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PAGE SIXTE^M TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER *, MM! lH m trl|fe 0trr lEvntins lêralb A Y cruc Daily Net PrcM Run For the Waek Baded ^ Tht Weather Sept. (, IK$ Fameent nf U. ■. WaatOnr ■etioa A meeting of the general parade tors, wUt ba Inatallad u praaident committee of the Manchester Fire of tha Auxiliary. 8ha auccaada AbouKTown Department will be held tonight Legion to Seat Mrs. Raymond L. Oossalln. Mrs. 10,665 near, dnal tonight, tanny wito Wilbur T. Little'’, past president pt at 7 :30 at the firehouse, corner of . Mamber nf tha Audit littto ehanga In tonapamtom lin- Mnnbera of the Center Thes Hilliard and Main Sts. .. Weddings the unit and second vice president' pians are reminded that, tryouts New Officer^ of the district, will be In charge of S T O R E O P E N Btmnn e t OtrenlnttMa for "Abie’s Irish Rose" wHPIm held The cafeteria of the Lincoln the iratallation. The team consists HE^heeter— A CiiCity of Village Charm tomorrow at S p. iti. in Cepter School will be operating tomor of past presidents. Church. ' ( row as usual, with Mrs. Blanche Cook-Brosnan Installation Ceremony Also to be seated are the fol Newman as manager and Mrs. Miss Margaret Shannon Bros- ; lowing Auxiliary officers; Mrs. AiUL D A Y VOL. LXXII, NO. 289 (Clnaailied AdverUaing nn Pngn II) M j^ eftE S T E R . CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Klock, of 'Eileen Halliday as her assistant. nan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tonight for Petersen Francis A. Dwyar, senior vice Henry 8t., their three young sons, 'The kindergarten seseions at the Thomas Edward Brosnan, .8 3 And Mrs. Fairbanks president; Mrs. Earl C. Petersen, and Bobby Oraif, of Washington school will be’ from 8:30 to 11:15 Washington St., and Clarence Ro Junior vice president; Mrs. Joseph 8t., have returned after a tour of a.m. lOid from 12:30 to 2:45 p.m. land Cook. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Peteraen will be installed F. Wallett, secretary; MIsa Bar 'VFEDNESDAY The Riker Grin— Anti New Moustache the Gaspe Peninsula. Clarence R. Cook, of Los Angeles. aa commander of Dilworth-Cor- bara Wallett, financial secretary; R esearch Manchester Lodge No. 73. A. F. Calif., were united in marriage nell-Quey Post 102 of the Ameri Mrs. Charles H. Romanowskt, .Mr. and Mrs. John K. Frahcr. and A. M.. win hold a stated com yesterday in St. Bridget’s Church. can Legion at Inatallation exer treasurer; Mrs. Robert 8. Curran, SEPTEMBER 9th. . . . T m Jr., and children have moved from munication at the Masonic Temple The Rev. Wliliam Wrinn, of cises tonight. Officera of the De aergeant-at-arms;' Mrs. Milton Oak St, to their new home on tonight at 7:30.s Following the Hampton. N. J.. cousin of the partment of Connecticut, under Hansen, assistant - Sergeant-at- Pins Cause Bristol Rd., Windsor lx>cks. business meeting 'the fellowcraft bride, celebrated the nuptial High the direction of State Comdr. arml: Mrs. Ruth M. Hlckox, chap Pole Flees Korean Truce degree wili be confer)^ with Sen Mass and performed the ceremony James H. Stelnaon, will conduct lain and Mrs. Richard J. Vaughan, Shop For These Wed, Specials ior Warden John L. Vbn Deck in at 10 a. m, Mrs- Arlyne Garrit'y, the ceremonies In the Legion historian. . The clinic schedule for the Man charge of the workf At xhe con Gueits will Include post and Of Cancer chester Visiting Nurses Assn, for who pla.ved the traditional bridal Home on Leonard St., at 8 o’clock. clusion of the meeting there will music, sang "Ave Maria.’’ Vases Petersen succeeds Wilbur T. auxiliary units In the state. this week is as follows: tomorrow. be a social hour and refreshments. 10 a.ni.. tumor clinic (by appoint of white gladioli composed the Little aa post commander. He Rome, Sept. 9 (/P)— An decorations. served with the 9th Air Force in ment only), and from 2 to 4 p.m., The Manche.ster Branch of tlv American renearch group *,o- well baby at the Community Y; The bride who was escorted to Europe during World War 11. day pictured cancer as an in- w e n t held its first meeting of e altar and presented in mar Other officers to be seated to IVIake Friday, 9 a.m., chest (by oppoint- the sea.son today at the Soiitii fertinus disease, like tuber- for U. ment only). riage b.v her father, was attended night include Robert T. Petersen, Methodi.st Church, Sewing was for by her cou.sin. Mrs. Raymond F. senior Alee commander; George A. cubsit or Kyphilifl, caused by the Red Cross. The potlink The Isidies Aiixiliar.v of the Zip- Hicke\\of Manchester, as matron Scoville. junior vice commander: a tinv organism. Presenting a luncheon wa.s followed by the af of honorNSusan Harriett Brosnan, Henri Peasini. adjutant: Kenneth old ser Club will hold an important ternoon busine.ss meeting. of Wallingee chester High achool. St. Jo.seph’a wife of the past commander who la of .animala Infertq^d'' with the 1 chester High School and the Jtrirsa The bride wore a ballîna College. West Hartford, UConn a member of the Board of . Direc 828 Main 81., Maarhester 9-M50 From Reds Hartt School of Music in Hatlfoid. ’-ui^th gown of pale pink ny diaeaae and that the anti-aerum ' ^ Washington, Sept. 9 UP)— President F.i.senhower has onl.v School of Law and Columbia Unl- Weakena and aometimea deatro.va with ifise motif, and shoulde ,ver.sity Scliool of Library Service. 'a little over three weeks to name a succe.s.sor to the late Chief length veil draped from a crouji of the rancer-vauaing organiam. Seoul, SepCft ■APolhh The Ladies Aid Societ.v of the is on the staff of the School Justice Vin.son if he wishes the appointee to be on the job at memlier o£ HALE'S Buckingham Congregational sweetheart roses. She carried a ofH awarded, refreshments served, and ; ceremony, the bridal party w'as 25 lbs. report with considerable reserve. I of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea ' entertained at the Bosnan home. J COST If which will be rejected and which ' I members are urged to attend and The New Jersey doctors said the Will be granted later hMrtnga in , earlier Ihia year. Jarecki made hla Invite their frienrfs. : and the reception and luncheon FUNERAL V. PIB WASff in ro-weds left yes rXyon, leamless front, back-and side for perfect fiL Riker, #80 Spring St., proudly diapla.va the mmialache he, grew, while «ieciaion. on theae appeal. *nd , The Builder*t Friend Director made especially for automatic^washers but equally methods. begin, a 2-week aeaaion of heariogJ??'^ .^ ; ! 1949, Jumped hla ahip in London in terday for a trip to Cape Cod. the a prisoner of war In North Korea. .American Red Cross pbotagmpb- June to win aaylum. 23 Main Street, Manchester good in conventional machinesîMow— for .10 days "While normal carrierl of this argument, on plea, that wewl ’ »*'• bride was wearing a Roman stripe organiam are found, 100 prr cent i er Dorothv Kniss Moore took the plcitirr na Riker rested In Incbon. er.ni*d late In the laat term |««veIopment of rcaourcea and the Other Poles have fled their Red- Korea, walling for his departure atstes-side Aug. SI. Riker la non granted late in the laat term^ „ | iit«bllix*tiorf of currenclea He _ ...... Herald Phuto. 1M MIOMTY OAK Y ffl^S A MICrHTV FINI fL O O S .... college cotton, rhapsody bhie coat Call MI-9-5869 — you can get a 1-month supplV^n a re-usable of blood from patlrnla with cancer Terry Wllalaskl waa ready at the ripe old age of 2 yr«u* aad ruled land by ahip, train, and and matching acces.sories. After have given poaltlve culture in a aboard the G i... M. Black on his wa.v to the West Const where he If F.iaenhower haa not choaen • . called the bank and fund ’’ouUtand. othej--' meant to reac h freedom in (TtOMr AND BCAUTIFUl....lASTi fOMV/fR ! metal pail for just 5.93; S fo r sl.OO Is expected to arrtve over the weekend. He w ill he met b>-. his new Chief Juatlce by Oct. 5. Aaao- jng examples of cooperativt en- 4 montba today to atort hla formal eduratioii—along with the reat i special broth,” they reported. of the bovB and giria who relumed to Mancheater aekools—but Sweden, Weal Germany and elsa- \, flancee. Miss -Anne Fisher of Weston, Mass., but his Immediate family ciate Juatice Black will pLealue : deavor and achlavcment’’ wfiere. MICrHTV VINI SElfCTION AT... DIaeoaw Developed will remain here awaiting his arrival home. until Vlnaon’a aucceaaor la named. ; rk ^ W h i,. ____ ' achool authorttlea aald me. The reault waa OmU Terry orled aad “all" is the detergent prescribed by the niiakers of When the germ .is injected in Black takes on Ihl. tabi| aa aanior “ Jn-^tlng wa. cried at the eatrancr to tlw Waddell Schaol where bis slater SaaOy, 'The Army said the Pole and ANDERSON automatic washers, “all” confains its ownSvater mice and guina* pigs, the aniniaU judge in point of a * : : ^ and 0 , 7. atorted la the eecoad grade. Terry's grandmother. Mra. Kranee* other members of his team of later develop cancer, they _Mid. Onance miniatera and ambaaaadora WUalnakl beard Us . aoba aad. brought Urn. protoottog. hack to Ms Poliah, Czechs, Swedes and Swiai, softener, its own whitening agent . . . and it’s then la referred to a* the BROTHERS Regui^\39 c Anklets ^ Rabbits and sheep; when’’inocu- ing Juatice. Black acted in tltfa by Secretory of the Treaaury mother. Terry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W'llatoatci, M had been at Kangnung since Aug. Isted, were said to have produced capacity for a time after the death Humphrey, U. 8. governor for both Homestead St., donned kla slater*, sweater for some unexplained 24. completely safe for baby clothes, delicate lihjgerie,'- the bank imd fund. ____ any of the' miracle fabrics. In white, pastel or dark ^ o rs. With plalh or fancy cuffs.^8izaa "potent Immune bodlea." From Posse Finds GJrls of Chief ; Juatice ■ Harlan Fiaka reason this moralag aad beipui Ma teatofat picketing of |ha aebool. Hajdukiewicz Was standing oa 4 to 8. ^ these bodies the group said It ob Stone, Vinaon’a predeceaaor. Eiaenhower called the lending the Kangnung airfield with other tained anli-aera which cauaed the One factor which Elsenhower agenciea "inatitutiona through . I rrmembera of the truce team at 5:30 capcer-produclng cells to group to rould take into consideration if he i which member countries worked to- m. today aa an airplane was For fishermen, hunters and sportsmen Also availabla in 10-lb. box— 2.49 and gether and lose "moltillty" or Lost on Mountain wlahea to defer the appointment la ! gether to help achieve a better life i wa-mlng up to take the team bark in general who spend some time In ont- 3 for , obillty to move. When the mlcro- that no. major case has been put on , for their peoples” He congratulat- , UN Charges Redsf^to North Korea. of-fhe-way places. 50-lb. drum— 11.45. - ed them oh their progress and de- I The Array ga ^ IR |N ...... profe.«sor.s, are h]dnah Geer. Miss Geer is the daughter of Dr. quoted Hajdukiewicz. on hatterles. Buy one now Harold: Geer, a retired Vassar Col The Czech resolution waa de eharKed the Communists held ‘‘*'L “■'i*"' 60c ALKA SELTZERv. .7 ...... 21, of Pittsburgh, Pa., and feated In a show of hands in which The Pole said he asked asyluBi (for a limited time)—at a $ 2 2 - 9 5 lege inatructor now a visiting pro back 1,401 .Allied war captive.4 Rhee. because of "long standing opposi- great saving. Florida Region Hllvji Jones, 20, of Princeton, Marked Absent; India and Yugoslavia voted in $1.18 v a l u e KOLYNtoS CHLOROPHYLL fessor at Pennsylvania College for — Bryan, ' tion to Copimunlam” (Plus Taxes) iV. J. Women at Pittoburgh. Mias Jones' favor of Red China. There were — including 94 4 .Americans dismissing the Red de- TOOTH PA STE...... many abstentions. and demanded a prompt ac- mand as a blast." told his Armi I 'The Army said "in line with Eileen E.K h ly By THE A880CIATBD PRt»H Thev weie found off the trail by father is Dr. David H. Jones of 17i New Britain. Sept. 9 Sev I traditional U. S. policy of protect- Sales. Servl^ and Genuine Parts for A hurricane containing winds of Stale Conservation Officera Jef'erson Rd . Princeton, N. J., a enty-nine children purposely went Britain's representative. Regi counting for each man. stice Commission counterpart: Siinbeani, Shirk and Remington Electric Shavers 94c VALUE SQUIBB TOOTH PASTE...... "It is self evident we are not : ing and aasis'ting political refugees, FOR THE BEST IN FLOORING, STAIR M miles an hour sprsng up sud Steven Rollins and Peter B. Lyon profe.ssor at Princeton fie'minary. to the wrong school today and nald Maudllng. made a neutral Give* Warning ! the Air Base'' commander. Col. .Liberal Trade-In .4llnwanee On All .Makes 92c VALUE MENNEN’S SKIN BRACER denly today near Turks Island. 800 after daylight. speech in which he only said that The chief- of- the Allied delega forcibly holding these people." SCHOOL OF BATON TWIRLING The Jones family haa a aum- were marked absent as the . fall He told the Reds the U N. list . Harold T. Babb. Vif, the U. S, Air BUILDING and INTERIOR HNISH SEE WITH SHAVE C R EA M ...... miles southeast of Ulaml, and of The searching party report-d the question ahouid be disposed of. tion to the Korean Armistice Com- ; Force. Dalton. Ga .”..Immediately term opened. Secretary Humphrey, represent ml.ssion told newsmen the Reds covered only men known lo have 0PENIN6 WEDNESDAY. SEPT. It $1.25 ABSORBINE JR...... \ fered lerei an immediate threat to the the young women appeared to (Oonllnued on' Pag* Ten) placed the man under'hifstody for STATE BARBER SHOP isma Islands. Parents Defy Board ing the United States, opposed the had better account for the mi.ssing been raptured, who were not re his protection.” AT ’THE Czech resolution. patriated during Operation Big 10 BISSELL STREET ST.\TE THEATER BLDG. 75c DOAN'S PILLS ...... In Bad PosiUon The mix-up came when parents men - ’’or else.” He> did not am- The Army said the Pole'Xyas a ANDERSON BROS WOODWORKING C0:Jnc ROLDA GIBSON DANCE STUDIO Gira,d ' Norton, chief storm fore of the children involved defied the . i revlously .Mohammed All. plify. Sw-itch. w-hirh ended Sunday. I native of Lodz! and claimed he Was NEW PROM HOME PERMANENT REFILLS 'school board, which recently re chairman of the meeting and rep Maj. Gen. Blackshenr M. Bryan "None of the.se people have been 101 tTl.N’TER STREET caster in the Miami Weather I not a Communist party membeit»:. COfi PLEASANT VALLEY ROAD f R O U T E 5 MENNEN BABY POW DER...... Bureau,' said the awlftly-devcioping zoned the city. -In the rezoning resentative from Paki.stan. led off .turned over a carefully document reported hy you as having escaped SOUTH WINDSOR , CONN. TEL. 8 6 3 9 8 CHAS. ANTELL FORMULA 9 WITH dlitiirbanbe "la in a bad poaitlnn McCarthy Waits Action process, the 79 grade achool boys with a eulogy to the late Chief ed list to the Reds at an 8fi minute or died," Bryan added. (Oontlnoed oa Page Two) For Roqistration CoN MI-9-1911 Aftar 4 P.M. aa far aa Florida ii ronremed." and girls were transferred from to ---- - •“ meeting of the Armistice Commis The list, in addition to the SHAMPOO...... $2.00 The hurricane, called "Dolly’’ for :the Stanley School in the Belvi- (OoatlBiied er Page Fear) sion. He warned the Communist Americans, included 2.110 South CLASS — PRIVATE — TEAM WORK SUTTON DEODORANT STICK ...... the fourth letter in the alphabet. dere residential neighborhood to officers: Koreans, 19 British. 9 Australians, . 59c On Army Probe Block ; the Smalley School, which is lo ” We now demand that you re 8 South Africans. 3 Canadians. 3 Member of All American Drum Major Aaaorlattoa Is in tha enibryo atage "but Is ^-DAY DEODORANT PADS ...... 59c developing very fast,’' aald Norton. cated closer to the center of the turn these people to us or account Belgians. 5 Turks, 2 Colombians U grew out of an eaaterly wave city. to ua for each of theae individuals and T'Oreek. Bulletins Washington, Sept. 9 (IP)— ml.«.sion. President Eisenhower has An Immediate protein over the . . . we demand prompt action. " Bryan told the Reds the list ’’ex \ Green .^lamp.s (liven With Ca.sh Sale* which extended In a long line from 'Ncms Tidbits from the AP Wires Puarto Rico over the Virgin Is Sen McCarthy (R-Wis); hold- order to stand. transfer came from the parents . The Far Blast Command said the ceeds’the number »-hom you have IS YOUR BURNER inir a ’’no w h itew ash” nloHi-o ^ day-Iong series of public and:and they engaged a lawyer to rep- list would, not be released here, stated do not deitre repatriation by lands yasterday. It contained heavy Culled fro^ AP Wires but In Washington. There, offi rains, up to lO's inchei over tht ■fi-o™ c \u A " private hearings, meetings and resent them. At a lehearlng which about 3.100.” li^ w qpm iii<|PEiaa«<|pDm ii6rt T . SteV6nA, left to the *ubcomni!tle« yesterday was voted to insist on the ttsnsfer. could to speed release of the The Communists say about 300 l»ndoa. Sept, t up>— Tke Ad* 7...WE ARE! "We were auaplcloua of it yes New England Shoe and Leather American names, but the list Koreana and 20 non-Koneana do miralty saM a BriUah Naval terday," eel# Norton. "A Navy administration todav the next •"■rked by: : Another last-minute hearing was- . a. , J J A n n o u n cin g ThtJWHALCco. move in his search fo r Com ’ Stevens’ public promise to held laat night but the board once ' might not be available for two not want to return to their home I.oaach was ired oa la Hong hurrtcane -hunter plane flew ■ i MAwewnn Ccwi.— ■ . 4 days.. lands. Koag watof* today aad that through It but found no organised m^niaMn? all ^^ "n" Wsckoiit. no again refua^ to change its edict. . a . muniSt inflJtrOllQn among the, whitewash” whether «oto mmnivcomply tuiThis- morning Ir.t-irate parents u-ntkept , nation in first half of 19.53, The Communists said they re Allied and Communist POWa OMUoltlea wWe suffered. •torm. Army’s civittlili workers. wdth ■ McCarthy’s demand that he their promise to send their chll- Auatralian Treasurer Sir Arthur served "the right to comment Canpidtt lanMrand The Re-Opening Of ■ "Another hurricane hunter went Arinjr Had, Refiiaeil namq_thf! Army personnel ,who; dren lo the Stanlev School deanltelf**!**'" later." - then countered with a.de- CC4>atinued on Page Four) .. M.\UNE TRADrripN ? '' FMKW SMVkd - Fo r Better Buy " ‘'Into It today'and the center had- the board decision. A crovvd as-|'>'>'*getcallingforl2i,perceiitln- Washington, Sept. • tF):;^-Oen. a already formed, and the eya was The Army haa refused several cleared the three workers for Jobs.. times to. give McCarthy’s 8enate i *• McCarthy’s declaration that semhled outside the Stanlev School. ; come-tax rill . ' . . Supporters ;of l>emael C. Sbepbeid, Jr.,"Marian ...... _ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS -well deltned. Tha heavy.winds ara •apposire~lKe’”4fare~TeacKery'ra-'^rTh»l’W tiortheaet ,oi; the center, aa they 'TnveMtghlioha'''aii6mmmi’ttee ' the ‘4’ppeiil (d’Êfsehh'owef “If ’ nnito'riimmsadaiir.'deMiiwwff tiifc"" Better X * ’y D ry WE A.ME8ITE EqUIPPKO FOB I.ARGE names of those ' whq gi:antfcs. lege pf Connecticut ' ÔT U. N. General Assembly day that produetioa haa started Hotter Mobilbeat —TEXMA.CODBTfl --v OR-tHMALl.'JrtBK' ueually are-Ml the: early atagas of a hurricane’a development. Only ’toCurify cleaHihces to three ch” vn -! t McCiHfi'y - ■ 'edmmehted w that ' "I Some of those piesent carried President la sYltl wide open and no the worfd'a lonieat aad! PARKING LOTS MAf’IlINR SPREAD—FORMS Ian workers the Senator contends I can’t concel\e how a President placards reading "The Board „f : *«lkover for Mra. Vijaya Lakshmi Four Area States Sign^Jr" realitest hellropter, capable of It's ea.sy to see why most hou.sewives pre AND WALKS — SET—POWER ROLLED ’ Pandit of India. (CahUnnad an Page Nine) have ties to Communism. |.elected on a cleanup pmgram. who rorrytag M fully equipped Mo* W* have the men. skill MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED The refuaala wera baaed on an -----madepromises from roast to (Continued nn Page Nlae) Ten years ago today American rines. automatic delivery —free fer NEW MODEL S FLU FF DRY, All the FREE E.STI.MATES—TERMS TO SITT YOI'R PL'RSE and tools to service, adj'ust, heat-saving tips — courteous executive order former President coast to clean up crime and per shock troops stormed the llallaa I ’P TO 8 YEARS TO PAY Truman issued in 1948 forbidding mainland across Salerno’s aandy Connecticut River Pact repair and clean any type or help from trained drivers. heavy ironing is done— and the week's version. can refuse.’’ IKE TALK SI>ATED make oil burner. School of Dance ,^117.118 lo Review government agencies to give out 3. A. new policy statement by Coiijyrc»88 Sc88ioii beaches . . . Welfare. Secretary Denver, Sept. • (A5—Prealdeak HoIttTMobilheal.tool Lab I tails nn handling of security Oveta Culp Hobby tells National Montpelier. Vt.. Sept. 9 iP, -» ever, mast of the dams and leser- Elsenhower today oeoeptod oa it Let us put yours in A-1 bundle returned clean, dry and folded. DEMAIO BROS. cases without White House per- (Conttmied on Page Twelve) Urban Leagtie in Philadelphia .53 Four New- England States have volrs will be built in Vermont and InvltotloB to speak la w’aahlag* oratory tested tor your SINCE 192# Pacific Probleirts running order —help you burner. Cofllains more heat Thrifty, too— and even thriftier when you FOR THE 1953-54 SEASON Appears Unlikely per rent of nation’s auto theft’s Joined in a Connecticut River flood New Hampshire. | ton Oct. g nt the annual meet- * A I TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MltchoN 3-7491 this year will be committed by conti-ol compact to reimburse com Breaent flood control plans call i lag of the Americaa CeuaeU an beat the rush to complete units than ever. Call Vt. for the federal government to pay i use A’EW m o d e l 's convenient ca.sh and Washington, Sept. 9 (AA— Pacific youngatera under 18. . i munities for tax revenues lost on t. House Isnd acquired for ronslrucion of , for engineering and building the YOU CAN’T UAT Ml HUTI All TypM of DaRct iRstnietioR Snesker Jo.seph W. Martin, Jr. i R- Iranian diplomatic official says ★ Complete FhieiOilServiee: Ossa. Cbasg, Aatsautkl •carry service. ?iUnited States. Australia and New Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Lav dam.Aa it.v of a special session of Congress rentiev appears In good henllh de at th* sacond annual aeaaion of spite rumora he attempted auicide The agreement, w-;*.ich has been w-ater Into the big river. Five of 1 automobile rammied lato a Louis Roqlstor at th« Studio. 101 Cantor St. Washington Tipster Hears Ister this year but conceded "thetê approved by the Legislatures of the dams are alread.v In operation. : ville a Nashville paaeeager Iraki FOR SEPTIC TANK or the Aniua Pacific Security Treaty will be plenty of work next year." laat week . . . World Congress on (A FEW STEPS WEST OF ’TOWN HALL) ' Council. Figures at Rome, Italy la told the four states and the National . Coatrol Points Listed at high speed today aad boaaded Visiting the Capitol for a fe«- Congress, w-as aigned yesterday hy They are located in Tully, high lato tke air kllllag Ikren .Secretary of Stata Dulles and days. Martin told newsmen he w-as women try to commit suicide more the foreign miniatera of Australia Top Secrets in Coffee Bar reprerentatlves of Vermont, New- Knightville and Birch Hill in Maa- Navy flight studaats aad aertous* certain therf .w-ould be no extra than men but men do better Job of sachuaetta: Surrey Mountain in WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9— 2 to 4 P.M. SEWER LINE CLEANING and New Zealand headed the trying. Hcmpshli-a, Maaaachiisetto and iy lajurteg a tourth. NEW MODEL session this year. Connecticut. New- Hampshire and Thetford In Mobilheat delegations of tha thrae participat By RIIBMEIJ. BRINES Sight-seeing, wreath-laying and SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OIL THURSDAY. SEPT. 10— 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. ing countries, whose Initials give "If you stand there long enough Martin said earlier talk of a Under the compact, Vermont Vermont. T\- TUBES EXPLODC LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANINS .Washington. Sept. 9 iPi For and if you stand there forlw o cupi i special aeaaion hinged on the be- lunch with Vice President Nixon and New- Hamoahire tow-na will re Dam aitet in the planning stage, Vaa Nuys, Calif., Sept, • Ifb . Co// Manchester's Specialists the treaty it nama. I are scheduled for visiting Crown FRIDAY. SEPT. 11— 2 to 4 P.M. Th# Anxua Treaty waa con two cups of coffee. Stanley L. ' of coffee, you will get enough in- lief the administration might receive tax reimbursements of .50 per’ fbr w-hich construction money haa 'INouaaads sf tclavlalaa tabai ax* Biahop told Congressmen, "you rkn ; formation to last you for a couple ' gard it as necessary for Congress I Prince Aklhito of Japan Pope not yet been appropriated by Con- cluded a year ago among the three cent from Massachusetts. 40 per ptoded Ilka popeora early today , SATURDAY. SEPT. 12— 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. get enough information to last you of weeks," he said. I to boost the national debt limit, ' Pius XII urges Catholic youth cent from Cotinwticiit and 140 per greaa, are; on fire swept tkrapgh lha Partfki VOV SAVE In The Business nations aa a common move against for a couple of weeks." If you’re a Bishop said he makes part of his : which it refused to- do Just before throughout world-to fight for Cliria- possibla threato in the Pacific to cent from their home atate. Vermont: West Townsend on the Mercury Televialoa Ca. Six c m MITCHEU 3.S13S FOR TOP QUALITY Washington tipster on government living by collecting govern’ment i adjourning laat month. Since then. tian f'hurrh in ' ’world that is so Connecticut will pay 40 per cent West River. Ball Mountain on the thoueoad ’T\’ sets wera stoead la Closfof wW rotumo Mondoy, Sopt. 1 4 .19S3. their sei-urtty. The first meeting orders. contract information, -mailing It how-ever, administration flayal ex- inhuman because it it ao anti- of the Council created by the of the reimbursements to Massa- West River, North Hartland on the the boUdlag. Daoaage waa aati* SILENT GLOW OIL RURNERS "I get_a lot of tipsTn a lot of ! out unsolicited to manufacturers perts have indicated that the' pres Christian.’’ chujtetts rommiinitiea that lose.tax Ottawqiiechee River, Groton on the aiatod at naora than (I##,###. ' Registrattona may be taken nt nay other time «r Information McKin n e y BROTHERS treaty waa held laat year at Hono- placet," Bishop told a House Armed and asking those who consider it ent statutory debt limit of 275 bil Recent China Red auggeitiona revenues under the plan with the Wells River, Victory on the Moose lulu. gtvea by rnlUag MI-S-M14. SEWASE DISPOSAL CO. Services sulx'ommltter. "I will tell valuable to send back's check. He lion dollan w-on’t be reached this that French negotiate with Viet- ba.v state making up the remain River, and Bloomfleld on the Nul- ACTION FUUrr, TALK LATEH Dulles is teing assisted’ at the you how it works." said he also represents a Philadel year. mlnh rebelt in attempt to end I- der. . 1— - hegan River. Caaherrn. AastraMo. Oopt. • "Dancing ahouid be n part of every chlld'a education. Council seaaiona by assistant Sec Has Kaffee. Klatrh phia company on a retainer. Martin said that during the year-old Indochina war brings oq . 'The bulk of the financial burden New Hampshire: South Keen* on I r f , bpert w orlm ^ ip . Hundreda of aatiafled bomi owner* nnd (JV-PriOM Minister Bohart retaries Walter Robertson and Ju st-’’float" into a coffee bar at Bishop was called behind closed month he haa been away from response in French capital ... was designed to fall on Masaarhu- Otter Biook, Walpole on the Cold Meaglaa daelored today the Aaa- MORIARTY BROTHERS Mra. GIbaon and her three atudent aialataata have recently “• •ewnge dlaponnl prob- Livingston Merchant and by Ad the Pentagon or some other .gov doors June 27 to testify in an In- 31S CENTER ST. MANCHESTER returned from the Dance Cepgreaa In New York City, wlU tenUfy they enn ALWAYS rely on McAInneyBrsUafn. Washington he found the people Democratic Party’s ao-called ’’loy setta and Connecticut because River. Bethlehem Junction on the tralloa gavenawiat waoM net miral Felix Stump, Commander in ernment office, he said, "and have a veatlgatiop of the activities of generally are' not discontent with alty pledge’’ appear* lijcely lively thosf . dbw-natream states will Ammonoqsuc River, Franconia on evaa talk aboat riaagalilag Wn alao laataU neptte tank syatema and eewer tinea.’ ^ cup of coffee with jpnt or tw o. to|dr of debate at next week’s benefit ^ o a t from the flood con CaoMHaUat CWm ' ~ 4 (CaattMMd mm Pag* Etoven) people" you- know-, ' (Coatinued oa Page Elevea)^ (Coatimiod oa Poga Elevoa) m.eetin^ of national party leaden. trol aaiEbto ^ f the project. How- (PaaUaaad oa B # « « i) roaa ritaaltoa to Ml I \ r / ■ V 'f

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of the Swedish delegation to the ber of a nautral nations team 1948. During her absence, she which' Inapecta porta ef entry In Hebron Andover cejved from Boston University hi* Neutral Nations Supervisory Com taught one year in (Coventry and bachelor degree In elementary ed mission. said the commlaaion will both North and South Korea to No Protests Agenda Lists resides In WilllrAantIc. .sks Army aee that military rcinforcementa NLRB Sets Aside Result Kon-Coburn Wedding ucation. This past Aiigiiat, he meet Thursday at Panmunjom. EASTWOOD Church Schedules Teaching Staff Set Mr*. Colburn of.s Hampton la a was granted hi* master's degree Asked if he thought the Com are not brought into Korea In graduate of Meiiden High School from the same school. munists would prote.st the Pole's violation of the truce. On Odors o f Proposal on Pr*6 gttalrs Vii. (laaaniaa She attended the Teacher’s Oillege Pally Mergea During the past year, he taught RAN(X and FUEL OIL or Refuge action, Grafstrom answered, "it A spokesman for the Korean Of Union Vote at Modes 9jr6 (ikarias* Special Meetiii" For (/Oitiiifg Year of New Britain and plana to re could be." communications zone - at - Taegu, "Baiiflwnffoii'' "Cry nf ceive her barhelor's degree from grade live in the Ellshti Green- The commission has Jurisdiction Brooks Dump The National I.«bor Relations | wfKid arhool. He haa participat said tha incident occurred there Police Wages In r«l*r ‘nie Hueted” Hebron, 8ept. 9 (Bpeclal),-. Andover, 8epl, 9 (Special)- Th* the State 'Teacher'i College in Wll- 24 Hour De/fVeiy Servieo over the truce inspection teams - several days ago. He reported the llmantlc. Mrs. Colburn has taught ed in dramatics, debating activi Board haa aat aside tha result of i li4*4iM Tliere will be s special meeting of pFrom Reds which are charged with policing soldier apparentl.v becarhe irritated There were no complaints during A plan whereby patrolmen In teaching staff of the Andover In Thompaonville, Meriden. Can ties. public speaking, basketball the armistice agreement in the the, recent hot and humid spell a union election at wiych w’orkera j th* Hebron Congregatloiial (Jhurch School for the 19.53-.M year* haa and track. at the Swediah officer in the com- Obituary th* Manchealcr Police Dept, will terbury, and Columbia where she V (ContliinMI from Pnge One) field. miinlcationa center and "struck ' p-'qrs f om the town dump at two locally controlled garment i Saa. "ARKNA" I* 6-0 sad Mier In th* chipel, Friday at 8 p. m. been announced by George Graff, taught last year. From May 1945 through Octo The Army also annoumed today or from Lydall Brook, General plants rejected the Internattonal 1 advance fromVthelr Intermediate him." The olficer was not hurt. Matters that will be considered In superintendent of schools. Mias Dalaklis, who Uvea in ber 1948 he waa In the artned MORIARTY BROTHERS i l i e Pole wiid he wa* an employe a It. S. enlisted man had been wanagec Richard Martin remarked pay grade to the top salary for forces. "A special court has been con Ladies' Garment Workere' Union, clude th* report and recommenda Th* Hat Includes the.s'following Somerville, Maas., was graduated the Import-export agency of the charged with striking a Swedish vened to hear the case." the this morning. AFL, as their bargaining agent Deathfi patrolman after two years of serv In June from the New England Mis* Owen*, a graduate of St. 315 CENTER STREET TEL. An-S-SlSf member of a Neutral Nations In- waa reflecting aloud about ice will be recommended to the tions of the ■ hurch and financial teachers: Jkovemment when he waa aelected spokesman added. "No time has and haa ordtred that a new alec- committee, th* empowering of the Conservatory of Music; with a Patrick's High School, lives In na an Engliah language tranalator ape-'tion team and would be tried bifen aet for the convening." the fact that no one had called his Board of Diractori by General Mias Viola M. Ljirson, elemen- by a special court. The Commun tion be held, the union reported to James Gordon Church Committee to enter into a bachelor's degree in music. In Brockton, Mass. In June 1953 -for the »inil; ! Tha Communtata brought up the office to complain even though hot day. Manager Richard Martin when the JU iry aupervlaoti Ur*. Don* Cham 1949,. she was given, -by~the" New sh^ -graduated- -from -th» College ists called it a "shocking and in- and humid weather In past years 'James Gordon, 58 South Main contract for palntlhg the church" berlain, supervising principal: He arrived In Korea via Siberia question at the Military Armistice The order affects'the more than Board meet* Friday. Martin aald e England Conservstory of .Music, of St. Elizabeth In New Jersey. luriating incident " have brought numeroiia kicks St.,' died this morning at Manches ha would place the proposal on the ^ K BBHIHSI exterior, and tha accompliahmenl Mias Margaret H. Danehy, school I'and Manchuria by train Aur. 1^. The name and rank of the sol Commission, declared that an "au 600 workers at Manchester Modes, M. «i. M.