD Now England Divisional com A—Yea, from, its mouth a t th* Connecticut. flguto did not Include th* pers

. . I lU ^ C H & S W KVEMbvO B U U IA MAIICHI8TEB, OONM. THURSDAY. AUGUST 26. 1956 Bela l!!iugOBi Wed t n c * At 73 to. Fan, 40| i p i . , to'f^aniB iMcauM tt !■ pravidtar tlM ICMcto with the Euwi with TaE CASnOUBa » r o c o m e n u which they are carrying on their Hellywoofl, Aug. 29 ' J**Jl’* FamUr Lugosir tea hoiTor inovia manaca, aide of a War of maaaacrc. In this FrMsy, Aug. g* motions. Earlier be headed the J S f » a Army iBformatlOiiJtorvlie and waa and hla No. 1 fan, a woman Whol yeraion, the United Statca la a Midnight—2 a m...... Volmteera Needed wrota him ancouraging lattara dur-1 vlUain because it la providinx the commander in thsL mechanlaed WHAY—Polka Party ' - 2 a.m.— ♦ a.m...... Paul Sheehan Buenos Aires, Argentina. ' Aug. corps. He also has aefv^ at mili­ WpCC-^ood Evening Good Musie ing his hoapltal atiy for drug ad­ lO M F IM Paul. Sheehan hrmaments with which freedom's 4 a.m.— « a m. 26 ()P)—Authoritative sources said tary attgehe in Italy andx^^tier- 4 :< e -, W ^ B —Robin's Nest diction traatmant,, ware marrlad | ...... Philip Brady, Jean Marcel WTIC—Lnne Ranger last night. ' Caiwe can be fought • a.m.— 8 a.m. today that Jerb Jmo Rer.xvlno has land. WHXY— Music Merchant WORC-Ttae Whistler 8 a.m.—10 a.m...... toUl Bvsns resigned as Argentina's minister Gamboa haa been federal police THE STUDENTS FRIEND WCUC—KMMird Usvu. ' ^TH -orriciai fisttedve Tha 78-year-oId’actor and HopaJ ih e unfortunate thing,: and ...... VoWN.teeni Needed WjaiB—WaMnglon vs. Chicago Llninger, 40, a fan ' of LugoaL’a 1 10 a.m.—r. Noon of foreign affaire and worrhlp. chief since Dec. 24, If he rev ESnRIROOK PINS WTIC—HsDptnes. - perhaps the thing which pwa- ...... Rthelcen Uewis 'witAY—Polks Pkrty ainca. her girlhood in Johnstown, | Noon—- 2x p.m. Remorino has been in poor aignr. he will be tee fifth member WDRC--OsrKofby lyaaa French policy, or at least 2 p.ni— 4\p.m...... ^.‘nioinss 'Maxwell, Bill Barrett of Peron’e'inner circle io bow out , WUTH-Bed 80S rs Detroit (1) -»SifiS:S2an^s''*N".‘:t‘ Fa., wera wad in a caremony par- health for Mveral years and now lb $z:spiip i l i a — WTIC—liono Ranger fprmed by Manley P, Hall a t his I deprives it of copstructlve; 4 p.m.— 8 ...... Crawford Allen since the uneucceetful Nav/ re­ WHAY-Musle Hemhaat ...... John McCauley,. BSvelyn McCauley under treatment in a Buenos Aires -WDRO-Tba Whistler Hollywood home. imaginative freedom, is that each 6 p.m.— 8 p. Hospital. volt againat the government June DIWEY-RICHMAN W...... CW —Reourd...... 'RtrviisI# WOTH-OfflcUl Dcteclivs HEUMWEKiHSIRO'S 2 4 « ...... Olive Ray. Crace Andsrson W lW h—WasUngton 'vs. (Chicago • iF The marriage was the flrst for _ Ymit ••••••••••«••••*••***** 8 p.m.—10 p.m. The same sources said Ildefonso 18. ; Ifll MAIN ST. WTiU-gteUs .KoBtbR •••••••••«•*«•••*•***** of these theories undoubtedly has 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... -;Mr. and Mrs. Hsrbert Benson wy^Y-^Polka Psny. tee blonde film studio**employe. It MoeUw »#•••••••••••••••••• I Felix Otvagna Martinez will be WORC-WpRt>-Cal ■ Kolby^■ AmMiesn Advenlur* was the' fifth for Lugosi, freed Frenchman Who believe i t (' Skywstch Post located on top of MancheaterP Police Station. YOUNG EXPERT WOTH- Red BOX vs Detroit t» WDRC—DIEi D.rby ■V, Rtll named to succeed Remorino. WU'TH—Sgl. Prcilon of Yohon Aug. 4 from a atata hoapltal whara I Uy ••••••t**»**»«***«^*«******’ ^ a t inbctoe of thought^ with' Volunteera mav register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Municipal Peterborough, Ont. (Pi—Teddy HAY-Betty Klmbsli OOflV •••••••«*«*•#***•%*** Building, Manchester on Monday. Wednesday, Friday from 1—S p.m. Cavagna Martinez; holding tee — . Revue c.' •) We had, admitted himaalf teraa | itir threat of paralysis of policy, is rank of ambassador, has been head Moore is only etx years old but can weed—Record' Rsvue WHAY-Polks Parly months earlier for treatment, *€1000 .up* of nsgaged CliickeB’ talk man to man with his father WKNB—Wseblniigtoa vs. Chicago WTlC-;-AmfrIcsn Adventura perhaps one very good reason why of a miaaion trying to create an WTiO-Wtdder _Brown _ WDRC-Dl.k Derby i Ha said that his bride wrote him I This idea suggested by Mrs. Rob­ forevyr .by the raging torrents of about fiehing. The youngster hook­ some outside a g ^ cy should try ;^p a majority of the convention economic union of Argentina and W O R C -^ Kolby WOTH—Sgt. Pre.ton of Yukon dally letters While .Im waa, in .tea | ert C5o«, of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, ties the flood waters. ed a sunflah, but before he -could W GTH -^x Works 8tL. frt^m going with him. , . ^ IM- neighbors, especiallyj Chita, ij4a— WHAY—Night Walrh hospital. She didn't sign her name, to step in, and try to keep both in with the Schwine-Kitsenger In­ ic county.ysue came up in the Just I Imagine," in a matter of Ecuador, Bolivia and Paraguay, land It a 33-lnch muskie swallowed but Lugosi learned her phone I RnniUERSHRV SRIEI WHAY—Belly Kimball WTIC—X Mlnu. On. aid&s in . North- Africa from pur­ stitute's annual "Chicken. Report 19Kt\^ses.^—Newt WdhC—Amo. 'n' Andy SRUE30%TR70% ^■covered that millions of hens even for such m. group o'f ardent They said an announcement-may Wem^Bob and Ray WG'ril—State ot Nation Hall, a longtime friend of X,u- I clear, what should be the 'laws of today either are, or have been seen Alcorn was\with all tlqa reform •:U- o n . HtrwM PrteUna OWpMiy,. measures whlck cascaded through Christiani. In fact it may be un- be made tpday o f creation' of a Irt Comfort Ii44- , 1 gosi, identified himself aa a writer, •Mumts BO floBKclBl rtBpoaribultT humanity are vivid enough, and a.!.aociating with Rhode Island ' Without Nagging Backache WHAY—1 :ord Roden WHAY—Night Watch philosopher and an ordained mtn-. typognpUeal oirorB Bpp«a)^ ‘“. J t the'special aesston, too. surmountable unless understanding national eecurity directory headed WCCC—Re- ■ Re^ew Reda! And in an effort to locate by Cobles and vested with sweeping- ''tiMnUag tockach*. haadaeh*. m nuaralw WKNBt-Bsse- WTIC—TeiT Heath later. He married the couple In wUaraoBU Bud o*5«P r**'*5'* ^3^** ground enough for an attempt at One has to Judge thait one heqrta lend a helping hand. |k4 pftins may eomt on w ith o««r*«Mra atlnea WDRC—Amos and Andy la Tho MancliMUr E tobIb i Hormld. ___ . , subversive eggs they spent 2 powers. WTIC—Lorenso SS front of a.hiige heaite, fliinkeiF by agtlon. What threatehs to go mn ynonths in a chicken ci>op In Jer­ givnt aouroe a t .atoom’s “un- Stephen S. Stryjewski upsota or -Record Revltw Division’Veterans Assn., holds its Thursday, August 3S WKNB—Baseball Request MaUnes WHAY-^ont: Night Watch loaf of bread would be a Iboter OpenFotum gendarmerie, the Frontier Police Iwa alsh U ...d o a't w ait...try Doan a PZIa.,. WTIC—lOSU Radio Lkns WTIC—Jan* Plckoi. ninth annual reunion PTiday and tee Maritime Police. All arc got tha law , happy roHof mlllloai ka»a aa- WDRO-Cal Kolby WDRC—MoOda Inr Romsac* through Sunday. and . a criminal. Connecticut A Thought for Today ' ta r aw N y a n ra . Got Doan'a PUa todayl WGTH—Bob and Ray WGTH—Dance 'Time A Great Respoma tUe Oontrtbution Ui44— ^ - Thfre does not seem to be To tea Editor, *'tmAY-Nsws. . ~ WHAY-News: Night Watch ' The Twople of ConiiecOcut, tbs quits as much sgrsemant that Will you please print In your WCCC—Good- Evening Good Musio WTIC-—Jan* Pickena YanUcc What la ChriattaaityT * WKNB—News; Sports WDRC—Moods fnr. Romiuie* ^ •raE OFFICE OF ■ people of M anchea^, ars ahowing anybody who goes Into a flood- ByA.H.0 . paper tee piece and following note In the home it la kindnees. In • WTIO-News WGTH-Dance Time a heart-warming desire and seal atrlcken community and steals at the earliest pdssible time * WDRC—Ns.Es U :«a — ^ Disaster businesa it is honesty. In work i t ' WGTIt-News WHA.Y—Newa; Night Watch to do everything poaaible to help ths industrias which once paid is thoroughness. In pay it Is fa ir-; 8.14-^■ DR. N. MARZIALO One of the reported charsctprl- Disaster to some people means WttAY—Sport Spotlight WTIC—New* those fellow-dtisena who o f­ ths wages which once bought ness. Toward the unfortunate it is j TOMORROW NIGHT WCCC—Good Evening Good Musie WDRC—News; Almanae nothing. zations of the now famous report compassion. Toward the fortunate WKNB—Vagabonds WGTH—General News fered < loss In the flood. Quits bread Is a looter and a criminal. Yet to others It means great U:14—, V WILL BE CLOSEU , BiMD SPfCfAi ,r tAUYBIKD SnCIAL on Connecticut Republicanism it is congratulations. Toward the | WTIC—Strictly Sports WHAY-Nsws; Night Watch rightly, the f i r s t , goal is 1m- There la some danger, In fact,’ losses. WDRC—Zsiman WTIC—Sport. Final UW 89N 80rA W lfhM O* SO fA which was not completely off the weak It Is help. Toward the wicked i - 1—— te.tsA Many thousands are homeless. KMS SSOnCME FESTIVU WGTH—WUmer . s t medlats relief of iramedtate hard j WORC-Cal Kolby Ravas WIfto OTfsMWfla that such an act Would b« saluted mark labeled Republican National Many are dead or missing. It is re.ylstanc#. Toward, the penl- 8:M— WGTH—Sport* Report F R 0 J 4 AU GUS^^ 27 tent it.Is forgiveness. Toward-God' WHAY—Dinnsr Date Ship and diatraas. QuiU natufaUy, as. a f|ne bit of mterprlse. Committeeman Meade AlCorn as (All You Can Eat) WCCC—Good Evening Good Musie' U :t o - ■ \ / ttiere is a great tioluntary mush­ It js reverence, love and obedience. WKNB-^oe Glrand WHAY—Symphony faafbaafJ, asvevad la feolke«r< oovorod Ig There is enough danger of this Mora fortunate neighbors should WTIC—Starllglit Serenad* 8a* fskda. I "abls but unpopular." —Author unknown. WTIC—Montovsnl x THROUGH MONDAY NOW flfi# fobrict. N O W I rooming of efforts to carry, this to make ua.glad that Thomas Mc- come to their aid. WURG—Guy (.omborde . WDRC—Dance Orche.tra ...... / X With one of these adjectives Some already have, avillan De­ Sponsored by the Manchester 6:30 P.M. - WGTH—Bill Stern — ------WOTH-,*Aragon Ballroom Wsapa two Sleeps. Two . .immadUta.laak.. to victory. Council ot'Churches. — 11:44- In Odoifort ...... 99Umil»ft$St0 - In Comfort ‘ Psrtlsad, - sa chsirman of - the there ■ is no quarrel whatsoever. fense, Red Cross,' and Naflohal 8 :U - OBBYBrts'fraw Experi«rnc« in Other disastirs, WHAY—Dinner Data WHAY—Nits Watch - ; s e ^ m b e r " UMITMOUANmy UMiin oOANtHY Manchester Development Com­ Alcorn is able. He has become Guard. RREHOUSE GROUNDS WCCC—Good Evening Good Musie WnC-SUrllght Serenad* •ewSawSpwaW this to this the most recent within local ex­ mission, has thrown some discreet able not only through natural tal­ How? Donations; food, clothing CANCEL FIREMEN P.URADE WKNB-jsIoe Gtrand WDRC—Dane* Orcbeatra In 3 Seconds Bethel, Aug. 39 pPi—The Con­ WrtC-Ahreo Star Extra perience '^ in g '‘ the Woresater 'cold water on the proposal that ents, but through long. hard, and and money. Music DoRotEd by Art McKoy's Orchestra often personally disappointing necticut State ' Firemen's Assn, WDRC—Lowell Thamas l,hovo_«m'oSafod EVERY CONVIRTIIU in oor thawrooaw oi tath tornado, tndicatss that aoms of llanehesler now go out to com- parade, postponed once, wax can­ WOTH—LIbersca service to hlk state and his par­ Construction' and cleaning up have lENEHT OF MANCHESTER FIRE DEFT. t : W — U O V ^ NW If. C b ^ from HUNORIM OF FAEUtOUS DUMNS tsaa only a« these meesures are sounder and munUJss like Putnam and try to celed yesterday. Yesterday Bethel WHAY-Kneor* Theater ty. alteadv itarted. WCCC—Good Evening Good Musio ILUK DKTKMINt more effective than others. It Is also true, in one aense, Yet It will be yeare before the dis­ Fire Chief Herbert Webb, parade FUtUM PARADE AND HELD DAY Cosfra. Kiof Mae, hod apotenant tita lafas, levasaais, tatfianab, maidiint dwlre, poriuado' that community's dam­ chairman, said he was.a(h'ised by WKNB—Joe Glrand that he ia unpopular. The ques­ aster of '99. WTIC—Answer Man oWaotonG Sahlad^. . . EyEEYIMINO b ledue^, naiWng b haU bach. Ihauiand* There is no ■question but that aged industries' to make their State- POtlOe and. Civil Defensei This Advt. Speiiaered By Rojr Motore. DeSoto-Plyneouth THE PEQUOT SPRING WDRG—Tenn. Bent* -...... tion. Je,_bowever. that of Just where By-our donations wwwtlt ease their officials that the flood emergency WGTH—Itilton Lewis a t Fahrba opd aalafs, faam lobbar siMhisBt, autenaib haadhaardi and faalhanrdt tK sffofr of CSryUnertcan Red Tiew start” in Atincissnev;------his unpopularity lies. suffering. 341 No. Main S t— 166 Center St. ^ W A T E R C O . 1:14- CroM stands first in' vsluW I t has If ws had Putnam's tragedy, made the parade rescheduled for . WHAY—Encore Theater •IS Indaddd- COME EAMV far die bast Mtssiian. Quite naturally, he is Unpopu­ It is up to you and I to help their Saturday, inadvisable. GLASTONBURY, CONN. WCCC—Good Evening Good MuEe established orgsnlseUon,’ end and Putnam had our happy ascapa lar with those who believe that sufferings. WKNB—Joe Gtrand SOMI OF OUR OUTSTANDINO VMUIS: Bill Brennan ought at least jto be Written by WTIC—Your Star established .techniques. Given from all damage, how would we WDRC—Tenn. Emla Castro Convertible one of the two top leaders of Fremont A. Wilson Jr. WGTH—J. Vanderepok money, it can do what needs to feel if reprsssntstlves of Putnam IM i CiNTUftY UW SON and REGENCY World Famous the party, if not the top leader. I am a tobacco farm-hand In 8 :* ^ > MODERN and PSHOD be done where it needs.to be._dohe, appeared on the scene, offering a Manchester, making 843.20 for 94 VVHAY—Encore Theater Ottoman He Is unpopular with them be­ W(5cC- Good Evening- Good Muaio CSfi^aftiUa SOFAS CanvartiMa SKTIONAUte. . and do it quickly. new. home to our industries? We cause he quite obviously played a hours work. Besides this I have WKNB—Evening Serenade Wbb fsSsiss dssbb # # # # eraceTvRy prspertlsasd, There ia, in such disMteis, would be asking how peopla could forceful role in the events which spent better than $119 for doctor WnC—Newa ot World OoBvarts from this calls and medicine since Jan. 1 of WDRC—Tenn. Emla bsd.3isa.tlydj4.A ■ K # # •awctly wmper* f*r brief period, when other kind of get eo low, as to try to profit ousted Brennan from the national WGTH^. Heatter issifinsbb, fidi H commltteemanship. this year.. At tee moment I am l:« 4 - ueswsl rssm help is ,also valuable. In this Cdtsr from tha disaster of others, as to libie slicing fohtkilabledeelsr* N O W | W to this But he ie also unpopular with saving up.for two operations that WHAY—Encore Theater srrsagsieseM. N O W ^ ^ ^ a A ' gory era the drtvss for food and steal our vary Jobs from will coat me about two months WCCC—Good Evening Good Musio Sloopa.. two 'Sta^n ^ in • Seconds these lame'ele'mehl's for .bifferent WKKB—tenner Date In Comfort . ’ Jr" ■ "t*M Pw am 7" clothing. But, ieir *11 the good Vet, reasons. work and upwards of 8100. Uwallv 818* sorb tasy lias Foyasol*'! Yet with all of this I am sending Ibeskr « J P ' tosy flew Foymeat* heart such effoita reveal, they are I t may well be that other com- This particular Vela of un­ my donation of 810 to the Red ‘hlerlgloR ProtraiB* lacking in effidenoy. They con­ raunltiee. In .Connecticut, or in the popularity began In the 19A0 Cross Fund for the relief of the ALL FOAM RUBBER KINO SIZE state convention, ^.wiien ha was a On Pacfl Two' CoavoHiW# lOVIIIATS tinue to pour in their help long South, Will organize a ghoulish 1999 flood disaster. Convertible SOFAS ^ ___ rhalrman of the reaolubons lbs Is psirt far af,ter the abort' emergency need brand of anterprise, and aalesman- Fremont A. Wilson Jr. dbMndini tsMegii 100", Yoarr. C d B A B B committee, and wiieil, la dra- Chtstaionp. Arm a and G ■ B B B B Castro Convartibto tosrtfysswriils ^ i s over. The distribution of 'cIoUv shlp, aseklng to "add to their own , matlr midnight hotel roeup s n - An Urgent Need Back, cianytrts to 'h B ^ M A A Ing so that it <*n be really uaed employment qind their own tax 'sions, he succeeded la Jammlag To tee Editor, GENERAL bssrbis fsbrto. B H comfonabla' king B tbrotigh the Idea that the Re­ Nrtsd sod smdus dyba M O W 1 1 m ie a difficult'«|i(t complicated Itata by ending all employment To those of us Whose lives are w w I # # and all tax UeU in the etricken publican parly ought to mako not touched by disaster there must T V SERVICE two. Extra-Wide ______, Usk. some kind of positive commit­ SWISS’ 8II.W Paws This to TWg communltiee. occur tee thoughU; It might have i f e C, GGRG aoEIM FWylE^HiV Innerapring mat- „ People in tha Worcester area ment bn the issue of county re­ been me. I t might have been my CO OK A treaa. Uaually 3359 ^ feyammi atlll have'em UiMrsaiiefves aoms of It may be argued, then, that we form. family. Nights 0£o99 Phianwto the canned goods'peopls sent them must do what olhere do, and that -In the following session of the Capricious elemental f o r c e i TEL. MI S-9UI4 woflte FAMOUS CAsno coNvnrnu World Fomoui Castro Cehvortibla we had better not get left but in leglslatm-e. the county forcea strike tome end spare' others. The after the-'tibniado struck. Un- kept any promise of this kind eOCKTAN. TABU ^ PA OTTOfAANK*-l«a.A . A A C ' the oold,.srhite there are euch rith unscathed may utter a prayer of doubtsdly, this, has help«Ml them, from being kept, and In 19S2 the graUtude, and at the earns Urns IsiFtssoAspsits. jB A n Asfsmatic Hiodbssrd » in their struggla taward raeoyssy Induatrial pickings in ths mire of party merely reaffirmed its 1990 be aware of the haunting knowl­ bB*ri***PMsgis**i A M ieasnprieg aisitrsm, ^ in their personal finsncaa. B^t It the'floods. platform, without sharpening up edge that, next time,-they may not Tsbbisaliail , Ssporsts eovsf ladudsd. B ^ R B A I also iUuatratsq that, from, the But let's hsvs none of it. Let'e tee issue of county reform.. be ao fortunate. wfsrtsbly. , NOW# B O ^er Is a eseifsctsW* B ^ Help for those who suffer, we MARV SAYS - "It's Lobster Time Agdiii" point of 'View of efficient relief muater R teiicere hcq>c, if we can, In the 1993 session, clever, cynl MbHthbsd. NOW ___ cal maneuver on the part of tee may thank Qod, Is an. automatic . fOAS Dswo 844# Dswo thht tha Induetry of Putnam will Yabo glfO loey llais Psymesb Unwlly f**J9 Issy tha* FsymisH and help, we <&^ too much along r.*yit»Ujt l_ EhaaS..^ ' -a a- a U:UUIIUJfcounty politiciansUUlIVlUIMlin .frustrated re­ reflex Uof8 teeMSto ^Wfsam.sww. American character. — -- some lines, and would hava^itaM. yrrp*?. ,ib(j help., main , -torm - again, without-much—trou-^ Would, you- iteac reader^ Jlki. tq BlURE LIVE better, psriiapa, Just to.dontrlwte te st a city again. Let'e. if we can ble,. But - In 1994 another full hnva a part iln the moat practical .Caolia CanvoHiWo ("OORfM im " CONVERUBLE KING SIZE SOFA party t>latform had to be adopted, act of Christian service? May we IIDKEN money, which could have .baair carry virtue a llttte further, LOBSTERS Mskei evity dudlssssdh A M ^ W P id h KINO SlU dsubb bed. if we can't help the people of and the l»su4\ of county reform- suggest you turn your thoughts shsshls. fastsriag used mors sensibly. and your hosirt to the heart- Hesvsaly rlssplaf ** provided the g n a t drama of the • / fane large Awlsean. w B B . M J I f |.pists laasnorlag ▼ H K stricken areaa rebuild their own convention, with. Alcorn reversing randlhg blow auifered in last ALL MEAT CUT FROM HEAVY STEER REEF These ebscrvitlohs are not In' M IS S IS S IP P I f - v 1 Hssdbisrl Opsai Is a # # K eiettrem. ■egsl dyliee f l K TUB full Uyee. Let's not help teem what seemed a full convention tide wook’B flood disaster by the Holy tended to take anything away ssadsHobbbfldnbsd _ A •vhed snar. ftlagsibsi*. ' . B K ' B FAMOUR with one hand, and politely of obstructlonlem aiM forcing In­ Saviour pariah of th® Polish' Na­ ■ / $TEAKS SHORT or club Lb. 69c diipisg tws. N O W i G K Uphsldered wHfc N O W B m i i t from those organiestlons - which C h u r c h lift their living from them with clusion of a reform pledge in tee tional Catholic • located on \ 9*J* a*M *rb« fsbrit! $l7.fa Osw* CASTRO have, with fins spirit sn^xsnter; tea banka of teo Naugatuck River the other. Even If otHera do. final platform. To be sure he was * V • Uieefly fl8P Easy Tha* Psyaubb UMw8y 8 iia , 8k*y h «* *inrm«*b LOUNOER prise, Jumped into the foo^\Md unpopular, here, with tHbse who in Union*Clty, Ooiut.? B aco n i clothing angle of the Connecticut think tee county patronage eys- In a matter of a short hour on Pacoiafor-Datoliid, lu n b ^ ^ * Isok far ihsia hotwo* lliat diuinfuidi CatIrM that black Friday morning. Aug. R IB R O A S t V Lb. 59c disaster. What those first in the Not MisUken At All tem is more important than any­ CoOro’ip O m r a New .1*35 AUTOMATIC HtADtOAHS tsilh 'TaRW thing else in the Republican par­ 19U vteeir beautiful brick church, Caavoflftlo SOFAS ^B G IN C H 100% FOAM RUMIR field will be able to do quickly ...laLt. C O I^L c"'- letHnoAUian", pravsnN Mitinq of vphelitsry. , . ksap* cwdiian* naaid*' The air Ie full of apologise to ij ty. But hie unpopularity did not rectory and hall, wars swept away Ibbgraspiedsdsissweesl sad N O W o 7 0 • - io^loei. ' - X will have g^eat’vislue^Bot wa do •sapawse darigaa ia trsditbssi diplomat, becauae, in a CEUO /CojtfO'i f.tfoiiv* New }9iyvndar eyc9t/sB u/oA ’^ S T w X a . NtWAIKd N. i. itiSM oUSr. ••GFoMir ‘ In others, |ha blame goM to If he tried often enough, he might ahaadr* acOTlh liAlMoiRf.oGRroo^ll. LOTS-NEXT TO SHOWROOMS •oft-hearted do-goodera, who are find himgejf beaten ^ip, or even QifPv|fMlMikG0MA»o lae.. Mew e*4e Perk, M .T . •yMSe-hark Set. U -g . Fat. 0 0 . JTisSka m * isaponaibla for encouraging, idaaa lynchedT and Still )(io apologies. of fts4fdam and independence in There should' ftp, no apology, to North AfUq^ and who arg there- tee amheeeedor, Nor do we see s SLooM OF riNB cewvEkTiBi j FOuanma Core reapoMSible for tee blood- how be could accept any apology. iMn Tha only apology wh'^ch is ap­ 4^ propriate ie ooa to ell'akin whkdi IMW oU»*w. tito Vattteh M oM ••* IRMN RRHER AUTRIMOEIIEI AM lIM T E H K X ^ ^ i i To blanic, teeeauee it ■ la Ie pot white. When we h etf that, MAR V’S HARTFOED SHOWROOM — 1112 MAIM to. tekeM>vaf fojr Jteelf the from tea airport manegiw; from OPEN THURSDAY TO • FJL "MANCHESTER S MA'^Kt i OF QUALITY" ' ' X . \ ' • of the raaources a t tee mayor, from ibe eitlai^ we I South Main St. Mitchell 3-6920 Afttea, wherefore it ia an- e r leapt wiU know that teey know CHADWICK & COMPANY GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. naUvee and hepioc whet 'tee mietehe reaJly wee. KALAMAZOO SALES and SERVICE ifh ‘WtU be driven a The Srat oloctile UshUng ay»- M4 CENTER ST_*COR. OF McKEB ' 1 tbo Unltad Statto worn in- MANCHESTER—lU teOMt « 'A; ■ . . I .. J i f f A, ", , ‘‘nt ih J ’ ' *' ' ' ' Y ' ^ 7 ■s'. . r X HANCHESTER EVENlNa HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. THIHISDAY. AUGUST 25; 19M( \. HANCHESTER EVBND^G HEIIAU). MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, ^055 z Sapei^cmic Jet makes onA.drunk.”' Bdton Propoaed Addition to Bolton ElementRiy School Bathers Against Lake Use WCTU Hits Liquor Mrs. Blpdte spoke to the execu­ .'