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Mrs. Abram Matchett.and Miss A 1 2 ,0 6 5 Prebnbly eleudy tenlgkt u A Patricia Hewdtt'of 20 Dorothy Rd. PJaqu^ Awarded Wedneedny. Lew tonight near About Town are vacationing at Old Orchard. ReichenbaclvCarlson Wedding Two Wonderful Values in r ef tte Ai •8. Hlfti Wedneednjr near 89. . Maine. ■ To AL Auxiliary^ Burenu of C|t«olni Mr. and Mri. Alexander. M. _ — — -Si Manchester——A City of Village Charm Shearer will hold an open ho"Q*e at The monthly meeting, of the 'Miss Shirley Louise. Carlson, their home on Cldar Mill Rd., The Auxiliary'to Dilworth-Oor- Britiah American Club will be held daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph - BATES BEDSPREADS ton.. Sunday from. 2 to ft p.m. in iomorrow at 8 p.m. at.the^ club- nell-Quey Post, No. 102, Amei-ican F. Carlson, 83 W'alker St., was YOL. LXXV, NO. 262 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, (X)NN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 (ClnedHed AdverMaiiig en Page 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS honor of their 50th .wedding an­ houae. Legion, w’ks awarded twm-plaques niversary. married Saturday' afternoon at 3 ' ... at the Department Convention held For Back to School or at Home lAdy Roberta Lodge w;ill meet o'clock in the Emanuel Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. John C. Michaels, tomorrow at 7:30 with Mra. Louiae Church to Jack ..Gordon Reichen- i in Hartford last w eel^ '^ e Auxili­ S7P N, Main St., celebrated their Roblniion at,'691 W. Middle Tpke. bach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew : ary won the plaqites', which are 'No Challenger 35th -wedding anniversary Friday, A. Reichenbach. 20 Ashworth St. i awarded annually, for excellence in with a party given them by their’ The Rev. C.'° Henry Anderson Adlai May Discarci NThe Manchester Fire Depart-: child welfare w-drk., children. ment will hold a drill tomorrpw at performed the double ring cere-' In Manchester? 6:30 at the firehou.se. corner of mony against a background o f . A citation for its history and The annual outing of Local 63, Main and'Hilliard Sts. — white gladioli and carnations. Her- . two honorable mentions for re­ anm Textile Workers Union of Amer­ bert Bengtson, accompanied on the habilitation and music were also in Providence, R. I , Aug. 7 URI - A pixza-eatihg contesV..waa ica. AFL-CSO. will be held Sunday Roger Staiger. the son. of Mr. organ by Gharles ‘Wakeley, sang won by^;fhe group. at the Garden Grove on Keeney St. and .Mrs. Christian Staiger, ' 66 ■'Because,'^ "Oh Promise Me,” and Mi.ss^Barbara Wallet and Mrs. called off laat night to rjick of Officials said nb tli^eta will be Keeney St., is now taking basic "The Lord’s Prayer.” E^ S.- Moseley were appointed Dis­ hunger. sold after .Thursday. training in th. U S, Air Force at Given in marriage by her father, trict sergeant-at-arms and assist- No. 2 ipot on Ticket Two H-.vear-old-'^ouths. one Lackland Air Force Base San An­ the bride wore a white gow-n of, sei-geant-at-arms, respectively. rv weighing 190-and the other tonio, Tex. ' ' satin and lace, fashioned with a' Miss Wallet was elected treasurer ,170, could eatf^only one and a scalloped v-neckline, long sleeves', of the first district. Both women half thc.iy Mr. and Mrs. .1. Edward Mc- coming to a point over the wrists, C hicago, A u g. 7 (TP)— -TM^lai -more lntere*ted in getting a run The .piroprietor of the pizxa irif in GENERAL sre past presidents 'of the local Id he was upset by the Kcever and family, ' 334 Summit and lace bustle over s full, gath­ Auxiliary. - I .. J E. Stevenson is prepared X i "I,V* ,J'"*, t I T TV SERVICE St., and Mrs. Ella ,M. Quish, fid­ ered skirt.-which ended in a train. Mrs.Ay.ilbur Little, retiring Dis-1 L 1-i- ,.1. j- i- -J .^ n o tch Vice President *thHn in sat- fariiire of the Providence con­ 's. School St., .have returned from Her fingertip veil of illusion was trict president, will represent the toS8 political tradition aside m ,he „«ual requlrimenU of testants to do better. Days a vacation at Daytona Beach, Fla." held by a ,tiara of seed pesrls. She filling second place on the geoj^phy and voter appeal, He said the record at hia Nights District st the Natiohal Conven­ $2.95 1 ..^ ^ carried a cascade of white carna­ tion in Lo's Angeles. Calif, the first ticket if he ^j^ins the Demo- s t e ^ s o n > view, like that^ shop is four and a half pizr.as. TEL. BQ 8-5194 < tions and roses with ivy Streamers. week of September. "But the fellow who did that.” . The bride', sinter Mrs. Micheir cratic presidential, nomina- "^ITaldamul^Sau -Um—proprietor aaid. "cqmefi Challenges Premier lacobucci. 14 Nathan Rd.. was insi D ob. much atrengUKto the from Fall -River, Maaa:” ■ ;> TTC nMY C 4 tron of lionor. She wore a pink Stevenson, the party’s 1952 What Stevenawn w; s, he has strapless gown of Isce and nylon Increa.se Noted nominee. ii atipremely confident he . told friends, is, President DEXTROSE < net with a lace bolero jacket and -A will get the top nomination on the j who will be the snt'a per- To Keep Proniises carried a bouquet of blue carna­ In Arrests Here first or second ballot at next sonal r^preaenisi^i''* in JSBJtgi-aa* Average Price tions and white stephanotis. week’s convention here. a ' man who/can gel alobg with ^rthur Store^ Donald R. Reichenbach, 20 Ash­ Thia view, of courae. ia diaputed ; members of Conin-ess and be in^ef- ; worth St.i brother of the groom,' Police made 22 more arrests In ; by supporters of Gov. Averell Har- j fective^^rce for the White House O f iSteel Hiked Washington, Aug. 7 (/P)— President Eisenhower called dn wa.i best man. Ushers were Wil­ July than in June, a report of Po­ riman of New York and several! legiahttive program. Soviet Premier Bulganin today to demonstrate a “ hew spirit” liam Law-ton, 8 Carol Dr., Rock­ lice Chief Herman O. Schendel in -, '•fUft OIL ceremony, the bride's mother re­ numbered 131 in June and 147 in basic steel producer, today hiked Eisenhower said bluntly he i.s “ greatly disturbed by-the de­ ceived in a navy blue dress with a lint show it. He slreadV'ds reveiw- hower. ' ■ its prices sn average of JS.ftO per GASOLINf through the South, the bride was July. The largest increase was in Ing and refurbishing 'nia poaitlon .attracted by Humphrey velopments which have occurred since Ave met at Geneva” at corsage of pink sweetheart roses. arrests for speeding, 21 in June and ton. Mrs, Reichenbach wore a navy blue wearing a royal blue nylon print Cdlorftti Plaid Homespun bn major issues in anticipation of . To get the kind of man he Republic steel, the third ranking the summit conference a year ago. : 48 In Jllly. j a rigorous fall i-ampsign agaln.at wanta. Stevenaon is willing to dress with pink sweetheart rose dress with white accessories and a Weddings Accidents also jumped from 29 to producer, aiso announced pjice in­ In a personal letter to the Soviet leader, Eisenhower chal­ corsage. President Ei.apiihower. waive geographical consideraUons. corsage of white carnations. The 37, and parking violations from 817 • creases effective today which it lenged him to “do'more to realize the hopes” bom at the BANTLY OIL When leaving for a motor trip couple will be at home to their to 848. ' ' Thinks Ike Overrated Sr *" attracted, for instan^, to | ,.j^ general copipare wllh^the $5.95 Stevenabh has convinced himself Democratic Sen. Hubert Hum- " ^ - surhmit conference, especially to keep pledges about German I 'Ml- \M . IM friends after Aug. 20 at , 49 Winter Spencer-Ferris j Arrests for offenses other than price changes -heretofore an St. ■ i . TWIN and FULL BED SIZES In primary campaigning in all sec­ phrey of nearby Minnesota. Hum- unification “ which desperately need to be fulfilled.” ■ M \ '\ I I'l I I Mrs. Grace R. Ferris, 9 Laurel j motor vehicle violations increased | nounced bv its competition.” Mrs. Reichenbach graduated in from 30 to 38. - .' i Red, green or yellow and black plaid.s on beige hewne- tions'^ of the country that Eisen­ phrey'a friends were the first, to Bethlehem Steel, the No. 2 pro­ In .that connection Eisenhower-- . . , St.,' was married Saturday in hower's popularity la overrated. open headquarters here for the No. TEL Mltrlirll 9.459S 1984 from Manchester High School, .apun ground. % ducer. and Jones A I..aughlin Steel, gave short shrift to a Bulganin . -w w rena 4^ and is employed by the. Hartford the- South Methodist Church to /Stevenson believes the President 2 spot. the fourth ranking producer, said Rusiness as Usual on Suez Canal proposal-for withdrawal of foreign \ f gya-nr V|/'||l i g%%- can be beaten in November. Stevenson also has had some troops from Germany., J » .l. ZZZ V ▼▼ A U V T d TEL .ROCKVIl LF 5-2177 Special Machinery Co. Her husband Roger M. Spencer of Am!t>-ville, Regular $8.95 "We are atill. studying the price ^ The World’s Flueet Brands ^ attended, local schools and is em­ N. Y. With thia in mind, Stevenson is arm praise for Jdayor Robert F. situation." The Soviet Premier advanced -■ * • ployed by First National Stores in | 'The couple will spend a 2-weeks looking ahead still further to Jsn- T While'steel prices vary widely, that idea, in a letter to Eisen- I ' / I I f I f I W lg v -yi g -n Kemp's, Inc. . Hartford. vacation in St. Petersburg, Fla. uarv. He has told friend.s he is (CoAMnuM on Fifteen) depending upon the many types, hower June 6. along with a plan ' A 4 ^ V fv fv F X T l .^ U 1X 1 W8 BIAIN ST. MI 8-5880 DR. MELVIN HORWITZ Bates "Rob Roy" Extra Heavy for individual cuts in national arm ' g ^ BABYLAND head Herald Advt. t Arthur Drug Stores 1 the- composite price wa.s about j J130 a ton -before the five-week forces without the inspection and. I Igst'J'klMilt* I ll*Sa'l't’ announce.s the opening of I strike which ended during the past verification system on which thU v .F V a'V F m il^ l Plaid Homespun 1 weekend. country insists. Bulganin called _ _ _ hi.8 office for the prac­ Bteiiton Calls Ike Policy Car Price* May Jump his plan a "new approach” to get Washington, Aug. 7 OP) ’The tice of general .surgery at The price hike ultimately may dis^m am ^t going -Defense Department today issued SPECIALIZING IN' Insural Against be felt by millions of persons who Cites Free Elections Pledge , draft call for 17.000 men The H A K CORK $6o95 buy the thousand.s of article., made Eisenhower, in a reply delivered i„ October -r- all for the Army, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES VACATIGN RAIN? 29 HAYNES STREET . TWIN and FULL BED SIZES ‘Bliiff, Boast, Backdown’ Jrom steel. Even before the price in Moscow today, related the Ger- This ia the largest monthly MANCHiSTIR CONN* hike came, the .auto industry in­ msn phase of the Bulganin plan draft quota since last December's MI 3 -m 4 Red. green or yellow and black very col^ifful plaids on to the "promises” of Geneva .— beige ground. ______dicated it wa.s anticipating auch s 18.000. ' However, that Included GENERAL CONTRACTING If not, coll CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS especially unification in free elec­ 8,000 for the Army and 10,000 for c'T-ui.,ci..ic - .6«=i...... B ',:-imi nve and making provisions for tions. He told Bulganin that “ ob­ REMODELING AND REPAIRING Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales turning from farm issues to for-i pudiate Yalta,” 'mas.-’s internation-; retary Dulles tell the hard-woi'k- On the broad,er disarmament al relations hss been marked by ing Senate Foreign Relations Com- ber. wae necessary for the Army to ERNEST A. RITCHIE tik JMI "bluff. j)oasl and backdown/’ n.ittee tliat the Soviet Union was proposal Eisenhower said Russia’s | counteract a lag in reaching Its Willflim Benton, formei Senator close to the ’verge of “ collapse.' announced cut of 1,200.000 men | «;heduled etrength'. At the end of 16 LIBERTY ST. — TEL. MI 3-8172, MANCHESTER Special For Tuesday Only! ^ CORA in iU armed forces merely follow#; i*st month, the Army was about a r m C o h n - from Connecticut and onetime as-1 Thank God the committee and Ck)iivict^d Red LJCU'C I A niCC * ^ alatant secretary of state, said in i Congre.sa didn’t believe him. On the cuts the West hss already m ade 11 S.300 men short of the approved Closed For CORNEROF \ND OAK STREETS since World War II. And he said; goal of 1.040,250. prepared testimony that "The . lontrary. Congress increased the he doubts that action by Individual I .pu, v_i__ country hss been lucky to avoid ! appropriation foM the air force Loses Bid for ,^ ,1 disaster” linder Republican for-1 by somstliing—like a -b illton dol- would'dJi m ’ I the total number of*men —Yxicathm eign policies. He said it is "high lars." drafted or earmarked for In- NVIS1BLE time to return our foreign pdtic.v' Fanlaatie Poaitlliti VA Payments . . “**■ «*"*™t*“ I voluntary InducUon since the Here's to competent and experienced Benton said .the Eisenhower ad­ ...... I resumption of Selective Service ia SHOE REG. Under the granite gaxe of a Wofid War I memorial (top photo), shipping atill paases peace­ Eisenhower Mid "w# welcome” September 1950. Auq.- S to Aug. 13 hands.'” ministration haa ".failed to counter Washington. Aug. 7 f.Pi — R6b- fully along the Sue* Canal after seiture of the company by th# Egyptian government. In the- HALF SOLES S2.50 Benton was one of 34 groups and communism’s appeal to the uncom­ srt G. Thompson, convicted Com­ lower photo, the Britiah carrier' Bulwark, a helicopter visible on her deck, dwarfs a ferry steamer' Army is now the only serv- Good Advice Individuals lined up to give the of ^ e ^vlla Stalin imposed with- jee resorting to the draft. For a Zippers Replaced, Shoe.s Made Longer or Shorter, mitted and under-developed na­ munist party official, today lost as the big warirtiip moves out of Portsmouth, England (Aug. 6 r en rout# to the Medlterranesn REPAIRS DON'T THROW THOSE COMMUNITY . Democratic committee their views tions." And by strongly emphasis- hiR for rc*lor*.lion of Eov*’ where Britain it augmenting her forces. in Rusma during his rule. But, he 110-month period during tMe Shoes Dyed To Match Sample, Hats Cleaned and oh what kind of foreign policy P**'^*- *'*’ ' ernmenVtiaymenta for a fliaabilily streMed’ thwe “evils were also Korean War the Marine Corps while you waif OLD SHOES AW AY.- PRESS Blocked. Toes Opened, Cut Down V'amps, Replace All CONNICtiCVT MIDIiCAl SIKVICI. INC. plank the Democrats should adopt. Republuans "have got u.a into the incurrSl Jn the Armv in World evident in St^lne foreign policy, drafted 81,430 men, but has taken IRING THEM IN TO US Broken Heels. Umbrellas Repaired. Inherited Good Btneprint fantasliy position of ha\-tng to j jj ' .J r * . no drhfUee since May 1952. Benton said the Republicans "in­ convini-e the world that we are for , ' veteian* Administration a r ie v Z ' The Navy ha. drafted a total of FOR EXPERT REPAIRS! herited a good foreign policy bltie- 221 N. Main St. P**'^*'” . : tVAi announced that iU board Egypt May Seek ‘V.N. Aid hot*? 50.000 men starting last Novem- (D sip i. prinl" fr-om former Pfealdent Tru­ Benton said he ha.s visited NEOLITE top lifts on women’s of appeals had^bund that Thomp­ b*e lT e ^ ^ U °4 t tl;S io n n .lSi «’’*»>™Ty of this wooden aplke heels— at no ex­ man. who ill to give his views to Europe nearly a doxen times since son gave aid to the enemy by tra charge for Neollte. ' Democratic platform writera he left the Senate in 1953. He lo.tt spi.eches he made during the Ko­ also to be remedied by a. new q>irit Draft call* for the first fbur Shoes made longer—or wider. Thursday. to Republican William A, Purtell rean War and therefore is not. eli- for which I also appeal." i months' of \his year were at the 8lf6det^^oes rfflnished to look When the Eiaenhower adminis­ ir the 1952 election. gible for the disability payments. Before Suez Canal Parley The Preeident, in effect, accused | 6,000 level but have increased HALE’S SPECIALS tration and Secretary of State Dul- Benton aaid the Democratic A VA spokesman .said the de- ______\ ______Bulganin, of backing down on aince. IS HEADQUARTERS lea ituck to Truman policiea party should push for expanded cislon is finsl and that Thompson, agreements he made at the Big P'OR MANCHESTER "they fared reasonably well,” Ben­ educational • opportunities r this j now iri the federal penitentiary at London, Aug..' 7 1 J’i'" Cairo i.proval of the idea of putting the.,.was discussed at a-meeting of the Four conference in Geneva and ton sa’ld, but when they tried to country, including a broad pro-1 Atlanti. haa no further avenue sources said today Egypt may Suez Canal under international' r.ouncll of - the North Atlantic then added in terms usually point­ SAM YULYES HIGH SCHOOL TUBS, and WED; ONLY Adjust to fresh developments, a gram of national.arholarships, lo t t o apMal...... iT v c...... control. ' 1 Treaty Orgsmixation in Paris. ed for an international exchange: Shoo Repairing of the Better Kind for Over 40 Years. three-alage cycle oi "bluff, boast develop scientific knowledge .to ' —~--7—Thotnpson contracted tubercii ■ Counri^'^ the Suez 6ana1 cm J h^Tve’^ex" "I must confess I am perplexed 15 MAPLC ST. — Just a Few Steps From Main St. and backdown" resulted. combat faat-growing Russian loaia/whlle serving-in the Pacific conference United SUtea had agreed upon the . c'elegstea were said to Bulletins Opposite First National Parking |^t. Opcif All Day Mondays. as to how, we can. work together CHASE & SANBORN "We have fewer friends today, akills. J j^ At’orld War II. Hee wga\va» clasai-viuai- -Donsored in l^rfinnLondon bv "he the SirBis principle of internationil control, | j luuculalned theiruic* portion1- to 'their At- constructively if agreements Which GYM SUITS and colder allies," Benton said. Stanley K. Horqbeck. U.S. am fled for a time as 100 per cent The.; ^ ^ ‘ “ at the conference' would dis- lantic partners are negotiated at the highest level 'The neutrals are skeptical of ua, , bassador to the Netherlands from disabled and was receivingsceiving pay-pay infoi^mSnt close to President 'Vest (Gei:man cabinet in after the most thorough explora­ Instant Coffee Combination '| even to the point of contempt. Our 11944 to 1947. submitted a atale- menu og *150 monthly. namsT^ Abdel Nassei- aaid the tries attending could put forward Bdnn accepted iU'invitatlon to the tion do not Seem dependable.” BUY0NK'2 0Z. JAR •fnemiea are more confident, even aient calling for a platform pledge The paymenu were suspended in : their own proposals. . , Aug. 16 conference...... New Plen for ‘Open, Skies* HU .YOYANCRS FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD to the points o f arrogance. '1 against admitting Communist 1951 -when he ju m j^ ball after be- pluming to the. Security Council Some Coiinlries Hesitate ' In New Delhi, the Afghan em- Eiaenhower put. on new pressure Qrtfpo( Maine, c A'ng.' 7 (AV» AT REGULAR PRICE...... C$wC • How hollow' today sound tho.se'China to the United Nations. He ing convifted with 10 other top British and French mllitarv, Hia . statement aeeme made, he aaid. it been hesitating over their replies. Ck>ndemnk Artion .. consideration. of the Soviet, rejec­ 'land .Amateur golf tourney to­ A Romorkoblo Now Instant Coffoo! , , ______the Aug. 16 date. . Some diplomats have reported that Australla’a flKleral cabinet, tion of his "open skies" areial rg- day, defeating Joe Mitchell, ene slogan. (pble, hia disability payments Replies to Invitations to the 24- ,*^*’ese countries Were holding off meeting in Ca-iberra, issued a conna'ias'ahce proposal. ' tVethersfleld, Coan., 2 and I. OLD GOMPANTS f 'Liberate the sstelliles!.’, 'un-- I (ContinueJ er Page-Fifteen) would be reduced to *67 a month ' nation conference Called- by' Brit-1 might appear they were statement saying the government Staa Hlllnekl of Mnnch^tdr, because his tuberculosis Is classed ' France and the United'States Approving the principle of Interna "condemned the abrupt and high­ (Continued on Page i5ght) ' Conn., also advanced, edging Dr. LEHIGH ai.havirtg been arrested. ” |-were lagging. ---tionalization-----— *•— ■ beforehand. handed action" of E^'pt. It de­ Ted Lenezyk, Mewtl^fton, Conn., ’ The announcement said Thomp- ! s if George Young, head of the , 'Voung refused to reply to a ngws cided to send Foreign Secretary I u p ./ Political Guessing Game son’s wife and two children are Britfah Foreign Office news de- Richard G. gpsey to the London Stokers and Oil Burners Sold'and 2 p‘‘s*- 49* conference question whether the noiy receiving "an apportioned j partment, announced that atlpnd- Briti.sh government consideied ,it- conference. ' ’47 Hurricane IKE’S AIDE SEES HEBTER Serviced Promptly and Clftclently. Regular size. share of the beneflU" which VA ante did not (mplv' advance ap- self bound befoi ehand to any-Con­ Paris dispatches said French j Boston, Aug. 7 -:^,,Pree- — withheld from Thompson. * ference decisions,. . military officers were conducting identlal assistant Sherinaji The washday miracle. For cleamtr clothes, sparkling Ballots spokesman said this amounted to Prime Minister Eden’ has' de^ talks with .British military lead-- Cloud Seeding Adams called on Maeeachnsette dishes. $30.50 monthly and will hot 'be dared that Britain ls'"'reaolved not- "Vs .on. the possibility of setting up Gov. Herter today, but he eaM It 8. L WILLIS & SON, he. ffected by the decision. a\ joint Brltish-irrench command was ‘ynst . a courtesy call.’* i-' I It to accept the unfettered control of 1 MAIN ST. — TEL. 8H 8-51S5 - Thompson was given a hearing 1 NewjS Tidbits tbC^anWl by .Egypt. Sources close in case military action ia finally Sparks Disjiute Adams:' was In Herter’s office for Released K efauver?!early in July by the VA's Board to Nasjler on the other hand have 1 decided .upon in the,3uex crisis, about five mlnuteo.' Herter later La Rosa Spaghetti of Veterans Appeals, He had ap- ' Culled from AP Wires reported that, he wSs ready to I Young’s statement.'read st a sold be had net expected Adame, ( PlIlQ IgJ ------^ -- I pealed to the admlniatretor 'from fight rajher than perihit the canal newn conference, said: ' ‘ Washington. .-Aug. 7 1^ — Evl-i who, he said, earn# in to eay' WITH (EDITOR'S NOTE: Tbe Wg. Some of the gains made by the ruling denying him further dis- dence sugges’Ung that the pfaly hello.” Adams’ visit wns about on I, tq pass under international control, French Defense ilinister -Mau­ hurricane ever subjected to artifi- MEAT BALLS qtieaHon todn.V Is where the votes Stevenspn and Harriman since ' ability payments, Fust batch ,o( prospective | Meanwhile, the growing tension rice Bourgep-Maunoury and hia an- hour niter Herter held a cans reiesaed by Sen. Estes Kefauver ha,ve come from Kefauver delo- : ; Thi VA noted that Thompson jurors caU^^ for tisil of eight men I p, ghed oil shares down sharply on , chief civilian and military assist- i fj*'cial >loud seeding "would have. news conferenoe at which ha IN SAUCE talll go when tbe Dem'orratlc con- gates and some from recheCks of is now serving s sentence after ■ iiu *1.218.211 Brink s robbery ot | the London stock exchange today,.'ants were reported agreed' upon as Reported lo- said be. doesn’t even want te eather Bureau MIRRORS ventt'on gets rolling next week, previously uncommitted delegatesIS. eonvicUon under the Smith Act. 1950 crowds iiito separate court-j after a dive 'in,'\Vall Street y e s -1.the principle of a joint com m and.!^*' " talk any ’ more about his posi­ Mail label to LaRosa, Danielson. Conn., and get full re­ Here Is the latest .\P tabulation. 1 7 ClaMlfled and-•- it..-- continued:.— ...... ----- J. -room „ for Initial , TT instriirttons J o. -1...... 1 I t#rd»vterday. \ini-.More ■%,Yhsn *280----- million —...... High. mefeoroloeist. ranking French naval offi-1 ^ w ^ tion in the Atassea-NIxon vice fund. Limited quantity, whlc4i sheds some light on .Adlai remains to be decided how The Board of Veterans Appeals Negotiators for United Steelwo^lo- j ..-a, glired off oil vslue.s in the first i-cecs at Toulon were Said to have Forecaster Conrad Mook sal sn Presidential nomlnatloa con­ AUTO GLASS Stevenson's prospects of getting 171, Kefauver voles are to be held that this background and the ! ets Union and Aluminum Com-|,few minutes in London: I intensive study of the- October troversy. ' . Standard First Quality 1947 hurricane indicates that at the nomination on an early bal- i.|assified. speeches he delivered against the-pany of America rontinur talks Egypt’s nationalization of Suez i. (Cootlnoed on Page iHglit) the time it was seeded it "was ADLAI )4UPPOBT GROWS FURNITURE TOPS !•!)• . Kefauver. who withdrew and United Stales after the Korean ' toward nesv contract. • . ' 3 fovorito sizos at our lo W M t priCGS ^ FRESH VEAL—NO WASTE—BONELESS conflict started, constituted as- Qov^ , Marvin Griflln orders new ' — either standing still, and therefore AVashlngton, Ang 7 UP) — ------^ - j said he would support Stevenson likely to rec'tirve soon from na­ |Sliow«r Stall Doors - • Glass Tub EnelosuiosI By D. H.AROLD OLI''in the interest of party unity sn(l and complete investigation into Oscar L. Chapman, aecreta^ o( (.AP Staff Writer). - victory, predicted moat of his dele- (Contlaued on Page Two) series of leg smashing* by- rock tural causes, or it. already Interior in the Truman admin- Adlal Stevenson’s .chances for a gates would swing to the foi-mer. quarry prison convicts who charge Typhoon Deaths Pass 2,100, atarted .to recurve.” stration, left' today for Chicago Veal Roll Roast "^49* second Democratic presWential Illinois Governor. Hinlnisn dis- they have been ill treated by Mook said in an interview that where he Is expected- to votra 'nomination on an early ballot have agreed and his backers stepped tip hia findings "appear to rule out” open support for Adlai Stevea- Ed SulliVan to Quit ifays Soviet Communist . party Millions Homeless, China Says the suggestion by Dr, Irving son for the Democratic J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. R»pula r Heigh t Pillo w Eftia Plump Pillow King Size Pillow turned up sharply since Sen. Estes their efforts to win new strength Kefauver withdrew in his favor a for the New -Yorker. , . , chief Nikita Khrushchev tells him Langmuir of the General Electric, idential aomlnatloa. His deef- OPEN ELYILY 8 AM. to ft P.M. Regtflarly $6.95 Regularly $8.95 WE INVITE YOO t o TRY ’ Kremlin’s attack on Stalin "was Co. that "the seeding of the hur- alon, disclosed to close personal INCLUDING SATURDAY Regularly.$10.95 week ago today. James Fiiinegan. 'Stevenson’s Hospital Thursday I 1 But Gov. Avqrell Harriman of campaign mdnsger, predicts something Russian people took in 6y 'JOHN RODERICK. .*and veered north. It sp«nt Itself ' ricane may have played at least O' friends, added to growing Indl- Hong* Kong. Aug. 7 c/F> Re- deep in the interior. contributory role in the hurricane ratioiis former PrnMent Harry BISSELLST.* - Ml 9.7322 |New York, Stevenson’s leading Steveqson will ' have more Derby., .Aug. 7 i/Pi -Telertsion'a their stridcv” lopponent in the first ballot test than 600 votes on the first ballot Bctinomlst Riobert R. Nathan ports from-Red-China ;saich today Chekiang ' prorince. south of abruptly changing its course.” .S. Truman la prepared to aeeept. Ed Sullivan, injured yesterday in that Typhodn Wanda- was one of Shanghai < on the'coast, bore the; Dr. Langmuir was chief con-; Sieyensoa as the party's I9M VEAL STEAkettes ^79* 'at Chicago next week, says he’s and will win no later than the a two-car collision at' Seynfoiir, , tells Democratic . platform Corn- NOW the Owitury’s worst, killing more brunt of the terrible blow. ’ stiltant on an Armed Forces re- nominee. NOW NOW I in the race to stay to give the second. will remain a patient st Griffin | mittee U.S. has appeared to world * ■ • • •••••••• 6.9,« Hot ths« o evto ond droomy »tylo? (Tondorod, Liko Cubo Stodts). Democrats what he calls a "fight- ' Frank McKinney, of Indiana, than 2,100 persons and leaving mil- Winds of up to-ISO m.p.h. veloci--! search project during which the t-loapiUl - 'inl'l Thursday, his “ divided, leailerlesa land” . . . j Uons hom'elesa on the CTiinese, ty tore serosa. Chekiang, causing BRITISH TO HANG THRUB - Poguiotton MOORE t hovo ttio At ing leader." former Democratic national chairr ■ on - the (?7iinese, ty tore across - Chekiang, causing hurricane in question was seeded « Sale priced now.for a carefree j ond froodem el »Kortt and o »hirt u J 111. Cnidr. Richard B. Varjej- Jr., is | mainland. ’ casualties put by Peiping Radio with dry .ice. ■ He has said the Nicosia, <^prna, Adg. 7 aHr/ i *.“* '!’* : Former President Harry- Tru- man and a Harriman leader, be- The CB.S network had saia he guilty in Norfolk, Va. Navy A compilation of dispatches at 1,960 dead and 1,200 iojurerf. Goveraor Sir John Harding la- • Order.rin pain.'|u«( Yrritc le 4 or 4 ia tht proper squire. » I summer — a boost to your » .. . yol tHoy'ro p cool. on#-gioct seeding may have affected the DELICIOUS EATING man and a batch of "favorite 1 iieves Harriman will have "in.-the wmild leave t hospital ' court-marUal on charge of "negli- from the Communist New China One report said 38,000 homes were da,v ^eonfirm^ Hie death asa- outfit. Horo'i d proctKol hmd of - tons" appear to hold the key to neighborhood" of 450 first ballot course, of the hurricane in some. "'•--LJ —• wLfABt TO loouBi ooe**oT&fM • cradlo of oefp whipped.iMmy an early decision.. i votes. hazarding" hi* ship, the : News agency put the number of destroyed in the province and way, and .last winter he said he tenrra e f thsee Oraek cyprtot aiu> »liiia loch tothson doitgn for gy«n. with his ^nday_ nlgh^ TV pro- - destroyer Eaton. known dead at *2.161 and the in-j more than a million persona were | believed the 1956 hurricanes Con- Iremlsts—the flaal 1 ^ ^ slspr A U T O I f • I - ARoest^ I latex. Won I wilt or mat. Non- With 686<, of the national con-i Harriman supporters obvioiitly BODY • n "AXfUUPlMMF “ . ■------— • al!er|re!nic. A Boon To Allergy . Modo from MOORE Sonferizod gram, ^ e Ed Sulltv^ Show. i » Racial drsegregallon by opening juredi— J at almost-----. ...the same----- figure.----- | homeless.-----could - have been di- before they go to the gnllssrs. OyoKloth. M (litt colpr»1' • RIB LAMB CHOPS >79’ -eantion’s 1.372. votes needed- for are hopingTruman — who ha's But Di-. Edward R. Harvey Jr., schools, in September ia ordered - The casualties may be boosted „ Wands took six lives on the Na- ' city ,1^ Sufferers. Dustleas, Sagless, verted "if we had followed up the' A boa traffic was hnpoesd nomination, an Associated Press; professed neutrality — w-ill come ol Seymour said the fact that Sul-I city o f (tharlotlesville in V lr-; when reports reach the Red Re- tionalist island of Formosa be- tabulation of pledged votes and i nut with a public plug far the New experiihent of 1947." Ib this capital city, sotWag- off i:’ : □ ...... » . « I . .s y v r p~ar. -s llyan was aufferipg from a chest : ginia by federrl ‘Judge .John, Paul tglme’s capital of Peiping from' re-! fore striking the mainland. The REPAIR preferences expressed in polls Y,ork Governor. Today in ^heoCCtady, N. Y.. Dr. | rumors the dxqewtloaa w o w hd OChar,* □CKf.k O** 0. D c ao. surface for summer. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales cold at. the time of the accident! , London Evening Standard re- mote regions where communica- storm left 6,000 Formosans home­ Langmuir told a reporter the aeed-' held shortly. ^ - •iSM k, leUrMlitMl IsUi Coro«rMi«, DrHitid iall.S.A. > Blue shows this line-up: - Hinges on Truman made it adrtsable for him to re- Brit.sh wives and chil- tlona w-ere cut. by the monster. less. It also destroyed many na- ing experiment ' "ahould not be Stevenson .. Daffodil VA’hichever way Truman doe* go. main in hospital. His seventh m sue* Canal 2)ohe air lo.be storm.- i ’ . , live homes and sheared off the brushed aside by the Weather ^ RTOGM 'nCCOYCBINO " , - Harriman .. when the time comes, is .certain right rib is broken, arid he has removed in chartered Roval Air Crops were devaated In an im- j roofs of Army wart^o^ses on the Bureau as inaignlficant.” . '*' Now York. Green I Others ..... Ang. 7 ->‘fnd to have an impact ’’on the Demo­ abrasions of the nose; back and porce planes. * m e i^ area. U.S. - base island of' Okinawa. Asked to comment on Mpoli’e stoeh naarhot im Uncommitted cratic delegates. -qliest. Dr. Harvey treated Sullivan ! United States Air Forceslellases Fear for Floods Anhwei Prg-virice of C)hina rf- etatements, J-angmuir asserted: eotly today fr o « g r een sta m ps T W j W m U c O M Before the surprise withdrawal i Sen. L>-nd6n B. Johnson of OIri*’ Dept— 2nd Floor **'1.**^^*,'" '*1* ' pictures of aircraft rarrying Heavy ralna threatened to flood | ported 100 dead and MO injured'. ”This'ia the kind pf thing thg drop wtth tIk JWIUK co» ' Kefauver, a-ho had 164'* t^leslTexM, Senate Democratiiy leaders, crash scen'^'. and continued to' at­ atomic reactor ..Explosion de the Hai River riekwork in North TTic City of Shanghai was aparatl Weather Bureau has dons cotrsis- GIVEN- MANCHiSTHI CONN* in the AP tabulktion at the lime, m i 58'* votes in his coldmn, and M ANCHiinii C o n n * tend them at the hospital. •treye military barracks in Colom-1 China. the full force of the storm, bu* it tently. They start out to .prove upward MpRIARTY BROTHERS TtaJXIKlUiCees, CORNER MAIN ond OAK STREETS Btevenson had 371 and Harriman | bia.apd ai^oritiee lay large num-; Wanda atmrk the China endst i CORNER MAIN ood OAK STREETS WITH CASH SALES IM . I (OonOnued sn ^ e Two) (OMOned Ml Fagn T«ra) ber of peraona are ItUlefl. - * with dnvadtotlng force Wedneeday i .((DenitoMd ea-Fnce FUtoeiix (OMiMadsd m rmem 891-818 CENTER ,ST. e Ml 8-5188 i T- ” ■ ■ L \ • - / , ♦■ 'i:' : I-

. > MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A I^ MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 / PAGE TBRES *L. X military men. < the Health OfflceV to Director of gates, and visitors will liegin at 1 of greater Hartford, visiting the Dion, Lilly Dunlop; D (rf L, No. 17, sauce, corn on the cob and corn said tenants continue to throw cal year ends Aug. 31. Anyone OIL BURllER hla own plank ae a candidate. Sion, the. Council recommended : Pmoeaalon Moves MImviy Health, and another on an appro­ p.m. in the ballroom, with M99tha Capitol, Elizabeth Park. Trinity Martha Oanaton, Arleen Willi'ams; fritters will be featured, accord­ rub)>ish into the back yard. having bills, against tha town are Mark A Holloran, leader in the VA Payments formation of a committee to pre-^! asked to present them as soon a i 'REBEL WtlHOUr Aa the blue-clad'Sons of Union priation of 8425 for elections. Leemnn and her staff in charge. Chapel, insurance and industrial No. 117, Roy PheVpa. Philip W il­ SERVI« Mlsaouri move to- obtain the nomi­ ing to Jcjhn N. Fartlal. general pare and submit a concreta policy j The next time this is reported. liams; No. 21, William Turking­ Usher warned, a written complaint possible 8 0 they may be Included ■Veterans unit from Mt. Vernon. The Directors will be asked to A parade from Bushnell Park buildings. The lour will end with nation for Sen. Stuart Symington, chairman, i to be followed In-the future by the ( Vlx' dates for three more public ton: No. 14.1, Peter Gaulton; Char­ (Continued from Page One) will be submitted to the Health in this year’s payments. AMUSE Ohio! • led the procession in slow to the Central R acist Church a buffet .supper in Oraqge Hall, of that atale, aaya Missourl'a 38 A specl(al entertainment pro­ Oiuncil, and possibly to be In -: SHOWN 8:45 cadence to the hilltop burisl plot, hearings, on ordinances which will open the convention. The i Manchester, served by Fred Lewie ter Oak, No. 317, Alice Bullard, CALL gram of ^our novelty acts and a Committee for formal action. Program Changed votaa probably will go fo r Syming­ siatance to an enemy of the Unit serted into the city charter. A mystery ride, planned for to­ it playe(i'"Onward Christian Sol­ woi^ld pave the Way for consolida- | Manchesler Pipe Band, *^land Gustave Peter.son. The buses Linda MacCallum. skit by ^-H members has been A month ago. the Council passed . , In hia monthly report, the build­ WILUAMS ton ,aa inatructed "and then awltch ed States." ’ . ing Inspector said a total of 48 morrow evening by the American diers," followed' later by "Swqet? tIoR if fire district voters approve Protestant Youth Band of Mi..ssa-1 will return the delegates to Hart- to Stevenaon at the end of the roll planned by Mrs. Everett Barth. — In a tie vote broken by Mayor | Bye and Bye” 'and the Battl^>*' it, on a law which would give the chiisetts. the Brookline, Maas., ford at 8 p.m. All delegates are OIL SERVICE VA aaid the board acted under a' permits were issued durln^July,* Legion Auxiliary, has been can­ caU if the reaulta ahow what they PresentpUon of awards w'ill be Herman G. Olaon—a motion that i H>'mn of the Repiibllc.” , ^ town power to )js parking meter Band and the Warehouse Point requested to wear their badges. ^WBIBJSI9I5{SI^I5I9ISJS15IGJ3I5I51Bi9J5IBIBi2 1M4 law prohibiting disability pay- ...... with an e.%timated 879.405 w<>r4htrJh celed, dua to the number of mem- are now expected- to ahow.” In the upstairs hall at 6:30 and would require Fern St. land | Drums of the m archera/^’ere funds for off-street parking, and Band will participate in the pa­ tnents to any, persons Who renders 17i30, with a special prize after of construction anticipated amL bera . on vacation, it was • an- Banquet Wednesday J HOSPITA). BEDS ^ Neither Gov. G. Mennep W il­ O' nera to pay full amount of the { unced today. B N O » TVK8. muffled as they marcheti^to the on changing the name of Harvard rade which will heginiat 6:30 p.m. Ml 9-4548 assistance to an enemy i'h time of each performance. assessment, contrary to former 8231 in fees collected. Dana Andrews Linda Oriaial The highlight of the convention and WHEEL CHAIRS liams of Michigan nor Sen. War- Permits were issued to Anton place of the ride, a meeting "COMANCMK” grave where serviMa^ were con­ St. to Harvard Rd. Delegations from Connecticut, will be a banquet Wednesday eve­ armed hostilities. The com supper committee will city policy. » . rias C*-Blt Tennaylvania, New York, Mas.aa- FOR SALE or RENT ten Magfiiison of Washington has Remlnek ~to construct a reaidence will ^ h e l d in the GAR Hall at ducted by the Spin of the Union In personnel matters, the Direc­ ning in the hotel ballroom. The In a summkry of its findings, the meet Friday at 7 p.m. for last The (^cision was reached at that I BsMa Darts Ernsel Bargains' Indicated any intention to release on Franklin St., to Georg;e Risley 7:30 p.m^with a apecUl program Veterans. A jiiifa ll fern wreath, a tors will consider appointing suc­ chusetts. Michigan, Illinois, Cali­ Rev. . Fred R. Efigar of the South IfriX II FURNITURE board said in part: minute instructions. Proceeds from time, ea the baaia that Planning Tall Man favorite son first ballot votes. Wil for conatructlon of two apartment planned. lone rosejrnd a miniature, flag cessors to Edgar Clarke on the In­ fornia and Canada will march. Methodisj Church will give the in­ I L C I I n COMPA.NY •'The evidence ,, establishes the supper will be for the town Commission regulations require The Rev. Clayton Smith, pastor houses on Lewis St.,' ,and to Clem­ BnsketbnlKSeaaon Ending were plafed on the metallic (iasket surance Advisory Committee and vocation. Music will be furnished PHONE M l 3-4169 * reasonable doubt that committee-sponsored 4-H club ac­ developers of subdivisions to pay the graveside rites. — of the Central Baptist Church sob 36. Gov. A. B. CJhandter, with during the .' ,^„„sn Korean ronflirtconflict he ent • Watson for one 4'-apartment With three gahiM remaining in Clarence Vennart on the Manche.s- for dinner and dancing by the 30 Kentucky votes In his pocket, tivities which include fair premi­ full asaeiamenta for inatallation of the Outdoor Baaketball.XMgus be­ RIDING flag which had covered the ter Housing Authority. They will will preach at the divine worship (Thompson) made public utter­ ums. ribbon awards, camp and hoiuie on Orchard St. Landerman Orchestra. aaya ha has a chance of aug­ aewer llifea, therefore, the policy Alderman Thomas Kieman re­ fore playoffs begin, tna.Amerlcan ktWal casket was present by Secretary of algo receiv^. Jlhe resignation of in the church following the pa­ ances which were , calculated by short coiirse scholarships. rade. Supreme Grand- Master Guests at the head table will in­ menting these from Kefauver fol- should be extenr'ed to all property ported 81,529.53 was collected dur­ Legion team la leading wKh a 5-1 the Army Wilbur Brucker to Mrs. Ralph Scudieri from the Town him to Incite others to action bene­ Awards to Legion Auxiliar}' owners. Dawson. Supreme Grand Mistress clude the Supreme Officers, their mom FOR rRENT Iw e r a .' ficial,to the North Korean govern­ ing July from the parking meters, record, Alderman John GlllXRec- John Kobtis, Woolson's daughter Planning Commission. wives a n d husbands; William ' The American Legion Auxiliary A t s hearing 'Thursday evening, Pratz. William Stratton, chair­ The Kefauver withdrawal stirred ment'and the Communist govern­ while 8350 was collected for park­ reation Board chairman, eaidHp rhom the old veteran had resided The Board will be asked to give Turklnjflon, district master; Wil- 8 and 15 mm. Movie Projector* was awarded eifiht out of a pos­ residents of Fern St., objected to day. fhr several years. man, and Mrs. Annie Johnston -^ooHd or ellent, sUo 35 mm. new interest in vice presidential ment of China; lliat he therefore, ing violations. formal approval to two fiscal pro­ co-chairman, will apeak. Lillie Stratton, convention chair nomination proepecU, with many sible 16 special awards distributed the change o f policy, mainly on Alderman Luther Trouton of the Other team records are; Zah An, estimated 2.00fl persons at- cedures put into practice at Uie elide projeetora. G*t to *SOO rendered assistance to an enemy grounds that the street was not \Slaris Tomsrraw Dunlop and Frank Mullen are in T ® * ': William Sinclair, Orange of hla aupportara urging a Steven- of the United Statee . . . And that to Fourth District units during the Public Works Committee reported ner’e, 4-2; Sport Center, 2-4; and X;HaU. *8.111. tend«K,lhe services. A crowd Of recommendation of the town’s au­ Home, Hatboro, Pa.; C. Ahmore American Legion convention just a development and that a petition 'B r ^ . Canf. Fram charge of the, church arrange­ WELDON DRUG CO. l*fer*...Dsrisf—*7 VsmHssI j aon-Kefauver tlckat. Kafauver left by reason of such'-action he has that oiling of city toads was three Varsity. 1-5 about 1,5(^ at the National Guard ditors, use of an automatic check Kidd, and. Jean Millar, moat wor­ completed in Hartford. ' . for sewers was made to the Coun­ Tonight’s games will be played !ti Armory xvliere services were con­ ments. » 901 Main SL TeL MI 3-5321 b Get cash for your vacation in tha door open to accepting second forfiieited all accrued o r , future quarters finished and that work signer, and signature.? of both con­ A .special bps will leave Orange shipful officerd of Britiah Amerl- place, but said there had been no vetera^v.gdministration giiatuities -The eight awards were: *Lucy cil previous to a petition by Reed on the Windsor Ave. sidewalk was as follows: -6 o'clock. Legion vs ducted h ea i^ L t, Colp. Augustine troller and treasurer on disburse­ juit «no trip by phoning firit. St. owners, who were aseesaed un­ Sport Center: 7 o’clock. Zahner’a Hafi, Manchesler, at 6 p.m. Sun­ Employed men and women— mar­ "deala.’* ,6- to which he, might otherwise be M. Edwards cup to the unit ahow- nearing completion. P. Donnelly, a^Preabyterian chap­ -44 JT- ment checks. der the city-psy-for-hsif policy. vs, Varsity. lain. .attached lo\lhe Fifth Army day to bring members and their ried or lingla — get o prompt Stevenaon rafuaed to express a entitled." ' ing the greatest numerical gain in The Council granted the, tax col­ l - M Other matters include transfer­ friends to Hartford for the pa­ DuHng World W ar 17 Thompson memberships in the 7S-or-less Dump Rules lector 8150 for petty cash. It was ‘ Gill said that an all-star tsam headquarters. In Crotutgo, say: ring some uncoHected taxes to the "yes’’ to their loan request her*. \ prafarence for a running mate, but ssjnis rade and church service. The bus •aid Kefauver is "certainly among" was awarded a l>ia|^gulahed men\bership class;. F r a nc e s C, In other city business, the Coun­ also reported t h e corporation is V being picked from the league "To few men has iC '^ n granted' suspense account and approving Phone first and get your loan on' will 'return at 9 p.m. m im m m/iSFQifffmem your first visit to our office, write many ha would consider satisfac­ Service Cross and recomitnjjd^ a Krause cup for the unit showing cil voted that the Health CJommll- coun.sel was conferring with 'Ver­ and a game is being arranged with to see such a vista of nislory. Mr. minor property, traneactlons. or come in today! battlefield promotion but at 'Ui^at the greatest accomplishment in the tee write a set' of rules and regu­ non Selectmen in regard to dispo­ a Manchester all-star team. Woolson has seen the loyal sons .S^HHions f'onvrnr Monday tory. Sm i. Hubert Humphrey of Monday morning; all session of time developed tuberculosis. child welfare program; 85 for the lations concerning use of the sition of the town-clty-owned Jaycees Nnnne Vice President of the North and the Smith join l ) teens $28 to $300 Minnesota is the only avowed can­ Rrjects F]iiori(lRtioii Supreme Orange Lodges and didate for Vice President. Gov. Because of his war record, he greatest increase In junior mem­ dump. The dump was recently Peerless Mill. William Smith, Vernon, was hearts and hands in several wltra." graded, ahd cleaned, as a result of elected to succeed Richard Biddy as Royal Black Preceptoriea will Kobert Meyner of New Jeraeyi San. was originally sentenced to three bership, as of April 1; "3ix for Traffic Problem Woolson died last Thursday a t coipplslnts by some residents In vice president of the (Sreate Rock- New Londoir, Aug. 7, (A*!- The convene to elect officers of the John Kennedy of Masaachusetta, years In prison, compared with the ’56" pin'to^Mrs. Eugene Rychling, A traffic problem on Brooklyn ■109. There are three survivors o! a newly dieted department vice the ares. St. caused by parking ^'on both rille Junior Chamber of Commerce the Confederate forces. New London Oily Council has re­ Royal Black Preceptory. Sisters of ^Beneficial and Mayor Robert Wagner of New 6-yesr sentences given th e. other Francli Slack Photo jected a proposal to fluoridate the 10 top Communist party ofRclsls. preeident, who \ ^ 'o n e of 24 mem­ It was algo felt, since town reai- sides of the street will be aired at at a meeting held last night.' -f- No. 17, No. 125 and No. 317, led by Tork caty are on a. long potential city’s water supply. In throwing Then he jumped bond and, upon bers in the club to'^ec^ive the pin denta algo iiae the dump, that the a meeting between Mayor Olson Eddy reaigned recently because of MRS. EARLE T. EVERETT JR. Mary Conn, Vera Dion ahd Lilly lis t out the proposal last night, the of BBai9clia9faa recapture, was given an additional for obtaining six new' - .members Selectmen be asked to fill In part and Amesican Dyeing Corp. offi business obligations. ^ Dunlop, will seat -the Grand Lodge rde> councilmen .said they were not fully four veara. He M|egan his sentence for the year. o f the dump and possibly oil the cials Thursday. ' Arthur Polrer spoke on the Jini- Barbeciie Listed Miss J^,n C. Hoher. daughter of' The ceremony was followed by a LOLI. The tableaux will be in 806 MAIN STREET TOBNADO HITS TOWN reception for. 150 guealjs in the convinced that* fluoridation Was a charge of Althea Hitchcock arid 2thI FIm t , Over Wsslweirth’s ’ in 1653. Also honorable meritorioua clti-^ ,fbad leading to the rear of the As a result of a report by Aider- my Fund and the purpoiej^dr the Mr. snd ilia .' Frank J. Hoher, Martin. 8. D.. Aug. 7 (g>) ~ A fund at the meeting. He^riso point­ church parlors. Mrs. Hoher , re­ good idea. The proposal had been the candlelight service will be led Mitchell S-4M • Manchester Thompson Was New York State tion for outstanding achievement dump.. man WllUain Stiles Jr. the mayor By Bolton Group Lynwood Dr.,'''\PoIton, was mar­ tornado struck this tiny commu­ ed out that a local yduth has had ceived in a dress of green brushed In. committee for a year. by Annie Johnston. The newly A A ter the YCS MANsior nity in southwaatem South Dakota chairman of the Convnunist party. in the field of coupons fo f '.W; ^ifayor Olaon said he was pleased will appoint a new Zoning Board at the "action being taken by 'Nu- -of Appeals, the. one formed in 1950 UBc of tills fimd>it^ is now on the Roy E. Jones of chicken barbe­ ried Saturday P'"’ ' Earle cotton and white accessories. Mrs. elected officers will be installed ONN THUISDAr EVUNINCS UNTIL t last night deitro>ing one large rneritorious service citation for : tsITaa Monday evening at 8 -o’clock in tswi eW« Is (sfMMti sf til isrrissfisi tent PERSONAL. NAP Way TobaCCo^o. In its attempt to having gone out of existence. Fiv? road to re^yery. The local Jay­ cue fame will prepare 'that dish in T. Everett Jr.,'Son oXM r.’and Mrs. Eyerett ■wore a grey silk print Every third person employed in building and damaging the hospi-. collecting 2,160 newspaper clip­ MIB srrsis.T- the U.S. today is anvoman, reports the Hotel Statler ballroom. Hamilton, Ohio. — A juror pings pertaining to deaths and eliminate dust 'and odors from the members off the Board wHI be cees w illX t p sponsor the Jimmy ' this area again Saturday when Earle D. Everett, 2^'sDoane St. and white accessories. Both moth­ A Ism ef *100 cssta *10.40 eOss PwMeIr taJ. An undetermined number of ers wore orchid corsages. ^ the National Industrial Conference Tuesday morning, a joint aes- 6IN6ER AU IsesUI In It wnwortivs ■snHih’ Insisllesels Fund>riTolland County. persons were reported injured. went to sleep during a long speech burials of veterans in Connecticut process, He was told last night named. CARTOON the Women s Society for Chris-! The Rev. Fred R. E dgar^rform ed si *10.05 ssek. Msslwsw, tO insnHit. ^ I m im Corps Takes Honor Board. aion of LOL and LO LI will be held An employe o f the Northern Bell by a lawyer In Butler County of all warr, placing fourth out of that a procssa for solving the Regarding filling the vacancy IN CHn.DREN tiaji Service of United Methodist i the ceremony In the Soutli Metho- When leaving for a wedding trip Telephone Co. .who Vliited the Common Pleas Court. 150 units taking part In the pro­ problem la currently bei^-.Med, caused by the recent resignation ■"^^Willlam Smith, major of the A L L TIMES Cluirch in Bolton will serve a , dial Church.' Philip Treggoi^xW'as to Niagara Falls and Detroit, the town of 1,000 shortly after the The attorney asked Judge P. P, gram; a moat distinguished serv­ and that a Hartford firm la s a lt­ of City Engineer Clarence Wpltl, Silhouettes Drum Corps of Ver­ CINEMASCOPE 85c dinner featuring his aperiqlty^ I organist. ■ bride was wearing a royal blue ■torm, said several persona suf­ Boll to wake him up. ice citation for achieving 98 out ing on another possible solution."' the Council decided to deWgate non, took third prize for the best ------PLUS — Mrs. p ierald . Lee. general chair-1 Given in marriage by he> shantung' dress, black patent fered minor injuries, but there "Not me," said the judge. "You of a possible' 100 points in a merit Numbers Asked members from the Health and appearing senior male major at m an,of the event, has announced ! the bride wore a nylon lf«ther accessories ai were no fetaliUca.,Telephone aerv- put him to Bleep. You wake him system program for . executing s' Di^ley Circle residents present­ PubliC'-Worka. Comipitieea to ih tlte annual State convention of the two sittings have been sch(^(ded : ^ lace gown, ballerina corsagi Ice was out temponrily. up." I ' planned auxiliary American ed the Council with a petition ask­ tervlew any^csiididfites who might Connecticut Fifera and Drum­ one at.t a5 and.nH ,h..the- other..u .. at fi.,n6:30 ^ fashioned with s sabrina «t > m ? to Legion program, tieing for second ing that house numbers be as- wish the pa^iUon. Two appli­ mers Assn., Saturday 'in Bristol. p.m. neckline, tapered sleeves and "11 at 142 High St., Ro(jk- cants w e ^ flam6d..at the meeting ZANZABDKU place with three other units for signed, feeling it would eliminate Over 70 corps attended the field BTHUBeueSI Tickets are obtainable- . from I bouffant skirl.- Her chapel-length and wiJl-'M taken ifito conaidera-' day. the award; and a runner-up award confusion of mailmen, viaitors and (DiHEirous Safari) CsumMiM Yilis.MMtnM ' any^meinber of the society or may 1 v^j, held with a sequin crown Mr. andN^rs, Evere.tt attended '' for unit history for which they othera. William Dunlap, superin ■ITiia Saturday’, the local Corps be had by telephoning Mrs. ^John ; ,he carried white roses and a Manchesler "High School and are Erickson, who will be in charge received, s copy of the National tendent of public works, explained' "The Council empowerSi^ - 4he will take part in a field day to he employed at U^ted Aircraft. of: the kitchen., Mrs. Myrofi Lee | V' ■ Legion auxiliary history. to the Council that it was the duty mayor to sign preliminary plMs held at the town square in Pros­ U ttle League Scores of the proposed 8700,000 sewage pect. The Corp.s will also partic’i- la dining room chairman and Mrq. . Miss Susa.n B. Hoher. sister of NOTICE of the developer to aaalgrf' the William Valentine, tickets. , {the bride, was maid of honor. She (Jra.v-RoRHte The ninth and final week scores treatment plant to be sent to the pate'iji the Massachusetts State numbers, that thb nunriben ara on A food sale Kr be .‘conducted ."'“ 'e a pink tulle gown with s _ _ TIm iMmb«rl tfc* lioli(Mi*Am«rie«m Society wHI tor the Little League baseball the builder's map, and that it is State W ater Commission. Mias " Ruth C. R (^ e , Cotton amea follow: Yankees 9, Red Sox As a closing note. Mayor Olsen during the' event will be ih charge tafiet" bodice and cummerbund r.j South' Glastonbury, m ««t romerrow nl9 lit ot 7:30 at th« cliibhous*. Et* not the city's rgafionsibility. of Mrs. W. a ; Perrett and Mrs. * sequin tiara. She carried a ^ ; White Sox 14, Indians 5: Yan­ It, was ropgptM that of tha city’s extended to members o f the Coun­ and Harry T, Gray, 124 Oxf(iid St., drid^a Sfrtaf, from which point Hwy wHI procnod kees 17. Indians 1; Red Sox 12 cil best wishes from the mayor H. S. Hutt. Handmade items for I c «"‘ ade of pinkdahlias. The 8500 coi^ibution to dedication ex- OVAL IN T rtr^ R O V E TELEVISION Pale will be managed bv Mrs. bridesmaid.?, the - Misses Patricia were married Saturday afternoon and White Sox 6. eicis^Fim tha new State Armory, and council of Rockville. Md. The “ J>oii’» .Warry Abaat lkc"'Bala! hi o body to ,tha Wm. P. Qnlsh Funeral Henin to Stanley' ■ ----- Nichols Sr. and Mrs. K. J, • ^ Priscilla M. Hoher of at 5 o ’clock in the South GlastonX 812L(<3 was returned as Rock- Maryland mayor stopped for a 1^'re lMlo«rs!" Social NotM Fhirweather. Tariffville, twin c$u.sins of the bury Congregational Church. The pay final raspitctf to their late iweriier member, Mrs. Robert Noble and two 'vilie'a share of the surplus.. brief visit with. Mayor Olson re­ BOITTIt 4, FABMINGTON cently on his way through Con­ _ Cartaiii a;U PROGRAMS bride, wore blue gowns 'aimilsr to Rev. Robert H, Reitlnger per- iarfeo Gaq^ianese. daughters, Barbara Jekn and Deb­ Building Inspector Roland Uah- TONIGHT THBOl'OH SATIBDAY the'maid of honor. T h e y carried foimed the ceremony. orah. are spending this w e ^ .^ ith necticut. He told the local gov­ JOHN ANDISIO. President. er reported Investigation of ^hree ernment head that the United ‘The Reclininir Figure” yellow dahlias. . They were a'ttended by Mr. and her aunt, Mrs.- Henry Maityn in building code violatibna by out-of- T*l. Fafinlaflaa. OBrkard 7J*Ht Ernest H. Everett, brother of •Mrs. Gerard W. Hardjsn of Rocky Rocky Hill. Barbara^ai$ent a few States Navy cruiser Rockville car­ , VUJTO Everyday — town bulld'eri. "Due to the fact ries a plaque given by the Mary­ t All lUghLi Reserved — Tolland County ; the groom, waa best man. Ray- Hill. Mrs. Harden is a sister of the days with relatives -ln Jewett City that racketeers are taking advan­ ' mond Starkweather, 19.3 Wood- bride. Mental Contributions land city. Mayor Olson mentioned T. Dickutac^i A Co., Inc. tage of the home repair business. it might be worth consideration by Superior Court bridge St., and Robert Gol'dsnider The couple will spend two weeks Coventryx¥esidenta have the next out-of-towner Caught this city, of doing the same thing.' of Bolton were ushers. crui.sing in Long Island waters. tributerribute^--8^2 toward the ConnSctl- BOB M AX O fU M H E A T mmA XBODBUEJE IFREE OPERATION ^ cutu tM m tal Health Fund, according UNNE*LODGE NO. 73 to Mrs. W. Bryce Honeywell, lo­ R(K'kville, ‘ Aug. 7 (Special) cal chairman. In the Wtllimantlc Yauk Appealiug KNIGHTS af PYTHIAS Nine uiiiform support matters are area, 8449.70 was contributed to scheduled to he heard Thursday a t . this fund. Contributions are still Death Seuleuce WILL HOLD Its a special session of Tolland County j Use SHELL FurnaceJM .being accepted and may be sent to Court of Common Pleas, according i OH loninrs oad Stokers S a l^ -^ ^ | Mrs. J. Jay Bradford, 85 Lewleton lu British Court th the office of County Clerk John ! Ave., Willimantic. REGULAR MEETING H. .Yeomans. GAUDET and Sorvlcod Prompliy and EfHnlMHy Mrs. Lom e MacLean of Monu­ ^ t d m k Ally. Robert J. Pigeon will ap-, ment Hill la spending two weeki London, Aug. . 7 (A*)—Cpl.' James TOMORROW NIGHT pear aa petitioner's representative: 785 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH’S at the Congregational Church Con­ Clinton Jordan, .21-year-old U.S. ELECTRONICS in all cases. r ' Petitions for suppol-t are being '' CLOSED MONDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST e. L SON, IRC. ference at the Isle of Sholes, near airman sentenced by ^ ' British A T 8 Portsmouth, N. H. Mrs, MacLean LABORATORIES made in the following ca.ses; Helen ' S lfAlN ST.— PHONE sn S-filM ^ a member of the conference court to be hanged for the stab IN ORANGE HALL M. Thresher vs. Melvin Benjamin; board of trustees. Before return­ murder of a young Engliahman in 277 BROAD "Phlj^is lone Cole vs. Edwin Rus- ing home last week from Canada. a cafe •bray/l, hee formally' ap­ selpeoje; Monserrale Nunez Perez Mr8. MacLean Installed a comer- pealed the sentence. vs. (Jariiiekj^^Varela Perez; Irene A. f ‘DIAMONDfjyrt^iooio atone for the new First Protestant Execution date for the young RADIO T ( I [ V I S I 0 N Snipes vs. Jofin J.- Molain; and CHECK OUR PRICES—THEN SHOP AROUND I Church in LaBelle County, Prov­ Negro airman from Newark. I^. J.^' Dorilde. Marie Kies Roy vs. Law­ I WE BELIEVE YOU WILL COME B.\CK I ince of Quebec, a French mission had been ’brovislonally fixed for fHH I. vsmuoNf D CkSuicI a N t« Barca. Casa, rence R. Kies. y___ EASY TERMS OR PAY CASH AND SAVE | church under the United Church Thursday but it had been cot\» L'kBBBCl II Hartfard. Caaa. , i ; Ckaaaei XI Sniakflcid, Mau. S. A H. > Ore'ee Stampe Modification of order Is ' asked of Canadd. sidered certain the lentenpe .would' EASTWOOD Chaaael ML Naw . Britala, . Coaa. OB All Salea In the action brought by Helen "^ryHew Models Sta-Nu be commuted to l)fe imprisonment. ckaakfl II Waterbary, Caaa. i Hava Yaa Seea Oar Wilson against Merril Wilson, add-, uF t o I^K^^fT r YOUMLO m Manchester Evening Hermid The House of Commons has Rakfri TayUr David WyaU Ckaaaei SI tlalyaka’ Haa ». Cata LitUa Pappieef verification of ‘ claims concerning eerreapondent Mrs. Charles Little, voted to end the death penalty in PETS AND SOPPLIE5 reapondent'f answer is sought in —H co^s nothing extra. telephone P l l g i ^ 3-6381. Britain and no murderer has been D Day, The S:ie < I) HICKET MOOSE GLOB _ AT THE the action brought by Mary A. El­ CAMERAS — u SHAVERS ~ C LIC K S hanged in Britain . for months i (III FLIPPY THE QLOYVF' *ttl BOD BARKLEY SHOW 5LANCUESTER PET CENTER liott against-Francis" Elliott. GREETING CARDS » GIFTS- — RINGS M o x Miller Says. . pending the outcome of an antic­ 6th Of June" l.tei COMEDY TIME 995 MkIb SL— 5H 9-427S Non-payment of support order is : ipated attempt to override rejec­ riarmaScapa aad calar — S;et (IS) FILM THEATER charged in actions of .Marianne j. Ed Sullivan to Quit tion of the abolition bill by the (U) OUT WEST (la proarcti) Scott Brady Blta Gam t:M (SI) MY HERO (tl-MI DEAR PHOEBE Henderson vs. Richard N. Hender- r HpUse of LfOrda^ —“ Batirr Op" n A *M (U) UTTLE BABCAL5 l:M ( I) WYATT EAEP sop siifi Anna Lamb vs. William' Shop At Gaudet^s — lt Pays HospitoL Thursday Jordan was the first American "Mohowk" • :M (I) STAGE I . . '—"War a( Ike Coloarlo" . .Lamb. . I to be sentenced to death since 1. Clar - ,:U 4 M ' —**Sr«mrar* (I M I NAVY LOU British courts were given jurisdic­ (U) ADYENTOBE THEATER —-Nlaety-Day Woader" Be- (ContUiqed froin P»ge One) Grao Aalry • peal - tion-two years ' ago over crimes W ad.: "Tha Soorchars* (It) WEATHER (It-Ml THIS IS SHOW HI'SINESS, Seymour Police said they comihltted by U.S. servicemen (Ml EARLY SHOW S:M ( l-tti Hl’M.MER ORIGINALS whil4 off duty and, off their sta­ —'’Thr Bl« Nl»kr "Tko flreea Parrel” i V; planned to j'alk with the accident (Ul PHANTOM OF THF. WEST Claade Daapkla ' t tions. ' • (ill TWILIGHT THEATER (IS-UI dOE A MABEL ' t-- victims at the loepital today to ■ The jury at ■ Jordan's trial EAST HARTFORD 1:11 (It) ADVENTIRE TIME ' (Ml SNEAK PREVIEWS strongly recommended mercy. No f:M (I) SPORT8COPE • :M ( II CAVALCADE ' THEATER— ■■ ■■ /■ decide what charge to place (Ml PHONE YOI'H ANSWER —-Tko Forte". Grorte against the young Ansonia man date h$s been set for the appeal F a M U Y I'K !® ' l:U (III SPORTS DIGEST - Nader 'whose-car veered to the left while to be heard. • :M ( I) WEATHER FORECAST (Ul SPOTLIGHT .PLAVHOV8R ^ — ------■ ■ ■% (Ml CIRCLE THEATER Why cl^oose an Executor? rounding a curve and collided Carload for, ^ —"Ward Tkrrr; Fear FM hgad-on with the c» Sullivan was ' Guinea piga are not pigs, they to Mldalikl” (Repeal) t ■ driving. are rodents. Eada Toaltr—Tkrtllo (tX) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Galore MANCHESTER (Ul STAR AND THE STORY .-Naming an Executor in your Will eliminaten* the risk of a . The accident occurred as Sul­ -WAR OF THE 1I:W ( 1411 W4.IM UOESTION livan traveled to hla home in WORLDS” (111 NEW AnVENTl'BES OF Southbury after having presented — Aad — DUMBER, INC. CHINA SMITH -WHEN WORLDS (tt) VICTORY AT SEA fioi^rt appointing an administrator not af your own choosinff.; Hw*$ iIm convincing hit Sunday night T V show. ' COLUDE" lUILDING MATERIALS 1I:U ( II PEOPLE’S CHOICE Also injured and hospitalized (ll-UI DO YOO TBC8T TO,OR ■ ' ' . I . . . in styling! ,’.. in sai in sales! Wed.. AND . WIFE? ■j were Robert M. Precht Jr., 26, Narllya Moaror (tX-M) BIO TOWN , A permanent institution like “The Trust Co.” would be a wise e ScaradalCj N.Y., Sullivan’s son-in- "NIacara" aad -Bed MASON SUPPLIES —“ Train Wrerk" Ford's out front with the last word !n The editors of Motor Trend, ip^ga- This year, as in the past 24 years, tlis “ HALF AND HALF Th* MOVE law; Ralph Cacace, 34, New Haven, Balk. Taylor - Scott Brady Skiro of Moataae" (Ul REPORTERS ROl'NDOP Ivau tt! Inspired by ,tlie fabulous . zine unanimously voted ford's Life­ ford \'-8 is the world’s best-selling Wo FIOKBoe Year Jobe II :M ( l-U-Ml NEWS a watchman on Sullivan’s farm and Daaa til'yalrr Blta Gam (tt) PINAL EDITION 1 hundcrliird. .Vinerica's dream car, guard Design the year's top autoiuo- eight. Performance has put Ford Oq "D-I>AY SIXTH lit 2 iriull' 50‘ sth?'. TRLT 355 CENTER ST.— Md 5-5144 (U) NIGHTCAP EDITION ,^choice for this complex'task. . Joseph Palmuccl. 22, Ansonia, sole -MOHAWK" Ford stvling will stay in style. I rom tivc advance. In all fords, you get io|>. ye.iF after year. -And today, no occupant of the other automobile. OF d l'N E ” U:M (ttl SPORTH ROONDOP TEST” a Yon arc making the C'Seopr 1:11 Trek! l;|p.|;U dUI PREVIEWS the visored hcadlighiMo ihc distinc­ the added protection of such Life­ other car in the low-price field can The hospital placed Cacace- on 6;U ( I) WORLD NEWS TODAY ll:ia ( l-ll-ti-U) WEATHER 11:U ( II LES PAOL * MART FORD tive |ct-tulic lailligbi^cvcry breath­ guards as the dc'ep-center steering llatten hilLs and melt miles like a right move when you cn- the danger list with severe con Wad., (It) NEWS tuslons of the head, a possible skiill (Ul INUOSTBV ON PARADE (111 BIG SHOW taking inch of (he way. ford is the \vh,eel.-double-grip door latches and ford \'-8. .No wonder the ford V-8 ScarckmV “ Gaodkya- My Lady" • :U (111 SPOBT8 REVIEW —“ Tke Werld Owea. Na A irnit your Doctor's pre­ fracture and cuts and bruises of I:W ( SI SOPERMAN I.iviae" kissin' cousin ol the I hunderbird./ »afcty-sw'i\cl rearview mirror. outsells the next two low-priced V-8's the face, cheat and lega. He faces (11) OJMRTET ' MANSFIELD (III NEWS ^ (Ml LIFK WITH EUZABETH » combined. scriptions to this RtU siU a long hoepiUl atay, a holpiUl KT. sr-GB treewawyre (Ul JACK u REES—Nporie (HI WEATHER—MOSIL 11 :M ( I) NITECAF THEATER pharmacy. Here, you arc spokeaman aaid^ —TBA Tonight la "BUCK NIGHT" T:ll (IN) MtISlUAL WEATHER.MAN II:M (tt-MI TONIGHT . . . in savings! Precht received a . broken left eeiv a The accident occurred about 1:30 1:M ( SI HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS 8"—65e h.p. 1 lumderliii'd \’-8 ■ iavailable in leader in resale valug. fo )^ is mme ANDOVER • COVENTRY CAeyrae “ Star la Iko Daot AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT V.m., police said, when the car be­ (IS-UI NAME THAT TONE 9” —55e • all foi'domalie nlodels).. Rememlier than ever .Xmerica's \vorlh-)no)C t'ity. ^ ^ ' • h Os e O: (H-MI FRANKIE CARLE 10”-i-51.19 GREEN STAMPS ing driven by Paimticci veered t y f — a ford \’-.8 not oiily ’won (he worth.more wheii you buy it— the left on a curve and plowed Into (Ul POLKA CARAVAN FORD V8 1:tt (It-Ml NEWS CARAVAN SWISS PASTRY SHOP i ' . 51 AIN OFFICE witli remarkable abilitv to its Sullivan’s car Police said the left ^ONE MINUTE covcied MaHiifacturer's''I'rophy for {o hold on (Ul b a s e b a l l “THE HOME o r QUALITY" headlight of Palmucci’s car scored —dSiaaU VO. Pkllll'oo 80S..^sln, Op|io«l(r. St, JameeY Church best all-around stPek car perform^nre worth, loo. So, cd)ne in for a 'fest S:M (18411 PHIL SILVERS SHOW 183 N. fiUInSt. — MI 9-8569 MILLER PHARMACY a bullseye aquayely ' between the TO ZERO” —"Beat Carr" (Repeat) NORTH BRA.NCII at tonaj hm also sfi a sizzlirfg new Drive.Gct-the wonderful feefof going goesfirst.f headlights of Sullivan's car. Both . ROBERT NITCHUM Open Thursday Evenings S to 8 ' r.DT.Aer. 500:-milc speed mark at Indianapolis! " hrst* with Ford! •’ ' ■ . (P’lrAcytplirtl Spcctaliits cars were wrecked. IS N'n. .Maih, Curner Oaklaiu) 81. Palmuccl wah en rd(ite to his YOU SAVE , Next to Y.MCA STARTS WED. L . / Ansonia ’ home from St. MaryA NORMAN'S MONET HospitaP in Watjerbury where he iT C f A N D LEW48 ONE ST0P BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES 8AILOR BEWARE" phia “ Blatdc Kctchimi" Prompt Free ^11 and wM*employed aa an X-ray tech­ it ^ HERE ' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN8URANCF. CORPORAIIOV''^ nician.. “LUCY OALLAXr* DILLON SALES and SERVICE ' ...... ■ ■ ■ -yr - 445 fUrttord Rd. Delivery .Service Sullivali waa joined at the hha- " 'V ■ . ^ ' ■ -'I ■ CHIlDnCN " Ml t L Wedeeadsy _ pita! by hia wife. Sylvia and his S. r. ■ - . ■ - , • FOBori^y Up AM R UkM Me* DeL JO 9-4591 I l f MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 299 Grccfl Rd,— TcL Nl-3-4134 dhughtar, Betty, Praclit'* wife. \ ^ ^ ‘ .W.'

\ • A t ’ ■lA V' I:' ■ 'r ■' T:- ■ -".V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 PAGEFIVl MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 7 ,195« PAGE FOUB drugs and new antibiotics, such as to givs th* patient emergency*care ty, number and range of operations him, veerM to the left afid into the penicillin, which destroy' germs or If it is needed. is one of the reasona vvhy ManHt^- Milford Woman pkth of his truck. r WE HAVE Major, Minor Surgery prevent their multiplication. In the Witlwso much emphasis on 4he ter Memorial Hoapital, like hoapl^ paiit, the risk of infection frequent­ valuabl^'^;ontributlons that' other Killed in Crash ly forbade surgerj)’. as- In the deep­ tals elsewhere, is overcrowded most f DEXTROSE sciences and.specialista have made of the lime. As more and more Destroyers Clear est body cavities, for example. to the safeijr. and extension of Stralfqrd. Aug. 7 (jTi An auto- At Hospital Increases The discovery of , these drugs, surpery. one think that the patients were able to be treated however, has made many opera­ surgeon’s skill i s \ ^ e least Im­ surgically, the facilities of the hos­ moblle-tnibk^colHsion on U.S. Rt. In SOS Failure ^Arthur Drug SlorM' BEZZINI BROTHERS’ GREATEST tions safe which once were at­ portant prerequisite for a success­ pital, which were built for the No. I last nigfrt' proved fatal to the (liditor’B note: n i» hi the aev-^ X-ray diagnosis helps the surgeon tempted only when there was no ful operation. community’s needs i of several driver of the car, Mrs.-Sally Sedor, NevAport. R. I., Aug 7 i/P) •— A years ago, became strained to the MlUi of a Mrle* of arUrle* pub* to perform his task with greater! alternative. Nothing cor.ld Ije^furthi^from 32, of Milford. \ Naep spokesman said yesterday liahed by The Manrheeter Herald exactitude by pinpointing the pa-| Today's surgical patient shoo limit of their canaetty. "no one was negligent" for the the truth. Althoqfh the resoilrcea Such overcrowding, is reflected She died early today in a’ Bridge­ aa a public aervtce to (Ive readera! tlent's trouble-spot prior to o r: gets better care during the critical of many sciences ju-e available,to. failure of six destroyers from this a better underatandluf of ho«pltal' during surgeiy. This enables the period Immediately following a Jn the long list of pe'rsons waiting port Hospital. base, on. maneuvers 75 miles from him at a moment’s notice. In the for admission to the hospital. Dur­ I It was Stratford's second traf­ practice In general and Manchca* .surgeon tO'reduce his handling of major operation. Separate, post­ fipal analysis it is the surgeon's the collision of the.Andrea Doria DR. MELVIN HORWITZ ter Memorial Hoapital In particu­ the patient during the operation operative recovery rooms arc ing the past year, the nuriber has fic fatality this year, and also the and Stockholm. _ to hear 'ffiy ability,' l)orn of long years of ati'dy, ranged- from PO to 190 non-emer­ I second one in four days. A child WAREHOUSE lar.) il to the desirable minimum. maintained,by many ho.spltals. in­ which ensures the success o t an distress signal th'e night of JUly cluding Manchester Memorial Hos­ gency patients. Many of them I on a tricycle wm killed by a de­ 24. t ,^'ot so long ago. many fatali­ operaljon. Without the sure skill livery truck Friday. announces the openinsr of In 1P21, Manchester Membiial. ties occurred after operations diie pital, for that purpose. have to waft several weeks before Capri Benedict J. Semmes, chief of his.tralribd fingers, there would they can even be put on the oper­ Poiicnaentmed ti hi.s office for the prac­ Hospital's first full year of ser\'ice i to either excessive bleeding oi; dan­ The patient is taken to the be no‘surgery. “ ' ih? destroyer division to the community, 420 surgical op* I gerous blood clotting. Today, the recovery room directly from the ating schedule. ' van type garment truck-involved of the Atlantic Fleet, said "after tice of general surgery at erations <.were perform^ there., operating table. There, doctors and ^ Practically all operations, ex­ Manchester Memorial Hospital in last night's cnillsinn as I»uis thoroughly Investigating the mat­ surgeon is able to u.se drugs which cept for the most minor surgery, Since then', the number has grown , control either hemorrhage or blood specially trained nurse.s keep a Is fast approaching the-tjme when Ruggiero. 4-3, of 795 Elbert Lane, ter, they have found that no one steadily. Within the short time- constant vigil over-'^him, checking can be performed only in a hospital expansion of its present facilities Brooklyn, N. Y. He was booked on was negligent!” 29 HAYNES STREET coagulation. since they require the joint effort a charge -of operating a motor span of the last five years alone, { The control of pain Is aa im­ his pulse, resplrat’ion and blood will have to be tindu'takenV if it The Navy confirmed three days there haa been an Increase of more | pressure, until he regains con­ of a variety of Highly trained spe­ is to continue its tradition of an­ vehicle so as to cause loss of life after the sea tragedy that the six MI 6-1344 portant as that of .shock in man's cialists and the use of elaborate them.70 per cent in the number of war against di.srase. Safer an­ sciousness ' from _ his anesthetic swering the community's der'.ahd I and held in $1,500 bail. ships from Newport were unaware major operations. At the end of sleep. They, stand ready with equipment. for the best and most up-to-date 'j He made a statement to-police of the collision until four hours esthetics and improved methods of The steady increase t|i the safe­ eprq In medlcine and surgery. that Mrs. Seder's car, approaching lOK.I, the annual total, of. major adminhstering them have been oxygen, blood and other supplies I later. ' ' and minor operations performed developed. T^e modern anesthesi­ reached almost 4,000. ologist ran put the patient safely Why ao many more operations and gently to sleep with the today ? First of all, many diseases, anesthetic most suitable for him about vPhich little or nothing could ahd the type of operation to be be done only 10 or 15 years ago, performed. Consequently, the today can be effectively treated by surgeon can now perform opera- noMiy developed operating pro* tlons lasting 8 or 10 ho\irs. or even in Pratt & cedurea. Secondly, whereas people longer. Certs in of these operations usod to be afraid of operations, were impossible only a few years they no longer fear them, because ago. techniques have been evolved Control of Infeetion which assure each patient maxi­ Control of Infection is the Urfrd mum safety in all three phases frf reason why surgery is safey and surgery: before, during and after. can do more today than ^n ierly . Credits Teamwork It has been made possible^lhiough "''In B repent Interview, Dr. David rigprous adherence ;d:o aseptic M. Caldwell, chief of surgery and procedures and the. use of sulfa gynecology' at Manchester Mem­ orial HospiUl since 1925. reflected A tl)e opinion'of other surgeons when he explained the reasons for this UIVE HER extension and greater safety of surgery. The achievements^ he said, CHANEL NO. 5 are the result of teamwork by sur­ available at ' geons. doctors and other scientists in almost every field, including electronics, .physics, blochemisto' WELDON’S optics and biologj'l 901 5IA1N STREET a "Above all," Dr. Caldwell com­ mented. "such combined effort has made possible the control of shock, 'pain and Infection,'without which surgical techniques could not have progressed so rapidly in recent DEVELOPING years.” , .Shock' was a U.tl>«'Oo' procedures give the surgeon vittil Information about a patient’s gen­ eral condition and his- ability to withstand the shock of an opera- .tion..Such information is helpful in determining what pre-opei-ative y u i n i i ' s measures would be taken to pro­ tect the patient more effectively, decrease risk during surgery and iPhannacy ensure speedier recovery after­ i M. IMC. W ward. 8 3 Furthermore, in many instances

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IG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY, AUGUST 7,1966 P A G E S E V E N .'.Tf'-'.. . - , - ■■■ < ' . . . . • ■ MANCHES’hjR EVENIW HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUKSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1956 Elsberry Democrat and chadrman FAGESnc Woodring Policeman Says Ap|}£aF8 in *Ki»m el’ Hennings Wins of the House Appropriations Com­ Scouts Among 650 Attending mittee. won sn 18th ' term with 1054, in spite of ona of tha moat strategy for seeking the White supposed to keep the interest of political party. Ha or aha has no neither‘ primary hot- general elec­ the 'party organization faithfully ^^outh Tried to Democratic Nod IHanrl|PHtpr vicious smear attacks in modem House. But once a Catholic got special reason for putting the wel­ For Comeback tion opposition, I Drooclies In mind whenever the performance fare of any political party or or­ into the White Houa’e, so the sus­ Big Jamhorett^ in Denmark Lt. Gov. James T. Blair'Jr., of ISoptiitiQ Ifprali^ political history. This attack came By RUGER PRICE Connecticut of duty brought any-opportunity to ganization .first In .the discharge of lOL Kansas Race Run Him Down Without Contest i.ot from' the Democrats, but from picion goUs.'all jii'eten.'e would be benefit the party, or avoid Injury •I Nutl»> Jefferson City-was regarded .as a fuauamgp BY public duties. He or she doesn’t shoo-in for the Democratic nomi­ — »M-r> rau m K O CO., m e to It. A fter all. Dm: party natural­ tHOe M By EMI ;Y SMITH ..tents for the 9-day jamborelte Bridgeport, Aug. 7 (Ah—A spe­ St. ^Louls, Aug. 7 (iP).--A con­ the extreme right win g of the Re­ dropped^ and the Hope would come have to go to party' clambakes, jrofwka, Kan., Aug.'7s(/P)—An ef- nation for governor while the Re­ . ^ I f £ S !m stTMt Yankee ly came first. It htclput all of them or dinners, when such anachro­ Sholm, Denmark, July when the girls arrivpd. It was In- cial policeman said he spent three ItUKlMMr. Conn. publican party. They, McCarthy over on the first boat. ■yenln^;^uly 29. adults, about 150 of them foreign ing In the water a f Pleasure. Sen. Thomas C; Hennings Jr. ular instance of the way (n which day.s>^s activity and agitation for countries. Besides t h e United gerous Communist associations..' . slon of opinion to the contrary tions. Neither do all the other ad­ higher pqy scales. They never seem Arriving in\Co{ierihagen that Beach, officer George Keogh re­ had the Democratic nomination for the ■ game, bf politics is changing, Gov. Fred Hall wax opposed prin­ States, the other foreign countries ported. Before spotting the pair, Case, of course, had brought ah which may be as sincere as it is Tsr vertisements various towns and to think anybody Is doing them a morning from StoMthoim, Sweden,' a second term by default. Kansas ^way from its traditional root in cipally by Warren W. Shaw,' a represented include NOrway'Swe- he had found their car parked cltie.s. and the statf Itself, all use''favor by putting them on a public ' state representative from Topeka. the members o f Trcwp^l were mbt City CounciliVian Torn J. Gavin j this on himself by declaring, even mistaken, wq art rather cloae to the ..business of patronage. den and Great Britain. The Man­ nearby. filed for the office but withdrew | take in the effort to obtain the employes payroll. In facL they are always Shaw called HsU , "a political at the railroad station 45 .sought the Republican nonii- the day when any American can be The politicians used to be peo­ friend. Gimver SteffenaejiC who chester girls indeed felt like fish Keogh, on duty last,night at the at the last minute. gtncl* Copy ple w ho were looking for jobs for they need. leaving for privatiajobs, and com­ scavenger serving only hts own out^ of water in a sea' of Scandi-* in New Jersey, that he elected to any office, "solely on his visited Manchester several unties Pleasure Beach Bridge, charged \ Four men competed for^the Re­ themselves, fighting over jobs TTie typical employe of town, pelling the politicia'^ to advertise ainblUon to rule at any cost.” navian-speaking people until they that an attempt was made to run Y0U3 '5's*' lUJMBCR or ^ personal qualifications and the when she Was living in the Un^tra publican senatorial nod but the TH* A880CIATK0 PRUMB would.'K^elected, vote to restrain ‘among themselve.s, considering Jobs city or state as of today ia much anew, for replacemen Hall accused Shaw of waging a iscovered the three girls from into him by the driver of a speed­ Tha AUeciattO Preaa la MclualTaly 'Turkish Bath’ more likely to owe his dr her j(ib States from 1950 to 1953, and who race boiled down to a contest be­ the actioiWNoop"- The MancheX- pair and the charges on \ ^ ch Dqnnel. Republican right wing is supposed­ torrid exchanges. ter troop and A ^orw egian troop r , — ' take jobs. . , > most of the day resting and-luxur­ they were booked as; / ■ CARD ON Full aatnea client of N. C. A. Serr- hopea of getting some business were the gueXls or-^^salon Troop Roger Redman. 19, of/Ridge­ Beatrice Kraft is the, featured Eight of Missouri's I I oongress- Ice. Inc. _ ■ ly the great champion of Richard ] It used to 'be that a party or- Harry Woodring, 66, secretary iating in the hot w'ater at the Publiahara KapreaaniaHTpa: jnia from the rural areas of the coun­ 2, making a total in-that field,' operating a m bt^ vehicle rnen—slx Democrats and two. Re­ Nixon fv«re re­ the kitchen area. While the lead­ bond. / ^ typocrapMeal errora appearing In ad- answer, when he described his ss- rule about sending Zig Guns nor in 1,930 amid anqther bitter After the day of rest, the gang Kenmth Ronuuio, 22, of Dan­ pany, Kave been assembled for the BI6 tained, they would be retained only ers were at tea with the leaders vertlaaDienta and other reading matter .soclation with Nixon while both" "There she blows!’ sung out the through the mail. However, it Rdpqblican row, ia 'Opposed by was raring to go' that evening bury, n m e h o f the peace and held production, including Avon Long In Tba Manctaeater Evening Herald. on a basis of .some prospective of the foreign delegation, the S‘6USS were members of the House of man at the fore; 'not half a mile I contains prices and order blanks —I OeoigeJ>ockihg, La'wrence Banker and made an. early start to Trloli, acouta alao erected a flagpole, and for invMtigation, 4500 bond. and Jerry Ross. "Kismet” is a R U S C O Dianlay advertlalnc cloaing beura: i for all sorts of original and useful change in their poUtieat allegiance. who walh-^mocraltc nominee for the famous amuseiiienl center musical 'Arabian Nights fable Representatives. He and Nixon, off.', 'Down helm!' shouted the After the incoming broom had held a flag raising . ceremony, BOTTLE For ^ iiday—1 p.nt. Riday. ' stuff like Hi-Fi Moose Calls. Car­ governor iib4854. which covers several acres in the raising.the Stars and Stripes over packed with exciting dance num­ For KaaSay—1 p-»». >*o“day.- he said, were both member^ o f a captain. 'Mr. A. brace up the mlz- swept clean, the adherents of the SELF-STORING COMBINATION DOORS For BMaMday—1 p. m. Tueaday. bonated Wall Paper Paste. Da- Both partlebsMso will pick can­ heart of the great city. their camping site. Pol}^ Victim Had bers. FW Tbuntay—1 p. m. Wadneaday. group of young Republican con­ zen topaail. Hoist, and awing the erqn Overalls, Bulldozer Seat newly victorious party would corhe- BUSY BURGLARS didates for the a TS. Senate, six Tlie three hours spent there ivere F---- M ^|yid»-l— •—1 p.P. ra.fa. Tbursday.■ boats! Lower away!' As the boats trooping In. and the political com­ happy ones. The girls entered in­ Meet Fen Pals For Saturday—1 p. mm. Friday. gressmen who were trying to bring Covers (in 8 pastel colors) and ■ congreatfionsl seaUOajher stale of­ struck the water, every man was Mother-of-Pearl Plow Handlea. I plexion of the town or city hall fices and the ila le le^iR^ture. to the fun-loving spirit of the ' Elyelyn Harry was very plea.sed Two Salk Shots a repeat of his perrbrmance foui' OaaaUlad______doadUna;j; 10:30 o.m. aaefc the liberal, international point of years jgo. when his demand for of pubtUatloB aaeapt Baturday — on his thwart, with hia hand on the hope Seacs Roebuck is ready ior would undergo a complete change. DeApite prospects for lOO^degree merry Danes. Some, watched the the Aral evening when she dis- Burglars aren't too finicky about an individual poll of Puerto VI view forward In Republican party loom of his oar. and all at once the some stiff competition. In those days, pick out sny sin­ heal. Secretary of StateXpaul ! pantomimes and listened to the covered^that the Danish girl she Hartford, Aug 7 (4^ — An 11- BAKED-ON liked be'st the girl to whom Rieo'S 3-man delegation held up policy. Aa Caae recalled it, another boats were cutting their way / gle employe and he or she would Jhanshan predicted 330,000 >tp concert music; other's tried the year-old Southington boy who to ik i± TucBday, AuKust 7 what they steal these days. Bur­ she had been w aiting the past the convention and amused watch­ through the water in the direction be a ward heeler on the side, or 1,000 voles, with Republicani oiler coaster, ship and other received two Injections of anti­ ENAMEL member of this same group was year. Several of lnb-.gir!s also Cs- ers all over the United States. of the whale.” the niece, nephew, son, uncle or raxnng between 230,000 and 225,- some strolled around taking polio vaccine hga beconnie. afflicted The Threat Of Force Christian Herter, now governor qf glars Lroke into a Baltimore home covered pen pals in Ae,, group of Romany made his demand so he This short description of action cousin of some party leader or 000. In the sights, admiring the lovely with the disease In non-paralytic Massachusetts, and Harold Stas- on a whaler is found in Charles B. A Thought for Today older Danish girls. form, the State Health Depart­ could vote for Gen. Eisenhower’s Sacratary . I>uMrR, at London, worker. All these employes would while it was unoccupied and stole gardenlKand the brightly colored Available in whilt end any Hawes’ book ‘ ‘Whallhg."' It Is a Cheerful in spite of the Incle­ ment Reported today. nomination. The other two Puer­ i-FA M ILY sen's candidate to replace Nixon. be expected to plsy their role in peiauAded the Britiih and French fountairt!l^’qnd all founds plenty of ment w:eather. the p rl* from far­ to Rican votea went to Sen.- Rob­ ethar baksd-eh wsalhsr-reits- story of the first whalemen on rec­ their party organization during His .case waa the last listed Other members of this particular Church Attendance the kitchen sink, along with three SignalsHo Warn good thingsXr eat, many of these away America were sometimes ert 'A. Taft. And .this tiVne the lent dacorelor color I to commit themselve!!, on paper, to ord and' the growth of the Europe­ ita tenure, attending its district aihaiig the 18 polio cases reported group of young, liberal Republi­ Let the men and women of our importations frbm the U.S.A.. pop­ the center of attraction, especially island politico anticipates a "quiet aoma reaaonableneH almut the an whaling Industry and its off­ meetings, going to its clambakes bathroom sinks. corn, hot dogs aniekcotton candy. in CimqKticut. between the first Strenq het-dippad galvenixad cans who come to our ^ilnd in­ spring. the American whaling in­ churches' stop, talking about Of Pike lasting on such occasions as ivhgn Loretta of the yMt^snd Aug. 2. convention without the excitement tubular itaal cenitruction I Sues Canal. They agreed to call a and dinners, controlling, each oiie And all saw the colorful boys' of the last one becau.se there's no clude John Liodge o^^Cbhnecticut dustry. . "drawing preachers,” and let them Carlson was seen sewing a par­ Only two others among the 18 • Friendly, interestadY .conference. of them, his or Iter own group of From ! K'*a''d parade around thw.garden8. tially raised tent, one pole having question about Eisenhower's get- Oparata* |uit lika a window •> t nd Walter Judi^ j f Minnesota. The Since the filming of Melville’s realize that thg way to save the votes among family and neigh Hartford, Aug.. 7 (Ab -• who contracleaHlie disease had service, fair prices add , But Secretary Dullea waa ob- "Moby Dick" has been instrumen­ Dressed In the same kindX f unl- been lowered so this could be done. been vaccinated, e a ^ with one in- Hing the nomination.” nothing to changa nothing activities of this group, trying to churches from the disgrace of bors. The political party func­ There is only one way to make sure you won’t suffer financial los.k now on. cohstniclion firms on the I king’s *rd. She was abl:^ assisted in the mend­ As for, th* vice-presidential to Moral ample stocks make this vioualy not able to control their tal in rekindling sUch an interest tioned continuously and openly iij' •Jection. “ v promote intelligence in Republican in whaling and the men who fol­ empty pews is for them to be in from burglary— carry adequate Broad Form Personal Theft Insur­ Connecticut Tiirnpike will sound a this boys’ guard, made vip of- ing by her two tenimates. M arly Seven of the eighteen caf^..were nominee. Romany says Jie'11 ’’vote ''R eliable” pharntacy a acUoM. their pew's Sunday mornings and side the town or city hall, and each loud warning before setting off from the ages of 7 or 8 to 16, in- nnder/'and Ginny Field. . . f fpr whoeverwhoe Ike chooses as/ hia MAGICPANEL* Fingartip Van- policy, were sometimes daring, and lowed the monster denizens of the classed as paralytic. The ages ^ lilotion Control. favorite tradiag spot for So-, along with tha lnt*itationa to evenings. employe or official' waa naturally ance. If you will cadi our office wc will glad to tell you how thi.s in­ a week more of camping ;en^ mate." In direct challenge ' to the Taft deep, we feel some mention of dvnamite explosions. the victims ranged from seven the conference, there goes out to other books bn the subject Is in Dr. Charles E. Jefferson once surance can be combined economically itith your present Coverages. * 1- ' ____ — J very proficient band and a minia- aheadXrf them, ail are hoping for 'months to 35 years. ^Aoman.pmany adds he still doesn't un- all the family. Try ns aazt leadership which wa.s dominating -t; state Highway Commiss.one. ^ dersltadd jwhy so much fuss was the world'the news of the sailing order. said: “ Laymen, as a rule, do-not Newman E Argraves announced more favorable weather, no- rain time. And be tare to bring queen'riding in it. The coach wks made ovet^him in 1952. H O M f Republican; In Congress at the Whipple^s book, "'Vankee realize* the importance of church yesterday that the blasting opera­ and not so cold, so that they may rout CAM IE AS o f Britiah' aircraft carriera and outflanked, by horse and foot "I did nothing out of the or­ as your Doctor’s prescrip­ time. And their pronouncement.s Whalers in the South Seas^" has attendance. I f they did they would tions will be preceded by a series enjoy more cah^ activities spd go Romany to Return o paratroopera to the Near Ea.st. not so often allow a', cloud, >or a soldiers. bathing in the dinary,” he declK^d. MODIKM AS TOMohoW tions for prompt, procisa did much to pave the way for a stories of ships sunk by rogue of signals on- air whistles to warn Thia la an act of threat, and the whales, tales of the real-life proto shower, or a wind, or a snow, or a MANCHESTER U was a reluctant, but happy, victory in the 1952 convention for residents nearby. For ’56 Conclave THB ORBATIBT NAMK IN compounding. threat la that force will be used to type of Moby Dick, and yarns of caller, or a newspaper, or a head- There will be . two warning group- of Senior Scouts who left Mrs. Liicp in France Pwight p. Eisenhower, who also cannibalism. mutiny, and_ Polyne­ ache, or a fit of laziness to keep AUTO PARTS alarms. .The first will be sound­ Trioll that evening. They all de- '— — ■. - 'k wiffc WINDOWS 'AND DOORS punish Nasser and bbnd him to the them home. A minister deserted by claVed they would like to return San Juan, Puerto Rico, Aug. 7 9iii**n's Pliormaey favored a break with the party’s sian "marri^e.” You will find It BERT MITH ed 10 to 15 minutes before the Nice. France. Aug. 7 lA’i will of the West. ia written with the spice and guato his leading laymen dies. He dies 270 BROAD ST blast The second will be sounded ‘there when the group goes back to lipi — Marcellino Romany, the ► WE HAVE 1 # l| e M MI S-4ISS moribund past. Ambassador to Italy Clare Booin' Call A. Oa AROHSON, Itds aU bad. The flrit, and worst of A salty sea chanty. Emma Whit­ by inches. No man can preach with Just before the detonation. | Copenhagen next week. On | the Puerto Rican delegate w-ho starred INCOR'POa, ATED Lure arrived todSy to visit During the life of this group, its ing's book,' "Whaling Wives” Is an sustained fire and hope w'htle lead­ The warning sigfials are the re- - train ride back to the 0ulde HoUsc, B telecast o f the 1952 Repub- > DEXTROSE * District Agent Ml 9-4856 damage it doea ia t< the proposed REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE , financier Joseph P. Kennedy, for­ convention, will be back for members grew to have affection exciting account of aome women ing people show by the desultory HAVE YOUR PISTONS suit of an investigation into an ex- the exuberant girls compared notes THE BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. conference itself._Th:. Invitation to j mer U.S. ambassador to London who made whaling voyages and attendance that public worship is ! »68 MAIN ST„ GROUND FLOOR — TEL. Ml 9-5241 piqsion several weeks ago in which ' on the way each had spent the this yksir's gathering in San Fran­ WEST HARTiFORO; CONN. WINMtrS ana QOOSS and respect for Nixdn. To them, it and his Wife. confer on a question can hardly be the whaling-master husbands w ith to them one of Uie incidentals or "INSDRANSMITHS SINCE 1914" a dozen people were injured by j evening and showed their momen- cisco. Arthur Drug^ Stor^ is a ridiculous perversion of the KNURLIZED But Aomariy dioesn't anticipate conaidered genuine and acceptable whom they sailed the seven seas. . electives of life.” • | flying debris in Greenwich.' j tos! Mrs. Luce cam" on the yacht of record and policies of the man if. meanwhile, those on one side of For those that have visited the —Watchman Examiner . (Proper Platon Expansion) — ■ ------‘---- I IJve In Tent City shipping magnate Slavros Niar- they knew then to have him now chos. Her husband. ediCor-in-chiet the question to be negotiated are Mystic Seaport 'Village, the book, Sp^sored by the Manchester HERE g - . ' s t l 1 J 1 . Starling oh a periofl of nine days assigned to the "ole of some mere "Whale Hunt " by N. C. Haley, CounnI of Churches. L iO lirl oC llC C llllC S : of camping was the program for Henry Lure of Time and Life moving force .into position. ITiis magazines, was to join her tomor­ creature of the Republican' right should.be of particular interest be­ the local girls the following day. display o f fo’ire probably makes cause it Is the narrative of a voy­ Leaviqit Copenhagen special row, wing. Severance* Case It impoBsibla for Egypt to accef^ age by Nelaon Cole Haley, har- buaes'in the morning, the group Mrs. Luce is making a Mediter­ And the truth Is that, if the pobner of the ship Charles W. Mor­ traveled to Sholm, on the Baltic ranean cruise en route back to the invitation to the conference. Th* case o f David O. Severance, her post in Rome after spending right wing loves him, U-is not for gan At aea from 1849 to 1853. Se4. about 40 miles south of Co­ It probably alao makes a number StAckpole's book, "Sea Hunters,” no certain address, who was bound penhagen. Accompanying them on .several months in the United bis voting record. t>r for his own of other nations unwilling to ac­ is another good story of New Eng­ over by the local court J'uly 27 on the buases were their hostess troop .state.s under medical treatment. Influences .on actual Republican cept the invitation. And the na- land whalemeti during the two cen­ charges of aasault with Intent/io of Danes. Absalon 2, of Copenha­ She is staying at the Villa Ken­ policy. I f It reall.v loves Nixon, the turies ■ 1635-1835. Elmo P. Hoh- gen. and a troop from Norway, A nedy recently bought at Eze-sur- tiona either sympathetic to carnally know a female chilli will right wing loves him purely be­ man's "The American Wh*lepian” few groups had already airived Mer. on the Mediterranean east of F.gypt'a position, or at least resent­ gives us first hand facts of the'.old come up in Superior Court Xomor- and had started setting up their I Nice. ' ■ " ■ cause of the enemies he ha.s made ful o f the attempt to manhandle whalers which the author- gleened Nothing takes to the road like a Chevy! Tow. . , ^ with his carnpaign oratory. Even Nlsaer when he has done nothing from log-books, crew-lists, consii- Severance's c a a e / is Jieing McCarthy, for instance, is some­ la'r .letters, and diaries fo produce Illegal, comprise abdut half oiir brought up at an eafly; date be-1 how ready to forget that it ws.s a very leadsble account of the •tswld. Once in a blue moon a car like this comes to your touch on the wheel, brakes and ac­ cause the youth was unable to Nixon who first took him on, on "blubber hunters.” R. B. Robert­ - - I, Naaser ia'under only one batilc son's book " O f Whales and Men” along-a design so advanced in perform­ celerator. post 42,000 bond akd has been held ! CONSULT US ON YOUR obligation to the world with re­ behalf of the Eilenhower admin-. is the story of modern whaling ance, so beautifully balanced and.so road­ . at the Hartford County Jail. | Severance. 19, was arrested July gard to the Suez Canal. That is to Istratlon. All he ci. i see ia that methods as .described by the auth­ worthy that it stands out abovC|;^’ery other You can see that the ’56 Chevy is a stand- BUILDING PROBLEMS the people on the left in both or who waa a member of the ex­ 24. He was also charged: with driv­ keep it open. This he has promised car on the highway. dut for style..'But until you have driven ing a motor vehicle w h ile his li­ Our Honest, Expert Advice Will Save You Money parties seem to hate Nixon, which pedition-. to do. Until he closes it. If he ever To round out’ our auggeation list, cense waa under suspension. The la good enough for him. And'when one you’re missing the best part of the news dees, there If no real issue in­ we would Jyty to mention R. C. An­ It has a solid, sure-footed way of going that local court fined him 4102 on that —the fact that Chevrolet is the smoothest, charge. Judge Wesley C. Gryk.; volved except the big nation pride McCarthy ia for 'lim, that doubles drews' '^nds of Uh Earth"; makes driving safer and more pleasant on .bound,him over to Superior Court I hatred an^ auspicioir^n the left. Georges Blond's. "Gflnit Story of o f the "Weit. So the second thing any road; And you feel a very special sense 'when he found probable cause on Joseph Rossetto Whales," and John and Alice Du-, PROVES OLDER CARS wrong abou.t the British threat But the peopfe o r ' the left who of security in its rapid-fire responsiveness bile jnu ever bossed.,Try it and sec. the more serious charge. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY hate Nixon do not incliide thoae rani's "Pictorial History of Ameri­ His arrest stemmed from a rels- j df forca ia that it la unthinkable can Ships.” that this force should be used, un­ liberala in the Republican party tionship with a 14-year-old girl. 58 DELM ONT STREET— Ml 9-0.308 We w’ish you a whale of a, time. Severance is represented by A lly. less Brttaiin is going mad with a vho actually knew him and, were You gel more car taken you buy i t . . . vtori dollars taken you sell it! Ckevy kas Ike kigkesl resalf talus of Ike leading.low-priced models/ ■ Residential and Industrial Construction ^ __ I Robert Gordon. deaitb .to reatora Ita own imperial asaociated with him in his congrea- X CAN GET pride, Whatever the cost. I sional days. ^ - Deitioorat Barred. There are Other factors in the Nixon's. is, obviously, a most Britiah ppaltloh.' N ot only is the curious case. Many of. those .who By Minority Law support hlm,^ and many of those Sues a route for .British supplies i r Msnehtsut's Oldest FinsrKialJhutitM ti^ -who oppoee him. are not looking Hartford. Aug. 7 i4h The State NEW CAR MILEAGE I o f oil, but the precedent o f seixure at him at all, but across him arid Supreme. Court has ruled that o f the Canal .may inspire seizure, Democrit Charles H. Kegley can­ by. other. Arab nations, of the Brit­ at each other. not aerve na a selectman in Enfirid ish eU'redourcea themselves. And even though he. won a special elec­ tion las.t December, Home Financing the French, looking at . Suez, are It Ik N o Longer 1928 The court pointed to a 79-year- really thinking of Algeris, and of A Sunday 6r so ago, perhzpa in­ old State law to^rul4 Kegley off tha possibiUty that i f somebody the board. spired by reports that Senator doesn't stop this troublesome in^ His election meant no minority 19 to 25 Miles Per Gallon ifi John Kennedy of Massachusetts A PLEASANT dependence and independent act­ representation on - the 3 mefhber might be a vice presidential candi­ board: the other'' two members are ing on the part of the Arab na­ Democrats, alao. 1469-Mile Mobilgd& R Test Run I date on the Democratic ticket thiq tions. France itself luay be pushed In Ita unanimoua opinion, the year, a prominent - New York ,’out of Africa. court noted that for 79 yeara Con­ 1952, ’S3 and *54 can scored an amazing 19 to 25 miles per gallon Protestant clergyman delivered a necticut has operated on "the EXPERIENCE So France and Britain arc really in thia grueling, croaa-counlry test. Theae cars had previously sermon in which he regretted that wholeaotne principle” of minority together in a grim emotional de- used premium-priced gaaoline, but were fueled with New he could not vote for a Bomali repfiesentation on boards of select­ gire to put a halt to the business men. Catholic to be' either Prfsident or Grade Mobilgaa R —at regular price—for thia run. All cani of antl-coloniaUsm. And they sre Kegley defeated Republican lice prissldent "solely' on his per- had conventional tranomisdons—tw6 had overdnve. Mileage . really against us. In so far as wt Alba. I. Cople.v in the apecial elec­ At SAVINGS and LOAN Buhal qualifications and the .po> tion, and Oooley filed an action in reaul'ta were certified by the U. S. Auto Club. . tend to favor anti-coloniaiism in' lltical platform on which.he runs.” Superior Court to remove Kegley. pnncipls, and mildness of policy The Superior Court upheld dooley in Ihs parUcular instance o f the "This I cannot do,” aald tha and Kegley appealed to the Su­ • W it always act In your best Suez. Rev. Dr. Hampton Adams,- ” be- preme Court. So tM strange situation is that rause o f the authority the Roman' in t e r M t s H orn Catholic Church holds over its S' Britain ahd' Franre seemingly members." stand ready to launch what, in any * Prompt dteisiont — eftM unemotional reading of the United It is somewhat refreshing to t ElizaMih M w 4 Nations book, would have to be have this said openly, from the i ► ; within onn w *«k labeled an jact . olf kggi-easion. A pulpit. instead ' o f having; it i 1 Cmitties Ijart o f ^ e free world sUnds ready whispered. A t least, the logic in­ •^eons am camfuHy {Honnad to start a war, not against Com- volved is publicly presented, and muniam, but against a portion of therefore open to public rebuttal. for your utmost ncenomy. the indapendeoce o f Egypt. IWe should say that the rebuttal This la unthinkable. But it would ia rather simply aiccomplished. It be a welcome relief to have some would consist primarily o f a h o l Cy v m o d sign from Biibain^and France that thorough examination of the rec­ Como in ond discuis your plans ot- your eenvMitneo. they know that^^ In the -merntlnie. ords in office of all the governors, this li no tim. 'for leaving the senators, representatives, and No oppointmnnt it nnodtd. American position unclear. It must jurists who hrve been Roman WHIU CHAIR 80 GOOD—It will giv* smooth, top psrformsncs to ,be no secret that we reject the Catholics, s’nd a specification. If latlla coo- BUiUNI^ HOl'RSs'SS! (■" • ■ • . Use o f force, by ourselves, or by 1 •">' could be made, of th^ ** millions of oars that havs basn using promium lusM efrted frdo .Mmiday, Tuesday, Friday—9 A. M. to 5 P. M our allies. ;:tances in which th^ir Churih has reat-wheej to. held authority over th eir. public fronc-wbecl Wedneaday— 9 A. M. to 14 Noon, , * , ■ - ■ polic.v. peopeUiof, Of Thuraday—9 A. M. to 8 P. M. O New Grade Mobilgas /Z—now as high in octane as the premium gasolines Case’s Case For-Nixon __ «• all 'Viocb Such an examination Would pot s i \ ' w la caiuri. Cloaed Saturdays. df just a few years ago—yet sells at regular price! It has befn a feature of the con­ prove, we admit', a cure for all who «$72.00 troversy over the renomination of.j consider the religiou.s'tjuestion im- AIR XONOmONINO-TEMrEIIATUIES OkbER-AT NEW lOW COST. IH US BEMONSTtATII n » "Iwo-Taa" Spoil Covpt with Body by fiih tr—ont ol 20 Cfisnolal btouliai. O Purthet improved with new M C s — most effective combination of Bichard Nixon for rice president ; porUnt. For tlieir suspicion, and 9»9y«»»»4 Over Tsibf Csawsde Noso—watch your gat needle mow m an itow ly! additives ever put in gasoline. Saves gas four ways! a.at ah occasional «.ory liberal Re- j j lejudice. sometimes has at least V . ■ Fhi ovtr average loilet publican wUl A’oluntarily advance nine lives. When! for Instance, they bowl. Sturdily coo- OtUy francl^isid Chewolet dealers ^CHEVROLET/ display this Japum tradenuvrk \avings & MobilgasR-^ -•O Higher-than-ever octane and, gas-aaving M C s mean smooth, ^ock-firao ui Uie aide of Nixon and acclaim, j do not find the Catholic Chut;ch wnictcd. Easily rleene^ ' him. This happened, on a ^rum ' ‘jpower—wen more See your, friendly ^o M dealhr! ' con^roUed the public policy o f A1 for Kv»n Mll#s the ether night, vi’ith Senator C lif­ Smith, in hia capacity as governor, $ s i ; 0 0 IIMwitAr Savii^ & lAwAssociati^ -IOOTM - ■(. ford Oasa of New Jefsev- the liberal they iretrest to a new: line of In- ' < /' PwrOallonI’ •OgONV MOBIL OIL D^PAM V, IMO, lUpubltcan in question. ferenr?. He was, jot ‘course, mask­ WELDON DRUG CO. ; ■ ' r- V . » ‘ 1 ‘ ^ \ Senator Os m happens to be pie ing himself and his true purposes- CARTER CHEVROLEJ CQ /■ t r ‘ t 4 ' . '■ Authorized Dealer \ h y - . . • . ^ ■ '■apubhcaa w<.>n alectma. In while M ft g o v tr p o r , part o f the 901 MAIN 8T;—Ml S-5Stl 311 MiUN STREET — MANCH^TER .A i ■■ “ r,. 1. y- N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* TUESDAYy AUGUST 7, 1956 1>A6B N O n KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTHa, CX)NN. TUESDAY^AUGUST 7, 1956 PAGE EIGHT • S • I " Ellington H^hron Andover Whitcomb' stated lost night that . Pet SKow Tomorr.bw E n g a g ^ the first phase of oiling the pre­ On 10 Playgrounds viously listed towm roads would Ike Asks Bulganin Disclose . ^Average Price ^47 Hurricane Egypt May Seek JJ.N. Aid Firemen j Seeking Fair Scheduled Meeting Will Vote be completed today, weather pel*- mltting. A' listing of the roads to Cloud Seeding Before Suez Canal Parley Auction Material A Pet Show, conducted by By 4-H Memliers On Road Issues be - asphalted will be released as JU.UMINUM ‘New Spirit’ in World Ties Of Steel Hiked I o tlie Recreation Department, Boon as a schedule for the project will be held Wednesday eve­ " Andover, ' Xug. 7 (Special)—A is completed. >• (Contliiued from Page One) Ellington, Aug. 7 (Special) — ning at 6:45 on the 10 play­ Hebron, Aiig. 7 (Special) — - Game Canceled (OMHtaMd trom Page One) l.SO Per Ton Sparks Dispute The Crystal Lake Volunteer Fire grounds. All types of animals, Features to be included In the special town meeting ivill be held The Little Leagtic game sched­ STORM WINDOWS established a system of liaison Deportment la seeking material excluding dogs, are eligible for Aug. IS to vote on acceptance of ■ Eisenhcnver Wiid he welcomed Hospital Notes annual 4-H town fair, to take uled to be played last night by the (Continued from fage One) . (Continued from Page One) with the British fleet already. |. fo ' th^auctlon it will sponsor the the contest, ^ y s fend girls with Andover Lake teani and Carlson’s ' A Quality Product. . . Rueala's move In reducing: man- . latter Tart ' of the montff. P ro-, place SatiWday at the Elementary town aid rood funds and to vote on A French tourist agency in Paris the most umisua! and oiil- accepting Pine Ridge Dr., as a Diggers waa canceled due to a power but that it merely followed Houra: Private roonm, cipated in the wake of the strike something and they always find reeda will be used for civic fnne- •standing pet.s will win Pet School grounds and auditorium are At a Price You Can Afford earlier, movei by this countrj’ to j g p.m.; maternity' and said it had canceled a tour of ons town hl^way. lack of players on tha Lake teatn: by 650.000 members of the United something to support their conten­ tiona the department slmnsnrs Show Awards. of general interest. - Their absence was attribated to • CkimblnatloB gtonn wtadows oad doors “steadily reduce” the size 6f ile^Mml-prlvate wards, J to 8 p.m.; group - that waa to have left for during the ye^r, such as the ■The' meeting will be asked to Steelworkers, was somewhat lower tions.'' He added: ' The fair will open atl 9:30 a.m. authorize and Instruct the Board the number o f bqys attending o Porch enclosures o Shower oBelosarM armed forces. ' children's ward, S to 7 p.m. than had been generally expected. ' Cliristmos and Halloween parties • Jalousie* and awnlnga "1 doubt that such reducUon of ‘The experiment was based on Egypt this week. and Victor Rychling is chairman Oi Selectmen to enter Into agree­ Scout camp this week and to vaca­ Other companies are expected to Egypt, the Soviet Union and In­ fo local children. of the event. At 10 a.m. there will tion schedules of many families. this particular' kind as our gov­ Patients today: 71 the purpose of getting a certain ments with the Highw'ay Commis­ CALL FOR AN ESTIM ATE ernments may make in their re- revise their prices along the same Harry G. Fuller dia, topped the list of nations that Social Notea Third Viclliii Dies be judging of .dairy, vegetable and sioner for the expenditure o f all NO OBLIGATION - ADMITTED, SATURDAY: Phil­ iine. result, and to all purposes this re­ Harry G. Fuller of Laural still have not said whether they Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook and home making exhibits. Fitting and funds available to the tow'n from Moachee|ter Evening HeraJd An- apecUve naUpnal irtteresU, M ill ip Tyler. 8 Waahlngton. St.-, Ver­ contribute effectively to eliminate Clifford "^F. Hood, president of sult happened.” He said his find­ Manor Convalescent Home died will attend the talks the western son Jerry, Maple St., spent the showing will take; place at 10:30. the State for the fiscal year be­ d ver - correapondTent, Mm. Paul non; Armanda Zeppa. t38 Birch weekend In. Vermont with Mrs. Of Auto Accident the fear, and-Uie vast cost, gen­ U.S. Steel, said his company's em­ ings were based on “ several this morning in Manchester Me- Big Three propose to open in Lon- A picnic lunch will take place' ginning July 1, 1956. Pfmn*tlrhl, telephone PI X-6S56. MICHAEL VIGNONE Ml. Rd.; Mrs. Ossie Platt. South ployment costs will increase ap- morial Hospital after a short ill- ' don Aug. 16, Tnere were rumors Mary Peck and son Stanley. at noon and a dress revue at 1:30. The road which the town Will erated by natlt a armaments,” Windsor; Joseph^ J^aminsky. 113 sources," including data prepared HarUord, Aug. 7 An autp- MI 9-0780 or JA 9-0238 Eisenhower wrote. :proxintately 7.6 per cent during ne.ss. He was torn in Hoboken, that India’? Prime Minister Nehru Mrs. Doris Helntz, Main St., has The auction will be held at .2:30. be asked to accept as a public road , N School St.; Alonzo Hasselnian, ^he first year of the three-year, by the Navy In 1948 on -the 1947 might b€ shaping a counter plan to charge of the flowera in the Con­ mobile accident a week ago The .program will close with a Eisenho\ver’s letter " East Hartford: Gall Trevltt, Glas­ N.*J„ April 1, 1880 and had been a has been built in Pine Ridge hous­ no-strike contract which ended the experiment. ' ,. resident of Mor.cl-.cster for 30 give Egypt a face-saving avenue of gregational Church' during .the olaimed its third life yesterday square dance at 8 p.m. with Card's ing development by the contract­ livered at ni*n today in Moscow tonbury; Mrs. Mary Murphy., '2d walkout. He declared the price in­ "This experiment should not be year.*). He was a retired finisher at retreat. month of August. , orchestra furnishing music. ing fir.n of Schors and Hartley. * btfc Ambassador Charles Bohlen, Co()ltage St. when 28-year-old Mrs. Elaine R. personally handed it to the crease amounts to "about 6.25 per belittled by looking over data sev­ Cheney Bros. Egypt Ciablnet Silent Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Feldbn Lo Bid Date Extended The road is shown on a map ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mrs. cent.” I snd family of Orchard St., are Ma.strobatliato died in Hariford The dead line for bidding on the All tired out -— rundown — no Soviet Premier. en or eight yearaJater." He la .survived (>y two daughters, After a two-hour session last filed at the Towm Clerk's Office energy— never feel IHce golnx out The Bulganin letter to which Gertrude Kranz, East Hartford; The increase. Hood said, “ re­ Dr. Langmuir suggested that Mra. Carol ‘ Lines of Middletown, night, the Egyptian (Cabinet gavs spending a few days In New York. Hospital. building of the Regional High Betty Ann Trotter together with an easement io? Mrs, Beverly Perotti. 180 Hills- evenings eny more — wake up EisenhoM‘er replied was,,one of a flects the peixislently rising costs aeedings of hurricanes be contin­ N. Y., and Mrs. Helen Curran, 76 no indication if it would accept the Molly Myerwitz received a blue Her 4-year-old. daughter, Dee School at Hebron Center, has been storm water 'drainage. etill tired and 'diecouraged ? town Rd.; Paul Cuenln, 6,^ E'lor- ribbon in the public speaking con­ Mr. and Mra. John A. Trotter, 15 series which the President and with which the company .is. con­ ued and the results checked. "May­ Bigelow St.; a-son, Bruce H. Ful­ conference bid but an official Ann. is in critical condition. extended a week in order to give Regfon Board Meeting Thdusande who fall lo get from the Premier have exchanged. ence St.; 'Mra»E. Noelia Fuller. 15 fronted. including the initial )iigher be that will settle the issue," he ler of Oakland, I,'. J.; two slaters, test at the Annual Stale 4-H d u b The crash instantly killed Mr.s. more time for interested contrac­ Bigelow St., announce the engage­ their food all of the Bi and Bi Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Amelia Hage- source asserted: The RegionAl 'EftatrU-*. 8 Board Vltamlne—iodlhe and Iron they Ever since the Bulganin letter employment coats resulting from commented. Mrs. Caroline Erhardt of Cali­ "Egypt has plenty of time to Week at the University of Con­ MastrobatUsto's husband, John, tors to send their bids in. Hids will ment of their daughter, Betty Ann, of Education will hneet this eve- now, 28 West St.; Evald Erick­ necticut. be opened Aug. 14 at the Elemen­ neodr'nave felt lu*t like that until uune In American officials have, the new labor agreement that has . The Weather Bureau has corv- fornia and Mra. Hattie Tejrry of answer. The deadline to deliver a 30. Al.so"^ killed was George J. to Victor L. Wolmer, son of Dr. and r-ng at 8 'o'clock in the **cu. -*i they started taking FRRRIZAN- son, 11 Echo Dr., Vernon; Mrs. just been concluded^ with the sistently adoptedia “show me”, at­ Mr. snd Mrs. Clifford Jensen Cjlancy, 19, of West Hartford. tary Scl^ool.' been predicting a polite turn-down. Sorgateae. N. Y.; 12 grandchildren replv is midnight Aug. 15.” • Mr*. Rolph Wolmer of Columbia. Elementary School. Item.* on the F’EIIRIZAN-:—gives ypu plenty In their view the Bulganin pro­ Caroline Bentley, 18 Canterbury United Steelworkers.”' titude toward cloiid seeding, either and 13 great-m-ojulchildren. are the parents of i. daughter bom Police quoted one of the youths Consent Needed of valuable Bi and B> Vltainina St.; John C. Henrlcks, 140 Sum­ Prime Minister Eden virtually ' Miss Trotter, a graduate of Man,^ agenda will include discussion o f posal was simply a new face on Under the new contract the as a n.eans of inducing rainfall Fimeral atrangenienta,— which 'hag niled out any proposal to turn .Saturday at the Johnson Memorial ho was In the cai—with Clancy The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of ■and—Iron with—precious 'i odine- mit St.; Mrs. Esther Aitkin. 7 Hospital, Staffc d Springs. Chester High School is attending i^uniclpah bonds, and repofW on for th* thyroid gland^ the old Russian plan for cutting workers got a package boost vari­ or diverting storms. are-^inctm»^te.' kfe in chij.rgc of the question over to the U-N- H* a.s .saying h,e, Clancy and t\fo St. Peter!* Episcopal Church says Oie well-drilling and cur­ Tyler Circle; Henry Uhlman, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rlox, Glen- others were,' drinking in a that those children planning to go Bates College, Lewiston, Maine. For more Strengpt; Pep and of forces w1thou» inspection to see ously estimated at from 45 to 55 The hurricane which was seeded Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main told Parliament last week Egj'pt Her fiance graduated from Wind­ riculum committee's recent rneet- Enorgj' tr>- FEflRlZ.W. Take It E'ox HIU Dr.. Rockville: Richard hit Miami, Fla., on Oct. 9. 1947. St. wood Rd., are the parents of a re.slauranl in nearby Farmington pn the Lake George trip should that the reductions are real. Turcotte Sr., 299 Cooper Hill St.; pents an hour over the 36-month since 1951 had been flouting a ham High School. Willlmantic, and Injf- ■' ' for 30 day* on our money bsek Eisenhower'a reply was delayed period. Of this, some 20 cents —in­ then veered In a northeast direc­ Security request to lift restric­ • so... born at Sf. Francis Hospital. before the acetdent. Two of the have one of their parents present Roo((,Oillng plan. Ton must be satisfied 10043. Joan Mlkollte, RFD 1, Wapptng; C'omplrlrs Tralifing at the Rectory Thursday evening attended the University of Maine. by the illness which sent him to' cluding lO.S cents an hour in wages tion out to sea. It ultimately swung Enrico Gaggianrxl tions on the passage of Israeli youths, all teenagcr.s, are still in He la presently 'attending Mitchell First Selecman L. Edward J. W. HAXE DEPT. STORE Mrs. Uoulae Affricano, 53 Spring I'ifY Army Pvt. Bernard A. LeDiic critical condition. * at 7:30. At that time transporta­ the hospital for major Intestinal St.. Rockville; Mrs. Alma Saitta, -was effective ilmmediately. Ad­ back and hit Savannah. Ga.. doing Enrico Gaggianesi. 74 Wood- ships through the canal. College, New London. surgery just after the Bulganin ditional direct wage hikes of 9.1 damage eatimated at 35 million. Jr., Jobs Hill Rd., graduated from Police said they had arie?ted the tion win be arranged. Colchester; Lynette Maxwell, 80 bridge St., died, suddenly at his Eden is scheduled lo give the Fort Bliss, Tejq), July 28. after permittee and a waitress at the Tiie Rev. Mr. Pimm aiao states letter came in. Fairfield St.; John ChiaputU. 30 cents are effecMve July 1, 1957, ^ 'x.The cloud seeding had been done home last 'night. He wan born in British people a television-radio - In recalling the Big Four sum- InHlje meantime, and the city of completing six months of active re.staurant on charges of aervifig that progress on the erection of Wells, Tex., a pioneer In the nat­ Colemrkn Rd.; Mrs. Rosemary Cro- and July 1. 1958. Under the old Ifigevano, Italy, and had worked report tomorrow night on the sit­ liquor to minor*. ural gaa and oil producing indus­ rillt conference in .Geneva, Ehsen- contract the workers averaged Savahn(A once threatened to sue duty military training under the the, new parish house has reached ,nin. 97 Lenox St.; Peter Plikaitla, at Cheney Bros, until hi.s. retire­ uation that has brought deep con­ .Reserve Forces Act. the stage where It is expected to tries and the founder and a former howef said "1 must confeaa that I 69 Summer St.; Eldward Polyan- $2.46 an hour. The new contract, the government for/damage ckuaed ment. He waa a member of the cern in this nation and sent British am greatly disturbed by the devel­ to that cityMmt did not. LeDuc will now he permitted to be ready for use for the church president of the Palomino Horse chek. 31 W. Middle Tuke.; Julius with 32 hourly pay classifications, Italian American Club. military reinforcements into the schooi in the fail. He urges all Breeders As.sn. of America, died opments Which have occurred has a basic minimum wage of 31.82 ’5 Mook said;Me Weather-Bureau He i.s sur\'lved by his wife. finish his military service wfth a Pdgani, 183 Eldridge St.; Bever­ Mediterranean area. local army reserve or national Woman lo Play who can do so to send in their Saturday. He was born In Butler. aince” he met With Bulganin at ly , Gage. Andover; Mrs. Elvina an hour and a maximum of; 33.71.4,^ assigned him' in January’ to give LH<’e Fail to Save Tt»l Mrs. Grenier studied under Per- fsftMi* f t 40 WlHiaal plana. "jiell, Chestnut Hill; Joseph Gra- of steeL ( e map of the approximate time the Frank T. Keegan, ,55. of Ea.st Iran and Spain. Stock up now and be ready when cold weather comes! Eisenhovyer ^Snl ex- Nails, essential in all carpenter hurricane was seeded and, I be­ Hartford, father of Sira, Eugene rl'Val Price, carillonneur at Ann bowski, RFD 1, Andover: -'firs. Backed by .\rab World New Britain, Aug.' 7 i.4', Two t h e a s s o c ia t e d N* «*a. A ai*(Mllt; a son to agi-eement but to Other factors. organ by Mrs. Josephine Bonner.! ' The ceremony was followed by a high that it would have started to . Thursday 'in pshforth, Maine. handle goods of any country op­ a guard on the head with a chair by Schumann: Bell. Music from Urging the RuMans to accept Mr. and Mrs. William 'Campbell. These, he said included, "new was aoloist.LUU3 9 3 '* . ' - reception 881In the aJIC O^SVSghEdgewood ^ W WS CountryX.«W4 J8 a8 J' recurve soon anyway, because a Burial will be in Wytopitlock Cem­ posing Egypt’s Suez action; ■ the leg in an attempt to escape from "The Magic Flute,” by Mozart, ar-; his proposal for aerial inspection 30 Drive C.: a daughte'r to Mr. prices established for many steel Givenen in marriage by her grand-1 Club; Cromwell. Mrs. Kerber re- hurricane, usually curves in one di­ etery. spokesman added. ranged by Price: "La Cathedrale by both sides, EUsenhower noted the Litchfield County jail. Speiss, and Mrs. Charles Gaskell, .30 Drive mill products by competitive father,...... ■, George W. Kerber o f ' cetved in a light blue crystalette rection or another after 'being A spokesman for Syria's Army police said, waa sabdued by an­ Engloutie." by Debu.ssyr and .the the Soviets have turned the plan A. producers who have been operat­ Rochester, N. Y., the bride wore a 1 ensemble', with matching acces- atalled for a time.” chief of staff said his government "Bells of Arcama," by Couperin. down on the ground it would be other gUard and a trustee. Marcel BIRTHS SUNDAY: A daughter ing during the period of the strike; gown of silk embroidered nylon series and a corsage of talisman had mobilized its armed forces Boutin, before he could- make an Following the concert, there w ill “an intelligence operation.” to Mr., and Mrs. Nicholas Der-' to the -prices of other materials tulle, fashioned uith a fitted roses. Mrs. Baker wore a pink F u n era ls "and become fully prepared lo be a guided lour of the Trinity The Preeident said he proposed escape good.. The guard needed 15 wianka. 43 Coleman Rd. which compete with steel in- the bodice, .short sleeves, .sabrina neck­ crystalette ensemble ' with white face all possibilities in itg deter-' stitches t* close a head .'wound. (thapel. • that both sides inspect pouible BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son market place, as well as to many line and floor-length bouffant skirt. accessories and a pink rose cor- Tax Collections minatlon to support Egypt on the military buildups over each' oth­ to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blake, other commercial factors.” Her fingertip veil ^ f French Il­ ■•a**- I-awrenee K. Meocham .canal issue." Syria's miifti. Sheik er's territory and exchange mili­ 27 Dorothy Rd.; a daughter to Mr. About 10 per cent of the basic lusion was held by a- crown of Tbe,bride wore a princess st.vled In July $967,014 Fuiierar services for L.''wrem;e Abulyiisor Abdin, aaid an "Ara^ tary information in order to make and Mrs. Raymond Wltkowski, 155 steel industry operated during the iridescent sequins and seed pearls. enyqmblf >of yellow silk with w^ite __:___ _ I R. Meacham, ’well known ,cb- holy crusade against the West certain ‘'neither of ua is preparing Unjon St., RockvUler a daughter long strike. Some companies She carried a cascade'' of white apcessbrles and an 'orchid corsage Property taxe.? collectedduring! owner of the M and M , Oil Co.. would be an obligation in the a sudden massive attack against to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J|zyk, either had contracts expiring, after roses with an orchid center. when leaving for a wedding trip July were 3967.014.66. bringing the 1 SaUu-day in Westerly event of western aggression on Beiore You Take the Plunge... the other." ' Wilson. Jqly 1 or were represented by In­ Miss Lucille Rubera of Bhiat through New. Hampshire. , ^ f-• aa the result of an accident Egypt.” A m uftfis the highest "Surely that kind of intelligence dependent unions. ' Hartford was maid of honor^.She Mrs. Baker attended Mount St. total property taxes collected i j; week, were held ye.slei-day at religious^ authority In a Moslem YOUR is desirahle and necesiMrv.'' the'' BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. _and .Mrs. Edwin Boczar. 7 Linden Hood ssdd U,. S. Steel was ihor- wore a shrimp colored gown of Joseph's Academy and graduated since Aug. 15, 1955, to 34.340,048.- the Walter Ni Leclcrc Funeral slate. President said, “and in the in- Pl.T Rii^kriUeT’ all^n” !^ M^’andi *'*•"’*, da^era i crystalette and tulle, fashioned from Wethersfield High School. 89, according to a report issued by Home. Yhe .vev, n iffoid O. Simi>- In Cairo, however, a clandestine teresta of peace -and international Mra. Cheater Johnstdn 202 Bid-1 spirals, addi-! with a fitted strapless bodice and Her husband graduated from Man­ Paul Cervini, collector of revenue. spn q(-Uie Center .Congregational Arabic broadcast urging Egyp­ ‘US. GARAGE’ confidence. Can we not make prog­ well St. ' ' ihR’- bouffant skirt, a tiara of talisman chester High School and is now A total of,872.766.64 for receipts -ing A .■ Bilgga, property at 231- natural gas well is 3100,000. of the Parking Lot Fund. Emanuel Lutheran Oiurcli. -The ...... BI6 FAMILY GARAGE gonma proposal______that the United i Maria Perreault. 91 W. Cen- customera of the price , hike, steel 233 School St. StatM e . : B.. r...... i t ^ M“ tf ^ ! ^ gan fliwlnVfrom'irm^^^rm;^^^^^ William S. Morgan and Gene- Rev. C. Henry Anderson officiated! •»» » i i« *■» •. vleve A. Horgon "to Walter Ob- and .G. Albert Pearson was or- D U l K i l l l g i l ' c r i i u l s -I zut and Irene B. Obzut, proper­ ganist and soloist. Burial waa in ~ 9 Reduced demobillzed St.: 'Philip TVIcr, 8 Washington St., , ty. on Pheipe Rd. ------Hal B o y le ------^ East Cemetery.' j Vernon; Mrs. Daisy Chapman,'397 | tract were expected to be back on In Julv 8222,41.i would be withdrawn from _____ . . . the, job today. By the end of the John Adamy and Catherine Bearers were Henry Sieeneck, Summer Germany.noiw. j i Summit St.: MiasMisa PrisclllnPriscilla Preir-'Preir- Henry- Ohiiger. J. Laurence Mof- week practically all of them will Adamy to Edward S. Adamy, Building for whicQ permits wer* Eiseiihower mode clear he con- Tolland; Mrs. Elizabeth be at work and within another . prbperty on Gi idwin St. fitt, John I. Olson, Allan Coe and Prices aiders the queaUon of Allied forces I Schlack, 89 Summer 8t.; Mrs. An- Is ‘Elvis the Pelvis’ Johrt Miller. issued in'Jjuly will add 153 per cent In Germany clearly Unked-with the Gardner, 42'i Maple 81,: Mrs. week to 10 days full production Trade N « Certificate - less to the ta-vable grand list than Is expectixl. Ralph A. Schwaike'rt doing A.large number of friends called problem of German unity. I Isabel 6alpel, Newburgh, N, Y .; at the Wstkins-Wcat Funeral Home building for which permits wer* AS LITTLE AS He said on this point:- ! John Conlon, 'Andover: -David business as The Gallery of (Homes, issued in July last Year, a report U.S.. cars and toicks bbeing 808 Main St. A Niational Blessing? Sunday afternoon and evening lo by Building Inspector Griswold ‘‘Obvtoualy the proUem of Jorcesi Stevenson, 109 Columbus St.; Linda pay their respects. In Germany can not tee dealt-with 1 "fafi'wi*. Vernon Trailer Court; ■crapped today avertige 13.8 y ears Building Rermlts Chappell -shows. ■ . , as an isolated matter.” Andrea Tolliver. Hartford. Irf age. To Herbert Hutchinson for Raq- In July 1955, 3564,790 In taxable $ 2 - 2 5 New York {Jf*>—Ciirtestone com-t a wide vogue at present among the American officials have made the DISCHARGED SUNDAY: Mrs. For an Englishpxan, an auto building was recorded and only menti of a pavement Plato \ tv,* tv,inu. trailer is a caravan: 322^,415 was recorded ..jast month. point that such a withdrawal ■ Gertrude Krone, East Hartford; ,1. This is the public that- thinks would only shift Sttviet forces out i Mrs. Estelle Giscin New York N. rcat i/Tticials Differ on Need There it a saying that times of b'^auty is a quality that can be of E ut Germany acroes the border Y.; Mrs. Gunhild'Hill 14 Pearl great ordeal create great heroe?; I measured by a tape. This Is the A WEEK into Poland. St,: George Miner Jr. RFD L Rockville; Gail, Trevitt,! Glohtdn- For Bus Service to Court if this is tme, Elvis Presley may ! public that applauds Marilyn Mon- - ^ / bury;.M rs. Gloria Jofarik^' and l., ™,«op,U.d h.,', ot A»,r. |,;~A v,»n, « CALL TODAY! / L J ' ^ .vv'y.-- son. 183 Wadsworth St. Ekt.; Mra. LET.THE Group lo Study leas ^reataat praaent nefla—aome- a-real aclresa, to ‘graduate from . • ■ i. S Years to Pay It ■ -V / Janet Goric.ISO Wappini^ .Raymond A .report by; a Study commitleej our buses go directly to the hi; one to restore sex to i'ts proper the sexbomb class, : ■ / > ■ ■' " „ Insurance Plan of Superior Coiirt judges that bus'ischool. " He also addend th pciepective This-la the public to wl)om sex No D o ^ sit ...... *—*eU..; .. ' ‘ /aurYJ(v.4f;'v..x«4 .-e^- ...... — . - ^ ■4 y ____ ; sercice is necessary here for the "chartering buses to carry schc Prealev th* Caruso of the tfeen- i “ travesty. It ifi the DISCHARGED Y E S TCRDAY: -location of a Superior Court in children is a lo.4ing proposition. Kresiey, tne caruso oi ine public that believes a, man can win 1st PaymoBt. Cor lllmtroHd *^Chryilf N«w YwHur 4 r lt e r ^ In another effort to promote a I James E. Coleman, 228 E. Middle Manchester drew differing opin­ age crowd. U a the giri of his ch ole if , only he sygtem of sickness and accident Tpke,; Mrs. Novella Jones and Edward Royc«r?*president-treas- November ions from local panties who are urer. of the Silver Lane Bua Co., iruckdriver known by ^ th h s a ^ -uses the right kind of hair tonic, GO WITH YOU ON VACATlOf^ insurance for town workers, the son, 92 Falknor Dr.; Adrien Roben- sponsoring the', move. mirers and detractors as Elvis the and get ahead " In his job if he uses ; .employe's insurance committee hymer, 36 Falknor Dr.; Diane oaid today "If-we'were approached 12-Year The Connecticut .Co., which ear­ about chartering buses to the hew M vis. " Many m u ^ “liy , the right kind of underarm deoddr- •N • will m fct soon with s represents- ! Heritage, Wapplng. lier in the week said it was defin-' ant. It is the public that beUeves Guarantee YOU 6ET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU - live of'th e Aetna Ufe Insurance! DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. school, we would be interested on low par, even among truckdrivers. itely not interested In running bus a trial basil.” He added, however, the way lo a man's heart can be, Co., Frank Hippie, head of' the | Rosemary Goodrich, Rockville; service to the new high school, Elyis la perhaps even more re-, won by any girl if she uses the town wwltres union, said today. : Raymond Allard Jr., 89 Hilltop Dr.; that his company would be some­ nowned for his hip wiggles than FOUR OFFICES — GARAGE DISPLAY AT: made the Superior Court transpor-- what restricted in picking up poi- right kind of lipstick, the right NEW HAVEN AREA: In Hamden, ISO.'i nixwell Ave., betueea At the meeting, the group hopes j Norman ' F. LoRosc, 112 Eldridge tatlon problem seem even darker. his vocal cords, and these 'nave dentifrice, or goes to the right to work out details of a plan which I St.; Beverly Gabe, RFD. Andover; sengers because of the Om'necUcut brought him denunciations from Beacon and Lexington St*. Phone PHcHtniit 8-6318. But local parties countered that Ck>. franchise. charm school FAIRPTELD COl'N'TY'; In Westport, on t|ie Post Road, near the will be acceptable to a large num- : Allan R. Keenan, 202 Hollister St.; bus service to the high sch(x>l Is minUters and parents who ssy his Chief Herman O. Schendel, who What else can you expect from Cnrvel stand. Phone CApltol 7-9242. buy a in August! ber of employes. John C. Henricka. 140'Summit St.; wriggles are too “ luggeatlve." CHF^YSLER ineiltable since it will be a quasi- a generation ' in which kids get In general, the plan will provide Mrs. Ruth Nevins. 57 Milford Rd.; is studying transportstion diffL But Prealey’i charms, whatever WALLIXGFORD-XORTH HAVEN: In North Hnvrn, Washing­ municipal affair. their idea of feminine anatomy by ton Ave., In the x-lclnlfy of Pmtl-Whltney and the IJttle Red I a 31.000 life-insurance policy, and Mrs. Harriet Parker, East Hart- Also, a statement this morning culties on behalf of the town, said they are, have brought him four oicknets and accident payments i ford. l . ‘the queation of transportation is studying the corset ads in family 8hoe. Phone CH. 8-6311." » that the Silver Lane Bus Co. CadillOca onu on annual income magazines? HARTFORD-NEW BRITAIN In Newington on the Hartford- according to salaries. . ------^ ^ would be' interested in chartering not tdo great. Practically everyone greater than that of the President Hippie said the comittee hopes has a car today, and those that do . Many public figures today show New Haven Turnpike N'o. 2719. near the Chinese Hitching \ biases to the new high school, on of the United States who, of far less privacy al(out sex than do Post Re*t*umnt and opp. Variety Home*. Phone MOhawk. t)>st the plan, when worked out.' not would not have too long a walk course, esn’t even play s guitar. Barbara Harrison a trial basis, made .it seem more the Inmates of a mink farm dur­ 6-3386- ^11 be presented tq the Board of than likely that bus service will from E. Center St. or from the in­ B y trading for a new 1956 Chrysler right now you get only full-time power steering and airplane-type V-8 Directors to detendine what por- Personally, I can’t see this ing the courtihg season. OPEN DAILV SAT.-.SUN. lo 6 P.M. T ill RSUAY to 9 P..M. To^Resign Post be installed. tersection of 3fain St. and Middle honest but rich young Tennessee Until now'women have domina,t- / tl'on of the'.cost the- town is will- Earlier in the week, the’ court Tpke.” MAIL COUPON TODAY FOR FREE CATALOG the most for your .old cbt and pay the lowest fall price engine. No wonder people are trading in other makes :, mg to pay. , ------minstrel as a national calamity. ed the sexbomb field. Elvis Pres­ study committee told town - of­ One point brought out by Chief He may, indeed, turn out to be a ley is the first (o sho^v it can also ' for your new car. And the car you’re driving will never of cars folr 1956 Chryslers at an all-time record rate, • \ When that has bein determined, ! Mrs. Robert G Harrison, who ficials that if a branch of the Schendel drew praise from Atty.- I ■ ' I l^lipple said, it is expected the town , has been erfiployed in the office 'national bleoslng. be a male industry. (You couldn’t ' GENTLEMEN: WITHOt’T OBUGATION court were to open ^lere, it would Jay 'Rublnow^ who la on the Bar And So r a very simple reason. really call Rudolph Valentino or be worth as much again. - • workers will have on opportunity ' of the town clerk for more than J' be necessary - to u r n 1 ■ h bus Assn, conunittee studying -the Elvis undoubtadly will give rise (JIark Gable sexbombs. They had jI □ Please moll your Free Garage "" Booklet. to vote yes or no on acceptance of eight years, will resign her post ef- move. He agreed with CJhief Schen­ the plan. service from the tenter of town to to s crop of imitators. And any­ more stature l. Ev6n more important, Chrysler gives you more that’s i fecUve T'yiday, Mrq, Harrison, the del in thal "Rockville, which has While vacationing, you'll have lime to relax and THE YEAR-AHEAD Efforts to get such insurance in i.former Barbara Greenwood, is an the court house, which as propo.sed body who' imitstas his Inspired '.Elvis has rewritten the Horatitf would be in the present_police a Superior Court, does not ha,ve enjoy rending the hews of the world and your I Nome ...... i ...... h^w right now than many cars will have, even next the past couple of . years have . assistant town clerk. writhing* is bound to make sex Alger story, and showed that an favorite honie town features in this newspaper-You transportation from oil parts of look ridiculous. ambitious Jad con wiggle his-way year . . . year-ah^d successes like Flight-sweep styling, bogged dOwn because plans offerefil : Some 30 women employes in the i the county.” They felt that Rock­ don’t have to wonder what is happening at home, I Addre** ...... were, unacceptable either to the ' Municipal Building will honor Mrs. ■ This is badly needed, not only in to fame and fortune. All that 4s for we have complete coverage of local news, sports, town's, administration or to the ; Harrison at noon Friday at a i '*^ldch sponsored the move here. ville's tranaportation problem was America but In much of the rest needed ^ complete his Idyl is for Phone ., Let Mil L« c4|r» s ebew sreW rbr^ftlcr'c pu^button driving, center plane brake system, the business and social events. Let the Herald go vaCa- WAWBihil 4 Acer liAv^tc|H Mk vrilMAn!*', workers. J luncheon at Miller's Restaurant, greater than Manchester’s. i of the "world.- him lo marry 'a Ekiropeon prin- Atty. Harold Gsrrity, who is tiening with you! TIiaraMay. .AWwwtt f . R:M r . 1.; CMan' IShe wUI be presented with ».gUtiOthert Who would nert transporta- CivlUsation thos gqne off Its cess. ^ » u n 18. from'fellow workers j tlon to the court could ndeon the also a meniber bf (he Bar commit­ rocker in th* matter of a 'mis­ This should bring, the season of MAIN OFnCE: ! Mr. and Mrs. Harrison who live »ame buses carrying pupils lo the tee, said he felt the whole problem placed emphasis on sex. the sexbomb to s finale. After ' CALL CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT CALL AboutTown •of transportation and an adequate 24 HOUR at 118 Main 8t., plan lo move intoj high school, which, Is only a short We don't llve-^-in the atomic ers Elvis, nobody coulif make any­ B8T.NUT COLLECT a new- ho'me at 165 Oakland St. distance from police headquarters, eating place would be solved by it­ We live In the s.exbomb age'r A thing of sex but a comedy. HER\'lGE C H 8 -6 3 1 6 T&e OUVCTW jvill hold 8 n^eting. soon. . { : Not Interested self with the development of the "sexbomb.” in the entertainment 'W e might then restore sex to and pieme tomorrow at the home , 1 W. M., Plolsted, general m8n- new high school aria. world,, is a performer who gets bj( its proper statiis ii) human life,: Ml 3-5121 M l 3-1131 ■superior Court Judge A. 8: Bor- i t Mrs. Beatrice Manning. 230 / IKE NEWS PARLEV SET ! oger of the Connecticut <2o„ oaya on animal allure rather than - on Sex, of course, isn't exactly a U.S. GARAGES, Inc. MOTORS, INC. • 358 East Center St llackmalark St.',-bcgiiming at 5;-i0 Washington, ;8ug. 7 i/Pi— Pres- i his company is definitely not in- • don. a member of the ^ ou p which artistic merit. comedy but we might at least Members ase icquested |o bring Ident Eisenhoiver' will bold a« lersited in the proposition. "We I made the study here, said there Such performers are rather emulate the birds and bees, who "VOI- .SAVE OX EVERY I’.M. GARAGE” , , their o« n siti-erwaro soup | neW» confeiVnce temorrovn at ! flow opera’te)»1thin three blocks of I-will definitely be no aeisloQ here looked down upon by artista of still treat it with the dignity It iimtdiPBtifr Ewpitiiig . ISESvDIXWELL a v e ., HAMDE.N (N’exv Haven) PUled. ; ■ - 16;M XaiT. J that area. There i t no need to have I fon the court ye*l' 1956-57. real talent, but they are enjoying deaenres. % I p • V- / -J" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1956 MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, AUGUST T, 1956 PAGE EUevim PAOETEM _U| No wonder rtsUiurani coffee ( A bargain sale is where a.^wkniTr v jioiilhern walera. they then drove BUGS BUNNY looks like mud—they tell us it Isj an fights to pay money she can’t Bolton to Fort Coventry at Malone. N. y. M'KIVfr—B40 tVHAV—BIO ground.'*' j afford to spend for something she Answer to .Previous Puxxje for a week’s flahtng in that area i' doesn’t need so she can say she fg] H m L. T H H ia W WCpCL-lZBO Daily Radio WPOP— 1419 Grange lo Visit and short, trips Into. O nada. Actress SI 1 The vacation took them from Alimony has been defined as I saved the money she spends on |3 | * s 1n t5 ¥ N ■ '/ .1.. something-else. IPI w JX 3 A T T WIWLI WDKO—1S60 Eaatera Daylight Time WTIO—IU80 one extreme to the other weather- advise you. M adam,, sel, because all knew Uncoln to the high cost of leaving. I Senior Member Doctor- ACKOSS SB Bird’s home IBf]3 ■¥K V E 7 ra II wiae. In contraat to the hot weath­ to Uke frequent baths, get plen-1 ^ honest. even at the expense of ■ 111 g E s t l pmofl er of Florida In July, they fouiid fCj The foUowlng program ached-., f i4 5 - v ’’ ly of fresh ak, aiid dress in cool | h ir own case. 1 Screen actress, 3 3 E ■ u a £1 WHAY—Supper Serenade Bolton, Aue, 7 (Special) ice (n their boat following a tem­ 1-,. We need Washlngtms and Lin- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ----- Emerson 55 Withered d13 L u u J □ ules are aupplled by the radio WCCC—Good Evening Good Uuele Grange membera will enjoy an iin- clothes. fe" m A N u u Cl perature drop to 25 degrees at Husband (an ft later) — coins today. Nothing so certain­ 5 — has made DOWN . manageijionU' and are aubject to WKNB-Screntde iiaual projtram at their meeting; Malone last Thursday night. ly' and so quickly injures a man, |A W r u tf) u u WTIC—*’hree Slat X What didHhc doctor several 1 Winnows 3 o ■ w 1JLJ fli change without notice. W O RJ— 'Chnmaa Friday wllen a vinlt to Mlaa Adelia Attends Meetfag Wife—He said I ought gd to or a business, or a cause, as tin- Si 3 T 3 CJlJ WPOP—Meet the Artlsl Loofnig at her new horbe in Crom­ pictures 2 Rugged Ia K £ S' 7 u u A:9^~ I:**- - . Uacal Assessor E. Pierce Her­ Atlantic City, and then tS - ^ e reliability. -»Jerome p. Fleish­ B She also is ITs <5"7 Y u u 'vVHAV—Mualc Uerchaht well will be made by the group. man in “Seaboard Sayings.” mountain spur T (HU WHAt-—Encore i'taeattr f rick attended the monthly meeting mountains. Also that I mui a video —— , IL El n s 35TT ■ u WlTJC—U' cui-O Ravitw WCCC—Good Evening Good Mueia Lecturer Mra. Hazel Floyd haa ar-. of the Hartford Area Aaaeisor’a get some hew light gowns ..at once. 3 Pines nizH zirj 7 7 ■ u id LI WKN'B—Baaeball M atlnet WKNB-DInner Date i ranged for the viait to the lobal you 12 Scope ‘ 4 Organ of 1 IS \VT1C—Widow Brown WTIC—Your Stars Tonight Assn, at the home of Montague The tombstone salesman was WDRC—Cal Kolby aiibordinate’a oldeit living mem­ being giyen a hard time by lut 13 Assist I . hearing 20 Claimed as .S^.More rational WDRC—Amos n Andy ‘ White in Andover today. Father—Vour young man- ap­ ^ 39 Mythical king WPOP—Wax Wfirlia WPOP—Fulton Lewis ber. Golden Anniversary angry wldbw who had just learned 14 Shakespearean 5 Go by boat due g:l^— IH5— proached me and asked for your villain 2.7 Small candles of Britain WHAY—Encore Theater In order to carry out the pro­ The family of Mr. and Mrs. drive hand in marriage. I consented. her late huabknd left moat of .))^is 6 Engage WHAY—Music Uarchant gram, the Friday meeting will con­ money to someone else. 15 Approach 7 Famous 25 Restrgin 41 Again WCCil-Rvcoro Review WCCC—Good Evening Good Uuele Alexander M. Shearer will hold a Daughter—But father. 1 don’t 16 Anger 27 Within 42 Weary WKNB—Baaeball Matlnet WKNB—Dinner Date vene at 7 p.m., an hour earlier than reception at their home on CSder want to leave mother. Salesman—I’m aotry, madam, garden W’TIC—1II8U Radio L ant WTIC—Star Tonight uaual. The' formal opening and but you ordered the atone..to read 17 Pierce with 8 Sibling of’bud (comb, form) 43 Enthusiastic WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC-Amoa 'n Andy Mill Rd. Sunday in honor of their out Father-I quite understajid, W POr—Wax Wnrka WPOP-E P. Morgan cloaing of the'regular meeting will 50lh Wedding anniversary. Hours "Rest in Peace” and it cin’t be a knife 9 Rag 26 Hodgepodge . ardor liie — be conducted and tire group wiil child. But don’t let me stand in 18 Steamer (ab.) 37 Bridal paths 45 Have existed ' t '34— ' ' WHAY-Save a Lite of the open house will be 2 until the way of your happiness. Take changed now. 10 Once more _ 'W UAV—Betty K im b air then leave for Cromwell. Those Widow—Well, then, add “Till 19 Coalesce 1 ^Garment 3i Spotted 47 Consume WCCC—Record Review WCCC—Good Evening Good Huele 5 p.m. '• with your mother with you. 49 Fsiry fort WKNB—Baseball Matinee W;KNB-Pla(ter Parlv who have trana)K>rtaUon problems we meet again.”'^ 21 Bind 19 T.vro ' 36 Elevate WTIC—Newa ol World are urged to contact Walter F. El-«3 22 Grafted (her.) WTIC—lORo Radio Lane WDRC—Bing Croeby Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ WDRC—Cal Kolbv WPOP-G. Heatter liott or'B ruce G. Ronaon. Any barrel of flour bearing the 24 English'' i I r || r b r ftft w r WPOP -Wax, WorVa :45— Membera will bring items for re- ton eorreopondent. Mm. Joseph brand "G. W., Mount Vernon,” Let’s Go, Boys! statesman 4 i4A.— that WHAY—Betty Kimball WHAY—Save a Life freahmenta to be served at Mias D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell S-45M. was exempted from the custom­ The road to success is crowded 26 Wise man M . WCCC—Record Review WITCC—G o€k1 Evening Good Uuele With an energetic throng WKNB—Planer Party Loomis’ home. Mra. Floyd has ary inspection in West Indian 28 Shear,;;:. WKNB—Baseball Matinee ' WTIC—One Man e .JiHiiilIv ■ asKed ' those with questions re­ ports, bccavise it had' been found Of determined feminine creatures 29 Metal ■ i! ■16 1? WTIC—108(1 Radio Lane WDRC—Cbarlee Cellingwoed new WDk C—Cal Kolbv WPOP—Say 11 With Mlfelr garding this plan to telephone her. STOP TOOTH DECAYH a waste of time to look for im­ Who are pushing their husbands fastener WPOP—Wax Works perfections in George Washing­ along. it i! s Travels of Famtly 20 Pillar A oi WHAY—Dodgers vs Pirates Mr., and Mrs. Martin Lynch and Fluorine and Calcium, In-antaral ton’s product. —Kathryn Golanden ' 31 Conclude 1 ' WHAY—Record Rodeo WCCC—Gooo Evening Good . UlMls bone meal state, aow avaHable in ■ ■ H When “Abe” Lincoln made a a B WCCC—Record Review WKNB—P latter P atlv son. Cook Dr., have returned from 32 Feminine WKNB—Baseball Matinee . — WTH’- H Bills One---- several weeks vacation. They spent tablet form fqr children of all ngea. statem ent in the courts of Illinois, Being right occasionally is not appellation i WTIC—News WDRC—Kddle Arnpid ti.i w WDRC—N ew s two weeks in Coral Oable.a. Fla., it was accepted at its face value enough. 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THE :ion ford State Tourney Here Herald Angle Lane Meets Match in Paul on Baseball M ark et X By Rainbows Win] Clash at 4:30 EARL W. YOST Major idagua I Y an ks O ver ‘Long H ill’ Starters Today Sporta Editor Ex-Cards Help Redlegs Fifth Straijjlit At Nebo Field in U tile League a n d Alumni —.teodara— Beating Red Sox ... New eat Hero League- competition. Ronnie ia Amertcoa IjMkgae > Newest hero in the camp of the Banlly entry in the Defeat Former Mates Batting (Based on $25 at bats)- ftMuidlnipi —Mantle, New York,':.365; Wil- W ret. AM KRICAN I.KAG I’ K In First Test Coach Casey Fortin s American j campaign and is headed V g io n ^Junior tearn is Bpbby additional laurels. Rainbow Club ft 0 1.000 . Hlanrfiaga 5'-'. New York, Aug. 7 (>P)— Free-speaking Frank Lane deals in liams. .352; verhon, ^ s -j Boston, Aug. 7 56 m ^ o n and Marsh Potter. ^ig little man \Wth the Legion. petition, Stamford and Man­ Daigles two-nin, two out ninth the smallest regular on the Fox, Chicago and Yost, Washing-1 slump in three y ea rs against the hot and cold Boston Red Sox. Arthur Drug . O f t .000 Manchester Motors 4 ',•> ' .444 horn, deals ’em one or two at a time and ha.s nothing to show Spencer Rubber . .. 2 7 .222 chester. will lock horns this inning triple gave Manchester a j, HusUe and a model for it but s jisnnant contender in’*...... American League ton, 73; Lopez, Kansas City, 71; It was a long hill and It’s al­ ways good to get over a hill," I,eague-leading Rainbow . club , afternoon at 4:30 at Mt. Nebo come-from-behind 10-9 triumph g^erv player. 1 have hoard a his Cincinnati Redlegs. W. l : Pci. G.B. Plersall, Boston, 70. over Roi kvine last Saturday after- nuifiber’ of people sav, " It ’s too FVantic Frank built his reputa­ New York ...... 68 36 .664 — Runs Batted In—Mantle, New Manager Casey Stengel sold loot continued on its undefeated path ■ Manchester .Motors massacred in the first of a best out of Spencer Rubber, last night 8-0 be­ noon at ,Mt. Nebo. The success ^aj bigger.” tion with the Chicago White 8 ox Cleveland ...... 59 43 .578 8 York. 93; Kallne, Detroit, 86;. night after the Yaakees broke a In the Rec; Summer Basketball' hind the brilliant no-hit pitching Uiree ganie series for the 1956 moved the locals into the final j disagree. CNr. the diminutive before taking over as general Boston...... 58 45 .563 9>i Wertz, