^ ’^.) * '?•• V • 't •* *•-;•. • : t >. j;.- ■ •/ - - 41. I': >r- EL<’,JVSfc, ’. • .. MONDAY; AUGUST 24,19B^ Avanun Dally Nat Praas P O U R T E ^ IHantlicater lEorning IfKaUt Far Hm Waek Faded Aag. at. 1888 rawaaM af D.iS. WantNar I , Vil f - tha pound wlU hava metal win­ A daughUr, their flrat ehUd. A aon waa bom Aug. 20 to dows, Srsproof doon, cindar Mock 10,593 Fair with lltlie rkaafif In' waa bom Aug. 8J. in Jordan Hoa- ford Hoapltal to Mr, and Mm Court CaseT] DogPoimd partitions, a eoncrato Soor with peratura tsulght and Wadairnday, Arthur Flah, of Lake SUeet Ex- drhlna, and n shnllow waU for a MiaAar af Mm Audit r^About Town pital, Mymouth, Maaa., to Mr. and Tim e T o Euwmu»al draulatlens ) Idra. John H. Durgln. Jr. Mra. tenalon. M m ehetler-^A Cky of Village Charm ■9M Durrin before her marriage waa George------LaChapelle,------Project 82, of Ver­ Set '"*^hanSS*?old tha Board ha had XS>* C3»w^>>»*ll Council, K «t C, Mlaa FVancea Wallett, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Raymond O’Coln. non, who waa Involved In a four- diacovarad Lea Fraccla. dog war- «dn how lu ««»“ > Mr. and Mra. Joaeph Wallett, 147 Jr. 23 Spruce St, were aurpriaed dan, hnd been buying food hlmaelf Start nt lU rtin Pnrfc. In B««t Hartford. veblcla accident at Depot Square Schendel Will Expedite for impounded peta. Fraccla told VOL. LXXII, NO. 277 (daaalflad AdvsrtMng au Paga 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE Cl Waranoke Rd. The paternal grand- Friday at 10 p. m. by a telephone yesterday morning, waa fined $85 ’•H» picnic, which 1« hclnf parenta are Mr. and Mra. J. Har" call from their aon, Pfc. John Construction of New tha Board tha toto Jaaoaa Rolston,' with tho num bm ’ fnm> old Durgln of Hopadale, Maaa. O't^ln, who la atatloned In Korea, In Town Court thla morning on - formar dog wardan, aakad Fiy t o i« mind, win feature a pro- where he haa been alnce March of charge of rcckleae driving. Building Off Okott St. when he took over to kaap doom Sewing* t n m of aporta Mid racreaUon, Jo- The officera and conunittee of thla year. Judge John 8. G. ^ ttn er waa operating axpansas so that dog 11- Piph J. Graven, committee chalr- cenas monay could ba uaad for tho East R ebel the Biitlah-Amerlcan Club will on the bench.. Polica Chief Herman C. Schen­ UN Asked to Ignore ? \ nw i, kaa reported. hold a meeting at S o’clock thla conatnictlon of a naw pound. Sfc. William E. Condrlck. 108 Assistant Town Court Proaacu- del, who plana to hava a new dog evening. X«ckwood St., who haa been aU- Tha Board told Fraecia to pra- For let. Oeorfe J, Vlncek, aon of Mr. fqr Richard Law aald that LaChap- pound for Mancheater constructed aant alt futura MUa for paymant mM Mra. Charlea J. Vlncek. i « Uoned In Korea for the past two Given L ife Donna Fqrreat.7-year-old daugh­ yeara waa one of the Connecticut pellc'a car, while headed eouth before cold weather aete in, aald since the upkeep' of Impounded State Tax IJvdaU St., and Cpl. Ldula L. PUver ter of Mr. and Mra. Robert For- men who arrived In Seattle, Aug. to ^ y axeavntloq for the building’e dogs la tha toom’s rasponalbUlty. South Korea Threat Wfeoae wife Nancy, Uvea at JM around Depot Square, aldeawipcd reat, 223 Spruce S t, returned to­ 22, aboard the USNS Gen. Slmort foundation iy(***ld l>*gto as soon as School Kaat Middle Tpke., are undergoing day after apending her vacation two care parked on the weat aide poaalble, probably tomorrow. Jail Term poat-truce training with the JSth In- B. Buckner. Sgt. Condrlck la the for the aecond aummer with rela- aon of William Condrlck; of Rut­ of the atreet. clntlnued around the ‘Tha Chief exjrialiied that he haa fimtry Dlvlalon In Korea. Vl^ek, a tivea In Pennaylvanla. She w m been, delaying tha digging of a aopply aergeant In Battery B, 64tt land. Vt. Prevloiw to entering the parklet and . a railway exprw Clothes Of Conference Ban Berlin, Aug. 26 (A*)— A accompanied by her grandmother, trench for dog burial until town Field ArtUlery Battalion, ^ v e d In aervice, waa employed In Hartford. truck parked on the eaat tide of PASTRAMI AND Mra. Myrtle Forreat of Haniaburg. He made hU home with hla alater, the railroad atatlon and then oaclnls gnve him tha go-ahead for wave of new arrests in con­ Korea In Auguat 1#M. Hla wife, and Mr. and Mra. Harry A. Forreat tha dog pound. Schandel said he nection with Germany’s June Julia, Uvea at M BrooWp St.. Mra. Victor Colem«n. 108 Lock- croaaed the atreet, climbed a curb COKE of Philadelphia.------y would engage a power nhtfvel now eration -X RockviUe. Pllver, a aquad leader In wood St. Mra; Coletoan atated to­ and hit a no-parktng aign. 4S« AT I t OAK Now ! ' 26 yp)—-New scalane s Leslie .jri,, conununUt bloc also 17 revolt was report^ today Company F « the 14tlr Regiment, day that, recent lettem aha had Patrolman Kenneth Barker, who to dig the trench nnd the excava­ .ns the Omimunists an­ Auxiliary Police will meet to­ tion for the building at the same Knox Munro called on the favors India. haa been In Korea alnce Fehtuary. mailed, to her brother had been Investigated the accident and made nounced an alleged leader of night at 7;30 at Police headquar- returned. the arrest, said the cars struck by time. . U.N. today to ignore South pyun and col. Ben Umb, 8outh \. Hit pATontfl, Mr. wid Mrs. Thtron tera, to plan a achedulc of actlvl- The chief said he had ordered the uprising had been sen HjOgers, live et W Oek 8t. LaChspellc's ware owned by Ro­ ri'I'l't 'T* T Korea’a threatened boycott : Korea's permanent obMrver St^e tiea for the fall aeaaon. Every window and door sash for the and recommend the inclusion *'U.N., ” declared *—• last "*•■*'*• night: "The "The tenced to life imprisonment. CrRflh K ills Two member la requeated to attend the A aon waa bom at St. Fimcla bert E. Janickc, 38, of 8 Silas Rd., 1 Hoapltal Aug. 22 to Mr. and Mra and Lawrence Mallon, 37, of 32 etrueturc. .and, had arrang^ for Republic of Korea finds It Impos- The Weet Berlin Radio aald meeting. construction of forms, pouring of of India in the Korean Peaue < Roland A. Miller. 18 Pearl »t;^Mri Grove St. aibla to collaborata with India on Commimtst Zone security police Local Retailer the cement foundation, and laying Conference. the Asms side.’’ had arrested 64 persons suspected MUler la employed by the Flrat In other caaes this morning, A meeting of the committee National Bank of thla town. Mra. of cinder blocki lOr the 12 by SO Munro addreased tha General of taking part In the revolt. They ''^ S S h M iib V 'j which waa in charge of the Peach Adrien J. Vautour, 33, of Hart­ “ If India wants to alt on the WhHmaa, Schfafft, P. * S. 4 Miller waa the former Mlaa Betty foot, one-story structure. Assembles 60-nation Phlltical Communist side, all right.’’ adoea were- bagged In three 'steel plants Shortcake featlval of the North ford. was flned a total of 183 on At lt» meeting Friday, the Board Committee as more countries liqcd and ah artlflcial rubber plant. Onudy Ouphoart ^ End Firemen. Friday, la called for Buckley of Wella St. charges of violstions of rules of Pyun. “Ws aro not vetoing who of Ditectora voted to allocate up in atipport of India. South will be at the peace conference thla evening at S o’clock at the the road and failure to obtain a 32,425 from the capital Improve­ Korean Foreign Mlnleter Y. T. Alleged Lauder Gels Ufa' ictims .trlhar Drat Stem 4 fire headquar^ra. Main at Hillard license; Letter E. Beebe, 27, of ments fund for tha new, pound, But we Certainly can say whether A few hours sariler tbs German Pyun said yesterday hie govern­ we will be there, end wo certainly Communist ADN News Agency Sta. Hartford, and William A. Cowles, which win he built at the town dis­ f| t ' 'I \ ment would And It Impossible to 35. of Ossining. N. Y., were «ned may w-sik or boycott the announced that Gerhard Roemer, Local Stocks posal area off Olcott Slraet. alt In the conference with India conference If the U. N. goes ahead A man who has worked for the state as an accountant and A $31 each for speeding: and Ever­ According to Schendel’s plana] unlsse India was seated with the 26, had been tent to Jail for life ett A. Patten, 85. of 41 Hamlin and votes to sit India on our side.’ as a leader of the rebellion. auditor for 20 years was arrested this morning on a bench Onotntlona Fuinlahed By HRST TEACHER Communists. St., 812 for violation of rules of Hard te BeUme Pyun, earlier yeeterdsy had bit According to ' ADN, Roemer warrant accusing him of e.xtortion by shaking down Hart­ Cebuni M Mlddlebroek, Ine. Remamher your Drat 1 -lerly attacked India ^fore the burst Into Megdeti^rg JaU hraa- the road. teacher T She waa won-| Munro said he could not “be­ ford County businessmen— including a Manchester man— I p. m. pricea f o r a g o o d b u y in U.N. Assembly’s Political Com­ diihlng a rifle, demanded the free­ V Bank Steeka Also, Robert E. McCarthy, 48, derful. You could hardly lieve the government of Korea whom he found to have sales tax would jeopardise the conference mittee as an appeaser of the Com­ ing of all priiohera and later deficiencies. ONLY Manchestar Dry Cleanen ' Bid Aaked of 86 Barry Rd., $3 for violation keep your eyes off other. munists, “not only trafficking with VENETIAN DUNDS And the applO from yi 37 H rance J. Loftus. 28. of Vernon, |5 Can ----- lunch pall »*auaHy wound tion.’* If It does, he . said. It 51, of .1597 ,Maln.-8t,. Newliigton. ot Mancheater ...... with them to make the free world The West Berlin Radio 4I*|0 re­ who has worked for the Mies tag McCarran^ Hartford National bond forfeited on violation of cor­ Arrow Window Shn** Company up on her daak. Not only would Jeopardise Its country. ner parking law charge; and Carl did she ta»ch tha thies ’’For tha General Assembly to look contemptible.* ported a. new kind of Rast JUme division of the State Tax Depart­ Gives You UNIT CLEANING Bank and ’Truat .. 24* N. Mnfai ft*. BInneiMAtor revolt against Communist >ule. Hartford Conn. Truat R. HJalmeer, 88. of 123 Waddell TeU MI-8-d047 R'l, but also laasona In decide Iti courM on the Implies- His violent blast visibly rocked ment for three yeara- India's rhief delegate, V\K. Krish­ The broadcast said 400,000 One of the men alleged to have Mancheater Truat Rd., intoxication, nolle. charuetar building which tinns of the Korean statement,’’ L a w S een hava since proved valu- Munro said, “would mean It haa na Mcnon. workers since June have refused ti; been ahaken down by Callahan Js Phoanlx SUte Bank pay dues to their Communist trade Isidore Vlnick, who runa Olcott and Truat .. . 87 •2 sble. You’ve Often wlehed abdicated Its independence.” The Indian may reply lata^tooay W hat Is alee that vou could go back U> Among thoM Ifnlng up behind unions. Stores, a hardware atore located Fire Inanmnoe CompanI at 652 Center St. Aetna F ir e ...... 54>,i 561* tha litUe eehoolhouar | Britain and her Commonwealth (Conttoned on Page Elcveh) Red authorities plan to stymie and thank hat. - Ramam- this flnancial_ rebellion by , wlth- Vlnick .Mura On Detail# | Hartford Fire------1S9 IM ■When cbnlmcted, loday,' Vl'nlcTt" National Fire ...... •• 89 ber? / holdlnf!; union dues from wages, AVOID 4 MIST rour IMTN the radio sddetl. refused to talk about the case or Washington, Aug. 25 (/P)— Phoenix ...... *T how he had been allegedly ahaken PROCESS 1. Life nnd Indemnity Ina. Ooa. The Communists announced to­ .Sen. McCarran (D-Nev) said COSTLY HOLMES The New Stevens Resilient down. "1 know about the arreat.” today he is convinced Presi­ n la Conatant fIttraUpp of aoap during the heavy a ^ cycle or Aetna Caaualty...... — 121 Iran Making Gains day the name's and locations of he arid, "but I'm not supposed to cleaning cycle. Mie ayatem doea not allow the aoap to redepoelt Aetna L ife ...... 77 M f u n e r a l HOMES I the 33 Russian-managed mills and dent Eisenhower “ will not 4M Blato Stfoat say anything about it." or break down became the aoap and aolvent la filtered eoaatant- Conn. General...... 198 20S REPAIRS! plants that Moscow says will be The bench warrant accused Cal­ rersonally spearhead a move­ Hartford Steam Boll. . 42V4 4S>4 PAINTI M Waodbridge m. turned over to the East German ly In a aeparate ayatem during the cleaning fyol*. W rinkle - Resistant lahan of practicing extortion on Your clothea can never get gray or duU looklag. TOa la tte a^ Travelem ...... 7SS ISM MI-8-78tT government when reparations and ment to alter or change the Vinbik on Dec. 12. 1952. Mc(3arran --Walter Immigra­ eret of the UNIT CLEANING colora. the pure whitea. and the Pnblle UttUttea Toward Norma Icy Jan. 1. (Mtahan went to the office of Snffy clean feel to the'hand the UNIT CLEANING givea. Every Conn, light Power .. 15 , 16H Fin'e Gingham Plaids They represent the last direct A msa and wife were killed wfclle asleep la a flrst fleor bedrosas af their heme la "Havana. III.; Aaaiat. State’s Atty. Douglas B. tion Act.” ounce of aoll la removed and trapped In the aeparate aoap filter Conn. P ow er...... 37*4 3914 Soviet' foothold in German Indus- early yrstrrday, naen a larger trailer truck craidi/4 85*1 Special 89^ the big native bazaar again were open, the new government, „( zone industry, said the akl. tute, told newsmen he hM a “com- Mannfactnrtog CompaniM B U D G ^ ^ T E R was reported cracking down on Communi.st and Nationalist; So\Met pisnu have been geared for The bench warrant contained pletie beiier’ the president will not Am. Hardware ...... 18 18 - " ---- — ------j production of war materlale. three separate charges of extor­ “interfere’’ with the present law, WORK ACCEPTED UP TO I I A.M. Arrow, Hart. Heg. . . . 41 44 ^ MANCHESTER backers of the ex-PremJer snd 91 CENTER STREET Read Herald Adrs. .STEVENS RESILIENT MEANS— there was talk ot new parlUmen- .. c* * 1 Western obMrvers anticipate State POWs Not Lifted tion involving alleged bribes of paased in 1952 over the veto of Asaoc. Spring ...... 27*4 30*4 M D*daYld*g| they would he natlonaIir.ed as sMn 8300, $200 and S18U, but investi­ former President Truman. EXCEPT SATURDAYS Briatol B rass...... 18*4 17^ 1. WRINKLE RESISTANT tary elections. HUI DesU with Hovlels I as they ere turned back to Pre­ gators said that three other 171# act has been under fire hy Cheney Bros...... 10^4 11!4 2. STAYS FRESH LONGER mier Otto Grotewohl's govern­ charges were not fully developed some Congressmen and others ever Collins ...... 85 100 The new Prime Minister, Gen. S. SHRINKAGE LESS THAN 1% Fssollsh Zehedl. announced his ment., ■ ‘Big Switch^ Nears Close at- the ,present------time. , since on grounds that it unfairly Em-Hart ...... 38*4 41',4 Seem Waning They also anticipate that the Callahan, 51. entered state serv-1 discrUninates against certain tot- Fafnlr Bearing...... 39 42 government would continue nego­ 4. FAST COLORS tiation*: ex-Premler Mohammed w "WT* 1 A ' plants will continue to turn otit Icee Jan. 14, 1933 with the Motor eign nationals and that the pro- Hart Cooley ...... 41 ^ ! weapons and military supplies for vialons aimed at barring possible Landers, Frary, Clk. . 26*4 28*) IL*WASHES *nd IRONS EASIER Mossadegh started with the So- 111 W I Q e A T C a Hertford, Aug. 25 (A*)— -» n r- a • i Vehicle Dept, and served until Oct. Wet Unions 12 daya ago. * * * ” the Red armies. There’, only 10 days left and I j o A i p e n C a i l ' Ji,'***' “ countant-audl- lutavcrslvea are unduly harsh. For New Brit. Mach. Co. . 35 38 9. COOL FOR SLEEPING COMFORT Brazee Bjriefed instance. President Elsenhower on Manchester North and Judd...... 28 29 Zahadl told newsman Iran would - ■ - — Oiait I’raaloni Mlaa Only 6 Days Left! only a tt^rd of,the Americans v-. X 'w-vem After a brief absence from state April 27 aald one complaint made Russell Mfg. . 12 14 Baautiful amall and large plalda In all color eombtoatlona go alow, howsvar. In resumlns Paris. Aug. 25 t The dleaster- A Significant ommlaskm from the Hit was tha huge uranium left to Im released in opera- fwt«lGLYhndhie^^!. tillo'earvlea he Yetumed Sept. 1, 1949, to him waa that . the. jaw falls to Stanley Work com. .. 43 47 for ehlldran’i and woman’a dreaaea. aklrta, blouaaa, drapariea, dlplomatlc relations with Britain, oua wava of French strikes ap- Terry Steam ...... 88 98 Tne break by Mossadegh.last Oc- paared on the wans today. More mine, called the Wlemuth A. G., On tion- Wg Switch, yet 17 Con- * * A oV llC t S \ X xic; * ° J ^ * * ^ ^ defIn^’-pMltlcal -= offetffl|jl4 that it Torrington ...... 28*4 38t4 apraada, ate. tober followed collapse of negotia- railroad trains were running, mall at Aua near tha Csech border. 'Htis nectlcut' men known to . I * a f « I I i y ’ r i s i t l t t h U. S. Envelope com. .. 75 85 tlona over tha naUonallsed proper­ and ieiephons communication im­ Indicated that the Riiseiane ware To jReportei^ prlsonera of war have not yet X l l l O v / l Y • X . ^ i n p - u y jro * # law permitting state even though they were terminated Dry Cleaners U. S. Envelope pfd. ... 62 67 ties In Iran of tha Britlsh*owned proved end the government ga­ keeping their grrip on this impor­ arrived In Freedom Village. _____ lem^oyee to retire on haif-pay-after Veeder-Root ...... 3 0 83 August Sale Of Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. raged niost of the army trucks tant source of fissionable material. years ago, ahd that a ooniul ha* ’The above quotations are not to “This matter neads more study; that had replaced Paris’ tlsd-up 7%i Soviets hava put thousands of Terryvllle. Aug. 2X 6PI—’Tltla B,.^ *., » m-Au. to determine "by hia own mental WELLS ST. TEL. M I-3.72S 4 small town’s aecond prisoner of processes" whether an alien .prob­ be construed a» actual markets. until thsM studies arc carried out. bus and subways. iha Moiaan War came back hem. b.ISs'TJvTbl,rrt*for*lO w h^2“ Americans and 284 other six years remaining. •nd- deoteione wlU h e- taken,'’ ICouttaMMl au Pag* Bevra) ably would engage in sub^^ Thw^mimmists, however,--wera r*nU?s 1 n ^ Itoto* dr oh their way hdrt*: Par- ff;N; nrisoncre o f war filed baiJt - Tira-prosecutor said that the tn- 'activities. ■..... ; ....; ...... Zahadl aald. , doing-their best to keep the walk­ The President himself haaheen A But Zahedi said he would not outs rolling. They threw a new- home still wait the 17. 400 o, the POWs still in renew a law Moaeadsgh. pushed and went to'sleep. I Inal activities as far back aa I960 critical of the law. In his Stats of traffic block Into the groggy l >1. !• r-derlck D. Bresee, flrut Maybe tonight, "It through six months ago offering Parisian public by calling out the Bell Telephone And then there are fniir other! stockade* m*v not come back b e -, had been particularly active *•># Union message he said Irah's oil at half tha world .iharkct Connecticut GI, released In the lOUr OCTl«r cause______they____ haveW -...,- chosen rTsvtMeviM.Oommu- . durini; ^ the past____ .. ySsr.. A^k^mdoes, is he added; ries. The law la about to expire. The sarlei of massive> walkouts r l l t Y f l T ^ a the Communists now say died In nist rule. Cases BrougM To LigM fI had attracted only a few Italian wouldn’t say/much to reportew Allied source* confirmed that "I am therefore requeatlM'^the -n o w in their 21et day -eubelded k? •- K * ^ after he woke 'up. prison camps. Those famlliea are Cases brought to light thus far, . and Japanese purchasers. With slUUfily -after the Steering Com-: a-w , f T _ waiting toq,_ refusing to belieVe, the Red, statement was hande—Settle­ pened, ford area. Capt. Wllmer Bartlett, word of a breakdown of nationali- basic ideas bf freedom and fairness oil away from Iran since the Brit­ tle* among the 4(X). (CoaMnaed aa Paga Four) to ’all." / \ - The committee ruled that not ment of Uie strike of 53.000 CIO . “The main thing they did ws* to 86 Rowe Ave., Cpl. Joseph C. ish blockaded Its shipment. enough requests from lawmakers Communication workers against f'vy/lo make Communists out of us Lackner, 32', LInmore St., Lt. Nine U. *. Officera Freed 'the administration, however, 'Tha government cracked down had been received to wsrrsnt a the Southwestern Bell Telephone bA- they didn't succeed.” the 21- Kenneth A. Lackus. I l l Ridgawood Today'* releiuie of nine Ameri­ presented ’no detailed suggestions yesterday im basaar leaders, who mid-vacation meeting, urged by CO., apparently hinges on the in- year-o.ld veteran said In hla terse St., "West Hartford. Capt. Gordon can officers and 127 enlisted men for-emending the law. had ignored Zahedi’a call for a re­ flntntniinlst and SoclalisC TO9*L-iteCpreUUon of.a, .contract ramatka to newsmen. - -■ V, Kuahnar.- J49-Farmington-Ave... boosted -tn.-.neer.ly. 2.0flft--tlii* num­ Nonstop Flight McCarran offered no details turn to normal buelnsaa and had bers. Many of the striking unions issue. He's home on a five-day pass Ena. Andrew L. RIker. III. of ber of Americana liberated in ■w%e\ y W 1 I whet has fostered his avowed, kept tha shops cloMd. Seven of had made such a special meeting (company and union negotiation* snd will report to Camp, Kilmer, Highland Rd.. Manchester, and Lt. three weeks of the prisoner ex- I I f r C - f g h a I .38 lld l6' belief the President will stay the quarter’s 12 top nun were ar- a condition of their return to work. — the first since the strike began Donald S. Sirman, 37 Van Buren i ■ nge. Of B36sI-PO v US LandsX i i t l l t l O t during efforts to change retlsd. Tha other flve brought The government had opposed last Thureday — were recessed b>- (Centinnsd an Page Fifteen) Ave.. West Hartford. Cn,e hundred thirty-three more the laws which are almost certain flowers to Polica Chief Mohammed the demands advanced at th.f. peak federal conaiiators yesterday-after The olhel-i on the Hit are: Bgt. I h-ill be freed tomorrow. to be made at the next session ef Daflart. inomisad him their sup­ of the etrikee when some four mil­ a deadlock developed around what Spencer J. Birchard of Noroton; Many Americans repatriated At Tokyo ^ase Congress. He **id “i^temenla port and wars received' by thq. lion workers w'ere oft their Jobe the company terms a “protection Heights; Cpl. Jack R. Cbagnon of told of some fellow President Eisenhower has ma4U'' shah. protesting government decrees of service’’ clause but th*' union describers as a “ no-strlke’’ clause Suftield; Gpl. Leonard C. Hull <*t. captive* who have elected to re- Tokyo. Aug, 25 ^rrA Flight ot Soon after 'the shops reopened. trimming public payrolls and Danbury: 8gt. Donald P. Huaaey i>ehind. either because they 336 heavy bombeta^ landed at an (CeaUaued on Png* Fanr) Despite the protection of hundreds upping retirement age limits for In the contract. - News Tidbits No Date Selected New Canaan, Cpl. Kenneth Farwell turned Informer and feared A,.ieric?jt base |Wre today afler t of armed aoldlers. however, little civil servants. CuIM from AP Wlreti of SaHabury; Sgt. Lionel E nme’.op 'crip m base* tn Lie . buaineea was transacted. Poatsl' workers were reported No date was set for further bar­ Michaud of West Mystic: U, gaining sessions. (Continued oa Page Seven) United States. The flight was Aaeawltlen Claelw Paemd back, to work everywhere except Harold Stahlman of Nian(ic; Sgt, mad* wUh "meX.mum security" in The strongly pro-government A company statement said New Haven; Cpl. In Parla The return of some was -age youths who become John Woznlak of .^rce. • paper Mardaala reported that po­ conditional, howrever. The Chrls- Southwestern Bell had "met ail Donald A. Pina of New Haven; Sgt. Bulletins union demands” and wlthdrsa-n Rs fathers In-fMtura will be Ineligible ck The number of thS mom-ler, lica had found a “ great deal" of tion (Catholic > Workers’ Feders- THqmaa E. Schaeffer of Andover Cape C I Struck .hiimber* ws* not di.*clo»ed. from the AP Wire* arina and ammunition Jn raids bn tion iCFTCl threatened to call Us own demands "contingent upon for defenaent from military serv­ and Cpl. M. R. Watson of Deep union acceptance of the company’s ice simply because they have, a 'ITie first htcfc plgtie came ,n Tehran homaa of savaral membtrs members oft again unless the gov­ Rlver.X; By Hea\y Storm tbibugh a drinl.v overcast s’^y of aetithtrn Iran’s Khashghal ernment ^quickly coughed up , a proposal for a 'protection of ser- child . . . Britlslt „>dmlralty re­ ceives Word of two new heavy When hgck in December of 1951 •vith a roar of r.igine* that st;o )i: NO CAUSE FOR ALARM triba. Moaaadagh drew much sup- bonus white the question of a gen- Wc*' clause In the contract." the CommUnisU came through with 36" Sanforized As interpreted by the comnany tremors which have rocked earth- , __ ■i«it J*!»inc*e '■ ULVs-fof mi!!s. Hartford, Aug. 25 (dPV—A uake battered Ionian Islands of I toelr-ChrWm9*J>resent list ot mm# By THE AH80CMTED PRE.kM O M iy e » ihewSpeddib*'w this clause would protect. South­ 'A storm of raln.Jlj^linh#" SAd ^- ■- -Yefcotn- Airport--l'.*ed , - ■ pile of bbdes found in s todldlng (OMUnued oa Pajpi Sevea) (Continued en Page Seven) thsn.5,000 Amerjeana who ware be. The plane* landed at Yokota • lippered Phiytex Wllewim- western. from "quickie” strikes— reece. ing held in their prison camps 29 i thiinder struck Cape Cod and being torn down la Plalnvllle -Springmaid Pbin and Printed short notice walkouts over dis­ Some 40 specialists in mass of them were from Connecticut. ■ eastern Maasachusetta for an hour Airbase, tised during the Korean and neat leeently to the Stain, pute* the Arm believe* should be peace-time feeding begin 'three- That H«t leems to have little to do and a half laet night before mov- war by B29* bombing Communist PnthologlenI Laboratory for eg- handled through eatabllehed griev­ day course in feeding disaster vlc- with those now released, raome ! Ing ot|t to sea. targets. The B29»’ wer# moved out aminatioa were tdentifled today ance procedures. ^ ^ . tima ef.ter sintulated enfoey attack yesterday to Oktnawa to niake -»were onit. others .wove .iMC 4 » d at ' About a scot* pf house#.. wef«. '' vob'm;' • - - - • aa .those -.o, Ja.afculik-;.-.-. Autumii;RaiQs Threaten However, Frii'hh TP.' Lbitergah,' at"Ft. De'venii, Mass. . tli'rt- those »tlU in North Korea, several j struck by lightning bo|U In that Ektra Plump (^itWlzipperj J vice president of CWA-District 8, ford AFL labor leader 'JVtoa-Main were listed while'Bttn others have tbrief:.p«1od btit all fires were^ex ’ Special guard* were-ordered for ’ "' HORACE PORTER DIES said the “ Arm’s Insistance upon a (gya he believes many changes In been identified by pictures of tlnguMed...... before.... they could gain the field. Restrictions protecting non-strike "provision" is fhs "only contract, conditions with ’ United headw'sy. 1 <'etail* of the arrival of the B36* Shelburne Falls, Mss*., Aug. 25 New Crisis for friend*. c.vcn inctudsd bans on telephone' ifi—HoOire' W. Porter, M, of f;*, thing prolonging this striks.” , , Aircraft Corp. are "long nverdne.” ’ Bn*. Rlkee was seen in m prison Charles L. Smith of Somerville. lumbto," Conn., died today at tho yd. . He said the clause, presented g ” - Belgium minigtry .of foreign af­ .... , home of hIS'dtuighter, Mra.'U; P. Argostollon, Greece, Aug. 25 (d^-fremors add to the Islanders’ fears no-atrike restriction in that It fairs SS.VS Its irountry will remain (OsnUnaed an Page Fifteen) (Contlaned on Pag* Two) " ’’I1ie”iflrift' B36 v*rmed, at .'2:!K5 p.m. il:55 a.m; DSTl. The others Davenport. He was n merchant Outstanding patteme and eolorlnn that art different! Over —Impending autumn rains threat-'that big * quakes will come------again. provided “any complaint or griev- unt of U.N.<, committee on Non- In Columbia where be had served REG. $9.95 Extra Plump 25 Mato colors. An axeeptlbnsl value! v en to bring 9 new crisis for 130,000 ~ lairidM reported that 601 pei- unce" would he subject to regular telf Governing Tcrrltorlaa , . Air followed at short Intervals. The Far East Air F.orce* withheld an­ a* postmaster for 49 yeart. Ha earth4*utoe -vicUms on Orence’s tent of the survivors, or 78i(Mh} grievance procedure. Force says it will have to drop also served la the Conaectlcnt thres dsVastatsd Ionian Islands, person.*, 'now were housed in 4,175 eWA employes, under the com­ nouncement of the arrivals for about 8,59* reservo effleers ie- Civil Service Cracks Down three hours. Legislature. The school In Co­ MAKE YOUR OWN GOWNS AND PAJAMAS Amsrieah snd British rsscue offl- tents. He declared that “another pany’s latest offer, would receivs gardlesa of whether some of them lumbia'wa* aamed for Um, weekly salary Increases ranging The bomber* had taken off Sun- AND ! osrs said today. 5,(XX> tents will take care ot all may be inconvenienced by early 1 Qnlek Hinsing Needed needs.” return to clvillaa life. SIX DIE IN CRASH REG. $11.95 King Size (OsaHaaed ea Page Twa) On Ike^s Southern Booster (Centinoed en Pag* Five) They warned that only speedy The Greek rescue chiefs figure Atomic Energy Commission completion of the Greek govern­ Alhens, Otneee, Aug. 2g of those now housed in tents R a y s It haa feilM radlattea In­ A bus Jammed witb paesengera ment’s temporary housing pro- would mean an average of 19 per­ You'll save os much os $4^on ovary pair of ♦has# TOP-QUALITY Playtaa Pil­ 36" Flannelette Prints im en the Islands of Ksfalllnla, juries on 21 horses owned by Wsshingtdn. Aug. 25 (#V—The * tlvlty financed In whole or in part raa out of control and eraabed sons to a tent made to shelter only Natives Surprisefl Stockmen near Nevada A-Bomb with federal funds. Eniulatioii Fails iato a ravine on the Island of Skinthoa and Ithaca could sta vs eight. U. 8. CIvU Service Commiuion has lows! Mada of purasf foam latax, allar^yrond-dust-fraa, Playtax Pillows aro off furthsr wldsspraad suffering proving ground . . . Army nn- penalised a former lieutenant The Employment Security Com­ MItylene today, killing six per­ Lt. Cmdr, Peter Stewart, chief nouaceo nppolatwwat of Lt. Gen. mission. a Job placement agency. sons and Injuring 21. a raal biassing in allargy saasons. Ramambar, fhas# saving ara for a limitad when the rains begin in mid-Sep­ of British relief work, expressed At Result of Poll governor of Mississippi, Sam For Bank Thief tember. .lohh E. Dahlquist aa Chief of Lumpkin, because it found he was Is Ananced in part with federal Special 4 9 ^ yd* doubt, however, that “even 20 per Army Field Forces with head­ money. REWARD OFFERED time only! Taka advantaga of tho biggost bargain in sloop avar! Coma, 3^a Athene government an- cent of the population today la a leader In the “Democrats for aounced last wsek It waa prapared Weahington, A u g, 25 tJ^ — quarters at Ft. Monroe, Va. Eisenhower” movement While hold­ The Civil Service Commission New York. Aug. 24 Iffi—Freder­ Holyoke, Maas.. Aug. 38 ifl'i— under shelter.’’ ick Prosser says he was Impressed writa, phono today. • Tbcae tine printed flannels would Mil regularly for SOe yard. to spend “about 35 to SO million What’a this? Only 85 million A 400,(XM>-gaUon gasoline stor­ ing a federaVstste Job. also said four employes of the In­ The City ot Holyoke today of­ Small and large floral patterns. Kiddies' and novelty detogns. Ne Plac«> Te Sleep grownup Americana hava bean to ternal Rsvenue Service at Aber­ by accounts of last week’s success­ fered a 81,9e0 reward for lafor- dellM In the Island.’’ laid waste Workers reported that Inhabi- age tank hums for four hours at Renigns By Bcqnest a White,' , and yellow grounds. by a series of destrueUve quakes Washington T Inchon Korea but doesn’t explode, Lumpkiii resigned by requeet deen. S. D., have, been dismissed ful 8191,000 bank-robbery in near-1 matioB leiuliag to the detection tanta of Isolated mountain villages That’s what tha latest Gallup for activities found to be in viola by Flora) Park. N. Y., and decided i and apprrbrasloa of the slayer t that began two weeks ago. are sleeping out of ,doors and soma avoiding tragedy that might have last Nov. 10. ae director of the Tha warnings of tha possible Poll says. The number seems In­ inflicted wide-spread death and Mississippi Employment Security | tton of the Hitch Act. All were to try it himself. . i of AMsrmaa Heary H. NaeL 72,' . S&H Stomps Given With of the women have displayed arms But (hlDgs.-didn't g o.too well; killed to his home by aa latrudsF new crisis came as Gei|. Dlmitrios and legs swollen frqm ths unusual­ credibly amall to anybody who destruction . . . Nippon Times says Commimlon. a Job paying $9,350 a i accused of soliciting Democratic Double S&H Green Stamps Given latrldes, chief of Greek rescue lives here all .vear around. Most reliable government source report* year. Hie Civil Service Commis-1 p»rty contributions from follow yesUrdny when, police say, hs early Aug. UL ly severe cold of lest week. maile the attempt Officials said Cosh Soles All Pay TUESPAY operatioas, annoiiaced that an U. S. Marina Corps offlceia would guess there miist be 85 planned Japanese national police Sion announced yesterday that he ; employes. estimated 180,000 persons were millon a day. force Increase ef M,e«d men n ha* been declared ineligible for re- 1 The announcementa wars made this Is why; PILOT’S BODY FOUND working to repair- Kefallinla’e For on* thing, he road* off with With Cosh Soles TUESDAY homsisaa aftsr tha quake disaster. roads said they had been “virtually Don't get it wrong—they love year. employment by the State of Mis- ! in line with a new rommisaion Frnukllu. Vn.. Aug. 18 IP—Alt The death toll has not been < I- completely destroyed’’ by the tre­ tourists. They taka It aa a personal Secretary of Welfare Hobby ■isalppl for 18 month* from Aug. policy of announcing action in all only $8,380 from the Washington Farrs toveaUgsgsen rsnerltfl to­ Heights Fsdenl Savings and Loan flcially determined but ths most mors. Any emergency repairs compliment whan they admire the saye In Los Angeles nation should 21 . ' Hatch Act cases deemed to be of day they h n d ...... reliable estimates place It aroiinJ they added, "vybn't withstand ths Jefferson Memorial of tha White make greater aw of knowledge The commisaion found that general Interest. Heretofore, the Assn. For another. It took only 10 the pUot af an P-M 1,000. Hundreds of other persons first rains.” ,, House aglow with yellow lights to and experience of Its older citisens Lumpkin had violated the Hatch conunlaalon has re)eas*d such In­ minutes to catch him and recover fighler that cr were Injured. Lt. Joseph A. Sherman -of Port­ the BumsMr twillghU ..More than 2,200 Hong Kong Act. which bars certain political formation only upon inquiry tha money. area noar her* lheJW.HAUeo. Prosser, 28, a parole* working Tbs JW H A L C 6o, Miner earth tremors have cot- land, Ore., predicted ’ scores of Hotel keepers and rsstaurant residenta flock out by ferry for actlvitiss by federal employes and about specific caaes. Hnuad daily since the Initial ■Ight-oeeing emiae around hugs state employes whose principal Aacka. Altheugh net strong, the (OaatiMMd ora Pago Two) « M Pag* Two) U. 8. batUeship Naw Jertoy. duties am In connection with ac-~ (Centtonad •* Png* Two) (Conttonod *■ Pag* 9)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 198* fAG tTW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„^ TUESDAY. AUGUjST 26, 1958 P A G S T ^ i ^ howavar. Lest In that warm. Isn’t HIII..I ■ a tefji It-wondarful daae. It Is doabtfiil Rockville-Vernon Ike^s Southern Storeg Oosed itumn Rains If they aee anything eacept sash prlxa to end all quia show prixea; ME GANT PERFORM MIRAOLES^ other. Prom tha sightseeing aUad- "Hal Boyle' F ^ K now U. S. pria to and all quia show prizes: Booster Loses Tom orrow ten New point, they'd be as' off at a Building JUnit Trinu Costs "Fifteen minutes alone with a TOYS cabin In the woods. ^Gremlins* Skywatch Schedule shovel at Fort Knox." FOR THET H E KIDDIEfl KH or pull mbbltn out of a hat—But— if a. High school kids. They come > Silver Deposits Even so, Himrard aald there atlll LargsIS AaaerlAiiiilRiial ' w® Hat your property aaaure you State Job Tiff Moat Main Utreat atorea wUI Greece Crisis In the spring, mostly, hut ttey'rr After Beaudry Wins Bid Country Owes Much are mloconceptiona about the we will do our very beat to Sell It. remain rioaad all day tomarrow here in force right now, too. Stir Again Wefla^tey, Aug- *• At West Point highly advertised gold hoard. Mbst ‘ ■ We are known to be an honeat hard- in conform ity with tha aum- Crammed into buasea, eoavoyetf by 12 Midnlght-2 a. m...... Kendal Richardson. people think yncle Sam takes all Arthir Drag (Oauttauad From Pago One) mer sehedula eatabltahed by the (OaettraeJ rrsni Pagn Oes) harassed teachers, they mostly (al 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... Valnataars Needed. hla gold and buries it in Kentucky. workinR Real Eatate Team. We have Rockville, Aug. IS (Special —At *wlU probftbly bft liftld ftboiiV tho >'■ By ARTHITR EOHON Chamber of Commerce. buy funny hats for aouvanirs and To Minority Groups 4 a. m.-8 a. m...... Howard Patera. "Actually,” Howard aald, "wa p ro d u c t risaulta fo r othera— So why mountain villages will be com­ a meating of tha School Building flrat of Baptamter, at which time AP Neevafeatarea Writer Lumpkin, now city attorney of A week from tomorrow. |b) pair off in pie-honaynsoon the various town dapartmants wtll/ Along Nile 8 a, m.-9 a. m...... Vohmtaers Needed. have only around half our gold at pletely isolated egain as aoon as couples. Soma learn a thing or Commlttaa last night It waa votad ...... Mrs. Lucy Burke, William Hateen. Washington, Aug. 25 (A'J^Near- . not give ua a chance and aee what we Tupelo, MIm ., waa the flrat MU- Sept 2, the atorea will be open submit thblr ragussta fer eppfd* of their eyes was different from a. m.-12 Noon .... Fort Knox. I'd say we have only CALL two about tha government. By RBLMAN MORIN ...... VolUBleera Needed. / can do fo r you ? siaalppi Democrat of any promt- until,, noon. On the following the first rains fall. to accept the 8578,889 base bid of prlatlena. ThsM approprlatleha oura. 13 Noon-3 p. m...... ly everyone knows the ^ United around 13 billion there." (For Hal Boyle) Cairo, Aug. 35 OF)— Remember ...... iRotert Dunn. William Handler. nence to aupport Elsenhower for Wedneaday, Sept. 9, most Tha group Marina construc­ a. Families. Hie lata Robert tha Beaudry Construction Co. of will be brought before the voiers "Finally, J couldn't taka It any 8 p. m.-8 p. m...... States stores Its gosltory for our stlyer. one thing In common. They're for awl BEAL ESTAVB ploye, he waa a candidate for In favor'of seeing Washington WHh> manta can be made- with the con­ Volunteera may register at Civil Defenit Hsadquartera, Mun­ the precicnis metals for which the Sept. 7. store the road network. Tha Slatarhood of the Obngre- painfully t word. •'mlnori- an American, there's no uia try-, their mishaps? But we have. The allver' ls too East Ccatsr Bt, MLB4UB prenidentlal elector, made speeches * Greek demolition teami moved couple o f toddlers In tow r-you tractor to raduce’. tha coat of tha icipal Building, Manchester, on Mondays ani^Fridays from 1-5 p. m. government has no immediate use. A fte r Sept. 9, moat o f the gatlon B'nal laraal will held its ing to te one.'" Well, it now Bcema fairly cer­ stashed away at West Point. Iffi. AND MRS. WM. E. BOODOHILD, SR. for Eisenhower and served as a through ^ the wreckage-etrewn get to know '"every reatroom In school by $18,888. Uea." ^ r, as Howard puts it, "they're our stores In town will be open awimming party and barfaacua to­ it fiwad In 8o he left this country, went to Y et thia Is so little known it REALTORS delegate and chairman of the atreeta o f towns and vllTagea on every public building. Epur major points wars decldad An American sai tain they came from Egypt. They DJlnnA, O DJInns, O DJInns." He ce of soma of the bla heroism and coiuummata Igusss I was pretty dumb.'' DJinna." was lamentiBg l>ecause aha had "It's no secret,” Howard pro­ ing, clicking away Judleiously with Hall, to diacuaa plana fo r their (muldn't resist any longer. She queotU^, "where^'does Uncle Sam gust, 19S2 and conferred with Rer-ent earthquake dleaaters In wlnd^B and a different type ^of votlon to duty reSect the. utmo^ Who .knows? He might have DJInns are /eared and respect­ boms her husband no child. tested. "We’ve had a depository a camera they couldn't afford until coming elambsdte. looked into the pan. Th e handker­ store his silver?’’ ted been used on Elsenhower, then the GOP presi­ three Greek Ionian 'Islands report­ Venetian blind. / glory on himself and uphoM the ed by most of tha Egyptian coun­ H er complaint rcaphad another at West Point for a long time— By Heavy Storm daughter got married and Junior Tomarrow la the final day for bten another Sergeant MIyamura. chief waa there. But her gold had a quiz show, and th s l the winner dential nominee, "for political pur­ edly have put a crimp In the na­ Thasa Hams would reduce tha highest traditions of the military try folk. They can be very nas­ aalnt.” He aaaured' her that \he I'd aay since 1938 or 1939." flnished college. Actually, they're those wishing to ragistar fo r the HIk. might have been one of those poses.” tion's plans for NATO military ex­ coat by about $11,880. By changing ■ervice.” ty. But, with proper treat­ DJInns. if she did the proper things, changed Into pebbles. Howard doesn't know why no had p ock et^ t h.re evthousand WONT on a .second honeymoon though tennis tournament. AH entries in tha 443nd Rgt.* Ha might have The angry husband' told tha Eisenhower lost Mississippi, poll­ (Contlaued from Page One) ercises next month In the Mediter­ or allmlnating otter minor Itema The aergeant'a name is HIroaht ment, they can also perform mlr- would grant ter a boy within tha one has aeemd to give a hoot .dollars. they'd blush if -you mentioned it. must be received by 9 p. m. Any contributed any number o f In­ story to a weary police officer. He ing 112,000 votes to 187,000 for ranean. the committee felt that they cotild MIyamura. actee. year. about the silver atorehousq, " I wish I'd had a chance at that ; 1o5aifc..j Only 85 million of them ? It male over 16, living In Rockville, valuable'aervlcea to the country sighed. It waa the DJinna' tenth the Democratic nominee, Adlai E. Mass., waa critically injured when Reliable sources said Graace atay within tha epproprlatlon of Nobody will ever know how Raportte by Papers Reaiy for ABytUag Whereas Congress likes to argue question," said the man at' the aeeme Incredible. There must have Ellington lir Tolland la eitgibis to that bore mischief In a week. i YoirCir-YivTiM-YHrMi^ Stevenson, may ask postponement of the war $580,000. many guys named Smith, Jones, Almost every day local news­ She whs ready for anything. The about Fort Knox, foreign dl|^- mint. " I couM use the money." BE LONG his car struck a tree at the height I been that many today alone. compete for tha town ehampion- How manV, llkp him have we Lumpkin has been mentioned re­ The committee aejp that If (hay Brown, McLeod and O'Rourke ate papers have something to report saink asked for a flrat teyment of tsriex have made polite but en- of the storm. Police bald, he appar-; busy . In rescue and relief wprk Jn ahip. It? How m ^^y y paoplapeople are Corn-Com­ EXTENDED FORBGART cently for the post of U. S. at­ can come to an agreement with tha alive today because he stayed be­ lost? about the DJlnne. The DJInns 5((.piastres .(about 81.4(1 U. S.) "to vloux remarks about It. and 'come­ According to an entomningist, Oaptain Retnrna Ta Dnty enlly was momentarily blinded i the stricken islalnds. Won't have contractor on thesa changes they hind, alone, blasting with a ma- munists. spies, V a tto r i, feataring have a king, police rert Knox Jokes worms are Insensitive to red light. torney for northern Mississippi. Police Captain Patsr J. Dowga- Boston, Aug. 25 (Ah—The tem­ NOW! There was no official word as to the niah of rain agatnat the lyind- “ "i? P^P**-* the maneuvers would recommend that tha contract Chlnegun. enemies bteauae "Lfelt as though DJInnx," almost sure (Ire. Especially some of those In the These sources said Oreecs’a wlcs has returned to his duties fol­ A fam ily in a small aoutherii Miami ...... Bell Telephone be signed as aoon aa poeaible. N or can we ever eattmete how I didn't belong"? Then he told the woman to come perature In New England during Fred Allen, for example, once front seat of an auto. 827A« 1M .1 S . whether the Hatch Act caae would ehleld. / share o f the expenses foV the exer lowing hU annual two-waak vaca­ E gypt town was aWakened in the Boosor, Me. .. A45 i|iS8 Tha plans have been approved by much this country owes the 443nd to a deserted cabin, near tha yll-- tha next flve days, Wednesday bar auch an appointment. A com- Two persona were stunnM bilt Claes would be about 8500,000, and tion. middle o f a dark night by a (u'rious LY A A h 1 Ri ffto n y ( the state with a few Regimental Combat Team—al­ lage'a fringes, on the next night miision spokesman said the Hatch not Injured when a bolt Mnick a the government figures it could bedlam. It sounded like (Kindreds through Sunday, will average 8 to Strike Hinges minor exceptions and John Aaht, though the Army tried by hanging which, happy omen, was to be D. O...... 7.75 .•Vct'caae la a civil charge, punish­ house and garage In Lexington. spend the money on earthquake re­ TsIoaMvIlle Items are aaw Deaths Lafit Night of hammers beating hp^e gongs 5 degrees above the seasonal nor­ 19A0 local.fire marahal, said he would mors madala, per man, on that moonless. He recommended she f^hleSKO . . able only by dismissal and They were Wayne Hooter, 17, and lief to better advantage. kaadled thrsagh the Naaeheater The air was filled wHIt screaming. mal mcept 2 to 3 degrees above 4 A « raise” ho objections. outfit than any other in the teat bring all her Jewels. Philadelphia.. Ineligibility for -re-employment by hie slater, Mrs. —g^lyn ...Bten- ' I f' the exercise Is -not postponed, K T W n lf IMrUO vMOKWMF DVffWin "The DJinna!" mted the.lady.of the atesonel normal In most of Portamenth, On Lone Issue Morgan Cam'ptell, Herbart Pa- ...'war. R was con;po8ed exclualve- B y T H E ASSOCrATED FRESNO She was punctual. She had told AMESITE DRIVEWAYS the state for a apecified period of streem, 28, / Greece li expected to confine her loeated at Dae Maihet SL, tale- . the house. Through the night the Maine. Warm weather moat of N. H...... 4.A0 ganl and John Cottier were then ly o f Amertcan-bom Japanese. New York— Miguel Sando\^al, 80. her husband she was going to WE AMESITE EQUIPPED FOR LARGE tJ 9 time. role to only token participation to whole family juddered in terror, period except cool weather in New York .... 4A8 The Coast Guer<^T#ported there (CaaUMMd fraos Page Oae) appointed a sub-corn mlttae to work phaaa Roekvilla S-9ISS. composer, conductor and plaliist spend the night at her mother's. TENNIS COURTS OR S.MALL JOBS 24® No hearing was held In Liimp- reduce her share of the coaL That's the good side of the pic­ too scared ip- peep out of the door. Maine and the coastal areas Boalox 3.88 was no apparent/oamege to vea- furthar on the proposed changes. who came to the United States in She. brought along,her big neck PARKING LOTS MACHINE SPREAD—FORMS 4.88 kin'a c a s e .^ . ruling -having been ture. But there ta another. Nest mdrning the family waa of Nevr Hajnpebire-and Masaachu- PHtaburalt —.. -1 2 .2 9 -2 M 9 sela.' ...... / ------^ ^ — from 11.50 to 88. Thia Is 50 more John Pei$rS was alao named to be 1018 from Guatemala. Died Mon ' lace and half a dozen of those AND WALKS SET—TOWER ROLLED . made on the tests of stipulated How many potential Medal of vIsUM, by the .landlord, who lived setts Wednesday and minor cool­ The reinfallywas measured by a member of the School Building Emulation Fails Honog winners, how many ertlata day. downafa|ra. He too had been dla- thick braceleta, In solid gold, which MATERIALS AND WORK.MANSHIP GUARANTEED Plus C. S. T ax facts and briafs submitted by both thea the minimum offer made and ing all areas about Saturday. the Weather piireau at .18 Inches Ckimmlttce to replace the lata Sum and Bclentlats, how many plain turbM by, the DJInns. A "satht" women wear around their anklaa. ' FREE ESTIMATES—TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE sides. The orIginBi complainant Natives Surprised rejected Juat before the strike be­ Waterbury, Conn.--Vittorio Fa- Precipitation during this period Center Travel in Boston an -Some 240 o ri were scheduled for the davi but through a taller window to Miss the world-fartious Southweatern -ej ‘.-r that the separation of Theodore vestigation on charges of espion­ •‘MovInK Day" W. Mueller as an Internal Revenue tght rain fell along the coastal ment--reminda them the United employes of the New England a high percentage of them did not Marie Theofanis. Arboretum jtia r Superior. Died Aanoanc^cnt cashier at Aberdeen will be re­ 'areas of Oregon and Washington. States is made up of flesh-and Telephone and Telegraph Co., who show up. This, with many rejec­ She put the money in the bag. age. Monday. ^ Fair weather waa reported in tions. caused the poor showing. and the robber srtec out. She The Interpreter waa a bright corded aa having been for vlulatto^ blood’ Americans, not J^t sigsags walked off their Jobs yesterday to CJonger^, N. Y.—Mrs. Geraldine other areas. There were 31 "wsik-lns” but they quickly pulled an alarm lever young fellow . who spoke perfect o f the Hatch Act. Mueller had r »- fia somebody's statistical charts, attend a union meeting, returned Bruc5 .-Butterfleld. 72, a member of wars not enough to make up for English. One day, he took a fero­ signed voluntarily in 19.M. / Hot waather from the Western But these days — In these last to work today. under her counter and shouted that the>/0rlginal Florodora Company, Jo h n ir. two weeka in Auguit, when avary- The workers - *4 women long the appointments that wars not she had been robbed. cious rl.sk. He told me he was an On investigation by the commis­ Plains and the eastern slope o f the American, bom In t^allfomis.'Two lyho appeared In many Broadway Rockies moved Into the North Cen­ body and hia brother-ln-law la on distancs operators in Boston end^ kept. Tw o employes- chief clerk sion and the Internal Reyem ie of his brothers were then serving 'musical shows and In vindevlHe tral region. It was 103 In Miles vacation — la It poaalble there la 175 men employed In Boston, Red Cross ofBcials said that the Ralph Bspoaito. 84. of Woodaide. Service found that Mueller a.hd the In the American Army. He had and also played In silent movies. IncorponUed City, Mont., yesterday, highest a living American who doesn't Providcoce. R. I., SpringSeld and next Bloodmpbile visit here Is un­ Queens, and receptionist Joseph en \ four other employes solicited con­ been Impressed Into the Japwlese Died Monday. Lapp certain. but It would either be In tributions lor , the D^ocratic reading outside, the Southwest CO to Wn»’ilngton? PlttsSeld—left their posts to at­ Anderson, 42. of Teaneck. N. J. Arm y. _ ./ party from co-workers; / desert region. It was 97 In Rapid Tourista, In the opinion o f old tend a meeting of the CIO Com- November or December. dashed after him. Off-duty Patrol­ INSURANCE The commission ssld lill flve are City. S. D. aettlera here, fall generally Into municationi Workers Union. Folkw. Radla Instelled man jbiiaph O. Gray. 83. was " I f you ever-get home,’’ 'he aald. The Installation of a new 2-way "I wish,you'd deliver a message to barred from re-employment in the Top' reading early today was S.*! four main clasaea; Service was maintained without passing by, heard tha commotion. • FOR A GOOD BlfY IN 11 O A K S T R E E T _ T E L . Mitchell S-5810 same posltibna or in/any position at Needles, Calif. 'The coolest spot 1. Honeymoonera. Toti sec them Interruption during th# workers' police radio la expected to begiri Joined In the chase end made tha my family. Tell them I'd like to he with my brothers -In the Army." paid under the same/congressional as usual, waa .Big Piney, Wyo., everywhere, strolling hand in hand ateence. today. An antenna will be Installed Capture. And how did he happen to be in VENETIAN BUNDS appropriation. / with 40. It is doubtful; Jf they see you on th* Memorial Building with a Police said It turned out that the wrong uniform? Can HTRIKE END BEEN tranamlUIng set at Police Head- ProSMr. who said ha lived In the ------— "You c ^ e from California,’' Arrow Window Shsde Compnny Detroit, Aug. 25 (/Pi—The end of quartera. Bronx, was armed with a hammer an unauthorized strike permlttled The new ayatem will replace the he said. "T o u remember how H '249 N. Mnin St. Msnebeeter but no run. WIliB-** Tel. MI-9-9047 workers to return today to their mobile telephone which has been He was booked on a robbery Job of moving'equipment froip the used for the past few years. In the I knew what he meant. There charge. were the daya of the "Y ellow flre-wrecked Oeheral Motors trans- telephone ayatem, all calls must I I»eiil,’’ the Japanese "picture eeeeeeaeBoooMi misaton plant at Livonia to the big first go through a regular switch­ Willow Run factory. bridei,'' and ell the wierd nonsense FHdNi board where they ere treated as about how "th e Japs" were all Teatcrday pickat Ilnca in froqt toll caila. , 79 MAKE of Willow Run halted the transfer spies and planning to take over the MMNCEMCNTS 'The 2-wSy radio will make pos­ U m Angslea City HaU any minute work. OM U taking over some of sible communlcjktlona between EASTWOOD TOR A the apace In the big plant, operated now. headquArtera and the cruiser. W hat was worse, they used to LOAN' the Kaiser Motors Corp.. t c con­ Plaaoee Meetiag Slated tinue production of automatic 9. MAAvyck Jeah Rater work In their truck gardens on There w ill be a meeting of the BJekAH TArlMA n a a B ^ l e y Saturday and Sundays. How can <2S !• Chairman of- the board, George ■ - • Oi SSOtSA..... at.i*aiia - .....The fact that- the Japeaeae w «r * MJiSU 142 and ted settled "turferences $ $• % S-M that-brought on the strike. Wilson, stated that, this meeting practically , model cittzciu mat­ It.M t e.M Union epokeamen had aald ear­ tered not at all. A Japanese name n.37 74.14 47.41 *t.t4 \ reldom. If ever, appeared In the lier the walkout waa unauthorised, n-tM wt itrtjmtrti mc(«4. til f and raported It ^aa due to a mix- PHO.N'B M itchell 9-aaoa crime ■news. During the depression, Th»y tt* fcii.4 mm 4**— w S-ly \ up over which workers would do none'wa.s on relief rolls. 'They al­ tha equipment moving. ways were aniong the first to TiiiFMONi • warn • w vita - Tarma pf ’ tha agreement were meet, their quotas In the Com­ niUMM0i.,.MC. not made public Imnladliltely,. but MANC-HESTER munity -Ghaet an d'-R ed Gross all KAlaar employaa wars inatruct- drives. Their homes ahd stores, MANCHESTER ad to ratuni to work on their regu­ Dnj.v/e-Qt'v’lkf/d'if --V “ And the very streets In VUttlc MS MAIN tmn • . fwMSneer H c i t O n N • l : X lar ahifta. I r O N I T K ___ A l B a s h ! «iW rSwxtari (• I • elate lehteart Araay Offers Lease ' Babert TSYLOm ATi'C - r f ‘/ 'f A That didn't help much In those U mm "te a ta raiiSaMt a( all "awSr tem a more Meanwhile the Army announced “ AIOVE OBd (lays. You see, the configuration It wilt lease Some 300 surplus ma­ chine tools to General Motors to •EYOND” Its RlMDMr F«rfc#r. get transmission production un­ jRaiM I der way. ... V --.-. At the Livonia ruins,' workmen MIckdf B>0 #y finlahed removing machines from the gutted buildings that were ell "SLIGHT CASE j ■ \ , but deetwyed In the >>ig. 18 fire. OF LARCENY’ \ ■■ Several thousand toqls and ma- BIGGEST chlnea were taken from the rubble fDCt' to be sent to 108 machine tool CARTIHIK aad RRW B | l' / R V R R V B R O W companies In 51 cities across the \ ii'y'jfcl .'■ u- country for rehabilitation. \ About 580 machines Wert clas­ \ ■ " • , y \ sified as iinsalvageble.* \ The tools promised by the Army are.now at tha Cadillac tank plant STARTS TOMORROW In Xhevclend. I iUtm lag F rI., A ll t'alar! AB AcM aa! A IX COLOR flHOW —t- "TI k R A ID R R II" aaS "TRF. Sataa Rayware a FawAer Rlrer RRDRRAn PROM W VORINa" Pm•Meal't h Ite - • r Rarj ralkaas PGXEfl OITTFOXED YOURBUDGET N oi^alk , Conn. t/Ti Pretty foxy, these foxes. Two of them hung around a targe coop until a heavy rain washed out a hole be­ MANCHlSTtK neath the wire fence. Then they 4 - D A Y S - 4 alippad In end killed 888 pheeaante ------B TA R T IN O ------being raised by the Norwalk Rod and Gun qlub for stocking pur­ STATE TOMORROW GOODTRIM Mercury sets new marks in predutfied and sales poses. Club mambers proved equal­ ly foxy. They hung aroiind the hole-^ AN it6 semes Nkntd in ScoNartfl! —now^ offers you bigger selecfiens, o b e t t e r u^til the foxes re-eppeared. Two CgrnvMit §04 on .the TOP BARGAIN NO^ t"weR ' aimed shbu- fwuMd" the i(?iMUH4&'i(a as does good trim. H4re at Mc­ us. 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WRD., eaer cooprb "ALONO CAJIB-SnNRa" ” T1m AffalraeV I l l MAIN ST. MANCHESTER "■KUK OP TRB Yl'BOM'* TODAY i»ickip M SMth St.” a B ib M i OUHV* JUST OVER (BOLTON NOTCH BRIDGE S0Y.31S CENTER ST. MANCHESTIR J

V/-’ » I' f • " ■ .e^ . • f ; > :,r imfitJm >saiw4nk'iMHHn.< 1) w--'> R- ■dsAtitelbsee' ig -rAmaflowm ._ _ ‘. . . i., . . <• . _. . . , 1 » m i- i , • ^ , 4 • ■ . r .■ .V ^ I . _ . > . , . * I I.' > sr . .-* I v> -I ^ - . J ^ J._i >t» i V • \ f -.yv iff/ r- . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1958 . PAOl ■pending a month at th* home of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1953 Local Rrothtn Sl«tc4 GUead her eon end daufhter-ln-law, Mr. FOUR Bolton Police Hunting and' Mrs. Arnold C. Foot# In Am­ To Appear or Tdevioion herst, Mas*. FOR SEPTIC TANK or , . House & Hale Union, — Service Set Mrs. Charles King of Warren Bus Drivers T r e tty ’ Steno Joel and Karl Kshler of the Neck, R. I., wss a caller Sunday O b itu a ry Corridors Are Outside Appeal Bpqrd Memhen Manchester Green playground Two Churches at the home of Mr.- snd Mra. J. M c^ Cr - a r r a n Buy Property By SEWER LINE CLEiiWNQ _.Get Increase In Death Probe vrill appeiir on the television Kellogg White. Running for Re-election raow. ‘’Yankeo Poddler”,, W'wl- Gilead, Aug! 25 (SpeelsU—A Ernest DIgwell, employ*# at L a w ^ e e n ncaday morning from 9:06 to union service of the Ollend and the J. W, Hal# Co. In Manchester C a li Manchester's Specialists' Funerals New Haven, Aug. 25 l ^ —Bus plan Parking Lot for Somerville, Mass., Aug. 25 (F5—• 9:45 on Channel Six In N iw Hebron Congregational Churches Is on his sanusl vacation. Bolton, Aug. 36 (Special)—Vwas the chef and ‘‘jnsster-mtod” Haven. will be held st the Gilead Chuirh Mr. and Mrs. Frsd Way spent drivers and shop and garage 7 0 Cars at Comer of A 25-year-old "vary pretty" steno­ the weekend st Weekspsug, R. I„ one Victim s Mra. Robert Pntereew employes of the Connecticut Com­ Three members of th# 2tonlng | behind e clambake'^et the home grapher was sought today for . The local youngsters will, Sunday Aug. 31 at 11:15 s.m. A In The Business Unopposed Mrs. M$ry, Paterson died Mon­ Oak, Cottage Strejeta Beard of Appeals will seek re-1 of Mr. aiid Mrs. Charles Gags of demonstrate bracelet making quest speaker from th* Hartford as th* guests of Mr. and Mrs. John day at the home of her daughter, pany hava been awarded a wage slectlon this fall according to ap-: Hebron Rd. Sunday. The guests questioning to the slaying of 14- as taught on the supervised Seminary will be present L. Way. Mr*. William LaMotte of 351 Oak­ Increase and other beneflta follow plications filed thla wsskend with ! were fellow-employes of Mrs year-old Mary Di Rocco, whose playgrounds in Manchester by Clsv'n D. Fish, who hs* been a (Cleattoaefl traw Pag* **m) Houaa A Hal*. Inc., department bullet-punctured, slashed snd par­ Mr. and Mra. John Beck are on councilor st the Adirondack Wood­ fOMttMMd fram rHI« On«) land St., after a long illneae. ing hearing* before an arbitration ■tor* owners, have purchased th» the Repuhllcsn party. Julius L .; Gagne s t United Aircraft. Nell Lawrence. Other crafts a 3-week vacation. Services will be MeKINNEY BROTHERS She leaves her huabend. Robert b(»rd held to break a company- Strong, chairman of th# board, I Mr. snd Mrs. Frank D'ltsUs of tially burned body was found to made by the youngsters at the craft Camp on Lake Kam-Ac-to. 'Car Topples uonvlnce him the President will property at th* eouthweet comer the cellar or her home yesterday. resumed at both churches Sunday, Old Forge. N. Y., has returned to _j F. OonncUy brought the mat play s passive role. Pateracn; four sons, Alexander union deadlock, It was announced of Oek end Cottage etreeta for a Arthur O. Uoyd and James L .; Biloxi, Hiss., have been the playground* also will be dls* Sept 6 st th* regular time. SEWAGi DISPOSAL CO. ' to the attesUoQ o( State Police | Paterson of Seattle, Wash., ftob^ by the company today. Rogers will seek th# nomination ; guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Joseph Police Identified th* girl they pla.ved over the TV station. his home on Gilead StreeL IflQ days ago whereupon ex-1 Osmpaign Underway 70-stall parking lot for cuatomar* are seeking aa Miss Mildred Me Ornn)(e Gee* to Hebron McCarran said a “deflnite cam­ ert and Peter Paterson, both of 'Th* board approved an increase and store employes. on their party ticket. j D’ltalla for th# pest fsw days. On Th* boys sr* ths sons of Mr. East Central Pomona Grange New Arrival Expert woriananshlp.