■ip Sifor# A g a in at ^ 2 f Jobless Claims tive committee on th^ eve of to­ Mark iionfiniied night’s opening of the WCTU 81st o v r u n l Andover. Aug. 25 (Special) A«te Luring Youth annual convention. „ Dubaldo Music Board Adopts Bu8 Roufea; . . Increase Here —The estimate that more ^ 156 W; MIDDLE TURNPIKE W a s h in g ^ 'ARg. 28 (F)—Air Faat Prompt; IMbAto-' ^ Couple Lose All 95 per cen. of Andover- Lake Fores OoL'K o i m a . Hanes has RiQrbig Ssrideet Longf Beach, Calif,, Aug. 25 (V) OPEN i-f DAILY * may be' polluted prompted my Chai^ l^saary bean credlUd with thh flrst offi­ Clalma for unemployment com* Cdilktable William Kowalsky - ’A WCTU official saya "mislead­ LET US HLL YOUR .WILL RESUME TEACHINU pensation in the Maneheeter' uea to warn residents today not to ing and often false" liquor adver* cial rscord for fostop-tHan-iound RARLOWMOTOtr flighL \ 485 MAIN RT,~M»MGG6 .Lives in Big Flood roee from 444 to 480 im the week use the lake for swimming. Using is "luring an increasing ON SETT. S, 18^ Bolton,n, Aug\a5 (SpMikl)—Buafqntlonal meetlnga or visiUng an Tbs National Aeronautics Assn, ending Auif.^M. the State. Labor The Andover Lake .Assn, has number of ydung people to drink, Toutes as newm revised by - the outsUndlnc school system for (NAA) yaatsrday confirmed that Department reportod today. been 'notified and samples of with the idee that thqy can do so REOISTRATION WlU. START tnuiMXit'UUon coO ^U ee wlyre re­ servation df. tafshlng methods. a North American FIOOC Super Contributing to the Increaae in water taken frpn the ^ake •in moderation’ without danger of viewed end spprovM ^ the.Bbsrd At the nMuaat of PHheipal Sabre Jet fighter piloted by Hanes Promoted claima here waa a layoff of 30 were being niahep to the Uni­ becoming addicts." of Education LUt n w L Mrii. Roy Mather, toe Bnird will appoint #C^py It TIW •!» “««<»«'« year be kept In force. These In­ I / - CRUISES \\ J? ■ Dei^ carried another chair to cluded that children must be nt vialoa' took up ras Temaindcr of their designated bus stop on timep toe msetWg. Prifieipal Mather re­ . V . ‘*y .'.>D • AIR TICKETS ****I^rwdUng to do thy P ^ ;” he I '■ that thCL-bus driver be required to ported the tSacheri had indicated It "would he' nice if the ijeport misbehavior to the Elemen­ a Oea&fe to work on. a curriculum state gov»mment, the federW goy- Mm. Ooirla F. DeBenrdetto* tary School principal and that foriscBtal' Btudies tn\toe local Sinm^^ 5- somebody would children be allowed to travel only ■chool. He pointed out to the Board |fn . bciris Firato DeBenedetto on the bus assigned to them excepL that though siibJCctaX such aa Bolton, Aug. 25 (Special)—For the second time ^hls year voters^' FOLEY ** "rhat 'WTM one family. Them are d r Belleville, N. J., dnughtet' of In emergency. matoemaUcs, apelling, X ^glish, Will be asked to make 'a decision on a proposed addition to the Ele­ I aad Travel A gm ef, ] 800 la similar clrcjimstancea In Director and Mrs. H arry J. FirsUp Special provUridna for high' reading are atandardised os to postponement of opening for five mentary School Monday evening at a Town Meeting. The latest plan Date of Gla^ake this one'Village alone. of 99 Plymouth Lane, has been pro­ achool pupils would allow t'fahS'; w hat Is U ught when, nd sUch days would be better for all con­ has been drawn 'up by Periey F. Gilbert Associates, architects from 56 CHURCH STREET PoUce Sgt. Victor B la w ^ r t moted to toe poaitlon of advertis­ portation on buses other than toosa standardlsaUon is avaiUbls In cerned. Lowell.x Mass. The above riietch shows the planned annex on the H A R T F O R D 3. C O N N . took A neweman on a tour of ine ing manager of Schiminei. and Co. assigned providing written permis­ tiUier social studies or selanqs. Gh^ged by Elks Advertisement— left. The •cost to construct it . will be presented iii s sliding scale JA-2-3188 Inc., of New York City. Schlmmel sion of i^rentB la obtained. Per­ The Boanl expressed muchMn- manner. jThe basic plan, which calls for the building of six rooms, Good watem warn dirty. and Od. dealers in essential mission to ride the 5 pma. bus from terest In toe project and toe dertre For lumber and building supplies Manchester would bS limited by shop at McKinney Lumber, Bolton would be 8 14 5 ,000. The coat can rise to 8146.000 should the Town The Manchestsr Lodge of Elks The Hooded homee c a r r t ^ toe oils, basic . t>erfumes, aromatic of toe staff to execute IL Msahs Meeting approve additional facilities for teachers’ use, a storage areas fetid odor. Some never wjn he re- chemicals and flavors. Mrs'. De- the capacity of the hiia. Freahman of how it should be worked into' Notch. Open all day Saturdays. .4bday announced tost the Annual Benedetto waa formerly executive or tx>(^omore stduents would be the teachers program was sUll un­ and space ■fbr CiviUan Defense use.______■ . Clambake has been postj^ned un­ **^8S§no ki'e being cleaned. They assistant to the president of the / permitted to make the morning der discussion when the Board \Maacbeater Evening Herald til Sunday. Sept. 11, due toe WINDOW SHADES ireek of thlorlnated I**"*;, company. trip to hlghiechool for extra help adjourned at 11:30 p.m. I t wUl re­ sMten correepqiMeat, MnL.Jooeph kept a secret to avoid extra recent flood which covered •Ibe eun now was aettlyr- mm. She attended local schools, In their studies or detrition. convene' at the school tonight at 6 IFItaUa, triepbone MI '3-5546. Johnson L^nves strain of greeting a crowd of Tex­ Schaub’a Clambake Grove In South LONG WEARING Dery took a long look at her rav­ graduated in the class of 1944 from Pickups to be Rarl.v o’clock to complete its agenda. as friends and consUttients on ar­ Windsor. ' ' ' ished house‘sand the Junk on-the Manchet'ter High School, and at- Recommendations also included Girls Aid Fund For Texas. Home rival. A gala affair is planned by INTERSTATE CLEANTEX tenddd Hiilyer College. After com­ that the additional trip created In Aa many local people responded Sal^ at Market The Senate DemocrisUc Leader Chairman H arry Ftrato and Co- *“<^’s r> home." oJI pleting her schooling she was em­ the north end of town be assigned to urgent pleas for donsUons to has made a rapid recovery from chairman Edward Serrell. Tickets Mode to Order husband. Moma now waa with toe ployed In the personnel department to Mrs. Laura Lee to fulfill her flood relief funda four local young; W ashington,. Aug. 25 (Ah—Sen. the heart attack he suffered July are still available, and toey may be $135 Wito Ybmr BoUers daughter.______. of Cheney Bros, for a time before contract mileage. It * was also sters traveled to Manchester to hWh First Day Lyndon Johnson, the Senate Defim* 2. He planned to spenej most of the purchased from Charles Lathrop, moving to New York Clt.v where recommended that stops be kept to present four cartons of evaporated cratlc leader, lift by air for his autumn at his Johnson Chty, Tex., ticket chairman, or at the lodge. she received her training In the ad­ a minimum In order to shorten the milk to the Salvation Army yes­ home in Texas today. j -home and return to his Senate Food will ba available all day vertising field with the Benton And The hlghest\total tales for open­ at toe clambake, including L A. JOHNSON iln jliD w e r ■" .... time .required to complete bus terday. Sussi; -McDermott repre­ ing day in many years waa re­ Johnson, his wife Ladybird, other duties next January. , Bowles Agency. trips. It was reported that Mrs. sented Girt Scout Troop 108; Susan members of hla family and tAtO chicken and lobster dinner In the 'THE FEQUOT SPRING ^ ( She was married to Armando corded yesterday when the Man­ evening. Prizes and swards will be FAINT GO. 0 Lee estimates she will have to be­ Miner, .Troop 124; Kathleen chester EVult and'-.Vegetable Grow­ and his beagle Aog flew in a twin- UeEtenedetto of Belleville, N. J. In gin pickup of pupils a t 7:40 a.m., engiriied DC-3*owned by 6 Texas Them’s nothing like scratching given to the winners of toe sports 699 MRin St., Tet M I-9-4501 WATER C O . Town Resi St. James' CAiprch, Manchester. M snegglA'the BroWnles and Lee ers Assn, opened rtUes a t toe Char­ ^ OLASTONRURY. 00108. ■ meaning they will arrive a t school Belcher, ijoy Scout Troop No. 73. friend. His precise desUhation waa tu satisfy toe itch for money. events. Oct. 30, 1954. Her husband ik a more than an hour prior to Its ter Oak. St. Aucti^ Mart. Total To Flobfl Appeal supervisor with the F rie Railrcutd. BONE IN Funds for tlw dohaUop Of milk had sales- for the day ^amounted to opening at 9 sjn .. In view of this been contributed Iv tiis four ____ J_ w. factor, parents werf (Fged to* give 82,310.45. \ A OEUCI0US SUNDAY ROAST— LEAN ond TENDER troops. Weather co'ndiUons \ this year Andover, Aug. 25 (Specif) brought coffee and other supplies their fullest cooperation to bus Opening Delayed schedules as planned. forced a late opening of'the mart, An immediate and graUfylng m- to the Mpreciative men. __The Ca>-operatiT,a_Klndefgirtsn hut,jnoaL.obfle£yersjiald_toatJmsL ______jChiirciLBaMdA.Mefl...... CThairman John McDermoff' re^ and Nursery has postpemed open­ -gponae was . •The Finance and Building Board signed as treasurer of the hot neas seemed good. ,77>e nuin, which the Colombia Chapter, of toe ing of its-aeeslons uhtll Sept. 12. features the sgles of truck 'garden of the First CongregationaJ lunch program in view of demands Construction work at the United American National Red Croee for Church will meet this erring at 8 PLUMP and MEATY products, will be open'five days, a F O l V L on his time. Although toe resigna­ Methodist Church where the school week, including Monday, Tues^^, donations to aid flood vicUme. o’clock. tion was acce'pted. the Board took WItout 24 hours after letters were is held was considerably delayed Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday. no action last night on a replace­ by the weekend storm. Work had mailed"x to Chapter members, a Alancbester Evening' Herald ment. ■ • It will be closed* Friday and Sat­ total of\217 In contrlbuUons was Coventry correspondent, .Mm. C. L. progressed through excavation and urdays. ' . Payment of bills In the amount concrete footings but much . 6ojl received from 17. donors. : Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231, 7" CUT of 81.338.57, including 8765 for Gordon Reid is auctioneer again Kenneth Simpson, chmrman^of RIBROAST LEAN and TENDER conversion of the library to tem­ was washed into the project and this year, while-the Manchester the Chapter' which includes An­ porary classroom space, was Voted. bad to be removed. Forms for Trust Oo. wlU, serve aa cashier. dover, Columbia ahd- Hebron, During this discussion it was also pouring concrete walla are cuz' ’ A total of 364 half-buahei bas­ : rently being put in place and con­ (MNNON DISH|JOWEL's:= aald last night that the> were brought out that the Board has kets'of NO. 1 tomatoes were sold ’’Receiving liberal contrlbuUons Local Stocks transferred 81,481.60 to the hot crete wjll be poured tola week. yestejd'ay at an average price of for which we are\very grateful.” 7 RIB CUT lunch program to cover its operat­ .Workmen expect to progress to 85^02 each.. All grades of tomatoes X He urged resldenOi\of the area to P O R K R O A S T ing deOeit for last term. a point where the construction will sold amounted to 567 helf-bushel 6co^ en aaeaM6l0iUh^Q^ ln •vary larg* •!■ •) •‘keep up the good work." F am libed By • ’ft ^ . - - ______—__ The Board also voted to allow not interfere with toe operqtli baskets and the high price fop tlie Yromaas E lrt^ OahkM O Mlddlebmok. Ine. teachers one day each school year BChoql by Sept. 7 biit the day was 85.99, while toe low was At a recent meeting of toe 1 p. m.'»rteen CUDAHY'S WISCONSIN SUCED SiXEt7rF.D for attendance at recognized edu- operative Executive Board felt 83.60. Board of Finance, JoIin\Yeoman8 Bank 89 was re-elected' chairman qnd Mm. BM Aakad Brian Minrlga named as clerk. rlrat National Bank It) Swttdibaard Meetlni of Msncheste'r...... 28 38 B a c o n B e e t L i v e r A switchboard meeUng Hartford National Wiralham-TalUnd County Bank and Trust Co. 32 84 H FBESHLY GROUND TOP qUALIJF SKINLESS at Mansfield this evening wUlXbe Conn. Bank and attended by a group of officers Trust Co...... 76 81 and men from the Andover Volun­ Manchester Trust ... Mb teer Fire Department. F r a n k s S A V E « Named to Appedls Beard ■TT^T— AA" - t:— --- > - r ’ . 10 Officers elected ht a recent 'Clialaa Frosh Nothra Pooltry — Dlroct From Our Forms To You' meeUng of the Building Code Board of Appeals Include-William 505 MAIN STREET AY THE CENTER with froG c. S* or Fry sparkling washes that are whiter, brighter,'' Tel. ..48 . 45 tion of the First Congregational 6 1 than new—mad Cannon Premiums, too! No Church met tin Tuesday evening blaanfaetattng Onaaoanlea Lg. Pkg. SEPCIAliaNG IN at the Home of Mrs. Martin Baker, gllled Thermal 61 IVORY SNOW 3 lc dulling soap film with new Blue Detergent superintendent of the Church Ain. Hardware ...... 19*4 21* Silver Dust—gives cleanest washes even in Bchool. Arrow.^art. Heg.- .,. 48 51 p h s u r y f l o u r I- ■-UP POULTRY The teaching staff for the com­ Asso. ^rlng ...... 20 - 32., | A, 8 I! hardest water. That’s unconditionally guaranteed Bristol Braas ...... J. 17>4\ 19V 5 Lg. Pkg. “ RUT THE PARTS YOU LIKE K S T " ing year was approved with a few IVORY FLAKES 31c vacancies yet to be Ailed. Action Collins ...... 720 by Lever Brotbef«—or your money refunded. on toe purchase of a leadership Ehh-Hart ...... 30 83 BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS/ But the Mg surprise it the Cannon Premiums! education vlsual-eid kit was tabled Fafnir Bearing ...... 44 47 Inside every Giant Economy Si«; due to lack of a time to view the Landc.rs-Frary Clk.',. 24 ■ 26 BEANS POltK «Z ?iS^d * La Makes Clothes Sparkle Lg. Pkg. 31c enUre aeU ^ , N, B. Machine Co. .... 35 38 1 7 BACKS, NECKS, GIZZARDS , a big lint-free 15" x 30" Cannon ^ The first staff meeting of the N. Eaetern Steeft..... 5V4 6V . Dish Towel, that’s worth up.to Church School instructotis’ will be North and Judd ...... 33 36 BROILERS, FRYER^ ROASTER!^, FOWL held on Sept, 1 at 8 p.m., in the RuaacU Mfg. 10 12 New Pink | 25^. Try new Blue Detergent Stanley Works'"'i...... 58>4 61V DREFT Lg. Pkg. 31c '^.OvM RoOdy ood Oat Spoeiol for Yoar CooMas Hoods. social room~ of the church. Re- ¥ 'Silver Dust now—and aave lOd freshmenta 'Will be served by the Terry Steam ...... 125 It OMATO JUICE « TASTE AND COMPARf^— GUAKANTEED TO SATISFYI B5ard of Religious EducaUon. TeArtngtdn ...... 22 >4 24' 27 with the coupon below! Perform Community Service U.S. Envelope com. .. 88 96 Kathy Henry and Irene Goss. U.S. Envelope pfd. . . . 70. 75 DUZ Rich—Safe Lg. Pkg. 31c acUve members of toe 4-R and Veeder-Root- ...... 55*4 58' Mariner groups,-gave their share The above ({UotBUons are not to W A V E R L T W A F E R S h a u s c o pkR- * IN KVUT LAROI ilZ I of community sendee last Friday be conatrue • -v- 29 SILVIfe DUST by preparing- coffee and , refresh-' Reg. Bara ments throughout the day. for the Gift packages can be made CAMAY SOAP 3 2 5 c A PASTIL CANNON Q u it Andover Volunteer P’ire Depart­ highly individual with slogans FACS CLOTH ment which was on^tsndhy duty cut from ails, names done' in rick- K i u s p Y S A L T lN E S 1 WORTH UP t o 1S61 in this Area. In . the evening. Miss rack. Jokes nr toys can be lied, pkg.2ir« IVORY SOAP Med. Bare Dorothea Raymond, an hraorary oh. or’' yam and pom-pom trim 3 2 5 c member of toe department. added. .,.. * i -'iJ TOWEL worth up to LOW SUMMER PRICES 2 5 4 " ^ ^ NOW IN EFFECT I in ovary Giant FRUTIII P.AL Economy $i«a JiDDO HIGHLAND CONNECTICUT • • • • • • vTvTTr.Tr'^XTTv • • • • fiUSCASH COKE84jOO Redeem this coupon todoyljlSiiilj^ Far Tm Per Tea TUs CM |^ good for 104 towwis Ps k Im sr of ORDER YOURS TODAY 2 leiie or 1 IcoeoMy Slio SILVQ1 DUST PLANNING TO CONVERT? TO DIAUE: You or* ouiborind.ie aa « e u < I iu (ho ndoasiiaa ml Oi* oaasoa. Our ulmmMh will'iiSif ihi< conaea troui you tot IM Shu M Or toaWafc tm lM rw m d V!*?.*—*8^ if-'-l-S- with tto M m «f tht oMer/Pnimmiam far rvil—grtnu wiibaui mc9 See Plufd Heafs Line Of reMSlIiiri ni—lniwi frmS. larUcM pi^ *»* *8 mSkimi WOII.RRS — W A |A IXAMIB — w a r m A » UNITS Macs of uuf baud* M cautr w f ee* simimi S mum to moura upM rtqum oed IbUw* lo do ip aay. m ow epiioe•pcioea void OH Mupooi nib- PRESSURE b u r n e r s - mkn d tot todmpnoe isr wOicb ae eioat of .ihewo. This mpoo is rijo iioMfifMiM, ooo m .______------^ M b S a s t S-TM Ahr CMdtUMer IDIBSIW MO WATER) OF MMCNESTEI, IML ” •'■'^SsaSS;

ECONOMY 444 C^ TSR STREH ;.c FLENTT OF FREE PARKIN! — oonr*- FUEL on. DELIVERY • ••••••ouu • • • • :( cot out I '••aaeaaaei -^YEL. GO 0- ■Ss. Cm ICANCHIBm BV^NING H M R ^ lUNCPKSraR, CX)MN.. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING Ih IRALD, MAWCHESTER, CONNw THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1955 iiddwai to any reaaonabla ablution which * 7 7 Hockrille will reault In an hctlva rapraaenta- I Navajo Tribe Playing at State'Theater Uve Town Oommittae. However vsr WB*Ton Leaves Siiaday If there is the same blind refgaal by the 'few in control' to allow, the OtMMliiS \ AU FIRST NATIONAL SUPPR MARKITS '^Decade from Split Possible Committee to be made repreasAta- W S D B U V B B R^cii^ liioked live' then we will go to the Demo­ cratic voters In a primary and aak Arlhir Drat ttu n To Bad Tires Independence If Democrats their aupport." • \, The grqup chained the present OPEN EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENING til 9 P . M . Democratic Town Committee with (OoattaMd from Page Oae) Batford. Pa, Au*. M Dispute Rule felling to maintain contact with L jj .t M .L M i paqpU i»a»a nut tfsatfi on Democrats in the rural areas and openerr^: marily reapOL SCPFLIEB jump in fatalities. t!on for the lime being, the newly­ especially the many sincere people "W e have a terrific headache return to Auguatana. Seminary at "W e have the manpower.'' Mc­ (Oeotlaiied from Page OM) Rock Island, Rl., for hla final yaar Cabe aaya. ‘There is the problem weds said. St. Germaine had to on the present Town Committee " > with bad Urea," Chpt. Sheaffer aald "People kept flocking to. lh ei g.ct a special pass from his Na- realize that we'and, the people aa- V.’ oaid. "People just dem’t seem to of studyl of water to be tackled but we feel During hla stay here he has bean it can be whipped. With the govi church to pfai’ and light candles, tibnal Guard superiors even to get aociated with u# hkve no dealre realise that you can't travel at married because he Is on perma­ to be a controlling force on the DEWEY-RICHIUN Mg^ speeds pn a slippery road bfpectally acUve in the y 0 u n g emment'i policy of dispersing In­ Across from the rectory 13 -huna people's Work at Emanuel, and a dustries. we are ideally located who teach at school were evacu­ nent guard duty for. the duration Town Committee," the’ group em­ i«7 MAIN ar. with bad Urea. of the emergency. phasized. It added "W e wifi agree ‘"niore's not enough traeUon. I (roup' of Luther luaguere recently for some of it." ated while I wailed for the couple. Tires good enough for low speed tendered him a surprise ^fSTewell McCabe says his opinion that "Finally I had to start the Mass, hoping the young couple driving just don't do the job on party at the home, of Carol John- the tribe ran shift for itself in leal X/atued! • aon, 1 Hackmatack St. 10 years rli shared "by a rep- would srrive. I couldn't watt any this road. And they (the drivers) longer. Water was seeping into the I won't slow down." The speed The Auguatana Seminary -has fesentativir sampling." His hopes church. Toward the end I had to i. limit on most of the turnpike la appointed -Melvin T. Peterson of for the Navajos' future are high. Monument, Kans., to serve his in­ ‘;The giant's just waking up msh the Mass a bit. The water! LOWER FOOD PRICES M AY RE A GREAT . READY TO COOK 60 miles an hour for'eara and 50 waa getting loo high for comfort. - miles an hour for trucks. terne year at Emanuel, succeeding now," is the way he puts it. HOWEVER. QUALITY AND SERVICE MUST G O HAND Mr. BrynsU. Mr. Peterson is ex­ "About 10 o'clock a boat rowed | * * . . * No Place to Oo pected to srrive in Manchester on Leftover cooked vegetables may up to the rectory and took the two ; I N H a n d v y i t h p r i c e , h e r e w e a r e p r e p a r e d t o PLUMP, MEATY, MILK-FED « Shaaffer saTd moat drivers be diced fine and added to a cheese altar boys. Father Aleld Brous-. 4 9 ,W m ON 6 a Y S T A L Sept 8 shd will make his home GIVE YOU ALL THREE — QUALITY. SERVICE AND, *take the view that they can han­ FOWL i&OL omelet for a luncheon dish. To gild aeau and me out of the flood area.” with Mrs. John Bjorkman, 39 Plain or lodbtad PKG dle any skidding sltuaUon. But it Ridge S t the illy, serve with tonuto sauce. A honeymoon is out of the ques- - OF COURSE LOWER PRICES. ^ FROM FRESH, YOUNG, TENDER PORKERS doesn't happen that way. When a ear goes out of control there M il IHH y ^ — \ go but Into planned soon," Capt. Sheafer said, SUNSHINE HI-HO usually is no place to It I MIT ON COdMienCUT 7-RIB CUT LB another vahicle." adding: “It can't coma too soon." SHOP HERE-SHOP EARLY and SAVE! Fresh Crisp He said State Police eurrenUy PORK ROAST are stepping up a drive against iOOT TO BE TOL'OH Correction ~ San Diego, Oallf.. ^— John CMS , CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN C0*N-fElC> STE» MEF-^ FINAST STUFFED cars with bod Urea on the turn lA V. F. W. Home, Manchester pike. Shaefer added: Heydler. former president o f the □ Olivos ‘ Jumble Pec "Whensyer one of our men spots National League, bellsves there H itts U an auto with bald tires, he la in' must be strict discipline in the ad­ Green, wi)l accept items for Chuck Roast mm in atructed to order the driver ministration of the game. Said B n t t e n i u C WHITE MEAT 601 Heydler; “ You must be fair but flood relief from 9 a.m. un­ k i n g o f r o a s t s . WELL TRIM^D laave the road. And if a driveh is : t aeen at an. Interchange with bad you've got to be tough.” The 86- □ Tuna In Brine CANS til 12 midnight not 12 noon 2 _ tires, he is jdenled admittance." year old Heydler, who served as 7 - I N C H C U T LB The istata Police turnpike detail loop president from 1818 . to 1934, FANCY Rib Roast now lives here In retirement but as stated in yesterday’s \ts MARASCHINO- conatats o f 119 officers and men GREEN responalbte for patrolling tha S37 keeps up with the game vis radio, GUKES f o r SPKIAUY CURED IN CiUR OW N U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PLANT TD Red iO E J A R miles o f the 4-lane highway. television, newspapers and cor- paper. €«t II IPOHIOltB tv “An^ Increase In our force rsspondenca. till CMlilCflCBt IfAtl aiBKRi ttcritv LB J Corfied Beef FANCY BRISKIT STRAWBERRY □ Preserves M IRAKL • Pure FANCY MILDLY CURED TO PERFECTION 3 j^ le 0 0 PEACHES ELBERTA lb s . Smoked Picnics 4 TO 5 LI AVG LB 12-OZ. CAN U IIY ’S FANCY CALIFORNIA' High Food Quality at Low Food