-a URKATRar Ml'ilrAI, of other proper busineia. the Somerville high school music She hss done graduate work In I Col. Babb said there was no dis- dacious and in.solent act " waa com about these two places. on Pine St., and Britaln-Hall. in ter Memorial Hospital. Born In agenda. nurse; Dr. H- C. Halnaworth, award. dier were not released nor was the •'BANOWAGON” In Tech. SlU The (Ihurch Committee com- school medical advisor; Ray Good- education at the Rtat» Teachers’ ■ itiirbance by other members of the mitted by a U. N. Command "per Martin concluded that tlic New Britain, who voted against Ireland 91 years ago. ha resided In The plan was unsfifmoualy ap prinea Albert A. Coolldge, Edward For 19.51-53. she was granted College at Bridgewater, Mass. ! • Polish group. („t the .Swedish, offii er in proved by memberg of the Man pi.ra ale, custodian; Mrs. Doris Hutch son" ih violation of diplomatic im dredging of a amall pond on Lydall the union at 'a combined election A. Smith and I.,eRoy B. Kinney, the Oliver Ditaon award. -Her ma While St 81. Elizabeth, she worked I The Pole was flown to Seoul, but volved made public. thir town for over 65 years. He chester Police ^ \x b which met inson and Mra. (Jiadyt Jillaon. hot munity given the neutral officera. brook betw-een the Lydall-Foulds March 2 i. Both plants art con- wa.' formerly emplo.ved In Cheney 4 tiaasmaa rollg Hera*B Electoral Oath jors are piano and voice. She at a settlement house in Morris- . cS44^. ithe Army declined to say where he ' 1 lie Communists tried to make ' They demanded that the II. N. Paper Co. and the Rogers Corp. Sunday. " lunch personnel. an issue of it ly today's meetlnc troled by Sidney Kills of Manches Brnfhera heating plant. •TRY o r THE HUNTED" The selectmen and town clerk will be at the arhoni one day a town, N. J. |ia. command "take effective and prac- early this summer may have cut ter. Under the"3>lan. 16 patrolmen tiU • l*l*K will hold aeaalona In the town Alao. Conrad Schatz. Edward week. t- Babb described him as hand- .in jânmtmjpm of the Military He leaves two sons, Robert. J. would recejVc the Aop ealary which .Whitcomb, and Whitney. Merritt, From Jsnuary to June of the I tical measures immedlafely-to pre- dow-n the ohjectlonahle odors In "Free Choice ImpoealMr** clerk's office to examine the present year, she taught" ninth a f t C S ’ A m m m r • aome. about 160 pounds and sland- Ainiistice Commission. But Maj. ■ vent a recurrence of similar inci Gordon of Canaan and Dr. Edij-in amounta/fo $1.92 an hour Inatead bus drivers; Mr*. Mildred Chrlsta- Howard Nash, who is married lb the brook. He said the sanitary The national board's order la V. Gordon, of Guilford five daugn- Sat., I r. M. Reg Rea*** ■ CartMaa qualifications and admit to the snd has two children, ha* lived in grade English at Laurelton Hall, a . jing 6-feet-8. He said Hajdiikiewirr Cell tlrafstroni. chief of the dents." of aevgh as In Martin's earlitr re- dore grade two; Iêo Cohen grade land fill method at the disposal based on a series of hearings held ters, Mrs. Henry Bargent. of 4a*. "A ra sa " SD alaa "D reaw Wlla'* electoral oath all those lounii Montague City. Mass. He is a private school in Milford. Conn. Olive Recave, Director iwas wearing an olive drab uniform, Swedish group on the Neutral Na Giafstiom told newsmen he had area may account for the improve earlier this summer which, the comntendatlon. qualified, on 'llie following dates: eight; Mrs, Gladys Colburn grade j It was reported without con- tions .Siipervisoi y Commission, .said Broad Brook: Mrs. Chai'lca The earlier recommendation pro. Air CaadinaaeS Eraa Rarhtaa four; Miss Mar-y Dalaklis, super graduate of ciassical High .School, Church .Nntea Children Ages 4-12 I piutesled the Incident and had re- ment there, union said today, "determined that 8ei>l. 12, from 9 a m. to 6 p.m.; Springfleld. In June 1949, he re- ' Iflrmatlon that Hajdukiewirr. has a tonight he considered the incident j reived an apology from Maj. Gen. the employer, who owns both Grlmea. Mrs. Albert Schendel, .Mrs. ;v(ded that patrolmen should serve Sept. 19, from 9 a m. to 8 p.m.: and visor of music; Howard L. .Nash "What Is a Good Day's Work?" I ' The General Manager pointed reived a bachelor of arts degree •mother and father in Poland. “closed." Blackshear M. Bryan. Chief Allied plants, acted In such a way during Francis McCollum and Mrs. five years In the Intermediate pay Oi:t. 3, from 10 a m. to noon, for grade seven. Guy T. Outlaw grade was the sermon topic used by the Combined I MaJ. Gen. Sven Orafatrom, chief ' 1 he .‘tw edish officer was a mem- out that the lark, of complaints George Dtincan, all of Manchest^cf 6; Miss Eleanor J. Owens grade with honors from the American Rev. Stephen'Chsmberiain .Sunday . member of the commission, 1s all the more surprising since the March 25 election as to make grade before going on to th* top. those only whose rights shall have • Ballet I—------— ------— He also leaves 19 grandrhiljit'''n The new plen reducea the number matured after .Sept. 19. The five; Michael B. Selavka grade International College at .Spring- The hymns were "Behold T.'s Ixird I______' gai'bage is being dumped at the a free choice impossible," 22 one. field. a r.lltle Space," "We Bear the ' riGHTERH .s ig n and great gramlchlldren./ of .years to two. aelectlnsH are Winlhiop S. Porter, • Musical Comedy ' disposal area this summer for the This finding upholds a recom- .New I'enwinnel During his days as a student, .Strain of Earthly Care ” and "Work Philadelphia. Sept. 9 lAb A 10- first time. I mendation for a new election made The funeral will be heUl Friday Martin aald today the pay John E. Horton and Herbert L. afternoon at 2 o'clock/at the f . Johnson. Mra. Charles P. Miner Is New personnel lo Join the teach he belonged to various student for the Night Is Coming " • Dramatics roiind bout at the Philadelphia by the NLRB's regional office In gradei are not Intended to classify organizations. At one time h e ' FOR WEAR I Boston. That office "found merit" P. Hblloran Ftmeral/Honie, 175 'patrolmen as to merit but merely town clerk, ing staff are Mr*. Christadore. The Church School will open on BACK'TOSCHOOL Arena Sept. 29 was signed yester C. S. industry has the rapacity Mrs. Colburn. Mis* Dalaklis, Nash, was president of the student r dun- Sept. 27 for regular weekly Sunday CLASSES PLA.N.VED TO INCLUDE DANCINO WITH ACTINO day bv .loe.v Glardello. Philadel ' in six of 16 alleged violations con Center .St., wlth the^Rev. Dr. Fred represent •$ orderly ayitcm for : School Nolea to produce aynlhetic fibres in one The new school piinripal, Rich Oiitlsw and Mias Owens. c'll, editor of the school paper and morhing session*. Register now hv mall or phone M7-3-4798 8 to 8 P. M. phia middleweight and Johnny year equivalent to 4..S million bales tained in... ano.. apfieal that the union...... Kdcar. m ln l^ r of the South granting automatic pay hikes. ; took after it had been defeated at Methodist Cl).mrh, officiating. A controversy erupted several' ard Gale, set today and tomorrow Mr*. Christadore returns to a member of the arhool band and The Board of Benevolences will LITTLE FOLK.S STt. DIO, P. O. MANCHESTER -Saxton. New York welter. of cotton. orchc.stra. : the.polls. : Burial will in the .East Ceme- weeka ago when Marlin annoilnced . as registration days for kinder Andover sfter an absence of three meet at the home of Mrs Paul Name ;. Phone a 6-e «■•♦•• years. She Is s graduate of the He has been a acout master and 8 8 I The national board entered tha plan, but ended harmoniously • garten chllfiren not already-legi.s-i Donahue on Tuesday, Sept at Address ' case with gn investigation of Its : F'rlen^ may call at the funeral when Martin cleared up mlaunder- ! lered. Children north of U. 8. Pawling iNew Yorkl High School an F'agle scout. For three and p.m. I own after the management con-I lAmorrow afternoon from 2 itandlnga about It tq member* of Route 6A W'lll register today and, and the State Teachers College at a half years he wss in the armed ' tested the regional board's recom- •" l^/n'clock and tomorrow night the Police Club who met with him. ' those south of that route tomor- ! Wlllimantle. services, Manchester Evening Herald .\n- ‘ mendation. ! ftqhi 7 to 10 o'clock. According to Edward Wilaon, club , row. Kindergarten will open Mon She received her bachelor's de Hyde Park, .Maas., is the home do4er ( orrespnndent, Mr*, (irorge day. I CTiargea I'ndiie Pretwiire 1/ ------— praajdrnt, the menvbfra had been gree from Willimsntlc in_ June of Guv Outlaw. In 1952 he re- ■Nelson, telephone PI-2-6763. : Advertise,in The Herald— It P«y* -Aeeorrtmg— to--the~ «Mon.’—thft under,-the Iropreaalon-there-would— ——.--zmuiapoctaliaa. wUl-b», forrmahetl-^ NLRB upheld Ita charges that t ^ be no continuing automatic ayitem one way by the hoard of education, j management "threatened" work- F iin erala for aalary hikes. Parents must provide for the other! era. "thereby placing iindii#.,'pres way. sure on them" and vlolaychg the parbado* in the British West In 'I'he teaching staff of the Hebron ] .Mrs. innalhan K, I.s>wls dies waa the only foreign land ever I s t a r t * RI'N'UAT; F.lementary .‘A hoot met yesterday I Taft-Hartley I.aw. / Th* funeral of Mrs. Jonathan R. ■MASTFR o r RAU-ANTRAR” MKS. AKI5AHAM KOX The .NLRB found 2'^siich viola- visited by Georg* Washington says I “ .RT f-Oi aiN RArNKI." forenoon at the school. I Lewis, of Hartford, was held the National Geographic Society. || .Mr. and Mra. Richard Gale have 1 tiun.i. the uniiin K.ai^ among them yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the Mi#sr Piimrlia Town«#‘nd Cohiirn. ' to I.,ake Luzerne. N. Y , the bride SHOP KEITH'S THURS. EVENINGS 'TIL 9 ...FOR QUALITY! statements that ^ne shop would moved into the iioiise near Ihei wore a light gray. auit. darker gray 1 W. P. Qiilah Funeral Home, with green foinierly owned liy the late; daughter of Frank Townsend Co SEND close rather Ufan accept the the Rev. David Bronson, rector of and navy acceaaoriea. On their re- ! union " and "ftfiployes would lose Randall C. Tennant. This is con- ■ burn. PJV West Middle Tpke., \vr* turn the couple will live at 12 Mel- -It. Andrews Rpiscopal Church. In .STARTS AT Dtl.SK—Mllchell 9-60M CHII^REN FREK venient to the school, where Mr. ! THEM existing bepeflt.s" and "certain Bloomfield, officiating married Sunday In Abraham Kon, len Ht., Cambridge. Maa« . and be employes Would earn lees iiione.v” Gale la principal, and is a fine lo- ' Hon of Mr. and Mra. Jacob .J. Kon fct home to their fnenda after The nafiunal board eel no date Burial was In the Grove Hill cation. FORTH IN Cemetery, Rockville. The casket nf Tnl-Aviv. Israel. aSrpt. 17. ! for tl^ hew election, leaving that was borne by porters. Wonwn'a (lilh to Meet 1 The 4 eremony warf performed at The bride attended Mnn(he«tcr declaion to the Boston office. MANCHESTER The Hebron Women s t.'liib will I noon in the South Methndmt High fichool. The bndegrooni at •" îmedlatcty upon receipt of the hohl their Back to Sciiool picnic! C'hurrh by the Rev. Dr. Fred H. tended high 5< hf>ol jn Israel and the NLRB order, both aides started q i ’AKE Aril A.<4KE1> and tea at the old Burrows Hili Kdpar. The brirâl mu?«ic wan by olid rniver.ftily of California, ’.M. Hr Bed room --"campaigning anew in preparation Dtuve -9n 'DUeotlic *1 hoolliouse, prohably the oldest of I Mr^. William O'Connell. (Otjrun of Athens, Greene, .Sept. • i/Ti O'. I '"t 'M N"- r.-'H Will attend Harvard Law School F L I F f ^ l R for the second election. any school house m town, tomor- ! the btide. Va.«rea of white gladioli foi hia aenior year. l..eafleta and I-eltera —Oreene’a government proposed row at 2 p.m. i SHOES FOR CHILDREN an einergenc.v finance program AT OUR RROITLAR PRICER — NO INCREASE adorned the chann el. Union representatives reappear Mr*. Edwanl A. Smith will he ' Mi»a Therr.ua Nas.^ff. of Norman In Iflfin, New Mexico produced Available in ed at the gates of the local gar today to raise an estimated *l\ The attractive, new Fleet-Air line of childrens million dollars annually for re- leader. It is sore to be an inter- | St., wa.n maid oY honor and Mra. about IPP.OOO barrels of oil a day. ment plant this morning to dis eating meeting snd the si bool's , Harold North, of Providence. R I., shoes, in all styles, sizes and colors, is now avtil- tribute le.aflets to wmkers an- i ennalnictlnn on the' three Ionian Inlands devastated hv histor.v w ill proliably be discussed.. wa.v bridesmaid. Robert McKmrion. ahle at our-store. Bring your hoy or girl in right nniincing the boaid's decision and ! This school haa long been clo.sed. of Poughkeepsie. N. Y . was bent OPCN STO CK urging the employes to vote for earthquake* last month. Yo away while the selection is still complete. i but is lieing kept in repair by in man for Mr. Kon and Mr. North * 'C o n the union at the election. terested citizens as a relic of the aerved a.^ usher. -L The company d.strihuted letteie FREIGHTER DETAINED past. . The, bride wore a j;own of white / A beautiful new Open Stock group signed by Sidney Kills advising ' lace and aatin. tlie lace bodice with ing in Solid Cherry . . . hand rubb^ employes ''It la probable " that they I u l.. Riillding I'rrnilt* Isain'd Port .Said, Egypt. Sept. * /Ti— Building i»ermits issued lo He atand-up collar, Her fingertip veil I will be asked to vote at another to a warm, mellow finish simulat WERBNER'S Egyptian authnrltiea tnda.v do- 1-1,1 .s c a r e f u l l ’ bron people include: 1of iMufion waa held in place by a I union election and staling that "if talned Greek freighter carrying lace rap. and her bouquet wap of ing antique pieces. Choose .just the ^ ^ SHOES a new election is held, we know Jrooda from Israel and threatened . H. Fred .'ilacliir. dwelling house | pieces .vou heed for your own room • UKSTUKMKS PRKKKR BlaONOrR** HHOWS TWiCT nn-the llehron-Boltoii Rd.: Arthur j white gladioli, with ahower of STYl.r.I) RIGHT — FITTr.I) RIGHT that you will again vote for ytur 4to use fnrne to make the captain fiplll carnations and nbbon atream- . . . from a wide selection . . . all best interests" unload 38 Amerirnn-made aiitn- (FIRST SHOWI.NG AT 7145)— (RFrOND RHOWINn ti45) Liiasier.'Cotlage at Amslon Lake: ! JF'ierierick Rowley, Jr,, twO-car era. with worn edges, correct hardware. «'!.% MAIN S T R E E T T E I„ .MI-H-KOM The March 2.5 election, which mohllea. Eg.vpt an.va she wAnta Both the honoV attendant and climaxed a long and sometimes the cars unloaded |Wndlng an In- garage at Amston Ijike; I^-o Gaiii- Three pieces priced from bolait, ranch house on North .St.;: brldc.smaid wore idenltral dreâea bitter campaign, saw the workers veatlgHtlfin to dctnrnilnr whether of powder blue net with velvet I at the two plants reject the union they are destined for an Israeli Albert 8. Taylor,. Iiouse on Route [ li. ,S. 6A: Helen L. Smith, lotlage trim. The hndi< e and r enter front by a VOU of 3<4 to 264. with 33 ]>ort. panel of the >ndenl, .Miss Susan were {gladioli and aater.B in varied in Washington that a new election ■ 1 (tnr.ftoiiv r»:(K Pendleton, telephone H.Yrrison colorH. MlmoVts • ■'vPo.ster Bed with Full Fool 1 he held. n Ann Rlvth a-3.1.39. - When leaving for a wedding trip "JRanel ...... • • . -$59.50 -- The company fllett exceptions to •THE WORLD DANCE STUDIO this recommendation, and the n.a- I AT THE ZIPSER CLUB. 35 BRAINARD PLACE Handsome High Post tlon.-il board ordered hearings to IN Hl$ ARMS" Bed . .V ,...... ,.$79.50 be held ,to determine whether It 1 HERE should uphold the regional board's Ann Hkppltfiin SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Five Drawer‘C h e st...... $98.50 finding ^ Mitr1 "StMl Town" A hearing examiner presided at •'Dunce for Poiae and Personality" Six Drawer Chest v.^.. . . ,$| 19.50 THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY hearings in the Federal Building in Imtk t — CABTOONH — t C I^ SSE S IN TAP. BALLET. Hartford extending over several Khnw f'.n4% •! 11 TO E AND C H A R A C TER n n a r q n Four Drawer Dres.ser And days during which witnesses for .Special Classes for Boys In Tap and Ballet M irror...... $114.50 . /• the rompanv and the union gave teatimonv on the conduct of the R E G IS T E R CHILD A N V n M E BY Huge Double Dresser and - management during Its pre-elec TELEPHONING MITCHELL 9-1110 Mtaa Chapdelaln* studied this summer under many famotta She knows l i l l l Mirror ...... $179.50 ANITA CACLIARDONE tion campaign. X. Company officials, when asked (UMINCi KRIIIAV dancers si the Dance Congress in New York .City. ■THE. Hl»i H K V for a comment on the NLRB de. * 4»TH .MAN * her Diamond is MAY FERLAND Ciair.n, referred TTie Herald to the companv atlornev. Walfred Lund- borg The attornev. however, could CLAIRE.-ANN LAMENZO not he reached by telephone. FlAWllSS Union renre»entative Jack .'•nail MANCHBSTEK FEATI RE AT t;55-6:48-9::6 "KROEHLER" termed the deci.stnn "eminently NOW . . . because fair." rO-FEATURF, AT 2:«M and 8:10 PLAYING STATE SAT. rontlniimia from t P.M. ft came La.wson Sofa BrmiiierR Roiivlit I in THIS By Brown. Reaiipt-’4^ In Pictorial Print The sale of Brunner's aulomfi- bile showioom. 2.3S East Center Exclusive with Keith in .Manchester . . a •St,, to Brown and Beaiipre. Co., lovflv, Lawson Sofa of nationally famous Ire. IV.1* recoided in the office of qualit.v . . tailored in a stunning pictorial the town/ clerk today and federal print with kick pleat skirting, cu.shionired stamps on the warrsntee deed' in roil spring construction throughout. Splen dicate a cash transaction, of did value! ; $.71.800;------TREASURE CHEST Brown and Reaiipre.agree to as- ' - .«nnr>*-a. Tnortgage extattnr'oo' t w property- ^ 5 0 ■ CTrextn— E Bnmner.“ flea'd"oT* The.-te yoiinir laflics will he on hand to help Brunner's. Inc., plans to con- you choo.se the perfect campue-wi.se burfiret- stiurX an automobile showroom on wiee wardrobe. Tolland Tpke . in Vernon,-just over the Manchester town line. He also plana to erect a shopping renter there. Brown and Beaupre, now located on Biasell Rt. will move to the . MATCHING KROEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR (Above) East Center St. location. At MICHAELS, we stake our reputation on the flaw- 1 le.8.snes.s of our Hiamond.s. Thi.s ring-box, beautiful re Shown at right. Styled along matching lines, perfect for .MAY FERLAXri ha.s chosen for her hark a handsome Lounge Chair . . or as a suite with the Sofa ’ to college wardrobe a two-tone gray, three production of a Tudor chest, s.vmliolizcs this fineness of above. Made up in the same print a* Sofa but in a con- ‘ piece co.stume .suit, con.si.sting of a 2-piece About Town trasting color. Keith value at .4 ...... wool .iersey dress with a mottled gray topper. qualit.v, .says right out "it’s FLAWLESS.” The Manchester Improvement ■S Sizes 10-18— .$30.‘J8 for the three pieces. Assn, will hold It* monthly meet- Open A Keith Budget Account . . Liberal Terms. infl tonight at 8 o'clock In Liberty Hail, Golway St. The business ' wdll Include the discussion of ar- Ia$y PaynMiltf lnvit«d FR EE PARKING In Keith's Private Parking Lot Adjotnlng Ifir Store. N'o Meter Park isngements for the block dance on ing In The Entire Block Just South Of The Store. (Left) Saturday evening. Sept. ’ 9. >U HI:H S'H ’ U l h t off Franre'a weal roast. Im i ■ •$ M l| I i N k . 1 hRMHl PidR ! From th* summer of 1952 to the j ON THE CONSTANCE Phnfoa by Jneeph P. Naylor Btiidlo SAME SHOW summer of 1953 about 700 new olU ^ 9 STAND UP AND SING” ll w;g]la wgr* drilled In New Mexieo. < MO E E iw . , ,,..a ______IMWIMIEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 0. 1953 ,, Pa g e f o u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958 PAGE F IV I iencaa jind .the educational advant- World Bank Rules Gudin said the fund should "con Monday at tha Rockville 'City Hoa- Dulles Reaction Mary LaMotle, 11, agea to tha two boys. siderably amplify" ita lending for Coventry E llington pltal. Local Stocks The iêatward trip waa through international currency stabiliza Mr. and Mra. Charlea Stanley the South and tha waather was ex Against Rf^d (^hina tion. PLENTY and daughter of Dighton, Mass., One of Fright Flies from Calif. tremely warm. Firemen to Mark Quotations Furnished By have taken a position st the.West- At San Diego thtey visited Mr. STBICrPLY NO CONTEST ARA E, GOP Endorses Turkington brook Farm, Mr. Stanley In the Cobum A MIddlebrook. Ine. and Mrs. Adolpb Nipper, former (Conllnued from Page One) 8 8 Over Statement 1 p. m. prices Mary Rita, 11-year-old daugh 25lh Aiiiiiversarj^ dairy department, whiie Mrs. ter of Mr. and itrs. William La- Mancheiter reaidenta who left for Stanley conducts the boarding Bank Stocks California in 1923, and made one Justlre Fred Vinson, who was one Central City, Ky. 0P1 Needlesa NO GASH -$'1 By JIM ROBERTS, JR. Bid A sked Motte, 35 Oakland St., whose tn say, able aupport waa given As Party Breaks Tradition house. trip back in 1946. Mr. Keeney Is a of the organizers of the bank and Ellington, Sept. 9 fflpeclal) ■— Mr*. O. F. Berr, who has con AP Nm-t Analyst First National Bank sixth grade teacher li Mrs.. Elvira nephew of the Nippers, and the pitcher Bobby Don Millard aa hit UNTIL of Manchester...... 33 87 fund. Repreaentatives from other Ellington Volunteer Fire Depart- ducted the house since Mrs, Eg- Reports from the State Depart local traveleri spent considerable Coventry, Sept. 9 (Special)—The Hartford National Jarvis, has traveled farther this countries including Brazil, the Central City amateur baseball club : prised of Xfrs. Ruth Welles, chair trtent will celebrate their 25th an iflestnn's retirement last June, has ment Intimate that Secretary time vleiting the members of their mauled Penrod In the Green River DE0.,19S3 man, and Mrs. Katherine P. l..ald- returned to her home on Main St. Bank and Trust ... 2931 >4 summer than any other little girl family and the area. San Diego is United Kingdom and Austria Republican Town Committee has niversary Sunday at the Italian Dulles even frightened himself Hartford Conn. Trust . 80 85 apoke fondly of Vinion'i memory. Valley League. 32-0. Marv Dosaett, voted to mske sn exception to their law, secretary, both Democrats; Coming Events in Manchester, and alone at that reputed to be the fastest growing Mrs. Alyne Bennett and Fred Wll- Social Club on Snipalc St. with Manchester Trust 80 — for Instance, had flve for six. hit «•. th0n 5 VROfi fo Payl.. • •Vaiamtm Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the with his direct intervention in the Her grandmother, Mrs. Mary city on the Peclflc Coast, but Aiiatrlan Governor Relnhard previous ruling not to endorse any mot, both Republicans. Phoenix State Bank ting two grand slam homers and a social and barbecue. Executive Board of the I,jidles' German election campaign, and Paterson, who was very 111 and hasn't yet reached the proportions Kamitz told the meeting that the driving in 13 runs for the day. Mil ,1, T«« e iM l, Jwie«»J saJ candidate by aupporting the can Nyack regrets that Mrs. Welles and Tru.st ...... 58 81 MrecM*. 8 n r« 0I tins, ie I- seJ leer The department baa Improved In Benevolent Society of the Congre that he'll be very careful before he died this summer, lived with 'ihe of Lob Angeles. bank and fund can help to slow lard? Hr pitched a no-hItter! and Mrs. Laidlaw will be unavail gational- Churi’h will meet at (he Fire Insurance Companies They traveled northward along rio’"n the struggle between capital rW * eMJrl*. RureslrcJ BMIniel. 8 verkaiesihie la didacy of Elmore A. Turkington many waya aince the organization does such a thing again. family, and at the suggestion of |MSUIIAN«*!m err leelarefrJ n«ti«e». e«irk aM far fm for Town Clerk, this past weekend. able for re-election. Both women home of the president, Mrs. A etna F i r e ...... 51'4 5 3 'i Mary Rita's aunt, Mrs. Hugh Lni - the roast, stopping at many places and labor aa well a* facilitating In^ began In 1928. New equipment Dulles spoke at his news confer Hartford Flra ^ . .154. 161_ " w ^ — a ra r wiW 4a kfar yea- 'Turkington has Hyeijln Coventry will serve in other capacities, he. Hoiace 3. McKnight. ence last week aBoiir dire things kin. slstifr or "MfsT'LBJriStte.-wttn of acenie--interest a nd returned- vtir-f-tei-narinnal-relattone.- r t w o r LUMBKai has been added ami recently a two Sunday! Sept. 27, the (?hurch~ N ational F ire ...... 64'4 87'4 the northern route. The boys were Brszlllsn Governor Eugenio for 14 years and Is a forrner pros- said, which might happen to Germany Phoenix ...... 94 99 lives In Van Nuys, Calif., she left ccuting grand Juror. He is in thn Het-Back HInnrrs way radio haa been Installed. A School will open at 9:30 for all If the West German voters didn't by plane for the Pacific Coast, snd delighted with the different snimals UM C048R0N children from grades three to nine. TIFass Room or Career or I.lfe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. snd other sights st Yellowstone IT U im t^ m IIMIEI CUP. i real estate business and la married .Set-back prize winners at the "walkie-talkie" Is also a part of re-elect Chancellor Konrad Ade returned by air In time for school and has two sons. party over the werkend for the the modern equipment. Aetna Casualty ...... 115 122 Park, where Iheyiapent three days. *0 real aonkfo aVi .. nammm. conn. nauer. and by doing so badly upset today. Two fine trucks stand ready to 5lanche«lrr Evening Herald El Aetna Life ...... 77 80 Repreaeate4L|iT DON RYAN Kenneth M. Spencer has declared benefit of tlie Little League base- some of his unconsulted advisers. During the aiimmer, her aunt answer all call*. The firemen, lington correspondent, Mr*, ti. F. Conn. General ...... 19.5 202 PLANE CI TS POWER 51 O akdale R ^ JVellierafleM. himaelf a candidate for the nomina- ball team have been announced by , Many Western observers were and uncle took her to Hollywood. tion for flrst selertman at the Mrs, Eugene Gonner, Mr, and Mrs. who live In all sections of the B err, telephone Rockville S-RSIS. Hartford Steam Boll. . 42 45 Meriden. Sept. 9 i>Pi-- An airplane Wherever you go scared stiff it would boomerang. Travelers ...... 725 745 Lake Arrowhead, .Panta Monic.-x, Democratic Caucus Monday at 8 Frederick Wolfe town, respond to the call when It Venice and other places, in Cali : raiised a power failure in neighbor- for C«fHy| TTie winners follow: Women's The: Democracies do all sorts Public I'tlUties ing Wallingford and a three-scre *St««riiiB , P>!n..„in .the. Church, Cppimunlty ring* and the truck* get under Ba»kriipt<‘v Pl . Baek from West line. The result: A terrifle flash set On Oct. .3 from 1 to 5 p.m. the earlier members but an efficient s ACCIDENTS. Sure cure is • ssfery check-up eeksion will be for making voters Brainard PI., waa held before U. S SHEATH DRESS the states whom to send to Con- - ^ 2***|‘'- i the brush sflre. Parts of Walling BEFORE it's too Iste^th e kind your cit T h er£ w ill he a m eeting open to i crew Is alw ays on hand whose- rights have matured sub the public Tomorrow at 1 p. m ■ In Referee Saul Berman in Bank gress a few years sgo. 1 ^pnng . . ... Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W. Keeney, ford were cut off from e'ectrical FORD DEALER’S gets on our scientific bear equipment. Donald W. Waliace of the West sequent ttKSept. 19. Special ses the Grange Hall in North Coven brook Farm la' the present chief ru p tcy C ourt in H artfo rd y#%ler- This time, Dulles spoke .iiial as (-j,eney B ros...... 695 Keeney St . and their sons power snd several faetories had KIDDIE FAIR sions for ln>c B(lmis.sioii of m em daV. I td close down. Nothing happened Thatk V88r lapair Ma« Far try. Dr. Richard .Stinaon, of the and he hs* assisted the depart the cam paign w as ending and | ...... have returned after a lO-weeks bers of the Ai>ued Fon es upon Trailli'i petition liated aaaeta of Adenauer's opponents, though tour to the Pariftr Coast and speak to the plane and ita psasengera. It BIG selection of plant acience department. Univer ment on several occasion* since ^ E m -H art ...... ” Th» Aecidant Thai w ritten request of "imy am h m em sity of Connecticut, will talk on his election to the important post. and Uabilitiea amounting for Your raising a howl, didn't have much Fafnir Bearing ...... 37'j 40'4 with enthusisam of their ' exper- landed safely. ber desiring to be made an elector to 12,752 80.* time to exploit the remarks, f ------USED Didn't Hopp«n" "Care of House Plants." Mr. and Mr'S. Joseph M aeVar- Hart Cooley ...... 40 43 [ EXCLUSIVE! may be held any week iia'y.^be(ore The Chriatlan Endeavos Society is Everything,turned out well, and, Ish w ith M MaeVarish's father, Landers. F rary . Clk. . 28 28 | R 5 pm. imtil Ortober 3. All natuivil- of the Second CrtnAire.gaUohal ■W'illiarh E. Kihbe of Som ers Rd.. the pro-American Chancellor got New Brit. Mach, Co. . 35 38 | CARS Ized rltlzena desiring to be made a thurfipihg majority. Church will sponsor s square dance are a't their summer home In Se- North and Judd ...... 25 28 | voter* must present iiatuializa- Fi'jday at 8 p. m. In the Church hec, .Maine, and are enjoying some You'll love the flare of fhe white-pique collar and It Is surprising, however, re Russell M fg...... U 13 , and TRUCKS misHT roue emp Clarke Motor Salos tipn papers. Comiiiunlly House. Charles Dvorak fine trout Ashing. cuffs, the dainty faille edge trimming on the pock gardless of how badly Dulles Stanley Work com. .. 41'j 44’s | WITH A Nehnol Bus Change of Putitam will he prompter. smashed diplomatic precedent, the 301 BROAD ST. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Nelmann Terr.v Steam ...... 88 98 | . V..-..... There has been a slight rhaiige mie society will resume meet- are the parents of a daughter bom ets and the softness of the Deering Milliken wool- number of people I have seen who Torrington ...... 26'.j 28'j ^ _____ ...T.EL. tq the school bii.s finites used to 'riot'bniy 'njttrpathiwd ■ wtth hrs- .-'I.?.-?;??!*-..*. :a...SundAY.:»-aL..7.. -p... m ... i a - t ha ..iw 'I r I tr. s: EtU’elrtpe ■t'OhV. •.-. T7...... 8T “ r SEE kow you'll SAVE scrommodate children on K^wster Church T’ommunity Houae. -eft- fafcrrc-.’"GlT6©je- from- Redr N*vy- - or - Brown -tn- statement but liked the idea of IT. S. Envelope pfd. .. 57 62 | SAFETY HEADIUARTERS Street attending the mqrningîma-. The choi-r of the church will re- sizes 9 to I 5. cutting out diplomatic flapdoodle Veeder-Root ...... 29 32 Sion st the Robertson School. Ttie and letting everyone know just aume practlep tonight at 7 In their The shove quotations are not to , S i o i U l H C bus driven by Wilton L. I'.ose wilK jian^luary. where the U. S. stands. be construed ss actual rharkets. pick up all childicn along the road, -The executive and organlzalion- Dulles had said not long before instead of their walking lo route that the U. S. could stand on her al nanimitteex of the Nathan Hale 4iA to be picked iqi by A. R. ComniHnity O nter will meet Sept. FORD DEALER $ 1 4 9 8 own experience and that It Was UN (Charges Reds Froulx'i bus. inappropriate for her to take pub 17 at R fKin. in the Center build (ias Test* .stated ing InateadNif tomorrow. lic opinion polls abroad and then Testing of the Algonquin Gas try to follow the popular roursc. Hold l i . m POWs The Buay liittle Seweia 4-H i Transmission Company's lateral Club will meet Kôrrow from 6 ; People seemed to like that. too. line to New London will be in pro Some of them familiar with the (Continued from Page Oiie) | MUSICAL ROCKLR to 7:30 p. m. at tnK^home of Mra conduct of international affairs gress during the next several Krne.st C.,LeDoyt. pointed out that if it is proper for weeks. Foul. Bacon A. Uavis. Ini’., 'Inhere will be a pinbi;hle card USED CARS who refused repatriation during | engineers for the tiansnussion a nation to tell tt.s enem ies ju st Operation Big Switch will be party tonutrrow at R p. rnXI^n the what-they are-doing that eatiaea ..... toiiipao.v.. hav.e. ..notified tin; .Hoard, IjHke Shoiea • AND TRUCKS turned liver to a 5 hstlori repatrts- , of Selecimen of the project. trouble, why not apply the same lion commission. During that time | Clubhouae with Mrs. Stephen practire to friends. The section of line to be tested Zn< hex in charge / t A i ^ f A u U ^ If N and Red oIBcers will try to ' during this period extends from ^ Well, one answ er Is th a t .so- convince them tn return. Parenta of pupila of Orades the main line in Tollanil County to ' Seven and Kight are invited to a \ called -friendship between nations The first of about 7.ji00 North tlow o' - f Is more frequently s matter of ex Korean prisoners who spurned re- i New London. Several pio|i(Tlies in ' meetfng with teachers and Pnncl-' \ pediency than of fundamental tics palnation began the trip from i Coventry have this line- running I pal Roynl O. Fliiher tomorrow at ' that bind, just ss it is among in Koje Island off Korea's south [ Ihiough I 8 p. m. in the Ftobertaon School. j Sit HIM AND PROVE IT! \ Keep it Quiet! 33ie line will he tested under N cav .\rrlval j dividuals. And that .such casual coast to the demilitarized zone | friends can be turned into enemies near Panmiinjom where they will ; pre.ssiire with odorized air to lo .. A won, Dana Douglas. wa« horn ; if you don't talk softly. espRcially he guarded bv Indian troops while ' cate any weak spots before it to Mr. and Mrs. Douglaa Holman tie Is when you're trying to sell them their fate is decided. f t , " is used for the tiansmission of Monday night at their home m The Finest Bags som ething. Waving South Korean flags and , with Acoustical Tile natural gas. This proi ediire Is re Lakeview Ter. development. i Instruction in Guitar Dulles is now well aware of the singing national songs. 570 POWs i quired by Public Ctilities Commis C. Winfield Noyea j 0e ms W w! risks which were Involved, say the arrived at Pusan and boarded | sion of Connecticut and is de C W mfleld Noye.a, 80. a form er ! Mandolin, Violin. Piano, '\ State Department reports, snd If trains for the journey northward. I signed to eliminate tlie hazard of principal of the South ('ovenlrv Accordion and Drums he does It sny more It will be only The vanguard of 14,500 reluct- ! There'.a no big secret about Acoustical Are or gas explosion. Grammar S< hool. died at hi* home ; after careful consideration. ant Chinese prisoners, meanwhile. 1 Tile. You can buy it here at McKin I’ressiires used in the test will in Wlllimantir yeatenlay After Instruments. •.. Straight from the Shoulder In the meanwhile, who can arrived at Inchon Harbor from : ney's . . . have your own contractor he' greater than any to which the noon afte r a )ong illne.aa Musical Suppliea blame him if he feels secretly along POW capips on Cheju Island. A ' install it, or do the work yourself. Sur line will he subjeited when gas is' Born m l-ecbanon 0arfl^ of-* F>liu alien will officiate Riirml will be in Old Wdli- RADIOS AND throughout the town have lost a atarhped with the Republic of Korea 4 change purse'^ inside. In Black, Navy, Red, mantic Cemetery. THURSDAY fine friend. emblem and reading, "advance meet with th? new School Building PHONOGRAPHS Committee. | - - SEPT. 10»h Tan, Ba mboo, Cream and Smoke. In the various neighborhoods north for unification. " LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS hAV^ A RTADd fi^lertlon In where she lived, until recently mov Cmiimission .Meets Hit hard I.,. Howjantl. conatiltant I Maiiehe»ter„ K\enlng lleraM on arhool building.*! and plana. Mia.a C o \en lry rorre^pondenl Mra. All jUkta And rolorA. FcAfiirlng ing to Somers, she was always The Repatriation Commission Let him show you the new, Phllro. WrfttlnghoiiA^ nnd known ss a good neighbor. She Ann V. Foherg. con.aultant oni<'h»rlr% I*. IJttIr, telephone PII- met \Vedne.sday for the first time colorful and distinctive fsb- A rsin. possessed the. ra re quality of .op- m whaL a spokosmaiv called a "get- Special! elcm cntarv eduLa-titin. and. 4. r e p - , grim 2-6*!5l. limism. and always faced life with together-session ' Each nation has re.acntntive on rerrration. ail from rics and fashions. Let him SI2.f5'up by Park Lona ai tetn in Madamoisalia a smile no matter what tragedy the State Dârtm rnt of FsYluca- More th an 12 ,0h0 • ships go take your measurements now one representative and is allowed througli the Suer. Canal in a came into her life. — . no more than 50 staff assistants un WOOD BRACED-30-INCH ■tlon. will be pre>4iiit. for delivery liter . . . tnd JohfX T. Blat kw?H,. of Boalttn. typical year. She always looked for the best der the prisoner agreement. remember — our print m* In everyone, and was ever ready to After the meeting, the commis consulting engineei; r«U-încd by BENSON’S, he. lend a helping hand, and was a sion chairman. Indian Lp Gen. K. T O Y C H EST . . .$2.98 the ( ’oventry IManmng and Z Bales a consequence, the stock of the and is lined with Earl Glo satin. Iq sizes U. N. takes another dip. In other Bedspread 10 to 16. Coffee, Rust or Red. words. In the eyes of the rest of ^ Mis.s Jaye i.s a member of the Dance Teacher’s Club of Plus Tnx the world the U. N. is the U. S. Conn, and tfie Dance Masters of America. She haa just Thii vtolstes snd vitiates the orig- MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS HLLED tnal purpose of the organization. KIDDIE FAIR completed .several advance courses in New York and .98 E. D. Collins. 1089 MAIN STREET »39 The friant squid, a carnivorous Boston. Mis.s Jaye ha.s children currentLv appearing pn sea animal may weigh up to 30 Howard’s. Sleep Center Telephone MI-.3-5856 television. i-" tons and is something like an octo Opopaite Mary CHeney Library — 5.39 Main St. — Mitchell 9-6.3.35 pus, although it has ten arms in- W« Give Green Stamp* Phones: AI1-9-8U72 or Pilgrim 2-7643 • te a d of e ig h t Charge if ^ Budget it Yes Indeed!