------Hundred# ------of------saUsfled hoiMownera uik] ira toYaatigation waa atarted by , On Andover Arlington, N. J., and Jameo Pater- of the basic pay rats flve cents an ' Dnvid L. Bailey has also filed for their annual visit with the folks Donald, an employe of th# State A daughter was bom ,Aug. 14 to dozens of tadustrini firm* who enU os for sewage disposal preOf^ iioM and Officer Guy Bonomo. paign” Is underway "to discredit The firm report* It will tear Unemployment Compensation Di­ and' Mrs. Karl J. Kehler, 65 will be guests of the Hebron “ * "*’^ **" * ^ctUnnsy Brother^ the act by those who want to aon of Harrison, N. J.i three other hour ratroactive to October 1. dawn the vacant tanament house nomination as constable, a post to ! back home, they are making thejr Hemlock St. Orange Wednesday, Sept. 3. The Mr. snd Mrs. Raymond Brunnelle ___ wUI testify they can ALWAYS rely on McL— ., I auditor* are aaalating the two! daughters, Mra. Patrick Roonay of 1952, and Including the two and which he U now serving. Bailey ; headquarter# with their parent*, vision. of Gilead SL We also Instoll septta tank systenM and sesrer line*. p^Satigator* in going over Calla-; Man's Head open the floodgates to promiscu­ Wilmington. Maas., Mra. Hugh there/ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D'ltalla of They said she kept co'mpany meeting will be held .st the Gilead ous immigration." one-half, cents an hour coat-of- According to etampa on Ui* war­ also is leader of tha Civil Defense with Joseph D1 Rocco. 25, the vic­ Community Hall, starting at 10:30 taii’a record*. | Larkin of Van Nuys, Calif., Mrs. living bonus now in effect, a com­ siuclltary police group. Norfolk, Qonn. . Manchester Evening Herald S puparior.. Cwrt____ Judge ^ tVllIiam Elton Ursin of Andover euf- This campaign, h* said was James Dowds of Willimansett. rantee deed th* purchee* price is tim's brother.'"for about three Donald for questioning to ths slay­ s.m. Dinner will be served by the started. by minority groups "but pany spokesman said. about $19,000. Formal declaration -of Intent to Picnic. Stated yesrs until he married another girl ladles of the Hebron Grange. An Gllend eorreepondent, Mrs. C2iarles laaued the bench warrant f^red a pos-sihle fractured akuti, Mass.; and 84 grandchildren and The dispute waa handed over to seek nomination of the Republican Bomerco will have e picnic sup- ing was sent to Mile* depsrtmsnts Fish, telephone HArrisen 8-4137. Galiahan thl* morning, fix-. rontuxioha of the xheat and ■ frao yvss .carried forward” when Presi­ five great-grandchildren. •m* p rt^ rty la locatad n block -peF-at '7 tonight at (heGtenney not- last April, threufliaut New England by flomar- afternoon j>rogrsm will be pre­ 5 p b w t dent Truman appointed a com­ the arbitration board after lengthy east of tha House and Hals, stores party Is required by Iqcst T»rty sented. ' Ipcbond for appearance at ther^^^p^ night when a . The~ funerXl■ irtl will...... be held from negotlationsfbetween the company tBge'St Coventry Lake, Medical Bxsjntoer A n d i^ t). vllle police Capt. LsRoy V; Pterce. G O p"itrilS BARRANTE mission to see what liras w'rong W. P^ Guiah Funeral Hornt on Main and Oak Straeta. House's rules St least six days prior to Guthrie said ftve slugs from a .22 The order described th* girl a* ., Offtcer* Eleined ft COHRLETE FUEL OIL criminal term of court next fall at i jpn „„ ^„p of his head and the and the union failed. Before arM has a 75-sUII lot at the rear of the caucus which will be held Sept. Torrington, Aug. 25 (45—Joseph $6,000. A profeaaional bondsman | with the act. 225 Main St., Thursday at 9:30 tration hearings were held, both MancJieatcr Evening Herald calibre target pistol entered th* Di "flve feet, four Inches, i ll pounds, Th* Gilead Hall Assn, had their C. Borrsnte, a grocer, has been /T hat group,” he continued, its atore, but company officlala auy 14 at th* Community Hall. Candi­ Rocco girl's body to th# heart with large hazel eyes, short snd snnual meeting snd 'ths following iltitridod this' amounL The man was taken to Manches­ a.m. and In St. Bridget’* Church aides agreed that they would abide dates may file with Mrs. Joseph Bolton eorrespandenl, Mrs. Jo­ nominated by Torrington Republi­ • Vrigfct said that Callahan would *is today heading other groups at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. th* Increase In busln#** and the seph DTtalte, telephone Mitchell the head, jaw, abdomen and left curly brown hair, long ey* lashes officers wer* elected: cans to run for mayor to the com­ ter Memorial Hospital in the Quish around the country to tear down by the board decision. modernization of the store* ha* D’ltslls, secretary of th# town gteavar sales tax deficiencies in ambulance and treated at 12:50 Bridget’e Cemetery. Also, the rate wHI he increased 8-6646. wrist. and very pretty." President. 'Norton P. Warner; ing municipal elections. Bsirsnte the course of his regular work and the act.” Friends may call at the funeral made the present lot Inadequate. committee, through Sept. 8. In addition, he said, there was a The message warned police to Vic* preaident. John Hooker; sec­ won the nomination last night by a a. m., and then transferred to The commiseion was headed by an additional four cents an hour Training Clnaaes Stated slash on the girl's throat as If Automatic deliveiy on threaten to expose persons in- Hartford Hospital because of ths home from Tuesday evening until for the year beginning n^xt Octo­ The move by House and Hale "use caution -may be armed." retary, Miss Clara M. Ellis; smd 10-vote margin over Joseph G. volyad unless they agreed to pay Philip B. Perlman, Truman's So­ the hour of the funeral. came as a committea on parklnf; Two leader-training meetings made by s razor or a sharp knife, treasurer, Homer W. Hills. The di­ Negri to a GOP city caucus. Bar- CLEAN-BURN/NG serious nature of the injuries. licitor General. ber 1. The old basic pay rate was have been announced by Home Nonstop B36 Flight fanned to Burn Body I certain sum* of money. Ursin , was bleeding froni the 1.68 an hour, the flrat increase composed of member* of the Os rectors ere Mra. C!harles Fish, Miss rsnte will try for hla first political I who agreed to pay. Wright McCarran voiced a vigoroua de­ Mktotel Alcowski Board of Dlractora and other real- Demonstration agent. Mis# Cor* Heavy motor oil had been poured Clarn Ellis, Elton Buell, Clarence office. were assured by Callahan nose ad ear when' treated here, fense of the "naUohal origins" bringing this to $1.73 an hour and H. Webb, of the Tolland County over the girl's body and newsps the hospital report indicated. Michael Alcowski, who, formerly denta la considering a program to Farm Bureali for September.. The Arrives in Tokyo V. Rsthbun, Norton P. Werner. Ik* would “atralghten it all quota system which now seta lim­ lived on Union St., died Sunday in the next increase to $1.77 an hour Increase parking space In th* Main per* snd a magazine, placed around Homer W. Hlila end John Hooker. . Maybe you never gel there be­ M o b i S h e a v Details' on the accident were not The arbitration panel also order - first. Sept. 18, will be held at The the girl, had been set ablaze. Local Stocks knoum at press time. its on the numbers of immigranta Middletown. He had worked nn Street area. Pereonsl Mention cause "there" Is a place you al­ *^Stllahan would then personalftf from various parts of the world. various farms In the Manchester ed the company to pay the full coot Kuligren’a Workshop to (Columbia. (Ccntlnned from Pege One) Police said the motor oil did ways wish you were no matter of olT-the-Job sickness and accident The group has proposed a plan It will have aa Its subject "Inex- Qeatstioas Feralshed By Mrs. Alice Foote has returned to altor hooka of the persons who He predicted a bill Introduced In area for many years. He leaves ;io to the Directors which call* for not catch fire because It burn* Coburn B Mlddlebrook, lae. her home on Gilead Street after where you are. psS him the bribes. Wright said. both Houses by Sen. Lehman (D- known relatives and there will be insurance, and surgical and medi­ >enalve Christmas Gift* -Block day, U., 8. date. Even their points only under extreme high tem­ cal insurance, to give additional widening Purnell Place and ax- F»rlntlng,” with Instruction by Mr*. 1 p. m- prices He would reduce the amount of Anastasia Asks NY) and Rep. Celler (D-NYl—to no.calliijg hours. tending it to Birch Street as well of deitorture were kept secret. A perature. PHONE MI-9-5253 jkurchasea shown, the prosec\itor modify this system would have no Funeral services will be held vacations with pay. and to make Evan Kullgrcn. B-.38 can fly at least 10,000 mile*. The burning papers caused only Bank Stocks other Improvements -Ini.wo'rking ai having the town take over the On Sept.. 33 a meeting will be Ebd Asksd - added;-and thereby reduced the chance •of -passage. -...... tomorrow-at T;45 a:m. at the-Le- operation of the privately-owneil In Weshingtoh. the Air Force a slight scorch-on the girl’s side amount due the state.’ r End of 2irHoiir Under the national origins sys­ clerc Funtral Home, 23 Main St., conditions. The company now pays OUTDOOR CORRIDORS form balronles on one e|de of held at the Foods Laboratory at had said only that the flight was a before, the Are was'extinguished First National Bank nearly all the coat of group life apartment building. Prlle porches nre on opposite side. lot east of Purnell Place. the University of Connecticut on of Manchester ... .. 38^ 37Vi Callahan, whose take home pay tem. snnual immigration quotas with a Mass following at S a.m. The- firm bought the property training mission. by Robert DI Rocco. 17. another of Is in the neighborhood of $4,000 a are fixed by a formula based on in St. Bridget's Church. Burial will insurance and about one-half the "Holiday Breads.” Miss Pauline The Inter-continental bomber*, the victim's brothers, who wss at­ Hartford National ' Police Watch cost of Blue Croaa Insurance, toe at Oak end Cottage Street* from Girard of the Wheat Flour Insti­ built to carry the, atomic weapon, Bank and Trurt '... 29 81 year,-ha* a wife,'four children of the makeup of the'-U, 8, popula­ be in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. AP Kewsleatures .. 1. . DesldeFGyorgy, a Hungarian at- r tracted to .the cellar by the smell his own arid an adopted son, tion in the 1920 census. Oppon­ spokesman said. New York—Radiant heated side­ tute will Instruct. Luncheon will were making their finit vlait to of smoke when he arrived home. . Hartford Conn. ‘Tnist . 80 85 Speettcally, Callahgn was ac­ New York. Aug, 25 ffl’l -An- Mlaa' EHea R. MeCktrey The Connecticut Company, walks, designed to remain free of tomey now living in Hontreal, be served at th# University dining Japan. Robert oaid he paased Miss Mc­ Manchester Trust M — BUILDING MATERIALS ents contend that this discrimi­ Uanada. hall. Both meetings arc scheduled cused In the bench Warrant, of thony (Tough Tony) Anastasia, a nates against Southern Europeans Miss Ellen R. McClorey, 801 which got authorization for fare snow and ice, , are being built as News Tidbits Tonight. Gen. O. P. Weyland. Donald on hla front atepa and Phoenix State Bank practieiag extortion oh Bronislaw and others in favor of Northern Main St., died yiesterday at the Increases from the Pvibllc Utilities high as nine stories above the Oyorgy acquired It in 1941 from from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Anyone Commander of the Far East Air chatted a few minutes before he and T ru st...... 57 62 LUMBER FUEL Orals of Berlin on Aug. 14. on Brookjyn waterfront boss, is light­ Commission recently, estimates street In a new group of apartment Culled from AP Wires John Martier and hi* wife, resi­ who Is Interested and would like Europeans. Mayflower Convalescent Home' in more Informstlon msy contact Forres, Issued the following state-; entered hi* family's modest 2- Fire iBsnrsaee CenpMles TEL. MI-9-S26S ‘’t Isidore Vlnick of Manchester on ing in court for removal of his Glastonbury. that the additional costs {or the buildings. dents of Mor, Hungary. It Is he- ment: fsmlly house. Aetna F lr# ...... 53'/i !i5i4 136 N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER t>se. IS, 1052. and on Vincent P. round-the-clock, 14-man police year beginning last October will be The sidewalks, in the form of bal­ Jeved Martzer a«'qulred It from Mrs. Frank Paggloll, homemaklng Born In Ireland, Miss McClorey director for Bolton. "A number of B3« heavy bomb­ He said she ws* just Ifavlng the Hertford Fir# ...... 167 162 Piasclk of New Britain on Nov. guaid. came to the United States and $100,000 and that next year toe conies, extend along each story of House Un-American Activities lelatlvea living In the U. S. er* of the U. 8, Air Force ha* com­ house and appeared calm ** she National Fire ...... 65<4 68'-* Argument on his petition was Hat Strikers Set additional coat* will be close to four buildings. They will tak^the FIret Aid Applied Si. IMS. Manchester 65 years ago. She was ptoce"rtintorior

PAGE SEVHI, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1953 SlIM' m a n c h e s t e r 1 :v e n i n g h e r a l d ,. Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n „. Tu e s d a y , a u g u s t 25,1958 over Russia’s rsfussl to discuss re­ ^ E 8r K \ vision of b tr 1921 trsa ty with Iran. LET US FILL TOUB self. Instead of,vbeing merely*a Alumni officials of South Windsor Tht Dali Bwi sf th* B*« French Strikes About Town Iran on Road Th* treaty gives the Sovlsts the (lellvared yesterday do not dam- least try to build them on different study group for its parent body. and Wapptng will meet tonight at 136 American right to move troops Into Iran If IHanrlfratrr .dge or discredit IndtSi but their levels, or put something mote And If this keeps on. it could 8 at Shepard's Warehouse to plan The son born In M anchester Me­ any foreign power makes th* coun­ formidable than a grass plot in be­ Connecticut amount to having the Legislature for a field day early In September. Seem Waning morial Hospital. Aug. 21, to Mr. To Normalcy; try its "baa* for aggression” oource. * . George Mullen and .Tames Farrel BRIDGWAY MILLS Prisoners File //’« O. K. in Song and Story tween them. perm anently irt session, thus elim­ ana Mrs. Donald Gowdy, of Dunn against the Russians. iotuing IfrraUi will preside. Th* Iranians also are seeking 11 Another thing we have had to inating that high ot vast relief t Rd., North Coventry, has been ,M3t«:^ainpal*ninK Yankee the executive branch of govei-n- Orange Meela I OWII « COUHTRY WOMEN'S OUTLET j In Wide- Area nkmed Donald, Jr. Election Near tons of gold they claim for services Called for n d dflHvatBi r,jgg,lsi5!fi»T discover by experiencing It, not by The Grange will meet at the 1M MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER Into UN Gamp But Not on Forest Street given to Russian troops during • . IS Blu«n street - In every way it can think of, By A- H. O. ment feela every two years when proinptly at bo tstni " Meneheeter. Conn. anticipating it. Is" that our park­ the legislators go home and let Community House tonight at 8. '^(CMtlnuefl from Page One) Mrs, Elizabeth Weir and son, (ConUnitnfl from Page One) World War II and settlement of Iui. THOMAS T. rKBGUSON. ^ Soviet Russia is flooding campaign ways \vhere lanes are separated the state begin running Itself It t* Drama Night and the "Y" (ConUnMefl from Pnge One) Oswald,'of 79 Pearl St., are spend­ their longtime claims to various chflifO. W fr^ T E R R. rBROUSON. We delight In questions of great A swarm of bees, until yesterday* William Rlcee, made the bees com- at* • Publlehere arguments Into Oermaivy, trying only by a narrow grass strip offer again. I girls will put on a play directed eral wage increase e being ing their Vacation at Ocean Park. port from the tribal area since hla pieces of lend along the Russlan- Founded October 1. IMt____ principle, and we think we *ee I by Mrs. Elizabeth Grant. OPEN A LL d a y rstaliatlon or had swallowed Com­ M ancheeter family, u I '“rt***'*’ never, once letting on to Iranlan frontier. to win the West German election almost ss much of a glare problem So far as the legiidatoni are guesU of a *..nc„««r " | tn, bee. In any direct manner worked out. Maine,- aa guests of Mr*. Arthur ouster end arrest. PINE PHfiRIMOY one rising In the recent ^course of eoncemed, we Imagine there munist propaganda. on the wing again today, prohahly wished the ewarm would Even in Marseille, where the Harris. ' Ilie government wee reported ibiuhed Every_ Evening - Except of Sept. 6 by obtaining the defeat in night driving aa any old- A 30-man U. N. Red Cross team RUG SAl-E ENDS CA U MI-9-9t14 M eng HoU'tlnye.Idi Entered nt the action- adopted by the Legislative seems some -poetic Justice In this Mancheoter Evening HemM not once giving any thought to [depart. Communiets are very strong, all to have raided centers of the out­ O ntn nt Mnneb^ter. Conn., nn ot Chancellor Adenauer, the cham­ WEDNESDAYS psturnlng today to Munsan from Tehran, Iran, Aug. 28 i81 — The ______Inn fa.shioncd highway. Since they are sudden flowering af the Interim Wapping correspondent, Mr*. An­ the ticklish problem In etiquette ihe -yard, as well as th# tree, post office workers were on the A eon, their first, child, was born lawed Communist Tudeh party, iS n u i Men Mntter. pion of American policy " in Ger­ Council, that Interim committee nie f'olUns, telephone Mitchell , three weeks In North Korea aald job. In Parle, however, there were seizing stamps labeled "Iranian Iranian government Is not selling oh a parkway, and part of a body, the Legislative f'ounoil, they created during their long wee given over to the bees, and Aug. 23 in Newton-Wellesley Hos­ any more of ita precious carpets. SUBSCRIPTION BATES many. of legislators which functions be­ S-4419. the only prlaonera the members only behind the bees' backs, did few home dellveriee and part-dlme Republic" and vast quantities of Pnynble in Advnnce stream of traffic which is mov­ Inin • pbwrr neemingly capable were allowed to Interview about weekend here. pital, Newton Lower Falls, Mass., Ex-Premier Mohammed 'Mossa­ The latest Russian campaign tween sessions, supposedly for the of uprending executive decision*. the three families conepire to get employera hired during the strike to Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Claugh- Red propaganda. ,, - Tenr^...... ing only one way, drivers a.ssunic, conditions were hand-pibked by The swarm dropped In on th* were handling what mall was being degh, when In power, seised car­ move is the series of concessions study of problems the Legislature I^egislators have long com­ deeperetely unprepared .family of rid of the guests. After all. It was aey of Boston, Maas. Prior to her Iran’s most potent religious quite naturally, that there is no the Reds. processed. pets from all government buildings Itself could not quite master, and plained that another Interim Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurlburt, decided. It would never do to.be marriage Mrs. Claughqey was Miss leader. Ayatullah KashanI, pre­ for sale at public auction to raise :jBth to F.ss* Germany, and, Incidental­ n'^ed for theih.’eVer to dim their for the formulation and recom­ These prisoners had to talk In rude. ' F o r ' the first time in three LECLERG body, the Finance Advisory 115 Forest 8t.. Thursday and Im­ Dorothy Dwyer, daughter of Mfs. dicted last night that the new gov­ ly ...... -...... "S ly and indirectly, to West Ger­ the presence of Chinese ■— and money for the depleted treasury. igis Copy ...... ” I'ghts. And It Is true that the mendation of proposed legislation Committee, iisuall.v dominated mediately ensconced; Itself In a The hosts sought eld from vari­ weeks, public transportation In Edith Dw.yer, 32 Foster St., end ernment would hold elections for The new Premier, Maj. Gen. FUNERAL HOME many too, announced after the to thehext Legislature. didn't utter one complaint. In con­ ous sources on how best to get Paris appesred . getting back to­ w MEMBER o r distance separating the two direc­ by state executive olHcers, trast with harrowing accounts shade tree In the yard, It wasn't a the late John E. Dwyer. The pa­ 57 new deputies to give Parlla- Fazoll^ Zahedi estimated that the THE ASSOCIATED PREM meeting in Moscow between East The Lmfislative Council has now s|>end* most of Its time between new problem—how to gut rid of the bees on the road, but In the ward normal. Nearly half the ci­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and n.ent's Ikmer House, the Majlis, * auctidn of the carpets- arid of most tions f t traffic is just great given by prisoners already re- end, it was the queen bee who de­ •Tie ^nnoclnted Preen le German puppets and the Russian begun t^ o Just a little bit more sexxinns repealing and outwit­ unwanted guests- but the ..con­ ty’s buses end 80 per cent of the Mr*. Charles Claughsey of West qunrunr. \ of the government-owned care — FUNERAL m tltto d ^ the une ot ^ enough to eliminate any queatinu - -perljapaikmight be held quite a teased. cided th* Issue. Gatherln.g her subway trains were operating. ,11 Mwn iHiontcbee credited to It, or ting the budgetary and policy sequences of a faux paa would Hartford. The Majlis presently has only 22 would not realize more than 1250,- official hierarchy. These conces­ The head of th# team,: R. M. ewarm about her. y.eaterday, ,.ahe Soma suburbajL.Xralna ^ ------K tr«Se^?& e credltec Ph?A'‘ of- that- continual exchange-, of bit moi-e— tnkn this...... —— tntents- -of • ■the Legislatuee, V/E'RE W aR K IN C hew; a* well ae palnful.------■ - also . were membere.—ABolher ‘57 who- sup­ SERVICE sions have some reality. But they I t ha* coine rather rUme to ' lerfam , of Oornwall,' Eliigland, said" left, giving the tree and yard back running. ported Mossadegh resigned after ^ ,^*nleo the Irtcnl newe Published courtesies between^ood drivers on The complaint has uxually been it was a clooely conducted tour So. ell during the long weekend, Manchester Lodge of Elks, No. Since this would be no more than Walter N. Ail rights of r’^ublicetlon ot spectnl are mainly (designed to show Rus­ acting as If lt\lt»elf were the phrased to say that the commit­ the Hurlburt*, slong with their to the children, and peace of mind The government eeld yesterdey the opposition blocked the ex- a "drop In the ocean” of the gov- Leclerc, dlspstcnes herel^nye nlso reserved. an ordinary ,.hoad. But Ibe legislature In iH^lon, and ax It under armed escort of "a lot of 1 back to. their elders. , . that no ilrikeri returning lo work 1893. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Premler'e propoaal* to trim the sia in a kindly, unoffensive light. tee was acting Just ns If It were nasty little thugs" and added up neighbors, the Byron Morton* and emmenl'e needs, he stopped the Director Full service client oKN. R A. Serv- distance ia ^ if not great enough were clothed wlth'^uch of the today would be subject to any fir­ in the American L«gioi) Home. Shah's powers. And they were accompanied by a .the Legislature, and p-»*spssed to "general frustration." Action will be taken on many im­ sole. to preventxglare, or, if not glare, pow'er of the leglxlaipirei, while all the power* of the Ix-glsla- equipped to eeree as a fighter ings or demotions, except In cases Kashenl said the 57 new depu­ 23 Main Street, Manebastefl '*Publlshers campaign speech from Malenkov \ III sharp contrast to Communist of persons guilty of flagrant viola portant matters and a large-.at­ ulius Mnthews SpMlnl d y e n ^ at lea.^ a continual strong slal'- the full body Is acUmRy in tiire while the latter 1* In re­ FOR ^prisoners moving northward, to­ Viet Nam Premier plane directoi-; guiding carrier tendance la desired. A Piocial time ties would not be elected from the FAI>OR8 I RITEH MET Call MI-9-5869 ork Chlcngo, Detroit end Bol in which he kept harping on the ceoK. cess. Now. It appears, the planes lo enemy a.lrcraft beyond tions during the walkouts. home district* of the resigned law­ fe MMMMR AUDIT BURBA bing/6f lights which adds to the day's liberated A'mertcans came ■ The government's gee end elec­ will follow the business session, W eterbury, Aug. 25 (8*i—Fun­ strongest point available to him— ‘"Yhe other "■** purcha.se of a pro-, hospital* and recently leceivcd a The return of the Dutch solders f >r greater Indejierdenre He In- share of the railroad men belong copters. thwart Communism.'' since become the Food end Agri­ 3 I S C f N T t R ST The Role of Indift dic,ited he expected these talks nation WV-2; the Air Force celU The engine is 47'j Inches long. Z a h e d 1 Said the negotiations cultural Organization of the U,plied sia also has to prepare herself for posed site for a new state olTlce B. S. degree from St. Joseph's Col­ of the other benefits which he has a right to expect. we* e .surprise. The Rede bed Its version the RC-121C. to the Communiit-led General Con­ building, while the. Council had a to end before lie ree* Et-enhower. federation of Labor (CGT). The It can be fluted to a hoverplane's with Russia would reopen "soon” Nations. outh Korean's Foreign i^rt- diplomatic dealing with us. And lege, has been the guest of Dr. claimed they didn't hold any prlS'^ OIL lURNER •AUTOPSY ORDERED committee of its own Investigate If there is the slighte.st doubt as to whether your ihgurance pro­ oner* of that nationality. Delivery Van Tam arrived here from«al- Reds are calling for a continuation rotors end fueled by a slender pipe and hla cabinet “will continue the He leaves his widow, Theodosia y . T. Pjnin, addresnli^'^lhe and Mr.*. Charles Crankshaw oC REPAIR for this purpose, Russia has now New HaVen, Aug. 25 (>P)— An the merit.* of the .site, and of the of eight Canadians raised to 24 the gpn for * three-day visit with Of the strike. inside the rotor blade. attitude taken by the former gov­ Haskill Falorsl; a daughter, Mrs. ITnited Nations yesterday, gave his considered it necessary to resume propo.sed building on it. in com­ Pleasant 'Valley Rd. gram ia adequate for whatever lies ahead, why. not give mj^ a call? number returned, six more than Vlet-Nsmese armed, forces In Pol iceiiiau'iFoils ''Rallwsymen In key cities began The model produces 45 pounds ernment." John Watt of Japan; brother* liv­ autopsy wa.s to be performed to­ 1,, Mi!3-Abann also met Dr. Crank- ing Jn Italy and Switzerland and country's violent reas^s for re- the business of building up East day to determine whether Mrs. parison to the merits of an alter­ the Communists had said they northern Indochina. He ruled nut returning to their jobs. On such thrust. A larger version'nfjw under The talke-begen Aug. 13 but Td. MItelMl 3-513B shaw'B sister and brother-in-law. We’ll gladly make sure you have air-tight protection. \ any direct negotiation* for peace centers as Lyon, Clermont-Ferrand, 1 bogged down after two setaiona three sleter* In Italy. ifusing to admit IndiA to a Korean Germany as a .separate political Concetta Amatruda, 65, died as native proposition for the pur­ \eould give back.- test produces 120 pounds. chase ot an existing building near Mr. and Mrs. I. Harold Shoemaker _ The Red* gave no explanation with lijo.xcow-sohooled Ho Chi T le iith Leap Tr\- end BiXe In southwestern France, [peace ronferencT—unless India entity," giving it political anil the result., of a heaft. attack or of Morrlaton.-Pa. ■ The Shoemak­ -■s4i ______^ ^ ^ — of injuries she received when the the present Stale Chpilol bulld- "'for the additional returnees. Mlnh ln\the seven-year-Indochi- strikers belonging to all three big 'Should choosc'to sit as-a Coni- -diplomatic status equal to that we ers are. the parents of Dr. Esther With 10 days of the massive neae war. \ unions, including the Red-led CCT, car rtialiing her to a ho.spital col inga. Shoemaker, medical superintend- York. Aug. 25 (85— A Riunist nation. His reasons were hkye given West Germany. All [ li * •* byw y this snic*,. t swap remaining, the Red* have The Premlfr called Ho* Viet- voted to resume work today. , recommendation was that If the 1 ent and aurgeon at the Ebla N. woman leaped from a second-floor that India is an "appoa.ser" of tiiisNa designed to give Russia and j inter.section yesterday. returned 1.995 of the 3.313 Ameri­ mlnh troop* ran army of Cojn< In Paris, the Communist-domi­ _ r , l 1. . estate * executive branch ahould ; Cowan Memorial Hospital In Ko- R obert J. Smith cans they said they held. munista who fight with gipwl at window yesterday, just ss a pa­ nated union of railworkers' na­ Communism, a nation which plots East "^^rmany a position, at any Police said the woman had suf-„ignore it, th a t wbiiUl be a ,i,.nancedeHance lar, India, where Ml.*.* Abana v\;as 1 N C ORPORATED FtTREET The nine American officers all their backs." Ihl.x wa^-’an ap­ trolman rushed Into her flat. He tional federation ordered Its mem­ with the Communists in order to bargainihg table, equal to that of fered a heart attack and was be­ of lb* legislative bianch of Con- a .staff nurse some years ago. | Infantry or field artillery re­ parent reference prc.sence | caught her by *n arm. then held bers. including most of the coun­ ing taken to St. Raphael's Ho.spi­ - .....I embsrrass the free world and t'ar the United\Stales and We.st Ger­ necti^t governniont, a defiance The Crankshaw,* al*o enter- I RE.AL ESTATE — INSURA.XCE GROUND FLOOR turned today were of low rank and of.,^the estim ated J4J.OOO Chinese ; her dangling like a pendulum un- try 's 400,000 rail workers, to go tal by William Lucibella. The lat­ which nllght produce dire conse- talned Miss Shireen Helms of In- ' TELEPHONE Alltrhell 8-5341 there was no indication when the Communist ad lers, technicians [ tp fi^lp came. back to work. down the United Nations. many. Bur It constitutes, in tac- ter's car collided with one driven n.-i. ' lo Is a atiidont at the H artt , qiiencea. So, for the flc,*t tim?. ••INRURANSMITH8 SINCE 1914" Communists would hand over top and propsganfia experls s>id to Patrolman Stephen Kramer, for Government sources said that The.se were extreme statement*. tif, at lew a temporary by Gail Chandler, 21. an Air Force the LegislatiWcoimcil has begun College of M'ii.**e. i Allied officers held captive. have g o a jl^ Vletmlnh sol«5'crs In man .stationed at Yale. Both driv­ agonizing minutes, held 100-pound telephone service in end out of But it should be recognized that sfrenglhenihg oKthe partition of to act as if it pi>*se.*sed the power Outing Meeting Bet The Reds promised to deliver to attj Mattie Tolkowaka, 38. with a Peris wee 87 per rent normal and much the same attitude toward er* were held on technical charges and prestige of th^-|x'gislnture it- Little League and Little L-eagiie ] Wednesday another 400 prisoner* 94 per cent in the rest of the coun­ Germany, even while the Russians pending an Investigation, single hapd. He used his other 'India is held by some members preach that this paX(tion should 133 American*. 17 British and 250 hand to balance himself as he try. Only 2.700 of the total 13.000 of the .United States, Senate, and South Korean*. / / Planes lo Girry straddled the open space between telegraph workers remained on end. CRASH KILLS DP I r.I Waao'l Killed a fire place, where he planted one strike. has been expressed by them. South Our own campaigning'h^ been Windsor. Aug. 26 UPl— Lolhar ■ One of tpe American* l^teraled fqot, and a window sllir where he Officials of the natiohallzed rail­ Korea, at least, is not alone in forced to engage in a son^what Pichler, 26, who arrived here as a Tuesday. Cpl. Henry H ^ern of Radar. Slaliotis put the other foot. ways predicted that even suburban claiming, that India is, then, vir similar self-contradirtion. ^ u r displaced per.*on from Germany Hardin, Mont., weejtsted by the TWO other persons were rescued train service would be normal by Defense Department os having tonight. tually a Communist sympathiser. basic policy for West Germany^* three montha ago. was injured fa­ Burbank, Calif.. Aug. 25 tk- 'ment on WeM 58th St. Albert SPiftK "lera, Maaa! R attray w-ns Kern's squad. Michel. 61. was grabbed frorn a The rail strike alone Is estimated principle, not on love of Comrnu- Germans that we really recog- j giMid ImiLs of il* grille is a heart of (»0. Ford Kern's father, who had been noti­ heed Akcreft Corp. that it is to have coat. In loea of income, the held ubher 11.000 bond on a tech­ fied that hie son was dead, was be­ building ^ htgh-altlt ude reconnels- sixth-fiopi window of hi* Bronx nfam or fear of Communism. It nize that German unity might nical chaise of criminal negli alone offers \oiir clioii'r of the lowest-priced apartm ent. equivalent of 824.670,000-0 week wildered s t the newe. eence craft with "the most power­ and the postal strike about 21 mil­ has hren founded on the best kind come first. Some of Russia's acts genee, polX ■»'-p^ of truce in Korea-a pec.r that they will be-doing other RIZAN, the modern dietary aup- erate propaganda than comfort truce which sought peace, raUu-r things, themselves, without loo plement that givea you .e.ich and ; L J . • ... . . (every dav a full aiipply of the im- ; Red prisoners. than victory. And India devisc.l mmich ikgard for either of the out- j "3 vilamin*: With plenty j 'The source. wHo asked that his the basic plan which became tlie side pdvvork1- which-..,-1. .. are __ posing aa ^ enrich the blood and the name be withheld, said that In two week* the Communist Red eventual solution of the prisoner of being lit control of the fate of Ger­ full dally reqitiremerit of that 1*1031, X Important elcmfcnt-;-lodine for the Cross teems have made only two ala w ar is.sue. To South Korea, and to many. But where their sense of brief visit* to Red war prisoner some United Slates Senators, the durtlf.*.* glands. S tart taking FER- hational destiny will lead them in RIZAN today. You mu.sl feel bet­ compounds on Koje Island. truce,in Korea is it.self an appease; the voting on Sept. 6, no one seems ter—look better -work better and Instead, he said, they spent rnent, and India a viljain for work­ re*t.better. You must be romplete- /(’ b netlBatiotmU N’oiimlv can match . most ot their time complaining to know’. T hat may be the day about Interference with their work / - ing for it. But, if we Ivcrc to ad­ they strike for unity, and c3- ly *atiafied- In 30 daya or your Ford's Crealmlrk Kod^! It's hull-tight to money bark. while comfort' packages of rig- here to United Nations principles, pudiate 11s, even though they like seal nut weather aiwl ir-iixc. .’And no m atter arettes end meets gathered dust it- was the kind of truce that had 100 TaHels only ...... 8 1 .5 8 us much better than the Ru.saians. 350 Tahlefs ...... M.50 whirhtiaked enamel finish you cIkmist. inaiHe In warehoun**. to be inSde. The di.s.aatisfaction Three group* of ne\iti‘Kl nation* Or, by that time, we may have al­ ,1. W. Hale Dept. Store with it is always accompanied by colors and upholstery arc color-keyed to it! Investigators left Panmunjom for tered our policy enough to give 51all orders IO0 extra. South Korea to investigate Red disdain for the United Nations and ihein a clear elianca to vote for charges of U. N. Interference with contempt-for the idea of collective us and for unity too,. ^ / these workers. _____ Mn^jiBaeauaw m s m b b ■ •ecurlty.j^______x r^ c k fl RifD ST AND - India thus becomes the one Learning About Parkways , great nation which ha.s been most Tokvo. Aug. 25 (85 -Pyongyang Once again it has happened, as Radio tonight quoted " “.'"t*' X zealous in defending and espousing Korean Foreign Minister Nam II 'United Nations principle In the it will happen many times again, as saying hla Communiet govern- Unmatched On^itKe-Road .1, , t>raAi>gceat, .U titl^--N ations .actio.n that, r^raffic - trouble-OR,- Wu.. ■y*CTc*jrc.-T-;--rrT rnent in history. It has been for'Jirln of -the Merritt Parkvvay ha* Red ^ ifja a»*d Russia on the Power ahdfilUledge Reicord ciplc more than it has tieen "for turned it.*elf into accident tragedy Korean political conference. _ iyy¥aMydifll biqr it! America^ most ozcitiiig new c^l ; 1,^*.'. A- -■ * ■ 'The hroadca.st sounded like an Set by Mobiigai _ the Uriilq^ States, and more tpan bn the other lane."~ echo of_ one Tiiesday by PelpiUF It has bie^If 'against >Cdmniunisnt TKl^IJTSe'br ari-taenT’" In'WWe^ P.adto quoting R ^ China Premier T i^ inyoiir present car! Mve home a new Stilebfltol ifLu.’nyEliiiUmwri rr~- .r. -J 2SjMlvrii*>-v»nee' e - cihcl Mobilgos Special! facr.'-H' bak Supported ■"otif'r '.^'biSliSaOlrtg bfie tvaVrlS' sffddW* ------■ ■ 'Chou En-ikl. IkitH Chba-flAd N sn ^ poluy when It was- in harmony I.v projected into the path of lfa(- called for early withdrawal of all Own this car that is way out ahead in style—in per­ with United Nations pnnciplt, and fic heading in the opposite direc­ ' foreign troops from Korea and for formance—In economy—in safety! N eomposiUon of the conferMce the 1953 Mobilgas Economy Run 25 opposed both us and Communuin tion— is becoming one of the worst Come In right away and get a seRiational new Stude- new U.S. stock cars, using Mobilgas or O o i l i i along Vnes advocated In the U.N. I when we or the Communists were nightmare* in modem super high­ General Assembly by Russlk's An­ baker for youraelf at an almpet unbelievable Ipw price. fsreigm tmr fUir Mobilgas Special, averaged an amazing 22.3 way traffic. There is no.a^trolling KckYssrOiB ifti— b l ',,Jn violation ot United Nations drei VIshinsky. You may not have to put up even a dime'to drive im 9 body typss miles per gallon over a punishing 1206-mile principle. the consequences when it happens. IS M«. PlM home your own new Studebaker. Your present car ia The Indian position has not been 'For ’the traffic into which the »100 8 8.^8 8 6.72 1 route—Loa Angelee to Sun Valley. *300. 24.25 19.25 1 probably good for a big part of the eensationally low one of sickly neutrality, for it lias stray car comes is proceeding on a *500 3H.0-Y 30.70 1 Studebaker delivered price. Atmericmm comfort That proves again— it takes perfect balance rot hesitated to commit itself to firm assumption of a clear road, Abflvt A loon • ( SlOO «««H S20.AO mhgm STATIONERY Come in and go out for a ride. Get the greateet mud hmmdlimg emit ; of high volatility, high power and high.mile- •ny position It considered right usually at a speed which makes proflipMv' In 12 <«*9«««iivn > AIRMAIL * NOTES automobile bargain in America. age ingredients to deliver top Mobilgas It has not been one of a sickly dc any safety action impossible in ths Lt. ^ LEADINa BRANDS alre for nonTlnvolvement, for In split second available. economy and pwformanoe! Fill up at your F 4 out of 5 •tnployad m*n and dla has involved itself whenever From the frequent recurrence of Biit SiwwJl " iomter wheelbases Mobilgas dealer today! women-msrried •nA-*iBil*-*njoy mmd wider treads r ‘It saw "an opportunity to do so this type of accident, we are be­ a prompt “yn" at ftiiwisf. A In fact, it’s Ford for tavrythin^ you constructively. India has not been ginning to Igam something about loan at Atsswaf *ntitl*t you to want and need in a car today. Takfl afraid of Communiam, India ha.s parkway design. Apparently there : • nstionwid* credit Wid* choic* of Ford's heart'Stealing good looks are just one reason .. . Ford’a n^w ride, for example, which been afraid only, that the free are some things we never do learn payment planf . . . you Mloct bott expamses of glass v/orld will not live up to its own except from experience. What we poymont dot*, f^ono first’ for a it's iVorth more when you buy it, worth more when you trade it! reduce* front end road shock o/ione up . for big visibility principles, which contain tjie best ar^ learning, from this particular loon in ono visit. Como in or writo. to 8 0 ^ . Take Ford’s power steering OFFICE OF possibU- d^knse "against Commu­ typ* of accident. Is that it is a Umm $3S to $500 __ __ . ; . . the newest and finest in the indus. nism. mistake to build opposite-direction mm tlfluoturo Alooo The new Mvdebaker is a ••* Iludsheher a*** I9U SotldM ' - ■ . . A - . try, yet one of America’s lowest-priced! ■Bissi siezl This ysar aesin ia Aasdsmy Awatdl Studebaker flfi^ fimer Studebaker Any. nation essaying such a rule lanes of a parkw ay no clooe to­ DR. M. C. FANCHER the MofaUsas Run, ths Champion, style bat been named outstnndias "Miracle Ride" must inevitably encounter violent gether, on exactly the same level, And take Fwd’s choice of 18 different th* Coonoaadcr and Land Ciuiacr tqr a noted New York eehool of crtticiain, as ■well as considerable with nothing but a. narrow graas See it . . R Value Check it,. * Test Drive it! models—the widest choice in Ford’s _Y-fs .medsvmMtioMLscor**. fetbino desisn- WILL BE CLOSED resentment of whaC might seem to strip between them. field. No wonder Ford has won the till*, r PrWv .eri r«« MOe «m8 te eil ba ita' hober-than-thou attitude. Instead, we are now beginning rjB Jke. But is good. for the world to to team, -we ^ould have a wdd^, M6 MAIN STREET o f America’a ’’Worth More” carl 2nd Flaar, Omr MfaaHsorth’* UNTIL SEPT. 8 CHORCHES MOTOR SALES have such a'natl6n, playing the and If possiMe, complete aepatvc M lt^ l 9-74M > MancheMer game of principle as cleanly and tlon between the opposite-dlrac- U n m i J. Cwpiepia, Jr, YN MANipr DILLON SALES and SERVICE I QAiO-AND STREET MANCHEBTEB - consistently as it can, and such at­ Uoa lanes of a parkway. And, If OKN THUISOAY EVENINGS UNTIl I tacks an the Indian role aa were That ian't feasibla, we -ahould at Ison osis Is foMisIt si Ml nrrsoMifft Mvm li t MAIN ST. MANCHESTER / « . ■ N . ' -T ■ - X ...... ■ \ - \ >

PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1968 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, AUGUiST 25, 19S8 fathar and a Dutch mother, was P A 6 E E IG H T trip through the United State* and Today*$ Women schooled in England, returned to Jule* Rebillard and Alldren, tiun*. at tha homa of Mr. and Mra. Canada. . Total Sales >329 Belgium and Hollalid shortly after Hebron Jults, Lea, Steven and Jobnny of Stanlay K. Nygran a«4 Mr. and th* occupation of Poland, and dur­ EnierKtlicy Doctors Mrs. Albert A. Soolldge. Mr. and Mr*. Orinton I. Will and WDBO—IBM Radio and TV w n o —1M6 pudding Actors C^vwlry Gilead. ^ At Auction Mart WOCO—lt06 Eaateia DayNght TImo WNHC—Oh. 0 ing her early teen year* saw her Also, Mr. and Mri. Kenneth Grif­ The Rev. Mr. Barber la wall son Brian of Yonksr*. N. Y., ware family Buffer bitter want. For five Sunday ^sltors at tha horn# of \. Physiclaha of the Manchester Fire at Keefe fin and-children, Mary Ellen and known here, having once of­ ycara ah* did not have a good Sjelectmen Set Mrs. E. G. Lord, Mrs. Will's *'*•—WTHT—News; Country Muile. •» T Told to Study; Medical Aeaoclatlqn who will Kenneth. Jr.; Mr. and Mre. Donald ficiated at the Hebron and Total sale* at the Manchaatar 61-wb.wO^^ Wild. I .iiw-omc-pi.,. meal. But ahe continued her ballet Griffin and children. Donald and Gilead Oongragatlonal Church in moths:. studies, and gave concert* behind respond to emergency cAlle to­ Place Causes Mrs. Frederica B. Smith of New AucUon Mart yaatarday was »2 > . lQ. Iddwlt; TIm lUeord tiia-WDRC-Fana ...... WILROSE j Silver ^treet morrow afternoon and evening Bmce; Mr. and Mr*. Howard the absence of the former There were 81 one-half baakaU of •Ilb-W D H C —.tymn Tima. ^ r t Pay* Off locked door* to rale* funds for the Thompson; and Mr. and Mr*. Mer­ pastor, the Rev. Georg* M. York was the weekend gueet of w eSt-B . uilc. 4 :t4-W T IC —News. resistance movement. are Dr.’ Jacob Segal (adulU her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. tomatoea offered and thasa brought $ OLDS Polk* Ho*. t;S*~W ONS—Taakess Expiwat. $200 Damage rill Griffin and son Johnny of Milne. He dk> not, however, offici­ 115 — - .>owB«y'* Ht WDRC—Yawn Petrol. I After the war abe had parts'In ; i School Auction only!, tel. S-5125 and Dr. Fran­ and Mra Clifford R. Wright. >1.50 per baaket. C u e urn, b a r a »F «O B cis Helfrlck (children only), WllUmantle. ate at the Church her* Sunday, a 4.(^WCCC—N«W*; Mu»ic. WTHT—Morning Devotions. W am sM ^JUIt#T l saveral Britlah movie*, then was I Thomas Rusk Is having a wsek s brought >2.00 each DE LUXE Lia_W D RC-.^Tht Rccon' dho*. W'Ch T- .Uiiei' Newe spotted by the famous Parisian j tel. .'1-5218. Hebron. Aug. 25 — (SpecUll — A picnic luncheon was served, visiting minister being in charge. w n r - Toun* Wituter Brow*. ! WCCC-Brsaklaal Newsboy. Th* Am*ric*B ■Ipga^qrwld pro- vacation from work at the Cheney and ihell bean* brought >2.00 per novelist, Colette, who Immediate-, )Oovtntry, Aug. 25 (Bp«cl«l) The fir* engine was called out Sat­ followed by birthday rakes. Mr. Fersoaal Mentkm WTHT—Jo« Otrand. ^ . W TIC—Weather; Frank Atwnod. Griffin received gifts. Baseball and Bros. In Manchester. He Is spend­ buehel for 66 bushel*. R SEDAN WCCC—New*; Record Review, WHAY—iiacred Htarl Program. gr*a« (M ler If young BcW*|would ly signed her for the leadlhg role T | t oW Silver Street School bulld- urday afternoon to take car* of Mr. and Mra. Albert A. Coolidge 44100 e .u —VVTIC—Tnr Women in My Houe*. i!4»-WKNB-News. badminton were played. ing It St his home, the former ■p«nd IMM ttmM trying ^ ex- in her play, "Glgl," about to be Uk with the echool lot end well, rntertalned a number of guests WashlniT^* kltchsn wall* "will Bndl*. hentar, hydraamUe, WON6 —J«ck Downey * Waxwork*. j WHAY—Connecllcut TlmetaWs. A Modeen Funeral Home. 233 a bam fire at Sherwood Ke*f*‘s Claud* W. Jones place. • .■a—WDRl>—New*; Old Record Shop. ; 4:ta—WDItC-kSligiau* 'talk. ^ prea* Ihcmaelve* and more tbpe ( produced on Broadway. j vrtll be put up for auction at 2 Hold Special Swim flaas the last week. Including friends yield more satisfactory rssull* if whlU won Hrea. Fnlly agnlp- WTIC—News. \ Washington St.. Hartford.‘^BuTrlal place in ail«ad. About >200 dam- WTIC—Ju*t Pl«ln BUI. studying their •eript*. **y* Ati^ Audrey's auCceaa In the play 1* p,> m. Sept. 6. rain or ehine, on the will be in the town cemetery. Those taking Red Croaa swim­ and relative*. Present wer# Mr. Manobaster evening Herald He­ you wMh from th# bottom up« W TH T—New*. Jo* Oliend Show. WONS—News. 'hjatory. 8he wa* hailed as a ! ag* was reported. The barn which ming course at Amston Lake, are W H AT—Newe; Bend by Demend- 7i40—WDRC—NSW*. drey Hepburn, young European a^ool premiaea. Friends may call at the funeral and' Mr*. Edwtn Chapin and thus avoiding the W C C C -O ood M o ra l*!. Oo*d Muata. bron rorreapondenl, Mlae Suann IVONS—8( t Preitott ot the Xukoa. hoyden who l* being billed a* the niw, and refreshing per*on*llty,.| ‘A >500 depoait In cash or certl- home today after • p.m. waan't insured held some baled mminded that inctructor Robert daughters, Judy and Frances; Pendleton, telephone HArrleon Streaks caused by water dripping ■ .|»_WTIC—Front Pt(* Ferrell. WKNB--PMoet* cqm'paYed to Maude Adama In i f|4d check will be required on the hay. It was on* of the old Urn* Clarke of Columbia, wanU every Stewart Gray and daughter down a soiled surface. e;**-WTIC—L orenw, Jonee. WTHT—Ben Mawlhorne. hotlMt movie diacovery *lnce >-ass». W HAT—Croeky’e Quarter. WONB—Westher: News; TSBkn Bt "Peter''Pan" and Jeanne Ragels I pfOpcrty when It i* auctioned off. Manch^tcr Evening HemM El­ atructures. built with wooden pegs. member to be at the practice Eleanor; Mrs. George Moody and press. Garbo. Mother terma and aelllng condl- WONB—akykln*. With onO , movie to her credit, In "RalnX Among thoae who j lington correspondent, Mrs, O. F. For a time a nearby dwelling swimming class held at the regular daughter, Caroline Mansfield. WDRC—Memory (.ea*, WTirC-Moo Steele viewed the'new atar waa Holly- 1 Xtlpna will be announced, the Board house was threatened, and it was hours this week. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wslte ■ —Newe. Muelr. WHAT—News; *10 Coffee Cliib. the II«*ome hrtinette Audrey ar­ Berr, telephone Rockville 5-9S18* WKNB- Srnrehnerd; Diet (or Dnllere; 7il4—WONB—News; Ysnkes Esprssa wood producer William Wyler.' o r Selectmen aaid. There will M necessary to wet down the roof. The special class Is in prepara- snd .son, Paul Allan, of Springfield. 1150 CHRYSLER rived In New TOrit to find heraelf Bneebell Mallne.. tilB -W T IC —Wsatbsr. > literally the to e *t'q f the town, who decided ah#^ was the one i oiUy on® inspection day with the It had been planned to repair the .tlon for the aquacade elated for Mass.; and Raymond Chism of ItU-WDlU-^curi Meney. 7 il*-W D R C -O td MttSin Bex; Nsws. property open at 1 p. m. The board choice to play the nart of the e r-1 old bam later in the fall and use Saturday evening at the lake. We*tford..All but two of the group SARAT A W HAT—.Tewi. W i r e —Bob dtesls—Memlag Watch. with mannequin* in her . Image waa authorlred recently by apecW ' Some'children have aVresdy-re-- 08 w n c —Note# end Quotas.---- .WCOC—News;. Oond. M oral** Muak. • rant - prince** in '.^ m en Holl- Polio in Stale it ,for machinery storage. went to Rocky Neck Beach State W KNB—News. Phil Hals 6bow. decorering th* Fifth AvhBue win­ Tbwn Meeting to sell by -public ceived their certificates snd other* WONB—Cecil Brown. News. dow* of on* of the big tqwn'7 'day." - X Family Rcunloii Held Park for the day. Mr. Coolidge 4-DOOR SEDAN WHAT—At Bel WlUi DIplomet 7:«4 -W H A T —New- , Now Audrv 1» approaching her auction this property- ' There were '41 In altendaiice at are to be given out. A full report Are you a. BvaalB* 7:M—WONB—Weather. lop apeclalty ahop*. with her pic­ Oreea Appointed Agent At 20 for Week and Allan W all* stayed at the AntomnUo tranamlaaian. WDKC—News WTHT-Wssihsr. ' Crat entrance Into Hollyw6o6) UNOOLN l i M W DRC—Fam ily Skeleton. W TIC—Theater ot Melody. Gregory Peek. t.riNS- enlfnn l.ewis. Jr. » ; l * —W Q 8 f—Music. But Audrey, who ran look at Gporge Heraey Robertson School Was Sale Price S W TK'—Boston BIsckle. WONB— lack Dqnnsy's. Wai ..'axworks. QuIirV fhaimacy 19 3 GOSMOFOUTAN WHAY—Campan* Del Matllno. time* like a 12-year-oId boy and om Croaa St. All Interested parties ,.....*1395 S 1 2 2 ‘ W T H T —W eather. Headline Kdltlon. aid all boards are requested to at- 1951 4-Dr. R. H, clean , W K NB - N ew s; Tops In Pops. *t3e—WTIC—Nawa; You and Tour at time* Ilk* a 24-year-old (Iren, ...... *1295 HUDSON lET WHAY—News; Percy rsllh Presents. Child. lan't aaauming th* uaual Holly­ tSid,llUr especially^^•^s^vaswaa j thoae who might ^ 1930 4-Dr. Ia iw mileage . I I o V . Hydramatto drive, radia a * ...... *795 4-PMr 2,606 Mile*. 1 in w iiN S relu i-'lc"l W CO ' New*- 17*0 Hlla. wood prim* donna air*. Ifaybc rsqueat epeclal approplatlooa or 194R F "«. Cpe. JLike new S 6 9 5 New ear demonstmter. beater. W K N B —Your N avy Show. I , WK.NB-Ulal tor Dollars; Music from ,/ 'l v>7*h to present their bu<’ *“ W rllT--►'Imei D«v.» Hollywood. that'* because abe ha* not yet rv > nrsonal Mention 1658 HUDSON WDRC Johnny Mrrtrr Show. 1:4* WDitC Big Cri.shy been to Hollywood, since her cur­ $50 PER WEEK- Yti^aean iHp *1 «Nm yoe eae Mae DILLON SUPER-JET 7 -wt \%'i'ic .N-w> t:4* WTIC Jack Bairy Show. rent picture we* filmed entirely In 'Cheryl Ann Little la spending a W TH T Jtlsn llolM Sjuire. WHAY—saiKfiua I'nala. few days with her uncle and FORDS 8,100 Miles. R. am! H. WO.NS-Clnpriei llrel'.ri . • :U -WDitC—News. Ugly. Whatever th# reason. *he geed-iMiac. lOn wool RaiMbow Flaanel SALES and SERVICE WK.NB-Pike Plsiler Parly. I*;**—WDKC — Arthui Godfrey hn'i a lurprtalng modeity, remark­ FART TIME a^nt, m V. and Mr*. Waller King 1951 Custom 4-Dr. R, H, green ...... *1.195 S I 2 9 ! Hvdra.. twin h-power. wDIU -Kd Murrow. W TH T—My Tru* Story. ing: 6-9 Evenings, All Day Psr-OtfsWigaed by Stephanie Keret. The aad familv in Eastford. 1950 Custom 2-Dr. R, H, black...... *1293 S l 0 9 i SobaUatlal savings on W T IC —One Man a Family. WTIC—Welcome Travelers. Hold Set-Bnrk Party »FORD- Iheae ears, used aelely WONS—Top Tunes. WKNB- News; M Swell Bhnw. "I have such a lot to learn, end Saturday 19.10 Custom 4-Dr, R, H, OD. green . .*1295 S I 0 9 5 7 .Sg-WONS—Titus Moody. lA CCC—12 Hundred an.1 3u Hits. I am *0 grataful to thoae who anart JMiti-tom bleesc, plea eilhw 1 atlt flaied (The set-back party tomorrow at MANCHESTER hy eur sale* exeeutive*. 19$1 CHRYSLER I M W Drc-P'hple Are Funny. . WHAY—New* In Italian. .119 MAIN STREET , 1948 De Luxe 2-Dr. R, H, black . . . *895 X have helped me. I feel that I miiat will hire six nten to train for I $ p.m. will be in the Nathan Hale S 7 4 5 W T IC -K ild te Fieher. Don Ameche. I* !!* WDt.C. Ar.hnr liudfrey. 6f 3 criqi-pteated Rtili will be the backbwe el community Center auditorium, WINDSOR -DOOR WTHT—Tliri-i-i'ilv Bylinr. WHAY—Italian Mutir. work and atiidy to live up to th* tiipervlsory capacity. Ineofn* 4 WiiXy —Nfjwm; B''hlnd lh#» FooUiMhli. I»:t* - W THT—W hispering Btraels. standard they have set for me. and guaranteed. If you qiialWy. with the organisational committee U O NK That Harwmrr Guy, leiia-W tX 'C —News. 17 Hundred sd4 year caapus« caieer warOp^ Yborwardraht Automatic tianamieaioa. that I must listen carefully to Apply In person, 7:80-P. M. li< charge. 19SI FORD CUSTOM TUDOR 3139$ I I OTHER MAKES AT WHOLESALE PRICES You'll Find A Wide Choice XWKNB Sign Off. W lilts those who have more experience Nuptials Planned WKNB-PIke IMster Party. WHAY-Mumaat Mualralt. aharp, TueMlay, A u goat -8.5, woe’t really be ceapMe oahl yea a^ a Michiag Radio, beater, overdrive. Fully equipped. I ■ I.X t* 'I a t - ;?e,en-dr tii BlUS. WO.NS- .News; Mystery Shoppers. than I.” Manrlieater High School IJ- Miss Alice Ann DeWltt. daugh- 1951 Kaiser 2-Dr. R, H. black ...... *1295 $1047 WTHT. Sammy Kay-. WTIC Bob Hope. SeNpleet ahirt Asked for her advir* to other brary rooni. Married men mnat MaptoetOuit tar of Mr. and Mr*. James L. De- 1951 STUD. .1-Pass. Cpe. R. H, OD . .*129.1 $1( WTIC-Jlosemsry Clooney. eWKNB—Dial for Dollari; Vote* o young actress hoping to crack the •dti-ihipe iW e. . . all... becaro Amticaaa W ltl of Brandenton, Fla., will be 1950 De.Soto CIb. Cpe. R, H, Auto­ Of Makes — Priced LOW! I 'M W DKt — Mr amt Mrs. Nortih Manrhraier. bring wlvea. / WTIC—FIKt Nlfhler. ie:l.'. W TH ’t W h e t. a Girl Marrita. higtlrpe. Atidray Hated the follow­ SMS watMbeat! ^ married to Kenneth Alfred Erick­ 1954 WILLYS STATION WARON SMS matic trans...... *144.1 $1, WTHTs» > as s -DIecoverv. —-r . r-l V . WHAY—Musk-.* Dl Qua 'Fdlla' ing hinta: son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry 6-Oyllnder. Heater, overdrive. , WONS—High'Adventure. WTIC—It Pay* To Be Married. 1 You must have talent—if you I . WTHT—Paulni.i.—. . . Whll MIemsn. l*:n.V tVM.NS—.Sews I^-ickson of Andover Saturday at W H AY —Fair and .^tlooler. 11 :*e-W TH T—We. The Women. don't, all the schools In the world 3 p.m. In the Andover Congrega­ NO MONEY DOWN ON THESE SPECIAI.S »; 4» —W TIfT'-Ulerarit Crests. WHAY—Itall* In *Urria. won't help. j tional Church. WHAY—Broadwsv Revue. W TIC—Strlk* It Rich. 2-- You muat have enormous de- ; ...... S 3 9 5 16$1 FORD - r * *•- WDRC- Mr Chameleon. WONB—Itadica Pair. OUT-OF-UNE iMlss DeWitt is a graduate of 1946 FORD '/r-TON CAB *s4 CHASSIS >695 1948 Hudson 4-Dr. R. H. As Is Special W T I f f —Town Meeting WDRC—/rthuf Godfrey. tepninetlon to achieve your goal, { Bradenton High School and la em­ Stake body. Exeellent Hirougbout. Good Mre#. 1941 Chrysler Bus. Cpe. Full p r ic e ...... S i 2 9 W TIC Baron and the Bee. WKNB—News; *40 Club. c CONV. OOUFE Offtelal be willing to grasp any opportun- , M GLURE WO.N8 -BUI Hi-nry. N tw s; Ii!ia W THT- We The Women. WHEELO UN ployed at the (Jhandler-Evana divi­ 1941 PIv. Clb. Cpe. Full p r i c e ...... S 6 9 WHAY—L'ltall* Cant*. ity, and not be too chooay aa to ' sion of Niles Bement-Pond Co. In I I 1941 Biiick Spec. 4-Dr. Full price .. . Radio, beater. A good ono. W H AY I ’l.lleh National Homa. II .t* - WONS-rNew*. role*. I West Hartford. Erickson, a gradu­ • ta -W O ItC 'Jlel Precinct. II:**—WDRC—OranI. Blara. S You muat have the capacity OUT TIRE UFE IN ate of Windham High School and 1937 FORD PICK-UP W TIC- Cousin WlMle. , Wrcx;-N*w*: 11 Ilundrad and I AVTO COm INC. wn.NS—Some of fiiir Tims. Hit*. , _ i and desire for hard work do Wind ham Regional Technical Good shape. New ’53 Ply. Cars For Oh The Spot Delivery W H A Y -N ig h t Watch, "W T IC -T h e Phras* That Pay*. I everything with everything you've School la now stationed at New­ HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE f t a W T H T K r w Canhem WHAY-Muslc. got. Bometlme* if you work Just a ie:ie.-tVT>KC- lemslla Parsons. ‘ witNS—Queen for a Day. 601 MAIN ST. — SH ERID A N ^ pG . port, R. I. with the navy. , ^ 1 ■ WTIC--Two for tha Money. WTHT—Double or Nothing ^ ^ littia harder than everybody else, S7S Main 8L Tel. MI-6-6442—Open Evening* Until 16 P. M. WTHT—News of Tomorrow, W KNB-Dtal lor Dollars; 540 Club. it makes all the difference between 19M STDDEBAKER 3SM STOP AND SWAP AT 1 1 :4*—WHAY—Muatca. Man«4iester Evening Herald Champion Regnl De Lux# Redan. Excellant condlHon. W O N S—Frank Ei.'wards. sticcasa and mediocrity. WHAY—Polish Nallonal Homa. U:4A- WDRC— Itoaemary. 4 You muat maintain an opan Ciaveatrv oorreapondent, Mr*, TOBESURE- 19tt FORD 6-OYL IS ’ llt W ONS— M ii'lc le>ver a Hour wnC-.-Second Chance. ffiarlea' L. Uttle, telephone Pll- W T H T—Straw Hat Musicals. WtNX;—A Friend i.» Tour*. mind and a sort of humility, and WDRC Sammv Ksyc W HAT Ropion* Program. be willing to take advice from X g^m 2-6281. Ro- FORD CLUB UPE 699$ ISOUMENE,!*. SEE MeCLURE It;**—WDRC—News; Moods for II;* * —WTHT—Turn to a Friend. others who are older and wiser In 19$0 60 DE LUXE nianre Atterasan • eyi. Radio aad beater. WTIC News; Stare From Parts. It;**- WPliC—Weniv warren. the way* of the theater. YOUt DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER WHAT - The Night Watch. WCCC—Make Mine Music. Audrey, daughter of an Irish EUiftgton 11 ia:i*-WMAY-Newa_^ WONS—Cur; Mssaev Time. 2-DOOR SEDAN ll;MR N^wii on AM UtRlloni. WHAY — Nolltls Ixicall* . Butall; 634 CENTER STREET TEL, Mitchell 3-5101 T WHAT Nile Welch. .. t Music. LO O K A H E A D Bh^bTAnnounces | | 1M0 FBRD TUDOR 6 CYL W TH T F-dwln C. Hill; Valentino. WKNB—Newa: Bporl* Dlgeat. II :U -WTHT-:Bpnm Report...... W TH T—New*; nrx Mereh. WO.NS—MIdmitni Mallnew WTIC—New*; Weather. \VDRC-*Vot2 •rd tha \Sor1d. ll;l»-WKNB-BingCroaby. H«ra‘> wliot wa do: Teaching Posts BROWN W TIGr—N mwa. W TIC—Medley ’rime. tSH BUICK CONVERTIBLE COUPE $79$ I t - t * WDRC—Symphony Hall: News. WONS—Newa. Very clean. WTIC—Hollywood Palladium WDRC—Aunt Jennie. 1. t'qrrect caaler Ellington, Aug. 25— (Special) lt:*i—WTIC—News; Bob and Ray. W HAY—Gamma Oil Progru*. BEAUPRE WDRC—News. 17 SS -WONB—Mutle Bo*. 8. Correct camber Arthur Blxby. superintendent of 19$6 DODOE WTHT—Jack Berch . ■ elementary schools ha* announced CHEVROLET STVLINE TUDOR $ $ 13;3P—WDRC Hooianca * f Mela* I. Correct toc-la and toe-out the assignment of the following 19$1 117 Trent. (Above ore chief canaes of Radio and,heater. BEST 2-DR. WAYFARER W H AT- - LnRota Program. teachers to. the 17 member staff: WCCC -Newa; Make Min* Muata. .tire wear) Center School, grades 1 through Oreoa, eompleto ' with radio w o.N S -'n ie Women's Hag*. ^Safe-Buy* Television WTHT—Nawa aod'Weathar. adjust A; Miss Dbrolhv Smith; l ; Ml** BUYS WTIC—Marjori- MU Hour. 4 Inspect, tlg^tea. IT’S SCHOfH and heater. Gene Walton, 1 and 2 , Mary Haye*. I>. M . WKNB -Man On Ihe Street. steering. 2 and 3 Mi»* Haxel Greenwood; 3 W14IIT* 11:45—WDItC—t>ui '(*1 Sunday. 4:1)0-On Your. ArrounI WKNB- Keyboard Bketrbaa. and 4; Mr*. Helen Quinn. 4; Mr*. 4 SO-II N. General AssrmWv WTHT—Perry Como. E*lher N. Ch»ppuls, .5; M i»« Al- * 00—Little Theater. 1 ;00~ WDRC—;tew*. farata Galvin, .5 and 6; Joseph .7 to—Howdv Ch-.dv WCCC—Maaehaalev Matlnaa. Heap, 6 and 7 Robert Hasterman. Used Csirs 4 :00—You and the Ijiw. WTHT—Kao aaO Caraly*. DeCORMIER MOTORS, Inc. «:30—The Sporlaoop,. WONS—Naur*. 7 and Miss Lula Bakoull*. 7 g. 40—Weather Forecait. W HAT—New*. and 8. FOR BARE-FREE SUMMER DRIVINfl 1666 MERCURY * 4.',—World News Tottay. W TIC—New*. Longview School, grades 1 7 no—Superman. WKNB—News. Baseball Malta**. Says: "These Are Just Fine Cars, 7.av-Eddle Arnold. 1:15—WDK>.e-Ma I'arain*. MOTOR SALES I through 6; Mr*. Mary F.. Kirkpat­ 7 .4.1--4'ameI New Cariva*.' WONB—Tanka* Food Show. rick. 1 and 2; Mr*. Marion Smith- We are tr*4ia{ WILD •* tar b«a*til*l SPORT SEDAN * no-Mirror Theatre. W HAT—Betty Kimball. , Priced Right and At the Best This Week’s Specials *: SO—Break Ihe Bank. W TIC—Boa*. Tha Mualcal Miller. 861 Broad Street, Mancheater wlck. 2 and 3; Mrs. Barbara Cox, 4-door. Dark green, ’ radio, *110—Anyone Can Win. 1 :3* -WDRC—Toiler Dr. MalMe. 4 and 5; John Pcsroslldo, 5 and 6. 4S0--Sfiapenae. WKNB—Dial for Dollar*; Basth*ll HARTFORl) TF.U MI-6:t012 ANYTIM E Crystal iJike School. Grades 1 Terms/' ■•wOkrytlir mn. 0MM lifw *vr4«tl. heater and overdrive. in no- Two for the Money. Matinee. 10 Sm-On the Line. WCCC-^’ewa; Music Boom. OPEN THUR.SDAT EVENINOS And o» aay poroat knowi budqata gat bottoiad tW> Hma o f yootr* through 4, Mrs. Marion Bachqfner. 1947fORD 4-OOOR SEDAN 10 ;4*—Meet the Veep. W TH T—Paul Harvry. 1 and 2: John McVeigh. 2. 3 and 4. 11 no—Robert Montgomery. I ’ 45 W DRC-The Giuding LI*hL Mr*. Cox Is one of two teachers j TODAY'S SPECIALS 12 (Xt—News. WTHT-Rosemary Clooney. Moka It orny o r yearsoH thb yoor. Rudg^ or Cliorga year bock- Black. A real buy at : ...... $395 1 /• IJ 3cliool purehosos tfca Chta'ga PIo r way. ARy of thasa mar" last week. She is a graduate of i Dark gray flalAh. Hester, go •eat rover*. Good Mre*. 4 no—Jeann* Porter. S;**—WDRC—Beconn Mrs. Burte*. . Columbia Teacher* (2ol)ege. and | IMS FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN V-l 4 JO—Don WIneloa WCCC—Mua'e. 1947 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDANEHE Caa^W bought rJteap. 5 ix^-Westein Theater, W TIC—The Doetor * Wif*. has hsd one year of experience ■ PPrd r> o*wn Pa'jreaeat ^ 2 9 5 Radio, healer, hydrainatic. ' BUIGK SUPER fi no—News OfTMT—Nawg; Wayn* Kin*.' ekoRto (or tkH book) wIE gladly aiploiR thi> eoRvaRlaRt commu- teaching in public . schools. She | X 1656 fi IS-F.arlv Show. WONS—t'onnerfieui Ballrooi*. rood ^oasons W h ,! Meehaalc'* Speelal ...... / studied at the Willimantic State j 7 .2s—'iVealhervane. WHAT—New*; Yealerday * Hit Pa- 1952 CHRY5UR WINDSOR DRt^IXE 4-DOOR 7 News. , nity erodlt pMa- \ Teachers College the pa.sl aummer." i 6-DOOR 7 4S-.8ummerllme u. B. A W KNB-News: Baseball Matinee A few good reasons why you should trade in your 1947 OLDSMOBILE 3-DOOR SEDANETTe L Jet black flalali. Radio, heater, power ^ r i a g . E*tra » (10—Blind Date. She has had several years^ex- | 1963 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN, BREEN t:l*-WDrtC- Perry Mason. preoent uAd car NOW. perience in Girl Scout w6'rk; and i 6 eyI. R^tii, heat.-r, hydramatlc. 8hew me a good tire*. IJgbt greea, dynaftow, radio, * SO—Nassau Thsatsr. W T IC —Curbstone Quia. Al**: Club Coupe. Gray. $795 p no—Curtain Time. WHAY—Record Beaslo*. Pari* Curtain AjMlp. has also worked In other similar eieaner one anywhere.' Down Payment $195 aaO heater. p SO—lUnyhnuse of Slara. 1 :1* —\\ ON8—Now*. Many people are under Ihe hnpression that by.waitin^g Hobby Shoppe. 6 Griswold St. Beck’s 846 Mala 8t. organlsatlop*. She will aucceied 711 no--Danger. ‘ B26 Mala 4ft. I 1951 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-DOd®^ 3;**—WDR<>-Moii* Oraka. — until late fall they can get a hetter dea1-T,or more trade Howard’* Sleep Center, Ml** Anita Simon, who' came to i in sn-Yrtuih T a le * * Stand WCCC—Nawa: Hualc. F. T. Bllab Hardware Cto., 'nrarfaaey. Radio, banter. Dark green flntoh. Ideal family ear. X 11 no-News. W TIC—CIndarella Weekend in allowRncc or their uaied ear. sat Main 81. Longview last fall. I 19$1 PLYMOUTH CONV. CLUB COUPE llie nUD.1ilAMH0N 44IR. SEDAN 11'15-Late Show. WTHT—B«tty Crocker ; Top Mil Time lea Main 8t. >t Square The other new teacher* at Cen- [ Ixwded. red. All new wMU aide- - Tsmsnww 1 :45—WDItt—Brighirr Day. This is not ao! Jt’a sim ply logic: Used Care have Jtm’a Auto Atorc, Main AU IVNHC M'TTC-New*. _ Burton'*, lac.. 841 Mala St. South Coventry Reghf flea ’s Shop, 607 Mala St. ter school will be Miss L^la Bsk- i wall tire* and tube*. See thi* gorgebii* hoy. Only Down Radio and ellmaliser...... dropped in price in the past 60 days from one hundred oulis who received her Bachelor of i $745 1950 RUICK SPECIAL DE LUXE 4-DOOR A. M. 1 ;1*-W K N B —New*; Yankee* v*. Da- Copley's. S64'Maln 8t. 7:no-'iodav. ^ • tro4t. ■ Kiddie Fair, 1089 Mabi At. 'hoyden’s. Inc., South Coventry Scterice degree in education from Dark green flnUh. Really riean ear. Radio, heater, dyna- • 00—Yankee Peddlera. S:«^VVDRC>>HUlti>p HoUM. to two hundred dollars. It is also a known fact that USED DIainond's Army A Navj- Store. ffow drive. Buy with a drive. Full price >1105. ~ - 1:41—Mornin* N ew a^ Laraea’a Hardware. Ahoor Bro*., Jcwelcra, . .the -Plymouth New.. .Hampsbire L 196A CHEVROLET 2-DR. FLEETUNE AERO CHEVROLET -DOOR SEDAN . . miBUICKSPEC. ■117,00—Dih'g ■nmfr'Sehw'*- . .woNBe'CamsB Warty . .Talk*.;, J5 a* CARS -TAKE At DROP AUTOMATICAUA ...... aeT MaJM-At.- Teacher* C o llie . She.taught Bng-j 1961 4 work*. ■ ^ __ $4' D c ^ t Aquare 677'Mato At.- Radlii, heater, fine riinnlng ear. Radio, heater, tow mileage. , in-SO—Toitr Window Shopper. W TH T—Newe; Top Hit Time. BER 1 AND CONTINUE TO DROP THROUaMOlTf DUmond Opttral Go;, lish.'Mathematic* «nd Science for Fall Price S 8 9 5 $1495 - l I : 0O-HAwklna Falla. ' W HAY-Newa: Record Beaslo*. THE WINTER MONTHS. 667 Mala At. l.coaard's Ahoea. 881 Matar''8t, Tota 'N Teeaa, Inc., two year* in the High School at 1949 PLYMOUTH »E C . DE LUXE 4-DOOR DE LUXE 2-D08R • 11:15—Tho BennelSi w n c—Lire Can' Be Beautiful. M:*0—Strike It Rich. Heary DIek, Hboea, 656 Mato SL ' .'Pittsburgh, N. H. ' WCCC—Mualr. Uncoln’s. 566 Mala At, Radio, beater, new aeat rover*, new tire#. Extra gqod . Dyanflaw^ radto aad heater. 1 :1*—WDRC—House P a rty New* This year la no eaceptioni < „ 746 Mala SL VIebi’s, 860 Mato St. ^ In addition to teaching, she SI FORD T-BOOB SEDAN ... •4M :.^. -ee— yFilm. W TIC—Roai.' of U fe. Maoebcater Carpet dealer, WILLYS JEEKTEr ^ 19 ., ralua Fall pjrtre»2A;^- ...... -.Crf • - tgrlJb-Luve * -XJfe. - ■ tjRF-YVCCC-KrWFC'Mttafcf Atoo there will be NO PRICE RISK neU. spiing in .- ■F-D A«4e 44t(M«.- 666 Maia 81.. Weldaa Drug - “ enached 'glil’^s basketball; Bhe wm 19$9 Yellow. Rndlq, heater, aeat eovar*. 17 SO—Bear'h for T.ftmorroW abh-iiraiB'AV'';-*""'""-’ ■- teach' English In grsdes .7 and 8 IxMuled and beautiful. All new whitewall Urea C 9 Q C • W DRC^Im lae Party. Gartaer’a, lac., 777 Mala 8t. 001 Mala S t A real beaaly! ....:...... 17 45—Italian Cookery. WTIC—P i nper Tmirga Fkmily. naed cars. This ia the leveling o ff of used Maacbeater Optical Co.. at Center School. and tnhes. ThI* will put «tnr* In year eye*. Do* 194R CHEVROLET FLEETMASTER CONV. CPE. 1.30—(tarry M-DOOR Radio, beater. I » w exret made by Judge* of the New , Fan Prloe SUMMER.SPECIAL will GO TO P D O LLAR on good, clean used care—on the Bbigland Green Pastures Contest, ii Radio, heater, new Mre* aad *eat rover*. Make aa offer!! transportation. new ’53 Dodge. -f Kuperschmid now stands an ex- 11 DE SOTO FIREDOME L O O K F O R eellent chance of winning the New l| 19$2 ‘f WE WILL REIUILO We have on hand— for on-the-apot delivery, new color England title. The judges, who niir- | 19$2 WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE JEEP Hard-tep Radio, heater, power •leering, COAQC T H IS " , AND ELECTRIFY combinations and "desired equipment. vyyed farms in all the New Eng- | Like new. antoaaeWe drive. Very tow mileage...... y A Q p J .50 EMRLEM Fall Prlee # l«J ------laud state* will deride on the reg- i Year Old Sawiof M o c M m As Don’t be misled! Trade NOW and get top dolUr allow- lonal champion later. ancc. Enjoy new car, late summer and fall driving, in 1952 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN BECT BI IV 1*AT Bairk Huper 4-door. Rodlo,l OPEN EVENINOS L d W A s 66666*6aa6 • •# 6 6 6 6 The contest prises go to dairy D C 9 I J R w 1 banter. Beanttfal eondlMon. Gael the new ’5.T Dodge. YOU H A VE TO D RIVE IT TO farmer* who have done the best 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR aEETMASTER 8-T*ae Mae.iRadlo, healer; Drivea 6,060 mile*. N'o ro*t gnaraatre...... SAVE MANY OTHERS BELIEVE IT! TRADE NOW AND SAVE! MANCHESTER TRUST job of raising pasture feed, hay Heater aad apqtUght...... ( A Q S OF THE WEEK 06 lacludlag aew aew-IIgbt, AC-DO nraUr and > *P**d oaatrM. and Silage for their dairy herd*. i So clean you’H think they started building them ngnln; ^ *F M.M* I For a good deal— make it a hObit to see Ed Abbott Emma Abora Leighton UNCOLN -DOOR SEDAN SEWING MACHINES CLEANED...... $ 1 .2 » Mrs. Emma Aborn Lei'ghton of 1952 4 For a deal that’a fancy— see Jack Ctancy , J17 Oak 8t., Hartford, died yester- j DODOE '/rrTONJNCK-UP Radto and heater. Hydramatlc. Blue. MANCHESTER 1946 U. 8. Royal Maator Hr**. New ear giwraatee. . . . . SAVE USED SEWING MACHINES AS LOW AS $24.S0 day at her home. Born here, a i| One owner ear. daughter of the late Sylvester and F « l Pries Eliaabeth King Abom, aha lived in i MOTOR SALES Hartford 61 y«ars. ’6MN OFFICE, 923 MIIK ST.«NORTH ORINCH. 15 NO. MAIN $T.«TEL.IirT Beaidaa her husband, Fred 8. SEi,THiSi NNE VALUES AT PHONE |SOUM ENE,i~. Leighton, she leave* a daughter, { BROWN-BEAUPRE WORLD Ifra. Braest A. Walters of Hart­ M ltcM I 9-4427 YOUR DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEAUR ford; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Earle MORIARTY' > Balea-Heixlqa. d Advertise in The Heridd— It Pays Meaher of Lake PleaaanL Masa.; 30BISSlILST WTEL MITCHELL 9 5734 W M t Caatwr at Parts J f£ mA /c ' CCNTEfi!; 434 CENTER STREH TELEPHONE MI-3-S101 DeCORMIER MOTORS,hc.| lTt4 Park RL a half-brother, Harry O. Abom, f PHONK OOIXBCT 00->6d> MANl HI 'tH i NNf T I III Hartford Rood HARTFORD and tbroa grandchildren. 24 M APLE ST. TE L. MI-3-8854 MANCHESTER M i l Funeral aervicas will be held to- l w t e m w at S pjn. from the Taylor ] 1 1 -V--

....I ...... !■> -V ■ PAGEELEVIM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1958 Engagement '•I DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE < Luther l,eague Guest Speakers 1 UN Asked to Ignore Short on Cash ? East Rebel ENtcn-Barry Sense and Nonsenise Mr. -and Mrs. Alfred W. Estan, if you want lo Htart to build your own hoBM it wW ' to Provtoue Puaxit 52 Ear! St., announce the engage­ pny you to look ■! n tract of wooded lots in Andovir, on StnlL PANOEROUS MEN IN SHORTE TO Scrten Actress Given Life ment and anproBchlng marriage of ^ Sign aeen on a Clinton (Ky.) South Korea Threat their ilaughter, Barbara Ann, to^ hard surface road, 1 mile off Route 6 and^Iess than Vt PgHBTRATe iMTr • HILL COUNTRY m Phil—AU right. All right! I high ichool where Alben Barkley hour from Hartford. heard you. I’ve got ears. vrancis 8 . Barry, ion of Mr. and ACSOSS SSGri man «Ut« I Bill—Then give them back to once worked as a _ _ Mra. FrancU J. Barry, 718 100 ft. X 200 ft. at 1400 each. Boy two for «0 § k i VICE-PRESIDENT BARKUUY Jdil Term 2k the jackaaa. You’re getting them WelhersfWjSd Ave.. Hartford. I S ew n «rtre«.** Mias Eaten waa graduated from and save 1200. wrinkled. SWEPT HERE. Of Conference Ban -----Adams . (Continued from Ptige Oae) Mancheater High School with the Buildln* started on tract now. / • Her lecal * Mack—You swindler! When you aass of 1952. Mr. Barry la a c “ He auggeeted postponing the. name Is— e'old me this farm you eald I could ■lave workera to work tii'the mine or tomorrow The committee reported last night that the Arata graduate of Ihe 1951 claaa of the May Adams * ?’* " * ' j . wedding." said a determined St. and made It a hevaly guarded for­ scheduled f.vo sessions of debate, would walk out if the Council refus- local high achool and la at pre.s- Louie girl who Bred three shots grow nuts on it. . HAZEt FLOYD, Agsnt II Makes a 3 Opposed to Moe -You misunderstood me—I bidden military area. h.it 11 aoealters inrludlng Bril- d R> discuss the Moroccan ques^ f*nt nerving in the U. S. Navy;" speech i from a revolver over her Bance ■ said you could go nute on it. _ tsh.minister of state Selwyn Lloyd lion- ’^1 " could not be confirmed aboard the aircraft carrier Saipan. ANpOVER, CONNECTICUT head. Analysis by West German and snd' Russia’s A*»drel Y. Vlshlnaky ••’om Arab aourcea here. (§• 13 Withdraw * 1®"“" Allied economic experts shows; The wedding date la set for" Sat- TEL. PIlirrim 2-7682 la ck. I . ai ^3 Roman bronie It takes more than a title to were ahead of flenon. / ...... • irday, SepL 13, In St,/James' * Dtminullve ol 23 Mend 41 Promontory Phil—So you spent a month in 1. The plants produce vast quan _ 4.T Cubic meter make one a leader, India’* candidacy for the con- _ - . _ *1 I Church, . Beniamin 25 Forefather the South-Seal. Was it hot out titles of war material, tncUidlng fcrence is backed by BriUln and P rC eflim iS r c r ile «, T, screen starlets ’ Summer"!Fr.) 27 Shill 4*Transposei tanks and'tariV parts. smafl arina there? ,, Altar-Ratione three other Commonweellh coun­ uliwwu IS Bloodleasncu gcutwood 29Counlnca (a b ) Bill— Hot? You could practically mortals,' shipyard parts, cranes, Statistics say that married men tries, Russia add most of the Arr.b- r ' l m i ’ CFfXA I I Powerful 9 Tribulationj 33 Mexican disii 49 Goddess ol wash out and dry out at the same chemicals and synthetics. As an Work. The United F’tetes . J l l S l I t t , explosive p „io d , of 34 puBs up infatuation Outlive their bachelor brothers. 2. »Approxlmately 2.50.000 highly time. opposes India at the peace t?h!e. ___^ 17 Unusual 3« Male child 51 Ee-slern Perhaps It’s Just that married skilled Bast German workers are arguing that »> " Boato,!. 'Aug. 2.5 -lA^-Supreme 19 Prohibit ijC eaie 37 Give theater of Phil Silvers, the "Top Banana’ years .. . employed in the 33.. plants. Srem lonifer than ihp othara. dlecrlmlnale sgrlnsl court .Justice Robert H. .'sekson 2® .^laEBulient...... 31 Sayi _ opeiationa eomedlan. report! .. that during a 3. The chain of indnstriai mills :intar«.tM^l^-occa..aa-J*^aji..and 22-lTawanan rd,,Q^^, 39 Feminine (ab.T ' ------iMbelU CoXw. e rdys' basketball game, if you see »lx — WTTS ao- organised' that It fed-Thr NatlonsUst China 23 Units ot ^ ' 2J Rat appellation 5.T Flalhsh mechanised Red army in Bast Ger­ The Kev. C. H. Anileraoa • The Uev. Bernard S|>«ug »Tn lo danger of be'ng lost ' reluctance men on one team, the extra man w ife —Darling, jwould you like I’ vun piled up nmii.ng j^rin- ^ through "being .gradually bartered running around la probably Bxlng many with moat of Its equipment of d-'iiiinciBllons against India In j i4 Theatrical 0 some' lender chops, nice brownerl except for artillery. Jet aviation .■i-n.mciatlons against ‘ n a '»;!" | or traded ” for'aecurily. r p" I The Rev. Bernard Spong, of Melhodiat Church, with Pastor the Political Committee, acc.s ng I y,, Amcric-n Bar A mM. ai(ns t the game. potatoes, string beans, and then fuel, synthetic rubber and gasoline GRANTS IS OPEN Brockton, Masa., the Rev. G. Henry Spong, tntematiorially known leader 21. Ranters some delicious apple pie with her of "anueasement to the night that individual freeSm £ >1 The dentlet’i patient was grum­ for tanks and armored cars, have Anderson of East Greenwich, R. I., against crime ai!ltvllles, as speak­ rr-nlst Bggrcfesors... Treachervof phltdsophv N ‘ e 28 Noise cheese? been turned" out In big quantittea. and the Rev. Kenneth Orgnqulat of er. the first ma"nltude. . . vonstrntr' givc’'v.'sy to 30 Fiber knot# bling about the -fee. Hubby-.No dear, let's aave The Russian.s conflacaled the * Woman -Five dollars la . an Bast Hartford, will be gueai apeak- The program on Monday, Ijibbr hatchetlng st the tree of freedom (nfa^eesU oF the atXe." 31 Aae money and rat at home. largest producing plants in the ers at the 67lh annuaF Hartford Day, .. will include a morning stew , to plesse the enemv of freedom. | .-nxtety;rUiden lime. 32.Afternoon 4 awful lot of money for Just pulling Kast Zone In 1915 and set up S“ a tooth. Why, It’s only two seconds Dlatrict Luther Leagu^onvenllon ardahlp hour and a full aftei nooii of India hrs done nothing hut dls- j„,j;,.^ Jr/![.aon s^d. "many are > » social event m i p •StaiB and stripes In the Amer­ chain of 99 "Soviet corporations' at Emanuel Lutheran Clmrch here reiueallon at the West Side Oval service lo th* cause of billfnin ; ree-I exc^^ge some of their 12 “ Yoo. Mom, I'm taking a thowoc!" 33 Doctrines F” B work. , ^ ,,,, ican flag were suggested by the for a giant reparations grab. Kmanurl church people will e.n WEDNESDAY 9 - I B '^g-S S Dentist— Well, if you wish 111 Sept. 6-7. the theme of which will dnm by panderingJ to ....the Interests liberties for j/re.ar^real or fancied In- 36 Diaencumbert 1 p ,ost of arms of the Washington sIxty-sIx of the smaller mills were be "Christ Above All." tertain the delegates In Ibetr of the enemy of freedom," he 39 Seasonini n s lb pull it very slowly. turned over to the Esst German homes. 'Housing accommodations, . „ ^ c'ren.se in seCiirltXagsmst external lamily. Over 300 young people from 25 foes, int/nal betrayers or criml- 40 Charged atom Communist regime early In 19,52 Lutheran churches throughout Con­ are still needed and members who P"}- '.Uniite P 16 The Irate Judge asked the na's. ■/ FOR YOllR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDINiS HOUSE with \MAJOR HOPPLE 42 Decays We hear so much about billions and now are "peoples owned"— necticut will gather (or the opening are able" to provide them are asked T’*” " i ^ 't . ...n 1 to notify Uie church office. Miss Nehru a "pthers sre e a »e r/ o bargain oiOT OUR WAY 44 Eucharistic criminal. shd niillions, it’s hard to realise natlonaltsed. business session, Saturday, Sept. 5. , . port of tlie recent ln".talIat!on of vessel II B Judge-Just what good have Berlin quarters expect the, other . Pastor C, Henry Anderaon will iJda.-Iohnson is in charge of accom- nyiy local controls for''a federal ladv. t h e v s o t a s e a l e p LOOK.'I I^ARN YOU, the relation is the sama as be­ a pro-lndinn government In -Kash rrtMONT. 45 Swimming is i '■ou ever done fhr humanity? 3.5 plants to be nationalized as apeak at the banquet Saturday eve- modallons, registration. John Heed; -rifutj.stdy.' Many will give- »ip- indt- , Huurr'cu CELLOPHANE BASFUL OF » MAJOR, RISHT NOVJ R in 1« II n % tween a thousand dollars and a mlr, declaring: .^vldtiBl rights for promiae i>t col- FUAAES FROtA TH' DOWN­ BGAt>/im$ IS A COOL R6C6PT40M f gEFORE >Oia START ----- on her ^ Criminal—Well, I keep three of soon ss they are turned back to ning. The Rev. Granquist will de-' banquet, Verner Gustafson; pro- ; TO SHOW i four detectives working regularly million dollars. liver the sermon at the Communion gram, Sandra Doutl; sports. Jack "From the knowledge of how I lective advantages. A l it t l e TOWN TRAFFIC • -AND 'OU , FOR RETORNING yilAYFAReRS I ^OPPSRlKkS THBr hobbies NO 8 the Germans. ASN ME TO SIT AND The biggest are the Knipp- service Sunday morning, and In*; jRobiiison. Rev. Philemon Anderson India has been beiiavlng ki^ash ’’The queatlon pOsed by the in te r e st EMPTY, tXJSTV HOUSE, AND A NOT® mallucinatioK that i ^ mlr, my dslegatlon fravs.lv-tloubts Fa-sclst and Communist move-i IN VOUR watch WHAT IT DOSS "DEAR. CHUMS, TtE GO»4e TO “ sprite 1 1 Oruson Steel Works In Magdeburg, spii-atlonal public rally that eve- la general chairman for the conven- TO SOME BUSS YOU'RE THE CHEP^ i V BY DICK TURNER -jwhether India V-'IU live->*n to the meflts 1 . , Is whether, today. Ub-p' SON'S COOStN CLARA’S AMD PUT TH E ----- WHO TAUGHT ^ ^ 47 Wickerwork p CARNIV*L once a mighty arm of the Kriipp ning will be held in the .- South ( tloBt , COINS6.’ ' IN TH’ BAS/ P gtlnmaking renter In the Ruhr. high rrtdral standard It aeems to rrty Is regarded by the masses of OTHER BOARDERS OJX TO PASTURE DELMOlkllCO material »T 0 t* expect the R-publie’ of Korea to men as their most precious pos­ iW e r b ’| a 80)Co f c r a c r e r s ah - They - have been making tank HOWTO SO DIspasiionate 3,384 miles. He is going 3,000 more | D t l O l l practice. session. Certainly in the minds of ' A OF «CRe»^AlHT IHTHE 53 Air raid A h trarka and wheels, grenades, rmall before the election on Sept. 6. r M M lV arms and c'ranes for the Soviet Pyun excuse^!’ the bitterness of many foreign peoples our type of CUPBOARD — alarms This, doesn't ruunl Bide trips by a s ;, I I I : hi.s c.tt.ack tlie ground- lli.it Individual liberty has been out­ - YOURSELVES.^ 54 Corinthian r army. Another Soviet-held plant In Riituniobilo, In ii bRjigag* u h t , lh« I aIK llllllO IS Korea is Xiiear lo death." arid valued by piom1.*es o ' social wel- coin JT n i Magdeburg has been producing the mkl-hlnery for the uranium niinea Chancellor carries two b 1 a c k I peopie who...... have been very pCBr . fare and economit aeenrlty, which .Mercedes llmoiisines. He roars off 1 j • X . . lo demh are usually terribly I they want too passionately to be In Thurglnia ahd Saxony. in these on frequent side Jaunts, I Hammond, Ind , Aug. 25 -M — A BUGS BUNNY RiiMwr Plant I,iafe*«^^**’*“ the Leipzig Bull Bearing Works, SlUl bn.Hk of movement Hu*r <.>oUv had been In the water at . Kalla to Send Troops I tion’s 7.5th anniyersai-y conven- the ^ It z Combine (tank partsi, lamrod erccL the C,5iuiicellor sel.s ipast six \y,feki, '-fiidia sent not one single ^ . Ihe Silbit-Krossen Works at El-j a pace that exhausts 'youngi-r | • No trai'e' has been found of soldier to defend Ireedoni. It b a il, Karller the house of delegates ster (armor plate, tank' tracks inenil>ers of his staff. He mak'-.s Graver since he was abducted (SkACKERS.' now wittingly dispaU-hed thom- william J. Jameson of and parts) and the Kirov-Werk at two or three siieechrs a day plus from his Cljicago home last June PAINT It. He was a Republican who had ands of troops to guard what the : Bllllnga. Mont., to i iicceed Robert Leipzig, which builds giant cranes., i-oimtiess other stops for bri.-f Kren^'in cieatcd y.-ith much, of its q Storey of Dallaa. Tex., as presi- AND A Western quarters siiid the sbiYl I clmt.s or Just a bit of handsliaklm;. been reported a{ adds with a gOWUOF own devotion in the mld-’it of the d,nt of the association. Joseph D. of the plants from Soviet to East .Vdenauer Talks Off Cuff powerfill bipartisan bloc on Chica­ WAXED go^*West Side. ti ec world, the Communist iiiqui.ai-jstochcr of Toledo, O- • JPWI-L'AMC, German Communist hands would Tlie old man gets up in th l on where lens of thou.aands of I circled secretary and Harold H. ri-l'B SEDAN DEI.IVERED V • FRUIT r,.If bring about little fundamental Dr. Stecy said the head of the EreTleU of Indianapolis wa.s re­ n k a X A ARE MADE -NOT BORN inoMiing long before his entouia.te IN' MANCHESTCB change. and wci ks on the sp< eehes ^ h! h ' ^rr.hsoncia^wm^ indoctrinated ot elected treasurer. • P !«9 p it * 8V l Um »> ttXBi, ir tH5 OptlnriBl .But economic experts 7>elleve Itvio/nnt vHira MrlMail iir*9, tttra. Prlrt* « • } *trr BY V.T. HAMLIH day. Generally he talks r into Communism for tUftitly’ ln DMriTj o:'siWe to eollahorate with !n- the industrial output to ga to Rus­ F o r Conipeii8ali<»ii trade-m*value of the year" later on. Adenriuer is holding oown throe ^rgyi* Book around one leg. A j dia on llie saiue side." Ltiler he i» "the buy of tl^year” today . . . will be the N:tM-« sia in straight barter for what other hlg Jobs-'Chan- ellor, to.*jiver chuiiii w.ia found around the and Limb told reporters the \ the East Zone neeila fqod, grain, lign mlni.ster..and masti-rm.nd of I of the neck. ' i South tCorean government took .Washington, Aug. 25 t/P> The raw materials, roal and oil. the campaign of his ChrlsUan’l Police said the man was sdiout the position such collaboration Ls BRUNNER'S, INCORPORATED The Soviet pla’hts .were hotbeds Vcleians Admlniatralion said^^ to­ Dcniocratlc parly. 5-feet-8. weighed atxqil 160 pound*, ’’impossible," not Just ’’naxt lo im- day that 580 a month from Von- .MA.NCHEirrER of unrest , in the June riots and ’ CaWlaiet J«R>n-a\one have Ju it and had a large chest.. ' pos.sible." y 8.5* r-AMT CENTER STREET 0 ' strikes. ■sidered sourc-'.s is the "general The turnback of- the plants was worn but tXs’O of the Chance!loi a Chicago police planned to look yardstick’’ i for determining ;,oupger colleagues, who have an- i at Ihe body at a mortuary in near- I'. S. TO OI*l*O.SE UE-MAN’D eligihiHy o f one parent’ to receive Included m the MoscoW annolince- United Nations, N... Y., Aug. L'.5 / » i f ment of a treaty with East Berlin noiineed they are quitting after by Whiting this afternoon, compensation for the death of a U.#. 9m. OM the f-Ierlion. Adenauer hoBe.s for n The body was found -by Vincent i/P) The United Stales will o(>- Ce income. The VA is . ; CHRIS WELKIN. Planeteei He Means It BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES The government newa agency agulnst cunsiderf^'Uon of the ques- Wb rrnntee Deed and one or tWo other member* now' I'lieeJ^riig on the status of all ftOT W O «t POO GOS announced that the North Korean parents m eiving . eompen.sation WAY AT SEARS WEYfE TAKIlG VOUBACK TO WORK tiCKPV GATO STlVJIt W tW -VL .TWAOitiO THOM James R. Morelli to ’Edward E^ cived to vole In the nega- HK> VWT YOtt TWt VWT TO, TtVSHT ,VWO CMTkG? OtWY WATH HTR foreign hilnister had sent a cable AcrHiciit Ulaiiii .'or .servii'e-connected deaths grow­ f o r l>$, jimmy, w e l l YOUR R»Y of thanks to Ackermann for hl.t Doucette and Alva Doiieette, prop- ab.stain. Seven a,fir..ir.Uve XAUJVSfe .TOO ~ TT^ OT WtCl TO W. THOOOHTG ,A eTOAMOl South Alton St. ing out of World War I L ] ROFBUtRANOCO AHP S a iC M U tum your EXPEEIMES^ CAR APPROACVitS •••• congratulations .on^th* . aRJ'ivei: fca are required Iq put the ques- TKt TOOT TPAW. i. AVO N Iktl " I h S e l ■oii oil ’ th* Xl-naUon council s ■ Tile ''gerier^ ya’rd'sUcTC,’ as One wrin HOBIW5! I ---- TO ' sary of Korea’s “ liberation" eight ag.m:.'.. ‘ . t ffirini (fesid-ibed ■it,"'applie.s'to aTt ------TH\tiV ‘ years ago. .1. IS FOKtllVr.N CATALOG SALK OFFICE The Council meets tomorrow af- ronipensation cases' for parents, Rumors have .circulated that .Settlement hakvj^en rjriehed^n .whether the sou or daughter died Ackerman had been purged from lch,.Coim.. Aug. 25 (A*> a elalm growing ouOrf-alBaceruent ^ teinoon. o t -S C I vice-connected disabilities of the government for teaming up Greenwich, the town that literally Feb, ,5. 1952 when Ijiwreiu.e Jack- j The A.'ian-Arah bloc snught'un- X X aucce.ssfully in 19.51 lo bring the peai-elinie or wartime aervire. with Ivhelm Zaisser, detioswl kicked the Uiflled Nallona out In ' ;-on. C-.veqr-old .son of Mr. and Mrs. “ Dependency Is generally he’.d, police chief, in a movement to un 191* will joins"’joliis^lhe rest of the Burton Jni\aon, 63 W ells St., was issue before the Security Council, . seat Walter Ulliraeht a.s parly ■ haliun in observijig.ymled Nations sliuc!. by a car oiJerated by .Martin On that occasion, the United lo ex.St when Income from Right ot v «w fcigor.tip«H v f fy boss. Ackermann has lieen’tfropped j week on Oct. L8, 4 Mooney, 2.3, of 101 Maple. St.. States abstained and the question iwmrees t-onaidered' does not exceed from the Politburo on charges of j .Seven .year.+ ago the T7. N. made Mooney fvas o|>erating. a car failed lo 'get the required seven a month for mother or father thing y0« n««4 fcM,-y6«r»olf, your too being a "defealiat ” —during the overtures for a headquarters loca- ov\ned by William' Wiganowske; votes. ,..-.1____ not living together,’’ ’ the officials I told VOU BEFORE,- Tlio Aslans and Arabs blamed ■aid, "or 5135 a month when the j TWIVNWS! June 17 Slaat Gctman workers’ re- ti„n in Greenwich close tbvhe New The accident occurred------at 1:15 fomUy. your hem*! S*ors big n*w kebab., I'M NOr \ hellion. ' , York .stste line. So much Opposi- p in on Wells St. United States for their failure. parents are living together, plus ■ IMTEREGTEP! In Bonn, West Germany’s tough developed tliat the plan was The amount of the settlement! They later brought the issue to the 43.5 a month for each additional ; . ‘ oiii Chanrellbr-Kbnratf "Adenauer,] a r i., . t ^ M T.mi hbandon'’ed ahd tlie' New'Tdrk’ City l i a s "hot ’been ■‘dIscto.seiT. Attorneys --€0-nalion-General Assembly. membet' -of-tlie l’aniily'.fuU-y-.ttc-..j ■ W I o i^ W m flghUng for re-election at. 77, is site was selected Instead. for the p.artle’s have applied, for a The U S. delegation gave no ex­ fendent on such eompen.sation.’’ planation as to why a negative vote BV a L VERMEER LANK LEONARD rhaking- his political opponents But all that will be forgotten probate hearing which has been Sources to be e-onsidered la wid* **l*etiou — mor* thon 100,- ■ PRISCILLA’S POP NothinR Is Perfect MICKEY HNN A Good Bet! squirm with some campaign meth­ during United Nations week. - A s<'hrdtiled for 10 s in. Sept. It in would be cast this time instead of compiit'ing income include such r the office of Probate Judge John the abseiUiqn. A spokesman said thiiigs as receipts from businesses, T M IS OKAT! WT UH AFRAID I KNOWf ods bdrri)we- o N i y DOUBLE o u t a n , tnm lEMOVBtYFOOUSH! rVE SEEN States. • 1 vote no on the ground that the Ji L I K E Taking a leaf from American board of estimate and taxation, is clBl Sei iirity payment.s. .... outstanding values ..... vM deeslitt? AiynUITNBi CAME oyer . HMTCHWO already a1 work on plan* for a ’’ttiX TILE .MILLS .STRUCK i| MOroi can issue was,not fell to be a Jl.iwever, the official rever.sed a > T O DON’T EARLY so HE COULD WARM presidential candidates, the Chan­ I threat lo international peace and LIKE! ' cellor l.s criss-crossing tiie nation street parade, poster and essay I statement made. ye.slerday and at low budgot-picosing prices! Try up! HFS OUT ON TNE as a ’’whlstle-alop ” tour to let contests In the schools. It is plan­ Manila, Aug. 25 i/F) ’Tw o thmi-. aer^lly- ■ J ! ."aid receipt of VA insurance benr- O ^ R O T S PRACTKX TEE MEHTNOW! ned also lo have prominent dele- sand workers of the government-1 Th* confirmation came a lt^ a tits is di.sregarded. Other items mllhons of German voters and operated National DevelopmervL. foreign office s^kCsman in Pari* this modem, eosy wdy to shop! . hear hinn— ge.te.s to the U. N. take purl In the .iL'iegarded include niu.stering out observaiiee. Co. textile mills striick today for said the United State* 1>ad Informed ' He’s traveling in a bright red France of il* intention* to vote pay. . - donations and the six moht’.is special train replete with all the higher wage*. against con«d*raUoi of the ques- gratuity paymcnl.a made by the New on the market are, nylon ,Tlie Walkouts paralj-zed opera,- ’UMP>iltV trimmings' of ..a lion...... _ . rD ef-'A" Dept. I-, ------^ "special -press agenjs, harried -fitted Yheetir ■ with ■ matching Jdl-.rtiona- -m—the - islands’ only - seven I6w eiisea, Tlie nj’lon .sheets weigh ' textile mills. A striker snokeaman The Arab-Aslan countries also advisers, a radio telephope, body­ were informed by th* United States There are 38 forelgp-aoc'cer stars ’ guards,. teletype printers aqd a iesa than cotton sheets, dry quii-k- said the company failed to Increase in Italy’s major league team*, \ ly aniJ need no ironing, ainre they'wage* as recommended b'y one of last night. . . * '-separate car for newsmen. . An Arab League kosirca in Cairo mostly .Scandinavian*. VISIT YOUR SEARS SALES OFFICE SOON! .1 So. far, Adenauer has covered fit snugly over the mattress. ' the company’s committees. , t t i- m Slop b.v .<5oon an^Nf! ns tell you about the man.v features of SeaTs Catalf^ Shq|H V b y LESLIE TURNER tY MERRILL C. BLOHSER ^CAPTAIN EASY The Fishing (iear FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS End Of Party pinR Service . , . sure that you ate takinjr full advantage of all the »erv. THREE oilWS 'f b n e t . FELLA TRY TO GET icra we hM’e to offw catabR shopping at Sears, the easiest, most PM CM|CK4 ? r KEHLER MO SEND VPU MS FISHING .. - ■ WANGLE H O t^ .PARTY-, mi.ufBGeEA GCARcALSO A TEST 10 tWlKE SURE , -T<3 g e t .MT stuff. ’ as — iM d H tC W N d A. ABERNATHY. MiSNER'S YOU GME IT TO A HkKEE EMPLOYE^ GECKO'S AMBUSHVMSWER OUGSTlONSf ’ convenient way of all to i I TREASURER JiND DUO MORE AWEEK AfiOlBUT ^ ^ DUNCAN BANNER. OUESnONS THE GENERAL WAS SDLL a> LOCAL CREDIT SERVTCB— All de- , WHICH ONLY DANGEBORHeO. SEARS TR A IN E D CLERKS Jtrovidc hANAGER'. IIHVf IMCEE EMPlOy- lail.t are taken care of right here in^ EES would HM/E KEPT IT'.. a personalized shoppinR service; help UKELV KNOW. with shopping problems. the" office. ' ' ALL SEARS CATALOGS—are avail­ I , ves,.. SHOP BY PHONE! Simply dall the ' th r ee PAY , office here, tell Sears' clerk what you able to give you a wide, wide aclection , AGO*. COWEJ — 100,000 items! " ___ .IG E T IT l want to order.

SAVE ON MONEY ORDMIS . . . SAVE ON TRANSPORTATION. When y ou call for your package here fWIW ms Utrvm. w I. •#«. U. %. 9m Check Fees, too, when you place your, Keep SMSM Wrl|l*r'» .Spearmlat Can la ysW ol^er in person. at your local Sales Office. BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE While She Sleeps BY WII«SON SC'MIGGS aanaet packatafiMitf*.' EaJey *• aajrpUw. » y lyiC FLINT Forced March liiae. Ab8 what a help that toel. refresW.M — ANP THAT LVY, IT LOOKS WiiglB^* Sacwialat flavor U wkea your asoulh AS YOU VNALX, REMEMBER THAT IV NATE TO THAK WHAT WOULP j[tU iaT«a4“eoltoay” . .. Ilbrightea*your - VOUVE KOLfTEC LEOTWCEAM7 HAPPEN TO ME F B«A»kf FOUNtF^ I TURNED L K i WEVE "Catalog Sayings Are Big Sayings ri OVER HEADING PER | : ■. ? laale. OMwiaf belpo keep your teeth c l ^ . loo! HE'D LKE MOTVnUE BETTER THAN TO . OUT etafes''5 MiONey — So dww •fleu. chew Wrlfley’a Spearwiat Gii*^ 50Ua*BTMN6SVk»TWTV4ATeUN lY.'^ K . COUNYERFETT- TO TVB TVRJOPJT H E MSCKEfT.' AUTHOR WHERE m i A , 0 0 TTIES.' H E A L T H F in , SEARS, ROEBUCK R E rR E S H IN G

DBuaous Gofoleg Solos OIRco X i l l Mcriu StriMt fhooo MHchol 9-4M1 -t ; X • \ 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 25, 1953

LOCAL Moriarty’s Fairfield’s Behind Joe Dyer’s No-Hitter Sport Chatter Robinson Making ■jr Record 5 to 0 Victory EARL W. YOST Represent Players in Baseball Talks Dodgers, Yanks Seen Versatile Star Moves In First Playoff Tilt Sparta Eittar A s 100 Game Winners OOIXJCOnON at last Sunday’*^ cluda. Faikowakl and Bibb, Into Third Position Rtata Alumni Little League baae­ K a r< fo m Bilk Townart. YK8TRBDAV*fl BRIIXTB Alofiky, Banavige Each ball finala at Charter Oak Park New York, Aug. 25 (BV-^iModk- Bv BEN PHiurXlAR kptp* up anythUiR llk« the pace It ____ .... for the American La* ---- ABortft Writer ha* travelled #o tar* Kaliesal waa tET.75. M oA than >300 lyn’a Jackie Robinson, a pWanfital Nn aam^s nrhrdulrd. ftoff testimonial banquet for the Unless the Milwaukee Braves The Dodgers have 18 games left Amerirae Red Sox Ace Collect Two SafeticE; contrlbutad by apettatora ^ — Jim Maneggia threat for National L e a ff^ ’bnt- No gamfs acheduled. n gamaa played at tha locpKpark. M t a championship Lisgton Junior end Chlcaro White Sox can find a iTAItBINtiA 2nd Game Wednesday^ All proceeds, after ------baaab^^ tywt yt^r^ y at Ung honors, I* maklhk a btW ed Will be difitrlbutad pgUaltr '/bid for the-lfiis3-tUle*_'"'- /' B^^kVnThoUd w?h th^‘» n \ \ W. L. Prt. GBL Night «r Memorliil Bankers’ Ace hv 12 «mea^ a^^^ a U-T 'dlvlaion of the remaining Brooklyn ... M :» .M» -r- tha eight toumu The versatile IMdir«r haaiBOVad American by nine. conteat. Brooklyn haa feaated on Ililwaulcc^ . 74 48 .«s • glon Home, Army and Navy Club. . .m m n. i Into third placaplacd withivim a .3a8.S**f' ,3>t A«br- Philadelphia iM U .RU Big Joe Dyer pitched Morlarty inMPIBKBin the Alumfil Tour- BlUh Hardware, Oaudat’s and tha P i t c h e s fln d B a t s T e a m age and i* challenging the A aurvey today of the remaining T h “ em St. laOUtS .. M 64 .MO 17 N^a* A’ork , 67 «4 .471 i Brothers Into a commanding one namentjrit donated l ^ r aarvicaa Naasiff Arm*. Dinner wtil be rv. o . a w ; i Mbnte Ifvln of the OlanU an«_Tl*d re .^ l«e a ‘‘2lowr''“'“ breVk'Td ^ikll of 2^:^ rinclnnatl . 64.. m . .438 »>», I game lead In the Nstlfinal Little fre«..,J|ay Ramadell^nd Bam Va- aaryj^ at 7 o’doch. T o 2 t o X W i n D V e r ' gchoendienst o f the Cardav Jk*ln iThirago ... 4a 7A .3gn 37tB canu each worked^ve games and W - L illY ---- TWinei IWO* leagOT wttlt .tSfrTgnd ■ ^ i ‘*^ T T ^ r*^ r^ 8 ^ h ou ld Win 21 In the American l>agufe there Pittsburgh . - .316 47 League 'Tllayoffs last night with a Y a s s i n A r m s r'OnCischoendlenat l# nmnerup at ,M7. '• aiiii TA«> 11 th f reirt of Ahe^ season. IsnA much. tO-chodsft>ctWf-h jk * -&av«, J fp at. two . WORD .WM •!«"* tW*. Nrw V»*rk .. aePialfonaf ho-hit,-. nd-rvifi 1M7 vie- - gams* each; morning that tn* Town of Man- ...... In Hie-AdiyHain EdfigiM'Wttag'"' g fv ln n h lm t^ta'T o T 105 proapectiye record* df the Yankee, ChiCACn ...... 76 4R .610 8» BTANDI.NGS and the White Sox but the Yanka ricvcUnrt ...... 70 52 .574 13 tory over Fairfield MarkeU. By cheatar haa purchased the night derby, Cleveland’# Al Boeei| ka* victories and 49 defeats. A'ND1^''^ND PETE Managgta W L Pci. wrested the lead qwa.tr'' tr*m 2. The Braves should have *a currently lead by S’ j gamea and Boston...... 7D 56 .666 15 downing the Grocer* in the ItaaF lighting unit at Robertson, Park. have played oiie leaa game than WMahington ...... 60 65 . 4*1 24*. and Beiwie Alemany ar* members Th* lights war* installed Mvaral Brown 8 Beaupre .. IS 3 .867 Mickey Vernon of the Sefiatfir*. 17-13 record the rest of the way Phllad^Tphia ...... 4J» 73 .402 34 game of the playoff, Moriprty's P’irat .Natl/mal ---- 8 6 .571 Rosen picked up alx pnliMfi to and an overall standing of 93-61. Chicago. Detroit ...... 45 77 .365 .V of the Pred Raff Indiana in a Hart­ years ago by th# now defunct- ...... 42 64 .3.33 43 broke the Jink that FalrfteWa had ford baseball circuit. Andy played Manchester Trust 8 10 .333 forge ahead of Vernon. .826 la J*8., 3. The Yankee# can be expect­ St. lx>uia Softball Tsrlllght League. .214 HERE’S HOW It ahould work TODAY** OA.3IR8 oyer them at they conqtfered them third baa* with St. Thomas Bern- Nasalff Arms 3 n The Indians’ third bnarman Wtnt ed to win 20 and lose 12, giving NhIIhiiaI three time* in thj^^cond round out. 8l. l..4miA Al N>w York <2-twl-nifhl>~- Inary laat season while Pste and MBOION j u n io r s will hold a IS-for-SS and cUmbed up from them 103-51 for the year., enroute to winniitg the title. Far­ First Nstional Bank eked out a third place. Orestes (Mhinlo) #11- 4. The W’hite SoX figure to win Chicago haa 16 firat dlvlaion and Rmlov M6-6» and MiioU m-7l vii. Alemany performed with Man­ meeting Thursday night at 6 1.5 aecond cUvlaion game., remain. n0-7> and Horn (7*6l. ing but 19 ^batters. Dyer’a per- chester High. o'clock at Mt. Nebo. allm 2 to 1 decision over Naasiff mrno of the White Ho* dropped .to 19 and lose 12. which would leave rhicaRo al Brooklyn l2-l«*l-nlRhO — formance^Waa the beat by a Little third at Jll8. them with 94-60 at the end. Ing. The IVhite Sox have won 30 Runh and HAckor <6-16» y». Arms last night at Cliarter Oak of so agalnat the first string ao PihIi’^a (S-4» and Kr^kinB Leagu^rihla season and tha bealr d i c k GRIn'a VIOH U th* Man- ROY M O TO M bay* scheduled Alumni JT'leld. Jim Maneggia led Roaen, trying for a hitting .Wple ClnrlnnaH at PlttalnirEh i2-twl-nlirht» In' io ^ l play since Ronnie 81m- crown, alao leads In home rtinn THIS LAW OF AVERAtiKS haa f«r which ahould make it 10-6 the —Kuxhall i6-5» or Kolly n-l> vs. I.a- cheater playground horaeaho* a baaaball practice tonight at 6 the Bank as he collected all three been evaded in the past, but not j •'*■4 the wa>^ They ye been only Palitif <6-14i and Dlckniin <5-17). mdns hurled a perfect game for champion for th# 1653 season. o’clock at tha West Bide OvaL hit* off Ronnie Simmons. Maneg­ with 33 and haa the moat tuaa a shade stronger against the sec­ MIlwatikF'o at PhiladflphUtS-twl-nlirht» the Cardinals two seasons ago. Dick, repreaenting the Verplanck gia also pitched a good game. He batted in. 116. often. Theae are aome of the hard. —AntonF-llt U04l> and Bnrd»‘U^ 112-21 ond division,, winning 45 snd los­ In addition to the Gas House School ground*, defeated Jimmy SWEDE aoUMNONSON. bead gave up three ilhgles, walked six Eddie Mathews of Milwaukee cold facts the Braves must face. vs. Mtllf^r and Rnhorts (20.10). team breaking their Jins, Dyer en­ lops the National League, in home They have .30 gamea left to play, ing 28. This should work out to Am^rlraa Antonio In the final*. 21 to 13. Dick coach o f Silk City football team , and struck out eight. The game joyed peraonal revenge In kand- runs with 39 and Roy Campanella divided e.xacUy In halt between 9-6 and a total of 19-12. Philadelphia al rhiraim (nl*ht)-Gola- won three straight match** ,wHh- laat season. - i* a eamHdata for ' was called at the end of six .i The Yankees don’t haVi' as good man (G21 va. rierra fr«-*r. ^ etiinag FnJi^da.' Ouring fbe regu­ of the Dddgera is the pace-aetfer . .. , ___ first and aecond division teams. So N»w York at Detmll—McDonald (M> cut aufferlng a loa*. He also de­ tha local Merchants this aeaaon. because of darkness. a record agalnat the first division lar season although he pitched' a feated Bob Carlson and Barbara Both Bank runs were scored In in P.BI'a with 115 _ AlUe Reynolds, center, of , player* repreaentative, and CTIcago year A e y ’ve won 27 and vs. Hocfl Swod* is a back/ Th** UAdlhir bat>itn»*n (bRJi'‘a on 3(in At teams as the White Sox do, but out WaahlnEtofi at Cleveland (nl»hl) — no-hiOer ngalast the .YmerIran MacGregor. Othefa"wbo competed the second Inning. Maneggia led. Cub#’ slugger Ralph Kiner, left, Allle'a counterpart In the National League, talk with Attorney lost 24 against clubs now in the Porterfield (15-10) va I.emon (17-12). l»aU). . . - first division. This would figure of their remsining 19 they figure l.eglen, three times Fnirfield krokr were Bob Klemaa. Walter Dumas, JOE DYER finally mad* the nai4o ff theaaiT InningiasusM|^ withaasaen (he first df his | Afn^HmR ^ man Lewl” n New York, Aug. 24. Lewla, retained as counsel for major league player* representatives, to win 11 snd lose 8 since earlier (Only fames arheduled). up his no-hlt. Mds with lone aafe- Pet to give them A " break the re.st Johnny Taggart and Patty D*l- U ltl* League Hall of fam e last throe hits, a single id center. After , Plsy.r and (liuh AB. II -.32»' i ^ l o n to’ Sit fn on a meeting of baaeha.l’a executive co,mcil. hut akked in ^ of the Way. Against second divi­ this year they won 27 and lost 20. lle*.T w ice W’eat Feahler ■ Hmltetl more. » ..... night against the Fairfield Mar­ he stole secoml. Hrott Mitchell | ’ ,«2T. was recetaed to talk to Baaeball Commlaaioner Ford Frick. National League president Warren Gllea sion foes the Braves, stand 49-36. The Yanks ^ e w fat against the him to one-hit by con­ FREDDY BLIAH, III. haa been kets. Three times aarJtar thla reached on an error, Maneggia Chl<-a*o...... 4j3 jO .31H fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth necting for doiiMeo while on his . Npw . .3P> This Is equal to a 9-6 split in the playing conaUtently good golf this aaason Jo* tossed one-hitter* at holding second. Both runners I Bau-r. New 'Vorlt ...... I'Jj .3f)6 and American League president Will Harridge.______^ ______place outfits with a .56-19 record. last outing Steve McAdam’s Infield i^vKlman. ... 40D last 15 games, and a total of 17-13. Sports Mirror season and take# great delight In the Fairfield’# but laat night the moved, up on a force out^and scored Mxnilf. Vnrlc . 363 That won't be enough lo make 'Thla ahould mean 9-4 the rest of ii;. single handed him a 2-1 loss. when Willie McC'urry’a ground boll Phlllpy. PhUadrlphl^ 6034^.7 .3W Hardeman w ill' break hla own year. Hardeman scored 101 points playing and beating hi* Dad at th* husky rad head was at hla beat 634 nil HOIJIS SCORING RECORD even a dent in the Dodgers’ cur­ the way and a 20-12 total. TOD.\>’ A YE AR A G ^^V lrgll Dyer gave no indication of pitch­ Manchester Country Club course. — ------Wlerxbirkl Photo*. got through the Infield for the sec­ Kui’-nn! ...... unri achool scoring record every time in his first two seasons for the After a day off yesterday the ing a masterpiece at the start as and did not allow a base hit. Bufby. WAiUitnrion ...... ’^477 143 Yellow Jackets. rent nine game edge if Brooklyn ’Trucki of the Tlgpr|, pitched his SINKER Approaching his ~ . . , - ..I— In lha intermediate Baseball League wa* the Police and Firemen entry ahown above. Sqi«d mem- ond error of the Inning. Mitch'’!!. nf*v^lEnd ...... 367 lit .3»K» Georgia Tech halfback Leon he crosses the enemy'* goal this National League goes back to 20th victory, Mel Parnell is eu- { he hit McAdam to open, the game Championa of re v is e aeaaon CTarll# Burdick. George English, Marv Cohen. Ken Irish. Jimmy Ragazzo and Naaaiff's tallied their lone run WwMUnK. N>w York . - 327 96 .30U second no-hltler oTf the seaDon, PRO A IJ ix'H A eiR N E Y at the FRIDAY NIGHTS Little OF work with a vengeance four twi- blanking the Yankees 1-0.------Joying hla beat year with the Red' With one out. Feahler became the Manchester Country Club played " o ' Harrison. Mike Eccavich. Steve Cooper and in the. si-xth. after two were out light-hight doubleheaders/ Brook­ /League playoff jams between Irvin. S'^w York ...... 3?»6 134- F iy a 5'EABB a g o The Indi­ Sox since 1949, when he bagged second of three Grocer base run- 10 of 11 round* over the home Morlarty Brother* and Fairfield'# A walk and two hit batsmen loaded ftrhofrMliDnKt. St. , .467 154 lyn entertains Chicago. Milwau­ ans regained first place from the ners as he forced McAdam at^aec- the bases and a passed ball sent Rotiinsori Brfff>kl>'n . .... 1.34 kee is at Philadelphia.' St. Louis at 25. (N E A ). com-ae in a two week period and will atari at 5:45 at Memorial 4.57 151 .«n Red .5^ as Bob Lemon blanked ond. He stole second but was the of three playoff series. the run home. The game was called KliiRfFWRki. Ginrlnnatl .. New York and Onclnnati at Pitti- posted a acore of 68 or under. A l«« Field. , A."hburn PhlUdflphia .. .*4f»7 1A2 Boston 9-0. will be on* of the participant* In T .. at the end of the inning. FiirilU#. BfEoWyn ...... 427, 119 .32*; burgh. Tomorrow theae same two teams (^ampAnrlla Brf>oklyn .. .421 13fi TEN YEARS AGO — William the Insurance City Open at the 110 ee12'» Only six of the eight American Hauey to Manage will meet in the last., regularly Mu'^Ilor. N‘‘W York...... 344 League teams see action. St. Lquiii and Mary College dropped football Welherafleld Country Clqb which St. IsOuIr ...’.J.. 463 143 .814 for the duration of the war. ’ s Dream seta under way Thuraday. Native Dancer Police and Firemen scheduled game at 5:4.5' Spldf’r. Br*M»klyn ....---- 475 146 .312 and Boston continue to reijt but Pittsburgh Again Harry Byrd Hard-l/uck Fir«t NatinRal HeeL Philadelphia ia at Chi^ifo and TWENTY' YEARS AGO Mac * a n n u a l MANCHEBER Open, AB R “ H K Smith shot a 68 for the first round ( 6) blzgeat event on the annual Wrleht If , 2 0 n (* SAFETY Washington at Cleveland for night saw -a. w AB R H PO A K To Take Rest ..3 (1 (1 4 o <». lead in the Western Open golf achedula at th# Mantdieater Coun­ i B, ciwlth, )h games snd the Yankees at De­ PtttRburgh, A ur. 25 (AV-M*n«- DrIeIcx i b ...... 3 1 l 6 o « I ____ _ Play Oilers Tonight I ('•Vf. RJ* ...... 1 0 0 1 3! 1 ! troit for the aolf^ay engagement. tournament. Icer Fr^d H*npy, who *pppiir* nur« S}*'!'*’' • *...... ! n n 2 H (t try Club, will be a two-day event Hurler; Kiner Off Pace MuncRgin. p ...a 1, 3 0 2 0‘ I Sport Schedule 1 0 1 2 D thla aeaaon. Data# Saratoga Spring#, N. Y'., Aug. 25 1 Brftfw, rf .. ...3. a 0 0 () - Ot of unothpr rh tn cf next year lo ^ry I 3b* .' V.V.V.V.V..2 2 2 0 2 0 Sunday and Monday, Sept. 20-21.’ ...2 1 0 fl 3 0 and puU thp down-troddPn | Banavifc. 2b' ...... 3 1 2 2 2 0 .(4^-. Native Dancer, back from First game in a best of ^^ree^ jwe Myle* Mc^nough.^ M^^^^ Tonight 0 I 0 0 o A field of 280 ia expected to com­ ...2 0 (t 3 0 0 •*H burgh PIratea out of th4* National ' ;...... * New York.k. Aug. 25 14V-Harry O o w lc V N a tio iia l Ch^ago where he won the >100,()00 Is hitting at a 485 clip In the I. I-. 1 ;,tr('«rrv. rl .. X n 0 0 t) Red Sox vs. Dodger*. 8 -Char­ 0 0 0 0 0 -0 aeries betw'een the league rham-;

pete. ------; Kenny Irish 1* y p e c t ^ to hurl lor riiurilia. Ib 2 0 0 0 0 ter Oak; „ Six Coaches to Prepare Leagua cellar, aaya hr’a j 0 10 0 0 Byrd, the Philadel|lhta'ii'hiladelilhta'ii big right-right « added American Derby Saturday, pion Poltp# and Firemen and "real dlaappolntment” thla .^eaaon. [olbmin. c ...... 2 0 0 6 0 0 CREDIT/for th# State Alumni the Police and.^remen. | ..22 2 3 16 6 .1 Police 4 F'lremen vs. Bantly Oil. hander, has taken over as th wlilv.take a vacation until Rept.' 26 Besides McDonough, the Oilers : Branch Rickey. Jr., a'cliiVoffi- League Wtaeball tourney being American League's hard - luc Small Rifle Kin" Bantfy's Oiler* will start the In­ ^ • rrITI Arm* *1) 5:45 Nebo. . . TotaU ...... 24 6 7 16 « (» staged In Manchester thU aeaaon wheit.he meets Tom Kool In the have soufhpaw' Jackie Hedlund for ! Ahh R H PC /f K Wednesday. Aug. 28 ACCIDENI rial ^nd aon of General relrfleM Market# «•) ' pitcher thla aeaaon. Byrd haa loa . •'Dream-Race" at Belmont Park— termediate Baseball l-cagtie play­ i 0 0 4 ‘V ol Massillon High Gridders goes U/R#c Siipt. John Hedlund mound duty. Leading hitters are ’ *> Fairfield's vs. Moriarty’a. 5:45 Branch Rickey, practically con­ AR R H K ) A K 15 games but he'a dropped four p.rrv Ohio. Aug. 25 (iPi the S.io.oqo-Sysdnby Mile. offs tonight ai 0:45 at Mt. Nebo. 3 0 -1 1 2 of firmed report! . yeaterday that McAdam. lb ...2 0 0 '6 0 1 and M'el Cuihlng. Johnny »»'Yed «■ The oners placed third during the Ronnie Brault. Hedlund and Bob-1 po^iireni. rf 1 0 0 0 U 0 —Memorial Field. ’ ■ AdaniB. r ..2 0 0 6 1 o Owner Xjfred Vanderbilt and by Duncan. Ma.n.y Starln, an aU|i;niaR. 3b .... , 3 i) I 0 (» 2 First National vs. Nassiffs. 5:45 New York, Aug. 25 (45—'There ward to the glorious future. These Haney will be given a 19.54 con­ FcBhlcr. aa ...... :. 2 0 0 1 3 O tourney director while M*I handled regular season. 11-01 00 .. 2 0 0 0 2 0 mptiy of the detalla, plua tha an­ « a r * “ around performer for . * , ' / -Charter Oak, , sre happy and festive occaalon* tract and Haney left little doubt Klahcr. p ...... Tomorrow night the fourth 21 . 2 0 O 1 J 0 haa come to this desk a rather re­ Twcrdy. lf ...'I. .. 1 0 0 0 0 O nouncing and p.ubllcity. 2 0 0 0 0 0 Roy Motor* vs. Tire, 6.45— as a ,ruie'. Massillon's winning he will sign.' Floyd Baker, veteran Boston ammunition factory, and fires a , B' > y ihriV-ouarter place Manchester Mancnesier 'iire.sTire.s winwill tangleuiiigiv will be In the starting lineup. Es- ' Mu;,n.r. ri . markable documentary on the W. Rvrholakt,'rt ..,2 0 0 n 0 o with Roy Motors in another best of cavltch w*Jl catch for the PFs vfith ! .3 0 1 10 1 0 Nebo. GET SET NOW average over the past 32 years Haney InlieriM n Inal place* Norrla...... 8b ,.2 0 0 0 0 0 Red Box infleldcr, haa played in minimum of 50,000 rounds a year o ,n herS'Fndav ^ . I U 0 1 0 0 American way of life, the annual ..2 0 0 1 0 1 / ANOTHER BASEBAIX aeaaon in practice." ia the new national S «r«to g8 ^ u p ^ ^ e Fr^^^^ three game set. Bill Gritnason. doing likewisi^ for ^ Kalkowskl, It having been .814. rookie-atlidded cHib from former ; Byiv^at^r. rf 801 major league games and been Dick McGuire, playmakst for the Manager BUly MeyCr when he took j mcNVU, 2b ..2 0 0 0 1 *1 la on the homd' alretch and ortce One note of interest In tonight’s (he Oiler*. . .'T o ia lo ...... 17 1 3 IS 4.VJ brochure of the Maaaillon (OhioI | Aa a result of all these actlvt- to bat 2,203 times, yet h* haa hit ...... njo noo—3 N. Y. Kntekerbockera-)n the NBA. over laat December, The Btica have [ ...... 17 o n i» 7 1 again Manchaater waa without a only on* . That came In *7 o L L't^^S^ley'^Clinlonville. gwnr 1* that the American l.e- All playoff games will be played n&nk ...... oao nm—1 High School football team. We feel ties, wo taum, Massillon haa be- repreaenUtlva lit organized haze- Conn., a quiet, alocky 38-year-old ^nr-age cup— I- evant.---- and the field I^ n ’s No. I hitter, Moe Morh-ardt. at Ml. Nebo. AH *r« scheduled' Nsssift haa Jed Ih r Knleka in aasiaU four won cmly 41 game* thla aeaaon i M«^lartv_____ „a ...... los ni*--A 1646 with th# Chicago Whit# Soz.. now may include auch as Alerted, Stolen bxj'e.^XrieZKia. McCurrv. . FOR Mr deserve* wider distribution than ” t5ty oL/tWampions.” tWampion*.' 'The — ----- tucresa Riin.'hatird In. Saltnonda 3. Aloalii ball in J953. Laat local pro waa J^ll be hatting against the Legion to zt»rt-at 5:45 Reynold.; sacrifice. Reynolds; lefl nn straight years. while loalag 89. Haney aald he, fan't Banavla#: iwo-ba.e hit. Ranavig.: atol- research loreman for Winchealer, I.*Fourche. Nameluke. Great;Cap­ bases. Bank X Nasalff* 7: base* on ------it might otherwise receive. “ t 't y qC 42ian^on.’’ ‘•Tc » “ «;em l>eo IHy, several aeaaon* ago In a Repeating Arm# Co., ended four blaming any one player **or two or en b*.^.. Fe.hler. Salmonda; douhtiy Ralph Kiner, who uauzlly ac­ tain. Cold Command and \Bit balls. Manegicln S: slrikeouts, Maneg- Grover C l * v e I s n d AlexJandSr Mewillon Is a city of apme 29,000 »» th.> ‘nger* haa sttmulaM t h ^ plav., Ranavlge lo Datale: left w Class D league. Too mucb money days of firing here yeaterday w.lth Ifia a. Simmons Id; hll bv pllcher. by. three.** celerate* hla home run pace in Au­ O’ Fate. . \ sings In posting nn 8-lfi won-lost menta and counter atatementa. i hi« «. won 28 game# in hi* rookie saeatm population whoae name has become cItlaCna who cannot wear football ha,-.. Morlartv'a 6, Fairfield. 1; baae. In oefensa Joba and almost certain Commissioner F-ord Frick seeriv Ijecyeicb-Muisnerl. ' Slm- ••We’ve , all made .. miatakee.**_____on hall,. Dyer 1, Fl.her 1: atrlkWilF. gust, la having a rough time thla 3,167 points of a poaslble 3,200. Had the Ddncer started, oal.v one record. Fddle Mnthrw* of the Bra- mona -l;' ->-1; wild pllrbea. Sim­ for the PhUadelphla Phillies in SAFE DRIVING known to virtually every football unMorms to exeel In other form* draft call* are major reaaona why month. He haa hit only four hom« Two other aharpahootera equal­ ed unimpressed .With the action of ula, Mitchell, acorer, L. fan in the country through Ita of endeavor, including fire prevtw- Haney said from the manager on U y,.. i McAdam i; wild plirhe., Maher or two other* were expected to wes. Gil Hodge# of the Dodgers, mons ; pasaefi ball down the line. I ’ve made a lot of Dyer. (MrAdami: wild pltrhee«.^aber several Bilk Towner# ar# not play- era aa compared-with 10 In August led Crowley’s 3,167 acore--Charlea the players, who hired J. Normsn Mana; lime, 1 ;10. 1911. asaociatlon with the early profea- /l^lon, 'drum corpslng and barber it ’* 3; p*eeed ball,. Adama^ umpiwa. Va* !ng baaeball for pay thla season. have opposed him. Hnnk Thompson of the Giants nnd them and know it. ! ranll-Vim-rt^Wlulie; aforer, / Talro; of 1652. Whipple of .Somerset. Pa. and John Vanderbilt said Native Dancer. Cal Alirsms of the Plmtes ench LewisT a New York lawyer, to aional game andf within the past/ shop quartetting. Ijis f year. Haney was enjoying j p,, , Moschkau of Waterloo. Iowa. But handle their deslings with their 20 years, for the amaiing exp lo^ The Tiger* play annually before ■■ SOITrBALL*OAME »»«tw««>» <»>* W'h'o has won 18 of his 19 races nnd has solved the 28-yc*r-old right- more favorable working condition | — ^— ------^ “ Rocky Brldgea, th* ez-Dodger Crowley Jiad 255 of 320 xholi In 5743.920. proved he wa* In excel­ of It*...... high- - school - - Tiger*. - Th* crOwda totaling, roughly. 160.000. Manchester par Aaaoclallon and hander for ■ pair of bomet'a this, bosses. V / a* manager’of the Hollywood Star* i only runner to advance -that far a* i)ow with the Cincinnati Redlega. tha x-rlng. a #i inch wide circle lent, form when he won the Derby sonson. Asked what' the players had ; capacity of ita high achool R a d ­ The receipt# ' support all other, of the . The Oyer retired the nei^ 10 batters the Police Department haa been leads all NaUonal League second at the center of the bullacye and form* of athletic* snd numerous at tlV'ashington Park. ~ K a rl Drews of the Phils-l*niB^ gained by hiring a counsel, Frick h ium is 32,000. / Star* won the Pacific I.,cague in order. In the fifths Bill Twerdy. moved up to Tuesd'ay ■ baseman In fielding- Rocky haa half the air* of the full bullseye. Saratoga closes Saturday, and Paul Brown, the famoiia roach other activities. Sept. 8 at 6;30 Inatead of the fol­ nerup to ' Hacker, having allovv'ed shrugged: / . ^ 1 RECAP TIRES Championship. playing hi* first gi^me sine# break­ handled 533 chances with only Whipple got 253 in the ring, and the Dancet will be aent to Belmont “Aa far asT can ace. nothing." of ftic Cleveland Brown^ gained There sre many educatOF*' who ing a finger in ^ LL tournament lowing night. Proceed* from the eight error# for a .685 average. 25 circuit clouts. *# t lOf Tom Fpol. the "handicap champ-' ytvere the most Instrumental b ig ! 7 1 0 x 1 5 . ball. The preaea^Massillen coach. tempo. has consented to run th# llee. Me aaya he fire* at' lea#l 100 thought 1* that it doesn't appear to gram and I wanted to be in on it threw to/fir*t to alertly complete rlg^hthandcr haa baan to tha plata rounds per prswtice and hla 5‘early ion who ia undefeated in eight 1948. . leaguers In br(ngtn|^ about the (Pins Exchange Casing) Charlea Matheryhaa a record of 47 hluecoats. have done the little Ohio city any whe.p it materialised. 1 am no a . Dyei; retired the 25 tlmaa with nary a hit. total adds up to ’’n minimum ol , I aces .this...... year, — ------also------ia at Siiralpga Hoeft. a 2J-venr-old southp*X. move. vlctorien aad three defeat* In the next M tter on a ground ball and grooved 14 home nms tos.ses in lasting harm. quitter." A R T PONGRATZ and J*ff 50,000.” He uae* rille* » 11 h i but Trainer John Gaver has yet Said kiner: USED TIRES FOR SALE past five finished up in the final canto in a Should the St. Louis Brown* fin­ Btorks he mnkeo lo custoro-llt hi* | to announce hi* 1M2. His won-lost record this sea­ ' “ We hired him mainly aa a coun­ The current brochure list* 84 blata of glory by striking out the Koelach ar* Manchester reaident* ish In the American League cellar, son is 8-11 and he has pitched 157 who ar* member*, of the shoulder. 1 may go to Chmago'foi the sel, not as a representsttve." i players ekpected to report to side. All in all eight batters were ' aa seems likely. It will be the 11th Charlaa Rodgera. l8-ye*r-old | Washington Park Handicap Sept. . Sammy W’hite of the Red NEW TIRES AT LOW FRICK Mather and his fiv* assistant retired by Dyer vis the big ’’K .' tlon and Welfare Council at ^ m - time they did It since 1901. But Reypolda was more explicit. Bill Freyy Former Ba^hall Phoenix, Aria.,, lad, defended auc- 7 Sox and Doit 'l^nhardt of the '"We -were not- getting the Job j coaches next month when the A ll of th* Gas House run* were Uton Standlard. Other membertr ln- they have a long way* to go' to Browns have . eBclx^hlt two. home 800 SETS OF SEAT COVERS ‘Tigers start looking for their sixth unearned as Fairfield hurler Skip equal the mark of the Philadelphia caaafullv hla Junior small bore rille done ourtelvea,-’ he said. * ao wc ch&mplonship, for shooter* 18 and runs off Hoeft. \ straight atate title. Their 10 Fisher, was victimized by poov jCm, who have flnlahad laat on 17 decided oii a lawyer to help ua. Catcherj Injured in Korea SENSATIONAL under. He scored 3,165 for an over­ Hacker Leader Teammate Ted Gray, rank* aec- We wBot him to ait in on meetings opponents will Include every other support. In the Initial stanza, sin­ oecnalona. ind to Hoeft with 19, firtjpwed by team which haa won the atate all ranking of eighth among the with, the clubowner# an^ present gles by Bobby Daigle and Johnny 200 LAP GRAND I I I Marion Fricano of the A ’s with CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY crown aince ’34. Billy Frey, former Manchester Alosky. together with a paaaei’ Granny Hamner of the Phlladel- 700 competitors. Rex Brewaler of Gopher Balls our side of the caae." Mather la known as th* "me- High baseball captain and catcher, INTERNATIONAL pbtaPhiUJea haa.made more arror* Qtendale. Ariz., waa aecond junlpr. \ v - / . ' ' . The plavera'.aide consists malnr in B rie f -ball -and -an- outfield miacue.. gave---- .■U .. Wo./f—» iy ~ «r t®ft4ng -an increase in 4hc 2» BIS8ELL STKEET PHONE MI-5J-51A7 ■^anicaV 'coach." and with ' aome 1* now a' patient at CusMh^Geh- I iS/iorlg Moriarty's their firat run. In th/' ...... l l A C r ^ - , r than any Other major Inflelder thla with s^ios- ’ r ■ New York,^A.ug. 25 (45 — Big Mias Viol* Polum of BrookvIIIe. minimum wage, now >5.H00 per reason- For instance, he employe* eral Hospital in Framingham. third .frame after the flrit “two year. Th# young aecond baaeman- league batsmen seem to get that P*. fired a perfect 400 yesterday year, eliminating night game* on an electric tabulator; the better Mass., after suffering aerlou* in­ James Cox Brady, whose Artis batters had been put out, Chri.i ahortatop ha# erred 34 times, twice home run urge wbenever Warren Ba.«f*l>all Enters to catalog the good, bad and in­ juries in * fail in Korea with the rno won th* closing day Sapling more than Eddie Mikala af the to overtake Mr*. Neva Seagly of getaway days and dropping night McNeil hobbled an easy ground# , Hacker takes the mound for the games from the. different qualities of hi* player*, Army. The West .Side youngster Stakes, led money winners during Cuba. Topeka, Ind., who had 397. They Chicago Cubs or Billy ■ Hoeft hurl* at aecond base which Oyde Rich­ ISew Era Today schedules. -.j- j This doe* away with the time-hon-. is paralysed from the waist down, the Monmouth Park racing season ard heat out. A fter Aloaky w«kecl. ended tied at 3,185, but Mia* Pol- for the . ored telephone line and ’‘spotter.'' The local youth fell off a cIlfF).ytth >84,925." Ted William*, who has hit five lum had 234 ahots in the x-ring to 'Banavige doubled to acore ftlchard. Statistics compiled by the As- Whltey Lockman of the New I A set is beihg lnat|*lled for the while in Korea on May 11, his 23rd homer* since returning from Ko- 225 for Mra. Seagly zpd won the New York. Aup. 2."» iVD- Malor and Chuckle Saimpnda fdllewe/l Socisted Presa revealed today that York GianU hit a home run hia visiting coach thia year, too. birthday, and suffered serious Forty-aeyen jockey* and 127 raa, alrendy haa more home run# league ba.-eball entered a new ora with a two-run alngie. FRIDAY. title. ' >/ „ /Hacker top* the National League first time at bat in the majors on Almost aa famous as the team back injurlea. Billy Paganl reports. trainersWere responsible for win than th# other Red Sox' aegular The Caswell Trophy ipr amall- in gopher ball serves with 28, today with tyirofflcial hired apokei- Cheney Brothers Th* final run' cam# in th# fifth itself, cornment our brochure, is Last weekend Bill visited Frey *t nlng horse* during th* Monmouth outn*ldara.'Rtght fielder Jim Pier- bor* rifle teams w4n^/t<>~» New July 5. 1945. wheft ajeain with two out* Fisher AUGUST 21 while Hoeft ha* given up the most man asfllsri^ed to deal with club the Tiger awing band of 90 mem­ the Cushing Hospital. Park race meeting. -sall ha* walloped three In 125 York Slate team composed of Sid­ .owner# on behalf of the players. fell down trylpg to field Aloaky'b home runs in the Amerl/can Walter Johnson pitched 21 years ber* and 18 alternates which has After aririving back In this coun- | American verau* gams* and canter fielder Tom ney Weinberger, Mafverne; Walter Lesgue. 20. ' . But just how much good the Is looking played and gyrated before as many tiy-for treatment. Frey was at, the Lt. Comdr. Bill Bailey, former hit., Banavlg* followed with an- - UmpWatt ha* thro* ln-112. ----- Toni*en,"F5ttahingJ^Ed Chase, Ba­ Players’ Representative would do in the m ajor league*,.; alj of them other hit and a and an­ Hacker,Harker, whowno yielded>ieMiea 17n heunenome riayera r v r i n r D f v*w with the Waihinglon Senators. as ’490,000 spectator* In a year-— Walter Reed Hospital in Waahlng- Duke university football player, la Forelga Hpart Cars tavia: Charles Eckles, New Hyde nma bi maze of stale- for nbt'-alV at home, o f iourae. ron. D; C. He' waa tranaferred to head'cosch of the Pensacola, other -infield-eiior acqred-Aloaky, NATNON’S TOP DRIVERR TH# Mllwauke* Brave*, who Park; A. B. Wood. EldrlUge; and In the department of pure CPAking last Friday. Navy Goahawks.. The Grocer defense was not en- have Improved In almost avery A. C. Blenalnger, Rochester. They atatiatica. th* band practice# from Frey, caught several year* at tlrel,v poor aa Feahler and Eddi- PLAINVILLE rt :er department this year, also scored 2.389 of a . poealble 2,400. IKFETY four to five hours dally during the Manchester High and captained A Jack rabbit can ninfaa fast as Adams pulled off loina sparVlIng showed an" Incraas* ia home- runs. New Jersey'* team waa second Summer while school 1*' out; snd plays in a lost cause. They hit 110 In 1662 and thla year the team in his senior year. Later a g o ^ race horae. often obtaining STADIUM . I with 2,388. PLEASE REMEMBER! WHEN YOU USE HERALD ADVERTISING pula In at least twp hour# dally he played In the Twilight League. speeda up to 45 miles an hour. nUrfield* will seek to evea the their total already Is 118. during, JJ»* jtootball’ aegapn. , ■nil* -Before eoler^ng^ajerylc^, BUI, also aerie* tonjoifrow night , while , .... _____ — ------— j|dda up. they figure, t6 abou^SOO bowled wl'th. PaganT* West Side# Bijl T ^ , Georgia T j i ^ h a l f ­ arty’s will he out to nail down hour* of rehearaaT per year. ‘ In the West' Side R ic Bowling back. aat two new s^hOol record* their second crown In ' 'a irqw. Then there ia th* Tiger Booster League. He was employed at Oie- duHug the 1952 season adien he Feahler wltt-probnMy start oa the EXPERIENCE IS NOT ESSENTTi^ e r r t of 2,000 members which' tiey Brothers beforei donning khald. carried . the hgH" 181 times and hilt for tJM Orocert, nppnaiag Eirh- y meets each Monday night during Bill's sddres* Is: William Frey. gained 788 yfifds- aid. Game Mane has been moved ■ Y . Your Ad Must Be b y ttai'*e»son’ to whack over the pro. Ward SOY KortlL - Cushtar OaBarRl up to r the 'gaaaef' y division. Brian Kelly, 13fi^, Niagara Falls, \ The Herald Office x D R I V E S Ont., 8. • ~ • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING Advertise On Oil Hedges of the Brooklyn Newark. N. J.—Hein Ten Hoff, THURSDAY ) WEDNESDAY 1 P. M. A V A ILA 8U FOR A SAFE LABOR DAY WEEKEND • EPFICIl E N ^ GUARANTEED Dodger* ha* played In three World 223, Germany, stopp^ Jimmy • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS m a c h in e s p r e a d Berlea. His batting average Is .J03. Rouase, 168, Troy, N. T „ 8. If You Wish To 1 Your Ad Must Be M ^ RELIABLE WORK \ The Herald Otfloe W>WIER ROLLED Wfi e a e tht faMOw ana popular< “World’* Ecoiway Champion” ' Advertlso On Como In for a frlondly intorvlow at Hw You Bst FOUR Safsty Tin* forth* Pris* al THREE FRIDAY ) THURSDAY 1 P. M. WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS ' Y Your Ad Must Be la PERSONNEL OFFICE AND KNOW HOW—DON’T DELAY—CALL TODAY OB fl-UIDHEAT PBBSSimB BUBffBBS. as adserttasd In natarfiajr BYsatag roat , I f You Wish To Advrrtlso On 5 The Herald Office aafi Bsttsr Bmmm aafi Oa*4l*as Dtotribatod szelaMvely by as la ttia area. A Saying Of One Fourth! TERMS UP TO 34 MONTHS B arlow’sT elevision SATURDAY ) FRIDAY 1 P.M. 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Wsntod— Rosl Eststo 77 HouMs (or Solo- 72 Hottsta for Sate 72 H oubou f o r Sate 72 Brazee Briefed Convention«Botiiid 17 Connecticut e VENINO h e r a l d . MAMCHESTEB, CONM, TUESDAY. AUGUST 26,1958 OONSlDERmO SELtlNG '' MANCHEBTOR MANCHESTER and _/4.’a Rooms without Board 69 MANCHESTER VALUES YOUR PROPERTY T p a g e FOURTEEN Hoaaehold Goode 51 Charming Six Room Colonial. W ithout. obUgaUon to you, wo On Statements POWs Unlistett Help Wanted—Male 36 Articlca for Sal# 45 SO# HBNRT Thraa iMKirooma and bathroom up­ Dosincso Sciricco Offered 13 MoTing—Traddsf— r o o m f o r Gentlemen. Guage or , Maneheatar — Four topms ex­ will appraiaa or make you a cairii Antomobilcs (or Solo 4 ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port­ 'WHAT A BARGAIN! free parking. Country ■sltii^. All stairs, dining room living room offer for property. Sea ue before Q—Why M . Correa# reeaatly S to ra g e 20 WANTED MECHANIC pandable, dormer windows, oil heat, Bliaabatk Park with central wall fireplace, beau­ vote to admit laU the At Panmunjoiii d o o r s o p e n e d , keys fitted, able and standard typewritera. 3 r o o m s f u r n i t u r e convenience#. Private entrance. exeellent location, larga tot. B6ii6 you sell. To Reportei^ BUY THE BEST FOR LESS AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS O0.< AH make# of -adding machines Mght room single, large U>tag tiful cabinet kitchen, formica coun­ b r a e - b u r n r e a l t y UakNir copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, Bedroom SulU, Living Room^Bulla, MRchell 9-M34. price 33.MO. ters, oil heat; laundry In basement, Classified 1962 Studebaker Land Crulaer— local and long -distance moving, One that can do tune-up aold or rented. 'Repairs on all room, fireplace, dining laigw Phone MItebeU 8-637^ A —Congress a Oentuiry and a (Comttmmea tn m Pag# Qua) [ guns, etc., repaired. Shears, DlnatU Sat, Rugs. Lamps. Tabiss. haiehway. Urge lovely Undscaped half ago approved the state's (CMttaaed from Fafe Oae) AutomaUc tranamlaalon, tow Knives, mowers etc., put Into con­ packing, storage. Call MItcheU work find complete brake serv­ makes. Marlow's. WITH AN LARGE, FURNISHED w m Id t^ e n with electric atove, aim'' light housekeeping facilities. Two Family, Ftve a^d Five— |.Tk>mbinatton sereena and win- I4ST1N08 WANTED — SingU constitution and boundariee. It mneage. axceptlonaUy clean, dition for coming needs. Bralth- 3-5187. Hartford S-143S. e l e c t r i c refrigerator tile lavatory; (aeeond floor) camp by a friend who was rsleao^ ice. Good pay for the right r ic h BARNYARD loam for sale. Adults only. Inquire 10 Depot Plua four room expandabla single, throughout. Double garage, homea, 2-8-8 famUy bouees, shiaU somehow neglected to adopt tha N. J.. on Friday to befin separa­ Advertisemenb great -aavlnge. walte, 62 Pearl street "DB LUXE” RANGE fourM ioonw . full tile bathroom, with the ilck and wounded In the MANCHBSTER—Package Deliv- D Call Peter LalaBhiua. MItcheU Square, Apartment 4^-______' nice location, very larga lot. Bus!- oak nobm heated garage, ameaita aihailta driveway. Recently de- farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon resolution formally welcoming tion from the Army. 1950 Studebaker Champion 4jpr. man. f o r o n l y April exchange, ^ e friend tdid CLASSIFIED ADVT. ery. Local lightiigni xrucKingtrucking and 9-2558. naas poaalbUlUas. Better'' call on drive, h ^ w a t e r heet oil. new 83 rated tkraghout. and Coventry. Large Uit of buy- Ohio as the 17th state of tha Fred didn’t . have much to say Sedan—Radio, heater, overdrive, a n t i q u e s Refinlahed. Repairing 3339 NICELY FURNISHED maple iw m DEPT.HOURS^ package delivery. Refrigerators, VAN’S SERVICE STATION this one. Full price |15,300. gallon elaet|te automatio hot Many 0$har listings AvsiUbla era. What have you? MortgogOs union. The bill established Ohio’s Riker’e parente. S995. done on any furniture. Tleman, BE SURE — Buy Cbieo aU alum­ Only 314.56 Month for couple or gentlemen. Wtchen urangad. Howard R. HaatingS, entry on March 1, 1803. about bis plans but while be took 189 South Main atreet Phone washers and stove moving t water, copperT^mbing, new roof, Phons U . Birman of Weat Hartford was 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. 1950 Chevrolet Club Coupe. specialty. lUtcheU 9-0752. inum windows. Also saM-atoring Tea, these are uaad, hut In food privileges, next to bath. Mitchell MItcheU 0-1107. that, welcomed anooae, his eweet- MItcheU S-064S. and GARAGE ' Cape Cod—Four rooms expend­ aluminum atonlk windows and heard in a propaganda hroadoait 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan, S795. doora. CaU MItchsU 9-9096 for frae shape and guaranteed. 9-3506. .. FRANCES K.'WAGNER, Rtslior Q—Oaa the (toutfcem Cross be heart, Patricia Ferry, 17, explained eaUmatea. BIU Tilnaky. able, hot water heat olt, modem screens, 106% InauHtlon. A-1 con- ARE YOU READY to sell your from Red China, attacking Tru'* COPY CLOSING TIME 1948 Studebaker Commander Star­ FURNACES Vacuum cleaned, oil 427 Hartford Road FREE S’TORAGE dlllon. Many oOikt features. MItch^t-0038 on from the United StatM? to newemen whet may happen. Painting-Capering 21 LARGE raO N T room for rent. througlMut, near bus line, nice eon^ home? We have buyers waiting A— It can be seen , from Miami, man and extolling the Rede. His FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. light Coupe — Fully equipped, burners serviced. For aitpert and KKLVINATOR Refrigerator, alao u n t i l w a n t e d Bowers School). Contor^tot well ”I suppose wc’lI get married,” West Side. Gentleman preferred. fUtlon, flala price 310,900. 1 MANCHESTER bonU with incomt. for 4, I, 0, 7-room singles and 3-8 Fla., or Brownsville, Tex. father and mother Identified the prompt service caU Bob Cart­ See Van For Interview bab/a crib. Reaaonable. 80 Drive SEE IT TODAY OR TONIGHT ihrubbod. Immediate oc she said. / MON. THRU FRI. S795. PAINTER AND PAPER Hanger, MItcheU 3-4403. Two-famtly dupUx bus line, famtliea. Gatto Co., Hartford voice, 4he wOrde they eaid were wright. MItcheU t-6448. 35 yeara' axperience. Satiafactlon F, Silver Lane Homes. Tel. Mitch PHONE MR. ALBERT, Approximately $4,000 downXA^k "Fred and I didn’t go steady be­ 1947 Plymouth 4-I)r. Sedan — Ra- Ona rida haa four other 8-0188, cveninge 8-8989. Manchaa- Q —When was izaak WaJton'e forced. ' 10:30 A^M. gUBtanteedr^ Wallpaper ^ k a No Telephone Calls ell 9-8780. HARTFORD 6-0358 Mx Room Cape Cod—Excellant tirig tilt,000...... ter MItcheU 8-4048. fore he went into the Army. We dfc. Tieater. S596. MASON, STONE contractor and eondltion, loaded with extras such sida, eight rsmiiS. T w o''«parate ^^The O b m ^ t Anglbf”^ ~ first Lt. Lacitue. and A l . LAOhner SATURDAY 9 A. M. avaUable. Raymond Trudeau. AFTER 7 P. M. HTFD. 46-4600 Country Board— . heating unlu. Many poaslkUltUa. went out a-few times, that was 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. cement asork. Valentino BeUucci ATTENDANT WANTED for gae CHILDREN’S 8WICATERS for back as cocktail room, mirrored doors, CASH WAITING for any tjipe real pnbHalied la this eoontrjrt have been ofilleUUy listed by the Sedan— Radio, heater, overdrive, Fern strMt. CaU ^tcheU 9-5481 MItcheU 9-1814. A —L r-B —E—R—T—•—S Resorts 60 For Appointment Call 1 for further Information, A —1*47. all." station. Shcperlenced preferred. to school at low mUl pricss, direct eolorad Ule bath, etc., etc. Call. estate you have to sell. Also Hat. Fred landed in New York at 7:25 Communists as ptieonara and so • to 8 a. m. and 5 to 7:30 p. m. A p^y in pereon only. BanUy Oil 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford pnea 818.500. Other Usttnga a ^ l baa Bartlett. S645. t from Manchester Knitting Mills, ATLANTIC ApartmenU, Block Is­ Ill tall you more. Sale pricq ab l^ Alice Clampet, Rcalt ings wanted. CaU The Johnaon a. m. Monday, was greeted by hie Low Finance Ratea J 3 CTEBIOR PAINTING — Free es­ Co., Inc-iSai Main St. RetaU SsJesrOom...... at Manchester land, R. I. Apartments still avall- |12.000. ______Building Company, 868 Main Q— Hnw ay naUona were Cept. Kuehner's mother. In West THREE Cushion Hlde-a-Bed sofa GEORGE L. GRAZJADIO . P h o n a ^ ch e U #-4#U. slMad with the Ualted States-'ta family and whisked home. J Hertford says too there la ho doubt timates. MItcheU 9-1883. hiet. Yntchen 8-7438; Evehlhgi ALL KINDS of carpentry work WANTED—Sober, steady man at Green. One maple couch; both newly cov­ abls until Sept. 12. Rooms by the The young GI marched through Dial M I-3-5121 Studebaker Salea and Sendee week and weekend, no reservation Roollhr A home for cqm- ichsll 9-0018. World War 117 her eon la a prieonar. 8ha saw hia RsaaoMble .rates. MiftcheU 9-4291, PAINTINa--.lnrid®.- .9nd,. pujalde waallUCOOm.helper. Apply In per^ LOAM. Dark, rich culUvated grade ered. One Spin-Dry washer AH in . M anriiaste^ir you are .tpoklng h y p e RTR iirr, the. front. door, over . which , was Fraaota E. Miner. needetf.' Wrltr and- stale -when lOO Henrj' street, Manoheiter fart and livi slx fhilshed A--48.' — ------picture in a grouy photogmidi Paperhanging, Hoor aanding. No son. Maple Dry Cleanera and No. 1 $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2, $2 very g o ^ condition. CaU MUchell for a qimUty home, whether It be TO Buy from owner, hung a sign welcoming him home, CHORCHES MOTOR SALI-]^5 COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. you're coming' and how many. P. Telephone Mitchell 0-5878 roonu, Ol open atairway, end then did what he must hevs released by the (tommunlsta of 80 Oakland Street Tel. MI-9-9483 Job too emaU. ReaaonaWe. MItch­ Launderers, 72 Maple St, cu, yard. Delivered in truck load 9-1914. a Cape Cod, Ranch. Colonial or bedrooms, living room Q—What klad of cheep givee Francis E. Miner, 34 Linden Bt„ prisoners in a North Koraan dl*t9 occupan­ and Mrs, Wm. Goodchtld, Sr., A —The ehip was steanrwiriven WUlimanUc. Aug. 28 (ifl—The kid Drive at the American Legion Na­ viaion service. Cafis received be­ bought for our own account. Fast, Useful gifts given with each dis­ Mrs. Pinto. MItcheU 9-7863. MItcheU 3-6930 or suitable MItcheU brother stuck his head out the win­ In prison themeelvee. male dog. Call Dog Warden. Tobacco Corp., 274 Broad St. cy, three rooms an^'balh furnish­ Ol d e r s e v e n room Houm, aound :"&c for only 90 houri of the ^39Vi-» TON FORD panel truck. erous benefiU. Must apply in per­ for Grocery, Meat and Produce Herald. 9-8694. only. Wm. Xanem, Builder. MItch­ Henry Street, Maneheeter. Tel. ecutive Ctommlttee from the State and tom clothing, holaery runs, son. Manchester Coat, Apron and Suburban for Rent 66 MItcheU 9-5878. i landscaped lot. Full price $13,850. paid. Prisoners gM paid. Every­ ar body except certain comets a matter of seconds that every­ Espelln. 63 Dauntless Lana and A LIBERAL Hospltaliratlon ^ d Good condition. Suitable for farm Clerks in Manchester and Hartford eU 8-7778-. N body In the neighborhood knew it of Connecticut. ^ handbags repaired, aipper re­ Towel Co., 73 Summit St. COMBINA’nON Oil and electric body gets paid// and the moon. A l . Louie B. Moaea. 10 North surgical plan offered by Mutual of purposes. Priced reasonably. Aj^ placement, umbrellas repaired. area on flBl-time basts. REAI. VALUES. — 109 Branford Pfc. Donald' J. Gardner of Buf­ Mrs. Beaudry burst Into happy Miner is the administrative Omaha. Investigate. Phone your ply Bond Bread Bakery, 1085 Boats and Accessories 46 Electromaster stove. Oil' burner FIVE ROOM ranch style, two years NEW CAPE COD six finlihed Bellevue of Hartford. MANY BENEFITS used very little. Good heater. Street. Six finished rooms, flra- AUCE CLAMPET falo, N. T.. said the Reds then tears. "Thank God.” alia said supep/isor of the Connecticut Vet- local agent. MItcheU 9-7376. Broad Street. Hartford, Conn. men's shirt collars reversed and ^yoMAN FOR part time work pack- old, oil heal, furnished, $100 p e r / .rooms 4-2 located near Waddell Qr-By what name are the New The other two aie Pfc. Robert replaced. Marlow’s UtUe Mend-1 tomatoes. Good i>«y- Peter­ Paid Holidays, Pension Plan. Chrpme pipe. Reasonable. CaU month. MItcheU 9-4330. place, oil steam heat, amesite Realtor promptly' gavt him and fellow Eagland asters known In Eng­ Then she added: "When does the erani Home and Hospital at Rocky School. Fireplace, rcceaaed'radia­ Phone MItcheU 9-464.3 E. Blakeley of Hlgganum and Pfc. BALLARD'S DRIVING SCHOOL— ing Shop. I son’s Farm, Wapplng. Tel. Mltch- Five Day Week, Hospitalization, 30' CABIN Boat, ideal for fishing MItcheU 3-5596 after 4 ;00 p. m. drive, one-cer garage, $12,800. Americans each 30,000 kw#n — land? next boat leave" from Korea? Hill. He has held many posU of 1941 PON’nA C Sedan. Good clean] tion, oil burner, colored bathrbom, Importance in State Le|^on circles Albert E. Boothroyd of RockvUIe. - “'Manchester's oldest.” Thousands dependable transportation. 3 ^ . Good Starting Wage, parties, $875. CaU MItcheU 9-1717. 365 East Middle Turnpike — Stx- about 70 cents. A —Michaelmas daisies. She said the family is going to FLAT FINISH Holland window *** *'^***'______Group Ineurance. Sick Beneflts, Summer Homes for Rent'67 tiled bath and kitchen, cabinets, 109 LENOX ST. Beautiful 8 room A t present he la chairman of the The Oommunlsta promised 8,813 of accident free instruction hours No down payment. Small monthly many closats, oak flooring, com-' room colonial, 15 yaara old, oil home; air conditioned gas heat; few minutes later, another have an early CSirlstmas this year. Americans, 1,995 have been re­ shades, made to measure. All [ g ir l s FOR counter work. Wanted Vacation With Pay steam heat, amesite drive, base- Rehabilitation Commission of the Hundreds of satisfied students. payments. Cole Motors, -436 Cen­ Musical Instruments 53 pletely Ineulated. Westlnghouee immaculate condition; grounds' Chinese went through the ward 'Thafx the way Johnny wants U. leased so far and there are 10 metal Venetian blinds at a new . for counter work In New Jersey Applications accepted from Building Materials 47 CRYSTAL LAKE room watfer- i^ n t garage. Electric atove and hawking cigarettes and aoap. Department of Connecticut, and a Owner AAA trained. Certified, ter. Mitchell 9-0980. front cottage by ..week or,, month. Laundramat. enameVed act tub. beautifully landscaped; 82,000 de- *■* *■’“ He wrote from a POW camp low price. Keys made while you j chain restaurant organization. Be­ males for morning.work. MUSIC Instrument rentaL Com­ etalK carpeting included. 811,900. "I spent half my pay for ftve Italy Gives Pella member of thejiationai Economic days stUl to go. intchell 9-2245. Adults. Seclud^ section;'MRchell Amesite. drive. Lot 80' x 150'. Tel. posit, approximately 878 monthly. that as soon as he arrives home Perhaps tonight . . . • 1949 MERCURY 4 door. Tainplco ] wait. Marlow's. tween the «ges of 21 and 85, ex­ Apply on Wednesday between 18’’,Colored Shakes . .per sq ;$12.50 plete line of Inatruments. Rental Both hqmea available for Immedi­ packs of cigarettes and a cake of he's going to start celebrating Commission of the American 3<745. MItcheU 3-5229. CaU The Johnson Bulldii)r Com­ RIDERS WANTED to Conn. Genfcr red. White side wall tires, radio, perience preferred, good oppor­ 8:30 A. M. and 6:00 P. M. at appUeu to purchase price. Rep­ ate occupancy. Elva Tyler, Real­ pany, 968 Main St. Mltphell 8-7428. soap," Gardner said, displasrtng the (^ristmas. she said. Legion. He is also a member of al Ins. Co: Hours 8:15 - 4:15, to (’onficlence Vote the Connecticut Pharmaceutical heater. Excellent condition Building-~Contracting tunity for advancement and steady Western E'raming .. per M $106.00 resenting Olds, Selmer, Bach, AVAILiWLE, Coventry Lake, four MANCHESTER GREEN- Unusual­ tor. Mitchell 9-4489. Evenings MItcheU 9iOts.for Sole 73 Evashowsky, also of this city. Is WANTED- Ride to Pratt A Whit Night work pays a higher rate. gust 32 through September. Pil­ 200. Madeline Smith. Realtor. a vacation from political crisis to­ Town of Mancheoter It's a bargain. EaUmatea also ly furnished at conaiderabla sacri­ stationed at the prisoner of war ney. 3rd shift from vicinity of Auto Accessories—^Tires given on large garages, breeie- Must be willing to work and live ACX»RDION-^8alantl 120 bass. Six grim 3-6825. MItcheU 9-1642 or Mitchell 3-4879. Narriman Asking day with its new government flrm- Invitation to Bidders Woodbridge St. and East Middle Help Wanted Select Oak Flooring, per M $212.00 fice. 'Pie fuhUture la modem and exchange point at Panmunjom. Hospital Notes wsys, porches, dormers, etc. For in New Jersey. Write, send snap­ months old. Seven shifts. Gall only a few mohtha old. Bring your BI/il d in g l o t s ly—but temporarily—hacked by Sealed proposals for performing Tpke. Call Mitchell 3-5434. BATTERIES — Famous makes, Male or Female 37 COUNTRY living, yet in hUnches- full parUculara, caU W. G, Mc­ shot to Red Tower, Inc., 317 Cen­ Mitchell 3-732T______-VWanted To Rent 68 toothbruah and move right In. both houses of Parliament. The a portion of the landscape $8.95. Written guarantee. $1 down, tral Ave., East Orange, N. J. ter; New 8 room Cape ttod; '•* * 11,530 Monthly POWa Horry Home Patteato Today—106 development, including prepara­ WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit­ Nally A Sons. Tei. MItcheU 9-9992. WANTED—Part time help morn­ Flush Doors- ■ 818.700. Warren E. btowlantl. R««l- scr# land, nice large kitchen, oil Portland, Maine, Aug. 25 lA'i— $1 weekly. Cole Motors, 439 Center (near Stain Grade ..ave. $8.95 MIDDLE-AGED Iwdy desires furn­ A few choice buildinff lots regime is pledged to do nothing ADMITTED YESTERDAY: tion and seeding of lawn areas, on ney south gale, 2nd shift. From Vi* atreet. MItcheU 9-0980. ings. Apply at the Dairy Queen. tor, 543 Woodbrldge^St. MItcheU hot water heat. Price $12,9<)0^ By the fastest means they could SPECIALIZING Ir custom built FOUNTAIN GIRLr-Part time or 1 PIANO $30. Call MRchell 9-3841. ished room near Center. Phone in excellent locations. A and Cairo, Egypt. Aug. 25 (SV-Re- about such controveraisl ques­ Miss Arlette Quey, 73 West St.; the WADDELL S, to 5. CaU Mrs. D. L. Ballard. on your old Urea. 91 Center.'' IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD 9-3607. PRICE REDUCED! Bolton, three- (Ttaristtan Democrat financial ex­ Branford 8t-; William Prentice, P.M., E.D.T.. Friday, September your new home or do any repair- money in your own neighborhood I WANTED-Sleamer trunk, In good live 2 bedroom ranch. Attached Phone MI-3-6969" King Farouk. pert and a steady friend of the where 60 feUow-townsmen roared 805 East Middle T’pke.; Mrs. Kath MItcheU 9-1699. the Avon way. Write Mrs. F. H. ,c6ndlUon. Phone Pilgrim 241770. garage, paneled fireplace wall. bedroom custoni built home, 22 ft. Narrlman's lawyer announcad a welcome. 4, 1953, at the Office of the Gen­ ______r _ . , Ing, ace William Kanehl, Contrac- WILL CARE for child in my home. NATIONAL BUILDERS living room, fireplace, knotty jplne Weal, won a confidence vote In erlne Habem, RockvUIe; Robert eral Manager, Municipal Building, Frawley, North Branford, Conn Houses for Sale 72 Number ol extras. AU utilities. TWO LOTS. aoqthwsM com er o< last week that she was suing Cpl. Philip Anderson, Jr., of Matson. 92 Bretton Rd.; Mr*. Auto Driving School 7-A | tor and Builder. Phone Mitchell Tel. MRchell 9-9381. kitchen with dining ares. Bath the Chamber of Deputiea last 41 CenUr Street, Mancheater. Automobiles for Sale 4 3-7773. SUPPLIERS Convenisnt to school, bus and Wlndemere street snd Irving Farouk for alimony. The claim Is night by 100 votes. Cornish took a taxi from Boston Gertrude McKee, Bolton. EARN $50 TO $100 easily spare­ Rooms without Board 59 shopping. Immediate occupancy, plus'Ifvatory, hot water best. being made' through a Moslem to hi* father’s door—a trip costing Connecticut, and then at said of­ MORTLOCK'S.Driving school. Your 420 Davenport Avenue^ Garage. 8* acre. Only $11,900. street. High and dry with sewers Prsvioualy be had won a de­ ADMITTED TODAY: Emmett 1947 CHEVROLET AEROSEDAN. license guaranteied with least num­ time. Just show new Christmas MANCHESTER $15,500. Warren E. Howlsnd, Real­ In street. Inquire 270 Oak strest. court and the custodian of Fa- about $35—and really created fice pubUcly opened and road Cards everyone buys. Experi­ Dogs— Birds— Pets ^ I New Haven,/Connecticul I NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful­ Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU cisive victory In the Senate. Roberts. 303 Main St. Radio, healer. Fine condition ber of lessons. Endorsed teaching Roofing— Siding tor 548 Woodbridge street. MItch­ rouk's assets In Egypt. The former surprise. . , t- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: aloud. ence unnecessary. Other assort­ ly furnished and spacious room. -9-5182, 9-4894. With this hurdle safely passed, throughout. Beautiful tutone blue method. Simplified Instructions. Telephone /STate 7-3597 In a very central location a eU 8-8800. FINE BUILDING loU at. Vernon, monarch is now living in exile in His dad was home but ms Mrs. Betty Sherman, Roxbury, The Plan and. Specification* FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that ments, too. Up to-iopcf. profit The most complete light house­ the 31-year-old Pella went to work finish. Priced right to see. Doug­ Appolntmenu made immediately FOR SALE—CROSS bred puppies, four bedroom Colonial in rilce con­ near lake and highway. $800 down, Italy. mother was anxiously shuttUng Mass.; Carol Bentley. Rockville: may be examined at the Offioa of stay on in any kind of storm, and Imprinted Christmas' Cards as keeping facilities available In MANCHESTER — Owner leaving 48-FOOT RANCH, Ultra modfm to give Italy what he described las Motors, 333 Main street. Mitchell 9-7398. $5*each. Tel. Rockville 8-7369. dition. Haa fireplace, oil heat, kitchen-dining room' combination, balance monthly. Phone RockvUIe Und'pder Moslem Isw, a wife sepa­ between Portland’s airport and William Armstrong. South (Coven­ the Superintendent o f Parks, gutters, bonductors smd roof re­ low as $1.25. Free imprint sam­ Diamoiid»--W atchea— Manchester. You wiU-marvel at state, practically new, four-large as a "business” government, snd pairs- CaU Coughlin, MItcheU the cleanliness of this building. itorrn windows and screens snd fireplace, large artlatically pan­ 5-9038. rated from her husband is entitled railroad station where she thought try; Mrs. Ruth COi^er, 152 Chest­ Boom 18, 41 Center Street, Man­ 1946 CHEVROLETS-Two to choose ENJOY A DRIVER’S UCEN8E. ples. Assortments on approval BEAUTIFUL COCKER Spaniel rooms, all plastered, expqnitoii at­ to sue for alimony even though no the Chamber of Deputies began a chester, Connecticut, and copies 3-7707. /, Jiewelry______W ChUdren accepted. Central. Priced one ear garage. Lot Is 60' x 160' elled living room, three bedrooms, GLASTONBURY-^'New section Just he would arrive. nut St.; Bruce McNclsh, 118 Ox­ from. One Fordor, one Tudor. For expert instruction in new, in­ Hycrest. Dept, (32) 183 Essex, pups, buffs and blacks. 10 weeks tic. Sewer. Near school/ bus. 8sc- divorce has been granted. The law« month’s vscstlon. Anderson, a 24th Division sol­ thereof obtsuned without charge. Both have radio and heater. so reasonable you’ll . gasp! Be Priced at $16,800. tile bath, full .cellar and attic. ford St.; Ra-ymond Benson, 306 sured. A.A.A. approved dual con­ Boston IJ, Mass. old. A.K>C. registered. H. C. LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ riflce. MItcheU 9 -5 8 ^ ______opened. AA tons building lots, all also provides, however, that the For - the - rest of the summer, at dier. was a Red prisoner about two Each bidder must deposfit with Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. sure and tee this one. Mrs. Dor­ Near bus and school. $14,800. 100’ frontage. Paved road. C3iest- Hackmatack St.; Joseph Mikulskl, trol car, enroll now at Manches­ GREAT EASTERN Chase, Harmony HUl, Hebron pairs./ adjusts watches expertly. Carlton W. Hutchins, -MItcheU huabsipd may contest the claim 'any rate, it appeared the nation his bid, security in the sunount of ter's most recommended autb WANTED—Woman for folding and .Reaednable prices. Open dally. ______sey, 14 Arch______street T.J. CROCKETT M A N p i E ^ E R nut Hill Section. Escott Ag»ncy, t Somersvllle; Mrs. Ethel Woods, 1948 NASH Super 600 O ub Coupe, Road, Bolt™. _ 9-5132, 9-4894. and seek bis wife's return. might enjoy a semblance of po­ ^*At** Bangor. Grenier - tossed hi* 383 Center St.: Mrs. Miriam Finn, five per cent (5%) of his bid in school. Day, evening and Sunday ROOFING AND rhecking In laundry. Apply in per 'Thursday evenings. 129 m ^A SAN T Furnished room with j Broker ^MItcheU 9'7883. _____^ radio,, heater. In exceUent condi-. home for three Attrsctlye' six rooms, garage, litical calm, duffle bag aside and .hugged his 48 Deerfield Dr.; Mrs. Elizabeth the form of a certified check or appointments. Car furnished for CONSTRUCTION CO. son. Maple Dry Cleaners and w a n t e d —Go street. MItcheU 9-4387. . i semi-private . . . .kitchen ^ privileges.------244 MAIN STREET MAN<3HE8TBR- On two acres, six mother. Mr*. Amanda Grenier and tlon throughout. Seeing is believ­ road test. Manchester Driving Launderers, 72 Maple 8t. -months old ens. Phone Mltch- LARGE LOT, ten minutes walk . Pella won the deputies’ back- Messier, 10 Bunce Dr.; Donald bid bond from a Surety (Jompany ing Douglas Motors, 333 Main 3 I One block from Main street. Phones; MItcheU 3-5416 three or four bedrooms, large room home, cabinet kitchen, din- his girl friend. Miss Rita Gallant Academy, PUgrlm 2-7249. 24 Oak Street ell 9-1244. from South Main street. Call own­ 1.^ TerroriBls Gel by emphaaisiivg his was only a (Coodhart. 19 (Chester Dr. authorised to do buxinexa in the WAITRESS Wanted days, 10:30 to Garden— Farm— Dairy MItcheU 9-4428^______Residence: MItcheU 9-7751 kltcpeii, living room with fireplace, ! |ng alcove, copper plumbing, oil er Pilgrim 2-7807 any Ume. temporary government, pledged of Old Town, while milling neigh­ DIS

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1958 ATelR«c Daily Net Press Run Per the Week BaUeg , F m tm rn ■r O. & Waathar PAGE SIXTEEN Ai«.>n. isu : ^anirt;(0t(r lEtt^ttUtg li^raUt Warm, hnmid, oeatterod ahow-' 1 0 , 5 9 3 arc tMo ovonlag. Fog toward m ondag. rair .aad wansor to- A daughter,' their first child, Idle Pay Claims Rear Seat of Car OPEN Hriber^ef ttie Andit was bora Aug. 24, to Mr. and Mrs. H onored by Staff Stores Closed lea* ef araeteUeaa nMffpoWo About Town Philip Sheridan, of Bladens- Damaged by Fire Manehe»ter-^A City of ViUago Charm burg, Md. The maUmal grandpar­ Increase Slightly Tomorrow ...... Young glrlH of Center Church ents are' Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. ALL DAY An automobile owned by Glenn who »re attending the Conference Dyer, of Washington, D. C., and Claims for unemployment bene­ VOL. LXkll, NO. 278 (CUasIfled Advertlaing on Page 22) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1963 (TWENTY.FOUR PAGES IN TWO 8ECTIONSX PRICE PIVS CENTg: the paternal grandparenU. Mr. Moat Main Street storea will Thuraton. 21 Canterbury 8t.. waa thl* week at Camp Yiu Ch’ing, fits In the Manchester area rose Deering, -N. H.. are Vivien Col?. and Mrs. Michael F. Sheridan of remain closed all day tomorrow damaged by fire laat ntgM aa it WEDNESDAY Janette Hynd, Susan Flngles and Division St. alightly during the week ending in conformity with the stun- was parked in front of a home ht Aug. 22, as 94 new applications for mer schedule established by the 350 Weat Center St. where Mra. Susan Turklngton. The Manchester Improvement aid were received at the local ena- Chamber of Commerce. Thurston was a guest at at party. Held in Quonsel, Point $6 0 ^ 0 0 0 Theft Assn, will have a special meeting ' A passing motorist who noticed Living Cost Mrs. Harold T. Keseler, 34 Deep- ploymeijt office. - A week from tomorrow, ClosiR9 MoPchoRts* Doy ho* eoRfosod our cmtom- wood Dr., who Is publicity chair­ tonight at 7:30 In Uberty Hall, smoke coming from the windows The net effect of the new appli­ Sepl. 2, the stores will be open blew his horn until he attracted the man for the local United Nations Golway SL - . until ’ noon. On the following •n and wo or* niRRin9 Hiis od »o toN you that Assn., announces that a bus trip cations, however, increased the attention of guests at th* party. Again Hits Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pavelack, total number of applicants by only W ednesday. Sept. 9. mo. 28 (Al All | nif-h atone marking hla grave, cent with sharp defines In fresh ; mg with disarmament and the regu- dena, rallf. Kiwanis Club. ports of the walkont tmlay, Hobron \ Arthur Drue Stores 1 Seaaiona Court and waived extra­ night long 14 anxious parents re’- | The advices said Robert W. vegetable prices n^rly offsetting latlon of armaments would have said no tie-ups had develiqied aa of 901 MAIN STREET ^ HOURS 8 A. M. to II P. M. ^ dition proceedings'. Hhe waa turned fused to budge their picket »Iine | Craig, a akl Instructor from Colo- Increases for oth^ foods, particu­ been far more emphatic and realis­ anon and that service here waa TEL. MI-3-5.121 ev’er to Maaaachuaetta aiithorlttinrts apd groaa bulk. globullh inoculations for SO chit- trumped-iHi charges. A m iran Telephone, and Tele­ W alt. aeon In the New York Dally Newj It Is the world's seifond hIgheM The third inadequacy, Dulles Anotlier 400 U.N. soldiers-re­ At the Allied base camp at Mun- graph Ck>. ^ s already, led to scat­ — 18 MAPLB STREET ' Orange Organizations, and also Dr. Rd- Still Going On "But wiadom, which waa old in infancy, ia young dretl began yesterday, when about peak and ' the highest remaiidng >iaid. is the fact th at the General ward pe.s.ser and Pr. WlIHahi Stroud We sell 'em! only mlnutea before. 50 parents from a hu'niigalbw colony turned from North Korean aen, U.N. Command apokesman tered walkouts. In addition sev­ Opp. Pint NaOenal Store ' for their ktmfne.es ami service in our For 10 houra, the blonde iihconquered after the scalliv nf Aaumbly "haa' made but little stockades today amid indica­ aaid there would be ao comment eral thousand workers in two affil­ Parking Let father and husband. DIREa TO YOU CLASSIC in fouracore yeara, and dropping off obalruciiona, In Far Kbekaway. Queens, marched ?9.202-foot-hlfh Mt. Ever^t by- Sociail Security progress" In establishing funda­ Week stenographer protested her inno­ Into city offices. tions the Reds will send back on the reported return of the Jailed iates, the Indians and Southwest­ I I Airs, .Tftseph Binks an<] famil.i'. AT FAGORY PRICES AND two members of a British/expedi- mental law among nations em­ cence. ’Then near dawn police aaid. TTiey asked for the scarce blood Americans. ern ^11 Telephone Companies, are leavea the mind purifiiwi and wiae."—Kmeraon aha .admitted: __ . '.loii last kU.v. / bodying "eternal principles. of_ jus­ some Am erica^ handed jail| Along. with 133 ^Americans.. ^the on atrika ev.^ oontract Issues not In Memoriam POPULAR dertrattve because a Jt2-year-old Headed by Dr. HofSatoa Conflict Brews tice and morality." terms and possibly more pris- it^dr'returaTd *iT Britiril'and ‘250 MO-*® «p “ To augment the richneaa of wiadom ia modern “I ahot her several times.’’ wan In ' the colony wis stricken connected .Sirith the long lines dis- COMPLETE S r ALBUMS y ' Detective Lt. David Murphy of The American, pacts' 1* headed Dulles told his audience of oners than thSy originally .«oiith Koreans today, the 22nd cusslofut-Iiere. In ln\H«|: memory oT Ktlwarfl Je ik l with polio last Friday.- ’Turned by Dr. G h a rle s '^ o u s lo n of lawyers that under the charter tACACUBD PHONE who passi^ away. Augu8t 3A. medicine, a comforting ally of the aged. For the the Middlesex Odunty. Maaa., Dis­ promised. flay of the big exchange of war Flare-l’ps Continue , down, some of the parents . re­ Kxeter. N. H.. w hiyralla himself » I In Washington Itself the General Assembly in ! TTA 9nEI% 5n-0-45S7 trict Attorney's office, who came, mained at the office in an all-night iiseir me uenerai Asaemoiy in • ^wo of 133 Americans who prisoners. Flare-ups of violence continued, Ills face «e soon again shall see, phyaic.ian, together with the pharmaciat, alanda here to question Mlaa McDonald, "small Xavm doctor." He has led 19.85 must consider calling s char- eroased Into friendly hands-today And, 150 Americans and 290 with reports of new Instances yes* I The face we loved so we|| stand. ter review meeting. He M id the We cannot understand Ij'now, Reg. S ’! .00 aaid her story becamt vague from They rea^:''chatted, khttted and ' Washington, Aug. 96 (ffh- A said some fellow Americans sen­ South Koreans will be handed over tsrilay of trunk rsble^ cut or REPAIRS Blit Ood In lim e a-ill• j/ll 575 , Now ready to alleviate the infirmitiea of age in the inlereat ' that point on. (Conttnue^hn Page Tlirnn) dispute over supplying Informa­ United States "will then vote In tenced to prison for "Instigating Thursday, the Reds Mid. dsmaged by bullets fl\ed Into played cards. A policeman re­ favor" of such a conference. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond JeskI M.\IN ST. He said aha' barely remembered mained In an adjoining room. tion to Congress may be the first against the peace" were awaiting The Reds have promised to re­ them. Prompt. Ecoaomkot and family. $4 to $6 of happier, healthier, and longer liyea. dragging the Dl Rocco girl's ,b0dy Dulles devoted ’ much of his repatriation, possibly in a da,y or turn 12.763 Allied prisoners,-'-in­ Following day-long talkk. offi­ BEEF ■But_ today, Healtji Depariment symptom .eC. a much broader con­ speech to a review of efforts in the bedroom to the spokesmen again ,toid the grou{i Two. a t Kaesong. Kaesong, just cluding S.513 A m ericans- but Red cials of the Kell'system amJ the In Memoriam basement. But he said 'she re­ flict between the Elsenhower ad­ recent session of Congress to limit north of Panmunjom, is the Red Peiping Radio hinted they might union recessed last night without Gudrontdod there was no use waiting, as new ed Reply the authority of the President in called cutting . the . girl's throat, "rigid rules" governing gamma ministration and a House subcom­ holding point for Allied POWs. send bade more.' reporting any progress. Further Tn lovfng memory of Kdward' JeskI. • . 9 / pouring oil on the body and light­ mittee over Social Security policy. the fleld of foreign affairs. He M id Switch In Attitude Peiping aaid the. Communists talks were .scheduled tqday. LIVER WriR9or*RoRs Roplocod father, who died August 25. 1^2. globulin distribution did not en­ ing It. Get New Informed sources said today the this took the fOrm of proposals to have been "adding to the (pris­ As the session resumed thl4 Back to School With New Music and Fuu luinns title their children to any. prevent "possible future abuses" The apparent switch In the SW‘*et memories of you we will always conflict, although not yet In tire morning. Anthony Seghy, acting Murphy quotad her aa saying The spokesmen said the rules, of the President's power to make Communist attitude tpward these oner) list newly-captured pris- treasure. , ahe got some watet from the adopted st a . special Board of open, Is taking these lines: prisoners followed protests by the director of the union’s bargaining Loving vou always, forgetting you j 3 SPEED Plans .All-Out Effort treaties. POTTERTON'S n e v e r . , i Phone kitchen later and attemped to ex­ Health meeting yesterday, provide Test in Courts 33 Treaties .Approved — 'U.N. Command that the Reds were ^'M rintied op ihgei 'Tl>!»atT-ttoee) unit, replied "no comment” when IM OenUr St.rOor. «f CRal^ MI^9-5405 tinguish the flames.' that the’shots be"sliocat^ onlv' 1. The adm inistration Is plan­ ask^ by reporters .concerning fhs rorlnne. Stanley and Joanla Zaremba. ning an all-out effort In the next In this connection, Dulles Mid' Made Dramaltc Appewraace "to 'household contacts', thgbe W ashington. Aug. 26 Thmt th st during the. past sCMion the possibility of a strike. RADIO PHONOGRAPH T’ha dhrtraught stenographer, under 30 years of age who haiy! nnw-famillar refrain "I refuse to session of (ingress to broaden To other quritloni he replied "1 and libera Hu the present Social Senate approved 25 treaties. 12 of LI. who waa employed by the Maaaa- been living In intimate cpmact answer on the ground it might which according to Dulles' legal haven't got time to talk to you Reg. e chuaetts State Employment Se­ with a polio patient for aj least tend to incrlmlnste me” appears Security system, already providing advisors "would be unconstitut­ Russia Asks^UN Ruling noff.” curity office, made a dramatic ap-. .24 hours." / to be -headed for^a new tesj in the death and retirement benefit Lots .Mid a long lines walkout coverage to r some 6b million ional if the proposed, amendment Air Conditioned • - $59.95 - W peartuice tn a police ttne-np after ‘Officials said one of the e b u rtit...... - r - - -■...... had been In effect, -because they could ■ tdle 'all the 300.000 --ew A - ahe had been booked on- charges disease In the Rockavyhy* colony Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) la workers. deal with matters of state juris­ members across' the nation. He ex­ ef carrying concealed weapons. did not constitute arf/emergency, threatening a'court test in'tn ei- 2. Leaders of a House Ways and diction such as negotiable Instru­ On Seat Peace Talk plain^ that local telephone work- n r n Means subcommittee headed by Now Stan^ng on a stage In the glare and that limited supply of the tempt to llmtt the situations in ment laws, local licensing laws, ef bright lights, she twlated a drug made the' rigid rules neces­ which it may be used.. Rep. Curtis. (R-:ieb). apparently . (Coattanad oa Paga Eletren) . e FI.IP CARTRIDGE e TONE AND VOLUME CONTROL are leaning toward, a new ap­ etc." United Nations. N. Aug. 26t:iiminar>’ maneuver to enforce the STEAK handkerchief and dabbed her eyes. sary. ■ * Used Many Tlmea Dulles continued;' proach abAndoning. many basic l/Pi.— Russia today pugit squarely U.N. to vote first on another Soviet She wore a whits blouse and a Both federal and state. bfllciaU Countless timet since Congress "In the case of eight of these Best Cut Chuck rad skirt. She began sobbing have refused city requests for began looking into subversive concepts of the present system. up to the U'.- N. ti^ky to decide proposal for inviting six fighting The subcommittee has.been in- 12 treaties the vote was 86 yeas whether th# Soviet Union could rountrles and nine "neutrals " to at­ FOUND A HOME? haavily at the first routine ques­ more gamma globulin. activities one witness or another to one nay. Included in t he 86 who 3 SPEED ' tions aa to her name and address. Meanwhile:the National Founda­ has given this response Instead of vestigatlhg the- Social Security attend the Korean peace con­ tend the parley. system for weeks and will make voted in favor of these treaties ference w ith ^ being lined up on Bulletins " Aakad when she arrived In New tion for Infantile Paralysis an­ answering questions about alleged were 99 of the 54 , Senators who 'Viahinsky h* (CeeUwwd as Pago Fourteen) (Continued on Pnge Tvventy-Tliree) lude to the fight over the IMue LI. ■jt. too. The Fifth Amendment to (.Opattanad Tliree) challehge to the United States mal voting, procedure, this would JPBISONERS, FREED ____ Reg* ^ R the Con St Itutlon forbids compelling with twoeharp blasts eharging'lbe pinion' that Rnssls'can attend on- be voted on last since it-was sub­ anybody to testify against himself- Department of Health. Bdncatlqn |V If the communist belligerents— mitted last among the half-dozen Bonn, Germany, Aug. 26 148— T McCarthy, chairman of the Sen­ and Welfare with refusing to sup­ ;'ji)orth Korea and Red China resolutions before the committee. Hie Brittah released nlae w ar. > Air Conditibnod $32.95 ^ ^ ^ ate Investigations subcommittee. Is ply^ h's subcommIttM with Info.'- desire-Jt. Such s proposer is now • Vlshikskv. however, submitted rrimlnala from their Werl Pris­ Leaders Face Decision:acationlng on the West Coast. mstioB. / before the U. N. with 'tTnIted his list again this morning in the on today, reducing to S2 tha Before he left Washington, how­ "All we want , are the facts, number . still held there.. .No— .. Now. Curtis’ said In A ststement yester- News Tidbits States back'thg.v j form 'of an amendment to a resolu- U. S. NO. 1 Need A ever. he laid the groundwork for a Soviet Delegate Andrei Y. Viahin- ' tlon sponsored by the United . Mg names were among thosa . “Never More Pick-Up? day.,yWa.iai«aid(tiygct.th«4n>.X will '•*~aK*T-LtrLe.-?-^.---S’vrassU:; xiajPCARTRIDGE • TONE AND VOLUME CONTROL: ebnrt aetltm to Itefln» the -etreuiiw- i^^^^^ GallasI-1rom AP • WisM - sky, hoWeyOV, aubnonaato the Gen-f Slftes-Ana 'bfher countries “11161 freed; They larlnded GsTtnaaa-- -~ - ■tancea under -. which a.- wttaeaa not tolerate delayi, evasive an­ eral-Assembty's 60 nation political > fought for the U. N;'in Korea, eeevlrted-^ killing,Attod- pels- _ ... Best pick-up iri a weary ■work week is the may properly decllhe to answer. swers,'or sutything that falls sliort oners of war and nUstieatlag POTATOES of full cooperation. The long­ committee this morning an amend- [ propoial! recommend- The Wisconsin Senator, did this ■ Presldent__Peron's Argentine jnent «rikmg out Uie reference to that m il-the^ting countries prisaners In conrentratioa campa . __ To R6am”~ NEW' MODEL pick-up by far.JCall MIv Wsshlngton, Aug. -26 (48—Gen., In questioning' the wife of 'Edward standing 'practice In Washington government naniee cominlBelon to . and POW camps. ^ Extro Special , .^ Braitley mys ^ America’s ^ by which departments withhold in ■ *T iir^1u hrinir' Inio^ th . o,i.n tha i invited to the conference, had (I ■ luvssUgjiJL* , W. P,ro.test*At Tast; frtendly civilian and miiltary leaders soon , Government mlMlonarics Tii hta country en­ PPJs'OMtifATOR NEEDED ' ^ (GPOi bookbinder who haa re­ c e a u .” danger national defense along the conferrace. Britain. Canada and Settling doum to Hit pocKtful Kfe of a liama owntr is 'Hid droom of 1 2 " : route service for your laundry and dry must mshe decisions In the bat- j ^ The Nc'braskan uid the depart­ Washington, Aug. 26 uPl—Sen. fused to My w'hether he was a frontiers and special security some others originilly advocated ‘>'y provide that amendments Ives (R-NY) urged today that BAG tie of science with Russia that. Communist or whether he ever ment, which Includes the SocisI zones... Small group of pickets the participation of Ruaaia without I ^ voted flril. Tme means cleaning and just see how delighted yon will affect "our very lurvlval as '' Security Administration.’ took the Soviet Hst would be put ahead Repiibtlcaas seek a ’‘common many. Since 1891 Savings Loon has assisted thosa with good stole secret documents from the gather opposite U. N. headquarters any strings attsched. but the limit­ denominator” with the Demo- a nation.’’ . | GPO. seven weeks to reply to a Truest ing provisions were inserted on the of the United States-sponsored CLASSIC SINGLES for detailed information on Social carrying signs denouncing French rrata In nai ’effort to nrotd n po- ■re. It saves you work and worry and in New Weapona Important .1 Mrs. Rothschild, too, refused to netiona In Morocco^ insistence of the United States. Air Conditioned ertdit standing^ and a stdody inedm* in rooliziRg this omMtion by New weapons sre so Important,' tell McCarthy whether she is or Security benefits, taxes, reserves, - Russia also came up with a pre- (Ooatlaoed on Page Two) IIHcal fight in f'ongreM over so convenient you won’t be without it once ho declared, that they "are be­ haa been a Communist party func­ coverage and other points.. He M id India and Soviet Union open Taft-Hartley Act reviaions. ~ the department had given his sub- negotintlene for trade agreement Reg. ginning to ahakethe present divl-. tionary. . between two countries, according LARGE, ASSORTED groRtiag HOME LOANS. you try it. slmi of functions between the- ' McCarthy thetf ordered her to DEFENSE REVIEW ASHED Now answer a test question, announc­ (Cpattaaed an Page Five) to a New Delhi commerce min­ Army, Navy and Air Force.” istry spokesman... Stratosphere WashlngloD, Aug. 26 bP>— $1.31 He urged fuller use of sclentiflic ing her refuMl would be the basis Record School Enrollrncnt .AdnL Arthur W. Radford said S o c h for a possible contempt of Con­ ballonist of early' '30s. Au^ste advaiicea through giving aclen- Piccard, plonges five-eights of a toda.v the Russian bydiegen ,ex- * Prompt Approisd tiats a larger share In strategic gress proceeding. Despite this, and plosloM requlrea that the Halted on the advice of her lawyer, B!I6 AcU As Base mile deep into Mediterranean —in Forecast for U. S, in 1954 State* rei-iew Its defense against planning. Including advice to the Bathyscape off (Japri, Italy. Joint Chiefs of Staff. Charles E.' Ford, the witneM per-’ such weaimas. * Prompt Sorvka NEW MODEL Bradley's views In brief, that .Stated in her refusal. To (]ai*rv F84 Jet Every hotel and tourist court tha country's best protection lies Tlie test question; "Do you re­ within 25 miles of St. Louis is Washineton. Aue. . 26 (48—LeeTmentary and secondary school HOVJET r.LAN E c JECTED OPEN TONIGHT aui THURS. UNTIL 9 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANIN6 booked solid as city prepares for classrooms. Three classroonnis out t in boosting ' Its scientific and fuse tn answer on the ground that Washington, Aug. 26 iP—The Air M. Thurston, U. S. CommlMioner Bona, Oernuuiy, Aug. SS I4N— technological lead over the So­ a truthful an.swer might tend to 35th National CX>nv«ntion of A m er­ of Education. M id today a.record of every five will be overcrowded. The Bona govenunent' add th* Force says It has. fitted the long- ican Legion. . . U. S. A griculture One out of every five pupils will OTHER DAYS UNTIL 5:30 viets—were carried in an,, article im rimlnste yo-.i?"—., . range B36 bomber for a new role; 36.949,700 children will enroll in oppoalHsa Koclallats Joined MrCnrlh.v runti nds this is the Dept, reports' Ikrge crops and large aciraois and-i colleges during the I, go to 'School . . . In a schoolhoutc hands tomghi In rejecting the Wednesday Closed al Noon INCLUDING WEDNESDAY In the issue of the Saturday Eve­ Taking off with an F-94 jet plane carryover stocks point to record ning Post out today. only legal ground tur a witness de­ 1953-.84 academic year. - -which doea not meet, minimum fire new nppeal by the Russlaa Zone 974 MAIN ST. Thursdays 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Phone MI:9-4588 In Its cavernous belly, carrying it ■upplien of whent In U. S. and ; Mfety conditions." .EN RT. JAM ES BLOCK The 60-yaar-old career soldier Gen. Omar Bradley clining to answer. Ford, a V'SI to within striking distance of a tar­ That would be two million more ParSam ent tor West and East Gosed ^turdays Bn-9-4589 known Washin^to., attm-nsy .wh'» Canada for 1953-54 m arketing than the previous record of 34,- I He also Mid* school construction Germany to form n prsvMsnnI retired Aug. 13 aa chairman of the get, releaaing the tighter for a year. • , Manchester’s Largest Radio, Record, TV and Joint Chiefs of Staff. Now he la tempo,” Bradley wrote. "As the has spet-ialixed :n "Fifth Amend­ ■trike, at more than 600 milea per 993.100 set last school year. is not keeping psca with 'demands all-Gennaa government.. FRER PARKING Appliance Store board thairman of Bulova Re­ pace gets hotter, the choices of ment" cases, tricUenges the f/n- hour, and then recovering it in mid­ British transfer ntomlc ar.ieatlat, American People Pralaed I and not enough persona are being lu Our Rig Laf search ahd Development, Inc., what'we must do become harder. ator to produce a single court be- air. whose Russian mother and British Thurston praised the way the prepared to meet tMcher.needa. u WRONG BODY where he expects to use his know­ "Some dt these choices, touching ctsinn harking up his stand. The Air Fores yesterday rcitased father live in Soviet Union, frtia American people "are doing more I Til* Commiasioner aaid It waa Hammond. lad„ Aug. 24 OH (pavings ^ <£oan ledge to'see that military prob­ the question of our very survival Makea Nu Dirferenoe ' for the first Urns photofraphs of post at England's chief atomic re­ than they have ever done before ' rsUmsted that private and pub­ Police today niled o«l tfen pnool- lems naeding aclentiflc and re­ aa a nation, now loom close ahead " It doesn't make the sUghtest -the BM In its mother jtd e. search .laboratory .... .Charlie for the Plication of our nation's lic elementary schools will enrell MHty tlw t a hoadloao body search solutions are passed along of our civilian and military lead­ cllfferenre," the lawyer Mys, Other sources pointed out that if Chaplin's liew sight-pound baby Alldren" but in the same atate- 26.931.000 children this coming wnnhod np on the Lake 9llcM< to the acienUata. ers." "whether the answer a witncH the big bomber can launch a fighter boy has been aamed Bagree after Oient he Mid: school year, with more than three praa oho re m ight ho th a t of Manchester Savings &^toan Association - 1007 Main St "Soviet tachnical progrew. like Mrs. Chaplin’s father, playwright "This fair the United States will CSon Gratror, aHoahig nhMia 130 CENTER STREET ' CORNER OF CHURCH (OoaUmied aa Page Twelve) (Ooattaaed oa Paga rW f) (OeaMaaed ea Paga Stacteea) 'Sugsna O’Neill. bt abort about 345,000 public els- (OaatlMMd |sa Pag* ■) legtahstor. PLENTY OF PARKING aura. Is moving at an ever fasUr Advertise in Tbe Herald— It Pays V / ( i