- ■- SmK^eed/UiJmtsI - CORNED BEEF 43c Bartlett Pears ‘ Smolcod Tongues « 4 5 * Our Shopping Attraction I 5 29 DkHilefs Frankftirts u 49c lb 25 LAUGE 29-OZ. JCAN SUNCRESt SLICED - Fresh Mackerel c Pickle and Pimento Loaf lb 4 9 c FAN MAOY IB 39 Split Mackerel c CLOVERDALE ELBERTA PERCHES 37e U.S. CHOICE TENDER, JUICY T-INCH CUT □ Margarine Qtr tb prinH 2 KOI 39c 2l rSis 37* SCOTTISSUE 4"** 41c HERSHEY BARS M A l^ SALADS TASK lITtSR .. □ Candy Bars Almond or M A Choc ^ b a r s 2 3 * GIANT 44-OZ. CAN RIB ROAST QUICK SUMMER MEALS Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 25c FRtSHLY nNAST MADE OV.H M M tV .SH O AU '"P" KINGAN 12-OZ CHUCK □ Luncheon Meat Quick Meals C AN 29* eUM T4t-OZ. OA n ' B O N E L ^ ISWBI AAelne kA l of niMh wilk these easy to serve ROAST M U S S ^ A N 'S r CreadHifi foods. Save time in the kitchen, tool NI C GRAPE DEINK 27c □ Pie M ix Apple or Cherry, X^ijAR 29* We Respect The Family Budget SW IR'S PREMIUM S P K I A ^ ^ Preog S|»Hi er Trnt »« zcan 3 7 c 14-QZ. CAN SUNCUEST BAY STATE While Supplying You WJth Blueberry Loaf cach29< OtJAR APPLESAUCE 4”' 49c DAISIES “ 59e A rwRHr Corned Beef Hash 14-OZCAN 29c □ Pkkies Large Whola OUb 27* The H ig h ^ Quality Foods ■'N' ■j'' . • • TAStr. liNDES ; - ■ Pradauct Roast Beef Hash 14-OZCAN 29c ■ FINAST FINAST DAIRY VALUISI COCOANUT RASI^RY fPICIAl FritMfs Beef with Gravy '^^zcan 5 3 c □ Macaroni or Spaghetti NATIVE Sdected Fi'esh EACH 2 >1^35* ^ PORK» ROAST ^ “ 3Sc BROOKSIDE BUTTER CREAMERY ROLl 65c I Coffee Cake 33< Dhity Moore Beef Stew 34-OZCAN 37c aOVERDAlE ECCS ir ? *«69c FARM FRESH PRODUCE Fruits and Vegetables FANCY SHOULDER C H O P S -^M I FOR STEW B a M Beef Stew 1 30-OZCAN 45c i:: LAMB CHOP COMBINATION 39e .KH O lO HUNDRB) OEAM) FOWL NATIVE ITS CONVENIENT B & M ChkhoN Stew 30-OZCAN 55c FREESTONE PEACHES 2 **’^ 25c ICE CREAAA but THE 4 PACK SwaNseR ChkkeR s-ozcan-3 5 c G R A P i S CHICKEN PARTS ^ FANCYGUEEN ql. Finast SwansoR Torkey , sozcan 33e SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE (DNE HALF SISDIISS GAUON 89*": 2.'*'"*4Q' Swansoi OdekeN ««> ssh m-ozcan 39 c JUICY PIUMF - Breosfs lb. 89c Legi lb. 79c C^INC APPLES 2 "- 25c 2 SWEET LIFE MIM( 3 T A U . CANS 39e CHICKEN NOODLES SWEET L IF K —ia OZ. S9c CHOICE or PRIME CALIFORNIA* 'y 63c KOSHER FICKLES • BWEETUFI^^OAL. Me MARSHMALLOW FLUFF gAB 21e eenlania .A M 'W C pUREX DRY BLEACH LATE SAN TA ROSA CAUFORNIA RffUND COUPONS AVARAlli IN STORES F R E S H R O R K G R A P E J U K E FAMRY SIZE Atsozno *uveu 3 32c II NATIVE PEARS J'^29c Plums Sweel Juicy - , j - * - ■si SPARERIBS 59e N A T IV E / m YOUR V 1 P O Z J A R 4Q C 12-OZ JAR 35* FAVORITE FLAVOR '\ - 2i 31^ SUNKIST - Le^gaSire ■ i FOR »%»»**aa»aa%»aiaMaaa»a»aaa»»t» Lemons F R E S H ^ GREEN PEPPERS ^ 2'^ 25c 't. UOR VnUT 29i imU BUYI Fig N e w t o n s isozpkg 4 3 c t6 -O Z .| g | S b U ita tM CAUFORNIA JESSO JELUES OBAT^AM^ ' TUMBLER .>:Aunory iar 9 c Vina R^anad EA PORK PICNICS ■^49e NATIVE CUKES * 3'“ 25c Frozen Feeds Strawberries e 39c Octagon Soap Melons * REALEMON JUICE FOR COOL DBOikS 111 Broccoli 2 'wgt33e ‘Noxon Metal Polish 23e SUNLIGHT BUTTER 63e BUTTERNUT SQUASH BIRDSEYE OMJfORNIA-JUMBO - I 2*" 15c 4 7 e Uncia Ben's Rice '«J '23< Fina Ealing jg ^0* STRAWBERRICS leoz. 1^* . "6i.C Butter Cookies •V ■ -■>, GNEFlOY-M-DEEniZAMU • «3i E-Z Pop Corn • ’ * 4V. OZ RKC 35c EOePLANT 15c SWEET LIFE J. Cocoenut Crispise . MT. BARTLETT ' Frozen Food':^~ 2 37 LEMONADE Macarood , PKG ...... — ...... 1 Pears CAUFORNIA V RMdy to Eat GREEN PEAS pkgs. c Tropical ' wl RESavf THI Sion TO Umh quantities 2 33* V r • B.OZ.PKG. SUNSHINE OHEEZ-IT . PK 6. SWEET LIFE Chocobla' Stripes, ! i LEMONADE 5 eoa.OMa75C BIRDS EYE FRENOH FRIED I •" 6 KEEBLER ULUS CMOkERS m o ; 2£s49< 4i^49‘ first national stores

r 1 POTATOES 2**35e i i Red Cap C o H M a zo la ;] 30.OZ.FKG.SWIITUFi NEW ENGLAND roOD MARKETS t a ftesli 1 ' fluit Synig« -,^Vefle«aM eCM i —— _ f. ,ir-'- 1 GREEN PEAS 2'-J7c tS’,27c VS'45c T2-(U BTL 25e GALLON CAN 2 .2 3 ^ 4-OZ, CAN SNOW egon j Motsom mwiDE wuket HIGHUND PARK MARKET RT. 30-JOAKLAND RDh WAPPING- . SIT MQHUUie STRNIT >~- K ir km an 1 GRAPE JUICE 2*"89e P.M. ‘ --I, V e l Flakes - i« hco 31e . LS.PKG.MRDSIYE 0 1 ^ 1 EDMOND’S SUPER MARKET GREEN CORNER STORE Gramilaiad niG 32c Datargaid MfFM 31e PERCH FILLETS 41c f t SUMMER Blf MIDDU TURNPIKE lA n ‘ OaahMf! 2144Z CANS 111c Jorax Soap jiiHwiialiH ' f V' •■4

‘ 'V A 1 j - ' MANCHESTER EVENINGf HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1965 ICANCHlCBTEA^EVeNIKG p»A L t». MANCHESTIB, CONN.. THURSDAYpt AUGUST ?6. 1985 M l ■'u ' Wyman end W ent daughter .of Oo- tion Council wiU be held haturday, the Columbia Red -Croas Chapter the main attractions of t h f Co­ uouv kiddie ridea and for Sunday \ ». lumbia Volunteer Department’s only a horse pulling oontest.’< lumbia Center are visiting In Ban- Ctbanbia at 2 p.m. In case of rain, the event and M auri^ Clarke, Council - - _ ymen’a Cpveiary ■wm>m chairman. ^)Mf avent la open to the Fair. Entrants in the many exbibiU gor, Maine, with Mrs. will held Sunday at the same parwU, Mr. and Mre, Robert Fresh Sea Foods Jlow In Season FOR YGIR SHOPPING COMFORT A lP SUKR MARKET AlR-CpNDITIONEQ AT 116 EAST G N m STREET. J H A I ^ ^ time. ’The event will be held at the public. . A game between the Colun|bla are reminded to have thier exhibiti Furnitore Given All-Star Game psrolme’s and the Lebanon Hem- arranged and ready for Judging by Avarill. ^ Legion Collecting Community Reach. Certificates .The Rev. Stephen Chamberlain, FlSHAND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR X - will also be presented to those re little Leaguers are going ing’9 at^the school field Ti^esday noon tomorrow. The department was ratbed ouL plans to pay over $400 In pre^ pastor of the' Andover Congrega­ Disaster Fam ily who have c and her ^slstants, scheduled games this week. ’The Fair Opens Tomorrow Community Memorial Hospital. p iw Replh and John Sofacchl. Columbia team wUlTm composed TomoVrow, Saturday and Sun-, Sokool ReglstrallaB. For lumber end building supplies blankete end caah to help the flood bta Chapter, American Rad Crou, recovery rallaf program. ' Mrs. Ralph WoimMAhairmitn, of of boys from -both Slnder's and day at the Newton B. Smith Field,' George Patros. principal of the shop at McKinney Lumber, Bolton COMMUNITY r e s t a u r a n t • ^ for furniture for a local couple, Caroline's teams. The opponents Notch. Open all day Saturdays. Commander Louie StaUIlet aald whose hdonrlnsa were ruined by the aarlmmlng togram (^)onsored Rt. 6A. the fair sponsored by. the Horace W. Porter School, will be 1m 3 n o r t h m a in JTREET MANCHESTER I Jointly by t h ^ e d Cross and the will be boys from the Lebanon and Columbia Volunteer Fire Depart­ at the school today registering today the clothing and food will be the racliV Hop River, met with delivered direct tp a'tricken fam- Immediate response. Recreation Qounctl, will also pre­ Franklin teams. ment will be Jield. It will feature youngsters who plan to enter the Maackester Evenieg HerAM Co­ a midway in continuous operation, first grade next mbnHi. ’ lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Frank iliw' In the Fourth DIatrict of the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kennlaton sent 16 girls In a sp ^ a l act.; • The event is scheduled to be held Legion by Legion membere from who live in a small cottata on the Bxpecicted to attend the event after -the horse pulling contest at bingo, vaudeville, agricultural ex. Mlnlater Vaeatienbig Marchlsn, telephone, ACndemy The 'Rev. and Mre. Henry -G. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays the local unit. The caeh will be aant rtver'a edge which la" owned by aree Ken‘enneth Simpson, chabwM of UlsNewton B. Smith Field, one of hiblts, household exhibits, contin' to the American Legion Depart­ Benjamin Hochberg of WllllmanUc ment Treaaurcr. lost vlrtuaUy all of their Amilture. ‘The Legion Home on Well St. The property la In the vicinity of will be open ell day every day for Kataman's Corner which was anyone wirtiing to leave the food closed to traffic. or clothing. A member will man Donating furniture to the fun> I / the building evening, from 7-S p.m. Blston’s were MTa. Alton laithroM to receive donations. of Andover, a dining room s ^ Mcn'a work cjothlng la ’ Mrs. Eklwln Snllth of Hebron, a badly according to Ctomihender bedroom set; Curtis Holmes of Oo» Bteullet. lumbia, a sofa and rugs; and Mrs. Tax PaynMow Dae Joseph Lusky of Columbia, a table. ■rex Coltectoj4^ebel O. Hell re­ The furniture, will be delivered mind! taxpayers to make pay- t n t f 'hooiemeker at one time or another has become ewers of du thinking of evarirdey foods (and - ■aert-4F4ndirfid vesMl-eecaMoii featoNe, 2m > sma Bd to the Kenniston's this weekend found! It’s so simple with .ah e« el»ig» varied array of foudehiffi ■ *!■ ■ ■ ■ menta p texea by Aug. SL.Thle is 44 P '-'JPfP and pteneiiig required In the preparettM of ”2t gieals a weak.’* Tm t’s why AAP when the house will be tn living the close of' the fiscal year for the h u become the rioM friend of so many smart houtewivesl We bmp make menu- ■lace—end best of all, me over-ell theme is thrift! Oeau aae . . . man mem at condition. No further fumltuca Is -tqwh. M Apr [ building easy, exciting end eeonomleell 'AMT Is the plsrt where Ju*t Nvery kind aAp . ... X •Si*,.. needed and the Chapter wlahM to -Uhirken Rarbectto thank all^jlhose who contributed or What is value? At Popular, value is selected tap quality me^rfs, welt trimmed, properly *rhe Nathan Hale Community WHITE HOUSE-IN HANDI-PAK YUKON- FLAVORS wished,to contribute. • Center will have a public chicken Reaponae Oood aged, MEAT TH A T YOU WILL BjE PROUD TO SERVE AND DELICIOUS TO EAT. Known barbecue Sept. 1 from 5 to 7 p.m. OPEN TALL FULL Kenneth' SliMaon. chairman of at the grounda wrlth Mrs. Leo T. Only QTS the Columbia Oiapter. of the Red brands of groceries, the absolute beet in fruits and vegetables received fresh daily and; Leary as general chairman. Roy EV A P . HULK CANS ERACES Creaa r ^ r t s that Ur. Ralfh E. Jones of Storrs wrlll be the chef. Wolmer, chiOnnan of the Disaster above all, our prices will meet every b>udget. YOU ALWAYS BU T AND EAT BETJER TicketB will 'bo sold in advance 9 P.M.. ReUef Oommlttee, has turned |217 and proceed, will be for the main­ LB SV A&P>INIAUPLI over to Mrs. Dorothea Raymond, tenance of the building. - r ^ SUMNYHRLD UUTTIK IMPRINTS ^sacretary-treaaiirer, the 'local WHEN YOU SHOP A T POPULAR. x Thursday 1 QT 14 OZ r Red p r w ChM>ter> The amount Advertlaement— ' j SILVERBROOK 1 LB . was raised during the first 2< hours . / X ■' .■ . ■■■ .• I. For lumber and building auppllee BOTIER FRESH CR ^ER Y PRljvlT JUICE CANS of the appeal. ahop at McKinney Lumber, Bolton and Friday Simpson states that the response Notch. Open all day Saturdays. SEP^TfMIER - J hss been trenicndous and very 'k 'k 'k **Quallty Meats a Tradition at POPULAR-' -k rk :Ar gratifying and that the total sum Nanehester Evenieg rt e r a I d JUST REDUCED! ANN PAGE SI LVftllKY TREET.w PREM will be far in excess of the Chap­ ‘ Coventry cerreepondret, .Mrs. C. womans 12 OZ ter’s expectations. . SUGAR.CURED U little, teMpboee Pilgrim 2-e2«l. TNf AaP MAOAZINI "'3 1 LB/' l.etters were sent out to chapter CAN members Tuesday from the Colum­ . SMOKED PRESERVI JARSI.6 O bia Chapter, which also includes FULL SHANK Faoturing the towns of Andover smd Hebron,, stating that an urgent. had HALF 00 Ways To cooK-our m o i been received from Harold B. Near­ MalcBTroats SUPER RlGHl M EA TS...O N E PRICE.. AS ADVERTISED man. - division haaif of the Ameri­ READY £ HAMS Prankfurts luF^isNtm.sitti ^ 1149 can National Red Cross for contri­ Delicatessen With butions to hOlp thoM seriously af­ , Hamburg 2 '■*’ 77* fected by the weekend’s fiooda. 'The Boneless "" IcB Croaniv - You'll Find All Homs At Tho Advmiisod Fiicts - - - usd ONIY letter stated that the Red Cross Siicod Chaasf/ M|l4-BIT 4MUIC4S W IS FSS 27* was rendering extensive services in No Waste PUIS MANY OTHER IK FEATURESI evacuation, food, clothing, shelter Canned Picnics 69' NtIHZ II MIST 27* At Tkoso Rrieost Bt Righf - - - Buy SuffH-dtigkt Muulsl and emergency cate. ^ Those who have not contributed Mayoitncijba *”49‘ and desire to do so are asked to Choice A'P FRESH'NATIVE-BIAOY-TO-COOK-IJi TO 2H LBS . make checka-payable to ColumUa Steer ANr'pAU lIDtSDT 2S* Chapter, American National Red 974 MAIN ST. Beef QUALITY POPULAR FLAVORS-GRAND FOR PIE A LA MODEI Cross,-and mail them to Dr. Wol- Chuck Roast ‘ 39' SKINLESS W IN IS A N D iricins ' 33* mei. ICECREAM 2 __Aqnaeade Saturday OPENTHURSOAY UQUOI VALUES lllfg gollg JwFlrt.rlllM4 FKi.BFrSjJ* BROILERS^ FRYERS u53* The ahhuaT aquacade sponibiwl — Way best by the Red Cross, and the Recrea­ Oven Ready irt Rc^lf FUtSfirS^S* FANCY PLUMP-RIAOY-TO-COOk' '^'™ .. * - and FRIDAY 59c Lb. Native Fryers ‘ 45' Bologna Whiskies Olivas SmTAHi^ ItM U JAA 49' UNTIL 9 PJN. ilad Drassing *”45‘ W H O U U DONT Full Cut LARGE FOWL Milk Fed GOOD QUALITY LYNNBROOK ^Swoaf Mixad Picklas *^29* StUl plenty of wear left tai| DY THE PIECE— LD. •UNDID WWKIT Papar Napkins 2'*«'»'»25' LARGE FANCY PLUMP - RE AD Y -Y O -C O O K shoes when bronght hare far AIR-CONDITIONED Legs of Veal *39' S« STH <1 MM expert 'repafrlng. peooF eoT w»Aw WORK DONE WHILE FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT SANDWICH MONTH YAIUSS - - - y o u WAIT HALF Tender ■ ■ ■ OAT’^J9 u Juicy CUT-UP FOWL , WHISKIES IN THIS rgoou a, Saves W O K K ^ ^ MONEYI W M ta IrOCNl «»«»inaLsmT |5*- YUITE5 BAKERY DEPARTMENT Minute Steak ‘ 79' I 5, 6 AND 7 VEAM Olb SUPER-RIGHT-HEAVY STEER BEEF-BLOCK STYLE SHOE BEPAIBINO Siid Sardinas ' ^ “*15‘ QF THE BETTEB KIND Shoulder TOP QUALITY BRIARaiFF LAROI Bonad Chickan 2 »si«ss45» 15 Maple St.—Acmes From DATE RRi NUT m m. Cut First Nettoaal Farldag IW A SUMMER ■UNDID WNUKfV Raisin Broad 2^«*29* Veal Chops IS STH CHUCK ROAST ....1.33’ ‘ 59' FAVORIT&-d.l. rtOOP iOT 2.99 Tuna Fish 2 ;Huia53< HEAVY CORN-FED STEER Fnesh ^ . WHISKIES IN THIS nrODUCT APPLE PIE . BEEF-POT ROAST Lean 4 4 VEAKS OID. Sandwich B i^ d ^ 20*, Bonfitless Chuck BEE^POT ROAST u55* BREAD 4 4 ' SAVE YOURSELF, MOM! jSjJNCKPjE Air Beef ^ Currant Jolly « nist2 5 ‘ FACE RUMP OR TOP ROUND pie you’ll be proud A rod tmty buy! Ground Beef 1 s *1 WESTBURY RESERVE Rousts HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF ■ S I 4. ■ . Frozen Foods to eeiVe as your own. ApplM LIFETIME niAIDNT IVI ■-plenty in a enut of tender MORI BUDGfhSAYING RUYS ... FRESHLY GROUND gO OrM CrMM NABISCO «0 3.49 flaidneis.'A mtpar joy at this 39‘ Leah Hamburg LBSSe— A t a T T H - FARM FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES PSOOf »OT budget-pleasing pricet Ico Croain Mix 3'*“ 23f‘ OISTlUfD IN MARYLAND REd. 49* SUPER-RIGHT HUHoCraokors SUNSHINE 1-lb. pkg. PORCELAIN B i r d ’ s E y 6 P e a s 2 ^ 39i^ 4 VEARS OLD Aorosal Bomb ^^39* SHORT SHANK U.39' ■ ■■ FANCY TARLE SWECT, JUICY. RED Smoked Picnics Angel Food “li. 39‘ Hl-C Party Punch . »! .4n«» 29* Tomato Juieo LIBBY giant can nNEOlRK. lANE lARKM DAT! 4 A C SUPER-RIGHT >/aLB ague FINISH W O l T O G v a K a milDIEG.3fc NOW Sugar Nusuum iitue^4‘ ’•lsi4s9 5^ Dacon FANCY SLICED. PKG OI Frim cK Fries ^ ’ 2 35i^ ETIAI^ soueeON 12 OZ c i e c fruit Symps ALL FLAVORS 12-os. hot. Potato chips JANE PAlKiR FKG PROOF / eOT""3J 2 Vanilla Wafofs 21 ‘ y- ^ jANiPABKte' rko n c c Sliced Bacon ALL GOOD FANCY i,S 5 '-'‘l \ YEARS Oip firaiM Juieo 1 24mmc. hot. 3pm a^t i>«f'»'c»app.. 2 ^ VOOKIOS SUGAI, FEANUT o4 lAISIN Of 24 ^ AGP Yomptd Juieo f «««»«« 23* -.f ' • Cho«E-H Crockors ****'« «*«f« l9 ‘ Smoked Butts SUPER-RIGHT BONELESS u 6 5 ' . j ROMAINE and lOSTON V-S Cioktail IS-es. can HEARTS OF S u c c o t a s h 2 " M u m s "LIBBY'S FROZEN Idti^tor Crux "•t«ty».«m ls« 3 3 * CAMPBELL’S R foOfifiOSM. CROC., uom ILDiKsmAC Pork I Bouii SS-ec. can 2 6 0 Z r t g C Cj^lc# MIXM •rDnilfSsS PKS 29 Veal Cutlets FANCY MILK-FED “T**is. FRO-JOY, ALL FLAVORS EL P K A D O R ORANGE JUICE/ CANS QD WNm oa ooio BQQ|S Bor O*. In lif< DeiiM TioDlen PKS DP St'S Comod Boot LIBBY Skinless Frankfprts sukmisxt Z . S4 AGP Orango Juieo 253* ICE CREAM 2 ^ w oof ^;’? 2 . 8 9 Muitard PREMIUM iM box Jar A IB « VCARS OlO ctn'S M.. flavsSs 3 23* Bologna supEii.iiiGHTn^ 1.49' ENJOY A # ’;::r c O F F E ii Canning Jars m l 05 m1.'l9 CidorVInogur TENEDINE qt.Jar 2 3 C SONGA LEMONADE ' wMinoeooio ENJOV REAL SAVINGS, TOOl 'AAP Buys No. 1 Grads Fish.ExdasivdU Glmf Diissiug PFEIFFER S-OB. hot. 3 3 c as X . • . ■: ‘-M- MINUTE - 2,*; 2 . 7 9 PICK-OF THE-CROP .ONE PRICE...AS ADVERTISED! -KNOW N BRAND GROCERY PRCDUCTS fto o f Your enioyment ot freehly-roastc " wMinotooio - w- * BU. ,Ripo O lim UBBV U N O •4 •‘i . 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Can ' Sliced ^ . ■AO •2.2B GRAPES 2.29 7 8 ' •t OniiigoJilico WASHER ASPARAGUS B E D C R O W r UO.e M4e«4W Yiei.jM 4 wiaar AlPnOZIN. s iS J r FUU Of JU»« "S .( . ed 2 DOC OOe PUSSY CAT At A l PippulBW A Cowiplutu Lint Of rtOOf >'» :r,2.8t MKAR Graphifruit , 2 '**^* Pot^o Puffs •AXTUSmOtOi PKM 'ww tUOUiS-SUN .MAW CANNING SUPPLIES T S i ' 6 . e 5 Cooking Appltf etAVBMTtlN 4 . i 3 r MOENSTER 8 I ( ^ aS; 8 3 ! tAMi i g c Kaiilni ' 2 f««w«39 ‘ Cat Food 4 25* .PoKalCtlory CAiif.ceim •UNCH.*' 3- 3 -U . Bog 93^7 3-Ui. Bog 92.43 dXrOKD fA«K CUT-RITfe CUBA'S • Uve-Wnter AcHen 1^, Grkkor iaokt 6 Phga 2Se BortlottPoon < 2 Irt 33" Grass 5ood 5»**>1.Y9 CHEESE w • Weal ever Unelnf n o o e , ■ • i 'I . ■ . ' Fniit SliCiB POWEBS - 7ii-ec pkg. lie 2''^£‘ 4 9 ' r ' Atrtrt . .BWABSON^PBBIIN ' X ^ | Ot ^ swANsom 3Qm onaoM s « « « a * • leisk^ Spin MANr MiuONfillY IMOWN HUNDS . . 'Tiprs IN U Dwrs OUT ^ . 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\ ,y. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSpAY,^ AUGUST 26, 1955 :.>N M4NCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCBEStBR, CONN,. THURSDAY, AUGUST, 25, 1965 .... ' . - : .'V. * ^1. Delver—-1' didn't kpdw It was T hat If* a hat Antwtr to Previous Purte"*' BUGS BUNNY yoii. 1 thought It/'k-as someone Inside and out. Auhrap Xasto. a tsUlor; PM Maurice Seitter Fish Storj^, Giange Statin y Berserk Flier’s Hawatt and a Mr. Kfpip. I had tun, over. S Anli-Ti^st Study Seen D ouble Celfdbratioii Air Force o A d aw sMd Sense and Nonsense CL.SWER WOMAN; One who stole tha gun* and b « u i ahi M ilady ' U ti Of Employmibat " > Victim Remaiiis a few hours baM n-fia afchadu: W hat’s op' her mind?. knows how' to give a man his own ACiOSB MPOMMSive Way. appearance balgr* a; court-martial Tht hirtd iMHi on. a farm Went t formerk” There’s -little doubt 1 Elongated «*»»5gC T “ Check on Price Boosts IBraiiclr Office ..If.'* 'U In Critical State on chargM pC stealing $120 from on hla firrt trip to the city. Hej At fifty-five: 'Thank God^ 4 Dark-blue AOAntiquBlM a barrackrmate. An M r Fore* returned wearing a scarf pin set I got a good bed." ' / food Ash iokeaman said hle'/raoerd was IV AL BY Dick TURNER 81 Legal point The Manchrilter branch of floe of M*^|iata, England, Aug. 35 UPi S with at leaat four caraU bulk, At alxty: “I wa« mlghty-luckyto • Long Ash DOWN By dARUBS MAKLOW :yBhauId there be a limit the eah until the chdrgea twrp r i^ h c e . The Jewelry daz^ed the pick iiuch a-fine womgn. 12 Narrow inlet •Jif New* A aa^ Mm o( giant corporatioMT the Connecticut 8UU Employment ^L*eter Hunt, Sl-yearK>1d airman WMka ago. Green ahllatad in Dao- IGoddCM o( More Ihan a year aad a hialf ago Service ahd the UneMployment village belle*, and excited the envy i At aixly-flve: "I fdel aa young I) Embellish Waahingtm, Aug. Xfl (iP)—It may Compe«*ation Department will be |at class from Rantoul, ill.,' was ambar, 1*52. of the other men. HU employenj^a* I did twenty years ago 14 I^evaricatc discord •etnr dreadfully dull to a houaewlfa Atty. Oen. Brownell appointed a still in a critical condition today After hU shooting spree through ■2 "Emerald Isle’* •0-maQ committee to study the ptacad'em a futl-tlma basla affac- camp. Green oommandaerad d cai bluntly ahked If It wai a real, At seventy: “jl don’t know What ISIrH tate that tha BenaU'* Aiftitruat and tlva tomornnV.. from bullet wounds inflicted by , a diamond. these modern" young people are 3 — trout anti-trust laws and laat March SI fallow-UB. airman who ran amok In wrhich M. Sgt. I t J, McDaniM. 16 World+s 4 Existed' 23 Oleic arid i9lt 4SLar|e narlM antimonopoly aube'ommitte* tiaa- it produced a report aritlr more Labor (JommlaMoner Ranate Of St. Paul; Minn.. vHu MtUng and Hired Man --r Wall. If It ain’t coming to.’/'' 17 City in ’fne 25 Charger* < Ash Rloriutl made tha announcement with twd’Auna at Manston Air Ive been sktin oUt. o’ four bltg. A Expert bieen holding a aerie* of hearing*. than 70 recommendations. Base. forced the sergeant, to drive him iNetherlands 26 Circle parta- 44Nallx* ot Among other things it urged the today through tha office of Bxaeu- Jack was telling . A iriend that, 8 Boundary But *om* tlm* in th* futur* the The erased grinman, Napoleon away from the base. After 15 min­ 18 Observes (comb, form) 27 Genuine Denmark repeal of the "fair trad*’~ lawa tlva Director Joaaph M. Tone of Green, 22-yaar-old Chicago nuui, utes,, McDaniel talked Green Uito .%nd Hoeh le Lite , he hfid Just celebrate a wedding 20 American 28 Comfort 45WoHhound 'prlc**.eh* pay* for. what *he buy*, which stood In the way of cut-rate tha Bmploymant Security Dt-vlMon anhiversary the day before. 7 Bay window' and the growth and health of fatally shot two ether Americana taking over and thdn rushed into i-25 At five; the youngster says: writer . 8 Individual 30 Principal ^’’i47 Age* retail aalear. On tha’ subject of A t the aama Uma, w*a an­ and on* Briton yesterday and a butcher ahop where 'k* phoned ■ Jack—My wife wanted a B x. 12 21 Fishermen 31 Volcano 49 FtraUn prineg American bualneaa, may be af­ mergera it aald some ware good, The stork broiight u* a new babjl' rug blit instead I gave her a 9 Merriment fected by the work the auboom- nounced that the local offlM ,wlH wrounded Hunt and eight other a warning to police. Sister.” —— out 10 Military .12 Soothsayer 60 Fixed coum aoma wara bad, and aQ ahould ba asauma operation of th8 RockvlUa persona during his raimpag* with In London. UB. Charge d’A?* 8 X lfr'-|Hcti>re of myself. favorite 34 Doctor (ab.v .51 Food Ash mltte* la doing' now. Judgad on thair marite. At ten: ’’My dad can lick any Friend -.-Whit did she give you ^ assistant StMdylag Monopoly 86 Tenra Itinerant atatlon which haa pravl- ptsjol and carbine. ------Yaircs W. Walton Butterworth man twice his size." angling spots 11 Fetid air 35 Highway (ab.) 32 Point Soma congreaaional Damocrata .oiMly baan covarad by tha Thomp- raen Anally died in a ruijnlng conveyed t® ..forelgd ' aecroUry Jack .('rubbing his head! — A. 22 Negative word ----- For 8A years Congraaa Itaa been Jumped on- tha racomihandations, At fifteen: "Girls aTe-^— blah!" 2x4 over the head. . 41 Stage play 34 African Ay putting antitruat and antirnonopoly aonvitla office. flght wrlth police on Rams- HkrMd MacMHTan the American At twenty: "Just give me a 24Lice,nialc 2,p„,gicAsh 42 Particles (var.) aaying they 'contained propoaala Wilbur W. Markham will ba tha .ta Beach. goy^mmant’s profound diatreaa” lawa on the hooka. They i covar. which would weakan or knock out Society of bualneaa practicea and particularly new Manchaater manager of the V;. Tha . two Americans were shot at the incident and regret for th* “''"‘'twentv-fiver^^^ system Is sneaked up ' Apothecaries tha antl-truat lawa and thair an- Oonnagtieut State Emploffaaarit dead when they tried to diM ^ British victim*. | ) & r r bualneaa compatition, mergtra, forcamant .1. wrong:-there should be re.^J^rhand; T d ":— l. Raymond Peter Grayer, them aerioualy. - * tie of that tonic.’ appcIlatiM monopoly law* ainca it Involves the 85 years singe passage o tA io that tha eonalatant healthy growth At forty-five X'* ™ sick of re- call you to stop? > 37 Describe' of Manchaater and immediate area was Miqt in th* back while riding i I)r - r buainesa competition and monopoly Sherman Act to survey the entire a bicycle as Green continued hla 38 Frozen rain ¥/ r of trade; - ■ Said of anti-trust ..la^a to aae had now plaead It on a full.-tflha ■ -J'6 • .V 4’ A scientific printed reonrd mad* 39 Moslem gold bloody rampage through th* camp. r "'ll When Congreea .cornea back in whether they needed changing.' office baaia. / Two other Americans fell before eleotroBicaUy srUl teO yaU the BUT OUR WAY b y X r . w il l ia m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE wUh' MAJOR HOOPLE coin January tha subcommittee, headed Lme coadlttoa and mto «f yaor / Green’s blazing. gima, but neither 40-i!— herring r by Sen. Kilgora (D-WVa> will we* in aarioua condition. They wMcb. •, . ^__ .. YOU''Je ffeeiH, X MADE MYS e O ,42 Onager i probably make recommendations, Were Airman 3nd class Quannah EMERGENeV EXPERT WATCR b MPAOM 43 Harem rooms 3T based on what it learned In thr DeathB La$t Night Saar Steel Czar RUgBlI^o ' AMO p o l is h e d i 1 Parker, 1», of Waldorf. Md.. and O I L I U R N i R • PROMPT OBAT IT.' HAM?- y o u 'bBOMES THAT VA6E UP MV COOM. 46 Rot Aax by f ii / hearings, for atrengthanii» - Or Sgt. John M; Gouvlea, 55„ °f Santa ECX3NOMYCAL SERVICE. UEARTiOf ■CTOME? L0LU146 FOR IS A$ s l IvIH A6 a .exposure loosening -tha anti-monopoly pro­ By THB ASBOOIATED PBES8 ^ SuccumbM at 82 a a r a . Caur. SERVICE lOLV while t HAVIE TOILED 48 Seed plant gram. MiHUTEi . HARDBOiLED Iff F 1959 Syoaset, N. T.—William De Witt Three Britons—Ian Teomans, THE OAV LOH6 TeVlM6TO ESO IM TEbi •52 Chum Hlatorlana pick lti79 aa the be­ Mitchell, 80, a Democrat who Heidelberg, Germany, Aug. 25 Miaa M argaret Oockburn and Mias & \y t i>s S3 Playihg card YA ginning of a strong antimonopoly CALL k 's e P Th e m a »«5R 6H ip - ' r r ^ TiwE Si MIH0T£6.' a 5T “ s w served aa U.S. attomay ganaral (Pi — Dr. Hermann Roechling, the Wendy Hilton—alsb Fere hit by SHAP& WHILE At ARTHA S3 Extinct bifd feeling in the United State*. It w u undar Praaident Herbert Hoover, Green’s bullets and hoapitaliaed. W I U I A M S fo e . v o o '' 'OOCTOE COULD I f - i f 58 Collection of Saar’s graataat atael magnate, died f> AWAV.'— ALLTHE CeST TO u s e OPERATE FOR !T 6b Jn UiaL year Henry Georg* pulC and aolicltor general of the United in a hospital In nearby Mannheim All war* reported in satisfactory X — Foj. 8EMEFIT6 OP s o c e aayings liihed hla book, ‘‘Progreaa. and States under President Calvin last night after a long illness. H* condition today. OIL SERVICI APPENiDlClTI^ / Poverty." Ooolidge. Bom in Winona, Minn. MV HAVE Ho s p it a l - THERE •i think thi» lady on my lift it noxt!*’ W y> was 82. Also injured, but not seriously 9EEH prieata If He blamed muCh of the world’! Died Wednesday.. Death was attributed to a heart enough to require hospitalisation. ZATiOai e iS H T troublea on land monopoly. Other Were three other Britlah civilians— MU9-A5AB ALL- ^ n o w ' Santa Barbara, Calif.—Clarence ailment. Ri6HT.^ books followed his. By 1888 the Greff, Santa Barbara music and He was formerly general direc­ PRISCILLA’S POP Undiscover Deal BY AL VERMEER political parties were urging gov-- arts -patron, a past president opthe tor of the Roechling Iron and Steel ernment.action againat monopoUea, Music Academy of the West, and Works at Voelkllngen and head of Mr. and M'q{. David P. Roaa. formerly of 52-School St,, will be.guesta NEVER MIND! FOR A FAMILY There were no federal antimonop­ former international relief worker. a German family which dominated of honor at a farewell' and 95th wedding anniversary open house at y o u ' L IV E R IS _ W h a t d o e s n t oly lawa at that time. Died Wednesday. the Saar’s heavy Industry for gen- the home of their son, Clarence Vibberta, 45 Delmont St., Sunday B U T ' K N O W , O O O D FO R [LIKE LIVER,WE Under presaufe to do aomething, Hammond River, N. B.—Bert­ erationsi afternoon, Aug. 28, between the houra of 4 and 8 p.m.' Hr. and Mrs. H A 2eL .) WOW W E YOU! ~ * \ \ a “ Oongreaa' In 1890 passed the Sher­ ram ’Harrison, 78, a former Broad­ The Roechling family was ' Roes will leave about Sept. 5 to make their home in Florida, TIRES! TIRES! D IS L IK E man Antitrust Act. itlli tha most way production director and .a ousted from ita holdinga in 1945, HAdqutirtcirs LIVER] famous piece of antimonopoly leg- stage manager for the Henry Mil­ when American troops turned the W b tdl HRBTONE ^ GdOM lCH — ialatton. For many yaara, though, ler Company of the early 193QS Saar over toqFrance. ' ' a European commiaaloner and con­ (or the Roechling works. It would FOR the government did very littly to and who had been Saaociated with IJnder French direction, the tinue ita economic union with be decided later whether to allow , DUNLOP — COOPERf l R DDRES R E S enforce it. Stag* productions in New Tork, RoMhling works have been, pro­ France until a German peace private interests to partlcipat'e. DUNLOP GOLD CUPflRSIRSTLINEDRES* But it was used against labor San Ftanclsco and other cities. ducing yearly 860,000 tons of basic treaty is concluded. unions to prevent their boycotting 0 Born In Saint John, N. B. DIad and special steel, 100,000 tons of *The French and West German Making biscuits ?, Try sdding SPECIALS the product of a manufacturer they TYieaday, cement end large que^tlties of governments ’ propose to pay the grsted Cheddar, -Swi's* or Parme­ considered unfair to labor. ifobile, Ala.—Samuel -H. Lack- coke, phosphate and nitrogen fer­ Roechling fapslly 200 million Swiss san cheese to the dough before .G«S0«14,...... S 1 2 .9 S •-« l § \ I^ E R E OU6HT Other Laws Paaaed franca (approximately 847,500,000) rolling out. land, 80. retired buaineaaman and tilizer. 4.00-U .. . ., ------/...... SA* a a a fTO Be a IWBEL In time Congress passed other one of the founders of Mobile’s Moet of the 40,000 people of PRIZE FOR antimonopoly laws, particularly famed Azalea Trail and tha Ala­ Voelkllngen depend on Roechling ^ • a'%.'^ eaeeaeaaaeasaaa* ^ ^* ^5 •-m Sim 1 H006EW0RtC= the Clayton. Act in 1915 and the payrolls for their livelihood. B s s a : bama Deep Sea Flahihg Rodeo. ^AKK MAPS-MOT ao«M Robinson-Patman Act In 1936. As Bom in Wazahachie, Tex. Died France and West Germany are S P E C IA L S ; wav the x:aar* pMJfd. various govern­ Who Will It Be? BY V. T. HAMLIN Wednesday- . •till dickering, over _the_futurejstL S~* t *' a *6, aa* a.Saaaa -a. *•,•«••)* S^O sSS ALLEXiwP BY RAY GOTTO ment agencies got Into the field ministration of the'vaet RoMhllng i COTTON WOODS of interpreting and administering ■WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE enterprises. The French refused t ^ R C H E R Y S*50*1S a a •/• aasaaaaaaa.aanaaaaana* S^ ^ *SS tha law*. to consider letting the old ownera Mainly these ' .were the courts, lATTERIES S9.9S i w c h m 9 ^ ) Amman, Jordan. Aug. 25 )8Pi— resume control. EQUIPMENT / 15 MONTHS GUARANTEE the Justice .Department and the Premier Said El Mufti’a thraa- Roechllng's death came aa the Federal Trade,, Cpmmlaslon. Alao month-old government won its Saar Was embroiled in a bittei: fight FOR PRO FOR NOVICE Rcn««i. Refrigerpten aa the yaara pasa^ and more and Srst vote of conSdcnce In Parlia­ between pro-German parties aiiid Complete line of Fred Bear SERUItE more power was concentrated In ment last night. The county was Premier Johannes Hoffmann, head supplies for target, field and Yim ihm m i; MM fewer corporatlona quesUpn* were 25-5, with 5 abatentions. of the Chriitian People’s ^arty, hunting. STRTIOn Ol/hut M pjgkm ut raiaed about the ad^uacy ot the The government promised in re­ who wants the rich bord^ terri­ lawa. • ply to questions not to Join the tory put under European control FleM Range on Premise*—Open Evenings Until 8:00 There are plenty of queatipha:' Turkish-Iraqi defanaa pact dr Xha In a pleblacita (>ct. 2 ^ ' .(IXT Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn . .1 Hgvo tke.Jpwa. been jntarpret^- vropoaad- rival, Egj^tlan-8au« - A statute drafted by Prance-and FARMER'S HATIDWARE fatrly? Are they helping or hii^ Arabian pact withput aaking Par- Wast Germany wil) be voted on UIVAN AVE., EAST WINDSOR HILL—TEL. 8A 8-0856 TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-8066 dertng business development? liarhcnt’s conaant. then. It would the Saar under -V-

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t o ester lencer Ninev 6- Herald Angle •» BARLt W. YOST GilmerStars Dngoiit Dramatics in Qeveland Wigwam Bporla Editor Defeats Hartford 9-1 In Over His Head Orioles Knock Chisox Bill Kuhlmann’S'Single AsLayBeSub •HOm AND THERE Am the starting field for the second BruiaMsg l^ t Abrusxl,’ a * powor- running of thk IMIDC added Behind Clyde Riehard Mobils, Ata., Ai«. Decides Toiimey Issue houso fUUbacK Jlsbvr (6) his starting backfleld this foil f ths^Trinity Parish in 1:30 angagement against West third period-oeore. after four years managing Chica- po a r rbl bottom of the fifth Inning, gave Flood Rollof nay would bo Sod- ‘ Alb Oaartwhaek (tootaa Back into tha No. 1 spot mpA todhy by I'tS J ^ e a . go. knows a few aecretS/about his Lancr. c ...... 7 0 0 0 Aceto A Sylveater a 6-6 victory with veterans Gens Aisxondsr, New Haven, was on dock yostor- Hartford. - nrdoy, Sopt. 8. ta tbo evoat of tha Kaw Tork Tankaas. whan^Togi A glance at the records shows, Brckwlth, 3b ,. 1 1 0 0 Charlla Sticks, Dick Niasi and day to hoar Kon Ldofflor, former Righthander .Clyde Richard, tFeihtiMiton's two offb quartar- old team. Batra. p ...... 0 0 0 1 over Spencer Rubber in a game author of a no-hlt, no-run game bod woaOur, Mu fayoooa ooM ioka,' A1 Doner and Ralph Barra and Mickey Maptla hock^ for instance, one glaring reason, A1 ISmith slapped his 18th homer Marah. as ...... 0 10 0that saw the winners exscute a George Kalleher returning but he LaSallo basketball cobch who ia Miey would tar* over a atel- baekd»back homers tit-the ninth why the Tankeea are etill pennant Gleason, cf .... needs line strength. One of the now masterminding the rortunes of earlier this season in local Alumni Gughelmir -'luicounted for 'ef' Baltimore, tha Yankees have won IJabros'skt. rf ., tier is a former. Tala mentor, who repeating the Ycat against the of tbo dteoter. Iriayed meet of the first three Tigaro B-J. ‘ Frank Sullivan. Boh Avila led off upont. lb ..... 4 0 0 I.ed at Verplanck Field last night cuunting on, big Joe Urxela hes quarters, lad the RedsUna to the ladlBaa Eeea Soars 18 games from the cellar dwelling ortsensen. 3b- 0 0 0 dropped out of idiool and it now guided LaSoUe to 140 wins in'470 Hartford nine. Only a late^ throw the sixth with his, 10th home run. before a large crowd, w-as the sec­ on a biinted boll down the third aeven snd then paaaed to Noth ''i Chieaga bats rang for 30 hits In Birds. The Yanks have won seven Mike Oaiteia hefd Boston to seven Totals ...... 18 6 4 16 3 1 3 at Ate. The 230-pound Ursela gomos in six years befora molyvfilg ? ond of the Little League (Tham- to Toxoa . . Ray Ooetlng is otart- base line in the seventh inning by Hecker in tha /m i aooa la tbe Bmt opener as Battimora was sub- straight in their, last two" series, hits, blanking Ted Williama the • i.' A A 8 ...... 033 03x—S pienshlp Tournament to determine was a tremendoue tackle with the flrat quarter. msrgsd 14-1, but the Orioles four at Baltimore and- three In Spencer ...... 3M 010-4 froth last foil. tng Me >2nd year at Trinity Col­ ^ ch er Don Tocci kept Richard Red Sox hero in Tuesday’s win 3B. Smith 3. Kuhtmann. Banlrase. town ruler. c* from chalking up another mostar- GugUelmi acored ia the «i«wi wmvB»A back to grab tha night­ New York within the. last tw o over Cleveland.' ■ Lanse: HR. Banlvage; DP. Dupont lo lege. Ray aervea aa' athletic dlrec Palmer to Play weeks. V Game-Winning Rally tor and haod boakatball coach ..Xpiece\And'the rival moundsman two miiiutes of the ganM o n an cap 3-1. Tha CleTelaiid Indians Steve Oromek Idoked like a win­ Lange; Triple Play. Craig to Snyder lo Trolling 5-4 In the fifth inning, ^ Archie Moore trains with five eight-yard daab. Be had eompliited aaensd thair twojrsma series with On the other hand; Chicago has Fletcher: BB. Kuhlmann 5. Tarca 3. pound weights in each hand at his Lost aeoaon’s Trin baokatlmU cap­ scored''moments later on a wild ner for Detroit as He limited the Bates 1: 8 0. Kuhlmann I. TaVea 4. the winners staged their gome- tain, Dave Roberts.'la-now with pitch. Richard gave up five bases a 2S-yaiid vaas to end Johnny Oar- tha Boston Rad Sox, winning 3-0, won only 10 of 18 games with Yankees to one hit in ■ .seven in­ Bates 6: Hits off. Kuhlmann 3 for 4 winning roily. Ken Smith M off North Adams, Moss., training In Open Event son three plays before. while Kansas City swept Its two- Baltimore. Cleveland, in third nings. A1 Kaline had blasted a two. runa In 3 1-3 Innings; Tarca 3 for 1 comp. How does the challenger the Bethlehem Steel Co. .. Trinity On bolls while fanning 13 batters. ____ ,* Tile American League race is hotter than these afternoons snd nights and thh Indians are in the thick run In 3 3-.3; Bates 9 for 6 runs In 6. and rocketed a double to right cen­ will have a naff football preaa box O ^ t 15 Hits sHouLoent ABove Doak Walker booted a 4S-yaid gaaia set with Washington with a placo a game behind the Yankees, run Detroit homer, his 35th.' in of it. Manager A1 Lopes motions to an outfielder, attempts to cool off in a tight situation by removing HBP. Kuhlmann (B a t's); WP. Kuhl- ter. With one down. Barry Snyder feel about his Sept. 20 scrap with Ons of ths oU-Um* greats of field goal early in the flrat period. SCOHk has won 10 of 18 from the Orioles. conotructed this foil. Meanwhile, Jlichard’s Uam- ALL CphfPBTmON the first inning off Whitey Ford. his cap, and winds up biting his nails. mann 3, Tarca 1; PB, lang e; W. singled to right, Smith holding at Rocky Marciano at Tonkes mates banged mit a total of 15 golf shd one of the newest stars THROWN HIS HAY Gilmer picked up 189 yards by m the Maticoal Laague; Brook' The fourth place Boston Red Box, But the Tanks, beaten TUesday hy Tarca; V. Wlltke. Carlson. While. Nas- Stadium 7 ”I'm gomg to do more on the town are the'latest entries cooipleUnf 18 of 21 passes.. slff: L. Bales; Scorer. G. Erans; Time, third. On the throw In. Snyder took Ducky Pond, who came out of sirfetles Including doublet by Rudy lyn wldsnad its first place gap 4H games behind New Yorlu are Detroit, got one run back in thV 1:18. second. John Banlvage drew an in­ than outbox Marciano. I’m also for the' |20t.000 Ineiironoe City Layne returned to D etnit yea-- a n t tha Milwankaa Braves to u ik 11-0 with Baltimore. This adds up ToriHngton to star and later coach Wojnarowlci and Charlie Salmond eighth on three singles. Berra and tentional pass: to load the basee. going to outpunch him beesust I and home runa by Wes Feebler Open, (Which will be held at the terday fOr treatment of an oM gamss in a home run display that to' a M-18 mark for the top four Mantle wrapped it up in the ninth, have the better equipment and the Yale football teoma, la now with Wetherafleld Country Oub. begin­ Tribute to the Babe Robblh Craig grounded to khort the Seamless Rubber Co. in New and Ssimondi Rlghtflelder Woj* shoulder injury which has given , sank tha Chicago Cuba for the sec­ clubs against the impotent Oiiolea and reliefer Bob Grim was credited forcing Smith at the plate. At this better knowledge. To gSt theSc ning on September 1st and contin­ him more trouble this year than ond straight day bA: The Now In the opener yesterday south­ with the vlctoiy. Nassiffs Easy ^Vinners Haven. Pond recalled playing base­ narowicz and Salmond both Brooklyn (xv-'T hope nobody Softball Event point, Kuhlmann. delivered his things done, si: my equipment has crashed three hlta during thejou t uing until the Sth. Gene SoroMn previously. \ to be ready. That’s why I run and ball with Torrington In Manchester of Germantown. N. Y., And Arnold ever breaks Roth’s reeord.” game-winning blow, a ground ball in the eoriy 20’s .. Connecticut will while Bruce McClain. Danny Renn Juat to the right of ths- ahortatop, walk and climb ail day . . . Speed Palmer of Latrobe, Po.,- are the Tbese were the emphatic open Its football season Sept. 24 an(l^ Feshler all chipped in with lateet name golfers, t whose oppU- Ovi&r Auto Parts 80-59 wt>rda of the Dodgers’ Duke Her^ Tonight scoring. Snyder And Banlvage. of hand and foot and condition sgoinet Talc at New Hsvtn. Tbe two'bingles. Spencer Rubber opened the will win. me the tiUe.’’ Andy Champions in the local Alumni 'Cgtibn* have been received by tbe Boros, Toski Enter Former^ Amateur Kings i MoJor teogu« Snider whom iMUiy bMebnIl ex­ Kingsbury of Taicottville ia a f(Mowing week the UCtens run Into Greater Hartford Junior Chiunber Nasriff Arms ctlqched a apotyGoods outfit opened Its lead to perts think has a good chance Tonight at 6:30 at Charter Oak game by jumping off to a 2-0 lead onoOMr major toe, - Boston Uni- League at Charter Oak Pork, the of Commerce, eponeore of tbe' tour- In the top of the first inning. With randidsts for the Bowdotn College vcralty, Ui a night game in Boston. BaMcni tallied twice in the first ...OM CAN It Canadian Tourney t=Leadersr^ in the finale of the Rec Summer 42-30. of brcektng the mark (60 Park, the Warehouae Point Sporta- football squad this season . . . hameiit. ( Nasriffs kept up the pace while homera In one aetwea ) within nien clash with the Newington AC two outa and nobody on base, First noiha gome will be' on Oct. 8 Inning, odded three markers In M S W A P S Baiketbali League p laj^ fs last' Larry Batea was hlL-by a pitched With Goose Tatum and Marquee the second and ended their scoring ^ Vet for 85 Yaara Predict iJ.S. Victory Ms IIsb sI IsMcve the Automen. with only five men the sieKt few yc4we. In a semi-final contest in the State against MoMkehusetts .. Speakers IS JUST TOO UPh-Vba night with an 80-69 victoiy. over ball. Skip' Marsh walked. Butch HejOies tha top performevs with with four big re^^ln the fourth Barosen’s fabulous carear bks m iM H O M SM Montreal. Aug. 25 higw BatUns (Based on 316 at bats) —As>>- and one of them injured, fell far His teeniniate.* pitcher Oarl Tournament sponsored by the Na­ includsd BQl Mhrray Duke foot-, been spread over the post ghjreon. M st .meswy tournament in Osna- burn. Pnlladelphla. .338: CampanrTls. the tough Mancheater Auto Farts behind. At the end of three per­ tional Softball Congress. The Vic­ Gleeson slashed a single, and when the Harlem Globetrotters for years ball coach, Loefflef, .Done Jsssee frame. POM HlM ff Brooklyn, .330: KlussewskI, Cincinnati, ■ksUne. aeld: ”I feel the seme now operating their own team V taskara (9).^ He won. the NAtion(al Open three disn golf-:-the 528,509 Open—gets Foragfc mils, N. T„ Aug. 38—frigh t out and -announce his .318: Port, Cincinnati, .316: Aaron, Jfll- at the West Side outdoor court. iods it was 64-44 and the Arms tor will earn the right to meet the ball went through the left- of Trinity and high school coaches DO s e rbi Take it front two former amateur lineup, but .indicated it would be wsy, t ^ But rin e ifr^ that fielder, both runners scored. the new funny man with the Trot­ X mb ,r h timet, ivos hol(jer ef the PGA tm jte today w te a otarang waukee, .313. Once again big Eric Hohentha) .toyed with the losers in the last surprising Broad Brook in the fin­ Oiorile Horvath of Hartford McOkin. If ..... 4 3 ’3 2 0 0 0 0 championship on thrse occssions 4sld - In 1954 Pena won thd 'U.S. Senior winners in ths "Worid” Toiiiaae waukee^ 89. handers, but high scoring honors points,, his brother Norm tossed Schaefer Brewing Co. will donate A Sylvester pulled off their triple Dick Wsigo will serve in a Hke 0 0 0 ra A title and was victorious in the mant at CTiiqaTOi-wlth Its 559,000 of Australia starting tomorrow, rf Hoad and the flashy Rex Hart- . Runs Batted In —Snider, Brooklyn, went to the Auto Parts' Mo Mor- Snider nodded Us head and first year with the Harlem, capacity with ths Mancheater Mer­ S ? 2 0 114; Ennis, Philadelphia. 106; Klussew- in 18 itnd Dick Stratton 16. Bell- a handsome trophy to the State play that started with a passed I 0 International Senior In Europe. ‘The top and guarantaas for glOfiJWO in perbapa by a margin aa big as 6-0. wig in the doubles. hardt as he netted 80 markers. Inghlrl's 13 tallies and'Iamonaco's remarked: “Of coarse if any­ champion immediately after Fri­ ball. A1 Dabrowskl walked, Phil jnegiclans of the baaketboll chants football team this fall. Dick Ponircyut, c . x . 2 1 Eric Hohenthal, Burke skl. Cincinnati, 98,- Banks, Cnilcafo, 96: world, the Trotters. Tonight the RIcHxn:, • 8 0 colorful “Squire of Bro 0 0 6 0 0 How many have tha National charity tdlMse for a .549 mark. out of the bowl in today’s draw. New Y------ork and Long' and ‘ CHemente,~ B. r.'Pv'. -widaa and Bob Osborn were the ing to a<;rsmble back to first. Frffitcb, lb .. he set the amateur golfing world Loogua hadt' dividual ecoring crown in the re­ la Waston, O at. lari weak. huge cup. Pittsburgh, 9: Aaron, Milwaukee. 8. the Automen trailed at the end.bf Morhardt. t ...... 11 8-9 30 Bobo Olsoti Fights T h e International League 1 21 7 0 0 Last ysar Tony whipped Hoad in Home Runs—KlussewskI, Cincinnati, hitting stars for the Sportsmen Total...... 30 1 afire Utat year When ha won the A — Tsa olaee 1878. cently completed Rec Summer One^ gama ecoring high during Tlwra.tB A strM g fasitng i Numerous Workouts the first period by only one pilnt, Boland, f ...... 0 00 0 in their first sU rt and will be ex­ champs scored two runs, In the 230 400 0 -9 thslie gallatyUeegallstyUss that Amrid Arnold ^atan- t)U flnt match and sent AmerlM 41; Banka. Chicago, 89; Snider. Brook­ Bf^lUnfhirl. c ...... %, 14 13 Down to Eight Women tanker. 000 1—1 National Amateur title and im­ Q -— Just what ia tha strike Boaketball League season. Each the two rounds wak by Brio Hoben- Budge and Kramer, now profes­ lyn and Mays, New York, 38; Mathews. 16-15. Erie Hohenthal paced the bottom of the second in three' Hertford non off to a S-0 sweep in the first two lamonaco. g ...... 5- 4-*f 14 Young Foe Friday pected to supply the power again 2B. Wojnarowici. talmond; HR, FexJ*- mediately turned professional. Hs aoneT player pumped in 93 points during vrito netted 28 points sgalast er.r. the winner a t Weston, Is ktin sionals but themselves ona time in* Milwaukee^ Arms' attack netting 10 points. Horxof, f ...... 1 - 0-1 3 straight hits. Banlvage led off days. Stolen Bases—Boyer, St. Louts, 19; tonight. And Morrey, a standout ler.s Salmond; BB. Richard 5. Toed 6, has won over 17,900 sinc..e beeom' A — The epiwe ever the plate the course of the regular season, ManebesUr H l^ entry in the maa to beat fenders of the International tro­ He kept up the torrid pace in the third baseman, started two eye­ with a home run over the center- Charlott9j N. ^C., Aug. 25 (A5— polished off lira. Carl Tuttle 75-43 Nassifl victory. Tlie 75 points phy, mada their predletlona after Ths Austraiiapa, however, made Bruton. Mllwaukss, 18; Mays.i New second period dumping in eight TnUU ...... » 13^ M ing eligjble for prise moi^y in between the ann-plta and the top but Burks played in one less ganw r no Iiohea of the fact they prefer' to York, 17; Temple, Clnclhnail. i l ; GIL Score at half time, H-00, NsssIK San F^nncisco, Aug. 25 Iff!—It catching doubieptoys against the field bofrter. Craig and Kuhlmann' The field wai down to eight from offDottott, 7 and 0, And thumped April. He won his first tournkotpnt ef the baece ;wliai the-, batter and walked off with the honorq in posted hy the Sporttag Geoda oM' numerous workouts with Tony Uam. Brooklyn. IS. niore markers as the Sporting Armi. won’t decide anything much ex­ followed with a single and double get Seixas in the first match, con­ Pitching (Based on 19' decisions)' ^ ^ — East Hartford nine, a feat not ac­ the original starting list of 104, but Mrs. Margaret Allen of Arlington. Title Bout Tuesday its a pro last week in Toronto, eet- laomee ble aaturel ataao ^ the per game scoring deportment fit in that gama was s t e A ons Trabert and Vic Seixas, the pair Newcombe,. B_____ rookl^18-4. , 18-4, .818; .818; Llddle, Llddle, cept who’s'the better fighter but complished too often, in softball. for the second run. The con­ picking a winner in the 55th Wom­ Va., 5 and 4. who brought the cup back to the fident either Hoad or Roeewall can tUig a new CsnsdtsA Qpen record Q. With A zunner on third baae, with a lusty 18.8 average. gams high. beat tha PTilIadelphlan. New York, 7-8, .'TOO: Loes, Brooklyn, tomorrow night’s non-title 10 Sol Womble is the likely starter tractors scored two more in the en’s National Amateur Golf Tour­ Mias Loaoer, ths tali, bronaed, In his four stroke victory over 'Top Pelat Prodocee Sport Schedule United States last Deeamber after 9 ^ .893; Rolwrtii. Philadelphia. 3M , rounder b e t w b.e n middleweight for Newington with A) Straka be­ thlnl. Smith opened with a two- nament was still s risky business bespectacled Wettam - Amateur A 12-Rouud Affair the batter hita a fly boll to the 89 Baekete EoeV ttie mug spent ar 4-year soloum In ------Lafclne, Brooklyn, 11-6, .888. Jackie Burke. Many„..golf experts center fielder. The runner togs up Both performera hooped 39 bos- NassUTs, second plsce flalkbsrs Strikeouts — Jones, Chicago. 168: (bamp Bobo Olsoh |md Joey Gtam- hind the plate. The youthful bagger, and scored when Snyder going into this afternoon’s 2 p.m. chamjiion who la a Seattle Univer- are predicting that Palmer will be in the circuit, soorad the most Australia. Roherls. Philadelphia, 143; Newcombe, 'bra is expected to b e a good, hard Newington club also made a good reached rni a two base error. keeping on eye on the fielder eo he kete, and both dropped in IS chari­ Brnbkiyn. 139; Haddix. S t Louis, 133 Clem McCarthy Reviews (EST) quarter-final round. ■ity senior, had on 8 oqd 7 romp Hartford, Aug. 25—A Utle fight, a Ercster stgr than Gene LIttler, points hooping 826 for a 64 J aver' **1110 U lk will win because Tony scramble. , impresflan in its InlUol tourney BsnivSM’s double to center de­ con run ■■ soon os the boll la ty toeses, with Burke hitting 15 Motors vs^"ft2s. fl-Charta» and VIo hava worked out against Bob Baker Rallies Amonelll, New York. 118. Yesterday’s double round over over Mra Dana Brown of Day- with a longer eet distance, always Mike Souchok and Bu/d Holscher, caught. Con the third baseman age, followed by tbe Northte Wtth League Home Runs—1041 (Record is start, coming from behind to out- livered Shyder. the rolling Myera Park Country .ton. Ohio, in the third round, but who also play in tha Inauronee City out of 22 at tha foul line, and O ak. . players with powerful serves and 1197 set In 1963) Local odds favor 01aon."the home- iresents a problem for hsndlera move into the runner's veraion eo Hohenthol 15 for 28.' Norm Hohen- 272 points and a 54.4 marie. Tlw Past. Match Horse Races tovim boy. about 3 to 1, buixntSdler slug the favored Manchwt^ Auto Smith, BApivage and Kuhlmann Club, course's 0,413 yards produetd hod to go oil out to beat. Mary Open. cellar-dwelUng Rockets aurprialag- Naaalfrs vs. North tedR •05 the big game such as Don and ~ To Decision Layne _ Americna Leagas Parts. Womble, along nrith Dick did the heai^atickworH for the wepwing a chsUenger for his first hs caa’t see when the bail it thol, Eh-ie'a ^irother and teammate, Batting (Baaed on 336 a t ______Glambra of Buffalo figures to ^flva no earth-shaking surprises as It‘ Ann Dovmejr. the tough competitor championship affair. Many times CUale S e ^ 1 ly Averaged 52 pointA While the —civAL kavc,** aald Kramer. *nSy contrast, MMhol and A1 Same^ are expect­ winners, each rapping out two from Baltimore, in a 21-hoier. caught? also dropped in 39 baskets, and NSC Tourasy, 8:59 — Chaxtsr tbs Australians' pracUcee have Une. ^ I r a l t .353: Pow.er. Kansas City, the champ a scare or two. \ set up this schedule for today: a contender la prepared to go the .’The tournament begins on Auto Parts netted only 42.1 West Jordan, Utah, Aug. 35 (P) . . Kuenn, Detroit. .313; Mantle. New (Editor’s Note: Whnt'a n matchL answer, A little at first. Then he ed to supply the offensive power safeties. Lange cotlc^ed the lone Today’s Schedule Mrs. Covington, the former A, Tbe umpire would send the added ninb out of 14 at the char­ O aa. been with team aubsUtutea. They York. .808; Smith. aeveland. -806. Uke between top horsenf had daylight, then three lengths The fight will be televised route well end many tlmes he ten t. Thursday evening. Sept. 1. with on nuuMT beme Immediately lAme. . _ —Bob Baker, No. 3 heavyweight against the Sportsmen. And only extra-base hit forNSpencer, a Mra. Scott Proboaco, Chatta­ Jane Crum, who loet in the flrst enlarged clinic, ^ e PGA stare ity line for on 87 point total. Eric’s m«sy. Aag. 28 would have been much better off Runs—Kaline, Detroit, 107:' Mantle. One of the torf experta best and he was home. tionally. from the Cow Pitlaer at double in the fifth -inning. Such a situation facea Jackie Interference eell. scoirjng average was 15.5, while contender from Pittsburgh, ikllted New York. 104; Smith, Cleveland. 97: 0 p.m. BST but the San Francisco isst night in Hartford, Newington nooga, Tenn., va. Anne Quaat, round in 1041 in this tournament, O’Brien of Meriden, who battles will ^ve a playing lesson and AmortoaB va, NaUoiial^ (L- If they had obtained the aid of such nM it Goodman, Boston, 86; Tuttle, Detroit, qneUfled to. talk about them Is Alaab, a f 700 bargain picked up captured the American Division . Friday evening Spencer'^Rubber posted a pair of S and 2 victories Q. Does the pitcher’s glove have Norm’s was 14.5. Australian stars as Frank Sedg- in the late rounds last to Clem McCarthy, who has lieen area will be blacked out. MoryavlUe, Wash. Vic Cordell, (or the letter’s Connec­ psrticipats in g driving contest to be'any epecisl color? WaddsU. n ln a split dscislon over Utah’s by the Chicago'lawyer, A1 Babath, iOnshlp in tho Sportsmen will be out to throw the tbtit^a- against England’s Jacqueline Gor­ Jim Barnard and Wimpy Wilson, Last N ighVs Fights v a man and Dlnny Pails.” _Runs tatted In—Jensen, Boston. N: ”Mr. R4Mdng” to the American Glambra, Uke Olson a serious, Inr ment into a three-way deadlock Jane ' Nelson. Indianapolis, vs ticut welterweight title in a 12- Paul Hahn, the world’s greatost A. It must be aalfonn tai color, B a n k e rs MotorA •—Charter R*x Lana in a fight that probably Boone. Detroit. 98: Berra. New York, and --the fabled Mr, tense ringman, has won his four League.\ Barbara Mclntire. Toledo, Ohio; don and Helen Grinnslf of Detroit. round bout at the air-conditioned trick shot artist, will glvs his hour both of the North End entry, com­ O ak: Kramer add he lodcad for the didn’t help the fistic csrssrs of 90; Kaline, Detroit. -«9; Mantle, New pnMIc for draules. Here’s how IM Longtail of Calumet Farn^r-met at when they tangle vrtth Green Won iM t Two Bolce caaaet be white or gray; pleted the top five scorers with Amerloaaa to win by at least 4-1, York. 88. ealla the coming Swapo-Nashns fights this year-^all in Texas, Minor, National League kings. Wiffi Smith, St. Clair, Mich., vs SUU Theater here Tuesday night. long exhibition. Tickets f—If the ladles New York. Aug. K UP) — Fight­ ona of the most powerful in the Stolen Baies^^Ivera, Chicago. SI; dosen or more At the 16th pole, he Appeared to be game. 'The west hOi yet to win. A< He le euL.Tbe rale etatee the history of the sport. himself back into the heavyweight Jensen. Boston and Mtnosn. .Chicago, after Chicago had taken the first 10th successive NetionslxAmAteur. Mrs. Proboaco, Anne’s rival to­ take the medicine prescribed by ing a main event in Madison ratcher eaa remain hi posIMon If llmeUght 16; Busby, Chicago, 13; Smith, CHeve- match races, a cinch. Two atridea from home, Oaven, a 190 pounder from day, advanced with a 1 up con­ John O’Donnell, officers here in Square Garden doesn’t mean. t5o BUI Talbert, non-playing captain land, 9. game of a doubleheader 14-1. She lost th e-firit hole w Ahch hehaethehallorie‘‘bitheaet FEEL SAFER..BE SAFER Layne didn’t get the victory, but starting with he had his node in front. Owensboro, was unanimously Aoirricaa Leoasa match yeoterday, but got her gome quest of Marjorie Lindsay of Deca­ the Navy air service with the At­ much in these days of television, of the UJi. team, was axpacted to Pitching (Baaed on 10 decisions) — Hitting—Yogi Berra and Mickey chosen by sports writers os the W L Prt. GBL ef catching.” go all tho way with the 81-year old he warmed the hearts iff some Bvme, New York. 198. .900; Donovan, the dead heat Alssb ..didn’t know wbst losing New Yoht .. .613 — going for a-Z and 1 victory oVer. tur, m., and a 4 and 2 dectsion lantic fleet con expect a lot of but it wee a big thrill for Ray Mantle, New York Yankees, slam­ gome’s outstanding player. H*'s Oiicsxa .610 (9 Q: How long has Lorry GoeU Selstaa and the 25-year-oId Tra- 5,000 fans as he made a valiant Chicago. 14-4. .778: Ford. New York. between Domino moanL' however, and the story med baskxto-back homers in the Mrs. Philip Ciidone of Montcisif, over the 1948 champion, Grace mixed foursomes. O’Donnell, local Drake lost night. try to upset the PltUburgh battler. 144. .700 Hurd, Boston. 7-3, .700: book colt trained by Sarge Swenke headed for the' University of CleTfund .. .606 4 go\t pro, informed the ladles that The ‘Trahting Orphan” from umpired in the National Laague 7 J i e r t _ A Trucks. Chicago. 134. .484. and Dobbins at ninth inning to defeat Detroit 3-2 Boston jst... .577 4>9 N. J„ and a 4 and 3 margin over Lenesyk. of Newington, Conn. A: This lo Goete’ 29th year. Layne. 303<4, moved out fast in Strikeouts — Score, Cleveland. 194; Jimged, 'qfent under the wire, and Kentucky. Detroit ...... 508 13 Rae Milligan, a big hitter from Al­ Barbara Mclntire won fairly well golf ia not only a diversion but Brooklyn Hnade his (tebut in Iklbert waaloying vrttti £he idea Sheepaheaiead Bay, and move New York back into .408 36>i Q — What ore the dlmenslona of of naming 33-jrear Old HamUtoh the early rounds and., built up Turlev\ New York, jli; Pierce; Chlca- N. Y.. in you turned to ask the one next to first place in the Amertcisn The East also got plenty of help Kansas Clty berto, Canada. in haitd,^ taking Virginia Dennehy heljia in evsry day living. For in-- garden "top.” an Impressiva one by points on the surprised Baker, who (p. 130; Hoefi, Detroit. 118- 9ull from Nick Pietrossnte, a 220- Washlngton .360 33 handing Danny Giovonelll, a bor­ the bosebaU bat, U any? Richardson for ope of ^ Mnglaa Boston and Garcia. CHevsland, 108. B e n Undhtr- you what he thought. You couldn’t League. taltlm arr .323 36>j Many Friendly Roiinds of Lake Fpreet, ni., '5 and 3; and aUncs it Increases ability to moke weighed 310H, A t Baker swarm- bear yourself or the roply. Ihe pound fullback from Ansonia, lx's ( decisions since it is strictly an in- ough rival, a sound shellscking for A — Net more than two berths until yosUrday,--Than in * «d in nv*r tt.. .7 T7,'' League Home Runs—799 (Record la mer, w ho la Sfae’i played many ..friendly Janice Phelps of Atlanta, 8 and 5. thrae-fourths inches In diamefer at —■Lj-ii.ji ■ 'am mIm ** over me Utah boxer after 978 sal In 1950). photo wan developed—^Alsah by a Coim. When four or five . yards Washington_ at . Chicaso. l:30-rPorter- shooting one lintar par golf in that dlvidusJ gome. It provides self- -10. rounds. ^iroouoa or else ^^maicn, oeixes^iMina- bringing Swaps LOOK ALDUS were needed or the West drfense (irld (9-lSliSl vs Johnson l9-l>. rounds with Wiffi Smith, her op­ Mw thlekcet part and not to ox- whipped the forme? IntwrcoUeglate *taggered in the fifth round and Nashua gnat’s eyelaffi. Clifton, N. J., Aug. 25 UP)—They Boltlmorf at Kansas City. 9 p.m.— ponent this afternoon, byt they’ve one. ' discipline and increased powers Drake, who outweighed his rival and gained the nod. Horae racing protluced xn all- began to qiread, East quarterback Brown (1-1) vs'CeccaretU" (34r<- ' of concentration. It also gives the 15«!4 to 153%., was a 12-6 favor eSed 4 f laches In length. champion from Batoil Rouge, La., together again ' Now we have Swaps, the Calif­ look alike, they drear alike and Boston at Detroit (3),\' 1:80 p.m.— never met in actual competition. -. Jana Nelson, a hiMm|y teacher in Q — The batter hiU a liner off time high of tlS,m ,M 3 in Btate at Washington ornia, Kentucky and American they bowl alike. Cathy and Marge Bobby Johnson of - M(4>ile. Ala, Indionspolia, who.waa^ qmirter- walking exercise needed 'in this its. 'The odds ross during ths svs 8-8. 8-8, 8-8. Ih at settled it for the revenue ' for Florida during the called' on Pietrosonte.' He always Nixon (12-7) and Delork (7-6) or Par­ Wiffi, lojrt year’! National the right field fence. He hfods GRILL PLAYS SUNDAY Park, Aug. 31, ciem McCarUy Derby winner, apd Nashua, , which Weise .of Poosolc, atiroctive 16- nell (3-3 va Garver (10-13) and Birrer ^Glrle’ Jiinitqr.champion and recent flnolist two years ago, put out the day of auto riding. nlng from 7-5. captain. i Sunday morning at 10 o'clock 1964-56 winter racing aeaaon. The delivered. (4-31 nr Bunnlng (3-4). for second base and mokes it. but ”I was very much Impreasrd by alao' staged the ibst to him' at Churchill Downs, year-old twins came to - the local '' winner of Chicago's' AH' Amsrican 1949 champion, Mra. Mark Fprter at Robertson Park, the Hartford largest ahare wax from Hialeah last match race of any importance but took The Preakness, Betoumt The first five gamee were won New York at (IsTeland. 7 p.m.—Cole­ overalldes and ia tagged put. How the way Seixas playsd,” said Tal­ bowlero to play yesterday. Each by the E ast Loat yeor’e gome man (!-()) vs W.vnn (144). and ’’World” Amateur Tourna­ of Philadelphia, 3 and 2, and "tiny do you'score this? Road Grill softball team will play with «6.038,‘ir61. In Chicago 10 years ago. The fillies, Stakes and Dwyer. of the girli scored 131 in the first WedsrtsUy's Besalh Clifford Ann Oeed eC OpeloUaaS, bert. ‘Tfot his game so much aa by a rttuni game' with the Alba ended in a 0-6 tie. New York 3. Detroit 1, ments, hasn’t yst been cxtsnded A —• It ik a single oader the his attitude. He saw ha had a Job n. I. T, , .. Louis B. Mayer’s Busher snd It’s Swaps; the champion of the gome, 132’ in the second, and 133 Cleveland 3. Borton 0. beyond the 14th hole. Teeterdsy Lo., 1 up. , WUl He Come Back? Room, champions In the Glastoii The Duke University football Brownell Combs’ Dirazna, each lyest, .against Ns^ua, the chal­ in' the third for on identical 396 Score on Pose preeeat aeoriag raha. to do and did it. I havea’tA**n mm bury Town League. Tlie visitors The West's first score' came on Kansas City 6. Washington look as well since the Otallenge / r ' carrying 115 pounds., raced, should lenger from-the Shut. i final tajly, ' Chicago 14-1, Baltimore 1-3. Q, Can either the shortst^ or posted a 8-8 triumph over the lo- playera and the dlher le the coach. er to shoulder for the better part sn 18-yord pose in the opening . . . ' NoUaaol. Leagae - second beaeman move bock of sec­ Round in Sydney labt December.’' cals two weeks ago In Glaston­ Bill Murray If head CoatUi. Bob qfisrter. Quarterback 'Vince W I. Pch GBL Meantime, tha Auaff* captain, bf' a mile; Busher drawing away, Brooklyn ... 80 42 .466\ — ond base while the pitcher is in the bury. Grill plsyers are urged to Murray la a center. Another Bob at the end to win by almost a Mathewc (Houston. Tex.) hit G. S. Milwaukee 69 66 .862 XUiy Today’s'TeanU Players Hit, act of delivering the boll?The pur- Barry Hbpman, refun^ to . come be at the Park dt 9:45. ■ ' Murray la h quaifterbaek, Alsbrook (Golveeton, Texi) in' the New York .. 66 68 .628 U>t of course, would be to dis­ length and going on to be the Big Three for Y an k^ end une. Ptilladelphia 64 61 .612 iji, Horse of the Year. Cincinnati .. 61 66 .484 tract the batter.: " But I doubt all the match ^The Eoat’a first, touchdown was Chicago . . . . 69 70 .467 Too Hard for Old Rackets A. Ne. The umpire would wara set up on a pass interception by St. Louis ... 63 69 .434 37\ Mm laflelder the first Ume. Mirow races since the ante bellum battle Gene Uttletoii (Moiiltrie. Ga.). Pitteburgh . 47 77 .379 34' between ' American Ekilipse, rep­ -ThaiirMM’( ScbcAiile him out if he repeated the perform- resenting the North, and . Sir Pietrosonte emoahed egrer- from Cincinnati a tB rrookl>-n o (3). 6 p.m.—\ Chicopee, Moss. (NEA)—TennIeY' Fran9 Forker used one ef the earn. This happened at Fenwny KELLY tha one. ' KUppsteln (6-7) and Black (6-3) ... rackets ipada., 20 years ago hcavieit \ lAckeU—it hod e 14 Pork when the Tigere were there Henry, the South's color-bearer — Later ih the same quarter Jock Podree (84) and Craig (34) or Spooner and you can winp them altogeth­ (^4) ' wouMn’t stand' up befora today’s dunce frame. Manufacture of their Uat viait. Rnrvey Kuenn enfc aon heaved 19 yards to Oisven for Mtiwaukee at New York, 18'ClO p.m.— wnlted nntU the pllcher wee In er — gained the Interest of the slivgrra: -V the East’s second-TD. Spshn (13-131 or Nichole (84) Vs Hearn rockeu fpr two-4tanded Panchd motloB before cutting to hie apot - upcoming dog fight. The East set up its last score (1441) or Gomes (84). 'Today’s players Are so mu<* Segura drtves people slightly Moat of this steam can be Chicago at Pittabunrti. <7:16 p.m.— In the Ted WUIkune ehltl. Umpire when it recovered a fumble on the Minner tS-7) vs Face (34). border hitters than those In the crosy os tbagripiluve'le be much Eddie Rommel ImmeilUtely warn eradlted to modem communica­ West 88. Jacltaon acored on a 20' St. Louis at Philadelphia (3). g pm. prime of Bill Tilden that it isn’t tions. Television puts your easy —Haddix (10-13) and Jackson (6-11) vs longer than\ordinary in order to ad the DetroH ehertstop. i ' ’ > ----- yard keep play. Rebarts (304) Ond Remvin (3-i). even funny,'..’..inaiaU Ralph Ss'wyer. Q. Did Jake Pitler, the veteran chUr at tha wire. The west narrowed the score in Bawyfr nianogca the tennis pro­ ■till obUin the exact weight and ' i TUBELESS I say this despite the fact that Wtdaesaay’s BessHs balance. \ . , Brooklyn - coach, oven . j^ay big the third quarter to 20-14 on Pittsburgh 4. Clnrinnatl X duction of the world’s la r ia t league ball? i the 'Bwapa-Nfshus encore has a short poos from Mathewa to New York 4. Bt. ikiuis 1. ■ Mnet (be Streog •BLOWOUT SAFETY long way to go (o top the. near- Brooklyn 9, Chiciiesrto I fsiiket supplier. - Above ail, the racket* hev4 to A. Pitler played 149 gamee at Dewey Bolding (Albuquerque, N. Only games sch:he[6tile ”In the old days,” says Sawysr, leote baae for the Piretee of 1917. hysteria raised when SesblScult M.) be strong for top-fiiobt play. • PUNCTURE SAFETY and Wnr-. Admiral ran aa one down 'for 26 years with the Spalding ”Pancho Gonxojes teaUd the WM wHh thorn briefly Ike follow East 0 13 7 0—20 Iffont at Chicopee, ”n Tilden, ElU- feg fkU. the Pimlico backstretch. Nov. I, Weet 7 0 7 0—14 . speed of a tennis boil, hit it 112 LI — With a runner on second • STOPPINO SAFETY '1958. ' worth Vines, or s Don Budge werS miles on hour.” - East scoring: Touchdowna, Pie- Fans Given Chance r exceptions. Nowdsys, there it « and third bases and two out, the INJOY ms Luxuar os n Saablscuit, the come-from be- tronnte. Craven, Jackson. Con It’s hard to improve on modern batter lines a hit to left field. The TMH AT NO MOM COST HUM I hM er. .surprised the Jam-packed \far greaUr number qf hgrd hit- reickeU. An enpneer who had versione, Slngton 2. Xo Get Ted’s Bat era (uid volleyera.” fielder throws to the piste and the crowd of 46,090 by brenking in Weet scorijig: Touchdowns, Als- workod on a stoel racket for runner from second baae is nabbed front from a walk-up start. Tbe' SiMlIer Grip* ,yeara, believed he bad on unour L brook. Bidding. Ooavscslpns, I

BoMasaa Lacationa HopBM far ihdt 71 Fir 8tfo 72 SEbtirbER F ir 8ab .71 Fo^ Rant 64 ItANGHESTER EVENING BE RA U ). MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY,* AUGUST 2B, 1968 IMMACULATE eondltton, pretty as BLLlNGTON—gevan room Eagle, 4 - t t : TBRBB BEDROOM euMom hnllt Food and Ooddiig for TorrliigleA THE WnXlAK' amoo fam ily Center antraBCs garriaau coloaiaL a plctura, ito nem oldar heeaa. to exoMlem nondltian. fW r hod- Apnrtmanta—fla t s — AMradmately 7 aereo THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW! B f PAGALY bb4 SHORTEN Help Waated-^BIMs 84 Garden—Fans—Dairy needs a smaU bousa *••• l^ e q at .106 Birch it . room- unfumlahed ht__ vrttito , ME. 6-8414, or Wallen W. Grant. to daalrabU location. Hot water Bartow Mbtora, 4M Main M., Man- T ^ w h s . St., Wepptog. Con ett hast. Owntr tranafarred. Prios TW O. BOT8 with Mcycles for de­ 30 mUs radius of HartfoefL-^Coa MANCHESTER -■ idaMe lUoltor, Andrawa Bkty., 66 Eart ehoattr. t m U iO M a l livery service, Arthur Drug Store, PEPPERS 81—H bushel. Bring THREE ROOM futnlriie^ fumloh axcellent reforsneae. Writs Ornteri MI. 8-U6I. 6U4W. FHA mortgaga far HOJW. lUwrtiiMMit TMlfiMttWUfii) .... Box O, Herald. Cape, not to dqvelopB Good 30 yaarr term,qwEfos. ravEuassvssavailabla tous I ■kVORB TOU BUT m u « d ear t43 Main St. your own container. 888 HUletown ment. auRahle 3 adulta. condlUon^ :N ica- yard.. Sale - price, aatriuMva Mair^aa Park, a faaMe»i OU8S1REP ADVi: yiieneM teiiD Rd. MI. S-TOOI. Raferencea. Apply befers 8.' flad kwar.yar. MM Madeline Smith, flat Oorman Motor laloa. MSTAUMaTUAr WANTED— Gardener and handy THREE- FOUR rgotn unfumtehed 613,699. MancheattL lour room GtASTONBURY VALUE tor. tS. 4-16U. obla oukoib ef Philadalpliia. Mm D E P T . , flolaa aaa ■arrlco. *5 Main Autunu) St. brick phis garage. Corner lot with MruBeoNOM — A 9U e« wlura JM received from Kelvlnetor were- Call r New ranch bomto now betog wad violting ntotlvea to Miami m e a n • eooipleU Una of knU Mostar white walla, chrome wheel this febuleue Une. Earnings up to f Price $10,500 Wilbur Cross Highway. Ex­ conatnietod on Fernwood DritP*. BeapK last June, The m atijege discs. Other extras, electrte wip­ houee in Hertford e shipment of SPACIOUS Profearional OMee. A. R. WILKIE and CO. yams and accessories, stamped $100 weekly. CaU for personal in­ Hoinaa have full baaaments wiOi took her family Iqr surprioa.- m s goo^, embroidery cottons and ers, heater, hill hbldey, tlnM terview today. — MI S-7557. electric, ranges, washing ma­ Ground' floor, Main S t Am ple chines, clothes dryers, freeiers; parking. MI 8404)0. For Further Details Contact cellent neighborhood. For ap­ MI 9-4389 V garages, niaatered walla, fireplaoas, had known OatrMcher, a handaoma e-Hing threads. At Your Jam glass. Bids mirror, directional oig- Attorney John R. Mrosek comblnaUon atorm windows a young mAn, only • few waMu, Mla> Sh^ *St Cottage St Phone MI. nala, 8l8S0,.MI. t44M. TOY DEMONSTRATOR, men or rinks, end csbinets. Some slight­ pointment call TWO-FAMILY home, four rooms *LV woman, pert time. Semples furn- ly dem sged,' others used on 'T.V, AIR-CONDITIONED OFFI<»8— 923 Main Street each. Priced for quick sale. Ex- Bcreenc. A few ere fonr rooms tha tlvos.said at tha time. 1843 OLD8MOB1LE convertlU e, iahed. No delivering or coUecUng. programs, others on home show 100% Main St. location. Park- elusive with The Manchester At- othere are 8% rooms. By purchas­ An official pollca. rqroftt Eatod •'ing. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Mato Manchester, Conn. ing now buyer has choice of deco­ l o s t —p a r a k e e t , green and radio and heater.'Coll Owner. MI. eiwuMn 5««eie«Ti Phone BU. 8-0008 any Ume before exhibits. Some discontinued MdONNETT soctotes, Reeltors, Earl Rohan. the dead rtrl’a name os Doris Oat« tdaok.. It found return to C3ub 8-0683. 8 p.m. to er^enga interview. models end in original cretss. St. MI. 6-7413, M I. t-taat, M I. 6 4 3 {f. rating. ralcher, 39. Also known as Bldriay So hurry to LaFlsmme'e for reel fNlrar. It gave tha Melroaa Park CUantl, Depot Square. 8U re­ STORAGE SPACE for rent, oult- Busincs- Property For Sale 70 BROTHERS, Inc. „ w ard,______■ 1861 CHEVROLET Style Une de TEXTILE ENGRAVERS eavtoge. LaFlamme. Appliance 66 PHELPS ROAD jtodreesof the w ants, tha Hamaa luxe sedan, Radla, haatar, Jat Company, Watkins 'Building, 15 eble for lumbar hardware, and LUNCHEONETTE. Route 44A, Bol. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker Silvers, as did tlM-niorkua'liattaig. Aato Drirlmg School 7-A Building—Contracting 14 Help Wanted-Fenislc 35 furniture. Ml. 8-0462. Phone MI S-6060 or MI 9-S931 LOST—Man's Croton wrist watch. Mack flalali: In axcellsnt condi- Experience akctchmekera, roller Oak St. ton. 183’ frontage by 589'^, Lend, Here Is ah iddar home with six Phone Office MI 3-8410 or ITia official poliea report gave tlon. 1848 OldsmobUe “ ” aedon, Globe HoUow, M I. S-SpW after 88 LARSON'S DRIVINO School. WANTED—Two women. One preee men, setters; pahtegraphers, roller TWO ROOMS, Mein St., ground building, stock end fixtures; E A godd aised rooms.'Three up and Residence MI S-7751 this account ot an tovaatimrilaa bgr radio, heater. In very good-eoiidl- 11.8 c d FT REIHRIGBRATOR with E Realty Company, M I. 8-6397, 8 :30. Reward. ManclMstet’a only trained and MASON —‘ Fleldatane a apaotolty. operator. One shirt sorter and painter and peHohers. Excellent floor, sultebla for law firm, in- thrae down plus an. entrance hall. - - Herald Fbeto. Detectiv* Nathan Smith: tion. Douglaa Motora. 888 Main S t eartifiad instructor. For your safe­ Emeat Toth. Ml. 84801. w ru p e r. Apply In parson. Mew opportunity. 60 lb. freesing conipartment. Also MI. 3-4469. HOLL STREET — Six comimplete Gifts of Manchester food end clothing for flood vlotima start on their way. Shown here to front of Awwwipnaled by ISalhar LOST-BIack bUlfold, name printed apartment else ricctric range. Bursnee, reel aetate, barber, rooms. Steam heat, city utUity, Located iii the Bowers school eoc- WAPPmO SBCnON (So. wind ty wa are trolnod to teach proper­ M odel Launmry, 73 ium m lt St. I tailor, music . Studio heir dreeser. Uon. One car garage, nicely lend- ■or). Attractive five room 1003 the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home is one of three VFW vriticlae that left Oile morning for Torring- The girl arrived in eoBapany on tt. .Large sum of money in 1868 STUDEBAKER Commander STONE, BRICK worti and coocrots Both in excellent condition. ReS' porck, garage, very neat, near bus Oub Coupe V-8. Radio, heater, ly. ML 84018. Reasonebis. Write b o x L, Herald. eeaped lot. Iimnedleto occupancy. ranch, approximately M x 40. Liv­ ton, loaded down With supplies. John Willard la . tho driver, Kenneth Oetrinaky, Chairman of tNe relief with her mother, Mrs. OertiOda Grant’s store. Reward. 134 Birch work. Call ML 8-8481 days. SPLENDID opportunity to earn Write Box B—c|o Herald ■oneble. Call MI. 8-4827. Houses For Sale . 72 line and walking , dietance to Cen­ Silver, at 10:30 p.ra. last Matt to S t ML S4148. Hydramauc transmieelon. 'Deric ter. Quick occupancy. Priced at Seneibly priced ai 4^.760, with ex- ing room IS X 31, fireplace, cahi- commlttM, checks off the itenia as they are loaded and Walter Von Hone, poet commander, at the far WOICEN MOST—careful Mvere. 8-6043. Valentino BeUnccL ftl during school hours. No axper CAMBRIDOB ST. — Co(d, shady, .cellent mortgage avfeilqMe. To In- net kitchen, dish washer, ceramic right, makes aura tha load ia aecuro. < visit their long-time friends, Mr. green with white wall tirpe. 8 Never too old to learn. Famala In- ience necessary. Write Box T, FACTORY CLERK: Receiving, $13,800. Charles Leeperance. MI. LOST—Aqua narakSet, bande^ be­ and drtva this rtmrts model away shipping, inventory end inepec- Houses For Rent 65 convenient, 8% rooms, one floor. qwet this property coll ills bath, naotored walla, full cal and Mrs. MUtoh SMiwarta, at thato stractor. Standard automaUe. PALMER AMD CARNEY, mason Herald. 80" CROWN electric etove.. Very 6-7630. apartment tween 43S East Middle T^e, from ,B arlow Mistora, 416 .M ain contractors. Free eeUmetee. No. Uon. AbUity to reed blue prints popd-CondtUon.^ 88 Foley 8t. Large porch, electric stove,' re­ 1s t , attached garage. 100’ front WoodbrtdSe and Parker St ML Dual Insured car. M and M Drlv- SIX ROOM (two-family houee.) frigerator. Bendix. Ml. 8-544S, age, trees. About five miles to done or failed to do aomething it At about 10:06 p.m. MMl St'.,'Manrtiester. li« School. Ml. 846U. Jorb too Ug or too smaU. ML YOUNG WOMAN, fuU Urns. No helpful but not essential. Com; September ftret occupancy rental FIVE ROOM ranch full basement, t-MM.______- mander Woodworking Co., Inc., HOSPITAL BED for sale. Excel platdeatered walla, full InsulsUon T. J. CROCKETT, Brokei* Beat Hartford ahd Manchester. should have'done. reicher want into tha badrowt 84798 or RockvUlo YR. 84744. nights, no Sundays. Drug atore. $70. Good location. Adults pre­ Shannon replied that the com­ 1861 CADILLAC convertible, equip­ AUTO DRIVINO tnatiuetlon. AU Apply in person only. 480 Hart, West St., RockvUle. lent condition. Price $40, MI. 8DC ROOM Cepe Cod, two tmfin- not water oil heat, fireplace, tile 1% m iles to Route 30. $18,900. a few mlnutea later was hettd 16 LOST-PASS BOOK No. SS 1378. ped with all the important extras 3-6583. ferred. Write Box K, Herald. iahed. Oil hot water heat, fire­ Phone Offlce MI $-5416 or Ettton W. Grant, Realtor,' An- a s . Clears pany fallsd to remove ell amounts, cry out "I feel slck.’^ leOleona on Insured dual control GENIERAL Constructton, attera- f ( ^ Rd. bath, large kitchen. 30 days:ayt occu Notice is here^ given that Pass and in really nice oondtUon.' Low­ Uriia remodeling, pleetic tUe, HELP WANTED, soda fountain. place, awnings, combination pMcy, (jharlei Leeperance. MI. drewVBlito., 0$ East Center, Man- of effective virus; Her mother and tha Book No. SS m s issued 1^ The cars, standard 'or automatle. FOUR ROOM furniehed house for screens and storm doors. Large ‘ Reeldence MI 0-7751 Shannon added that With the est down paymem anywhere, Cuwbls expertanced Instructors. counter wOTh garage, etc. No Job WANTED—Shirt operator. Exper Full and part time. Apply iii per­ rant. $100 e month. Cell MI. 9-7630. cheetcr. > 0 . 3-1153. ran to her eeaiatahca /And found Savings Bank of Manchester has Douglds Motors, 883 Main. too smaU. "Eugene Girardin, 16 lence helpful but not easenUal, son. Howard Johnion’s Restau­ OOLD8P<5T refrigerator $38, ABC lot. Exclusive with Manchester strengthened safety teete, "I do her unconecieus. vainly try- been lost and application has been Cordnar Auto SohooL ML 8-6010, washer $10. Call MI. 8-7868. 9-8077. Aseocietee, Realtors. (3ierles W. SIX ROOM Cape Cod, two unflU' ROCKVfiLLE—Two-famUy 5 end 8. not believe this would happen JA . 7-8680. Trotter. MI. 0-8800. Steady work. Maple Laundry. 73 rant, Mancheeter. SIX-ROOM Cepe Cod Houee. Good Uhad. Corner lot,- near school, ing.to reviva her, (rta ran up made to said bank for payment of 1868 CHEVROLET Bel Air ctiib Lathrop, Mancheater. M l. 9-0364, location on bus line. Near ahop- Immediate occupancy. One apart again.” the street and Maple St. FOR QUICK sals, six-piec# kitchen buses. Call owner. M I. 8-6504, Dr. Bamuel the amount of deposit. coupe. Tutone blue and ivory, MANCHESTER Driving Academy. CABINSTT MAKING —We alM> de MI. 9-9331, MI. 8-7433. ping center and school bue. Lot ment. Fine condition, All city con Shannon aald the Health Service Manstetn. After set, electric retrigeretor, one gas Snbarban For Rent 66 Cole- examinatten. white well Urea, dean is tbs 1^* Manchestor’a oldest, moot recom­ ail types of carpentry work re­ A POLISH SPEAKING woman Does—Bird»—Pets 41 60’ X 200'. Full cellar and atorm FIVE R(X>M Cape. Excellent con­ veniencea. tll.tHX), George iOmMmood f^om C m ) for a thorough scientific mnalyais is now running its own test on Dr. Manatein ' polio# and LOST-PASS BObK No. S1383. word for ear. Drive it sway at modeling, altereUone, etc. Ctood wanted as companion to elderly stove, g piece bring room set, BOLTON LAKE—Four room furn­ ' PARKER STREET windows. Houee insulated. Five man. TR. 0-4045. of the reeulta end there will be Notice is hereby given that Pass mended, your safeity our huri- PORTERFlEUl’S PETS SUPPLY. cedar wardrobe, 3-plece living dition. Exceptional location in every lot of new vaccine manu­ Um fire squad. Thayadialn* Barlow Motors, 488 Main S t, Mon- naas. Ueonae guaranteed. Stand- workmenetalp and reasonable women. Either Uvs in or by day. ished winteriied cottage. Modern. Gveraiae GerrieOn Colonial of 6 minutes from Wilbur Cross High­ Onter Springe area. Price right possible vaccination accidenta can­ "nothing very objective on which factured under the revised pro­ iatered oxyi for about 15 min­ Book Ntv'SlSSS, IMued by The cheater. rates. EsUmatoa gladly given. M I. 8-7470. 66 Spruce, Mancheater, MI. 6-8530. room set, French mirror. Imita­ Adults. Easy commuting, Hert­ roomi and 10* x 30' porch. Braeae- way. Excellent neighborhood. to base a finding, until fall at the cedures.' Previously the govern­ Savings Bank of Manchester has sM or automaUe. |Cr. Miclette Hours 8 to 13—1 to 8:30; Tueedey tion fireplace, 3-in-l muogeny for quick sale from owner.' Owner Wantcd->RcaI Estete 77 not bo attributed to cereleeeneee on utes w hen^. Manstain pro­ your perronal instructor. Dial PL Call Dick at PI. 34696 or J ^ at ford. September IS to June let way, 34’ x 24’, two car garage. Plenty of storage and closet leaving town. Cali. MI. 0-8565. earllaet.’* , ment relief chiefly on reports of nounced the young woman dead. been foot and application has been 1848 CADILLAC convertible. Lus­ MI. 3-6780. ARE YOU helling your family the end Thursday nights, 7 to 8, die- end table. 83 Chestnut St. ‘ apace. Ideal for retiring couple. our {>ert, this cannot romove mir- trous bladt flniih, whltawaU tiros, S-13tt any Urns. MI. 3-1369. 100’ X 300' lot. 'Built by contractor ARB YOU OON81DERINO Asked whether the investigation manufacturing procossca and test­ Lotor, Dr. Samuel H. IDdS mode to said bank for payment of modem way? Not by sacrifice but counta to dealers and breeders. owner. Priced to sell quickly. Price $13,000. F.H.A. or GI loans continulng deep concern for those had indicated Cutter "was sloppy the amount of deposit. radio, haater, bydramatlc. Looks SELXJNG YOUR PROPERTY T ing prooadures as submitted by aim att the apaztoMot m M said by enterpriee!!! Avon can show I ROOMS BRAND NBW R4XKVILLE —34 Grove St. Well available. 402 Oakland St. Phone who have been effected. in ite prodoc$K>n," Scheele said: manufacturers. ilka a much later model. See this you a way to new beauty, new ALL BREEDS of dogs bathed, FURNITURE fUrniihed two room apartment. W a wUI npnralsa y o v r propart'.. he had been M n. Ostroteliers piiy-. beauty at Cantor Motor Sales. 481 Motorcyieles—Bieydes 11 Booflng—Siding 19 groomed, de-fleaed and clipped by 67 GLENWOOD STREET MI 9-2423. tn o and wlihout aae obligation. ’This concern is also in the "There w|ia ho evidence there Scheele aald. Salk vacciiis U aieelalty, Now open 8 up roofs, obto^ roofs, gutton, town kitchen, dining combination, Knotty Pine recreation room ly.” ment-to, aupplios this fall. But h# He said she also w oo baing treate AUCTION! V a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Moncheater conductors and roof rtpim call hood in your ntare time. MI. IWANLEY' R ealtor qualified ecienUfic workers who Dynaflow. A beauty “ Black Beau­ MANCHESTER Pet Center, beau­ ONLY 1400 tiled bath and lavatory,'S bed- Distinctive and practical. 7 with fireplace end bar; liv­ BRAE-BURN REA&ITY Asked, If he regarded the report said the' amount of vaccine avail­ ed by a Dr. Louis Tiift for on al* CONNECTICUT'S GREATBSTI Oreia Shop, 108 Wost kfiddia Tura- Coughlin. iMI. S-77VT. U no anewor 8-3614. tiful baby parakeets, guaranteed thomOelves, as'wellies their fami- ty" with a guaranteed 7000 mllea. Sommer Homes For ftent 67 rooma, permanent aluminum aid­ room single with 2 car at ing room with fireplace and M14-S27S at "favorable to Ckitter," ScMele able ,1a ‘toot, what we wotodjto to larra.. , ...... - .... Featuring FANTASTIC VALUES A new car guarantee goes . with pika. ML 84C98. caU ML 8448L B in gin g caneriee, hamstera, tropi­ lisf,' ware vaccinated with the 'said: ■ ^ ROCfCVlUjE—Girl to live in, Gen ing. Very fine buy at $13,800. wan to well rug; cabinet pqUomyelitls vaccine they pro­ have.” Mr. and Mrs. Behwarto oaid on BRAND-NEW this car. Bartow Motora, 488 Main cal fish, pet foods and suppUcs. l a r g e tached garage. "I don't regard it,, as favorable RAT’S ROOFINO CO., shto^e and oral housework. Must like ehll LAKEFRONT cottage. kitchen; lavatory down, master USIINOS WANTED - Stogio, 401,eoe Got Cutter Shoto that the young woman aras to ap­ MERCMANDISE! St.. Manchester. 886 Main St. M l. 84378. 8 Easy Terms Lake Chaffee. Open from Aug. 36 two-family, tbraetemily, buoi- duced. Thia vaccine had passed or unfavorable. I don’t think ot It 1848 HARLEY DAVISON Model built up roofa, gutter and con­ dren. Phone RockvUle TR. 84486. PHELPS ROAD bath end lavatory up: oil hot all teats then prescribed by the The Health Service Mtlmated parent good eplrlto during her ■VERT WEDNESDAY, FRIDAT a.m. to 8 p.m. daUy. Tlniradaya 8 on, $80 a week. Ml. 9-9922. water heat; attached garage; naaa property. Have many eaoh in that sense. It says there was Visit They also said that she was 1841 FORD, new motor, duals, 186. Reasonable. MI. 8-4888, ductor work, roof, chimney re- Exceptionally fine English Co­ 4 Sleeping Rooms government. As the report points 401,000 ohiidren wero vaoctoated and SATURDAY NIGHTS! WOMAN TO CARE for thiee chU- a.m. to 8 p.m. S. and H. Green terrace and window awnings; buyers. Mortgages anranged. some live vjnis in eoma^Cutter with the (fitter product before separated firom her hnstiatid^ g t t l , irte, whitewalls. Phone . MI, pelre. Rey Hagenow, MI 8-3D4? dren in my home. Call after 6:10 Stamps. lonial of 7 roomi including heated 2 Complete Baths out, the United States Public vooclne." , ' COm E ! b i d , b u t and SAVE R ay Jackson, IQ S-SSSS. A-I^B-E-R-T-’-S Wanted To Rent 68 den or aunroom. 3 large bedrooma, Ruaco combination storm win­ Please call (3e^ e L. Graaladlo, (Jutter vaccine was withheld from who was to FloridA 8-18M o r can be seen at 843 Wood p. m. MI. 0-8933. Raaltor, ML 94873. 106 Hanry Health Service has since drasU- Both Dr. Scheele and Dr. James Dr. Manatein aaid UiM when ba on Gifts, Tools, Aluminum-ware, ^ o St. GIRL'S ENOU8 H bicycle for sale. BOXER PUPPIES-AKC register­ 43-45 Allyn St.. Hartford bath and lavatory, fireplace in 1 Lavatory dow's; tool house; outdoor fire­ further use. Inquire el IS Short St ROOFINO, Siding and carpantry. WANTED — Six room unfurnished place; exceptionally Well land- Stroet. " cally revised these teste." A. SUiannen, director o f the Na­ It eaid‘79 of these persona de­ ^ v e d a| the apartment he found Electric Appliances, Lamps, Gar­ ed, 8 males, 3 females, fawn black Phone CHapel 7-0358 rent, by four adults, one baby. living room, attached garage, fine 2 Fireplaces Arthur Beckley, vice president tional Inatitutes of Health, said 1841 BUICX sadan four door Alterations and addltlans. CeU- mask. To appreciate set them. big lot well landscaped. Owner sceped; centrally located. Im- veloped poUo within 80 days. An hfr dead on a bed where the peo- den Supplies, Paint Jewelry, Pish­ \ CLERK-TYPIST A fter 7 P. M. CHapel 6-4690 Phone MI. 9-0587. tnediete, occupancy. IF READY to bu;uy, aell, exchange of Cutter, aeid in response to o' Cutter hea submitted no vaccine ^ with hw ^ been rubbing her ing Supplies, Garden Furniture, Good condition,, |88. Phone “ ff i: toga. Workmanship guarqntoed. X\ R. E. Whitney, 148 BiseeU St., must sell quickly, therefore priced Recreation Room In Basement reel estate, moiirtgagaa arranged. additional 90 caeca of polio re­ Basinsra ServJCM O ffered H A. A. Dloh, Inc., 810 Automn Price; 310,900—Call MI 3-8152 quesUon that his company intends for clearance since April 27 but la with ice cubei. He said h* waa un­ EHShee, etc. 8-4088. week days after 6 p.m . GENERAL Electric refrigerator reelistically. Open Porch' Consult Howardrd It. Hasttoge, sulted within 49 days from house­ Stroet ML Maao. with ploarant personality. to conUnue manufacturing. Salk free, to do so at any .time. hold contseto of parsoaa who re­ able to detennliM' the cauea M W E CAN accommodate 1000 QONDER*S T.V. Service, available end UntVerael combination oil end Agency. ML 8-1107, Scheele said that If Cutter wants death. * 1868 FORD COUNTRY eedan, A Musi hie high school irsdu CROSS BRED pups. Beagle and Call William McBride MI 3-4816 Lot 100x216 vaccine. He eald it has Rot as yet ceived Cutter vaccine. ' PEOPLE—000 CARS paBeengers. Radio, heater, Fordo; any timt.< Antonna convarainnk. Fox Terrier? Zimmerman's Ken- electric stove. Both like new. In­ Notice applied for release of-aiiy bt the to submit some vaccine, and if it PhUeo faihory supervised eerviee. ate, knowledge o f stenography quire 3$D Garden Drive after 6 meets- all the revised prodwtion The Htolth Service eaid its in- SALES START AT 7 P. M. matlc. Words don't do Justice to Roofing nnd Chimneys 19*A nels. Lake St. MI. 84387. Vacant Legal NoUce vaccine it now has on hand. ' vtotigation produced no evidance Fur Fareoast this car-see this T el. ML 8-14M. desirable' but not essential p .m . Admission tft Electora J. WATSON BEACH and CO. Blfe BUYS-in Cape Cods All hava and safety testing standards, then six flnlshad rooma, oil burners, Use of the Cutter vaccine was poinwg to contamination during If you want a fui; coot and you POST AUCTION ROOMS and others at Barlow Motors, 486 ROOFINO—SpoelaUatog In repair­ Age 18 through 26. Notice U hereby given that the UMnATION OBDBB suspended April 37 when a num­ the vaccine will be released. see a real bargain to tha August Main St., Manchester. POWER AMD hand moerars sharp­ ing roofs of all ktads. Also aaw Liveatoek-—Vehicles 42 AUTOMATIC WASHER end dryer Realtore—JA 2-2116 good locations, good lots, .tress, AT A COURT OF PROBATE ll»M ‘We have never told them we the/manufacturlng process i *Donnecticut’e Largest Auction ened. Air cooled anginee, sold and salary, five day week, libora' Cell MI. i-lU l between 5:$0 end Board of selectmen. Town Cleric C sQ near schools and bus. Prices •t Xanebrtter - wtU)in aod tor the ber of children who had been spd^ of the live virus to the salea, better grab It Prtcaa are roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys BOLTbN LAKE t-A dorable four would not consider their • vaccine fir m ” . 1880 FORD H-ton pickup, 18' rapalrsd. EqiUpmant, 88 vacation. Phone TTB BUY OORrS, ealves and boaf 8:$0 ir.m. and Ragisti'ara of Voters of the 313,300 to 314400. Madeline Smith Dlilrlct of Mencheiter on the 10th day inoculated With Ite product, de­ Gutter vaccine. headed higher, as mudi aa 10 to cleaned, repaired, as yeare* ox- room ranch. Attached breeseway kc^N N EY BROTHERS, Inc ot Auguit. 1965. for release.” Scheels laid. 20 per cent over those of a year Route No. 5 Berlin Turnpike wheels. Can ba seen at 13 Woot- parionco. Free estlmatea. CaU catUe. Also horaes. Plala Broo. Town of Coventry, ConnecUeut Realtor. M I. 0-1643. Preient. Hon. John J. Wallelt. Judee. veloped polio. The eix-page report aald the to- BIG c h a i r , Cogswell style wiUi and garage. Excellent view ..of Ne ExpUaattoB Found , ago. This Is not likely to hurt tha Newington, Conn. . field St. between 8 a.m.-S p.m E ^ oy. Mancheotor ML 84161. MR. CUNNINGHAM TeL ML 8-7406. will be in session on Saturday, Bhrtate of Joeeph aarino, late of I*— Later, use of vaccine made by The Health Service director was vestigatlon "did produce data aug- Opp. Connecticut Light end STONE WALLS buUt. Cement green antique seUn slip cover, lake. Oil heat. Lake front privi­ MI 3-6060 or Ml 9-3931 MANCHESTER—Let’s look at this cheiter In said iHitrlct, deceaaed. fur business, however. Dealara August 37, 1056, from t:00 A.M. On motion of Wank M. Savino ot other manufacturers was held up Asked why Cutter had trouble and geSting the oomblnetlon of in­ Power Co. Building 18U PLYMOUTH buebMee coupe stops buUt Trees, lawns end For Personal Interview good condlUon. Chbep. MI. 8-1637. to 6:Q0 P.M., at the North leges. Price hnly $12,600. Call one today. Six-room Cape Ck>d, expect a fine season, vrhat with Goodchlld Realty Co. MI. 3-7925 330 SPRING St.—Custom built ■aid Mancheeter, ndmlniatrator. pending new teste. oUiei; manufacturers did not, if adequacy of virus inactivation and In good condition. Claen. brush cut. Free eeUmatea. MI, Heating-^Phinibinf 17 M l 3-4166 Ponltry and Sapplira 43 Covantry Firehouse on Routs No. three bedroom home. Two-cer ga­ G.I. or F.H.A. Minimum down ORDERED: That ilx monthi from With aid of a'group of special­ failure of the safety testa as re­ the new etylee and innumeniblo 84375. or m i ; 3-1207. tha 10th day of Auauit. IMS. be and they 'were all using similar pro- CeU ewner. M I. 8-8807. 31, to examine «the quaUflcations rage, ameeite drive. Rath, and payment. Full price $11.6Q0. E. ists in virus medicine, the Health sponsible for live virus remaining free qiendera in the luxury mar­ PenHM uas LENNOX FURNACES and worn FRIGUDAIRE electric atoVa. Good E. Realty Co. MI. 94307. MI. the aame are limltM and nllowed for cesee. ' ALL TYPES OF TV SERVICE EXPERIENCED waitreae wanted condiUon. $38. Cell MI. 8-$$84. of the appllcanta end to adr TRULY A FAMILY HOME— lavatory, fireplace, sun-porch, lot the credltore within which to brtna In Service adopted new production 'T h e r A ’.8 no explanation," undetected to the finished vaccine.' ket. Ootored fun might tura out 1861 fJORD Sunliner convertible, air heating. Eari Van Camp. ML FOR SALE—BroUers, live weight. mlnister the Electora Oath to 100 X 800. For appointm ent' to in­ 3-1343, M. S-44S0. their claims agalnit said eitate, and to bo a sensation, the furriara ato COLLEGE a n d High School girls Black, tan top. Ford-o-Matic, Apply in person. Center Restaur Phone T R . 8-7813 after 4 p.m . Seven-room Colonial, four bed------f. laid admlnlitrator la directed to ftvi and testing standards before giv­ Scheele replied, maka your otyllsh eklrti Power steertng, radio, beater. ^ Radios and Phonos * ant, 488 ktoin It., Mancheater. EMERSON 17" teleririon wiUi con those who sball be found quali- roomt, lavatory, full batb. Two- spect caU MI. 9-4389. A. R . Wilkie public notice to the credltOri to brine ing a go ahead for resumption of He eeid investigators, arriving If you’ve -a philodendron' plant saying. New d^tog torbmqiiea Bermudee from quality wooitna at $1,876. M I. 8 -7 lii.. verier. Large chine cebinst, full fted. Applicants of foreign birth car garage, glaased sun porch. and Oo. 101 CONCORD ROAD In Ihelr clalme within aeid time allowed vaccinations. at the Cutter plant, after the vac­ that isn’t doing well, trytteeking have produced aucR ootoca aa A vailable A t AU Timee must present clUaenahip papers. bv pubUihlna a copy of thia order In tlity prices! Open dally. Oel0|di Articles fo r Sale 45 end twin rise bed, spring and Lovely park-like lot approximate­ eome newspaper haVlns a circulation JAeentime, otf intensive study of cine was produced, dopld not spot up a clay pot end using the orange flamingo, hyacinth Mua PhUeo Factory Superviaad Service Moving—Tracking mattress. MI. 8-0806. Goodwin W. Jarobson KEDXJCED FOR quick sale—Must an^ blush pink, as weU aa charcoal Remnant Shoppe, 116 Centf r ItIL 1M8 CHEVROLBTS—Club Coupe Help Wanted—Male 31 ly 100’ X 250'. Fairly priced. be sold this week, 6-6 duplex. $17,500 In paid probate district within ten dayi the Cutter vaccine wss begun. the exact time and place the pieces,- well-covered by earth, in and Sadan. Prica r i ^ t and they Storage . 20 ROYAL AND Snilth-CotMia port- Richard M. Gallnat Shown by appointment only. from the date o f thle order and return Today’# rapbrt, giving the res- trouble occurred. the bqttom of a pbt ’These pieces] grays aad browns, toast, sapphire, HAVE UNWANTED, hair on fact CeU WILL ^OLLS sMe end atandard typatwriters. Albert A. Roesi Large lot. Ameaite drive. All fa- make to this court of the noUce riven. run fine. Doogtas Motors, 883 TRUCK DRIVER and laborer Elva Tyler, Realtor, MI 94469. • Moflified ranch home, At­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ulte of that ptudy, bad this to say A reporter asked whether .Cut­ absorb and hold metsture; help oyster white, oyster beige and removed permanently and oafely M I P-96M AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS O0-, AU makes of adding maehinea Board of Seleqtmeu ciliUee. Call A. Reale. MI. 9-1919. Main S t . local and long dlatanee moving, wanted. Amtiy in person at the Musical Instruaenta 53 tached garage, four large in the concluding aectlon of "com­ ter did something it shouldn't have the plant to thrive. •omathing called eefe au lait by elactrolosis. Mary C. Wart aold o r' ranted, Rapaira oa aU Elmore Turkington 6% ROOM RANCH. Immediate oc­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden ment and summary” :* R . N. M I. 8-8667. 1848 OLDSMOBILF. “M”. 1M7 COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart packing, storage. CeU MI. 8-816T. Thom as CmIs Company, 361 Broad at Coventry, within and for. tha Diatrict St., Mancheater. makea, Mariow’a. Town Clerk cupancy. Garage, cellar, tile bath, rooms and bath plus expansion ef Coventry, on the 19th day of Au­ "1. A stiidy of poliomyelitis in Diodga club coupe, 1848 Pontiac R. Wolcott on wrtimer and at: Hartford CH. M438. ORGAN, in good condiUon. Price -Dated at Coventry, Connecti­ Wonderful Sew-Simple THREE GIRLS want ride to Pratt mattodwashing raaoinas, siael BOUtON—BuUdtog atone, veneer, FHA approved. $16,900. From attic. Nicely landscaped lot gust. A.D. 19U. children subsequent to the admin­ in good condition.. DohgUs Mo­ MANCHESTER Package Dettvaiy, AUTOMOBILE mechanic. first 318. Call MI. 3''8466. cut, this 33nd day of Augtatt, owner. Ml, 9-5004. Preaant Elmore Turkington, Judge. S Whitney, Second ahlft. Gate tors, 838 Main. / ranges, vacuum clcanors, motors, ttreplaea, waU stone, flegatone. On motion Of John J, Wilhelm, of istration, of vaccina produced and and , C oll MI. 8-8878. North St. Light truckiiig and packaga 4aUv< claee only. Excellent working con 1966. . ■ lovely view. Pine LAke Shorea. Coventry. Connfctl- diatribulted by tha Cutter Labora­ 8 snukU appUaneea, waldiiig. 160 Also elate flogging. Bolton Notch cut. Administrator on the estate ot ary. Rafrlgarators, washers ein during the'- same time period 3868 CHEVROLET atatlon wagon, tWeen.6 :IO end T p.m . strengthens the probability that FLOOR SANDINO, ratinUliad and together in one eeay 8nd mortgage FOR SALB-45 gal. drums, to good M e ,4 l n . Oocaey, 1$ A i ^ St. pertaining to installatioa and ' Lota For Sale 73 four door, oik jutsoenger, with waxod. Ws also ciaan «iid wax aU St., where the grounds ere kieal the cauae of the trouble was in- f— — 1 radio, beater, five nearly new payment around |W montbly for conditian, $340 erieh. For further erection mav be had at the office for luch a purpose. typea of floors, rukbar, aonhalt, each $1000 you borrow. Fast, fair MR. CUNNINGHAM FURNISHED ROOM—Near of Superint-mdent of Cemetertes, MANCHESTER—Near new high adaquate toiu:tivation coupled tires. Very lOw mileage. Bxeallent Auto Repalrlnf—Painting informeUon caU the Herald, phone school— building lot. 60’ x l50' WilUtm E. Keith of Putnam St., tUas, Unoioum and .wood floors. ' treatment assured at reeaoneble MI. 3-6131. St, Gentleman prefqrted. Tovm of Manchester, Pnin. wlUi failure of the safety teats to condition ■ throughout. See Bob TaL ID 84888. MI. 0-U07. r. Prerident George D. Edwards, Oliver today. Center Motor Salee, cost when you call CH. 8-8897 and For Personal Interview , P-niO: t Haoel St Riehs^ Marti* demonstrate ' the - presence of BRAKE REUNE, most ell care, talk with FrAnk Burke or Mel Mrs. Marietta Wright and- Mrs. virus.” 481 Main S t '. K ‘ DEEP. FREEZE chest type,.used Oen*rsd Meaegw' CHOICE BUILDINO Iota to Man­ $14.88. Choose the Unlng, Mo RANGE BURNERS and pbt burn Redman of Connecticut Moiortgage • months, 480 lbs. caiwcity,' WUl LARGE ROOM, next to bath, Marion Jacobson were among the In aa aarlier aaoUon, the re­ V i / money down, |I weekly. Cols are. CleAnad and repaired. New 5 0 3-4166 ganUeman. Kitohan privUsges. cheater end Birch Mountain area. members who made bribf epeechee. > V i / *3848 PLYMOUTH special da luxe, Exchange, 37 Lewie St., Haieriford. eacriflce. MI. l-lttl. ■ Will build to‘your requlremente. port said that prior to the adop­ -' 4-door, fww-paint and seat covers, Motori, 438 Center. MI. 8-0880, and used burners and pumps. CoU Till noon on Setuidaye, S o . 0-3806. Different peatlmee were enjoyed tion of tha new atendards, "in­ - .. . Joe, MI. 84147. Exolurive with' Mancheeter Agso-^ under the shade of tho trees,' and . .radio, end heater, 8333. SoUmene, AUTO PADmNQ-Xny car, »88, IBM SUPERVISOR. Local orgM- PLEASANT ROOM, private i SIZES cletoe, Realtore. Philip Heliin. MI. adequacy jOf inactivation was not In c., 638 Center St., Mancheeter. Isatlon requitys exjperianeed OBM HEAVY WARDROBE trank. Good soon after 6 o'clock the committee unusual to tha experience ot : asms day service. Leave your RONEY WAGON. Soptlo tank oorv. BuBineas Opportunities 32 condlUon, $M. CaU MI. 3-7003, trance, parking. OenUeman pre­ 9-9331, MI. 3-7483; ML 3-038J. began to roast the frahkfurtere DEADUKE FOR DEADLINE FOR Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. MI. car before going to work. Pick up ice. Ustalling, repairing, clean­ supervhior to manege department ferred. MI. 64006. aeveral of the manufficturera. In 3-5101.______and toataU aerisa of now oppUee- GLASTONBURY — Cedar Ridge and Hamburgers, which with roils, .addition, there were uien funda­ after work. Comidote new enamel ing, J, P . F ay, 404 WatheraU S t CARVEL SltWES AvaUabla to FOR SALE —100 steel drums 30 ■eleda, cake, coffee end water­ Manehaetor. 5 fl. 8-8880. Uona in growing installatioa. Ex- QUIET ROOM end gaiM *. Private D rive. One acre Iqt with 138’ front- mental weekneesee in the safety DISPLAY V- CLASSIFIED 3880 PONTIAC converUble, radio, paint Job. Tea wa trill loan you qualified persona in Connecticut goUon site, 30c apiece. Tober melon, rounded M AND BOARD for genUa- mula products. Training, ouper- knowledge of meats and vege- m o BONUS mi expert at the game, you'll be presto—a party or claasroom draas BOLTON—Custom daolgnca three place at the next meetira- to be vaccine etoich went .into use. The opptar. j Economy Overhaul SEPTIC TANKS and aawer lines, Ublae. C ^ M I. 8-4468 after T. 7 NEVER USED “ SkU ” V ’ elsctrio man. On b«is line. Free perktog. eased with the simple sewing of for the young miae by simply held Thuredey at 8 pjn. Sept 8. Health Service said the Incidence 316# DODGE 4 4 oor. Dark green. vlrion, advertising r and merchan- M I. 8-1446. bodroom ranch. YoimgatownYoi inataUaUon only. DrywaUs, loach - drui with drill etand, 'i aeU wood is young frock. ribboa-laclag either blouse to thi kitchen, outstanding bathroom, At this Ume the Shelton Golden o f iHaaaaa am ong individuale ra- Low mUeage. Good motor, $480. V Most M all cars. Parts and labor tog trenchto Insti^eg cellar dlstog nielhpds. No axparlenea LABORATORY CHfWJSE EXCEPTION: SdHwday j * . SoUmene, In c.. 634 Center St., 848JiF5. No money down 84.M necaaoary. Choice epproVed lo- drills, $68. 4" planar with motor, gPattern No. 8236 Is in aiaes 10, skirt. Thia outfit may bi either colored fixtures, car port^^amesita Club: will pay a viait to the calvtog vaccine from 11 of these EXCEPTION: Ads lor Monday. ■ump-pumpa tostaUed. Town *' TiDCHNICIAN ■ ^ $16. D elco % h.p. motor, $6. MI 13, 14, 16. 18. 30. 8lae„12, 4 yard* crocheted or knitted—a must for driva largs ahadad lot. Price re- local club in Orange HaU. I t ia lota was "not higher than could Itoehekter. Dodge and Plymouth monthly. AU work guaJrantoad. Oountiy CmtrucUon. MI, 84148. cationa available. >rora |iJ)M ROOM AND board. Oeatlamaa. miMf bo ia Mf 1 P.M. Friday. HNisf bo io by f AJd. SotoMdoy* Daalar, MI, S4iot. to 818,000 down payment raqiUr- 8477$; M I. 6-7878. 2ND ISeeeed) af sa-lnch: Vi ^ contraat. the Fell-Winter wardrobe. duceu. Warren E. Howland, Real- expected that one of its members. ba axpactad" but that it was .. ■. MOTOR SALE ed. Writs Carvel, 06 Sootb Central Male: High school graduate, ovar M O R TO A O B For iMa pattern, send S6o to Pattern No. 5881 containe cro­ tor.-MLs-saoo. President Lee of the COnneoUeut M Aer among the six other lots. 1863 CHEVROLET de lux« eeden. chet and knit directiona for atees Fords, Chsvrolsts, sic. ..: $184 AS HonsHiold SenricsB Ava., Hartodaie, N. Y,, or phi 18 needad for Production Control eoins, your name, address, a Golden Fellowehlp Clubi wfiLbe > “TliM X poUomyeUtis virus was Extra ciaan, gleam ^ Jift' black. Wblto Plains 64800, ooUeqt POWER MOWER 80", good eondi LOANS deeind and tha pattern number .4, fi. ■ IncI; stitch UluatraUons. ANDOVER— Village home, com­ present end make a speech. Local isolattt from thrae ef the six lots Offsrc4 IS-A training program . ApfUy a t ef|tlet Uori. g ^ cheap. EO. 84178. fortable and attractive—10 rooma, FuUy equipped, low mUeage. PontlacA OMsmebilss, ate. llTdAS in parson. . J -, to BUE Bim m rr, t h e m a n t Send 35c to cotoi*. ydur name, Golden Agere are urged to reeerve of vaccine by Public Health Serv- Douglaa M otm , 818 Map)^ CHBBTEB BVENINO HEBALD, address ahd Uw Pattern Number two baths - fireplaces, oil heat, the date. iqe or other leboratoriee," it eeid. No Monty Down * WBAVnfO of buna, aaoth bolae Help Wanted—Femsle 35 driUtd well, barn and garage. Nice T oo CANT SEE thoaa from ths I7.M Montkly and torn' ctothtog. boolaxy runs, FREE FIUii, Oema and get it. Wanted use AMERICAS, NEW to ANNE Ca b o t , t h e m a n - Surgeon General Leonard ROGERS CORPORATION GHE8TBR EVENING HEEALD, grounds and trees. Good q>ot for Seboate bald a news conferanea to ■treat 1841 Hudson, 1848 Nash, New Motor Guarantee nemWiayp rapatTOd, ripper re- EXPERIENCED sales help want Durkin i t . TOBK Si, N.Y.' profsaalonal man. $18,000. T albot tXt a half cup' of ahredded oooo- placemant, urabrsnaa rspolrad, Min and O a k ^ Stroetq • ■ With your pattern order include 116d AVE. AMBBICAS, |GEW nul into abort lengths; stir the oo- connection wUh the release of the .3847 Chovrolet, plhers - trdm sd , fuu time for ladlee ready-to- Manehestor„ Qonn. MONTHLY Agency, Andover, Phone PL 886. Look bablnd otBea. Oouktaa COLE MOTORS man’s eoUara rtvaraad and wear store. A] person. HOUSEKEEPER an addmonal 35 cento for your TOHE SS, N , Y . 34100. conut into n.paekagMd prepared peport. In a general observation, ha jnattdffBtrr niitg Sas Mr. Clarsneo Mqron P iaaioEfls W attliss > Fbr Eve^ Tltom imi DoEan Now avoUabl^Uie 1866 Needle- am aarly evidence todlcatee the jietora. SMI Main. I 486 Cantor Ctreat Ml A4SS0 reptoca^ MarioWa litUa Hood- sy n r %S..' eopy o t our faaclnating new fall * chocolate pudding nflx before ^ 9kop> ' , GOOD CARM Onna and labor-' J t m t b f • 4 6 Winter *85 pattern book. Thle wtaw Album printed to attractive NORTH (COVENTRY. Brewster 8^ cooking. Oiill the pudding before polio veoelnation prowram ia be- ABC CIRCULATHW NEARLY 12,000 DAILY WOMAN, tlvy day week, smaU air- SepL 1. SbisII fsadty'. Niei Lomas 7 p te $20,006 latest ediUoa of Basic FaalUon colors. It contains 66 pages Cement Mock houee. Five rooms, ■erving bhd gernlan each aerving gbuiing to show bcneflclal reeulU, liiAT F3NBB Halland wtodm on wanted for boms balw bnUt Auto Dytviag T»A conditioned effice. General effice on Sanjartt S t, conor of WUttom UBOHARD W. TOST, Jewalqr, i«- home. Washliv^aBd iroaiag eontaina * wealth of aaw-rimplat lovely "deeignh—plus 3 gift pat­ 'completely redecorated, 3-car ga- with a dollop of whipped ewaaton ■van where only one al^ of the itediSg tudt to mMiurte AQ work, kookkeeping essential, an pata, ad|M w a t^ eavaitly. ASSOCIATID up-to-tha-minute styles, qporial terns, directions printed in book. rags. Let igp X 300. 313400. Phoaa •d evaporated milk and a mars ■uggaeted three has bean ffiven. i,-K kitodsat a ntw St. Stoa^ week. Bee Phil Ptaley do*# mrt. W rite awer phohe. eome typing. No on the J ^ ItoosoMHe pttooa. Opan daily. MOmAOB CO'S. flaatuieq eofor and atyto Oaty 35e a copgrt M l S 4 M /' Bat R is too aafty, Ecbaalo sold. nrlea. Key# la .while , jrao ohortkand uecooaary. Start 848 per Thuraday ‘ avahtogs. 186 aproat B A B SttM U I ? >- 'yo- w elt. Meitonrie. week.iRaiSaa according to p i^ ' SEVERAL anen to wprk to ohiade itysat. ML 64881. Bra 8—«jp Tho HrasW raoB. T o r inUrviaw apw to per- tobapcovwarahouse. Steady work. PHONE CH 648tt oea 601 Hartoard ltd. uprimrs- Wototoei^ Tppncce Cbrp-, Enad ' ' . ForillBterriow ' RBAdHcBBlci AdM . Orsat Eeeteni OonaUnietion Oo. Hcridd Advt. .N O i O N U » _ ■ i.r- •V THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 19W. Eo^tthtn %?raUi

-V uled fbr court hearing Wednesday. ■ ■ ;• About Town Maviea Toaight Arrest Drivers Also arrested yesterday, Frank • » vl.:f --- . f { Komse, 72, 603 Center St., was AxetEga ISBlly ^ PjriiR Rer The outdoor movlM which In Radar Chec}& charged with intoxication by Pat­ *nis WBA Ousrd dub. which havo boon rainod out Uit .put ' Par tto'wditt'BBiai W u sctMdulsd to most tomorrow rolman William Shaw. Hla court two weeks Will be held tonight data has been set for Sepf. 6. FOUND! Aegwitiirmr^ kY NIGHT H M t t evsninsr with Mrs. FsuUns Bcrrctt beginning at S o'clock in Cen­ Radar checks by. polica on'Tol­ of Btmord Springs, bss postponed ter Park. . land Tpke.. yeateiday roaulted in V / the trip until Friday e\’ening, Thesa nTa chlldran movlas the' arrest of eight drivers who - - Sept. 8. primarily, but . many parents, •COM AeOI coma and bring ,jtheir children were charged with speeding. A place where you can get 3 minate I eC Otrealallan A eon was bom Aug. 33 'in St. and ehjoy them almost as They were Edward iL, I*aaeka. "d Cky of ViUdg^Chorm Francis Hospital to Mr. and, Mrs. much. 39, 32 Ellington Ave., R^'kvllle; heel service plus excellent workman­ Mauriot Soucy. 78 Union St Tills will be the final movie Irving W. Toung, 24, cjoventry ^l)JfnL$:30 Rd.. Rockville; Antonio Salmond, O i M g e U ) for the 1SS5 playground 1#a* ship on children’s back to scjiool ahoe. yOt.LXXIV,NaS78 (SIXTEEN p a g e !) fMIDAT, AUGUST 2 f, 1988 Miss kelen Estec, 25 Clinton St., 43. 333 Oak St.; Edward Mills, 31, v That Interpret The who has long been on the faculty 133 Eldrldge St.; Raymond H. Wishes Of The Family repairing! ALMOST O V E R .... of Manchester High S^ool. ie Young. 37, 16 E. EUdrige Si.; Rob­ X Yei, vacations are about over ahd we ourrently attending Tale Univer- The Property Owners Organisa­ ert J. Schreiter. IS, 89 VftUge Sl„ JOHN B. BURKE Flood Donated / are alad to see many of our cMstorters ■Ity’a new Shakcepeare Inatituta, tion o f ObnneeUcut Inc. will meet Rockville; Arthur J. Relch’enbach, 'KING ZOTTT Edith Has first of Ita kind in the United Tuasday, Aug.. 80, at p.m. in ths 34, 24 Summer St.; and Peter FUNERAL HOME home again. And it gives us a kind of States, Coidera, 27, 295 Main St. ^ z o m B y G l e e f u l R o m a n g ^ feeling inside to have them say American L^on Home, 14 Weth­ TEU Ml-3-6866 ersfield Ave.r Hartford. A ousa- Patholmen Frederick Tedford OP»:X MONDAYS. SHOE REPAIR when they show up at Rnehurst and tlon of vital import'anca w|u be and John’ Baldyga operated the 87 CAST CRNTCR ST. A daughter was bom Aug. 33 THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 701 MAIN ST. /lU nie, Aug. n i/t) — Two Cold Heart remark, “Gracious! We did miss Pin^ in Hartford Hospital to Mr. and discussed, and all property ewaera, radar equipment from 5 to 7:30 AMBUtANCB SBRVICB enimptod Cl bUla and a LOW Mrs. Willlsm R. Farrier, 845 Hit- whether members or not, ars urgSd p.m., and made the ai-reata. hurst, honestly. Hardest kind of work A)1 of these ^cases were sched­ Ura (about |LM) aoU war* to yet rcElly Sfood moftt wtd othor loodSj Hard S t.,. Manchester. to be present. donated for V.B. flood *Te)lef In Atlantic where we were." today by aa ItaUaa grataful to "tha Amarioan people who Mismif FIs., Aug. 26 Not that It m ^es us feel good because alwaya in every aed period we have enoountered have ae. HurvkAM Edith, still carry- our patrons had a rather hard time of aiated ua.” injg 80-miI« winds, displsygd it, buying decent supplies while away, Luigi Vaparettl, a baker and aeieantrie behavior far out but because it’s sort of satls^tory to father o f three cHlIdren. aald over the Atlantic today. get d little appreciation, don't you know. that while hla donation had to Ilia aiorm, fifth of tha yearwad Come in'this weekend t . . a visit will be email ha hoped. H would an-' third th is month, has clung to the remind you of a lot of things you’d never oothraga other Italiena to help development stage fo r two days, a 1)M atrieken Americana. longer period than uauaL AU her rd i^ rs think of at your home, . ■ \ ,'Vaporatti la an Italian eiti- hurricane force winds are on the ■an t e t b|a fathar ia a natu- Borthcaet O fi*. w ith only galee to f e w - ■raliaed Amariean living at 815 the aouthweat PINEHDRST TENDER LAMB LEC^ \ Beatty 8t, Pittaburgh. Pa. T h is alqw devalOfmMnt, encies Ambaaaador Oara Bebtha forecaatera,-apperantly la coming It’s the fliiMt Uunb leice denated $100 for the about because E d lU i’a heart la cold. choto# from Cudstiy* • *8 w lfti aema oauM today, bringing An Air,Force Hurricane Hunter mlum from Swift . . . olther at the tow lb. 59 contribuUoMa in the Rome glane dropped several ipatrumenta piriee of ...... ^ dally American- flood relief ito tha ays Which radio the temp- campaign to ovw . $500 dot- araturq, preanire and humidity. Hsrtiford, .^U f . B kv« 8 or 4 chops cut off If yoii wtsh^siiil hav# chops ons msal . lara. “Ylie eye.la net miite aa warm UJ3. (Jommorcs. . . . roast isnib the as«t. aa could ha expeotad, and th is ■earns to be an inhlhiUag factor Sincisir Wsoks todsy From Miller in tha ateem’a devalopmant.*’ said isod ConnoetiOut"g of Giventry . Nixon Outlines Gordon Dunn, chief foraeaater in Bible sld* so that ______READY-TO-EAT the Weather Bureau's storm warn­ esn f ot bsck on thoir R O A ST IN G in g aervice here. and 'woricors ssrn Six Ways Reds A t noon the center wea located RATH’S HAM PULLETS at aKroKimately latituda M .5 wsgoisgain. (The sb^iklsss SMn and fat off. Xvsragt 4H lbs. north, longituda 6S.S west, or 970 n a ■nwiraiMw camo Et R hp|i* Kind) * . . either half / • Can Cut Unrest milaa aoutneaat of Capa Hatteraa, renea thia mondng aft tM E|M r K)WL FOR N . C I t ia moving toward the attandbd by Q «r. 1Q||- lb . 7 ^ northwest at 12 milaa an hour and exvU OefOiwa AidnimoMplEr FRICASSEE^ MEAT DEPARTMENT Schmidt, tJna R econcile ' ’ Philadelphia, Aug. 26 (/P) jirohably w lU alow down to about Fbtaraen. San. Fiaoedtt 4k Scot Tissue Airman Daniel C. Schmidt and hta wife, Una. embrace at Port- — Vice Praaident R ichi^ M. :10 m ile s an hour fo r the n e xt-13 Buab and others 1 aisdaw^ naovodby tk»R4*» RIB ROAST OF - From Other Nearby THEY ARE TO P»-“irirlll!IBO” BRAND land. Ore., after they were reconciled. Schmidt and hia wife, who Nixon has outlined six ways to 18 h o u rs married another man whUe Schmidt waa a POW o f the CEineae Hurricane force winte (75 milaa ■Bread d e m r ^ c n and ■ufllHIgff Poultry Farms he aaye Ruuta can show, the Sdured h r ^ North PINEHURST BEEF, lb. 65e Rada, met at the hom* of the airman'a mother and decided to go world i t . wanta to reduce an hour o r more) extend outward 3 r o U s 3 3 e back together. (NBA Telepboto). - , about 75 milea from the center to­ States" he aaiSr"As a shE** Kb* For ths oven, meaty grd tfarouRh CHICKEN LEGS Eaat-^West tenaidns and “live ward the northeast. Gala force Bni^aiider. I hav* aolema VrtdO'lR 7th ribs. in peace.” « winds reach 150 milaa to the north witaoartng tha pontano and .:pp, C H IC K E N "c o m e a n d (5 5 t i t .’ If th e Soviet Union "honeaUy” and east pnd 75 milaia to tha south ■eurcpftilnaee i t cor MOpIs Bfm SEABONSD FIUD8H BREASTS aaeka peace, Nixon told 1,200 and w est. • ■ ■ater eanaet gwirti Now ttwiaBd . *—V HumphreyClaims guests last Bight at tha annual Ita p^mltton a l 11 a.m.. placed i t ■punk." .' LAM B P A H IE S, lb. 25c banquet o f the American . Bar- almost due east of Miami and Just 'Hie Oemmerea Sawetaiy n i t f r y e r s ” ^ HAU'S PRISHLY ARMOUR'S Asm., “It must act now, by peet- under 1,000 -miles at mi*. he haa diioctod munwaua fadEisl GROUND Uve stapa,’’ adding: Cautidn was advised fo r ahip- ■gendM to hrtp Soed-bstflid MlSSISSI^t s l ic e d BROILERS "What -Russia does will detar- ping. A alow increase in in te n sity Qpaiidbttcut taduaEiy. CORNED BEEF Budget to Balance mina whethar thara-ls a real thaw waa predioted. lirta A lii to Indartiy CELERY in the Cbid War, or Just a brief . Last night Edith was within 100 Thaw aatvtoaa neluda iu p Is '^ A C O N , lb. S9c COFFEE 12 Oi. T!n LB. f. wxrtn spell before an even bigger mllSa o f Oia area where Hurrieene From BEOKER Diane waa i^otted on Aug. 13. pcoeuring matariala nvgaaCMr Lb. frecM ." aaadad iw raeanatneHoB and.iS, Washington, Aug. 26 (/P) — SecreUiy of the Treasury The Soviet “acUons" Nixon de­ Diane, s weeping northeeatward Sva daysI behind » Hurricane Co bbI o, nOwod pabdoctloB. Tha OOM SURE-iEU.-2 9 ' Humphrey, using words he haa cherished ever since he took manded were: DapmrtmanL ka aaid, nrOl aid 1 PINEHURST GOOD THINGS TO EAT Farm Fresh Poultry is always one of our biggest s e ll^ : office 2Vi years ago. now says the government “should and Free electimia and unification hurtnaaeneB la prtailiM « ) t ' o f Koika." fCosEnnod o* fkg* '>*•) Tender Roasters, Plitidp Fowl, Young Fryers or Broiler can’’ baUnce the budget this fiscal year. But he added at a ------^ — r— to OMsts Si ‘ ■ ■ •'— conference yeater^ ...... Tmpleroeatatlon o f Preaidaiit wUIaatmiBi The meat you buy here, will be more than a little ^tter and Chicken Partgi" newa . Elsudwwef’e aerial tnapectlon . . . you will like the free from waste our m » t men give It la "entirely too early" *to pledge hnffnanmin* obtala aB CERTO.... .2 5 ' \ himaelf to recommending tax cuta plan and aventuaf dtearroament. fadacali all meat cuts . . . and you will enjoy the freshness of -Rip down the/Irai Curtain in Police to Block when Congreaa retuma in January. Salk Progiito •AsEdeat Pinehurst Ground Meats. Buy our regular J^mburg at CHIGKEN LEGS 7 9 c official aummer budget ira- Europe. 89c lb .. . .lt4 $1,000,000,000 abort oC T o RoH in Fall,- tries. T<^uri8tMrrav(d Ground at 85c lb. You will find them ^ ^ ^ J J S j^ R B Y CUDAHY'S SUNLIGHT SuapandiBg MdacpW •.oontrol FAR" ^ a n ordinary ground meats. 'OUT OF TTlIS R O A ST BEEF WELL TRIMMED— PICK THE SIZE YOU WANT Ruinphrty'4 optlmiam about the -Amartoas natiai ksva aat i budget outlook. The Treaaury atlll over organlaationa in free nations. To. Wateirbiiry U b tha atrlekaa p e WORLD . . .” That’s what our customers tell us about ( ■ (X [ 1,^ i'i ■ Aunt ; predicted k deficit of that amount Evaluation Set PanlMa ike's Stand ■Warthaaatam atatas Pinehurst Round Steak, Rump and Sirloin inp Pot Roasts HASH by the epd of flacal year 1956, hext W hat- Nhmn told tha tawyara, BUTTER who and their 7$th annual con­ has ooatrSmtod to j . . . Cut any size you ask for. This weekend we will have Can SMOKED SHOULDERS 4& June 80. \ • Waahlngton, Aug. 2k^ (P) — It Bathsny, Aug, 86 (PJ — A Stats wank, dronghta, Lb. ; Joinimci ! BdoW Ik^a Fpreeaat vention here today after a Wpak PeUco.offleial anitoueod today that plenty of tender mtlk white Veal . . . either Cutlets or will be fall before tha natlodWide and- otbar graat PAM CAKE That waa^ $ 70 6 mUlHm lower o f legal discuastoaa, parSUelfd the a il Nmigatuck VaH*y, Ineiudliig Now it naadb kaip , Chops . . . Poncuko J th«n tka figura Preeident Eiaen- imiio vaccine program raaumea full poaiooh enunclateid heM two days m ' city of Watarbi^, w ill b* halp, aaora and m GENUINE CALVES LIVERS $1.19 hower forecaat m bin budget mea- atride and Its reaulta ao far can ba ■go Igr President Eisenhower, in a cloood to non aaaantlal tra ffic \poaalhla.** COOKOljr aaga to Congraaa laat January. The ■peach also made before the ABA. from 8. sm .. Saturday to midnight PINEHURST Regular price fl.3 5 lb. , evaluated. Nixpn hailed the aucceas the \ ghtormmiaaid thataE tS4 dUrtSI M ix I cut waa baaed on ^he following re- This was indicated today by Sunday. :Th a area ia recovering Modlag agandag ia^dhur Ebaaa racant Geneva Big-Fbur eonfer- from last wash’s floods fort m— II BoalBaagNtouiah! ant. CONVENIENCES viaed eatlmatea: commenta from federal oCHcialii eBcb, and said ^ a t as a result of 1. Spending will total $63,800,- and by a nirvey of state capitals L t J. Fnuicis O’Brion. ooaa- AgrtflutturgMinnd^ Opah Until 8:30 2Pkgs. I 000,000 tbU flacal year — $K400;- on plana for implementing a new mandhiff ctficor of th* Bethany Omaacttcut* / GEORGR . . . our fresh comptoto atock 000,000 more than jthe JilAuw (Oanttamei en Paka live) ham eks aMd th* action was taken Ha laid otttUL napknls 6E.E fish man is sending in a RATH’S GENOA SALAMI ^ $129 program of federal aid to provide Thursday and Friday ■\ ’ a FRENCH'S ^RE •f outdoor ftomal . ■ eatimate, but $700 million I m thkn free vaccine' for many children. a fto r a siaettng of Stato PoUco, $000 adllkm dafOaaa large shipment of center S M d W • 37c j 8UCED OR ONE PIECE ■pending of $64,500,000.0(“» Surgeon Oencral Leonard A; CtVU.Dafepaa a u tho ritlos. and p»- fin d to give caMBtto Convenient Parking* slices of BLUE BLACK FIRE RED PREPARED ■al 1906, ended Juno SO. Cleheele told reporters yesterday Uca.chiofa Of Anaonia, Eoymour, lag dimcutiiflf in ebUlaiaE! 8. ^ t the govemmeAt’k income thefe are aigna the incompleta in­ U.S. Sees Reds Beacon Fa lla , Naugatuck ami Flood Aid Comes in Packages of A ll Sizes ' No Tip Carry Out BLOCK ISLAND HORMEL BRAND .....J will be awelled enough by. the rapid oculation program already la be- Waterbury. . ■alp tor N, M, Service To Your Car SWORDFISH MUSTARD •eonoplic expanaio, now in prog- glhnlng^-tp show beneficial resulta Saak to Bar -Onicna Lynn Chapman poura and Judy Frsnzosa holds the glasa for a custoiiier at the soft- "TWa ahould M k SALMON reaa to more than overoalance the in preventing paralyais or death. Willing to Pay ‘ Tha main purpose ia to bar the Haven RaUxonA" Ns- Self Service Groceries and he reminds us that 4 PERFECT curious who might intoifer* with drink stiuid they $et up yesterday to help the Red Cross fund drive. Lynn, 8, of 181 fresh Sword b season is 7% Oz. Can 2 Jura CANNED HAM 4 Lb. Size $4.75 . rlaa in the apendlng qbtiniate. Re- 11358^Pm Reperted Summit St.-and Judy, 6,'of 168 Summit, reported they were making “plenty of money" raUroad i ' eeipta for the flacei year The Public Health Service ra flood relief work. < robulld ita . Service Meats soon over. SAUCES are BOW eeitmated $63,100,000,- ported yesterdaV'^LSOf polio cases Price of Peace O’B rie n aaid tha only voMcloo for the Re^^rosa; (Herald Photo). ■ ■. ______- dally ia < 000 $8,100,000.1 i “a b o v ■ ihe since the "dlseeae year” began that w ill b* pafmittod to travel Among othar i Payroll and Personal X Moko tboM wHIi eatimate made January, and April 1. Hila compared with 1S',S4{| By JOHN M. m om vnm r the sitiaa and towns listed during ■trickan statoR ka i Checks of Modest Size _ $l,800:ocp.000 hlgl ker than the fia- caaea a year ago. ICasa inocula­ the banned period -will b* amorgi A pmaldanHal ordar PATTIES L> 35c ■Washington, Aug. 26 (P)—U n i­ ey care and trucks voMelea opor- Tdtal SeR-Rule Gashed Without Charge cal 1955 tax yteu o f $60JM)0,000,- tions began shortly after April 1. ted States o ffic ia ls beUtva Ruaaia Ike Tags $900 Mimon tax writooffOfor datons 000. But Schaele streased that any atod by local reaidoBta, clergymen, eOastruetioa. mUNNY’s BIST wanU a OoM War trues atrongty doctors and nuraas . OTHER LUNCHEON TRI 8. The budget deficit ia now reel evaluation muat await ecieati- so A praaWmtlil order tfO [ Everyday Low tm etANo NA1WNM Hour TOMATO S0UP3 for 33e aatimatad at $1,700,000,000• for the flc analyeia of data that won’t be that i t may be wUUng to pay A acraaning barricade will be in For Japan Aim meat pnrchaaara to glvi ~ fiacal year, iM ead o f the $2,400,- available until thta.. fa]J "at the aubaUBtial price ia eeneeaMona to operation on the outskirts of these tial trentmant" to n a : Prices COBAM Or . • X cities end towns and will be For Defense Plant Aid SILVER LANE KOSHlR PdRKROLL ;^9c 000,000 forecaat in Jenuery. The eartieat.” Ube W est Of Sl^emitsu “n u win ks9 tha pagr < Ivory . .Ig. 8 for 27c MAGGI'S CEURV 2for27c deficit fo r ffaekl 1985 v w $4,200,- About 6H million riiildren al­ Umaa authorRiea aapact a period manned by Etato PoUee auk- ^ teg, and that ia what w« i I Q CIMAM OP 000,000. ready have received ahota o f tha of hard baManing, however, in Ulariea. L t ;^ auxlliariao will aa- Washington, Aug. 23 (F) — SiX^enginaen, following a pereonal thaOrtl Drta Misd;~..'..8 for 28c Tbe deficit would be -the Salk vaecinf. which the 'WeatMn power* can ■ixt local police authoriUaa con­ Waahingtmi, Aug. 36 US—Mamoiu roeonnalaaanco of the etrtekon Ger. IMiadff mUCA DILL SPEARS CHICKEN 2 for 33c Polish Style HAM. - (imported) n u. ooc trolling any Intamal aight-eaeing Northeastern atatea; atruggltng to BOUILLON lowaat in Ive yeara, and would be Meanwhile, state oaciala re­ achieve s in s pts. 2 for 49c Tidr . .31c and 74e of Garmsny on tarma daMrgd by news confreence it is "Mih time ■wemptd ' by flood waters that flying visit to the flood area and n \ i ( ) M the Waatarn powers in sboutxtwo we get off to a fresh start for the poured over eouthem New Eng­ conferences with state governors Cheer ...... 31c yesro.. Beieretory of SUte DuSse real reconatrucUon of Japan." land and the Middle Atl.aff.tic. invohred and with federal of- GIANT TIDE, deal 69c A pkss- 2 i« i« understood to hold this idow. - News Tidbits Shlgamitao spoke in Japimese. A Statea laat Week in the wake of flclala. EEBEEHRENDI Spic and Span 25c PREMIER , Mew onUmstos of Ruseis’s rosl tranuator aaliii he did not give de­ Hurricane Diane. \ Before leaving Washington on PARD, 7tor$l.00 . Sm Food b freib— of Hole's. Buy frosb IWi io the inUrest in forthcoming Bhst-Wost tails o f how tha “ fresh start'* A preliminary estimate by the Fab Deal ...... 2 6 c „ " V^-' ' . ’’s D e b r is Colled from AP Wires Wednesday, the Preaident had PILLSRURY FRUIT weafh^' nogottstiena have heon mad* here might ha made. Army Engineers set damage at marahaled the resources of a host SHURFINE FRUIT - - CoIi9tea| -pnif piece, fiico. or Mots. following Ihot monUi’o Summit iertm Bcenemlc ReeeveiT $1,600,000,000 in Maaaacbuaatta, of government agenctee to hMP to By JAMES DEVUN gred .car, which In turn qp^Uad on Conforonc* at Genovs But migemltsu said Mpan must Rhode Island, Connecticut, N ew reconstruction o f Jmblic faciiitinf .COCKTAIL, Iga. 39c ^ New AD ...... 39c,.. COCKTAIL Aa a foeult, th* U .S ; approach to PresidaBt Biaanikmrar tokaa an- put ItaOU on its fast both in enon- CAKE MIXES Waterbury.bury, Aug- 2d (P)—The of a Mack open freight oari othar crack at Want flahiag sad Yor)c, New Jersey and POnnsylva- and to aid the Jiomalaaa, the Lg. Biae Can edg^ against whara left of further talks ■■■mi certain to b* omic recovery and in ita aMUty to nu. t i- farmers,' amall buitneesmen and ’ Bring-In Your Wktta— Yellaw _ Devil . Naugatuckugatuck Vdlley7vdlley, known r aa Con- % baaed on th* idoa that if th* Woat- plana to turn chaf on hank o f defend Itself. MAXWELL HOUSE nectlmt'a■ "iiiduidrial"industrial Ufeline,Ufeline," la the brtdltikare tone, of lumber and ■traam if hla luck la good . . Hie ceOmata was given by Lt. P k g. SAM Frozen Food Specials *m nationa are firm enough in “ This means that we must talk Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, chief ef (OmiMmMd an Pago flvo) COFFEE, lb. 93c ^ XCoupons PleAse ■a amaahed by floods as though. other wreckacr. Soviet atatloM keep up customary tilings over frankly with the United CUT-RITE a^i PanMi''.diviaioneF .dlvi traveled...... its "There ar^RtU bodies in Ibars” their proposals and in their unity, NACnUIS IN T tha Ruaalana will coma around to ' Ig ef Vaiea at AnMrtra States and ace that the two govi Oratan, Aag- $ i I SN O W C RO P j . Imgth with a ll barrels Maxing. commented Georgs Ruadbll, a while U.S; govanunant atationa ernmenta understand each other," ' 'Tt looks Uka tha end. of the Health Department inspector. acfcptpble agreements repeat broiMcaat t o . Ruaaia by Jio mU4* GO TO PINEHIIRST FOR W'Orld." Muttered an old man on A coBcrato'Mghwsy bridge Just Appwontly it wea thinking W A X P A P ER along this Una which momptad the head o f Rusatan farm delagatioB A spokesman aaid Sbiganiltau Sultan of Morocco Refuses Chieken Pies*''''! ' Tdiringtoh's Bast Main- StraeL below and psrsUtl to the rsilwsy in Amarics brought a ganaral outline of Ja- FRESHER BY FAR FRUITS T ahaklng hla head unbelievingly at heavy amphaaia that Prasidant ■!- bridge atUl stands But sgjalnat iC Intaraal Revenue Onmmlaaioner tety* ' r SNOW CROP MCiD tha damage; Ilea a alx-fainily tonanMU bouse T. Coleman Andrews toportadiy (OenUnaed an Page Twe) SRAVENSlTEIN APPLES ...... ' S lb. bag bSe ' ‘T ’m near 60, and I thought rd uprooted by the ritglng torrent. 'an Paga Eight) accuses nation’s federal Judges « To Step Down from Throne For cooking or Mtlng. SUGAR HEART ■eon everytbng, but never any-: Homog OlMO breaking down law entorcamant by Fresh fruit and Vegetables thing like this." , being toe eeft on sentencing tax vw TENDiM SWEET Idalie Totstob I other- houses in tha area aimply A ix L m Bains, France, Aug’. 26f Arafa would leave the throne had FROM rau>-8EUBCTED EXTRA UbRGE VERMONT MAID Fro m To rrin g to n , down through I avaporaUd. You aoo'a foundaUon Second Greenlease evaders .. Secretary of Agriaul- Massacre of Turks .Thomaatoh, Waterbury^ Union! ture Benson aaye ho ia "ineliaad to (F)— Sultan Mohammed Ben Mou been reported by high French of- WaatR here, a atnk there. That’s all that lay Arafau dropped a bombaheU ficiala aa all l^ t set. G O LD EN EAST Y E U O W PEACH ES ... 2 lbs. 3Sc SN O W M O P ’ c ity . Naugatuck and on to Sey­ fella you that Rtveraide Street once favor” eales o f eurplua peitohaMe On Cyprus Feared PEAS c e l e I y Cello Pkg. 25c mour, Aiwonia and Defby, g rim Ransom ^20 Found l eedetutte to Iren Onrtahi coun­ into the Freaeh-Moroccan confer­ The atotement aaid SYRUP wee lined by homes ence here today with a statement "Hia Majesty the Sultw la as­ e m S N BKANS^ > acehee itiH unfold a w ^k aftor Even residenU of Waterbury are tries. . 12 08. Bot. - 2'Cans BrusMis Sprout the wators struck. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ia London, Aug. 86 (F)—^Turkey hea that he dees not intend to quit hia tonished at the tendentioua ru­ barred from this roped-off diaeater St. Louis Aug. 99 UPi—-Anothor throne. |'.. mors carried by certain itawapa- n^PERB W aterbury preaenU one of the arcs patrolled by N ational o f tha Bdaaliig Grsealeaae ranaom reportedly considering appointmaa^ wacaed Britain that diaturbancee DELICIOUS ' CUCUMBERS 2 r. 19c ■tariceat -picturee in ita so-called o f Count Otto Von Biamarck aa may break out on tanaion-pacKed The atatemant waa ‘tolaaaad by perp a,nd press organs aa to hia SN O W CRO P Guardsmen. Only those on emer­ MUa has turned up but file PVI ■uppoaed intentiona. rmuow CORN c a n t a l o u p e "B ro o k ly n ” aection. gency duty are permitted in. won't lay whether jit ip maMng West Oermany’s Srrt amhaaaada Cypfua next Sunday in which the the Sultan’s chief of protocol, St aI.Ri TOeood Freight Oara to Soviet Union . . . UA. aaka 4-dey islaild’a Turiiiah minority might ba Abderrahman *1 Majoui, generally, ~"a Majesty expraariy raitor- BEBTB MELONS Bulldoam and eranea ran dny real headway taward aofvlng liia fonnal latoBtioh to retain PEPPERS u^25c GrepefrBit bice **• i Thoro tha aaarch to r bodioa stU l the two-year-oM mystery. peatpencaMBt o f tomorrew’Oochoi^ massacred, the Foreign Office die- regarded the power beMnd 'thej*^' 29c to 35c each gooa on in the maasea of debris. the nTeckage, almost pieee by uled nustlng with Communist dosed today. exercise tha divine mlaaion DEB UODOCB BOUABH piece. And as they do, another body Jamas MUnae, agent in Miarge Moroccan throne in Rabat El Th e acens ia ooneentratad SR a Odaa on quaatUm of Amarlcaair Britkdi authorities here said they -Bajoui conferred with French min- which hM l>44B impartod to him BUTTERNUT BQUA8H jhFT GrecR Stampg Given With Caah Sake knodtad-out railroad .hrtdg*. .. turns up. Oivtl Defenas workers go of the FBI here, verifled laat night detained by Peiping ragima. doubt dtaordere can take such i and to remain in Rabat among hia through the area spraying bulld- a second $90 Greenleaae note had irtera this, morning, immediately PEACHES 1 2u-33c So powerrfBl Wore the flgog. MyatHioua aaaallanto in wv* drastic turn on the trouMad east- on hla airlval here from Rabat subject/' w a te rs that . Yfoight care on ik e ' inga ettU atandtng with w T the baea found this' month when he dawn attack open fire from auto am MaditaiTaB«|an Island. But, The PVench and tha Natloaaliato heidgo were Imocked about. aa way a fanner spimya hia orMwrd. waa ebeeked on a. report to that OB tWo Argentina poUcaman gnaiE- they added, pracaiitiona have been The Button’s refusal to leave had virtually reached a complete Honeydew Melons E.ch 49c though they were nothing n4 9 Tha Soodi, Imnleally, now are affect. hig U. A Ambnaandai'a raaidanea talua agalnat giaordara likely on the threao.navMy ccmplicatos ef­ t on tho 'tanhs o f a aettla- Hi-C LHteioBi Driakt than egg c ra te s. pm u ci^ virtual dust. atonna as It was dipeovered by aa YBI . . . Marathon awlmmor Ray the eve of tbe'three-poWer confer, forts of PTenqh Promlor Edgar mimt/vdwreby Bon Atafa would COM One green and yellow box car tha mud dries agent at the Federal RaaaHri.Bank Muench cUnibo out o f LaK* Erl* ance to debate the future oi' Faiir* to aottl* th* Moroccan cri- b* rrtitacod .l^ a "Council of th* ■ia in ai deal with Moroccan Na- and tho gqvonunmt run ■cb G iu p ti O wMBia 4 4 -m . C o m m * was thrown Into s tonamont house Even In the center o f the' city, o f St. Lpula TXieoday, MiliMa said. in Ontario aftor corapirtlag 28- Q rptm ~ NORTH OP THE ARMORY AT 802 MAIN 8T. LEMONS 3 r.19c ns the bank of the river, ripping SoQded but !laas hsrd hit thsa ths Tha Fodecal Bank'mk handho raeqipmhonr ewkn aereea IS w e egaeago . thw 4M,0$0 Gjrprtota e f Oraak ttanailato who hava boon deniand- by 4 l apraaantottvo cealltieB, away the aide o f the Mdlding. T k * ------. . Ibrtwoan Falaa Island aag amis- |iag Ban Am fa’a raaaovaL g n m and yatlew egr maada on a si'IhgangMX land " aR.fnffa Mml- ■->. ■ • ■ - -- -*4 . .. I - r * : /'