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDIÊSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1958 cusa the tdea and make a decielon P'AGE SIX Uterefora not eligible to parUcH Mir. and Mr*. M. Sherman, 22; C. Herald Lee and Mr. and Mr*. Fred pate In either caucus Monday, and F. Volpl. 21. Warren. aa to whether or not the project Boltbti Also Three-J's Restaurant, 210; Civil Defense Director E. Pierce will be undertaken locally. came it would, quite naturally, may correct the situation by drop AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Malenkov, haa been a poUticlan for PvT. R. W. Simler Robert Glenney, 210; James Maho ping In to see the Registrars of Herrick ha* called a meeting of all wc AMESITE EQUIPPED FOR LAROE ffiattrlieatpr create «uch a heavenly disturbance ManrJirsler Evening Hamid Bol \ a long time—aince 1904, in fact, Voter* at the Community Hall ney, 21; RuaseIkK. Winther. 22; CD personiAi at the Community^ TENNIS COURTS OR SMALL JOSH FOR SEPTIC TANK or Russell Kellton. 21; Edward Her when he waa appointed to the staff that rain would fall. Skywatch Schedule On Way to Korea Saturday between the hour* of 9 Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Com ton eorrespondent, Mrs. Josapk PARKING LOTS MACHINE SPREAD—FORMS Large Pield of Candidates rick, 21; Ralph E. Burleigh, 21; ôpuutrj ^pralb But, although the .weather m.an a.m. and 8 p.m. mander Robert Barnes, director'of D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 8-8848, AND WALKS BET-Pf)WER ROLLED of the district attorney in his na Joseph Andraiouis, 22; Theodore kept predicting Ita arrival, then At that time the Board for Ad- the New l.,ondon area, .âsked the MATERIALS AND WORKAIANSIHP GUARANTEED PUBLISHED BT THE tive city of Cologne. In 1917 he Thuraday, Hept. 10 Pvt, Robert W. Blmler, son of Caddy, 21; Howard N. Jensen. 21; loial group some time ago to con HEKALD p r i n t i n g CO., INC. SEWER LINE CLEANING nilaainn o f Electors win be In ses FREE ESTIMATf,S—TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE wa.s elected mayor of Cologne, and postponing it. and then predicting Midnlght-2 a.m...... Russell Wartella Mr. and Mrs. William Blmler, 375 Set for Republican Caucus George A. Barton, 21; L. F. De- sider sponsoring a public demon 13 Biuell Strtct sion to make nqw voters and the U P TO 8 y e a r s TO PA T M»nchr»ter. Conn. he held that office until 1933, when it again, It never did get here. Un 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... Floyd Chapman Summit St., is now on hia way to registrars will be In attendance to Mara, 210; M. P. Lovegrove, 22; stration this fall. THOMAS F. FERGUSON...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt Bolton I. ilie Hotel, 235; Dr. Ray W ALTER R. FERGUSON. fortunately. a strong tide of sea 4 a.m..4 a.m. ... Korea. Call Manchester's SpaeialistM Bolton, iUpt. 9, iSpeclall—Re-J Anthony A. Maneggia, tax collec take parly enrollmeilta. Person* 21 4 The meeting Thursday will dla- he got into trouble with the Nails, ...... Herman R. Gunther, Jr. Entering the service on March 2, mond Mozzer, 220; Fred Boss, 22; Puhlliihen ait** started moving across Man- • a.m.-9 ^’a.m. .. publicans seeking their party’s tor; Mamie A. Maneggia. regU- years of age. a realdenl of the Founded October 1. 1881 over the diaplay of the awaatlka on „ . . . . • a.m.-noon. , ...... Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small 1953, he had eight weeks of basic Leslie Harlow. 22; Richard Pow- DEMAIO BROS: nomination In Monday's raucu* fill trnr of voters; tUiarles Hathaway, state for at least one year and of s i n c e 1920 a bridge in hia city. The Nazis cheater on Friday, and kept 'b ® '''! Noon-3 p.m...... V ...... Volunteers Needed training at Aberdeen, Md., and ars, 22; Raymond Perkins, 22; Publlehed Ever}- Evenln* Except In The Business the complete slate of offices avail Lawrence Lombartii. and Howard the town fdr six months are quali HEART ATTACK OR und»v» end Holldeyx. Entered » t the sent him to jail for th at and k-pt ing for two days, and moved 1 3 p.m.-6 p. m...... ,\...... Mrs. Harold laird, Olive Chartier then attended a 10 weeks course able. In two tnstaneaa there are Kenneson, board of tax review; ‘ fied to be made voters at thla John. D. Avery, 25. TELEPHONE MANCHESTfR MltdiaN 3*7«f1 'oet Office »t Mencheiler, Conn.. » « sll'ongly' enough to fend off that 6 p.m.-8 p. m...... Ann Maison. Ruth Hlckox there, graduating from the Ord Also Howard P. Jensen,. Ulllan time. Persona of foreign birth PTA Meeting postponed ^cond Clue MnU Mntter. ______him under hoiise arrest for »!ie more candidates than offices. Canadian cold front. I f this b e t-, <* P P ...... Harold Glean. Michael Glean nance Specialalt Course as an TSier# are four candidates tor ; 'Van Zander, Norman J. PrSuaa and must present their citizenship pa Tonight would ordinarily be the GAS OH STOMACH? O u t b i g remainder of their sway, until T H A K K HrAVZjilS' MoM •llarkt •I'ld SUBSCRIPTION RATES ., ,, lO’ p. m»-Mldnight ...... Mr. and .Mrs. Tfork Strangfeld automotive fuel and electrical asseasor; E. Pierre Herrick and F. Weldon Miner, Board of Bdu'ea- pers. occasion of the first regular meet P»y»ble In Adrnnce .American troops liberated him i»i He had taken place directly o\eV| v'olunleers may register-at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal McklllNEY BROTHERS int1ii*»lK>n Whpn it gtiik ti take Gtfll'Rnt system repairman. John Van Zander, both Incurjbenl,' tIon; Bay Oocconl, Donald Tedford Fund Hits 8258 ing of the P T A thla seaaon. How Thffv rAntom the fkHto«|xkPtm« Ve Tear ...... Manchester, the cla.sh would have Building, Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from mcdirtn^k known to docim* i«r the soves you 194S. A graduate of Manchester High, s e w a g e d ispo sa l c ^. Leonard Olgllo and Pi-IU Noren. i and Lawrence Flano. grand Jurora; Volunteer firemen nt^Tfchediiled ever, since II Is alao the flrat da.v of htartburn and ta i Sng refundad hv .tto. '■T>raij!TrrrffTn~irr«erom~frtmt-'hiT't-t'9-p: to contmn* tbetr reguhtr meeting 'Grtl'trtt- orangthurr W ’ V ‘ “ W hlle'he'W as'itiayor of'CoTpgne' ■Sctrool" and 't h r ... Howelt" Clwney Three nominations may b# made 1 iPaler Maaaolliil, Michael Pesce, of icbool, the meeting has "Keen fled Gat B*II-ana toxdak. A ll diuaaitU. 2M Month won quii'kl.v enough, and come on. Terhnlcal School, he waa emplo.ved, Bzpert workmanship. Hundreds of by the caucua. Paul Maneggia, Robert L. Rlchard- adjoiirned-from last 'week at the postponed. A meeting of the execu if\>f kly ... he obtained a university for lii.s firehouse tonight. A startling re Manchester would have had rain. does the vessel break up and spill .by G. Fox and Co. jirior to antai^ doMBS o f Industrial firms rrhoemUm for The caucua will alao make four^ son and A. J. Roberta, fire corn- tive committee In the near,future BIG- - ., jmnjrJft Copy citv, build the city's first belt sponse to their^drlve to purchase Truffic Harvest her load.” Ing the service. lems will teotlfy they can ALWAYS r^ 0*e**»»^ Brothers. nominations for constable from a ■ mlssloners; Marshall Lovegrove, will decide the dale of the flrat If MKMBER OF parkway, and erected model home.x If the tide of .sea air had been a life-saving equlpm'eitt waa met on Ba sort n THE ASSOCIATED PRK.SS Gone are the days when iin- Wo aloo tuatall aepUc tank ayatema and aowor aaoa. field of seven candidates. David Richard Morra. Wllltsm A. Rob- meeting of the unit. 11 The, Associated Preaa t« exclusively for workers, little stronger. It might have left acnipiilous beachcombers ael up Belgium reports 93,iM traffic Its opening day yesterday. T w o Pastor In Speak COX Of Shipwrecks Bailey, Richard Morra. Thomas ert*. Thomaa Carpenter and Doris contributions totaling ItOft^had al Untitled to the use ot repiibllcatlon of \A’hen American troops liberat .some rain. There were two false beacon fires to lure ships on accidents In 1952.^ - The Rev. R. A. Merrlfleld of North Get '111 ne»e dispatches credited to It. or Carpenter and Elmer Wilson, sll M. D'ltalla, Board of Finance; ready been received and thS'-fund systems, each âpahle of prodiu- the shoals- snd no longer can a Coventry Congregational - Church Jot otherwise credlteC ed him. they made him mayor of incun^bent, have filed their Inten Jullua L. Strong. Charles Warren. was boosted by an additional $168 HARDWARE -*nd alen fhe teeal newa .publlsl»ed..here. Mifg' 'fa in ' for Manche.sl'er, hut Supports Town ■beachcomber righ tly . claim as his tions to seek re-election. New-can- Byron H. Shinn, Arthur G. Lloyd jiHJ be the- guest o f ihe .U.nlieil ' All richta of republlostlon of special Cologne again. When the Briti.sli own the goods he finds washed up overfhr weekend:...... * Methodist Couples Club Friday dispatches herein are also reserved. i neither did. didatea are Burton J. Tuttle, John and James U Rogers, Zoning Contributions not previously Paint— Shtif Hard wort USED ^ ---- Novelli - took over, they fired him for inef on shore. He is bound by law to RAntMm-Sylt. Germany, Sept. » J. Garibaldi and Robert D. Mur Board of Appeal*. night .at 8 at the church. The Rev. Full service client of N. B. A. Serv- ‘ That hurricane, coming up in 1 hand whatever he finds over to the i listed Include: C A R S o n d - ficiency. So he went into national 1 The traffic harveat of ahip- dock. Meeting Room* Set St. Maurice Chapel, 225; the Merrifleld ha* gsined a reputation Elaetricol Supplias I shore bailiff. ^W bU shers Representatives: The politica. hack of and sustaining the flow of wreck at aea goea Into the thatch Both the Democratic snd the Rev. John J. Hannon, $5; Mr. and a* an entertaining and witty The baili^ stores flotaam In a Otker (Zuididates Running Tods , SUCKS y ~ ' MT. ROAD / GLASTONBURY • iullus Mathews Special Agency — New sea air. might have exerted itself ed roof rottagea of thla tiny fiah- Republican psrtlea will caucus at iMra. L.OUIS Main. $2; Mr. and Mrs. speaker snd the group is looking •york. ChlcafO. Detroit ' He'.s a cool, tough character. He shed and gives public nolicy.Tf the Other Republican candidates for a little more, and have produced ing village on the North German nomination Include Charles A. Uhe Commiinlt.v Hall on Monday at iWilliam Hand. 22; Mr. and Mr*. forward to hi* visit with them. ;< MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF is likely to act first, and then 'ell owner does not appear the gnofl.a omcers of the rlub.will serve as Cemar Main and, ip R C U L A T l O N S . ______laland of Sylt. 8 p.m. The Democrats will use the Fred Warnock, 22. Mr. and Mrs. rain But Carol did nut care. are sold at auction. Th.''receipts Robbins, first selectihafi; Michael I ford dealers hia cabinet. I f is said that he runs Window ahuttera here are made fireplace room and the Republi iV. Krezealckl. 21; Mr, and ,Mr*. hosts at this first meeting of the ^The Herald PrlntlnK ConipMiv Inc., go to the slate tfeasury and the Peace, aelertman: David C. TEL MI-3-6U1 his own faiiillv with the same iron Meanwhile. It rained every- of ahip planka waahed aahore. cans will use the hall. : Mario Fava, 21; Mr. 'and Mr*. J. fell season Including Mr. snd Mrs assumes no flnanolal responsibility for beachcomber g^ta a small rut. Toomey. town clerk; Keeney J. |W. Arnold McKinney. Mr and Middia Tiimpilia East typoBiaphical errors appearing >" .•"I hand typical of his political leader- ^ where It rained in Cleveland, it Carved figxireheada of forgotten 3- Voters who hsve not yet regis .Stygar. 21; Mr. and Mrs. W. Rlle.v, ‘ Isementa and other reading matter In the bailiff's shed at Rantum Hutchinson, town treasurer and i Mrs. Myron I.,ee, II, Mr. and Mfs, Manchester Eveninir Herald. .ship even decreeing which daiigb- i rained in Philadelphia, it rained in maatera and ancient braaa cabin agent of the Town Deposit Fund; tered with either party and are ;21; Mr. and Mrs. E. Senkbeil, 21; lanterna decorate ita driftwood now are bales of sticky rubber, barrels of Engli.xh sle. sulphuric aiAertlslnr closln* hour*; ter shall cook what kind of cake, i Washington, it rained in New homea- IV—1 p. m. Friday. and what garden plant shall he York. Kverywherc, the pattern of For centiiriea thla amall com-, Acid, liquid ammonia, cases of ran For Tuesday—1 p. m. Morday. ■» weather change brought both re miinlty behind the North Sea dlkea cid butter, cans o f, lard, mining *"or Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday. tran.splanted, when and where. timber and lota of unripe bananas. For Thuradav—1 p. m. \Scdnesd»y. He gets up at 6 o’ clock every lief from the heat and relief from haa lived on the flotaam oif ahip- r t r Frldav—1 p. m. Thursday. wreck. After heavy galea the | F *r Sattirday—1 p. m. Friday. morning, lakes a nap every no.m, the drought. But in Manchester, •Insslfled deadline: 10:30 a. m. each young and old of Rantum walk d # of publication except Battirday — and always listens to Haydn, only the heat disappeared. The the wind-awept bea’s w-hen Methodist Church of M anchester, \ MANCHESTER One, Senator Ralph Flanders of at work; soon the painters .will move in. If you don't beachcombing was a reallv by the Rev. Arnold W. Tozer, min Vermont, takes the umi.sual view But. if he can be guiltv of rash hicratlve enterprise. Kvery part of ister of the Second Congregational’i object to dodging around workmen and disrupted dis ness and too much use of the high i that n c,v might he the time for us | The Poet's Column its dark sturdy woodwork ha.s a Church. The bridal . attendants! plays, you'll save yourself a good bit of cash on these to hiîn economizing on our ; hand, he aeems to have the r» - ■•tory of its own. A medieval were Mr. ahd Mrs. Frederick W. Colchester nti'iiiic .and hydrogen hw.,...bomb p ro-[ j quality of complete* figurehead over the gable window Nystrom of Hollis. N, Y. ! I on6-and-few-of-a-kind items.. But hurry. Every piece fk'hiMil The bride js a daughter of Mr pram. Huasia'a achievement seems] honeaty, in which he aays what he was tawed o ff the bow of an lil- is subject to prior sale, and no more at these prices ■School bells are ringing. loud and Mrs. H; E. Alerritt. Cherry "‘Th'iThV^'TlO' pwrtimlaT ’rHatTon- to j uicama.and .liieana- w-hat-he-'-aa-VH' Jat-Cd Dutch nifrchant ship. ahd i leai But "the fat years of bea. H- Pluinrif. Y., antrttre'bridagToom-is i when oor floor samples are gone. - and moves as directly as )>ossihlc | his recommendation. It seems ♦«) Vacation's over, .school is here. combing are gone forever," com the son of Me. and Mr.s, A. A. How SOLID MAPLE-OLD TOWN he hia view that, whatever Ruaaia toward huy'tSlijCi tivr.s^ j We hunt our pencils and our plains Frau Voltjei of Langeoog. land, of .Strickland St. ' books mTiV have,, we are approat hing the In determination, character, and \ thV.onl.v woman among West Ger- | i r ability po«t-\v*r Germany has hml And say gmxl-bye to fields and many's 200 shore bailiffs. ’“ ‘iaturntion point*' in our own po.s- brooks. only one potential rival for him i The rewards for Rantum and its GREETING CARDS FINISH-OPEN STOCK! .session, of de.struclive power. To carefree days of siihny hours. sl.ster communities have been $17..'iO Lamp Tablr; njflplp with rnunrl top and Dr Kurt Schumacher, who died a '' For All Orraalona li’.s belief that there may only I To birds and butterflies and diminishing iteadily since steam spla.ved turned legs, antifiue C'lnr ------• ■ • • • • 1 1 ^ 0 ■'(i'minislung retui n.s ’ in'piiing ou-- 1 year aj;o. In the campaign . ju:d flowers ships replaced tailing vessels, $30..o0 Rookca.se; cherry .i-shelf model w^th scroL-cut over, the be.at the political opposi- ' But we are glad school has bomb stneka ,murh highec than "When a modern ateef ship goes DAVEY apron and pegged effects ---- - ...... ■ ■■ ■ Z2.75 tion could do for a peraonallty | begun to the bottom the. odds are she they n»e noWi" For work Is always mixed with OPTIC.M. CO.MP.WY $49..oO Arm ('hair; cherry F.mpire stylo; Rgainat Adenauer waa to diaplav ; takes her cargo along." Frau 701 .Main St. .Manchester I*ei h>p^ the fact that Ru.aaia i fun. Voltjes says. "Only In rare cases j damask .scat u p M s te ry ...... • 19.95 N. r o w ^ a .” the hydi-ogen bomb did photograph.^ of the dea«l leader. | When autumn comes and weath $32.50 Cocktîil Table: knotty pme with spoon feet, ^ !.iv some ]>art in Senator F'lan- Another alrong-willecl old man la er is cool. top with shaped corn ers...... • ...... •24.50 at fhe helm tn a key apot in the Nothing can take the place of Base $155.00 Sofa; 4-cushion maplp design with wooden arms ED 5 $49.50 Nc.st of Tables; maple, turned le g s ...... 39.95 ( we have enough de-slructive happen to come into conflict. OPENING WEDNESDAY. SEPT. U $79.00 Tea Table: knotty pine with caliriole legs; power now. perha}>a bc« a’j.se I Arthur Dnis Storts) A T THE CO ALONG WITH YOUR CROWD! top and candle slide ...... 58.75 we cant out-produce the .atab‘- ROLDA GIISON DANCE STUDIO $.52.50 Buttorflv End Table; oval top, m a p le ----- 22.75 ('hief Justice \ inson $. End-Table; .cherry ; 'arge si2e wth drawer under -iLiH-tc.. wliiL'h cxists^jCongrcssniha _ 101 CENTER STREET / 50.00 J.nnrs T. Pattei'.aon of ('onnecticut Chief Justice F'red M. Vihsih At school . . . after school . . . at all the social funetioni-—you'r# drattad shelf; oval brass pull ...... - ...... | waa not an Intellectual giant or' a Roîstrotien CoD MI-9-1911 Aftor 6 P.M. $227.00 I)e.sk; drop-lid, knotty pine with ogee bracket fe e t, tiiin.a :n a diiection exac tly op for compliments in one ot our handsome Sport Jackets. We feature the posite. diaUnguiahed Jurist. He will-not be 4-drawcr base, anti<]ued ...... ,■•.•••...... 1 9 8 .(^ It IS hi.s vic*w and hi.s recom- remembered as one of tho.xe Chief CLASS ~ PRIVATE — TEAM WORK same casual, comfortable styles college men wear; and in a larga variety ('hoosc Colchester pieces now,' . $.59.50 Sleep Chair; maple arms; opens into full length inendat.on that we sl-ould reac’i Iq JiisHi es who has left his personal Member of All Ameiiran Drum Major Association of good fabrics. To have just the Jacket you want is no problam, bacausa while our limitetl slock last.* cot; grity. wine and green p la id ...... • ------34.75 the iivd’-ogen bcimb .stalemate by mark on the institutions or the FALL in Open Stock selection. You'll $32.00 Bookcase; maple 24-inch T-sliolf model ...1 9 .9 5 rprnd.ng m ore, money and more philosophy of this country. j our prices are scaled for junior-size budgets! . like the rich, mellow maple; $TO50 Bookca.se; maple 30-inch 3-shclf model ... -21.75 l:mrv in n .search for some new But if he did not have bnllianic. : the fine craft.smanship re $70^00 Cocktail Table; Maryland (light) maple, tre.stle kmd of bomb probably the ao- if he did not have any striking REGULARS — LONGS and SHORTS—Sixes 35 to 48. flected in evcr>' piece. ba.se- toft separates wit,h metal-lined .serving tray . 49.75 BOILER i , calTT'il '“cobalt bomb " which wdl- philoSophii'Al slant, he had other ' 77.95 ' ■ $132.50Ârni d ia ir and Ottei’flian ; maple wing style with be even more powerful than , the qualities which made him a fine spoon feet. (Ifecn and while upholstery...... 69.50 hyclropen bomb. In other \\*ords, public servant. ■ $34.-50 Step tuhle; light maple fin is h ------• .27.50 - LIFE Gongicssman Patterson want.s to He was capable in three field.a of SALE Announcing $34.25 Pier Cabinet: maple 18-inch 4-shelf model 19.95 Cs I lepeat our policy m'ftcr Ru.ssia .s • public service, the legislative, the Matching Slacks $34.25 Bookea.se; maple 36-inch 4-shelf model . . . 29.75 Am«ricani there might m ight he'the need of his coiihlrv. Extra All Worsted Suit Trousers and ba.se; red cowboy tapestry...... furtle went bo a lime lap.se whuh would be'' His cliiimctii seVvice. on the Rti- $ 1 2 9 5 $175.00 Love Seal; light maple frame, foam Latex cush Jitrategu.'ally imi>orlant. Perhaps, ’ preme Court bench, may have been We specialize in central School of Dance REG. $18.50 v a l u e ...... ions; beige, coral and green cover ...... 139.00 aUo. he woulil aiguc tliat if in'the realm of personality and heating systems; $3*7..5(1 Cocktail Table; light maple w itlf large oblong top HAS BEEN OVERWHELMING! Ol^n I gd ahead to the next type I, temperament. This, for seveisl with draw er...... _24.50 FOR THE 1953-54 SEASON 59.95 Ygj, Mr. a«d Mrj. Car thanks to you. Tuetli W ax o f bomb, Ru.ssia will go ahead to vesr.x past, ha.s been a feiidln.g AIR 42.95 $62.00 Kneeho'p Desk : maple with plinth base.*; 8 drawers lir'anN^vav, and <(mfronl us with c'oiirt, seething with personal ahd is already one of tKe most populor, best selling auto including file: wooden pulls ...... 49.50 polishes in this entire vicinity* Thouionds of cors hove been ideologlial differences between MOT WATER OUR $249.00 Sofa; Chippendale hack, turned leg and stretcher we au.sjiccl that il wifl be some of its New Deal personsli- All Typos of Daneo Instruction given a brilliont Hard Smeu Finish with TuRTH W ax ba.se: brtnvn aiid green cover ...... 179.00 ... Thousands upon thousonds of bottles of TuRTit W ai^ C^ngrc.s.smaii raUcr.Sdn'.s policy fies. Chief Ju.xtii'e Vinson, pre STEAM 100th Watkini hai Open Stock groups galore, because, we $34.00 Ei1d Table; maple: magazine rack on one side 22.50 hove been ^ Id l Whet hos caused tbis unprecedented iSint wc Will follow that, having siding, did niiich to preserve the Register at the Studio, 101 Center St. CraEaHOUSE&SON baliave, the Open Stock wayôf choosing home fur- $145.00 Flat Top Desk: 22 x .50 Maryland (light) mapl? ANNIVERSARY demand? . . Why is Tuttu W ax so outstondmgly fected one bomb whic h would dirnitv'and decorum of the court. Priced From (A FEW STEPS WEST OF TOM'X tlALI.) ' iiq n ' 'with 4 ih-awer.s including, file; pigeonhole back rail 98.00 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS nishingi is the bail way for you.'^ You have big match different? , . . Here is the onsweH . . , out the l.aigc.xt city, wc w;M Hia death presents Preiiident YEAR plenty $98.50*Sofa Red; maple arnvmodel in 2-tone greeif home- on lowaid lh»* pcnferlion of the ing laTections from which to choose; with p Eisenhower with an opportunity WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9— 2 to 4 P.M. spun; opens to full s iz e ...... • • -79.50 glia' bomb which might wipe out an, $ variety in sizes and shapes. You pick only the pieces and a rea(>onsiblIity. Thei-e- 1 299.95 $145.00 Love Seat: wing buck, mahogany finished legs; 1 Oaly tu rtle W3X Gives Your Car a •Slice county. Yet il is difficult been little doubt that he has been THURSDAY. SEPT. 10— 2 to 4 7 to 9 P.M. that fit your needs and your home . . add to them Pion'’er print cover in rusts; Latex seat ...... 85.00 us to .see how even thi.s could intending to offer Governor Earl for oil-fired boilers, normal later! 63.95 $62.00 Kncchole Desk: maple; 21 x 42>f)p; plinth ba.se.s. ly large enough for a air FRIDAY, SEPT. T1—2 to 4 P.M. t ^ ccl out th»i stalemete of threat';Warren of California an appoint 8 drawer.s ThcTiaring'file ...... V' '...... 44.50 •aul'ter'wr which now exist.s. If wc ment to the Supreme Court, Ke room home. All units install- SATURDAY, SEPT. 12-^10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 3 MILES FROM MANCHESTER $79.50 Bachelor’ s Chest: k.noUy pjw ô^rbracket base; ed-~in^fi«*t".ela.s» wor-kman- Open Tuesday Evenings ' t ry-ta-go- «+Trad, ■ "tt 'TVftr tj<» " K' Tiipst mww.'csifuffaer’ tvliellK 'r;: IiF ■ 4 drawers aiitf ■fuir'i. .Uiywjuel^;-Wa *i|.e W a ri like manner/ ___ _ CiotseewillTesamc:AAoBday»Sept. 14,195S.: — .Y.^ônJxûtia -Wax ckom, .pQl!lhes._DodJ?•IÔT£Ui:.yaltf....- 1^ oiir own fa.syihalion with the ren directly to the post o f Chief '*^ "pth’hv'tme-TTmpte'’ operonon*-^ side chair style, ea ch ...... u...... 16.95 Tutni W ax COnta«m 23 costly >ngTed(ent|, including Cpmaubo Ultlhiatcsîn..destriîj tive power and Justive, Such appointments have Rcglstrallon* may br taken at any other time nr information Mirror 40.90 $119.00 Five-Piece Maple Jfinette Group, includes a maple W qk, C your cor will hove o bnlliant ^ i c y .senae, the returns mu.xt be worthy, plus the fact that the New 3 YEARS TO PAY Mr*. Glboon and her three atudent aMUtant* have rrrently^ four slat-hack ■wood-seat side ch a irs...... 44.50 Kntreus Haro Sheu F*miSh thot'lasts months longer . . . mokes' •filmini.shing," a.s .Senator Flanders WAPPING COMMUNITY HOUSE and GROUNDS Deal lias had two decades for I returned from the Danre Congrea* In New York City. 1=^ $98.00 Hutch to match above; 2 shelves, one drawer and youu cor look yoors newer' A full year's supply only stocking the judiciary from which SATURDAY, SEPT. 12—NOON TO MIDNIGHT (U* Tfm40 F'rfe) RÎN or SIIINF.—6 LARGE TENTS two-door cabinet base w itshelf...... 69.50 y y * unay BO ahead. We probably a promotion might otherwise be NEAL $60.75 D'aystrom Sunnywood Modern Dinette Table; limed AvodoMe et oN leodinf Got Gerogti. Auto Acettsery end Nordworo Hortt wUI, merely bei au.se we do not made, woiild tend ^ justify tbl.x oak wood-grained plastic exten.sion top: blond legs . .34.50 w how not to. But It would be D PARADE AT 2 P.M. $69.50 Mahogany Drop-Iêaf Dinette Table; two-()ede.stal l^ty to expect any u.sable divi Duncan Phyfe style; 36 x 30 inches closed 36 x 56 inches Distrihutora— The Nutmeg .\uln Supply Company dends, even from complete suc ANDREWS i AMUSEMENTS ' • CLOWNS cess. • We Wuz Robbed open; 36 x 66 inches extended ...... 49.75 Hertford, Pzrk St., el Hud*nn: Nnrîlrh. 191 North Mela St. Ma.xter Plumber and $159.00 Ray.strom, Sunnywood Modern Dinette with ex Tlie blunt fact is that each of iia. G REFRESHMENTS. Phonr 1-8I8I Phonr Tl'-T-fJOl It was a fascinating battle to .Steam Fitter WAPPING FAIR tension table having chartrcu.se wood-grained plastic top; the United States and Ru.ssia, n.iw watch, in the skies over Manrhes G OX DRAWING blond chair.s with grecn-and-go’d plastic upholstery ; possesses the power to do the iilt,- ter But the result waa a defeat Tel. .Ml-R-TTT.T The Old Colchester Group by Vermont Is 4 P. .M. to 9 P. M. 5-pc...... 89.00 niate worst to the other. Multipli- for Manchester. We wu* robbed. —SUPPER____ SPECIAL WILD LIFE EXHIRIT part of the 475 different pieces in our many, $335.00 Mahogany Credenza-Dresser. Can be used in either TURTLE WAX qStion of that power proves little, We wiix robbed of the rain that many Open Stock Selections. It's New Eng dining or bedroom. 63-inch, bracket-base design; 4 drawer; jtîir atchiic and hydrogen ixiweis SATURDAY, SEPT. 12— SERVED 5-7 P.M. .should have come as a part qt tiie RY JUD WILLIAMS land made from the maple of our northern two with trinket tray.s; 3 .sliding trays behind tambour door; ready shout to each uther, ai-ross change of the weather. As a re- Distributed In Manchester mountains, in a matching Early American de 6 pigeon holes also behind tambour d o o r...... 167.50 £e world. In deafening fashion siilt. uiir gardens is tfead. RAKED HAM Ithe only thing that would make a sign, booutifully finished in a hand rubbed For Manchester, unfortunately, RAKED REANS POTATO SALAD and Vicinity By jljiffereat and audible sound would the heat wave didn't end the right WAPPING FAIR - EXHIBITS - . Duco finish. Other Open Stock groups offer ^ the first whisper o f reason. w ay There waa supposed to be a i DANCE CARNAGE SALAD Farm and Home Produce you 18th Century, Early American and Mod Canadian -cold front, pushing SLICED TOMATOES HOT ROLLS Poultry, Live .Stock ern styles . . mahogany, maple, cherry and .south and east, and this was O A □ tS- MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS i: The Victor FRESH PEACH PIE Hobbiea, Junior Exhibits birch woods! ^ See them all. II scheduled to pu.xh Its exciting Way "RHYTHM-AIR.S" Base 133.95 WATKINS New Cars, Trucka 275 IROAD ST. — MANCHESm J! Konrad Adenauer, whom the into our heated ' atmosphere at BOB HANBECK. Prompter ' COFFEE MILK FAIR ADMISSION SOe vanou.x times first Friday night, ' Farm Machinery |t|nters of West Germany have now Sal. Eve... Sept. 12, 8-12 pJB. made the most powerful individual then Saturday morning, then,Sat AdiilH $1.50— ChHdren under 12, 75c Home Appliances CHILDREN UNDER 1Z—FREi *imi AD.MISSION sac tiiathe European continent, next to urday Bight, then Sunday. When It / »J ^ ■ I I a ' II i ' r H(i^9- r*^ssssMr-«> ii^rgri. ■^/ “T a;»^||.î.'W»«r^rfLjVY’TW^ \ FMitf' V ■ o • i' / l’-'^* ■. >■ ■. ‘ ■ T 4 .. ■ 'x.' ■ ... I :■ ■\ ^T'"■■^■.: ■ ■■' . -ir ' ^ ■i=a«* PAGE NINE X' MANCHESTER EVENING iIe RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMRI-UM). 1053

la- Ma n c h e s t e r e 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 „ We d n e s d a y , Se p t e m b e r 9., 1053 PAGE EIGHT New Hurricane New Offleerfi of I.A'fgiuii and Auxiliary I Pupils Attend f i " sultant ■ In adult education. Con-1 speaker at' the dinner meeting of D. of I* to Hold nectlcut State “ Department of the private duly nurses’ sect! on Education; Henry W. Littlefield, o f the C8 NA, and Dr. Wagenhelm DRIVE ODT WITH YOOR FRHILV w i FRIEHD8 Seen Meiiaeing ^ Wrong School; 1 W O N »—U lO Radio and Rummage Sale Ph.D., A'lce preslden# of the Uni wlP address the industrial nuraes versity of Bridgeport; Hartwell G. at their dinner meeting. Both Marked Absent I w o o o T im nmjHgt>* niw wnhc- ch. « Thompson. M.D., president of the meetings will be on Oct. fl. SAT. Florida Region Among the first activities for medical and aurglca.1 ataff, Hart Dr. Littlefield Avlll speak at the 4:14—WDRC—Sbofiper* Special. administrative nurses program MONDAY thru r . M. UNTIL ' ■ ’ ’ ' I s ^ .- '.a ''" . (Continued from Page One) |.W_WTXC—BicksUse Wll». WTIC—World New# Roundup. the fall season to be undertaken by ford Hospital, and Harry M. tUanttnursI From Page One) lyTUT-Beh Hawthorne. . Wagenhelm, M.D.. clinical In- ses.sion scheduled for Oct. 7 and ftp. M. WONS—Yankee Express; St. Margaret's Ctrcle, Daughters .stnii-tor in p.sychiatry and mental Dr. Hugg will address a general FRIDAY fium 'I Fklucatlon Is Unfair" snd "We ' 1 WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis. Heaiin 1 light westerly wind* wrre found AVHAT—Je ttin g with Wamp. oMsabella, will be a rummage sale meeting of the convennon on Oct. Want Stanlr.y Sehool," |;S4—WCCC-êwt; Breaklaat New* hyg'ence, Yale University. 10 .'9 ■outh of the eye. I WTHT— New*. Bunun»ry: CounUT boy. to be held the latter part of this Dr. Thompson will be the guest 8. Kducation authorities provided WTIC—Radio Bazaar. "With the energy displayed by chairs in a- school hallway for the BEAUTYRE month, the plan was voted at the WDRC—New*; Shopper* Special. this storm, however, a fully de- | iinachediiled visitors. I-ater pro 4:44—WCCC—Breakfas; Newtboy. meeting of the circle last night at t;S4—WONS—Gabriel Heatier. veloped hurricane wllh heavy testing parents led their children to three classrooms in the school ' 4 » :0 4 —W D R C -N ew s. the Knights of Columbus Home. wind* all the way around i-an be ‘ :!*—WOnC—Record ^ ep W'Cee—12 Jlundrei. and 9o Hit*. basement which were used last -■ WKNB—Newa; Tex Pavel Show. The committee In . charge of the expected. W tlA Y —.Newa Morimig S ta r Review affair includes Mrs. Francis Breen. "The storm offers an Immediate year but which have since been de- I cl Bred sub-standard. . ' Browtf. : - AAiTRT—B reakfa*: Club. - Mrs. Joseph Schauster, Mrs. Mar threat to Turks Island and the Kii- i WTIC—Theater of Melody. 4JU -w n c — Th. Women In ¥ 7 lin 'Regan, Mrs. Anthony Gryk. hamas. It is In a bad position so ^ ' Parents said they Intended to AVONS—News. remain at their school for several B e a u fy re s t *;1A-W DRC-Miisle Oft the Record. Mrs. John Skiba, Mrs. Robert ■ (ar as Florida Is ronceined and the I |;i*^WDRC—News; The 6 8 ! hours this morning and to return , wMAT—Newi; Bend by Deraeno, WHAY—Cnmpane Del Mattinn. Schaller and Mrs. William Gallo. very closest walrh mu.sl be kept 1 WONS—.1'U.k Oowiiey'a Waxwork*. ' this afternoon. ' They said they . \TONB—Bobby ^ -h o » for Hs movement." WTHT—Ntwe; Joe Olrend Ihow. ' 8-.S#—WCCC—Newa* 1290 Hit*. Plans for the future were also MANCHESTER will continue to do this until their WTIC—News- Tour (larder MILL ST. OFF HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY The etorm is moving at a for EXTRA-FIRMi WTIC luet Plein Bill. »j.,r discussed at the meeting and var childien are again assigned to ■ WKNB—ô reb o e rd : Beeebell MeU- I WKNB—Dlkl for DoHaca; Mualc from ward pace of 1.1 miles an hour, n6t'| IIollywoiHl. ious committees were appointed. A Stanley School. At mid-morning 11 1 an usual speed while still in the ! , e os'^^WHAY—Dinnh Shore. m i»-w r)RC BlnkvCiosl'y." nominating committee to preaent a no change in the situation was re- I ' V iw w nc—From • »**»e Ferrell. WTK— Mehidv -Tuue. Tiew'slatc of -officers was- elected;- - wave-forirw As • winds, wind up , ported " -tl i;iJ ” wHAY-Cro.by'. Querter. WHAY—Famniia Trial*. around its center It will slow down, *:A4—WDRC—News. All members were Invited to a Was Stormy Summer AVDRC—Memory Lar.«. Norton predlited, Lor#*nzo . I»:fl* -AVDRC—Arthur Godfrey. card party to be held Saturday. Today's eyents capped a stormy WONS— Hidtoch. WKNB—New*; Ed Swett Show. Sept. 19,. by the Slaters of M ercy | UNUSUAL The hurrli ane Is the fourth of , ♦ summer for the School Board. WTHT—.Mv True Story \ wrrcwN^wa: Muj*ic. ,, at Madison, the proceeds of the af the season. The contract of F^rnest F, Forbes, , WKNBXpiel lor Dollere; BeeeheU W 'TIC—AVelcomc T raveler*. The fu st advisory on' the new i W H AY—New* In Italian . fair to be used towards their build ..th e kin d of savin g s you schCHil superintendent, was not re 4:44—WDRl’XrCurl Meeeey end MerUie AVCCC—Mualc. hurricane reported It moving west-1 newed and Dr. fjwen F'. Hill, for 10 14 ing fund. : —WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. northwestward with It* renter at merly Forbes' a.ssistanl, is acting W?IC^^Not** end Quote*. WHAY—It*ll*n Music. Mrs, Joseph FalkOAvakl will ac- 10;15 a. m, iD S T i about 115 mile* I0:J4—W'TH'T—Whupering Street*. coippany the regent. Mrs. F, Leo superintendent pending a perma- l-Si^W TIN S^CecIl B r o ^ . New*. W H A T—New* In Italian . east-southeast of Turks Island. Her«ld riiot.p. nent selection. W'DRC—Arthur Got-frey. Barrett, as guests of the circle, to alw ays expect at C o u n try Fa ir * ’WHAY—At Bet Wltir.Dlplomet. 10;S4- The renter \\'as expected to pass Newly instslled oflicerM of Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post. American Legion, are: (from left to right I,! .Still undecided is the fate of Fkl- BeealaT'. WONS—Myalerv Shopper. the-state dinner and meeting to be close to Turks Island this after 4;{»_WDR 0—New*. . WTK2—Bob Hoi>e. front(it row', HciiiiH ciiii I'essinl, adjutant;ad ju tan t, Robert------T. . _Petersen, uenior vice commander; .. . „ Karl C. Petersen, , « com-: ward . M Conley, a -junior -high ” - AVHAY—ciem nte M ualrall. held at the Hotel Bond In Hari- noon and move Into the aoutheast t WTIO—New*. s , [ ford on Sunday, Sept. 20. mamie'r, "and George A. Scovllle. junior vice commander; buck low, William Downey, service oflicer. | school ph,''slcal education teacher, WON8—N ew t W KN B—1)1*1 for D o lla r*; Voice of i ern Bahamas tonight. Some of the Gtissehn committeeman; Joseph Packard, sergearit-at-arrn«; Kenneth Wlgren, finance officer, and , discharged several months sgo for WTHT—New*: .Toe rjlrend. Manchester. Fpllowing the meeting, a social WHAY—Bport*; Supper Serened.^. AVCCC—.Newa; Music. Islsnd* in geos* inefficiency." He has *p- hour was enjoyed, with Mr.a. Ro WKNB—New*; Spott* Scrapbook 1I:44- WTHT—When a Girl Mtrrlaa, Sslvador. where Tlohim bu* m^de : ' pealed ...... and is waiting for ------a final AV'IAY—Italian Mu»lr 4:14—WTH-—SUlcuy »PoP5*. bert Schaller. Mrs. MAr>' Brunette, his Isndfall In the New World on j decision in the c-ase from the WONB—Pelt** ®7 P»tt«;pn. WTIC—It Pay* to Be Macrled. and Mrs. Joseph Falkowski acting WDRC—deck Zelmen; ThI* 1 ■Iti.V.'W—W o N . S - w s . his voyage of dhscovery and where 1 School Board, which conducted Here. . iW 44—W KNB—Newrs; 840 Club. as hostea.aes. the United States has a guided W'ONS— Lad le* Fair. several open hearings in recent WKNB—Ster Time. ’ missile tracking station; the Granc months. Conley has been a teacher §•*4—WDRC—Ony Axunnerdo. WTIC—Strike It Rich. Caicoa, M a y a g II a n a, and (he WTIC—Weether. . W THT—'A'e the Women. here 17 years. ■ ;Se_WTIC—Xmile Cot* Glee Club V( DRC—Arthui Oodiiev. SAVE! Crooked Islands. l-ast week Victor Baylock. New W TH T—Sereno flemmell. New*. AVHAT—Italian Program, Slate Polio Rale Meanwhile, st Priylncetown. ■ Britain High School football coach WONS—Auto Tune I> rby. lltl.v—AVTirr—We the Women. Maas., a seagoing lug from New 1 ...... WKNB™PUio.PJ*UM. j:sd *L ____...... -JgHA,YmfUUalla-Canla— ...... ■-ôr--,eight-- - yea r*,—- -afiiF'' -Harotd - BM H JA H .SA M I — - .Httg-v^2'lor-W -eek w'TI't* 1 Try toaa.v"to ’flKiir theT 4:44--WDRC—Newi. WON’.xt— For "yoiT, wKo»e 'children" Beagle, the other physical educa WTIC—Three SUr Kxtre. 11:30 WDRC—Make I’p Ymir Mind.' by 8,.V)0-ton Panamanian frel(j;hter, Heem to wear out at least tion teacher at New Britain High, WTHT—Sporl»_ ^ \VT!C—The l*nraae ihHl I’ayi. Which grounded on Peaked Hill Simmons made this model for those " BASIC CONSTRUCTION tVONS-hSport* Dlfeet. VV( Ooe^*n for a Day. Hartford. Sept. 9 T '—The State You Ar* n million pairs of shoes each w-er* replaced Both men were WTHT—Sport*. ' WHAY-Mualc. Bar Monday aa Hurricane Carol who want Extra-Firmness with the famous 7 00—WONS—Fulton Lewi*. Jr. WTHT—Double or-Nothinf. Health Dept, said today that .72 year, we have both boys’ pas.sed up (he coast • transferred to ele'mentary schools W TIC—I W e* a Comraunl»t for the Always Invitod U i \ *(’—%'••« . MtiiO' Capt. Khas Psarells of Pitts-' Beaulvrest support. It's brand new- . . . F.B.I. W KNB-Dial for Dollar**: MO Club. new ca.ae.s of poliomyelitis were re Black Suede To Us* Our ’ And irirls’ styles at WDP.r—Family Skeleton. II «.% s\ n u r — IJo^* niary. burgh. Pa., and five crewmen have: Bridgeport. Sept. 9 1.IP1 - School , come and sec it' WTHT—W eather; Headline LdUIon. ported in Connecticut la.at week as 88.9.1 in WTIC—Second (’hancr. A hn In High Loy-A-Way • \ rem ained aboard the vc.s.*cl. Thlr-1 bells today were an empty sound WHAY—New*: Supper Serenade. WCCH’—A Krtend of Yours. compared with 2.’> for • the week for 3.1 youngsters, pupil* at Wood- 7: l,7_- WONS—Tullo-'l e*t. IVH.'.V r' *>-o»n WONS—Songs of Our Tima nearly the entire country today. i„,i night seated new slates of of- tion meeting of the First District I together. ReauU; disto rts body, im> W THT—Crossfire. AVCCC—M ancheiter -Matinee. Kay Karen startinn; at •Imilar to yesterday's fair weather. in West Hartford. She is a past , Last year the parents engaged tVTlc—Truth or Conaequence*. W T IC —Newa. The 49lh annual meeting of the (leers at a joint Inslallatlon al the KonuiiiiH Mvsh’i’v proper reat. 10 on WDRC—Somewhat Concert. AVONS—New*. There were onlv a few areas re president of the local uhit. Private transportation at a cost of Conhectieut State Nurses' As .au., American I.,egion Home, 20 Leon iMiNS—Frank Brtw;ards AVHAY—New*. Practically a must for cver.v porting cloudy skies and hght ralh Mrs. Elmer Rice served as ser $80 a year for each family. ■. ttAUTYtlST IS POSTUti-tlOHT. WTHT—New* of TomoiTow 1;14—WDRC—M* Perkins. wiP open at the Bond Hotel, Hart ard St (('ontinurd from Pago One) The parents have engaged legal Straight line of tape on spine of figure WTIC—Adventures o( Scarlet Pirn- AA'ONS—Yankee* Fond Show. early today. Shower* hit sections I Commdr. Jam es H. .Stienson geant-at-arms of the Installing ford, Oet. 6 and will eontlnue hack-to'schooler is an award of the upper Mississippi Valley, counsel and are prepared to carrv on Bûtyrest ahowt that each coU pernel. AA'TIC-Rosa. The Musical Millar. ! headed the Installing team of De team . WHAY- News; Night Watch. 1 AVHAY-Petiv Kitnbar thri ugh Oct. R. sweater. They’re lOOr/ wool, western .Montana and in the Cen the tentative schedule for argument their fight to the co.irta they said, adjusts to weight above U. Result: partment of Connecticut offlccra O ther pa-st presidehts who parti- 10-1.%—WONS—Music Lover* Hour. 1:I.A W K N B--K eybonrd S k 'lih . s. Among well-known Connecticut tral Plain.*. Skies were generally during October. to determine what const tutea the perfect support, correct alignment of WTHT—Straw Hal Mnsleale. l::ui w d KC—Aoiinv lm .Msn.nc. FOR TODAYS NEW ID E^ Cardigan style. which seated Karl C. PeDtrsen as.<'>P«D''l included Mrs. Mary Dan- speakers Who . 'Vill address the i T he-nesv Chief Ju stice -could fake i” P*a4Dnable distance." h e v.o n d ; organtg healthful sleep. lfl;sn-WDRC—News: Moods lor Ro- WCCC-New*: Mmile Room; •glear lir all oth er aieiH*. comm ander of the local po'sK, >;«»«'•• -'tr.s.^ John Glrnney. M rs This well known Standard model WTHT—Paul Harvey seA'ernl .sessions of the convention Sizes R to 12, Coolest weather was In the hia scat as l.-ile .as Docem bci and j w-hich each municipality is respon- W TKXClifton t'lley ; Rei>oit from WKNB—Dial for Doll.ara; Baseball •e, Alan E. Hugg, Th D., ron- Northeastern states and .snuthward be in tim e to lake part in the j -alhlf for providing school trsns- is for those who prefer deeply restful the While House. M atinee. . IN FOOD K6ePlN& $3.79 '‘‘V‘' r''"""^’;‘iln;uncd?s'meTden? B?cTmore. T‘"K^B;o"ân'^Mr;‘ be in Urn 10:14- WHAY-News. 1:<4—WDRC—Guiding L;ght. into the central Appal a.se rom m g up in the new j portation. comfort and perfect support. Ij-on - News on *il station*. ■‘'rn"’th"‘‘"so” h H *’^ by Mrs - Wilber Uttle. wife ‘ JUt»»eJl rilUip. Mr.s^Helen Griffin major ca*. I WONS—Chnnecflrut- FsHir....m; weather continued ' involves 'loristitutionaJify : — WHAY-Nile Walch WTIC—Cotton Bowl tlame. Sizes 30 to 38. vslth^ Idgh ofôf Past commdr. Wilber Little of -nd Mrs. t hy--" « gren^ WTHT—Kdwin C. Hill; Valentino. west desert region with a high During the Installation Mrs. of racial segregation in the public I C'R.IKH KILLS TWO WTHT—Tony Martin. 112 al Thermal. Calif., yfsterday. . the local post. H ;0.4—WDRC—New*. 2:110-W D R (.—.oenuio .Mr*. Burton All the lateat.' rolnr* $4.79 Charley L am bert sang^ two solo.*, schools. Argument won t be heard ------11 ;lS—W'TiIT—Sport* Report. WCCC—Mualc. In contrast, the day's 1 op at Grand ■ Mrs. Little was treasurer, last at tea.st until December, , t Roxbury, Sept. 9 oR. State Show. 1 COSMETICS < and mHlerial* to make Colors: Green, blue and ma accompanied on the piano by Mrs. WON'S—Conneri'cir Ballroom. her atand nut in her Marais, Mich., was «l. j year of the First District, and will -'speculation over Eisenhower's Police said two men were killed WONS—AV«xworks. WTHT—New* ; *ItU»s Morgan. ft W E CARRY Ai:t, ft roon. William Morrison. Following the S££ 80m ...m ££ W TIC—New*. WTIC To Be Afinnunred ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ elaa*. Siae« . 1 to 14. seating of the chaplain, she sang choice and It was only speculation Instantly here early today when AVON'S-Jvvii.v.-.—Ja ck '* Waxwork*. WHAY—News. Yes|erda\'s HU Pa C r d a - m o t k tfAUTYtiST LASTS lONOfft centered on the name of Earl the car driven by one of them left AVDRC-Y'ou and the World. "The -Lord's Wayer ". and at the 11 :i*--WDRC—symnnonv Hall. rade. Warren, California's Republican Route 67 on a curve and crashed Torture testa by U.S. Testing Co. WKNB NeVs, Baseball Matinee Hliihur Drus StoresJ close of the cere'iijony. "Rles.s Thi.s YOUR CHOtCe,,. prove Beautyreat can take il. WTIC—Shearing Quintet. : 15—\\ D rt' - Perrv .Masc’n, House. " governor.For some months, War- into a jree. WHAY—Nile Watch. • AVTIC—Curbstone Quii. O sn I'i •aferd. ren has been reported headed for a Authorities described the crash Beautyreat lasted twice as long as any 15:ne-W 'DRC—Newa. :25_VV ON8—News. Mrs. Charles Wigrbn on behalf s"' ™°e“ coV rr”iraT "whe'n "ih^' a s "one of the worst" the.v’d ever mattress tested. Sinmona guarantees WTIC—News. Bob and Ray. 1:30—AVCCC—News Miislr. rub- of th.e pa.st.prc-'.ldenls iHÎhe unit, ^ .... aeen la this area.. They, aaid the car. . Beautyreat fo r.lO jeari! thBraUay MeriilB* . •WONS—C onn.-B *llt.>om . ii:r, C, D Phaenhnwer admimauation had the. 4 04—WTIC—Prayer; Frank Atwodd. w onc—T'ora Drake presented to Mr*. Raymond; Go.sae- duly of (illing its first vacancy. was demolished. the satire price w ® g 04—WDRC—Farm Program. WTHT—Top Hit Time. .M ia* i n k lin. the outgoing president, X P*-''* h :l4—W DHC—Hymi T'm *. 4 Warren's term aa governor, how- Police identified one of the vic- . ••X Sprint $49.90 1 .'>—WDRC —linctu-i Day, FRIGIDAIRE pre.sidenfa Jewel Mrs Ruth o f ] R:M—W TIC-N ew s. WONS—Conn Railroom. ever, runs through next year: he'tima as Otis (Sliml Ward, 37, 4;54_W 0NS—YanKeo F.apreai. . W T IC —News Hickox. junior past prc.sident, prit^ would have to resign to accept an 16 Poplar St.. New Milford, WDRC—Yawn Patrol. l:.W W K N B -N ew a; Y an kee* vs. St 5 9 9 sented to Mrs. Go.sselln a gift _ o(-appointment to the high bench now. ' Driver of the car. according to W TIC—Weather; Frank Atwood, l.a>uis. w eec—Breakfast Newiboy. 3;(S)_W DR0—Hilltop House. money from the unit members Olner ttepuolicans whose names 1 desk oflicer. Samuel Wilson of the WHAY—Sarred Heart. WCCC—MAialc. P P as t Commander Theetdore figured in court speculation were Ridgefield Barracks, was tenta-‘ BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED WTHT—Morning Devotion*. AA'ONS—Jaek Downev'a Waxworks. Fairbanks, presented to his wife, Cov. Thomas E. Dewey of New | tively identified as Andrew Huni-; g 4A_WTHT—Morning Oemtlon* WTHT—Newa Top HU Time. j WKNB—New* WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. I the new president oClhe auxiliary. ' York, Chief Justice Arthur V. ' han of the Sandy Hook section of WHAY—Conaeclicut Timetable. WHAY—Newa; Record Review. a beautiful bouquet of red rose.* Vanderbilt of the New Jer.'ev Su-| nearby Newtown. I i:S,V-WON»—Earlv Coition. 3;lo--WDKC- House Party, In turn Mrs. Fairbanks pre.scntcd ureine Court and Judge John J .; Investigators said they had not | W TIC—New*. AVTIC—Road of Life 40—WTHT—Ben Hawthorn*. S'AO— 'VCCC—N<‘w *■ Mu.sir. i gifts to each of the members of Parker of Charlotte. C , n.-. s;''- ; been able to determine the cause of WTIC—Boh Sleele. WTHT—Country Music. I the installing team. - in-.t judge of tJi*, Uh U. S. Circuit the accident in which no other AVDRC—Newsttme , ^ . WTIC—P' ppei Young* Family. WHAY—New*. Cup of Cofle# Club AVDRC—House P arty. —• ; Coin. « ' - vehicle was involved. WCCC—Good Morning. Good Mueie 3 45—WCCC luniot ni«c Jockey . In 19.13. Am ericans were catin-i Sen Anderson (D-NM) mention-I - W KN B—Polonla . WDRC- W izard of Odds ed as a likely poSaihllity Judge ; Some 83 million tons of cargo WONS—Weather; New*: Yankee Ex- WTIC 'I'br Kirbt l llspplt.eai. butter at the rate of nine pounds ■•pre**. 2:54—W DRC-It Happen* Ever'’ Day per year per capita compared with ' O, ic I.;eon Phillips, of the lOlh ' went through the Suez Canal In 7 . 1.Vi,WTIC—Bob Steele. 4:44 WDRC-Robert Q. Lewis; Chi 17 imunda In ipiO. | V. S. Circuit Court at Denver. j-1952. WONS—New*; Yankee Expre**. . ragoana. • • . a,SJ_W TIC—Weather; Bob Steele, WTHT—News. A s o —WDRC—Old Mualc Box. WCCO-LMvtslc. ■ - wCCO—Newa; Gooti Morning Mualc. W H A Y - N ew . w • ftlW KNB—Newa; Phil Hale Show. AVTIC—Baikatage Wife. 7:44-i-WHAY—New*. '1:44—W TH T—Weather. W DRC-New *- WONS—Weather. *■1)4 -WDRC—World Newt Roundup. WTHT—Martin Agroniky. AVTIC—Newa. AVCCC—Kli.dle Cornel WHAY—TodaV In New Britain We carry the Hopalonir Ca.s- WKNB—Newa; Phil Hale Show. . B I A i v / T - to WONS—New*. sidy dungarees-fly Blue Hell. Qnee^ Instrum ents 'J S t w4»4MPap—I SLACKS Q A Television RENTED Sizes 4 to 12. ^ A * 0 7 M A N L ©

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JOHNSON BROTHERS EndicoH' Johnson 3;30-Quldlng Light. ‘ 3:45—Mid'Afterooon' Newa. to 3 P. .M. at the Zip.ser (Tub. Brainard Place, Manchester. 3:4)0—‘Break tha Bank. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS .7 70—Weironse T rtrelera, Call ML9-9562 950 MAIN ST. ^ MANCHESTEI 4 00—On Your Account 1063 MAIN ST. ^ MANCHESTER WKNB - . 9- M. 9.30—A c l^ In A/teroooe. I I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN.. WEDNESI5AY, SEPTEMBER 0. 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1958 /' PAGE TEN cause Btephgnson aaid he got the log the general tax picture new have to deal with in the election year Include, he said, reciprocal 16. of the ■Vernon Trailer Court, him ISO for hla 11 years' ncgli- Aiizuo to Review information about rocket launch- he^^tald, and will have recommen this morning by Judge John 8. G. trade agreements, extension ofRo- ■hirs's mountalni in 24 hours. Mr. were presented in town court on gem«. That's $15 more than the era from him on a slip of paper. dations later. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander of Rottner. Fix up Lawns NOW! ciat Security coverage, farm prica Tolland Fracas Brings Prosecutor W. David Keith a charge of tampering with a |5 initial coat and IS annual li Biahop denied thia and aaid he Taxes are likely to be among T E L. M1-I-«1G1 Charlestown, Mass., were found Pacifie Problems "tha tough problema Congrssa auoporta. and poasibly reviaipn of 824-S2B issued thfe warrant and S)ft. Henry motor vehicle which allegedly re cense fee. told Stephenaon only that a Mg early yesterday after spending the m>" buiW Hartford complained of rough The two were arrested after a Patrolman Charles Pritchard on operations, recalled that he got a Set by Prineipal QIRL BETURNR HOME young woman friend of theirs o now lown or nwka tho old on# boftar. Chief of Pacific Forces, with tip that an araenal waa seeking a Windsor Docks, Sept. 9 (flh — Subconlraolor ( ’.barges treatment at the hands of Nuss- Aug. 11. dorJ. complained to police they had Tw o persona charged with viola headquarters in Honolulu, company to do retvarrh on a plas Julie Croteau. 16, who left home crossed the w iies in her car while tic tail and after-body for a The trouble started, Keith said, tions of rules of the road were rum lU llsit — Ivory toora aoodi • fp p p n u t W l foodlog The Austrnlinn group la headed Tolland, Sept. 9 (Special)— for six days after a quarrel with He Wlis Tbrfiwn Boflily it was parked on Depot 8q. Thurs after a representative of the fined |12 each and a third was by Foreign Minister Kichard Q. rocket. Wank A. Fornica, principal, an her stepfather, was located. in day, causing it tp buck. The Is holn.affioi Hio n vofoi of Minasr. He waa sitting In a downtown Twice by Cxintractor Building Inspector's Office visited granted a nolle. They are Stella J. Caaey, aaaisted by Ambasaador nounced the follottin* grade ar- Springfield. Masa., last night. She woman told police she had taken hotel at lunch, he aaid, "and there returned home with her parents one of two houses Nussdorf is Meyer, SI, of RFD S, Windermere Pood 2106 H A • 16,000 M f* - Sir Percy Hpender and I-t. Gen. ANNIVERSARY SALE rangemenUi and placemei\J> tor the car to several garages without waa a big mouth sitting next to A husky contractor was booked building on North Main St. and Ave., RMkviUe, and Kenneth TEU MI-B-SIfil the 19M-M school year at Hick.>i and all was forgiven. being able to find the trouble be 4tdHl lAWH i t u — u m •’IMCMl" — 8lr Sidney Koweil, Chief of Staff. me with a couple o f people and I Bt4-B7B •'Everythlngs all patched up on which Archamhault is working. Rockefeller, 4S, of RFD 2, Rock MANCHESTER Memorial School. The new wln;f oh a charge of assault and battery fore the "practical Jokera" told f(K fdll ploatiaa k««ouid lOdd !■ #11^ Mokdi lafvltdoWo Iowa y T. Clifton Webb, external affairs heard that. I attributed it as M A IN 8T. uiU be occupied by the primary now,'* said her stepfather, Arthur A heated argument ensued be ville. Misa Meyer waa alao fined, mlnlatcr, heads the New Zealand yesterday after a subcontractor, her what they had done. . porMialol. Of.01% weddIrM, la •«» •' •''•da w"* ^ pretty reliable Information....' Mosrlsky. tween the two men. Keith said, |S for failure to carry her regiatr*^ delegation. Others are Ambaisa grades. who had allegedly been literally Finding the whole thing more Bishop aaid he passed thia tip Mrs. Alice Costello has been as "When we found her, she cried and Nussdorf ordered Archam tion. ^ Sue Of Idodarola Ihodd. ardlaary cora. dor Leslie Munro^ and Chief of annoying than funn.v. She awora on to Stephenaon, whom he called signed to grade one; Mrs. Athena and threw her arms around me — thrown out of the contraclor's of bault to leave. The nolle waa granted Norman I Ik - II.ts ifci - lO.OS I ffc l l . l i s (bi I0.4J Btaff Lt. Gen. W. G. Gentry. out a complaint, and Sgt. Gaunider a "big man....a real operator," ichlaeler, grades one and two; the first time she ever did that. fice Once, decided it was time to When the East Hartford man A. Miller, 17. of 97 Ridge St The aeiatons mre expected to end served them with warrants yes 2nd Miss Thelma W right, grade Well, that made me feel pretty call the police when he was refused. Keith said, -Nussdorf Asaiat. Court Prosecutor .Richard tomorrow. After the opening meet terday. The case was continued to three. . good.” he aaid. "And to think we bounced out a aecbnd time. allegedly threw him out "bodily." Law, who recommended the nolle ing, they were to be Itehind closed next Wednesday. LARSEN'S HARDWARE I The old wing will be opens today and there will be no (chairman: Alban .1. Parker of bock. Double-iole feet. nilk available until Monday, Bernard Brcxler waa fired last Springfield, 'Vt .clerk; and Nathan RIGHT FOR WORK OR SPORTS night after he pleaded guilty at a Tipster Is Tohl ftegistratlon of new pupils was Tufts of Greenfield, Mass., treas In lizei from 1 to 4. .Police Commissioners' hearing to CRAZY - WILD urer. laid yesterday. charges of leaving hia post without Seerels in Bar RE(;. 1.59 SLEEP Rtgular 2.49 2 .2 4 Mea'a Sima 14-17 I The Tolland Board of Education permiaaion. discharging a revolver MAN! THE HEAPS GOT ’EM! nrounced the appointment of ER, 1-pifce, 4 to 8, without cause, conduct prejudicial Your choice of hond»om'e printed cotton iuede SWrtt Ira. Christine Meade as a new to the department and falsifying a (Continued from Pnge One) ( loiigress Scission tInember of the faculty. Mrs. Meade A t » i« ro.(tnt, .tft A .off icfTA..,i... 1.37 ..In. Jight or. dqrk.plotri Pfl»«*Tq,..fi.6 1ttrl9 okinB eitecta^^ • tr hot arfostry 'hew t v the "tdcar Broder’ii dlRmissal follows an in* THEY’RE PLUMP LOGO! ------Warren I.. Slephenaon, a manu Convertible collort look well worn open or doted. System as she acted as a sub vaatiicAtlon into a confectionery facturer's repreaentallve .who Appears UiilikipT) stitute teacher here for many atore robbery Sunday when four served aa executive aecretary of FvH-length toib, non-rip ileeve focingt. Sanforized. years. policemen should have been on LAPCHICK Preaident Eisrnhower'a Inaugural (Continued from Pnge One) , (3eorge E. Graff, superintendent duty in the area. Broder waa ac THEPRE DEALING LIKE MAD! Committee. o f schools reports the resignation cused of leavinjf his pout wit*i Slephen.aon, in other aea.aiona. tlie Republican administration's ic knbwledgeil trying to get a ^f Mi.ss Barbara Ueberman. Ed three other policemen in a taxi policies and progress. ward Cox of Rhode Island will re cab which one is accused of taking ("allfornla firm to hire him aa a "The people are waiting and place her. He is a graduate of without permission. Karlier, yes repreaentallve at $2,000 monihly are willing to give Preaident Eis Providence College and he majored terday, one of the patrolmen re- SEE THEM or 4 per cent of any Ini rpaaeit nm- enhower a chanre to make good," t rai l a he obtained for iu He alao In social studies. He has taken •ijpied. Tw o others, both super he aalil. "Thev believe he has numeraries. will be disciplined, aaid that, ita part of what he teiin- rourses at Willimantic Teachers made a good start and will build O iief Max Orlins said. ert "puffing" to get the job, he College during the summer up from the good foundation that jnonths. had recited Infomiallon of the te.sllmqny bclore hi.a sob- " ‘ ‘ at the national meeting of the a.ctW PRICES .4 ôr several days. Engineers. Ine., of Burbank. Ste MATCWNO ORION SUf-ON. 34 to 4 0 : ...... S.*G I Mr. and Mrs. W ilfred Young a'y^ FifkU phenaon did not get any Xpnt rset—|I i ’Scatloning in Virginia as guests o< Witm from the firm, which notifled the Arthur Drug Starts j REG. 3 PRS. 51 Mrt. Young's Doan’s Pills Wtstiwr N avv of hla aclivitie.a. r H O riLS 8 A. M. In 11 P. M. “ Kalas. Fttlfit! Biahop waa railed lo testify be- A h CREW SOCKS J Mr. and M ri. W alter Anderson REGULAR 90c SIZE. (Limit I) . 1 , . . . have returned . from . Hampton 0ltft68 ___ laany Beach. N. H.. and a visit with Mr. Fairt 8 4 c and Mrs. Henry Hayden and fam VltmmlH NiMgryf ily in Durham. . Miss Patricia Lietjen has re Ola-Baron-i;i For giria, women. 3 pairs 45c GLYCERIN. Infant, Adult (Limit 2) .. turned from a 3-week visit aa guest g u a ra n te e d 3 months' Vitamins TEU M1-8-5l«l pf her aunt at Asbury Park, N. J. so ZOO'6 824-828 I Mr. and Mrs. Harland Warner MANCHESTER wear. Mercerized eet- •H ly 5 . M Und son, Gregg, are on a 2-week Palmolive Soap M A IN ST. Ion, nyien reinferced. , B-complei PLUSI ivacstipn. '~ Wlsite, eoters. 655-11. ' John J. Abom of Tolland Center REGULAR SIZE BARS (Limit 1 b*rt) • • • • < ha.s been a patient at Rockville O ity Hospital for an appendec tomy. Paper Napkins ■ The Community Building Assn, yi-ill meet Monday at the Com- CHEFLINE, BOX OF 80 (Limit a ) ...... inunlty Club House. J REGULAR 39e ' Mancheater Evening Herald ' / n V»%»h 11* ' Throe Color% nllaiid rorreopondent, Mre. John 10 HAIR 27 SH O E BRIEFS SI. Rteele, telephone Rockville 6-7761. I PINS LACES Black, n ' 4 4 c Stive O : 80 JARE PERCALE PRINTS 3 /or H *osse Finds G irls bronum JL » I I low Sm ' ^ 3 Buy several dt this sav ypeet'af buy 33c Yd. 35 36-JB. width ® 1.59 ing. Acetate tricot knit it 1..081 «ii Mouiilain ,00 Household Buys! A lew, lew price for this fine quality woven cotton. runproef, absorbent, i (OoBtiBUMl iToin Pag* One) .The gey, woshfost multicolor prints ore perfect for long wearing. Eloslic or bond leg. S-M-L home at nearby Tamworl'v 'dresses, ehiWren't sports ensembles, even crisp and the Geers are slayins eceesseriet for the heme. See them today at Words. h t Sandwich , The girls left here at U a. m. 7S* BAYER ASPIRIN 0. m. (D S T i yesterday to climb Botll- oi IN. lot only . . , . . the thlckley wooded slopes of the, 4.000-foot mountain. They wore t»lue je«n » and light shirts. Miss C eef had a .sweater. They took SCHOOL kton'g light lunche's and Inrtnded i ji - to cover.about. JO miles of trait ' hnd”reViirh''about'5’ 'p;' rti'. SUPPLIES I Trail* Are Covered ' When their families notifled au- L o o m Lnof iindnrs . 29e. '/ horities that they n'ere missing Loos* Leaf Rnfills .. 10c ate last night, state agencies i|iioved into action and quickly Plostic Ruinrs ...... 1 0 c - gathered men to cover the trails.^ E r c N c r s ...... : 5 c About 30 experienced woodsmen ANNIVERSARY SALE Ikt, took up the hunt. P e n c i l s ...... 3 f o r 1 0 c L6616 Carrying portable lights and N o t e B o o k s ...... 5 c âlkie-talkie radios. searchers l i aiftfl. moved carefully over the ground REG. 44.95 OIL HEATER REG. 79.95 OIL HEATER •■W8| ' M the cold and darkness. From File! ® 4.9B time to time they radioed reports F o r m u l a 2 0 © to search headquarters but they N i t e B e a m -F eaming OH- z t. Were negative. B E D L A M P Shampoo ' State police said aix Conaerva- A$k about Tprmi How only A§k about Termp Now Oaly a -ew ee* Ove Department cars and three 39.88 72.88 iUmp.... BE PERSONALIY FIT IN JOAN BROWNE FOUNDATIONS jiolice cruisers -were in the area. Wolnut linith » e H f e . . D 7 ^ Among the vehicles were jeeps Get ready now for the cold months oheod— take Lonolin enriched' fbr use in covering the less rug- Now, this 3-4 room Oil Heater is yours of a saving. Sift J w m IrawM , Words CanoHoro, W «l to Hofo fiOM Wodooidoy to Solordoy stretches of the trails. Radiates heat through the side and front grills— advantage of the low sole price of this 4-5 room Oil REG. 357.95 HOME FREEZER , First word of the girls' disap utility' VIG-O-REST MATTRESS pearance waa given to Conserva- circulates warm air through top— heats 4000 cu.ft. Heater. You get oil these special features: spread COUPON tSon Officer Dave Hammond in Z i p p e r B a g quickly, economica'ly. Breeze pot-type burner with fiome oval burner— heGt intensifier saves fuel— ■ OiMat ate# ■ Reg. 39.95 Now 34*88 10%dowooB Ttimt 15 cu. ft. Afik fibout .Termfi 'Tamworth late last night. As Con- 7.98 6.98 4 .9 8 329.88 Mrvatlon crews and police moved 6-position valve to prevent flexiding. Steel cabinet Words exclusive pilot gives you automatic heat. anrt h p m t . ipto the area, a search headquar* Long wearing ! H A IR ! ® C O fL WIRE BONED CORSET. Front Innenpring Moltress with 252 coils deeply podded Check the low sole .price ond the large copocity o f t»ra waa set up at Ihe Denley b finished in shadowed mahogany enamel. Choose. Reg. 89.95 5-6 RM. OIL HEATER...... G2.GG ® R A Y (5 N SATIN NON-ROLL G IR b lt 0DUAL CONTR

PAGE THIRTEEtP MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CX)NN» WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 195S PAGE TWELVE said Mrs. Powell never took out tomatoes, cucumbers, shell beans today that the committee recom Communist party membership mend to the caucus, to be held No Whitewash "Hal Boyle Sl. Marv’s Men and cauliflower. Rockville-V emon Monday Sept. 14, the following "nor did she consider herself a 'Tomatoeo. brought a high of Communist.” Morris said he had candidates: Planning Reunion $1.48, a low of t l and an average ■'f Si Board of Selectmen. Herbert I. Promise ai//lsed his client not to resign Biarritz Party Fails of 11.32 with ,809 half bushel jlYwc Group Attendance Off; Pagan! (Incumbent) and Franklin from her Army job "because it baskets being sold. The growers would look like she was running ^Ssifie-Buy' offered 87 bushels of ihiciimbers, Welles. Jr. (incumbent); tax col All commlttaes coordinating away from something." lector, Francis E. Rupprecht: town In Red Probe their efforts towards lha reunion selling for a high of 98.70 and a FALL FASHIONS, NEW AS i Trailer Assessment Aired clerk and treasurer. Kerwin A. Mrs. Powell, who la on mater To Stir Helen’s Guy low of 81.99. Elliott; Board of Tax Review, nity leave due to end Sept. 28, of the defunct Ht. Mary’s- Young Prices for 46 eratea of eaull- 1949 CHEVROLET Men’s Club will get together to Norman Strong; registrar of vot (Continued from Page One) said she has heard nothing from flowar were 82.20 high and 81.00 ^..sermons on both days at 10:30 New York, (F)—Helen aat on the can pay me back when we’r* mar- morrow evening at 8 o’clock tn the 1 RockviUe, Sept. 9 (Special) ers, Charles H. Weber; agent and the Army and "as far as 1 know I riedi It’s such a good picture to low while four bushels of beans m. Thursday. "Happinesa in Stevens that it should be grounds Pariah House at 8t. -Mary’s (Only 15 members of the Vernon treasurer, of town deposit fund, am still working there." U s e d C a r s STYLEMASTER tenement otoop at twilight wait night. All about adventure In A f went at 14 a bushel. Life"; Friday. "Spiritual Eleva Church. {Taxpayer^ Ai*n. attended the Kerwin A. Elliott. for dismissal for any Army em Stevens said he would study the ing for Joe. rica. And on the way home we ran Gross sales have amounted to TOMORROW, NOW BEING tion." Tonight s subject will be ploye to refuse to tell whether he FOR SAFE DRIVING The reunion will be held Satur (September meeting held last night Also. Board of Education. John record of Mrs. Powell’s testimony The heat from the great aum- atop off for a beer and a aand- $18,643.18 for 7,627 half bushels of "What Are We, and What Is Ex is a Communist. day. Oct. 24 at the Mooonlc Tein- Opee A Ciedit •at the Vernon Elementary School. Talcott. Jr. (Incumbent chair at a closed hearing last week be 44I00R SEDAN mcr stove of -Manhattan ham wlrh." tomatoes, 1,963 bushels of cueiim- } Vice President Irving Campbell pected of Us 7" man). Alice H. Hammer (secre 4. A declaration by McCarthy fore deciding what action should DURING THE BEAUTIFUL p!e. Rockville Street Notes Radio, heater. Excellent eon- mered at her, and she tr(cd to Ian "Corned beef or cheese T” berx, 1,361 busiiels of shell beans | lopened the meeting and Theodme tary incumbent). William R. Hahn that a "not overly bright" former "Cheese," said Helen practleal- Although It has not been In be taken. It awa.v with a folded newspaper. operation now tor almost 20 years, and 131 crates of cauliflower. {ch ild was elected chairman. The The Rockville Emblem Club (Incumbent). Mrs. Sarah . H. employe of the Munitions Board dltlon. ______l.V. "That’s all we can afford to. N9 Down will meet tonight at 8 at the Elks McCarthy said the other two em FALL SEASON When she imw Joe coming down the club woa once considered one Imlnutei of the two previous meet- Brookes (incumbent). John R. had testified behind closed doors ployes whose security status he PRESEHTED AT GRANTS Home. Following the meeting Gottlcr (incumbent), Morgan 1. the sidewalk, hia collar open, his . . . of .the finest groups In town. It jlnga were read by Secretary Eldna .ve.stei-.day that a reporter for col queattonii are men. there will be a di.scus.sion by Mrs. Campbell (Chairman of School umnist" Drew Pearson subjected coat dangling limply over one arm, , ^ ^ held a high spot for over 4Q years ijohnston. 1| Week’s Specials FHONI ' The treasurer’s report was omlt- Justine Sher, probation officer, Bulldiiig Committee); him to ‘'blackmailing" tactics to This •she piit the paper on her knees and I hSar they llw.y^do^h^^^^ ind w is "m.i.'t noted for aime of who will tell of her work with the Al.so, Board of Finance. Herman Ited as Mr. Moses was absent. get access to military secrets in Sbsorb^d "" in tht big iM riM ." i Ita fine athleUojteama. m m n m m m t sM S 'Y y V ’i i Juvenile Court. G. Ol.son and Robert Kahan: Board formation. Pearson issued a state Revoniie Collector i (However, the secretary reported Charles Murphy, who celebrated 1948 CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE Joe sliimped down silently at i ' Y”'* .vou’ll get is foam, * FOR A “ ■ V-r) IN SIST O N that according to her records J12t of Assessors. Howard O. Dimock. ment denying that he or his staff 1951 CHRYSLER 25 years with the Aetna Life In engaged in blackmail to get news the other enil of the stoop and j ^ *** wearing toeless san- LOAN had been collected, and there were Necil8 (^lerk-Sleiio|, u-y- $745 watched her. After a moment .MailChester Marl TWISTI members. Any 1 surance Co. Friday, Is enjoying a , Manrheater Evening Herald and said "McCarthy's st.vtements As they stepped from the stoop, B3 names listed as members. Any Coven 4 r y ' onrrenpondent, Mra. WINDSOR 4-DOOR Helen , lifted her eyea, . fa'kwl -..4t- -week's vacation. sotrnd like his -contmued vendetta 'Helen put her'Tiarid In Joe'iFarm.'' m n «5M 'members who have meWbershlp Miss Katherine Marley has re- | Charles I» IJttle, telephone Pil 1949 CHEVROLET 9-DOOR SEDAN squeal and said, "Oh, Joe, you cards In their possession are asked against me." Collector of Revenue Paul Cer-1 Automatic tranamlaalon. ami lie squeezed It. Joe looked up “ Total Sales Di|» Got • Longor W ow x | turned from a week's vacation in grim Z-63SI. Declining to make public the startled me,” CbiOM H»e MnrHDonf ifbof fifi gocbofboofc to notify the secretary in order vini has a job for a clerk-typist! Gray. Radio, heater, while wall ttrea. $895 qt the same atara that shine on • IlMoror lo^ ' If Maine. name of the former Munitions Fully equipped. "Don't give me that stuff," said tenements and Biarritz. A m o w n t A m o u n t #1 M o n t h l y ^ ■vmoAisfoe: that a complete list may be se- who can handle money. Total sales at yesterday’s aes- o f L O A N HMO a- 15 M O s An Important meeting of the Board worker. McCarthy told a Joe, crosaly. "Why do girls ait "T wish he. was here,” he said. M i i i P ' •ttor . .1, Italian American Friendship Home (iln88es Set news conference he will call Pear- The clerk-typist is to replace I around thinking up phoney things .slon of the auction mart on Char t M % Thomas Johnson spoke on the 1949 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN .."Who?" ter Oak St., sponsored by the Man 1 9 .9 S t Zn Club's Girls Bowling League will son and the reporter. Frederick 7, Miss Florence Cordner who is now to say? You saw me coming." "Old Mr. De C-u-e-v-a-i," spell 8 9 0 1 9 .1 7 9 4 .3 5 1 9 .3 5 Trailer Park ordinance suggested Heater. Easy terms. chester Fruit and Vegetable 4 7 .4 1 8 9 .9 4 8 4 4 9 be held Wednesday. September 16 Bv Extension Unit Blumenthal. for questioriing. Peai- | year’s leave of absence, $895 They looked at each other wari ed Joe. S 9 9 at a previous meeting by Erwin Growers Assn., dwindled again, Ib ra e e c h a 4 ule i *1 e ep a jm e m t $Mcl«a4« SH at 8 p. m. at the club. Teams son said he wotild be glad to testify ■ ,v_, ,r.„n ly, trying to decide whether it was •What fo r?” Tu-xbury. This pertained to sanita will be organized at this time. too early in the evening to quarrel. this time to 8767.88. Offerad at Tb#r ere beaad •• moathly pdfmonta tion in trailer camps, improve if. McCarthy has pertinent 0«® »'j ..^ '^ fo r fhl^^“ b sh^^^^ 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN "Because." said Joe, "he sounds The first meeting of the fall Rockville. Sept. 9 (Special) A Then both decided it was tt>o hot, like a guy who enjoys parties the 19th day of the market were THIFHONI • WeiTI • or VISIT ments, and an assessment on season of Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc- list of homemnking activities for " NSme. One Employe handle money and balance correct- Gray. Radio and heater. 4 1 1 1 0 ! ^ 1952 OLDS -99” "W hxfre you reading?" asked trailer owners to aid the town in and he's sure missing a wonderful Hanson unit, American Legion the week of Sept. 16 has been an Thus far McCarthv has named >>’ amce a large part of the woik A real bargain at ...... Joe, reaching for peace. one tonight." P U iF IU K D nMN9CD..MC. ta.xes. Mr. Johnson is to contact Auxiliary will be held tonight at nounced by Cora H. Webb home publicly only one of the three ‘■on*!*!* customers and collecting tax and other bills. DE LUXE "Oh, about the big parly that Helen reached up and t'aik hia | ..\ANCHHTiR Mr. Tuxbury and will report at 8 in the G. A. R. Hall. demonstration agent for the Ex civilian employes of the Army rich old bird, the marquis” alie face in her hands and pulled him j the next meeting on the progress The position calls for working I 1959 MERCURY 44I00R SEDAN «U (»AIM iTUIT • • $«—4 »••« Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Robln- tension Servtice. whose security clearances he ques 9-DOOR SEDAN glaficed down at the newspaper down and kissed him and didn't O m - M#e. T«*l- frt. ,• $ JO of investigations. On iept. 16 the County Home tions. He named Mrs. Doris Wal overtime during the rush periods at | Maroon. Radio, heater, overdrive. $ 1 3 9 5 BANTLY •W t .» (• I • CI-«W Orunt #M I • son of 156 Prospect St. will ob- the office, ffor working overtime, Radio, heater, h.vdrmmatle. and spelled the name MarquU de care what the neighbors thought, . It was voted to have the direc .serve their 25th wedding anniver Economics Committee will hold a ters Powell of New York City, em Very low mileage...... C-u-e-v-a-s In Biarritz. That’s a iwM mmM » » * •!! tors of the Taxpayers‘ Assn, meet pot luck supper from 10 a.m. to .I ployed by the Army Quartermas the employe receives compensatory | I'll white wan tirea. Fully equip sary Friday. They were marrie'd at time off. ped. place on the KIvtera.' - The .Suez Canal is about 199 OIL CO. each month, on the Monday night the Ellington Parsonage by the p.m. at. the home of Mrs. George ter Coips in New York. 1951 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN "I’ eali," said Joe. "but which miles long. eight days prior to the regular Fx-ker of Vernon, On the same day. In New York. Mrs. Powell said Salary range is $2,275 to . $2,743 ; Thoro's o now look ISIS late Rev, John T. Nichols. Radio, heater, low mileage. place— the one on the Kasl Riviera TEL. MI-9-459S meeting. Mrs. Robinson was the former the Northeast Nel.ghborhood Group 1 McCarthy’s accusations are "not and applications will be accepted i $1495 or the Hudson Riviera?" to Eacy-Coro' ^ School Signs Posted Missjuian Corrine Thomas. The attend- ;Of Coventry will hold » ResBion in j true at all. * She Raid her job with j until 9 p. | Helen laughed. Joe always said or MI-9-4594 . . . . jlT.irlut)KiPAl - 'atifdt erjiry'thtngw.------*— ...... — school signs had been placed on George Robin-son. The couple have ■ " * I T no accesR to troop move* . In addition to money-handUnjf i 1959 OiSOTO CONY. CLUB COUPE ^ — "Oh. it must have been wonder RANGE AND FUEL route S3 near the Sunset Estates a daughter. Mrs. Donald Wetherell starting at 1:30 a m will be Mrs. ! ment data, " as the Senator has ’ ability, the applicant should have 11 the skills ordinarily connected with ■ Green. While wall tires. Radio, heater, $1il95 ful,” said Helen hants at parties." Attorney Cohen explained the Kiillgren of Columbia under the , sections of town represented and DILLON Immaculate...... s J M /F J "It must have H»-eu exciting," W orld’s finest stockings. Each policies ami procedurea of the d e -1 direction of the Leader Training that there had becri difficulty in Helen went on. "F.lsa Maxwell Sleek, sophUtirated Mouaee thread is twisted 40 turni per securing s pei'son from each sec partment and told the gi-oup that | gi-oup. with Mrs. Evan Kullgren KTWO TO CHOOSE HtOM 1951 OLDS -98” rode in on a donkey, ami a French outside of America there are few j (f5q,n|5. the. e'la.ss. . . :. SALES andSERYIGE ATTENTION tn ,40 derler. nyi.on tricot skip inch-before knitting, higheat- tion to serve. rtaneer arrived otT'g ralnl'l.'Blit If the Ironing, .îde your Itn- Hibbard Speaks countnea in the world where the ! xhe New England Home Demon 1953 MERCURY CUSTOM 4-DR. SEDANS 1 could have gone to the party. I’d ever. Full fashioned. 8H to lU individual gets real justice. i stration Agents’ Assn, annual . DELUXE 4-DOOR NEW REFRIGERATOR AND ELECTRIC gerie. White and eolora. 32 At this point the chairman in Radio, healer. Mereumatle drive and many other have corner on a big p.ile white to 38. troduced Walter Hibbard of Man .Married Couples 4 liih ! meeting will be held at Bromley i —FORD— horse, the kind you see .at the cir- T h e Married Couples Club of the { House, Peru. Vt., on Sept. 18. 19. . r.xiras. .New ear guarantee. Executives’ ears...... T f c . SEDAN chester who was asked to speak dua and arch their necks and look RANGE IUYERS!~ on the subject of town govern Union Congregational Church will and 20. Coi a \\ ebb. horne demon- .319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Radio, healer, hydramatle. ao proud." j hold its opening meeting (or the i stration agent will attend, j ment. and particularly the town 1952 LINCOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN "Not me,” -said Joe. ' Td have! acaaon tonight, preceded by a pot I Another clasa in Christmas Gifts , Radio and heater. Ilydramatic.^J-^lene lilue.'f* galloped up on a boa ionslrlctor." i manager t.vpe. Mr, Child said that luck supper at 6:30 p, m. The pro- | will be held kt Mansfield City imder | SEPTEMBER 15»h he formerly lived in Harlfoid, and 1% S. Royal Master tires. Ne« exr guarantee. SAVE "I thought boa conainclora are j gram i>ill be built around the I the direction of Mrs. Fo.ster Rich- with many others now living in aomething like anakes." replied theme "First Annual Smile Festi i ards Sept. 21 at 1:30 p.m. 1951 FORD CONY. CLUB COUPE $1455 Helen. "Do they have leg.s?" Vernon, was not familiar will) val." arranged by the officers of IS THE DEADLINE Radio and heater. RinniRr "Well," said Joe grimly, "they town Ivpes of government:. the club. X lncodi J m O L LAWN SffD Veguo Says: Mr. Hibbard said there, is g ov [Two Drivei*8 Hurt 1950 will have hy the time I gel invited To Rwcwivc Your FREE $57 New Arrivals to a party like that one. ' T o MVWlity, frott lood^ Corduroy 1 Plaid 1 ernment by farts and by fantasN. A daughter wa.s born to Mr. and He said often "they do not want to 1951 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR $1345 "They had more than 2,<)on bot 43-Pioeo Sot of SHvorworo 99.91% wood'lroo. You nood Iod« 'Evorythlng's |j Mrs. Victor Pikul of 34 Florence Acfulcnt at Union STUDEBAKER tles of champagne real rham- •f Scettt for loll kocowio of ' Flonnoll TwoodI elect ai,government on facts but on St. at the Hartford Hospital Sun 8 Cylinder. Radio, heater, overdrive. favors." He quoted Mayor Shei*- psgne. And simply tons of caviar. With tho PurehoM of Any iKo oiiHiooD of Dupo trow ing loodt dav. I ------. . . CHAMPION Toffotol Sw oator-leoklngr wood Bowers of Manchester as rnoffic-lal Candidates ' Union. Sept. 9 i»l A truck driver M l v«nUr at. jtonriiUMUr Tri. MltchuB I-H IB Do you like caviar. Joe?" hi ooch gockofo. saying it i.s difficult to carry on a The Republican Town Commit- from Maine and a Boston man were 1950 FORD CLUB COUPE $995 "No. ^ e kind of money they I le -li es 5 fki-11.95 pi'opram of economy in tke face tee met last evening at Superior ; seriously injured here today Slate 2-DOOR SEDAN charge for that stuff, they ought to PHILCO 6 cyl. Radio and heater. be able to get rid of the fl.shy | of disinterest on the part of peo Court room. Town Hall (o make | Police aaid, when their vehicles col- Radio, heater. automatic Jim ••SPtCiAL*' olohoB flavor." I ple. pieparallons for the coming town lided on Route 15. tranamUalon. DAIRY BAR REFRIGERATOR oorrIcooWo Io w a In fu ll. too or Trieil to Avoid Graft election Monday. Oct. 5. ! Francis M. Bowie. .52. of Yar- "Well. I think I’d give a year of - aKoMo with ordioory coro. 1950 FORD TUDOR 6 CYL $995 m.v life to go to a party like that," ; Mr. Hibbard said the town man The elections in the town of Ver- i mouth. Maine, who was driving a I Ih.flM 5 Iki-16.65 ager tvpe of government wa.s non are generally lacking In color ; truck load of lumbei, and Arthur sighed Helen. "The memories | OR PHILCO RANGE oriirinall.v started in anmttempt to and spirit, this being yirt)iallv Jones, 39, of Boston, enroute to his BROWN Would We worth it? U said in the runr BUItMH Or«M Foo«f Republican community. But. this home, were hospitalized at Johnson 1951 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR $1395 paper that old Mr. . . uh . . . old ! get awa.v from graft ridden poli- 9rovidoi lotfiof oouriuhoioot ooodod tir.s: adding that many types of year new interest h.as been added Memorial Hospital, Stafford R.vdlo, heater, overdrive. Mr. De C-u-e-v-(i-s must have $249.95 to $499.95 f9 roEtoro low* hoofth ood tolOf^ srgumenl.s were used in favor of to the campaign largely due to the Spiings. BEAUPRE spent about $199,990 on the pa*TV ' 1946 ST 50 foodf Z500 rg ff the town manager. critical reports emanating fioni A hospital spokesman aaid the Cam you Imagine spending $109,000 E m * lie TRADE-IN AUOWANCES He pointed out that In Man the Vernon Tpx Pa.vers As.sn. extent of their injuries had not been 1950 FORD FORDOR CUSTOM $1150 In a single night." 1 0 ^ ig fr • 17 95 chester they were told that they I'agani .Ma.r Bun determined, but their condition was 8 oyl. Radio, heater, overdrive. BEST CADILLAC “6T Joe cniildn'l. At the moment he for your okf rofri9orotor or ronqo had an old form of charter, out of Another surpil.se note, is the such that State Police had not been was fingering the two subway -eC t S m iA D ilt S unofficial candidacy of Herbert I. able tq question them to fix the date, and suddenl.v they had a CONV. COUPE tokens in his pocket. Oofiiror Scottu of oeoooolicoi rofoi. town manager type of government, Pagani for re-election to the Board cause of the cra.sh. 1951 CHEVROLET STYLINE TUDOR 51275 BUYS "Honey, I got bad news (or you." Troopers Stanley Nasiatka and CALL MI-9-5243 otiuro roDvItu fro* Modiog, foodiag that a new town manager has of Selectmen. He had originally Radio and heater. he said. "We ran t go to the Robert Lutz aaid Bowie’s truck was Radio, healer, hydramatle. or wood control, tubbor tiros. authority to discharge all of- been quoted aa not aeeking re- movifs tonight. I lost m.v l.ast $.3 ' owned by the Eastern Builders Sup- mnd i12.$S 'Yiclhla and hire new ones if he so , election. on s bet In the offiee ' 17.95 lidcsire.s. ■ i It was unofficially announced ply Co. jof Yarmouth, 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE The dreams of Biarritz receded. ^ The city coimctl votw on policy |- Helen began.(umhlmg in. her amaU. BENSON'S, Inc. and the public attenda hearings. | AERO SEDAN 5795 purse snd said, "let me treat. Blith Hariwart Co. j Joe." He .said the votera should watch ",\'o," he said stubtH.rnly. 1085 M AIN ST., OTT, HI6H SCHOOL the budget hearing now in Rock- I "You've done that too many limes J98 MAIN AT. ville. . 1951 FORB ^6” 1948 DUICK CONVERTIDLE COUPE 5795 already.," Following the explanation of the DeCORMlER MOTORS, Inc.| Gigantic Moving Sale! "Please." she whispered. "You town manager typ eof government, ! "Very clean. CONY. COUPE Mr Hibbard read a list of the of- | HELP US MOVE TO OUR NEW LOCATION!! îcials of the town of Vernon, com- Says; "These Are Just Fine Cars, Radio, heater. A good one. menting briefl.v on each. He said i why 'blu6 coal' is tha the Board of Education is more im Priced Right r and At the 0est 1951 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-DR. SEDAN portant than the Board of Select- ' Joy CO Lano fashions classics In men ss they spend the largest per A Rood lar. Radio, healrr. fliildmatl** drlv^. Drlvr It centage of the town's funds." of Terms/' home. Campuell Speaks Get A Poeketbeek Deal PURE ZEPHYR WOOL a Irving Campbell was the final TODAY'S SPECIALS •pcaker. He referred to the figure 1952 CHRYS. TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON 1950 MERCURY $195 per pupil for elementary You get the priceleia look of luxury in cream- 1949 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN V-8 Tailered te Fit Your Budget One owner ear. The Ideal all around ear. Radio, heater, ■♦ducation given by Selectman SPORT SEDAN Thoso aro tho soft virgin wool .magic-knit neckline that «a y t •franklin Welles at a previous Equipped and very clean. full leather trim. in shape forever. ..newest tone* for Fall. 34-40. meeting. He said that after talkikg Fun Price $8.95 ^4-drM>r. Dark radio,' with the A. E. Chatterton. super With A Tainter-Tested Used Car BIGGEST 1GN SKIRTS OF FALL heater and overdrive. intendent of schools, he' leanted 1951 WILLYS STATION VrACON 1950 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4-DOOR Beky or FHtod CARDIGAN ------3 . 9 8 that about $25 was paid by the Radio, heater. A perfect family ear. One owner, Buy state, but he had not been able 6 ryl. l-roaded. Just like new. 'S2 PON'HAC CHIEFTAIN "8" 2-DOOR Short-Sloovo SLIPOVER------2 . 9 8 to secure a definite figure as yet. Only ...... Down Radio, heater, with a drive. Grants has them Mr. Campbell said that until son .un visor; Re .quipped..... SAVE $ $ $ all at lust Ing laws and the rules governing 1951 PLYMOUTH CONY. CLUD COUPE ALSO IN TNI COUiCTIONt town manager forma of govern '48 CHEVROLET STYLEMASTER 2-DOOR 1949 PLYMOUTH SPEC. DE LUXE 4-DOOR ment are changed, he was not in I.oaded. Fire engine red. jitll new white aide- wall tires and tubes. See Uiia gorgeous buy. Only O Down Radio, hpater, ntietalllc green. C 1 0 0 Radio, heater. Kxlra tlrra. One oun^r car. Priced '47 STUDEBAKER SYIOM ______CarA|MM 1 9 1 , Slipevan 1 9 1 favor of either. He added that he Very clean. A rare find...... I ^ ^ Down to 8cll. 'I'op quality’ fabrics df\doped in the season’s felt in government there was too COMMANDER JANFORLAN ____ Cardl|H 5.91, much admlnsitrative law. too many '51 DODGE CORONET CLUB COUPE OF COAL IN TOWN newsiest styles, precision tailored to fit tou per 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. FLEETLINE AERO appointive commissioners, and too 9RL0N ______CardifMi 4.91, SUpeven *-9l Radio, heater, fine running car. Ifpmt^r, dpfrofit#r.-metnllJc fre«*n. t ^ 4-DOOR fectly. Priced for savings. Fall tones. 22 to 30. much of a socialistic trend. 1948 CHEVROLET CO N V. CO UPE Burns better.. • lasts longer 1 At this point he asked permis Full'Price Qnn owner rnr. P^rfeef condition^...... ^ Down Radio, healer^ |j»w coat Radio, healer. Good clean ear. tiood tires. Priced l i sell transimrtatlorfr'^ ' " sion to read an article he wrote at $*.-»0.00. ( aPW eleven years ago. giving hia stand *51 PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK 4-DOOR ^ costs less in the long run on .government. It was announced 1950 WILLYS [EEPSTER SPT. PHAETON Dark grCen. Ope owner. c that the next meeting would be, Lqnded and beautiful. All new whitewall ^rea e A A C • Fully edulpped...... v.t,.,.,, . . , , ' . ? . NftiUraUy- it’» tKe aainein. *b* ajid.weilht. irn.t Uioti- ajid. tubes. Thi. will put atara la your c.vca. ' * Down Tuesday evening. October 13. T947 CHEVROLET AERO SEDAH Bsn.ds upon tljouaandi of fwnilwu ctilT blue co*I th* . y.-fi-,.'.-, , . 'Legion ‘49 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DE LUXE "8 “ 2-DR. •Nice twor lone-’green. Radio, heater,- good tires.' Good The third roUnd of play In the 1946 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN Radlee, Vater, hydramatlc, wlhte walt^re^ ^ g-* biiv at $.39.3.00. 1950 CHRYSLER biêstionofwdinUwn.'tiiAVs 3.99 VAIUCSI ' American Legion volley-ball league One owner...... Down it’t top. in comfort, latisfaction, economy. Since 'b lt^ .Started last night at 'the Legion .Super. Original black. LcmuI ^ and beautiful. LEATHER FLATS home. All remaining games of the Full Price $695 SARATOGA * coal’ bums eo ileadily, 90 completely, and UaU ao 'third round will be played on Mon- ' '47 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDANETTE 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SEDAN Waar-praparod tor tha Radio, healer. Jet black. long, it actually coats leu in the long run. Needs lew day nights. Nice blue finish. Riulio, heater, hydramatle drive. Full. Down 4-DOOR SEDAN soda-pop crowd! 'i On Saturday a steak supper will , 1948 WILLYS STATION WAGON Excellent shApe...... $189 I priee $.39.3.(Ml. attention, too. It’a America’a moat popular hard coal! be served by the past commanders i Excellent throughout. Automatic tranarolsalon. headed by Chef Jerome Rem kie-! Full Price '■<$845 '50 MERCURY 4-DOOR Fully equipped. DepeudaM* Survic* aud DeNvery- Every 'blue coal' , wlcz. Anyone interested la urged . Radio, heater, overdrive. A beautiful jet black ■ to obtain their ticket from the <ûb finish. Check this one today...... $1195 dealer is a qualified heating expert, equipped and .Steward as soon as possible. 1952 WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE JEEP ready to give you niE* advice on all heating prob CRIPI-SdllD IJkr new . Full top, draw bar. 4 . 1 ^ T LITTU-HEEL The monthly icrappaper drive laiw mileage 1948 Nash 4-dnur. On campus . . . the leather 'omitted last Sunday, due to the'; Heavy duty tires. Full Price ^ 1 T J lems. Get the 6eat in coal, the heat in aervioe. Alwaya BALLIRir $ BEST BUY Good clean ear. Radio, healer. FALL FLATS miK with ketp-shape back holiday, will be held this Sundav.' '41 FORD 4-DOOR Nice green finish. Full price OPEN EVENINCS apecify 'blue c o a l'— B io c E a r T o n or c o a l in t o w n ! ; Residents are asked to leave the'lr OF THE WEEK Panting . . . the ^mooth ■crap paper, magazines or card- 1947 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR FLEETMASTER $495.00. if* ihoard oj) the curb or porch where Heater and spotlight. Ho clean you’ll think-they 41 A Q C Radio and heater. A clean car. MANY OTHERS leathei pump, faille lined. Beunc* lifhtly thru Fall they can be seen from the trucks started building theih again...... Full Price No money down. A.s low a.s week. On cainpu* in imooth fab- New Fall tones. Sizes 4-9. with iwt*d» .r Itictat. ,on the Street. If paper la not picked j rilite', oh daita in soft left black luedine. « i . «• lup by noon, a phone call to the | 1946 DODGE '/2-TON PICK-UP ORDINARY COAL MIGHT BE GOOD. YOU KNOW Uitdinc. Both, liact 4 te f. ILegion home will bring a prompt i MANCHESTER 'bine coal' ■reaponae. One owner ear. € 9 O C MANY MORE CAR$ TO CHOOSE FROM ‘bluo cool* IS GOOD BECAUSE IT'S TRADEMARKED ; Observe New Vetu- Full Price Test Drive the New 'S3 PONTIAC CALL YOUR AUTHORIZED ‘blue ceal‘ Roah Hashonah, the Jewish New ! BROWN-BEAUPRE i . TINTED BLUE FOR YOUR PROTECTIGN DEALER WHO IS LISTED lELOW buy GRANTS FASHIONS NOW ON CReOITI NO DOWN PAYMFNT •Tear, begins just before sundown 11 Come in tociay for your dmonsrivtion. , ' . ■ « . t A I ‘ 0 MOTOR SALES {tonight and ends after sundown i 1947 OLDSMOBILE 2-DOOR SEDANEHE IFriday., „ 6 cyl de luxe. I/oaded and < 4 1 1 0 ^ 30 BISSELL ST. • TEL. MITCHELL 9-5234 •Choose now from big assopments. Use Credit Couponi juit like cash. Piy liter. I Worship aervicea will be con-1 ininuM’ulate...... Down PAymenf^ 1 ^ See... I (ducted at Congregation B'nai Is-! MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT PHOkE act by Rabbi Aaron Twerslcy and I SEE THESE HNE VALUES AT fhe Rev. Karpel Bender aa fol- Mltchdl 9-8427 THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. lows: tonight. Maariv (Evening TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. p rv ice ), 7 p. m.;. Thursday" and iDeCORMIER MOTORS, Inc. 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Wwst CMUMr at .'Flfi Norih Main Si reel—1’hone; Mitchell 9-5255— Manchealer, Cdnn. MANCHESTER Friday. Shacharis (Morning serv-j W.T. GRANT CO ice), 8:30 a. m.; Musaaf (Addi Mane. MI-9-4545 • Open Eves, 'til 9:30 • Htfd. 2-7878 Advertise in The Herald— It Payo Hartford Rood tional aervict) at 10:30 a. m. 24 MAPLE ST. TEL. MI-.T-8854 MANCHESTER y/Vx’. Rabbi Tweraky will deliver hia blue coal'takes the GAMBLE OUT OF FUEL BUYING ■ 1, it-' : ' ! ' ‘^' V »T t. y T ' t f I /,■ ■ ■iii' h •+ 1 ^ nrv.iw •■ V '.':'■' ■ h.

PAGE FIFTE*!!N M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n „ w p : d n e s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 9 , i9 5 S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958 PAGE FOURTEEN In aarkaburg, W. Va. tiled Tuev .‘55 Atteml Parly day. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE New York—Charles P. F ran- TOONBRVILLB rOLRR BY FONTAINE FOR FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGBII^ For McConvilles chot, 8«. an attorney, president a n d and director of Checkmaater Ahtwor to Proviout Ptittlo Sense Nonsense Syatema. Inc., and aocislly promi "V srciccnxBi Bar,gains FIRST PAY Floral Disploy n a a m ■ U Q U ■ UC1L2C1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCon- nent. Born in Olean, N. T. Died Liauu|c3au|aaL]Umsi Every disaster makes peopla Vllle, 99 Keehe;^ St., w ere honored Tuesday. □Q LiaBtauciBaciac] Some folka have been women Hollywood—Mrs. Mona Coopei;, more proud of their blood relatloiu with A surprise party Saturday ACBOM 2 Balladonna LjaaiiaaciacjM C jaa ao long tfa a bit difficult not tp Listed by 77, whose career aa Lady Dolly, 4 ' t nncsaaiRsaiw uuncaa — with the Red Cross. evening. Sept. 8, in recognition the midget actreaa. ipanned more X lily M L J C i a a c j be a llttla contrary at tlmea. w v o u t 1 SWMt ——• 4 Spring bird of their ellver^weddlng. which (ell than a half century, and widow of /^ W » ; f A t - i t 'o £ 4 JuM (lowor It’s the detours that really maka _ Tex Cooper, film cowboy. Mrs. 5 Hideous The out TV aet set la making you realise you are driving to your on Sept. srXhV party wea spon a Valuablt fur monster a people tnni In later-—and likely Cooper, who was 3 feet 7, died vacation spot. sored by their son, Richard J. Mc- la Point g Burned Cl □ turn out lesa tha next day. Convllle, Mrs. Catherine O’Con S aturday. u U Jlonolulu—H om er L. B aker, 43. 13 Curvod 7 Eyes (Scot.) nell of Hartford, cousin of Mrs. moMina □ □ Many French army pilots hava Htudenta’ Favorite Three gweateni Hhut Out the ('old Og to • Good Start A Favorite Every Seaton ■taff. econom ist fo r the Pacific Frequent, Low Cost t Lyric Twould.be Intereattng to know A Wrap-Around Sacqua It will be eaaler to learn McConvIllc, and Mrs. Rita Smith, 14 GrM t Lako 3 u Picnic 'tim e—when keys break ESTRBBROOK. PENH, alao PEN- . The ...» »».vbeat looking -.protection Trust Territory and a former • Flaur>de>lis u a c i u □ a a c n what hmiaewlfe haa the best col “readln’, wrltln' and ’rithmollc" if of this town. Service to: 15 War god in two when you start to open V* ‘he . old for your lad U a State Department economist on .O ne Round 10 Number lection of borrowed things. you have the proper achool aup- Over 35 relatives and friends Japanbae and Korean affairs. Born 14 Earthworm 11 Small bancelt 27 Mott stable 40 Attire a can of aardlnes. flWKATKB from the great telec- W ay T rip (KTMPANt, 767 MAIN STKEET.; jjo,, emart pull overa and cardl- pllea from PINE PHARMACY 68t from Hartford and Manchester in Oconomowoc, Wla. Died Tues la Final 17 Swallows 28 Philadelphia’s 41 Fowls Itoaton ...... a t.8 8 84.80 Being short on cash makes ft They alio carry a wide variety of ,iy,„ Boya' Depart- CENTER STREET. P E N (! I L came to offer their felicitations day. 20 Alcanda liquid founder 42 Faltifled The husband who misses his reg New Y o r k ...... 82.70 84.00 hard to convince some people of all leadnlg makea of PENN and ,„,nt of C. E. HOUflE a NON, BOXES beginning at 2.'k;. PEN S and to remember them with ap 840.25 21 Oriental coin lORcquIres 29 War god of 43 Atop ular bus home and keeps dinner propriate gifts of stiver and other M iami ./ ...... $ i1 M 22 Norm your wisdom. waiting Is very likely to catch It. PENCILS for achool, home and of-1 j 8 5 Main Street. They are of ‘all the dealred makea for 39c W orcester ...... gl.flO 83.45 23 T ransplant a Greece 44 Passage in the looae leaf FIIXERH AND BINIl- articles. The centerpiece un the oxplortr, — brain flee. warm without bulk and hand- B angor, Me...... gfl.lG 810.40 flower , 31 Weirder It’s smart not to wait until ------1 auinely deaigned to add atyle to all STAM-ES for 98c. Varied aizea buffet table was a large, suitably EAT ANYTHING WITH j-;r tho Rad 24 Persian poat S3 Indian 48 “ Emerald Isle** Take your own sweet time and Portland, Me. ... 85.40 80.7.'( .you're psst your prime to prime A Beal Value ! achool and leiaure time outfila. and up and the • SWINOIJNE Inscribed and decorated anniver E80.t0 24 Leer 25 Pierce with . province 47 Kind of light you .are very likely to go sour on FAliiTEETH! ( h k a g o ...... 820.08 ■yourself for the future. Every active boy needa an AYctra They're priced to auit young In- ER (XTYiaiS, aome with zlppera sary cake. ('area do not includei V. S. Tax 34 Paradiie horns 38 Aquatic ~ 48 Sate your Job. The late lUv. William P. Reldy. It you kav« u ^ b U «vitb plitM 27 Health retort palr of jeana and he'll want theae cornea too! Slaea 6 to 12 priced at and index taba. If-Ijie amall fry CENTER TRAVEL AGENCY 28 M istake > mammals SO Charge Oh, well. If there were no screen earriea .lunch to school . please who was rector o(~.8t. James’ drat tUp, rock* 2®Turh toTSuit Sometimes, if a pessimist-will ACTHBNTIC w e s t e r n .JBA NS,J? »V »f> n know they are made of tough faat Katun'a Stationery Ll'N'CHBOX at $2.49 equipped iT“ i ■ When tho whole family joins color 8 oz. denim, triple at Itched, with 'i pint vacuum bottle. the former Emms McConville. wsa placaa ia a way ao powdaf or paua c ^ d o . A novelist says he writes most Write that friendly letter now and Ivaa oa old rubbar plaia* you tat rt^lta 35 Hebrew dsd on a Ashing trip, guess who double knee, zipper fly. While' I bridesmaid and Charles O'Connell, good of his Ideas on his cuff. Always make the recipient doubly happy an aioatbatoayaatorloogar Ybu ca m I ascetic tk d j of Niahtlc, wsa beat man. Mrs. 38 Legal mattart gets hooked. has something up his sleeve. qiiantitlea laat they are being of If you chuoae the new EATON You can clean crevicea In carved ANTVHIHM ' Simply lay aofe atrip of Plaiti^ fered this Thuraday, Friday and WKITINO PAPF.B in one of the furniture by uaing an orangewood I Von Ecker made them a gift of Uaar oa iroublaioaia uppar or lowar. Biia j' 37 Flower pert r~ 1^ /-V:, tad it aiolda parfaciiy. Edrirtaair. taitclaaa, A hundred fresh pies were spist- With spring here, we v know Saturday only bv TOTS ’.N "rEENS clear, aoft ahadea from HARRI Btlck or akewer wiapped in cotton. $25. C s 39 Without ^r' tered on a street when s truck hit 9.S8 MAIN STREET. For aurvey SON'S, H4B MAIN STREET. An odoflata. hanaleta to. you and your platat. u ft which way the straw blows - right Raaao-vabla aa dirtetad. Moaay back it not Yrinity 40 What flowers ft . a bakery wagon. What, no cheese? piirpoaea Mr. Shapiro wanta you to - ideal gift for your cotlege-bound ^ Fall Houaecleaning "Th«r«'s that guy on hit pogo stick boating tho crowd down out of the attic. complaicly aatitfead. ymr druggntl grow in • n IT y/‘ 2A H s n ment loumtloclh naldedOliie,. jfrienda in an emboaaed or engrav"' THE . BCDOET C ENTER 91 Deaths Last Night ^ - 9 - « againl" * 41 Son of Jacob Cirrus time is here again with mention'thia eoliimn when you ed deaign with colorful lined en- CE.N'TER STREET wanta to help BRIMMS PLASTI LINER 42 French river iif^ A lady at the style show was IH( PIHAflANiNl UINTUHI HILINIH Cêge sr~ h k n even the mosquitoes bareback lid- attracted by an evening gown take advantage of thia bargain. vqtopqa to match at |1.00 a . box you with the arduoiia houaeclean- 4S Seething Ing. and up. Ing taaka by providing a full iine By TOE A8S(K:IATED PRESS MAJOR HOOPLE 40 STeddle worn by a rurvactoiis model. Des Moines, Iowa -George Alli Hartford BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE yrith 9T~ i//:9. Woman ito husband I—^ lât liovrlleat of .All of “tool/i’’ to apeed up and eaae OUT OUR WAY SI Lamprey Newl.vweds should start out In s FT-EDINO HPIA>R ROOM ST V IJN O . partment of economics ..and one | (^duration Mathematlca PYRAMIDS. 1 Remunerated B" A CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER feeda hlmaelf. tbe EDI'('.STEK ; SET wilb etched lettera and acrew- 8998 time instructor at the Univeraily , CKIIN& a Ireland SET or the 3-plece S OI'TTI SET | on black plaatlr capa for $8.95 on a Individual k iilrk k n ark a In a 12 42 of Michigan and tjie University of ! $:ngllah Philosophy- are all handcrafted to he. treaaiired ; wall or pantry rack. The KINO- room look cluttery and traahy. The one style your wardrobe for Missouri. Born In Capac. Mich. and priced to he practical. | SI7.E k.AKOVEK that aeala moia- SIGNS Fine A rt* P hyalrs A wrap-around aacque for baby but brought together in an im each new season depends on -- the Died Monday. A LL K IN D S B U G S B U N N Y ---- I lure In and keepa air out only $3.49. crocheted in white with blue or! portant-looking collection, they ..charming casual that compliments I»Utaburgh- Daniel 8. Keenah. Payrhology Alum inum ia either "epun'' nr ' Alao SII.E.N'T K l’TI.EKS 92.95 and Governm ent ■>» CAN’T APFORO T 's e pink flowera, or white with .alter-1 lend diatinction. 1 every figure. Thia version' has a .59, president of the Carnegie ED’S SIGN CO . ''caat,'' the former being found •MAVONNAISK SETS $1.9.3. nate flowera of pink and blue. ■ soft skirl to give it a distinct new Natural Gas Co., and the Apollo OBRVIN' NO EXTRA In lightweight kitchen utenalla. SUET CER TM' BIS Made of 100'', Nylon 3-ply fingering She'll H ave S ta rs In H er Eves look. Gas, r. 9 Steel Corp., Subsidi MItcIwII 3-8268 Special programs ,ln teaching, and the latter In heavier onea .Six to eight pounda of rlothea FISMT J yarn, it la ahrink reaiatant and I When she wears the NECK- I Pattern No. 8998 is a sew rite aries, for the past 15 years. Born guidance and personnel, public ailrh aa roa.atera and fryrr.a. 'makea a aafe average waaher quick drying. I..A(T. AND E.AKRI.NGS from perforated pattern in sues 12, 14, load. Clothea won’t waah clean PatlernJCo. 2198 conlaina croc-het- , .YIATHEK'S -AT THE CENTER , 1«. 18, 20: 40, 42. Size 14, 3 7-8 service. Home Keauty un a itiidget if you overload. ing inalrucllona, material require- j set with an opal and light zircons ' yards of 42-inch. . Registration -now .open. .. fo r s t - r _ ; ‘.'pholatery 4?,.,^., *9 1^ jnenta. and stitch. llljjsl.rsUona. _ ,oc..-tbe- blue .andriS'hil.f , .zireona, 1„ .For this pattern, . «end 30c in^ T-,— ,-T,i • Coma, ybiir narne, 'addreas, size de CT, "va rda at real ' iia\-ln'ga'y<)F‘Vou 'a re ...... TYall'IU-aiirif"'” ...... Send 2rv<- in Coins.ôur nanfie. ad-T„he‘n he doubly thrilled because fallkegistraiion both men and women tor term available at (.-HENEV RKOTII- If you yearn to tranaform the dress and the Pattern Number to necklace can be worn as a pin. ; sired. and the Pattern Number to ; ERS REMNANT SALESR(M>YI. appearance of your kitchen or ANNE CABOT. THE .MANCHE8- p^r $9.84 tax included you may ! SUE BCRNETT. THE M.ANCHES- beginning Sept. 21. II,ABTI-X)KO KOAO. Do over a bathroom walla, aee the eaay to TEK EYENINti HER.AIJY. 1'‘50 ( me set with amethyst and TEK EVENING HERALD. 11.50 W M e c a n t Gertrude Gardner Tyler For the Bulletin telephone chafr, a pillow or two, loop drapery Clean, eaav to inatatl PI.A.STIC AYE. AMERICAS. NEW VOKK 36. | ^^.jiite zircons. AYE. AMERK AS, NEW YORK 36, B u i l d material around the window frame W A IJ. TII.'e from the MANCHES N. V. N. \. H artfo rd 7-31.55 nr w rite tho 1A t r a n s and aland bark to admire. You'll TER FLOOR (OYERINO COM Presenting the New Anne Cabot Coming Home from Sehrad B asic F-ashion for '53. Fall and : a t l a n t i c Needlework Album. Direrttona for Winter, ia a complete guide in plan- j find a wide aelection now of I'P- PANY 721 MAIN STREET. Pick A bicycle enables- your boy or SCHOOL OF THE DANCE EYENINti OFFKE f-9 g P l D G E S girl to get back and forth with ning a practical, aew'-simple ward' 1 - O 'R wlL'AMJ. HOI-STEKV F.tBRICS in atlrac-jihc color of your choice end then | P“PI^‘ E V E R Y O A V - tivF color?i. t<*xliire« and p iic fd 'h a v p the pleaKure of labor aavinR • ***'^*^®" grand designs are Speed and ease, especlallv "if iLs a robe. Gift pattern printed inside the THE SAME P iPFERENJCE ^ w i. printed in this issue. 25 centa. book. Send 25 cents today. STUDIOS to be prai-tical. upkeep lor >*nra. new AMERICAN or ENGLISH I model from THE BL'IHiET (T.N- | TER. 91 C EN 'ÊR STR EET. All P ainting A'our H om e? MASONIC TEMPLE------WEST SIDE REC Y o u W h a t? BY V. r. H,\M LIN F o r Sturdy Wt-ur EiqM-etally for You l'■|Fat Aid for ( losele A L L E Y O O P Choose MONTO<»MERV W.AKD the desired equipment Is readily Fared with the question of | lO Q I 3AV' t Whether vour'half la drv. oily. J."* " ’9l"P '* available. and priced to suit the' [>OU CAM T f X X / L L wETT IT . \ WHEN t WENT CXtMP ANV’S RED BAND SHOES whaTB \ vanaeo w opt tinted, bleached or a foftunal. painting your house? SHERAA'IN-| h e V r. (J '' On WAJLTION . v(Xl LET purse. I IN6UL? ' liALOOT. hC 0OS4C 1 AN TVQCMEO to complete the back-to-school out normal the AA ELDON um ',; jHolding 6 blouses neatlj .nnd < om- , AA ILLLA.MS offers you the one cor 11 oemIanO V ill baa - / mere >ilM take Afr place as fits, Select oxford", saddles, straps rect answ er to all your hoii.se All Typts tf DaRclRS Taught __ ss>».»MArs attAKlO WCER . AN- lOOAIT / WITH K EM aswAV'^ CO.AII'.A.NV, 'JOI .AIAIN 1>«TKEET ! I Men's F'lannel Pajamaa 'sATtenenoM 7 '>ouR Mtft liET UP' ITD ^ EOUtPMefT nr tiea at the budget price of $3 98 offers the .new REVLON “.Aqi'A 79c. ~The space-saving SKIRT painting prohlema. Yes. tested 5 N O O T ' [ T>e6 ALL HANGERS at J. AA. HALE < t)R- With an eye toward your winter ABOUT” / In aizea 8 'j to 3 and be aa.aured of AI.ARINE SIIAMINNI" that is cus toughness is built into all HHEK- top quality. POR.ATION Will accommodate 6 to ; needs, cho68e from a complete AVI.N-AAILM.A.AIS house p aints to BALLROOM CUssmT Fornilag At Onea tom foiniiilated for your Individual 12 skirls with strong nickel-plated size range and wide selection of needs for $1.25 a 16 oz. bottle regu- ihsuie your house longer lasting Are A'mi At Vmir H'U'a End? steel clips for 79c. color and pettern in MEN'S Jaily $2,.50. So if. the summer sun LT,.ANNEL P.AJA.MAS at MONT beauty and maximum protection in If you have a preachooler who has taken ita toll you'll want to all- kinds of w eather. Now is the CLASSES START feela loat and lunzaome now that Pyraonallzed O irlstm aa Cards GOMERY AA AKD C O M P A N V. take advantage of this shampoo aizea A to D at the thrifty low time to paint your house with hia nidqr playmates have returned Keep that resolution you made SlIERWfN-AAILLI.A.AIS AVE.ATH- eontaioing M.AfiNETOL the ex price of $2.98 and up. SATURDAY. SEPT. 12 to school, visit K II>Bin K.AIR. I#8l» clusive ingredient that makes hair laat year to avoid the tiring holi ER.ATED H O C SE P.ALNT. W e MAIN STREET. Manchester's only Bright-looking SIEN'S Fl-AN- manageable immediately. day rush by choosing your favorite NEL .SHIRTS 1 4 to 17 for $2.28 have a complete stock of 42 of the toy store and get expert advice and cards to be jiei'aonalized for Christ and up arf-on -.iaplav now as well j n«>at populiu: colora. Including the -V Buggeationa for your child's play m i >f Eiw>l. mas mailing HARRISON’S. 849 aa 100 per cent WttOI. SWEAT-j new cu.stom mixed pastels to e e needs You will al.ao flml TAIII.E Keep your closet door shut.when MAIN .STREET offer an exciting not in use to help keep out dust. ER.H in pull-over -or cai digan style I choo.se from, and will be glad to "I want aomBthlng to bring out tho nttural luitor and AND CH.AIR sets, also DOi.I.S and arra.'Tof blo<-k print design.", studio 1 fkh 0«n | LC' V a7 i\ a line of .H’YEMI.K ICKNI. for $1.98 In sizes 14-18. help yoii make sure that you get ooler of. my hair— and maka K blond!*.*' styles, steel engraved or hand . I the most for your paint dollar. 1$ .Mo. Ptea 2D MoaPUfl TI'RE. It a not too early to take I Smart IJttle Fashions crafted by Norcroas. NiiArt. Na-^ » i o o $ 8..-18 4 f.7 2 advantage of their LAV AW.AA’ To get fru it stain s out of T H E SHEKAA IN-AV I L L I .A M 8' i To keep your little ones prepared tional or Gibson, to name a few;. 1 dresses, stretch the stained por- , IXAMP.ANA'. 719 M ain Street, land O' cotton • 3 0 0 24'2.5 19.25 BY RUSS WINIERBOTHAM CHRIS WELKIN. Pta"eiPei Nice Deliver.v W elco m e * BY^ EDGAR MARTIN ri.AN for CHRISTMAS. for the coming cooler weather, 30,70 • BOOTS AND HER'BUDDIES . V. 1 tion over a bowl and pour on * i9 9 .., s y.f ■' ------“ I AlONTtiOAIERY - AY .A R D CO.AI- You ran keep cheese fresh hy boiling wwater from a height of F TM B « 66NTLEMCN, •foiLAy, MCRIE, OH.YVA i ' M < & O t K >6 TO HtRt'.VaVXM OM . TveW Y'g When dusting walla, he careful, PANV has 2-piece CORDI'ROV HARTFORD — WEST HARTFORD — 31ANCHESTEB A leen ef |I00 com 530.60 wheR b)«SL. VYOiiVYy wrapping it in a cloth dampened two or three feeL Do this while emaieriy repaid in 12 conteeetiv# A L L W « r . . , COMRADE, ARE P E - J YOU KNOW 0 trt\)4 6 vw <&oofAa\Y ■Y When voir use 3-ply BEAK years of value. Whether you pre Way tp Relieve woman-marriad at aincla. Aaaano/ T « t \DCAV clean, the KCFFI.ED BIB OVERALLS BRAND DACRO.N YARN you | — for $2.59 or if you prefer the band fer traditional florals, geometries and its affiliated companies are •WVJMIHAY- eliminate winding or balling. Quick or modern styling for your Itchy Pimples! now tha largaat loan group in tha For The Men front slacks for the 3-6X. with and eaay to w-ash. it is motif, mil Atlractively boxed . In simulated i striped pocket trim at $1.98 In kitchen,, bathroom -dr h.vll\vay; When your akin ts Irritated with U. S. — with over 800 oflicai dew and peripiratlon proof. Y'oiir vou'll find what vou like best at, pimples, red blotches and other jj throughout Amarica. Phone tint leather raaeti come TIE SLIDES. I a.ssorled cheeks and plaids. Com- finished garment won't shrink, the MA.NCHESTER FLtMtK < ()V- ( TFT LINKS, and TIE CH AINS of ’ plcle their outfit with long or short .skin blemishes, and you're crazy for a 1-virit loan. Coma in or stretch or need blocking. Avall- ERING COMPANY, 721 MAIN with itching torture, here's fast re-ll write ftiaane! todayl i— modern and classic deaign from ! sleeve jerseys at 69c to $1.39 with •ahle at J. W. HALE (X4MPANV .MATHF'.R'S AT THE C EN TER. | tu rtle neck or collared atyle In size STREET. jief. Get a 4.5c b o x of Peter.son’a ‘I leant $25 ts $500 at «9c for the one oz. ball In five 1 Ointment at your druggist and ap- an Slgnalura Alana c Have them initialed If you wish. [ 1 to Ox. pastel shades. Slagle Impart ply thia soothing balm. Promptly ______— t — :------From Egyptian times a bracelet ! relieves smarting, and itching. I tnrati Bark to Srhnol and (inllege set -with the Scarab showing : Your akin looks belter, feels bet Zippered RING BIN D ERS sacred beetle markings la aald to ter. Money hack if qiol delighted. 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I _■ / h . - ; y , tS , . ^ v ' - ' ■ • '• • • N . \ t ■ ■'■.’'"va MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 -P age seventeen If' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER? CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1958 PAGE SIXTEEN THE Hedlund Hurls Bantly’s to 2-1 Win over Roy’s s’ Pool Herald Angle By World Series May Bring m ■ ti EARL W. YOST Bpilt oil Victor^ Hports Editor * Aiiken Drives Jpotre I^me Looms as Best Eleven

RCftRFJtTION HRTtIP munity Y at the North End I* In Both Runs All Ticket Prices Manchester, once again. Is shop- $4,520 a year, plus si rent and other In Nation in Pre-Season Roundup Policemen Too Strong lng around for a Recreation extraa. In'dollara and rents, the uperintafldent to replace John W ith Homer North End post la better than the South Bend, Ind. — (NEA.i “ SHedlitnd whose resignation be combined East and Weat Side job. A logical place to sum up the na For Lawyers, Win 20-9 Upped for Classic comes effective Bept. 11. Manches Part-tlm * workers carry out the One of the finest baseball games ter ha* been changing Rec bosses Magonsl apring and aiimmer. of the season In Maiirhetter w a s ' tional football picture more often pgANtc i&iAfv'Si OfOetm every two years for the past and fall and winter prograsnt at played last night at Mt. Nebo. than not is Notre D«me, even If ' ovga MOTHS oAMors By E A B l, Y O S T | ^ a * finally tagiced out by Paul By W ILL GRIMSLEY decade. General Manager Richard all supervised playground* and'at Bantty’a Oilers whipped Roy Mo-1 Frank Leahy has been heard mut OuruOOK 9OUN00 Fire Department take note. The Groobert .. Little David Rubinow AsMtclaled Press Speagiie playoff ing and recommendation of the championship. , tory. — ?4a J O Vr llip UaVlH ' 'Cinching their respective lesgiis *he need* two directors. One direc • • • 1954. j came close to regiaterinR a strike- Advisory Park and Recrention tor with full authority at all The outlcMk is far less dire be championships, may be excused If Cnmmlision- Laat night the Coppers, coached ,„ut Niftiest slide of the game was three buildings - could well do the STAR S for the winners were cause the team that upset four I they suddenly get eager to finish Recreatioq picture In Manches by Sammy Maltempo. scored a by LaBelle on a short passed ball, Oakland, Calif., 8ept. 9 (/P> — job of handling th* recreation pro- Terry Altken and Jackie Hedlund. blg-tiin* conference champion* last the joh In a hurry. ter 1* rather strange. The two em^ Altken tied Into one of Bob year suffered very little through smashing 20 to 9 win over the|‘‘'>'“«h U wa^ looktng foe a . dog Siambang Henry Tlavls and pol~ They certainly won't be toying gr«m ...... - ploy* two full time male directors, Biardi'S fAsl balls and clouted a gradualfon losses. Returning In Manchester Bar Association J,*’* ex-Colgate gridder slud around now tliat it appears they It la a known fact that Martin Ished Johnny Gonsalves trade or superintendents, and one fiili home run In the first Inning with tact Is the backfleld of quarter may play before a $2..500,000 gale would Ilk* to conaolidal* the Re " All “ ocne Davis Mood behind the punches here tonight in a scheduled time woman director. The town Ronnie Brsiilt on base. This was backs Ralph Gugllelmi and Tom dred viewed the exhibition. Au _ ami the largest players' pool In creation and Park Departments, V j ten-roundcr that may determine ha* engaged two full time male the margin of victory. Hedlund Carey, halfbacks .loe Heap and , p«,ceeds will be turned over to th e*^ ";" “ < the next challenger for the world'a World Series history. . directors for some time, one at the each of which at this writing oper gave up but three hits In edging Polic? and Firemen Junior Athle- pl<^j-na Motors had taken a one run George ‘The Flea” Mci'aiighey game In that there xvaan't thr I-atlner. of courae. wss a uni- i slightest argument . . Shortstop (CBS 7 p.m.) (9 p.m, D STi will see j missloner Ford Frick and other ex- Operating with two directors poor One. lead In th* top half of th* first versal All-Amertr a as a Junior, i - 'V ^ j o k n was Just too much for the I.jiwyers to kick up the Hay Perk for the winner* was the two high ranking contenders in ecutives decided has. not beep the best policy. There Recreation Department budget ^ when Boh Buckley tallied, the (deal two-way player Gath to cope with. The Wg red head had prlcea of World Series tickets labeled a pro because he wore a a bout that may lead to a crack at have been conflict* In authority hsa often been criticized as being | Altken, In addition to his roiind- ered up fiont is such talent as end g y ilY M S B the Barristers eating out of his enough to increase the average biuteball suit . . l.awyrrs‘ secre the crow*n worn by .limmy Carter. and supervision on many occa- too high. The overhead with two tripper, also collecled a single, and captain Don Penza; Art, 1 ' ThE MAh! hands practically the enMre time. gate by $.50,000 to $100,000 a men doing the job that I could. . • • • ______,)iS taries arrived In the third Inning Gonsalves, clever Oakland boy. la slnns. H\(nter, ahlfted to tackle; and S ^ê/ESiYeooY Only In ' the fourth when the easily perform Is one reaaorf I T O .N IfillT the series will tie re- after the Cops had safely tucked rated the leading contender. He'a game. / Salary for the so-called Recrea g((ards -Sam Palumbo and Mend 1 ft. f> iC K 9 TO laiwyers seored seven runs were fast and a counter-punching tion Superintendent's post (East Next step Is up to the Advisory ' *,im*d at 5;45 at Nebo with Bobby- B e b a c m : ^ Jaek Ctavggnnro and Chief Herman the game away and their rooting Mavraides. I the Marine Corps Platoon Leader.s' progl-am at Quantico. Une- specialist. BOX sr,.\TS are up from $8 to and West Side building i I* $.5,520 Board. Martin and th* Board of , ------,-----^ it's prompted a eo((ple of ao- \ OP Ti-iE p Brlen. Bo.ston College' J. F-. Rawley, Iowa , won a ten round decision. Kuhlmnn. rf . . . . 2 1 0 ors on the national scene with Organizer and leader of the and was replaced by Charlie Qtilmhv. 3K . . (1 II Although he Is in front on the American League champion. Start Salt Lak# City, 9 2 2 1 2 { H^nrn. r .,... D II k D D Purdue. Michigan Slate. .Southern Thursday Under the Lights Cincinnati, Sopt. 9 UTi — Lawyers was Jay Rubinow. Ap Crockett . . The Lawyers, rallied ing time Is 1:05 p. m. lE.STi, ex Which WAV will Utah A RfX J.*Aynf W aIU through the firat ...... 2 Los Angeles. Sept. 9 —Pres total score roiint. Davis will enter n * k r . 2 b * ...... M D ti pearing in the niftiest looking out for seven runs in the fourth and ...... 1 2 1 Penn State fiKjthail playera kick their way into condition for iheir Cnl. Pittsburgh and Oklahoma ” President Warren Giles of the cept Sunday ln.Bro!roy (Saitchell Paige, Ve*tlgate Inst Sunday’s fight York with members of the Amer coach, scorer and bat boy. Jay bats of Eddie Winzler. Goop Strat rivals, find's Gonsalves installed as lead over Cleveland and a magic WAA knocked out for the aecond the aixth AR n M PO A K between Carl F'urillo of the ican League's Realignment Com lost his no-hitter on the first pitch ton and Bruno Mazzoll opened fire number of ten, open their final time In 10 weeka by Karl Wnlla of Walla. wl)o weighed in at 186 liif'kD'V, ill , . 1 1 D 4 0 1 bama and Rice to furnish liurpris- ball control and. consequently. ! with team honors, and the Oophtra catcher Clint Courtney, and short the 6-5 favorite. Tavlf.i, If .3 D D D It Ing competition and mavbe Ohio scoring don’t flK'i re to ramble through the Brooklyn Dodgers and I.eo Ihi- mittee with proposals from seven when Dog Warden Lee Fracchia for five runs in their half of the The California acoring system, home stand against the western Kdmonton, Canada, ranked No. 10 atarted f.iAt in the firal round stop Billy Hunter, the St. Iu3uia Mrl..aDXhliD. . 3 n o 3 I 0 State or Oklahoma edging into the Tpis season Will also mark the Big Ten. For that matter there’d Browns meet the Hartford C'hief.'i rorher. innnagrr of the New cities s”cking the Brownie fran lined a single to center. Tommy inning . . Starting lineup for the employing s referee and two clubs tonight with the tough Chl- among the heavy fightera he did when he laid lâyne awa^^rj !iii ... ..200 } 1 2 . 3 0 1 7 1 I Statistically Speaking picture. The Bucks have the talent, return of thehe bed Uat W.ilifk r . . . In an exhibition baseball Thursday R Rjaidi |t .. ..301110 the Sooners the winning Iiabit performer.. tlWthe man who can block All-Am erica barkAeld of Giel. GilekS, who first dismissed the Vincent X. Flaherty. sports ers. also spoiled McCaughey's bid catching. Rubinow pitching, and per round with even sessions split The Dodgers, with a 12'j game ■aid that If Rex loat thia one. he Julv 3. But from then on K ^ . who night at Bulkeley Stadium. Game rf , . . .1 o It 0 0 o What lowers such perennial as well as ^rkte. and vice versa. Jackie Parker of Mississippi State. brawl ns a ‘.'lypical ball-play columnists, said he talked by tele for a no-hitter when he out-legged Phil Bayer. Jack Crockett, advantage over Milwaukee and a would be all waahed up and had been receiving thyumd treat* if. 2I> 3 o o o Another National League home time Is 8:15 p. m. . 5>3-5',. . . o M o o 0 o New York. Sefjt. 9 >>P‘ Ted W il pow:erhou.ses as Georgia Tech and The lists sure to feature such Gene Fihpskl of Villanova and Q. There are runners on first ers tussle,” t4>ld a re(K>rter he phone with Veeek in St.. Louis and •The Flea s " first pitch for an in Groobert and Herb Phelon in the Local intere.st may nearly fill the I magic nuniher of four, awrtng weat would have to atart fr<»m aciati h menta aince their laat bout and had VhI^ a . . run mark almost certain to go by This game, it Is said. Is a ‘feeler l/i»wd, rf ...... 3 O O O O Dliams. with nine homers since his Michigan State m our e.uiimation ♦*.*lablish9u two-way performers as Alan Ameche of Wisconsin, pon?* and third bases. Tlie catcher secs learned Fiirllln was quoted as was told the seven cities are Hous field single. infield. Flychaser.s w-e.re .KeWTV)* ' for a nlne*game trip which begins again in hia rlimb up the fistic loat 20 pounda. fourm a combina the boards this yeîr will be the to find out if the baseball-start-ed 7.000-oeaUng Oakland Auditorium. Webb. 2h ...... , O O O fl 0 Oreturn from Korea, has zoomed into is the elimination of platocjn foot I*attner/ J. D, Roberts of Okla- playing with teams that Agura to saying.“ 141 gel*hlm (Ihiiwtier) ton. Kansas City, BaUimore,-St. In defeatt the Lawyers were Dave Keith and Dick Law . . Only with a night engagement at Cin ladder. tion that worked ârnd out-punched most players •A'«h 40' or more* HartfoM fans can support a minor* the steaT sigh being flashed on Promoter iirtimy Murray said he -Seventh plar e ahead of Hank ball. Bobby Dodd at Tech and homa.^Toma. /Tort Nickoloff of Southern be in the nation’s top dozen. on the field, on the street, any Paul and Minneapolis (offering a standouts defensively with three brother act was the Gryks, for the cinnati. But those same apenilatom are hi.« rival. / T.tialji . . . . L’3 I 2 \f> 4 4 homers The record is three play league club next year in the event first base. In an effort to break would offer champion Carter a \’sir rati f' in ftUi liiiiiiii: Greenberg in the lifetime home run Biggie. Munn at Statf relied heav- California and Johnny Borton of The top dozen aa we rank them: where.” joint sponsorship), Montreal and doubleplays. No. they didn't have Lawyers. Wes played shortstop thinking again today—^fnr the Neither nor hia manager. ers. bur Kddie Mathews already that the Browns be transported j,p tpe play, he .step.s acro.ss the guarantee of I30.()00 or 40 per cent Any combination of ten Yankee pov Mot..11 l^lll fllN rare He has to Hank s 331 The ; lly on speed to rout opponent.* To Ohi^ State rC 'LA. Alahama* Rice. Ohio 8tAte. Neither Furillo nor Ituroeher Toronto. an'* more than one an inning. and Tony sit first . . Police scored rtiih slugger put on one of hla MarV JenaeRff gxve any indication Rantlv ha.s 4.^, Rov Campanella is at 39. from St. Lotils. Several high plate to catch the ball and peg it of the gate receipts to defend his vietorlea and Cleveland defeata ran 2<*M (K.\ 2 Thumper s next target is Johnnv get that speed they were lorded to pur All-America crystal ball has OktahomAv Ouke. ^ u th e m Cali- landetl a lilow, hut somebody- Not on the list are Ix>s .\ngclrs Final score early Indicated the heat fighting demonatrations and of Rex'ayYiJtUfe plana after the rtiiiifl hati'fi III. Alik n 2 hit , ^ Ted Kluszewski has .38 and Duke ficials of the Browns organization to second b.asc before the batter in every inning . . It was a good crown against tonight's winner. elfnch a fifth American Lragiie R 'Rlsi.lt horiu' Mill Aitk'ii Mf.t'n MlZC s 3.i8. : sacriAf e size. Now that the little stepped on F'urillo’s wrist dur and San Francisco, the two Wrst superiority thr Blueeoats hold over held a commanding lead over the ; fight. IjvThe dreaaing room. .lenaen Snider 37. overlooked one worthy c.ontehder fomla, M lchigM Btate. Notre are expected to be at the game. can .swing at it. Is this legal J night's entertainment and towns pennant for cagy Ca.sey Stengel , . « Allken 2 •sriifir- RurkI- . guys will have ot play defense halfback Paul Giel of Minnesota. iI Dame, Georgia Tech, Pitt and ing! he melee and put him out Coast cities visited by Vecck re the Ijiwyers. One of the reasons Harvey Harman has coached the i'anadijin champ before he caught aaid or five rounds Rex fought on p.ov 4 BmuIv 2 hsj.* The Browns are expected to have Aniiwer. This is interference by men were able to view Manches The doughty Dodgers need Just The consistent hitting of M-ickey. there’s bound to be a diminution of Tret's fare it Individual honors go .Maryland. their regular starting lineiip ready, of action until the World Se- cently on an exploration tour seek for the big score can be traced to ter's finest and a grand group of Rutgers football team since 1938. four triumphs nr a combination of a ahar^p left on the ja%% iind went ' sb o^ the best I hsve ever seen bRli* 1 Hffiiun.i I AUik Gil (Vjan of the Wa.shington the catcher. The hall l>ecomes dcu^l compulsory practice sessions for Vernon this sea«f>n is best emphs- Senators has a strange halting col which. includes their sensational rlrs. ing better financial pastures for Lawyers in action on the sports His teams have won 68 games, lost Milwaukee setbacks to end what Kei r lime. \ Sft and the batter and each niiiiier are the Copped during the past 21 days sized by his performance the past lection this year. The speedy out shortstop Billy Hunter. Saitch his club. scene. 27 and lied two. ever syispense remains In the N a In the sixth round. ^^lot keep on boring in. He got a w a y _ awarfleil one base. If, despiti* the —even through the hot spell. The month. The Wa.shingtnn Arst ha.se- fielder has 2A hits, with four Paige and fiery Clint Courtney are Flaherty quoted Vccck a.s say tional League. The 190\-pound l^yn e looked from Walls, and that Wall.* ran provost, hurling for the Motors, Interfcrenre, the butter and each I.Awyers, on the other hand, enjoklyn on top in the .National most interesting thing about boxing weight crown R eorganize M ixed Bob Young.’ Johnny Groth. and Lou HORNSBY NAMF.D On the other hand these other played in the majors last night, a prestige can't help but be im- At Nebo, Q. There's a southpaw on the needed. However, today several proved. And there were rumors he- No less than 11 errors were I.,eague. four games in front of the is what you hear in ^ e dressing They were making millions in i Kretlow, all forrncr E astern Chicago. Sept. 9 '/V> A will cit'es have asked me to go ahea.l playoff of a July 31 lie game, they Kred Haney will have a unique, mound, a runner on first base. players from each aide were report For Heavy Sports Events fore last night's Aght that to the committed last night. The winners second-place Giants., and the Van- room after a fight Take the Harold the diessing room, anyway. ^ j D oubles League League stars In the batting order. Left-hand batter hits swinging naiuing Rogers Hornsby a.s sole nod state their offers. ed to have made appointments with edged out the Philadelphia Phil if unenviable, distinction at the sea- k’eea leading by a scant game over ' John.aon-Kzzard C hafes battle at Then an innocent reporter 1 The Hartford Chiefs will have viitor would go a crack at the win- were charged with seven but Hed hunt down first ba.se line. Pitcher beneficiary of the e.statc of Mr.s. ■'This is ju.st a preliminary meet their private physicians. It's not the lies. 3-2, with some weird ninth lunrt WaVrhe'iiTsst'er^n t'he'pinVhe* -nd. The Pdtsb.irKh manager the Cleveland Indians in the Connie Mack Siadmm Uai night. nopped a question. "Do you hav.e ' Fred Vogel, former Trinity acc. her of the champion Ro«*ky Mar- runs over and picks up ball and Bernadette .\nn Harris hi.s per- ing. 1 pm turning over all the facts actual game itself. It's the day New York, Sept. 9 i.Ti There switch their choice if the race were Inning shenanigan*. and escaped withmd anv aenring have piloted last-place American. iwhii h the 2-io-l upderdog, Johnson. A return bout contract with ■ The Weat Bide Rec Mixed Dmi- and Lefty Bruno Perzan act to ciano-Roland I.*aStsrxa Sept. 24 stabs at the runner going to first. •sonal .secretary and friend who to the committee for study. The after. arc a great many hotel rooms in to be at a mile and one-half. Tliev With the score tied 2-2, Bill - - - - [Won in slashing. ;toruising style. C harles?” pitch. The two hurlers combined to Bruton. Milwaukee leadoff man, TUXEDQc Aght. The grapevine listed Has after the initial canto. ’ ‘ » * " ' V blea Bow-ling jeague hat organized Which umpire makes the decision cnminittc'l suicide, wa.s found in derisive mretinjj will be hold in Back to the game. It was just this town— must run into the think the dancer needs lA lot of also skippered the tail-end 8l, Pre-fighl• lalV / by - both boxers. ^ Silenc e then thought, then aud pitch the Chiefs to the champion i a safe deposit box yesterday in Ne'v York during the World imc"|,’ don|,cy’',5ame with a laugh a struck out. But. when catcher Stan Vegas. Nfv., as the spot for the I..OU1S Browns in 1939. for the second season. Last season and what should he look for in this j thousands but if you haven't al running room. heavyweight title battle. th*(r m «n*«ey4. the promoter and resl(Z«t(on then speech ship of the Hartford semi-pro la nnith side bank. A rcpre.sen- S en es" minute . . . ' Sparkey Sardella'a Lopata missed one of Johnny Lln- anybody else who could get in “ the League had 12 teams and situation ? I ready made a 're.scrvatlon starting Meanwhile, daily bulletins from Keutats Both Walls and his co-manager. ”Y^^. w$* c7o. ri! guMA we’ll have tournament recently. tiilive of the Illtnoi., Attorney The writer s.airt Veeck tolrt 1--pjcrsall " catch in rightfield was dell's kniicklebslls on the third Gene Woodling of the New York public quoted was that this was'the bowled Wednesday nights. Friday Advanced ticket sales have been .\.The plate iimidre fol.lous about two weeks from today It the Equine training camps on Iông Jimmy Jonea. were silent, on the MAJOtt LfAGVf to fight him in 60 d«y«. Probably through all Ibe wav. lie watrtieH! General's Office also found $25,- him hr* hart tn mo've qnickty he- something one had to see to appre strike. Bruton scooted for first Yankees, who led all American wih-or-ejse fiRht for Charles: it was tn MilwTitjkee. Pittsburgh or Cin* night has been added to take care heavy. However, tickets are still would be strongly advisable to i,)nnd say the two champs are fit When Iôpat* failed to retrieve the future. Asked about the Anish of the chance of a lifetime for 25-year- of the many applicants. One more for the fielder touching the runner. ! 000 in currency in the bo.x, Po- caii.sc he must make a final dc* i- ciate as well as Johnny LaBelle's count on staying home and burn- reeling their oats. Bruises on League outAelders in Aelding last ciimati.*’ available and will be sold at the strong throwlng»arm when he took ball.' Bill took o ff for second. NothinK to send awa.v for , Layne. Walla said: "A left hook season appears a good bet to old Johpson. __ ^ couple la needed to round out the he watches for the runner avoiding I lire inve.stigators earlier hart _rti.s-[ sior in October, Ing leaves. : the Dancer’s left front fool have ga te.------covered a h.ink book .*!howlng 5fr.s. over the catching chores In the Johnny Logan sacriftred him to fo p e n ^ him up and 1 hit hinr hard repeat this yea i. H> has made only The' Winner was RolnR to Ret the The result 1* this; Charles w ill, frld a v night. FJertlon the Iniieh. He also watf hes for Ihc | ■Three of the year's biggest pealed nicely and he's sporting a — we supply you rinht out after that." on.e again fight for | rimn«*r going more than three fri-t j H.'irri.s had flepositcil nearly $29.- j .\LLIE .5I.AKES .STRIKE first. His successor, Herman Yules third and then Bruton scampered .Nsliofial leesgHr one error m 226 chances for a nest 4?r*4-k at the hearywelRht lllle. Enos Slaughter of the St. Louis sports events are scheduled to be pew set of shoes. Teddie Atkinson, of our own slock. In hia dieaaing rorim. the Canad Johnson on.-e more ge the ' out of the line to avoid la-lng 1000 in a loop b.mk in Ic.s.s than ] Stillwater. Okla , Sept. 9 *»I’ _ refused to wear a mask .. f.,ee home, beating the throw, when Hulling Furillo. Hr'Kiklvn. 344. sparkling .996 I Why/ Johnson would Ret a llRht Cardinals has played in every All- packed into a little more than a who always rides the Fool, la re ian was nursing sore knuckle Schf»«*nd»»'iifll. 8t .341 Rohin.34in. chance of a lifetime; And they lay Allie Reynolds. New York Yan Podrovc was the only left-handed A n d y ^ a fk o bounced to the infield Tuxedos, Cutaways and all V y.MTLKDA^ H RhSI LT.« heikVT44elRht title liRht with rhani- t interested couple mav attend the Star game since 1946. toiiehed. The plate umpire alv> two ye.ars, week's time in the local ball parks covering fast from a back injury cats have nine lives. ------(_ kee., pitcher, ha.s brought in .an second baseman on the first .... I..efty Johnny Antonelll ■*** the evidently injured in the rrushinK ^ I ." ,/ ’ Mu.'((7^ Third base really has been the Ameriran ' pldn .Xrrhie ,5loore even If he loaf meeting or call Russ Morrison, tel and at a horse track at the city suffered at Saratoga and expects formal acres.sories. Nn »ch»‘duln1. other winner with his oil battery- Game was delayed several minutes winner: LIndell. making his first blow. York. 32K. hot corner for the Chicago White bill made a Rood showInR. 'alion«l a dandy. The t«o Negro fightera mate. Fred Schonwald, In the East as one Lawyer demanded that each start for the Phils *fter moving Sox this year. The Pale Ho.fil«Auk*°^ 3 Philadflphia 2 Then came the dawn, or rather any community housed such a bevy w-eek or so. .ll<« t.vaa^ la* iftaA* .<..**,1 H t» I>»lk S Vtilk 11.3 fought a spirited, bruising battle. Ingalls area of Payne County. The team use 10 men. The Lawyers over from Pittsburgh, was the thlr did Iok- employed six men at that position. STAMM.VCiS the end of the fiRht Reporter* LE4)NARD F.STATE of imagination-stirring events in Cârlea uaa the aggreaaor, hut he Oklahoma City Independents could have used 20 but the final The Yankee* broke every rule of loser. In the Arat and twice Ui the aixth )>n. Ks; Vein Stephens. Freddie Marsh. Arnerif'sn crowded into the sweaty dressing Ruhfl Hall'll In Hio«k- U 1. Vi I score would not have been much so short a stretch of lime. baseball •iipersUtlon by holding Thus 'Milwaukee prolonged the REGAL before he \>aa laid away for gcMnl. Minnie Mino.so. Bob Elliott. Rcx'ky room*. fouRht their way through naa oiifhoxed b> a confident, brought in the No. 2 Pratt which Fresno, C alif. Sept. 9 T . — H. Hrat among the three spectacle* tyn. 134 Mitwsnk^'. 12^ NVw York ...... 44 fi72 hungry fighter who provided flowed 118 barrels of new oil in different ___ The Cops' Fracchia their “ victory” celebration on the National League clinching to per- MEN'S SHOPS , Jonea aaid he bad several offers Rf<^M>kUn. Its. 8nl<1er Ri l<- Krsnlih and Connie Ryan. {*li'v«‘ fand ...... Kt .Vi 9 numberle** well wi*hei» and con B 1 Dutch I I-eonard, who set the .was run off.third base b y .Freddy In which championship* will be train coming home from the west ha.ps e.arlv . next week but didn't under consideration for his Negro i> n... US ... F^nnifl. Phllad* IphiH. lute (’hirngn^...;...... K' Sk 13 fronted the managers Chailes, hi* 8,46t fan^-^they paid $67,660— 13 hours through a 20-61-mch. Hits’ . A.9Mi4irD; rin7aV!.l|.Ms.' VM ...... TK If?’./ with aa pretty an evening of mnn- •'AmericAn - Leagfue earned., run Tedford and the resulting run-down Involved come* the heavyweight the other day. From all account*, keep the Dodgers and the Yan 907 M.\TN STREET Aghter. ‘but did hot know who Bob Keller still may r.nih th* cq-manageri, Tom Tanna* and chokitât 3,201 feet. Rnid^t Brookhti 177 Park. Nr-w Vj>ik \VaRhiriin''>n ...... «'■ Kk Nt,*Y 22* J ter piinrhlng aa this reporter haa average record at 1:01 'way hack between third and home found all battle between KoCky Marciano their manager. C *»ey .Stengel, was kees. too, for that m ailer from Walls next opponent would be. ,Si oi<> K(u« 2,500 mark in strikeout* this yc *■ •D' trnlt ...... M 39S Jake Mlntz, *11 thouRht Ch*rle* Telephone MI-9-13.32 .%! seen In years. in 1914 and was rewarded with a Call Over, the greatest money nine players, plus roaches and and Roland La Starza at the Polo an actlye participant, too. The dreaming about all the g r*vv they The official attendance and (ate i<«,(.(. On< inhs(( si»( Mu>ia(. S( The Clevelsnd rif;hth*nder has rhlUd* Iphia ...... h: 4D won. Retired? Man. you're a crazy Si. leouifi .... . 4>8 iO 34.*i 44'j The decision was split with pay hike to $.5,000 a se-ison. left w inning son of , Devil Diver, has spectators (all . rooting for the Ground* on the night of 8ept. 7C4. thought of throwing a whlngdlng' should lap up in the World .Series were not Immedlatelv anno(((sced. l-ouo t«6 . „ , KmiiI- 2 467 but the major leaRiie record ! mi.xed up kid. they iniplied r>.»i(hi.(» Mm.ml. 8| (.Mill* -44 Naliitiifil Judge I>ou Tress scoring it 7-3 for an estate valued at $2,169.14.3. been retired to stud duties. Lawyers) trying to catch Lee. He Two day* later, NaUve Dancer, the before the flag Is clinched send* hut iinofllcial estimates of the Ut arifl 8i)Dl''r. Ri<>4tki>n. 34 Rp|l 'oi- by W alter John.son apparently Riitt'kh n ...... !♦♦) 4:j 'Why, we have a contract for a crowd for the outdoor show r*n*ed cinnatl and Dark. Vr>ik. .3.^ .M ilwniik*' * ...... fc4 .V) ' i»'*4 12’, return bout within 60 day* and we Johnson. Judge Joe Capriito 5-4-1 three-year-old champion, will make shudders down many spine*, but is out of hi* reach. Johnson fsnned RENEW rONTp,A<;T from 7.090 to 9.000. It appeared to Tri|»lr« (iltllain. Rr«H»kl\n 14 Ki»n- Si. 1.GID8 7.'* K1 VM 2D name the *ite. " they shouted al for Charles and Referee Buck Mc- hi* run at Tom Fool, the handicap the Bomber* feel they are above d\, (‘iilras" anf| Biuii*n, MllwMi.k»*p, 1'*, 3 497 batters with, th* Senators Phll=iil»'lDlii» ...... I 7S khn. It* KIimxph* The DodRers' Preiicher Roe, Pmnbiir Kh 41 Ok 314 .3.3 spotted the 32-ve*r-old veteran expected to be signed here today Uodgers open their homeric tuosle preview of the big pay-off is the !»kl rinrinnali 3S. 8nldpr. Brftrtklvn, 37. with 10 wins in a row, already has T00.4VS ti.a.Mf.S i Perplexed and still unbelieving. Millner resigned as head football Niitioiial Balters : ' you hustle down, the corridor to S 'i pounds ( ' h a r I e * weighed , by representatives of th* Big Ten at lankee Stadium. fact that Billy Loe*. the youngest ^ r A R MfHlxpji. Bro4»kl\h. 31 matched the National I.ea(tiir s ■ ' .Ampricnn coach of the Philadelphia Eagle.s • ! Stolen Ba.fl*» Btui«*ii Milwaiike*’ . ’iS t’hu'Sfo fti NSW Volk iTiiKlit t’i.r. . I Johnson's quarter* He and his 185'7 and Johnson 177 height, and Pacific Coast Conference*. The From this distance it begins to and moat unpredictable of the Reeiar. BtfMtkhn. Rohinfittn BiiwTk- high of Iasi year, Eddie Vuha« of | *nd Jim Trimble succeeded him. . JT-'u vjt. K'trd I14-.S'. manager. Tommy Ixtughren, were reach and experience, but he was present pact expire* Jan. 1. A look as though the odds in favor Brooklyn pitchers, turned In a four- F lex in g iVIiiseles Ivn. 16 fitlllam, Rrn, l.S B^rniFr, the St. I.ouis Cardinal*, sidelinej' n»'\-pUnd B4..'4t4 n i mxhi arrm F IV E YEAR.S ,\GO Fifteen rUtshiiiah. 14 talking about fighting Rocky .Mar hungry and hungry fighters don't three-year renewal ha* been agreed of Marciano'keeping his title will hftter Bgalnat the Phils on Labor this season with a sore arm, won»nN rltt-si .. H.nl. *4-.'i» ooroiL "b ig nine" athlete.* were riile'l ! PUrhlng -P op BrtMtkIvn. 11-2. .646 r>. tinit SI Plnlad.lphm i 2-ls l-iilKht > ciano for the heavyweight title, or read the odd.«. upon. lengthen gradually right up to th* Day. This was Indeed something, 10 alraiRht in '.52. Ineligible under the new annltv FA G O R Y PRICES NewV.U- VnrI,1 ork. Sept.c.n l B a |*»I ^x;>llnnal 8l>oh*l Nurd.II.. Mlleeuk... , , , -fj, 14-4 Kr.kin. 774. Simlm. Brook- f.iMin.k (*e7l and Al»-l (4-3i \t B\ rd weigh-in, and that the belter from because Billy had not gone the ilo-lM Slid k'lM ann (7-l"i, code. I.,eaxiie hatters were flexing their hn. is-c.lk-4. 7,vi, Bai/.e.ki, Onrinosii A hit more than a foiir-a-game St I-.-ui. at Wsahinzum i2-l«l-iMZht Brockton might enter the ring a route In two month* and Manager TE.N Yr,.\K.S AGO Are GUARANTEED Itais.n '4-111 va. mu.sf lea today. In preparation for 9-J. V>« »,.t.,ri. I•hil„l.l„t.m. 17J!: vpace will Rive Harvey Kuenn, De- Tm.^C it 5-to-l favorite, or even better. Charlie Dreaaen was beginning to Adams. Giants' pitcher, broke his W hy this is so we do not pre- wonder if he ever would again. CUSTOM FIRED the home run spliiijf* which is ex- K'r.kin. BrimkHn Ink. Mil'll. Si Iroit's hrllllnnt lOoUie. a new ■ > „i..»,i own modern National League rec peeled to carry the circuit past Its U mih. i ». llailihT. 8i. I»uls. 1J« .Sini- American League leco-d for n''—t riuU'l-iphl* at .Miiwsiik" .inishiK — i tend to know. In our mind, La If Billy has ertme out of hi* ord by appearing In 62 games *s INSTALLED FREE mon«. F*hilA(l*‘tfihia. 124 When the heat's got you beat— Remember... it's always winter in your refrigerator trance it 1* important aeries news, j all-tlma record. Amrrlraii ] limes at bat in one aea.son. The MilUr .^71 <- S|«hn 'i w i Starza figures to have a real good relief pitcher. . w ... « V...... (.At Br*M.khn at ■« Inctnnsu inlghti Mnv.'r for there had been a question of I With 1.093 homers already ac- Rittilnx V«:in<»n. WuNhinxlGti 33] ; young ahortstop has br.-il to the 'S 4i r..rtW.|aa .5- chance. But the promoters have TWENTY YEARS AGO The op R4^fl»*n. <‘n#'v»'!and 32h Mlnojin, ('hu'HK". had much difficulty selling the which Dodger hurler outside Carl 1 counted for this year, th* Na- plate 11 limes and needs 611 to j.-,, PAINT YOUR HOUSE Giants defeated the Pirate* 2-1 317. tlfMMlinAn, nii, .314 Kti'^nn, COMPLETE SET I tionai League needs only eight n»-uolt. .30* eclipse the .st.nndsrd eslahlished by N'“' *> t-."'* '"izhii- K"*!" comparison between Roland and Erskine. Preacher Roe and Russ as Carl Hubbell recorded hla 21sl another clever boxer named Gene Meyer might be risked a start I more to teach the highest season * r.tinR — Minnvo. t'hiraco. S7: Ri>fl> tr. Johnny Tobin of the Browns in . pmatimzh at rhira*'. P'inl tl-U that*s why BaUantine Beer is deep-brewed for victory, I total in It* 78-year hiatory. The Yf*i*t aiMl Vernon, WarIi- 1921, .Mmri'i 110-141 Tunney, and the talk invariably against the Yanks. A Loes at his .57.5 Main St. inrtnn. 9h. Maiiilr. N»w York. 93. gets around to the established fact best could make a great difference. I exlating mark of 1,100 was aet in Run* RatiT'il In RoA^n. ''iantl. Kyle Rote, halfback on the New Phone 1 1950. 1.31. Yrmon. 1Yai»htnt!nn 102. Bivon^, that Marciano can chill a man York football Giants, recently was D**irolt.Alt. 99' B^rra, N>m- York, W , RoIh with one wallop from either fist. Mi-9-540.» ' Including last nlght'a game here Invin. PhilAd^îphta. M ^ with DU POMT named director of a Tex'xa insur v V V iV > The conversation ends w;ilh the are the NL's team home run to- Hit.fl Ku^nn, D^lroli. IRK V^rn4»n, ance company.' , tala: Brooklyn -192 N *w York— t Wa»hlnfton. 1*2 RoA#n. (Tl^r^lanfl. 176. flavor that Yes, it's like ittaRic what an early start will do to give classic premise that you've gotta Phllky. rhltafl^lphia, 172: RuAby. DRIVING LESSONS like the fellow who can hit. 166; Cincinnati 157; Milwaukee Washliifton. lAii vou the finest lawn in town, next Spring, By “ early,” we'',. Sampling of press box opinion 142: Bt. Louis 128: Chicago 121 ; Dotibl^fl - ' V*-ini>n. WaRhiiigton. .3f; Let MS propora you for your licans* tost. Individual Philadelphia 105 and Pittsburgh, K'Jl Roalon 36. (liKxInian. RoAton . 31: mean N O W ! Seed and feed vour law th is Fall and let i l w e took the other day would Batting Oran Hamner. Phlla- * , Xa i Wakhlngton. .Tu < arrapuu^l instiiicHon on inturod dual-control car by expari- ■ . , - t- 1 *1. i 1 indicate that the older horse. Tom delpbiA..Phil*, .ilugged home run 82. Total 1,6«3. rhlragiT ami Sl^'niAM DpIioU. 29 HOUSE PAINT TrlDUA !Uv«*ia. (Thicaxo, 14. -\>i$um. ! Mcod troinod Initructor. Abselutn safaty. Day or chill cant kill the 1«BK Winter months work in your favor. fcnjo> the < j fooI, . vyiii c6mm»nd heavier back.- with Dei Enni* pn base for team's CARTER’S WaAhlnRlon. 10 PlPiAali; Bofllnn aii$1 ' only runs In 3-2 loss to Milwaukee. Phlllpy. PhilAfl»’liîl«. and 34lnf>- . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1953 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN Household Goiods 51 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 36 Articles for Sale 45 Diamond*—Wfltche*—- Musical Instruments .53 Wflnted lo Rent «S Houses for Sal* 72 Houses for Sale 72 Suburban for Sale 75 Suburban for Sale 75 Wanted—Real EsU te 77 Auto Acc«*BoHe»—‘Tire* 6 RuildinE—ContractinK 14 Jewelry *8 Governor Lauds | THfFrpYj^NAL PARAMOUNT Triple Track com Just received, shipment of OOMPLBTB SBT Laady drum6. WANTIU>—8 or 4 room unfumloh* TAKE YOUR CHOICE MANCHESTER VALUES VERNON-Modemized old New VERNON—Country setting, no de UBTXNOS WANIVO — Blnfia BUDGET CENTER Extra, whole- IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD HIGH SCHOOL bination aluminum windows and Black pearl, $l»l. Call MUchell ed apartment by young working England, home with 3H clnor Itvel velopment, custom buUt ranch, hm as, 9-3^ family houate, small your new home or do any repair FINANCE COMPANY LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re Jews on Holidav i Classified ' aale pricea on tlrea. Goodyear, SENIORS doors'. Free estimates flvtn, 36 paint, adjusts watches expertly. tall china table lamps, 19.95 9-2463. couple. Call Rockvlll* 8.3803 col* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Mancheater — Four rooms ex- acrez. H. B. Grady, Agent. Mitch- fireplace, large living room, three (arm, Maachaatar, Bolton, Vamon irireatone, Goodrich, Pennsylvania, ing, see William Kanehl. Contrac win employ several men as branch months to pay. Paramount Engi lect. ell 3-8009. bedrooma, two twin alte, large and Oovsntry. Larga tilt of buy tor and Builder. Phone Mitchell Reasonable prices. Open dally. psndsblt, donnar windows, oil heat, lifetime guarantees, lifetime road PART TIME POSITIONS manager trainees. Must be high neering Company, 41 Oak atreet. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce Flortnca Btraat - 8-room Colo axcellent location. Urge loL Bale kitchen, oU hot water heat, full ers. What hava you? Mortfsgsa Hartford; Sept. 9 John • hazard guarantees pltia allowance 3-7773. each. Complete line of home RfXTKVILLE- 11 Room home. In Advertisements school graduate, college training Phone M itchell 3-8177. street Mitchell 8-4387. Rooms without Board 59 WANTED- Four room unfurnished nial In excallant condition. 3 bed price 19.800. catlac,-large lot. Only (it.700. arrangad. Howard R. Heatings, Lodge today offertd hlB best wishes |. on your old tires. #1 Center. desirable. Age 22 to 28. M ust have rent by middle-aged couple with rooms with walk-in cloaals. ^ rg a heart of tha city. Flrat floor, Carlton W. Hutchins. MltchsU MltchsU 9-1107. WE CAN BUILD you a garage High school seniors who furnishings, appliances and KEWLT DBOORATED, beauUful- three living rooms, dining to Jswish people who begin their { CLASSIFIED AD^^'. car. This position offers a splendid COOK THE Modem way—See our one child. M Uchell 3-7609 e tte r open porch, small sun room, {gs- Four Room* Plus Garage—Near 8-8133. MltcheU 1-4894. BATTERIES — Famous makes, for -I898 complete. If you need one | would like to enter a business opportunity In the consumer 3-ply stainless steel cookware. Gardeni-Farm—Dairy ly himlahed and spacioua room. 5:30. room, two kitchans, pantry; ABE TOU BEADY to seU your new year observance tonl|ht a t' DEPT. HOURS S8.95. W ritten guarantee. I t down. it's a bargain. EsUmatea also'office ne.xt June may now The moat oompleta light houM- rag s, 8ft s IftO lot.—ftlt.tOO. bus line. Has all city utllitias and 2nd floor, 5 bedroomi, 3 baths, BOLTON—4 room ranch type home, home? We have buyers walaftin j 8;15 A. M. to 4:.30 P. M. finance field. Salary, car allow Useful gifts given with each dis Products 50 TV. large lot. Full price *0,450. sundow n. ,r ; $1 weekly. Cole Motors, 436 Center ance. Insurance. Other heneflls in play. No obligation. Connecticut keeping facilities available tn A BUSINESS girl tn need of emsU full alz* sttir, ssslly convsrted. fully Insulated. . sll hardwood for 4, 5, 6, T-room singles snd 3 "As governor of a state so dseoly ■ street. Mitchell 9-09(10. clude group life Insurance, vaca I.Aiatre C raft Co. M itchell 9-8434. TOMATOES- 4 Iba. for 25c. Bring Manebsater. Tou will marvel at apartment, furnished or unfurn- West Middle Turnpike - Large Cement cellar, steam heat, sun floors, picture window, s wall tamlllas. Gstto Co., Hartford indebtsd to the efforts of Its citlk [ full particulars, call w. G. Mc-‘Rnce of fuU-time \Nork R ite r CHAMBERS FURNITURE tha cleanllneas of this building. lahed. References exchanged. Bm model Caps Cjod. 3 years old. With Cape Cod- Four rooms expand porch. Tremendous possibilities. landscaped lot. A wonderful buy 5-1198, evenings 8-3188. M anches COPY CLOSING TIME USED TIRES Reconditioned and tion. liberal savings and retirement your own baaket, S7 Florence able, hot water hsat oil. modem sens of the Jswish faith, I exteml i N aiiy a Sona. Tel. Mitchell 9-9992.! graduation, "jSom e Saturday- BEAUTIFU L 1952 Deluxe E asy At the Green ChUdres ScespUd. Central. Priced E. H erald. exceptionally large kitchen. 4 Asking *14,750. George J. Cole a t 18.500. E a E Agency, 810 Main ter MltcheU I-8M8. lo members of the faith every- [ FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. guaranteed values, priced for quick plan. Spinalator washer. Call -MUchell Street. ao raatonable you'll gasp! Be throughout, near bus line, nice con SPECIAUZING ir custom 'oulit " ‘’•'k. V'lsitimur Home Office A pply 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Eve- room! finished, expandable second man, Broker. Hartford-Oonnectl- 6t. M ltchall 8-8287. where my friendly greetlnS*. both i sale, *2.9.% up. Moat sizes avail 3-4869. . TOMATOES Pick your own, 60c a ! sura and see this one. Mrs. Dor WANTED- Four or five rooms, dition. Bale price (10.900. ^ MON. THRU ERL within the next two weeks and nlnz hours by appointment. Hours: f^:30 A. M.J^^5 P. M. floor, lift X 16r0 lot. Ruaco combi cut Trust Building. Tel. RockvUle offlclsl snd persona), on this the j able. Guaranteed used tubes. 9.1c garages, concrete floors, also al baaket. Bring baskets. Corner i sey, 14 Arch strtet. near or on bus line. Quiet adults. 5-4045, 5-4710. 10:30 A.M. Goodvear Service Store. 713 Main 7:.30 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. nation windows. A 18 year mort- Six snd Six Duplex -Plus addi birth of the Jewish new year, | terations, add'tions, cabinets, learn the advantages and Monday through Friday G.E. ROOM AIR-Condttloner, regu Rush Hill Rd. and Bell Bt. South Address Box KJ, Herald. gaga may be assumed. Approxi Wanttd—Real CsUta 77 Orisin of Cancer St.. Manchester. Mitchell 9-5390. ceilings and dormer erection. Call larly *349.95, now *250. 54" T racy PLEASANT, Lsrga ftirnlahad room tional room* on third floor. One BOLTON -Qiitstsndingly sttrscUve 5714," he aald. ► SATURDAY 9 A. M. lienefits which will be yours 806 Main Street Manchester. - WANTED Small furnished or part mately g4.300 «ash needed. "I share their pleasure and j Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322. on various jobs. Earn while aink. w as *189.95, now *113.97. EIGHT USED Washing machines with semi-private kitchen privi aide has .been modernized and en all field atone home with lovely OON8IDER1NO BELLIKO Is Under Sludv WANTED—Carpenters and carpen Colla Construction Co., 249 Broad TOMATOfcS 76c' a basket. Orders from *10 to *50 each.. Watkins leges, suitable for two. One block ly furnished apartment by quiat tire house It tn good condition. If picture window living room, com TOUR PROPERTY? I J' stimulus In its observance and I i yOUB COOPERATION WII-I, Auto Driving School 7-A CARPENTRY REPAIRS, altera you learn. Convenient bus ters' helpers. Good wages snd con St. taken.. Chas. Glode. 169.3 Tolland Bros. from Main 8t. Phone MUchell reliabla.young couple. Call MUch West Center Street Brick and you are looking for a g-wd two manding a beautiful view of the Without obligation to you, wa Join with them In the serene con- j BE APPRECIATED tions, etr. Prompt service. Guar service. Connecticut Company ditions. Steady work. W. G. Mc Turnpike, Mancheater. Call Mitch 9-4438. ell 9-8144. frame Colonial immaculate cellar family, thla la It. Full price *16,500. countryside. Ikirge field stone fire win appralaa or make you a cash (Continued from Page One) viction that out of the tumult snd J AUTO DRIVING Inatruction. All G~ E. 8WGIDAIRB A-1 condition. the travail of the menacing times i anteed work. No Job too small. Ashley Street buses stop at N ally k Sona, 8 Morse Road. Call ECONOMAT Fully automatic waah ell 9-4053. to attic. Run rtvim off living room, * place, two bedrooms together with |Olf*r for property. Sea 4ia before Dial MI-3-5121 lessons on insured dual-control Rockville 5-5759...... after 7 p. m. or Tel. Mitchell er. Limited number to be sold at Magic Chef table lop four burner ROOM FOR Rent st the Center. large dining room, lavatory off Mancheater—If you are looking very fine kitchen. Bath and ihow- < you a^L organism is exposed to the anti-s In which we live will yet bt b^n a ' car. Capable experienced instruc our main entrance. 9-9992. *169.95. Phone M itchell 3-8008. TOMATOES Pick your own 50c gaa range, small apartment size, Gentleman preferred. Call MUch Farms snd Land for Sale 71 kitchen. 3 bedmoma, two wdth for a quality home, whether It be er. Sunporrh. Attached garage. BRAE-BURN REALTY e rrs In stren g th It la actually de time of fulflllment in which all men tor. Coidner Auto School. Mitch basket. Turn right st 1343 Tollsnd A-1 condllion. so gallon gai water ell 9-4401. Phon* Mitchell 3-8273. shall dwell In good will, at ess* and REISTORE YOUR drled-up lawns to ACRE FARM, 5 room house, draaalng rooms adjoining, tilt bath, a Cap# Cod, Ranch. Colonial or Full cement cellar, hot air heat, stroyed. according , to tthe papere. ell 9 6010. Roofing-Aiding 16 PERSONNEL EXPERIENCED SIDING applica Tpke. to the rear of A.B.A. Tool healer plus flltlrigs. storm aaah, TW’o Family, Juat call ua and you at peace with one another." and shruba with barnyard rotted NICE FRONT room for rant. Flv* bam, garage and chicken coop. On garage, beautifully lanoMsped cor excellent location. Lot approxi CASH WAITINO for any type real Dr. Alfxsnder-Jackson said the Lost and Found DEPARTMENT tors needed at once. Year round and Die Co. various .sizes, very reasonable. 316 ner lot. Must sell quickly. Ask will he amazed at the fine value* m ately 175 X 250. Asking *10.000. antl-aerea ahomed "encouraging BALLARD'S DRIVING SCHOOI^ FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that work. Top wages. Apply in per manure. Also a large pile of well mlnutas to but. Call MUchell good roai]. P rice *10,500. Tel. estate you have to sell. First and BABY GIRL DROWNED "Manchester's oldest." Owner Spruce 81. about the attractive price. ' we have to offer you. fJeorge J. Coleman. Broker, Hart- reaul;*" but . termed the work FOUND .Female Springer Spaniel, stay on in any kind of storm, and THE CONNECTICUT son. 24 Oak St. Great Eastern rotted top aoll. No turf. Orders tak 9-7094. R(»;kvlllc 5-7.566. second mortgage money available. Wolcott, Sept. 9 IA5—Anna Certified bv AAA and Board of 4 ford-Conn. Truat (jo. Bldg. Tel. "highly preliminary In nature ' liver and white. Call Dog Warden. gutters, conductors and roof re Construction Co., mornings 9-10 a. en now for delivery at your con PEPPEIRS FOR Sale. Reasonable. xTa PL e” IXOUBLE base dining Alto Ilatlngs wanted. Call The Donahue. 20-month-old daughter Education. We offer, training, ex MUTUAL LIFE venience. Call MUchell 3-7083. room table and alx chairs. Excel PLEASANT, Single sleeping room Rockville 6-4045 or 5-4710. Johnson Building Company, 953 Dr. WuerthSle-Caape raid fur M itchell 3-4510. pairs Call Coughlin, Mitchell m. Phone MUchell 3-8271. E ve Phone MUchell 3-7693. Bllaabeth Drive — The Oreen- THE ELLSWORTH MITTEN ther atudleli "In the use* of the of Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue of perience, latest methods. Mitchell .3-7707. INSURANCE COMPANY nings 3-8303. lent condition. Also maple rhino near bath, convenient tn bus. Call Houses for Sale 72 mahor model houaa now two years Main Bt./MltcheU 3-7426. Evening* BENDIX GAS dryer. 2 years old. MUchell 9-73.37 betwee.n 6 and 10 AGENCY, Realtor TOLLAND Year old Cape Cod, 1, vaccine and anti-sera as diagnos Waterbury, drowned in Lake 9-2245. PICK YOUR own peachea, *1 a closet. *60 complete. Mitchell old. ft large rooms with extras. bedroom* and large unfiniahed Mitchell 9-0016. Hitchcock here yeaterdsy as the 140 GARDEN STREET Excellent condition, *140. Phone basket. Bring your own containers. o'clock evening*. Mitchell 3-6930 or tic and therapeutic measures are Announcements GAS STATION attendant part time 9-9443. MANGII ESTER Screenad porch, combination *torm* room, fine living room, excSIlent r,cTTx:r-a family wa* preparing to return to FOR SAFE and Courteous Auto GREAT EASTERN four or five hours a day. Apply In M itchell 9-9155. Also canning tomatoes. Call Mitch MR. WHITCHER. MI-9-9531 W A N TED — Single, in progress." Driving Instruction with insured HARTFORD COMFORTABLE clean single rooij : $9.6,50 . . . A cute four room and screens, radiant heat, garage. kitchen, electric atove, bath and their home from vacation. Donshud CHRISTOPHER ROBIN pre-kinder person. Don Willis Garage, 18 ell 9-76.36. KIXmENCE RANGE, combination Almost new wall to wail carpeting 198 HOLIJSTPIR St. 6 room colonial two-family, three-family, bual- dual control car i-all I.araon Driv ROOFING AND . SUPER SPECIAL upright freezer for gentleman In private homiî "''‘h » 'u*' bBaement, oil . .. shower. Alao ha* 3 rooms and bath The district of (Columbia has found the child's body floating in garten school re-opens Sept. 14. WANTED—Girl tor general counter M ain St. gas and oil. Will aaciiflce for quick ^ hrnl, plenty nf ahnde trees and 'S hv'og room, dining room and I'i hatha, garage. Call owner nets property. Have many cash ing School, Phone , Mitchell brand new. in original crate. 17.5 Quiet neighborhood. Reference' baaemenl apartment giving *50 buyers. Mortgages arranged. 1.265 acres of farm land valued at the lake. Investigators said the Limited enrollment for children. CONSTRUCTION CO. work, 5'i day week. Numerous sale. Phone .Mitchell 3-5305, ■ * hall. 112 X 140 lot. W here ran you MUchell 9-6279. 9-607.5. benefits. Must apply in person. WANTED- Two experienced auto- , *’u. ft. 609 pound capacity. Regu- Household Goods 51 required. MUchell 3-818.3. monthly Income. Wonderful w y at Please call Georg* L. G rasiadlo. i an average of *3.688.41 an acre, be child apparently had drowTied , 34 to 5. Call Mrs. D. L. Ballard. buy more for $16,200. *11.,500. George J. Coleman, Brok 24 Oak Street New Model Laundry, 73 Summit moblle salesm en. Good oppottuii-: la r *649.95,.ône only at *499.95. FINAL Liquidation sale of appli Realtor. MltcheU 9-5178. 109 I lieved to be the most expensive in aftar falling off a dock. Bastdaa her M itchell 9-1696. . atniling out, thla might he the TWO-FAMII-Y house, centrally lo- er. Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. Bldg. AUTO DRIVING is our full time St. ity for men willing to work. Many , Phone Mitchell .3-8008. ALBERT'S DO IT AGAIN! ances. two refrigerators, three gas Henry atreet. the United Ststea. parenta, she leaves a slatar. RE-SIDING SPECIALISTS j TH IS T IM E IT 'S THE! BOOM FOR RENT. Tel. MUchell a ne w e r to yoiy problem. fated on bu* line. 8 rooms down. 4 Tel. Rockvlll* 5-4045 or 6-4710. PRETZELS ARK good to eat but business. We teai-h standard or benefits. Write Box K,The Herald, ranges, one vacuum cleaner, five Call up. Rteam heal. Lot 195 x .330 with automatic shift, from your home. WOMAN WITH sewing experience, GOOD BUY for sportsmen! Noreclo •SUNNY BROOK' 3-6418. why sleep like one? Get one of our for Interview, oil space heaters, two electric all city Improvements A good buy ROCKVILLE — Seven room single, Immediate appointment. Call the Applicators of asbestos, plastic to work in dry cleaning depart electric h«llrry shaver. Needs no 3 ROOMS OF BEAUTIFUL ranges, two Ironeis, three home w i l l i a m M c B r i d e big beds. Howard's Sleep Center. insulated siding and wood ahlngle.s, electricity use It snywhere. Reg. MANCHESTER for someone who rah use the land 4 bedrooma. living room, dining Opposite Marv Cheney Library. Manchester Driving Academy, ment. Apply In person. New HELP WANTED for harvesting NEW FURNITURE or farm freezer* Savings up to MI-3-4316 for further Information Price *12.500. Jam ea J. R ohan k Coventry Pilgrim 2-7249 (toll freei. specializing in Life Time aluminum broadleaf tobacco. Mitchell 9-9,529 *29.95 now *22.95 (plus tax es I for NICE ROOM for working person, *16,660 . . . A hug* four bed room, kitchen, pantry. U4 baths. S39 M ain. St. M itchell 9-6.3.35. Model Laundry, 73 Summit. O —N L Y *1.50, Wstkins Bros. Phone MUchell 3-5091. and Appointments Son., Realtor*. Tel. MUchell 3-7433 All city conveniences. Mortgag* siding In colbr. 1 after 5 p. m. a limited time at State Barber $563.17 room house. Three room* down. OPPORTITNITY FOR child 3'j to 5 MORTLOCK'S Driving achool: Your INSURE Y'OUR Merry Christmas. Shop, to Rissell St, IJberal trade A BERCKtM and living room set. Full dry basement. Nice yard with arrangements for desirable party. in allowances. Sales, service Whlsh Includes; Role Aganta CAPE COD Ckjlonlal, 7-rooma. 1 Immediate occupancy, *11.5(10. to attend nursery school while license guai-anteed with least num Mitchell 3-8271 Earn your Christmas money sell- YOUNG MAN for part time farm maple; Westlnghouse refrigerator, kitchen drlva and one car garsga. unfinished, large barn, both good ber of le-SKons. .Endorsed teaching ,ftn4,.K?n.u.ine. p arts t.or ,all .electn r BEDROOM SUITE ROOM FOR RENT with George J. Coleman. Broker, Hart- "-'-molher-help* with, houaework. In. A;- V. LINRS-A Y — Owner— .. lng..A.VQn..Prpdu<;t« ,6.1X4.. ...W.QCK. ,W>(*l..(W.rnl.*h„o,wn transpor;. .. one -v-sar. -.old.aoDia.^hahy....-,furiU-. ■ ■ privilegee; laa-Marpie -Str ,..,..-.jC?nt,UkUy.Io4aitf,(l-.The.pjceaer.t own-.. DIVIDENDS ~ 'UfVlNO ROOM' sm TE ...... condiHotr;-'^ ae-eea-frf lai*dr“«b«mUjT(ird^-Coh'n.‘'’rruS^^ T«.‘ director's home. Call Mitchell m ethod. ' Si mpiitied i'nsrnTc'fions. Write Mrs. E'. H. Frawley, North tation. M ltrheii 9-7626. . sh av frs. lure.'M Uchell 9-5175. _ *r* have raised a large family here, •J; W A-TSO N B E A n r anvrerr. 8 clear. Wonderful view. Asking - ■ ■■ ------* Appointments made immediately. Branford, Conn. DINETTE SET Realtor* Inaiireri RockVill# 5-4045. 5-4710. 9-1696. HAND KNITTING yarns Imported FU RN I8H ED bedroom and kitrtT . oew the hoiia- la much too *8.000. Town of Pom fret. Shown M ill hell 9-7398. ROOETNG, Siding and carpentry: I LABORERS WANTED HEALTHREST MATTRESS 1952 7', CU 9T. Norge refrigera en for rent. Hot and cold water, laig* for two people. H artford itock - CASH Alterations and additions. Ceil- i PART TIME 11-3. woman wanted from Holland. 100', virgin wool, HEAVY SPRING by appointment. For Information TOLLAND 'j-mil* from Rockvlll* PROTECT YOUR davenport from tor. full freezer. Tel. Mitchell MUchell 9 3081. | call or write Manchester Herald, moths for only *1.25 for 5 year ings. Workmanship guaranteed | for counter work in luncheonette. fast-color, moth proof 4-ply wor- 2 THROW RUGS *11,600 WILL BUY this five room line. 3 years old ranch, breezeway, I KELSEY FERGUSON 9-1713 Rockville 5-3I.36. attached garage. 2 excellent bed- ! Wa offer stock in an Insvranca Company whoso monoqomant's guaranteed protection. One spray Moforcvcle.s— Bicycles 11 A. A. Dion. Inc... 299 Autumn ; E'erndale. 1095 Main St. .sted *1.09 4 ozs. Manche'ster Knit BOUDOIR CHAIR FAIJCNOR DRIVE 1.36 Complete Î SUBURBAN home near Waddell School. Expan ing of Berlou slops moth damage .street. MUchell .3-4860. ‘BRICK GO. ting Sale.snxim. VANITY I.AMPS BREAKFAST Set, table with four iipetalra of a single family home sion space second floor, hot water i ^ ^rooma, beautiful kitchen, fin* 11 v- i ffnt contidoratiah, after the poNcyhoMor, is the stoekhaMar. This OPPORTITNITY FOR mother, to *14 440 . . . We Jiiat listed a five M A N C H E S T E R -19.600. four room 'Ing room, lot 135 x 128, full cement for 5 years or Berlou pays the 2 p iL ix n v s chairs, in excellent condition. Only for rent. Private bathroom. 2'^ room ranch up in the hill* of Bol oil heat, aluminum screens and i price *200. Tel. RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut-1 earn tuition for child in private CTOLEMAN OIL Stove; 7 " disk door*. Vacant Madeline Bmllh, i bungalow, picture window. full /ellar. immaculate condition, (12.- CDdipcNiy hM poid dividands ok foMowi: damage. Housewares Dept. Base 1946 INDIAN Chief Route 5, South Wiiitisor 1 PR BLA?iKErrS *15. MUchell 3 6181. Way be seen KKima furnished, private cn lran ' * ton. A new house, but In a delight I basement, fully Insulated. A nice .MIlcheII,.9-21,36. ter woik, roof and chimney re nursery schocl. Child may attend Sander; Kellogg air compressor; Realtor. Mitchell 9 1842 or 3-4679. 900, George J. Olem tn. Broker, 1 m ent, .1. W. Hale C oip.' COCKTAIL TABLE at 118 Maple St. On A hue -line. Ideal for two woik- ful setting. Belter then a half-acre ______I quiet section at a fair price. E A pairs. E'ree estimates gladly school while mother does hoiise- Hartford 8'.)-0227 WinchesleP model 12-20 gauge Hartford-ConnecUcut Truat Ck). I Stock Cosh 2 TABLE LAMPS Ing girls. No cooking, light *na( ka of land with a aeml-prlvate awlm- MANCHE.STER GREEN - Unusual-' K Agency, 310 Main St. MltcheU THE MANCHESTER YWCA Nurs given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell ■ work in director's hovie. Call pump; model 61 Wimhester 22 I 9 x 12 RUG BI-ACMSTONE Automatic clothes o k MUchell 9-36.35. Bldg. Tel. Rockvill* 5-4045, Or Busine.ss Services Offered 13 pump: Lyman 15 power super Ur washer. 4 years old Also modern mmg pcHil acinaa the atieet. ly attractive 3 bedroom ranch, at-1 9-6297. 5-4710. 1948 .... 44 2/3»/e .83 1/3 ery School is now accepting rogi.s- 9-2214. Ray Jack io n , M itchell M itchell 9-1696. Help Wanted 1 E'LOOR LAMP trations for pre-.school childien j 3-8325. get spot; box trailer: 8 20-1-5 used aiilomatic ga* range, *.50 each. TO RENT Very dean bedroom for tarhed garage, patio, wooded lot j .... 2 0 « /o 1.00 INSTALLATION of all WAITRESS Wanted. Full time. No 1 -SMOKEIR Owner In the servii e. stationed |'vCENTRA ' I- A cheerful five r*x>m R O a< V IIJ.E S-famlly 5 sT 3. All 1949 wh'o will be four by .January l.st. I Male or Female 3 < tires: Vtilcan radiators: 1934 to Inquire 124 Porter 81. MUchell reliable gentleman, quiet home. 3'lila 1* just' a paitial ll*t of the in fine condition. Silent No job too small. Peter ■MANCHE^STER ROOFING and Sid Sundays. Apply in person. Garden 1937 E'ord parts. Inquire 758 Elast 32 PC. DINNERWARE SET minirrou* properliea that we have oversea* thtrafor Ihi* home I* be'- "ome furnished aparlmenta. Occupancy. 1950 ...... 14 14 2/3% 2/3% 1.30 19.54. R ates *3 weekly. Opening >ype»- 26 PC, SILV ER SE T 3-7379. 2.38 Oak St., or phone MIt( hell Glow oil burner, large garage. dale September 28. For informa ..Pantaluk. 40 Easter street. Phone ing Co. All types of roofing, paint Restaurant. 840 Main. PIANO PLAYER, male or female, Middle Turnpike. Tel. MltcEiell 9-1.320. fur sale. To save you valuable time log sold completely furnished at Total monthly approved incom* wanted for local dance studio. 18 YDS FLOOR COVERING Two lota with trees and garden 1951 ...... 14 2/7% A 25% 1.20 tion call .Mitchell 9 3184. MUchell 9-7.30.3. ing and decorating. Reasonable . 3-6668. TAPPAN Four-burner gas range in seai-chlne for a home, why don't considerable aaertne*. Tha fumi- *158. Good condition. Central with prii es. E'ree estimates. Call Mitch 5'OUNG WOMAN for folding shirts. Write Box C, Herald. REIFRIGERATOR or tur* It modem u d only a faw apse*. Madeline Smith, Realtor. all city conveniences. *10.800. 1952 with timer and light. Reaaonable. FURNIRHED ROOM for gentle- you *top at our office and aee the MltcheU 9 1642 or .3-4679...... i-ao ell 9-89.3.3. Steady work. Good pay. Apply BAILEY S Antique Shop. 382 Mam TELEVISION SET ______. .MUchell 9-9994. man. P riv ate home, hot wain, pirtiire* of the properties we have month* old. Bring your toothbrush George .1. Oileman. Broker. Hart 1953...... 10% ' .95(fodoto) Personals 3 ALL KIND.S of carpentry work. New System Ijiundry, 44 Harrison street. MUchell 3-5003. Moderately LOW TERM S FREE .STORAGE! _____;______parking facilltlet. MItcKrII 9-7216 for sale. and move right In. *18,700. W arren ford-Conn Trust Co. Bldg. Tel. Rea.sonable rates. Mitchell 9-4291. St. Situations Wanted— priced items in china, glass, tin Original price for sll this merchan- , E Howland, R ealtor. 543 Wood- Rockville 5-4045 or 5-4710. THE PROSPEXT Hill School for U olifinK 16-A ' — Female 58 ware. pewter and furniture. diae was $825.46. Some fortunate ! Musical Instruments 53 ONE I.ARGE Furnished room for bridge St. Mitchell (-SSOOi lyols for Sale 73 Tho copitoliMtion of thit company at tfio prosont timo is 275,000 young children will reopen Sep WINDOW SHADE.S made to order WANTED - - Experienced steno neraon can purchase If all for only light housekeeping, adults only. T. J. fROCKETT ______' COVENTRY Overlooking lake. *e- and rn.stalled. .V enetian blimJ.s ROOE'ING—Speciiilizing in repair grapher for general office work. skorot. tember 9lh. Tran.sportation furn- TEENAGER DESIRES baby-sit- : *,563.17. SALE! Baldwin Pianoa from Berk- Apply 10 Depot Square,. Apart- B roker MANCHESTER — Leaving itats. BUILDING LOT, Hemlock’st. Zone 1 eluded location, allracllv* ranch i.'hed Mr.s. liel.T Tvbur, director. and r iirtain rods. 24 hour .service. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Keith F urniture Co. I ting evenings. Vicinitv of EUsl APE.X CANISTER (leaner. Call SEE IT DA5' OR NIGHT ahire Muaic Featival. Substantial ment 4. Four beautiful larg* r(Mms. Bx- type home. Living room, three Wo hovt rooson to oxpoct emothor stock dividend in tho noor fu- roof.s. G u tter w ork. Chimneys I 244 M.\TN STR EFrr B, all Improvement*, Priced for Phone MItch.Pll 9-,57'67. Efstimates glnrlly given. E'agan Side. Call Mitchell 9-6070 after 5. Mill hell 9-2019. PH O N E MR. A LB ER T . { discount.* on these first quality in pandabl*. All convanience*. Im quick sale *l,60o. Robert J. Sm ith,! bedrooms, knotty pine kitchen, full Window .Shade Co.. Route 44 at cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex DICTAPHONE Operator. A perma struments used only six weeks or Phone*: •tllrhell 3-5416 toro. H A R TFO R D 6-0.3.58 SINGLE ROOM, heat, hot water' Mtt'-hell 0.77SI mediate occupanev. Sacrifice. Inc., 96.3 Main St Mitchell 9-5241. ' bath, utility room, screened porch, A LIBERAL Hospitalization and Bolton Notch. Mitchell' 9-4473. perience. Free estimate.^. Call nent position with many advant ARGUS C-3 C am era with filters less This happens but once a parking Gentleman or woman. M itchell 9-5621. plenty of closet . spare, oil hot Purthor information may bo hod by fUlinq in and moiiinq tho coh* Howley. Mancheater Mitchell ages is available at the Noble and Live Stock—Vehicles 42 .nmi aun shade, enlarger and easel. A FTE R 7 P M 46-4690 .MA.N'CHERTER. We*t Side Six ______surgical plan offered by Mutual of A L B E R T ' S year. New piano guarantee. Both (Tiai'ter Oak St. Phone .Mlli hell ;------iCTlVENTRY Cleared rich land. water heat, baseboard radiation, Omaha. Investigate. Phone your RADIO and T V. Service. All work S-.5.361. Westbrook MIg. Co.. East Hart- *30.. Call betw een 5:.30 and 6:30. Arro»onic Spinels and Baldwin 9-72IT. room Cape Cod. full basement. MANCHBISTER Duplex 6-6. Top I beautiful view, brcxil; Eight m llei pon boiow. 8ottor stiii d r ^ in for this information. ^ D dTTe H<5h SE:. western, broke 43-4.5 Allvn St.. H artford garage. Nearly an acre with local agent, Mlti hell 9-7373. fully guaranteed. *3 per house , ford, to a qualified young lady. .1 ■■hrll 0..5.'.tk. Grand* Included. Tei m* *50 down, fully inaulated oil hot water heat. I , onditlon. Steam-oll heat Modern , (i-om Mancbealer. jPIlgrim 3-6550. ALL KINDS of roofs, gutters snd and gentle. Inquire 127 Prospect plenty of shruba and shad* tree*. call for T V. *1 per house call for , Work consists mostly of cone- ! MAPLE BUNK bed. complete with three year*. Tr*de-in* *ccepted. FURNISHED Room for gentleman fiieplaceêidra large lot Priced at I Kitchen. Hardwood floor* Price *13.S(X>. Elmore Turkington, Agent. I3m L ^ D S DRIVINC; SCHOOL - radio or save * and bring them’ to chimneys lepaiied. Prompt seiv- spondence. E'ive-day 40-hour week, St. Go** Piano Company, 317 Aayliim Private entrance, ('onlinuous hoi 11.3.811(1. E ft E A g e n c y , ,310 Mein *18.800. Eacott Agency, Mitchell ' ,50 GALIXIN OIL drum with stand. aide guards and ladder *49.95. .St .MUchell 9-62*7. Coventry Pilgrim 2-6397. •'Manrhester s oldest. " Thousands 17 Maple street. Call Mitchell ice. Guaranteed workmanship. excellent pay. ideal working con Come In and see Howard's Sleep SI, H artford 5-6696. Open Monday water and shower. Call al 101 9-,5426 ' Resort Properly for Sale 74 of ai i ident free instruction houis. T erm s. M ortensen Roofing Co. dition. insurance .benefits, etr. HEREIE'ORD BEEF rattle, per Tel. Mitchell 9-1713. COBURN A MIDDLEBROOK, Inc. 9-6.53.3 or M itchell 9-6716. head or by pound. Alsij 12 beauti Center, opnosite Marv (Tieney Li through Saturday, also 'Thursdsy CTiestmit St. EDGE OK TOWN, diatom built ROCKVILLE All cinder block Hundreds of satisfied .students. M itchell 3-7691. Phone Mr. Gunther. Hartford ranch, attached garage. 3 bed ful Hereford heifers, average age GREEN LEATHEREriTE ('onverti- brary. .5.39 Main St. Mitchell 9-6.335. night*. Free parking in lot next homp, five large rooma, expand MANCHESTER Vicinity Lake 541 MAIN STREET, MAaNCHESTER, CONN. TELEPHONE Ml-3-8631 Owner AAA trained. Certified. POWER BURNE’.RS and Range 1 8-2181 for interview appointment: | I-ARGE R(X)M. Private home on MANCHESTER front cottages with beautiful view. rooma, living room, dining alcove, Burners expertly , cleaned sml 16 months. Our own stock. Willi- bile car-bed carriage with pad. door (west). Write for free cata- able to aeven. two flreplare*. at M itchell 9-2243. (X9LDSPOT pefrlgerator. Magic Main atreet. Heat and hot water. Country Club Area Easy commuting distance to Hart outatanding til* kitchen, custom serviced. Let us .service and re ' Healihjr—Plumbinjf 17 HOITSEWIVES Earn *30 to *601 mantle HArrison .3-3217. *10; baby lenda with pad. *8; play • I'M*- Parking. Gentleman. MUchell tached garage, leia than one yffftr H,\nTFnRI) RIDERS Wanted, vi- pen with pad. *8; car seat, *1: CTief gas range, new mattress, old. *2 arte, large maple treefi. ford or Wllllmanuc. H. B. Brady. made cabinets, tile bath, cement pair your washing mai hlne or le- weekly conducting jewelry fashion I used twice, gas water healer. Tel. 3-6667, cellar with aaphall floor, set tube. <’ini!y D.liott Dr . Adams St,, PLUMBING AND Heating. Copper' GUERNSEY MIUx cow. high pio- plastic covered mattress, used Only Jl^.700. Carlton W Hutrhlnff. Four year hid custom built, seven Agent. MUchell 3-8009. friperator. Metro Service. MUcii- shows on parly plan, part time. M itchell 3-7980. . Aluminum storm windows, Vene Silver I.ane Homes or Oiford Vil water pipes. Complete plumbing Sarah Coventry. Inc., now expand tliirer, freshened Jtily 1. Byron twice. *5 All excellent condllion. MItf hell MUchell room lanch. Three bedrooms, din ®NAME ...... * ...... aaaeieaeeeeeaeetaee^ cll 9-088.3, systems. Complete heating ays- .Shinn, Route 44-A, Bolton lu k e . I tian blinds, beautiful woodwork lage, Hours 8 to 4 ;30. Mitchell j ing In this district. Winner of 195.3 I MUchell 9-5412. SAVE *50 Ijiwson Loveseat sleep-) Boarders Wanted 39-A ing room. lovely cabinet kitchen. P frVth^ everrrg.s. terns and oil burner. Time pay- j MUchell 9-99.31. I MANCHBMTER GREEN Attrar-• chsriTiIng living room with ftre- Suburban for Sale 75 Ihroughout, outside terrsrk. All COMPLEITE Hand and power lawn Fashion Academy Award. E'or per-, er bv Serta, was *239..50 now ____ city conveniences, an excellent ^' A D O R E ... S S ...... * * menls arranged. Electric sewer j soiial interview call collect Bristol ' 3 PLY STAINLESS steel cookware. VACANCY FOR elderly woman at live 3 bedroom ranch. Allached place, bfxikcsses snd picture win- mower sales and service. Motors *189 .50. Howard'* Sleep Center, op- VERNON a m oney aaV ci. move | buy at *13.500. George J. Cole- cleaner. The Vincent P. Marctm. 2-081,3, or write N. Fitzpatrick, 243 : Reasonable prices. Trade-in allow Burrow's -Hill Lodge. Hebron. garage. paneled fireplace wall. ,dow, til* bath. .Seventh room may timed and overhauled. Pick-up and Co., 305 Main street. Tel. MUchelr, Poultry and Supplies po*ite Marv CheneV Library, .539 ; Tlght In thla four room home. Ex-1 man. Broker. Hartford-Connecti- Automobiles for Sale 4 delivery service. Gibson's Garhge. E'ern Hill Rd , Bristol. | ance Phone to see our display Phone Willlmantlr, HArrlaon Number of extras. All iitilltie*. be u.*ed a* recfSatlon room, d»h or 3-4848. ■ I .Main -St. M itchell 9 6,3.35 cellent rep air *10,000. H B. | cut T rust Co. Bldg. Tel. Rockvill# MUchell 3-5012. ------, BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur- and receive a useful gift. Conn SAVE TIME 8-0242. nr w rite P. O. Box 44, Convenient to school, bu* and bedroom, oil h*at. storm window*, I9t6 d o d g e : 2-door sedan. Elxrel- Lustre Craft Co. Mitchell 9-6434. shopping Immediate occupancy, li,„ndry and heated garage. Lnf G radv, Agent. MUchell 8-8009. | 8-4045 or 5-4710. lent lim ning condition. .May be A PLUMBING shop at your door. | I keya, fresh frozen, 10 to 22 U.SED FURNITURE bought and Amalon. Conn. COMPLE7TE Repair.* by .Smart R. Help Wanted—.Male 36 I pounda. Schaub'a Turkey Farm, sold. The Woodahed. 11 Main *15,500 Warren E. Howland. Real- loo x 268'. Convenient to school seen at 3.3 Garden St. after 5 p. m. No time lost. N.’w work, Alteia- tor, 543 Woodbrldg# street. Mitch- bus line. Exclusive Hfction iind or call .MUchell 3-89.'i2, W olcott. A-1 Repair, .Sales on tion.s. copper piping, fixtures, hot I 188 Hillstown Road. Boats and Acces-sories 46 atreet, Tel. Mitchell 8-31.54. wa.shing mai hines, vai uiim i lea.i- WA.N'TED Full and part tim e cab Visit the RO()M AND Board. Gentleman. fll 3-8600. ' finff nîghhord nn appoint- water automatic heaters. Yotmgs- drivers, also school bus driver*. ATTENTION Ladles! Slip-covers ^ MUchell .3-7675. 3947 CHEVROLET AKROSEDAN ers. motors, smsll spplianies topn sinks sold. Estimates glad Employment 109 LENOX ST. Beautiful 6 room to ,inspect today, Radio, heater. E'lne condition | Welding. ISO Main street. Phone Apply at City Cab, .53 Purnell Articles for Sale 45 10 H P. sepTT-ATWATER 1952 and grapes custom made. Re-up- ' 'H ly given. C. O. Lorenisen. M ilch- ; mil board m otor. MUrheH 9-2665. holatering. Beautiful fabric*. ' BOARD AND Room for young girl home: air conditioned gaa heat: ; throughout. Beautiful tutone blue MUchell 9.-6678. ell '.1-7636. Place. ^ Office who appreclatea home privilege* immaculate condition: grounds' CALL finish. Priced right to see. Doug- ! BE SURE — Buy Cinco all alum- print*, atripea. solid*. Expertly AUTOMOBILE .Mechanic, first ^ inum windows. Alao aelf-storing finished: *5 down, *2 weekly, PRATT & WHITNEY Near biia stop. Csll MUchell 9-2713 beautifully landscaped: *2.000 d e la.s Motors, 3.33 Main street. E’URNITURE: Reflnishing. antique IjE.NNOX Fiiinace* and warm air Ruildint; .Materials 47 j fimuttire a specialty, chatra caned riasa only. Apply in person. Bo-tI door*. Call Mitchell *-B095Tor free ■ ■ hatanre one- year- +o pay. Call 4 after 6 p. m.. . posit, appca.\unalely »76. monthly..L END GARBAGE AIRCRAFT FRANCES K. WAGNER H. heating. Karl Van Camp, MUchell land Motors, .369 Center Street. eatimatea. Bill Tunaky. Call The Johnson Building Com The dictionary describes a mortgage as “an estate in FOR A GOOD Used car or a. new and rushed. An.son F. Thorp, 9-5844. j 18" Colored Shakes., .per sq. *12.50 M ri. Pinto. M itchell 9-7862. . | R ealto r ; Oldsmobile with Rocket engine Phone .MUchell 9 .5735. pany. 953 M aln'St. MltcheU 3-7438 Eveninga Mitchell 9-0016. contact Al Catalano, at the Man CONCRETE MAN for sidewalk and FIELD STONE for fireplace and re- THREE Oiahion Hlde-A-Bed aofa. Apartments— Flat* - MUchell 9-0028 I GUARANTEED Plumbing and nui^s able to finish and set form*, tatntng walls. M. French, Coven- Western Framing '..per M *lj)5.00 chester Motor Sales. Mitchell MANCHESTF.P. T. V. Service, j One maple couch. Both newly rov-: Right non' U an , Tenements 61 heating. Alterations and new Good wages and plenty of over-, try. Pilgrim 2-7181. RKAI. VALUES — 109 Branford 3-4131. radio and T.V. speclalt'ds since work. Perma glasa electric and ered. One Spin-Dry washer. All in azraticnt tlmS to land created by conveyance cOuplcd with a condition of time Call at .382 Hackmatack St., verv good condition. Call MUchell ROC3CVILLE 2-room> furnished Street. Six finished rooms, fire CENTER STREET —Two family | 1931. Housi seivi e caP *.'. .'iC ga.s water heaters sold and in Sheathing 1 x 8 per M *97.00 get on* of thoao place. oil steam haal, aipeslte 5-4. early occupancy, first floor, I 1939 BUK7K Sedan. Good, depend- MUchell 9-6650 day or night. or phone Mitchell 9-9644. LOAM, Daik, rich cultivated grade I 9-1614. apartment, private bail no objec- stalled. Time paxments arranged. No. 1 (3 CU. yard. Grade. No. 2. *2 ______, _._7r2., - go4Ml Jnba at ‘Ih* driye, onercar garage. 113.800. ml heat, hot w ater. Asking *13,000. ! NUISANCE tlon to children. Inquire 24 Grove able transportation, *95. Written Skelley Brothels.'MUchell 9-8714. Aircraft.' W a .MUchell 9-3785. guarantee. No down payment. BI.TLLDOZER for hire. Excellent SERVICE STATION attendant, full CU. yard. Delivered in truck load Select Oak Flooring, per M $212.00 1946 TAPPAN Gaa range, visualite Street. Hillside House, Apartment ,16S''Eaat Middle Turnpike — Six- 1 time. Apply in person. Boland lots. Screened sand, alone, fill and MUchell hax a more Juba—; room colonial. 15 years old, oil defeasance on the performance of some stipulated con Small monthly payments. Cole for back fill Landscaping and H EA TIN G From A to Z. Conver oven. Good condition, $.35 14 In the rear. MANCHESTER, Princeton Street Motors, .369 Center St. gravel delivered. Order now. Nuns- .3-8.395. naad a wider va steam heat, amesite drive, 'base Motors, 436 Center. MUchell 9-0980 grading. Reasonable ratea. Mitch sion burner*, boiler-burner units, Flush Doors • School section. Custom built Cap* ell 9-0650. ' dorf Construction Co. Phone riety of akllla — ROCKVILLE — 2-room furnished ment garage. Electric stove and complete heating system*. All EXPERIENCED Electrical appli Clear Stain Grade . . , .ave. $8:95 IMPORTED NEW 9x62 rug*, lone th an In a long, apartment, private bath, no objee- a tilr carpeting included. *11.900. Cod. expendable second floor, 1940 BUICK Super sedanette Good MUchell 9-7408. ® open italrway, dormer*, Ule bath, low cost transportation. *95. No woik guaranteed. Time payments ance service man. Good opportun ______j ______on tone, »arrifice $.35 each Hart long time. It's a tlon lo children.* Inquire 24 Grove Both hom es available for. im m edi arranged. Moriaity Brother*. Tel. fireplace, plaster wslli. H. B. dition as the payment of money.” down payment. Small monthly HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish remov ity for right person. See Mr. f l a g s t o n e —Stone.* for walUs. ('omplete line of building ma ford 46-4*92. Sydlee, 851 W ethers real opportunity Street. Hillside House, Apartment ate occupanev. Blva Tyler, Regl- M Uchell 3-51.3.5. LaFlamme, Watkins Bros, hou.se fronts, fireplaces, etc. Als-r field Ave.. C-1. for men who tor. Mitchell 9-4469. G rady, Agent. MltcheU 3-6009. payments. Cole Motors. MUchell al. Call Mitchell 9-4031. terials St wholesale price*. All 14 In the rear. WITH 9-0980. Heata!at(ir fireplace forms, 2 8 " '! have wanted tha MEN FOR work in ahsde tobacco j MANCHESTER-Five room ranch ,*CHOOL Six w m Cap# j DOOHS OPENED, keys fitted a t *45 each. 6 " x 6 " x 1 / 2 " slate ' prices C O D. aecurit.v and ad APARTMENT with delightful at- .... atAeaelee w A t M t A y i ta a a l«4 A tteasfl ««*•* 1915 E'OUD Super deluxe tiidor. MoYing—^Truckinjt— w arehouse. All w inter work. The : moaphere of a aingir colonial . plus sun porch and attached ga Ck>d, newly painted irtalde and out. copied, v.aciium i leaners, iron.*, hearth tile. , Bolton Notch Qiiar- I Nolic'c vancement op- Storm windows and doors, oil heat, radio, heater, original jet black guns. etc.. repaired. Shear.i, SloraRe 20 Wetstone Tobacco Corp. 274 Broad portiinltle* which home . occupying entire second rage. Full cellar with recreation' St. ry. MUchell 9-0617. | nine year* old. 25 year mortgage. \ finish. Clean throughout. Douglas knives, inower.s etc., put into con Republican Caucu* we offer. floor, consisting of 4 Urge room* room. Beautiful landeitaped This definition is correct but not clarified for every Motors. .333 Main. MANCXHE8TER--Package Deliv and den. extra large tiled bath grounds, located on the West Side P ricad to sell for *11.900. Phone dition for coming needs. Braith- ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port- ! NATIONAL BUILDERS Barbara Woods Agency, Mitchell ery Loral light trucking and CARPENTERS Wanted. Steady abl ■ caucus at the for professional couple, school Realtor. MUchell ■ 3-6030 or Mr. ffcft fadlMr fac/Mrafar wHk Maf/c FIm ■ Sales and Serx'ice. 285 Mam *pe< laity. M Uchell 9-075^^^____ CHOICE OF BUYS (lone on any furniture. Tiemaii. makes. Marlow's. I New Hsven. 4 lecticiit Cnnimiinitv Hall on Monday. Sep teachers or ntiraea. Adult* only, Whltcher. MUchell 9-9531. day usage. street. MUchell 9-4571. Open evc- WANTED - Young man to work, For (10.,50fl Five room Cape C(?d 189 Smith Mam .‘ilreet. Phone AU.STIN A. CHAMBERS CO . full or part time. Norton Electri-1 tember 14th. at 8:00 P.M. for the lion approved rent. Reference* re N*«, lir tk* ftrtt tint, nincs. MUchell 3-564,3. VENETIAN BLINDS Telephone ST ate 7-3.597 FOR quired. Write Box WF, Her»lri. MANCHESTER GREEN—Spacious In Andover. Fireplace, oil heal, local snd long distance moving, c*l Instillment Co . 71 Hilliard St. ' purpo.se of nominating candidates 3 bedroom ranch. 6ne ,year about 'j acre of Und. tken'i s (Itia, tatrliu. pa'’kin.«;. storage. Call MUchell Highest Quality Only for the following Town Offices; (UKIDJOBS Iswgtst m tl islviai 1953 CHEVROLET B rlaire. .siKiil FURNACES Vactnim cleaned, oil Also Reconditioning NEW FOUR Room spnrtment. heat young. AttacTied garage. Full base- For *11.300 Four rooni expand- 3-5187. H artford 6-142.3. .Selectmen. Totvn Clerk. Treasurer. (;OOD PAY year intk m i |irkH< coupe, ttilonc green with all ac- burner* servh'ed. For expert and ItKLlABLK MKN Tape* and Cords by 'Yard and hot water (iirnlahed. Adults ment. Plaaleied wall*, oak floor*, shle in Broad Brook. Under con- cc.s.sonca. .Must sell, leaving for prompt service call Bob Cart SErnC TANKS Tex Collector. Assessors. Board of only. Tel. ,MIt( hell 9-8094 m 9 1690, combmalinn window* and doors, struction. (iigsul (nftttal ir* service. Call .Mitchell. 9-9418. wright. Mitchell 9-6446. Painting—Papering! 21 WANTED Cali AND Tax Review, Registrar, Grand Convenient location. lUi-ge land- Foi *12.500 Two family on bus HOUIMTM-tiM MagK We believe that to the average person a Mortgage .Iiirors. Boani of Education, Fire check FOR RENT Oct. 1, 5 room upper ai aped lot. P riced lo aell at *11.- line in M ancheater. Good income. nsi ioelaaritir tlut 1950 CHEVROLETS. radios, heat FINDELL MFC. CO. MASON,- STONE contractor and IÎNTER AND PAPER Hanger' PLUGGED SEWERS Commissioners, Bosrd of Finance, Rat, North End. Steam heat. | 375. Warren E. Howland. Realtor. For $12,800 Five room Can* Cod tarn tntk a*8 p r ta p ers. Both styleline deluxe models. cement work. Valentino Bellucci, FOR MI-3-4865 'Adults only. Write Box,0, Herald. 35 years' experience. Satisfaction 485 East Middle-Turnpike Constables. Agent of Town Pepoai! PRATT & WHITNEY Phone MUchell 3-8600 any time. In Mancheater. Fireplace, oil heat, t* asOai-le ■itirte*! Fordor blai k, tudor gieen, E.xcel- Fern street. Call MUchell 9-.5451. guaranteed. Wallpaper hooka Fund, and Zoning Board of Ap excellent condition. Near bus. ator* Imt condition, Douglas Motors, 333 6 to 8 a. m'. and 5 lo 7;30 p. m. JOBS WITH A FUTURE AIRCRAFT ----- COUNTRY Living, yet in M anchaa- (It tkt Intk sal means an instrument whereby properly may be bought available. Raymond Trudeau. MlKhiRe CiMRti6 peals. Such nom inations to he. and school. Main.Street. M itchell 9-1614. made from a Hat of those having Dlvtsion of I'nttwri Aircraft Business locations ! ter: New 8 room Cap* Cod; H gMkagt k*n tktmttm, CABINET MAKING. Good work Reptic Tanka, Dry, WHIa, Sewer F or 6I.3..500 Five and a half (8 IWNMlir 88t(s't STARTING RATES: filed a notice of intention with the Corporation for Rent 61 ai^re land, nice large kitchen, oil room Cape Cod In Mancheatei, with 1941 PONTIAC Sedan. Good dean manship. Rea.sonable rates. Kstl- LInea Inatalled—Cellar Water- • ------:— hot W ater heat. P rice 112.900, seiii'aLary’ of. the town -iximnuU.ee K. H artto rii 8, ColUk. - one-r.er-attached gSrat*'-All-con Mit yta a iMuy ti • -depeinlable' transportatiotv;" #44(i;' ■ tnares--gtadly ■ pven: " MonlstmTi EXTER’rOR PAnmNC.-Tr F ree ea-' H l l TV SERVICE P roofing DtSne. STORE FOR'Renr. rentral location, sthan (fejxUri.'low niimifhly pay- and paid for over a period of time in designated sums. No down payment. Small, monthly in accordance with party rules. veniences. ifttniil If* ttt ikuiM .~ Woodworking Shop, Pilgrim timales. Mitchell 9-1^83. IL50 Second and Third Shifts Compelent service by qaali- Inquire 60 Haynes street, 9 a. m - ment*. Call The Johnson Building. a _ ___ rw clatatsl. kttL«6( If ? '• paymeftla. Cole M ow rar. .■436; 'Gen* 2-8895...... T.jf----- ... .. ;ned-.'MCMalclamu vHimae' caHii'' Kalpb.-.Droli: v; 4 p. ni-r-oir SW 'South Main afreet ' ijhmpaayjj933 Main S t ^ For ftlSJOO : SexTn sfepm-Dutch -It- ter. .Mitchell 9-0980. MeKINNEY C hairm an rtttif'iainaH If PAINTING— Inside and outê. 83.50. Phone MI-9-329S any after S. I ell 3-7426. Eve'Hrriga MUchell ColopUl In Mancheater. (?h# car GUARANTEED Top Quality tele- 10 Cent lncrea.d rubber, new battery. bought for our own acciiiint. Fast, \'Hcation.s and HolidavS, 1 plenty light, two lavatories, three porch and many other features. construction. Hot water htat, city HoUioatpr’* coat-free operatioa. utilities, Youngstown kitchen. In Can be seen at Bohn's Shell Seiv- Hnusehnid Services confidential service. Mancheater, Overtime -Premium front nmma, suitable light manu Immediate pirupancy. Priced for It's true iocineraiioo—with high .vlce, 5.59 Main St. Inveatment Corp., 244 Main ' facturing, large office hall*. Apply quick sale. $13,800. Call Robert excellent location on large lot. Offered 1.1-A atreet. Phone AITtchell 3-5416. Backer, 36 Oak. J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street. P riced at *15.900. Tel. M anchester intensity combustion using pre Apply in Per.son (1) In a steady position. For Rent MUchell 9-6846. WEAVING of burns, moth holes M itchell 9-5241. heated direct draft. At the touch 1940 FORD 4-door sedan. Good con (2) Working in Manchester. M a n c h e s t e r and torn t lolhing, hoisery runs, Bu.siness Opportunities 12 SPENCER RUBBER Houses for Rent 65 RANCH HOUSE of 5 rooms on HENRY STREirr are*, seven room of a match, everything burns to dition. Call .Mitchell 9-7351, handbags repaired, zipper re (1) Planning your future with a growing, pro- colonial, ftreplsce. hot watar oil PRODUCTS COMPANY- gres-sive company. Six room duplex. lot 100 X 300. Choir* location. *14,- PETER DANZIG ER cordially in placement, umbrella.* repaired, I^NG ESTABLISHED restaurant | MANCHESTER heat, been reidacorated inaid* and dry ash—in minutes. The Magic A MUTUAL SAVirrOS BAriK. adjoining Pratt k Whitney Air- , oil heat, garage. Girls of school 300. Madeline Smith, Realtor. , vite* his friends and customers to men's shirr collars reversed and Chapel Street (1) Doing your work in a friendly, congenial at Store 20'X 40'With MUchell 9-1642 or M itchell 3-4679. j out. largt let, trees, garage, Flue is patented—you can get it , inspect the new 1853 Pontiac Dual- replsced. Marlow's Little Mend I raft, Kaat Hartford. Owner retir mosphere. age acceptable. *65 per month as ameaite drive. Bowers School. Streak at Taintor Pontiac, 155 ing Shop. ing. Priced for quick sale. Easy of Sept. ill. Boy L. Herald. SIX ROOMS $11,800 Carlton W. Hutchins. MltchaU only in Hollinator! THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER — 923 MAIN STREET terma. Hartford 49-0091 between ' (5) If you have any experience on some of the 9-5133. 9-4694. Center Street, Manchester. Economical home with four , Deposits maft* on or before the (tfUi of anrm oatli FLAP FINISH Holland window 8 and 9 p. m. ^ following machines: loonia and hath on flrat floor, "Two * Aimn/cu-irv a* ,,...,,, J951 FORD Convertible. E.xcellenl shades, m ade to m easure. All (1) IJithes (1) Grinder Full Basement Sunmer Homes for Rent 67 ihedroottia up. Large mcKlein kllrh- , hMI. two draw Intereat from the flrat of the month. metal Venetian blinds at a new- condition. White wall tires. Radio Help Wanted—Female 1.1' A-1 LOAM (2) Millers (4) Drill Presses, etc. I t . r - r : . . . . ------'----- rn. K H A mortgagetgage avallahle. ,„r,ce*. iarage, ^ acre, tree#, and heater. May be seen evenings. low price. Key* made while you COVENTRY I*AKK Four room* tw o FA5IILY 73 Waddell Road. wait. Marlow'a. fiimiahed. All .conveniences, $30 overlooking lake and country club. CURRENT RATE 2 i% Main Street location. TVo flv*; f ;V, p^l‘Ame7t“raerthli'eitclul ~ -WANTED ; Come in and See Us At weekly, Jhrough September. Pll- 1939 DODGE. in good condition. -Expeiienced bookkeeper and gen room apartment* rcmpletely re- alve home, call Carlton _ W. FOR SALE .grim 3-6625. (1^01* ted Inalde and out. Priek DSFOSIT* ovm Make an offer. PhonS Mitchell Building—Contracting 14 eral effire worker. Five day week. NELCO TO O L C O ., Inc. Inquire H utchins. MltcheU 9-5132. MUchell 9-8669. Good pay. pleaaant surcotindings. ^ $18,000. 9-4694 PARAMOUNT I WTLL WORJv with you if you A pply : OFFICE 266 CENTER STREET Wanted To Rent 68 VERNON 1952 F'ORD Custom line, two-door want to build aome of your new WM. F. STEELE MANCHESHR. CONN. Five room ranch with attached j ARTISTIC Five Room Cape C

ATcrage Daily Net PreM Run WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, Far tba Weak Ended P A G E T W E N T Y lEnûmg 9ept.i, 1M8 Tha Weather 10,66.^ raraeaat at O. R. Waatbar Bamea Arthur H. Anderson,'- 81 Cam that could continue'.endleaaly every ■earching the title of the property. ■iz montha, providing they won the Hp 'idded that no conatructlon Member af the Audit iianrhpatpr 1 d e a r and eoni tonight. Fair and bridge St., home on furlough'for Reflection of Danger Bureau at Clrculatiana About Town one year from his duties as a Market Foes appeal. work would begin before next ■lightly warmer tomorrow. spring. medical missionary in Masalland, The car was a Tetraplan . . . The property ta on the north eide Manchester— A City of VilUiee Charm o f, East Center St., at Lenox St., Plans call for a 300 car park Children's Hats — Th* ManchesUr Fire D«pt., will Tanganyika Territory. East Afri I t ’a a Cbiech model, and the Drop Action aiid iqyolvea e large tract of land ing lot In conjunction with the hold a department meeting to ca, will speak on mfsaions and his secret police of that Commu ow-ned by Alexander Jarvla. ’The market. CLO CH ES— »om« with foathtr Irim. DOESKIN VOL. LXXII, NO. 290 tClaastfled Adverttalng an Page Id) night at o’clock at the firehouse, work in Africa Friday night at nist country like It. I t ’s good MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19,51 8 Planning Comnyiaslon clunged the (EIGHTEEN PAGES) comer of Hilliard and Main 8U. the Trinity Lutheran Church in for chasing suspects. Appellants Cite, Cost PRICE FIVE CENTS Worcester, Maas. When William N. Oatis zone In March after a public hear BERETS in all colon. PEAK CAPS. looked into the rear mirror of ing. The Manchester Association of : -ii. ■ O f Continuing ' Fight CLOSED hla own car, he saw the It waa learned today that Flrat Retarded Children will meet to The Ladles Aid and Missionary Against S^per-Market National, Stores. Inc., Is going ALL THIS WEEK morrow night at 8 o’clock at tlie Societies of the Zion Evangelical Tetraplan. Hr knew danger H u rric a n e was less than a block away. ahead with plana for the auper- $ 1.98 Covenant-Congregational Church Lutheran Church will meet tonight market. A company apokesman in FOR VACATION Oatis’ own story, to appear m Opponents to an East Center YOUR CHOICE AT...... Ua.S. Millions Aid on Spruce St. A ll Interested per at 7:30 at the church. A report oii this newspaper next week, tells dicated that their counael' is RE-OPENINa sons are Inilted to attend this the International convention of St. zona change that has paved the MONDAY, SEPT. 14 ea. how he was shadowed by the M ay A vo id meeting. the Lutheran Women’s Missionary way for erection of a-giant First police before six of them ap MILLINERY DEPT.—SECOND FLOOR Bandits Nab $30,000 League held in Oregon will be ren SAM YULYES peared at the AP office In National super-market have vac The seventh annual exhibit of dered by Miss Emily Kisamann, AnaHiGr Sorvic* ly Shoe Repairing of the Bet- French in Prague and arrested him. ated any further appeal to the the DeW olf A rt Guild will be held chairman of the Ladles Aid. The HANCHEStteR ,ter Kind Done While You U. S. Coast from Sept. 27 to the 30, inclusive, usual social ho'ur will follow the You can read the Oatis stbry higher courts of the state. ' Walt. business meeting. starting Monday in 'Htr Man Judge W alter M. Pickett, of the AUTO PARTS IS MAPLE STREET Washington, Sept. ID (A’)— An extra .385 million dollaxs to In the gymnasium of the Com ; Miami, b'la., Sopt. 10 UP)— munity Y on North Main St. Due chester Evening Herald. Court o f Common Pleas, dismissed 27.1 Broad St. TH. MI-9-4538 Opp. Plret National Store help France battle the (lommiini.xta in Indochina was reported e C RANK SH AFTS TITR.NKD ThcJWHALCco. Reds Label I A tropical hurricanp shajiCfi to many requests, the exhijjit will Mrs. Ermano Garavanta. 109 an appeal taken from the Town Parking Lot today to have been recommended by the U. S. National Secu North Lakewood Circle, urges Planning Commission and rendered IN OR OCT OF THE CAR I like a huge amphitheatpf, be'held over for the fourth day, rity Council. Round-.sum figiire.s were first di.sclo.sed here and members of Gibbons Assembly, Manchester Grange will hold a his decision Aug. 10. The apellants with 100 mile an hour windx From Stamford Bank Catholic Ladies of Columbus, who had 14 days in which to decide French Premier I-nnIel latnr epecl. * ------...... — Manchester Lodge No. 73, A, F. rehearsal, o f the first and serono' PW Listing fled the total in a Paiia atatement. i on the stage, curved to the haven't already sent in their res what further action they may take. and A, M., will hold a special com degrees, tomorrow at 7:15 In He expreaaed great aatiafaction at north northwest today les.aen- ervations for the Autumn supper Orange Hall. A spokesman for the 14 parties munication at the Masonic Temple the lecommendntion. . ing the danger to the I’.aha- tomorrow night at 7:30. Worship to do so .tomorrow. The meal is involved in the Original appeal to Troop Tranafer Poaidble Pole Revolt Five .Seek Mins Anieriea Oowii day said expense of further court A s ‘ F a k e d ’ mes and Florida. ful Master Graham L. Clark has to be served in the Community The American funda would en Police Hunt announced that the entered ap hall. Bolton Center, on Tuesday. action was the main drawback. able France to tranafer nine bat- Hurricane Dolly waa ■pinpointed prentice degree will be conferred, Sept. 15, by the women of B6lton After meeting with their attorney. Miin.aan. Sept. 10 (/P)— The talinna of troopa from Kurope to about 610 miles a little aoiilM of Gr.utge. who must know as soon Hospital Notes Herman Yules, the group felt It Is Pictured east from Miami In the. noon and the chairs will be occupied by Commimi.sts today acenaod Indmhlna to lead a ne'v campaign members of the Fellowcraft Clun. a.s pos.sibIe how m any'they are to was fighting s lo.sing battle, one ; (D S T i advisory, moving north Patients Today: 100 the Allie.a of faking a li.at of agalnat the Communiat-led guerll- Is Covering A t the conclusion of the degree cater for. Women interested in laa. : northwest at about 10 to 13 miles ADMITTED lYESTERDAY: missing U.N. aoldier.a, mi.x- per hour. work there will be a social hour, becoming memberli of the aasem' Highly placed offlciala who re By Refiigtee and refreshments. bly also will, be welcome to attend. Mrs. Sophie Magura. Stafford Veni-Plex treating war prisoners ami ported thia aald the Security Conn-' I Giady Norton, chief storm fore, caster at the Miami Weather Bu- Springs: Attillo Seraphin. Stafford kidnaping a Pole who fled u the governmenl'a top policy j W ide A re a A daughter was born Sunday at )— leaii aaid that "if Ihe Hiirtiianc Mrs. Elizabeth A. Lambert, of Springs; Mrs. Rosanna Matchett. truce supervisory team into ' "'**'**'<1 bo thr OunmunlAt . amphithealf 1, with the north and Only three empinvea were In the Rockville; Mrt\Maiva Williams, A ipokraman aaid they threw trea.a appropriated for Indochina blinds of Veni-Plex Polyestrene! this lu lfi A of hiR homeland « ould not east aiilea containing IfKt mile per Eastaide .branch of the Fidelity 120 Waddell Rd.; Karl Roberts, Pericrest rocka in lage when they aaw two They're translucent, so the light he overthrmvu ".vlthoiit outside hour winds and the south and we.st I Title and Tniat Co,, wherT the rob South Coventry-. rommunlat obaervria standing out- The Kiaenhower military and help " even though 9!l per < enl of still open. , filters through cooly-, softly! i foreign policy leadera aie reported bers. both oXfhem armed, appear- ADMCTTED TODAY: Diane Veni-Plex is i chip-proof, rust aide a barbed wire feme. The Com- the Rhiiah people oppo.ae the Red .Norton aaid the fart that Ihei USED regime. I , ed 20 minufe^ after the bank Zitkovitch, 13 Trotter St.; John proof won't fade, crack or, munlala bai ked cut of range. convinced Ihe I ’nited Statea liaa no atorni had not formed a complete : opened. Neither waa hit. alternative but to hark the nev. j Klein. 439 Center St. $eel! Famed Lorentzen leveler I iajilukiewirz was a civilian in circle'around Ihe eye waa the jea- -Manager Willijun P Thom son CAR or TRUCK French IndiM-liina progiam if It BIRTH TODAY: a daughter to head, non-fade ra.von tapes and Fine rayon The flrat group of l,»oo antI Red terpreter lor Pohah ntenthet a of son for the various poaitiona re- and tellers Nathanial D. Bishop and wanta to keep thia atralreir Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson. o f yo u r matching cord. White, ivory, f!hinrae waa to be turned over to the Neutral .Nations Inapeilion poited In the past 24 hours. ..Mrs, Alice Porter, thriâtened With Wilkes Barre. Pa. green, gray, yellow. erapa in thraa Indian troopa Friday. aoiitheaat Aala nation out of Coni- ( ’ornmiaaion aupei vising the Ko- Ttie plane said that f loiula weie guns, were ordered to stand aside DISCHARGED YES'TERDAY: The other Red denunclalion were I hand.a. lean trine. Ye.sienlny h" asked juat beginning to form all around as the bandits missed S.")?,000 in a ALL-ELECTRIC Commiinlat-led rekela, supplied G-E Robert Keefe. 21 Sautters Rd.; FORD DEALER’S styles. Two bioadcaat by Peiping radio, often a U S, Col. Harold T. Babh for polit the eye, Indii-aling it « aa slowly Tlie«. nse beauliea are among early arrivaJa at Atlantic City. .V. for the .MUa .\merlra ro.iteat , loi-ked vault. 'Thomson said they weathervane for official ■ movea to by Red (fhina. already have ron- winding up. Roger Burns. RFD 2: Mrs. ical asylum as a plane to carry him Snarl left arer Sarah McKwen .MMdletnn. Mlaa Connectirait; Martha Zlmrtierrnan; .Mlaa 4>hln; I'a»la !Han- ** when he told Save real money on come. queied Isi ge area's,^ of Indoi hina hacl: to. North Kotea warmed up Tile aiivianry aaid "the more Blanche Hamilton. 14 Arch St.; laca trimmed dra Feldman. .Mlaa .Maaaachiiaetta; 'Carlene K in g Jo hnMin. .Mlaa V erm ont; and Joyce .Anne „ .. them that the vault contained only John McAneeny-. 145 Branford St. Peiping aaid 4.579 Red pilaunera duiing an S-year campaign and at Kangnuiig Air Base in Kaal nnithward turn lea.sena the danger Sa.idberg. , mina. • ALL MAKiS have tied up tno- r than .ViO nOO ' Koien. •'lies Khorte Island. Alisa .\tireirca of I9.V4 ulll he crow ned Sept. 12. DISCHARGED T O D A Y : Janet at top and h a m - retiiinee- French and lo>-al IndcH hineae Hia reqiie.st wiia griint. repatnatea were aiiffering fioni The offer to move nine bal- ^ The .5 a. m. adviaory repotted bother With the .small ones." Thom John Duval. 25 Coleman Rd,; Mrs. 349 N. Main St. Manchester Jonr ihaigecl that lie liad been A Southern belle who ran varioiia diaeaaea. It aaid othefa lallona of French Irmipa to Indo 'the hiirrliane waa •entered about son said the •iimpled-ehin Jobber Rose Mozzer and son, 57 Wsds- Tel. 5n-9-8047 "kidnapped " hv tire I' S Arm'-. aing and - a" PmnayUanla laaa "ere 'gaaaerl. bavnneted and china to reinforce units alread\ 160 milea nîilhwe.st o f, Turka Is- tîld hi,s companion. w-orth St. The Polish ilelegatr to the Neu lan^J. W'a.shinjfton, Sept. 10 t;pj— Fre.sidenl Ki.-cenhower. iiilpr- uho'a a kngUt of Norfolk, and OOWN PATMlNr report from the S. -A. I-ooiit .50 miles too far Hall. iw Automatic Washer and 914 Amei'i. ana, l ainc (lom various doinff hei e ?" ^ ' said he replied. to the aouthw'eat. Nixon had an appointment with Her rendition of **0 .MIo Bam aouri-ea returning priaono'is, lel- I With that, the pair herded Mmw Automatic Pryor Showers Fnres-aaf the Pie.îdenl at the While Hoiiae 111 Walla Walla bino C'aro** from a Puccini opera tMJWHAU co. tera and even the Reda' own On Launch Thomson. Mrs. Porter and Bishop Attack Elsewhere. showers were In later In the day. gave the green-eyed, hroivn- broadca.ala. _ | Into a rear room, told them lo A brand new detigned-io-io- • 0-1 A *v «ie e * Wm U*s ammmarnmMAHemnm TBIW prospect for areas'Th the Midwest Al.«o on the White Hoime calling Walla Walla, Wa.eh , Sept. 10 haired .MUa \'irginla the nod Peiping aaid Ihe hat waa intend- j close the door and not o/ien It for together automatic washer and • Swkbeww %mmM teed . . . mck. it of A U E E im 'M B e H M A T E S / I.ondoii, Scfit. 10 t/Pj— T h e * «nntlnoed on Page Tw o) damaging riot and file Secretary of State Diiliea. Foreign ; eyed. but ulth aah blonde hair, Alarm Sounded cana." iI near Hong Kong ye.sterday in day to bury a reserve captain in IMM) Inniatea In Mele^ - COMi/N TODAY FOR A fU ti DtMONSTHATIOMI Make aprons, skirts, leisure wear, smocks, curtains, Operation* Adrniniat i ^tor Sta.^-.; ahe atanda S feet S Inchea tall._ Tdo.n’jp h ..t.h ? .a . sijuqded.. tht. Another Shipment ! T h r -Red - Radinr ApparenfTy--vva-ii .Hrhrrh -xcn" Britrms we re k i tjed.' its---army-defen»e force- and flvr — Deputy .Waxdea A l” -Re^nvbotdL aen. Attorney Oeneral Brownell. said SOO Inmaten who took part in ueigba p«Viinda. haa a S7-" hank's burglar alarm ' snd Mrs. bedspreads, decorations and many other things these renewing its olil claim that th> ’’Want okraman said Yugoslavs Plan others. # Theae preliminary triumpha State Police established road Electrical Dept.— Oak Street Entrance j "we want a clear picture of the Five wounded aiirvivors of the half-hilhon dollar pn.«on fire re Koreans who retu.se to return to One of these at station, flew from si-cmmtant with a Hong Kong-firm formed Parliament todaw Italy takeoff time to j;et back to Denvei The gintda weie f redileii with Fund Report? His companion was deatcc.-— '— " ' ~ .fUhder tha.lljilIaA.Ueaca ."Traaiy.. S rg jiifojC Jjcounlrlea .. zii a i ii I a in.. iughi;-. , Al’STRT A W.V?rTR ■'’ Vicloritma’ Weat Qer'maii 'fJhrttT- Trieste was designated a ' Free t.vriff and other trade barriers o i: ’ . A irnna, .Sept. 10 i<î—-Austria It's the last word in comfort, this most modern of pillows, filled tian Democrats deride lo revive for one hour. Repo, ter Sam G.aimo cults. P " " ' " Territory. Part of it. including the was fined $100 and'costs. Photo- bei aii.se, of recession, curtail then asked thr Big F'oiir today to lae S-party r«4illl|on that governed I Soon the convict.Y began hiirling imports* . FREE with Dacron fiber, one of Du Pont’t "better things for better strategic Adriatic seaport of grapher James Thomas was fined -ciiidr .Austrian rrprearntallvra Federal Republic for first four materials and abuse out the barred Trieste Itself, was placed undeh SlOO, suspended. "The possibility of "even a rather ' in any fiiliire-meetings belMeen living." years of Ita existence... Profea- doors of their cells. with the purchase of Anglo-American Jurisdiction. The Howeve •. the sentences were amall decline-jn American business Russia and the three AVratem sional joumallsUc fraternity. Sig balance, mostly hilly farmland, Mattresses were set afire and activity” ' gives concern to many po« ers on^'iin ...Inde'peMlrBcn ma Delta Chi, will honor the late stayed after attorney Tom J. Ed a quart can of Just wait till you rest your weary head in its snow-white flulfi- was ttiraed over , to temporarv tossed out windows w hich had been nations, the repprt said. It enipha- ■ treaty for Jhia m-cupled couatry, Ernie Pyle during National News-1 wards. general counsel for the broken with fists or articles ripped [sized that the dÎlne of U. S. null Yugoslav control. I . - Scripps-Howard newspapers, an- ness and see how soft it is... toft as down. And then , . . what paper Week. ' | from cell walls. Lavatories were tary spending need not necessarily ■ ARMSTRONG’S In has speech of Siindsy at 1 noiinced he would file a. notice of FK.\O.AL.\ SU SPENDED wonderful resiliency it has as you move your head. How cool it A monument erected to pro-Tito] broken from their supports and csu.se a busine.ss dip. and noted partisans who fought against Na- | Washington, Sept. 10 i/Pi—• (roBlIaned na Page Eight) that the U. S. government is lom- LINOGLOSS WAX is, too . . . lightweight Dacron holds no he4t. I (Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Pago Seventeen) The Army today suspended I J \ MeCoN Skirt 42)1. KoattDS) zls in World War II waa blown up mitted to lake vigorous measures In a town near the Auatrn-Yugo- to combat any alimip. IaiiiIs Fragala, an S8JMM-a->esr elav border... IT. S. State Depart engineering supervisor at F'ort Both For In Handy Carrier And don’t worry jf you have allergies, if you sneeze easily, or if "However.,jur.V- short downturn $119 ment decides to halt publlratlon of would at once bring back the dollar ' Kiiatia, A'a., who was ladlcteil you're sensitive to odors. Purofied't Dacron-filled pillow is non- Ita official German language news-, problem in its full severity, despite ■ over 14 months ago (nr perjury Use this fine cleaner on a ll Armstrong’s Floor and Wall and conspiracy to -defraud tha allergic, dust-proof, and odorless. Don’t worry about moths or paper In Weat Germany but to con any action taken by other ooiinlrics i tinue It In Berlin. Gas Fumes Imperil Boston tiovernmenti...... Coverings. It is also recommended for cleaning painted or In the meantime to strengthen \ McCell 14)0 mildew, either. Dacron is moth-proof and mildew-proof. .Anviet Ambaaaador to London their position." the i*eport said. ' iinpainted floors, w-alls, w-oodwork, furniture, refrigerators, Jacob Malik leaves aboard i(uren VI.NSO.’A 'S K ’CESSOB? * Boston. Sept. 10 (iPi -High test: Fire Chief John Cloiigherty, "God. Ivar Rooth. the Fund's nianag- bathroom fixtures, glass, metal furniture, and other house Elizabeth for New York to attend ga.,oline leaking into atorm draina A quarter mils■ away ... is the .300- ! director, echoed the appeal' Washington, Sept. 10 Will it wear.’ Try and make it wear out. And wash.’ Yes. What United Nations General Assem help us all.” hold items. ' from an undetermined source Early tixtay Cloughert.v said the At 1 .vaR’idav bv World Bank Sen. Hendrickson (R-.\J) lo4lay bly... International 'Council of H a stage last night imlice i pr„(d,nt Eugene R Black for a ■ pillow 1 VC'hat a value! Come in for a couple today. spread the danger of fire and storm drains appesred free of urged President Eiaenbower to For extra wear and easier care, follow with a light coat Christian Churches aaya It will | more liberal U. S. tariff policy appoint Chief Juatice Arthur T. explosion today over a half-mile gaMline and a clcilieil hsif-mile •end barrage of 10,000 hallnana then decided against It Vanderbilt of thr New Jersey of Annstrotig’s Linqgloss Wax. Ewefi, 7 « 9 5 section of East Boston an a ca section o f U. S. Route 1-A was ■. If the Fund's debtor countries carrying amall . biblea Into Iron Ga.soline fumes were noticed are to a< hieve "convertibility" Supreme Court aa Chief Jualleo dotted with a hundred big fuel reopenefl to traffic. However, fire McCall I44t Curtain countries. . tanks. Tuesday. .... and again yesterday- . '"that is. ma,l$e their money freely of thr United States. HirJC Green U. S. Sen. Pre*toll Bush aaya he companies were kept at the scene the area but it was not until late ; exchangeable for dollars and other, gtampn Given With Cash Sales fSoae O * I.nrge Aren The danger area was along will push for tax teglslailon In Con- i While police closed off a 5- afternoon that workmen- discciv- ‘ currencies they must have more' UAS, OIL PKIUES HIT greaa alniifd at halting ’’ raids” on ‘ Highway 1-A. close to the Revere ered ga.soline leaking from a drain sqiiare-mile zone znd warned resi ready access to markets where dol - W'aahlngtua, Sept. 10 In Connecticut and other New Eng line and not far from Suffolk pipe into a tributary of Chelsea dents not to smoke ■ or light lars can be earned. Booth aaid. aa attark on rereni oU and gaa« land Induatriea by Southern'elates Downs horserace track. Some of Creek. By this time a marsh maches, firemen poured thousands Steady progress toward elimina ollne price bmiata, Feiteral Trsdn ..Internal Revenue Diatrlct Direc the nation’s big;gest gasoline com area near the Suffolk Downs sta of gallons of water into sewers in tion of dollar deficits In the past Uommlaaioner Stephen J. Spln- tor James J. Graham lasues wara- panies operate distributing sta bles was repo'rted saturated. U1 ***’ ’ WFepa aver the bodv #f an effort to flush the gasoline into year. Rooth went on, haa brought garn today railed nn the gov> lag to Btato toxpayera to file quar. Stet, hla 17-moath-oM Boxer guide dog, klOed h> an automobile wiilrh tions here and authorities estimate At first it was thought the fuel the world lo a point at which "the terly payments of ealimated. tag Chelaea Creek, and thence to B oa-' as much aa 100 million gallons of eramrnt to bring about “a e«N»> TheJWHAUeo. did not atop nfter hitting the anlmni. Hnit haa had 8let only alnoe ton Harbor and the sea. i leaked from one of the storage convertibility of currencies haa bc- tMJWHAU co. not later than midnight, Sept. 15, Inna. gSMlina are stored in tanks and; petitive marhet or some form at "U this thing ôes,” said Daputy supervision" over the oU lndiM« MIteli«U » 08«« *toq. U.S. Pot. OS. balow ground. ' (OnnUniied na Pagn Bight) {OamOmnaC am ( i f Eighty T§# CENTER ST, MANCRISTBE . 1 - \

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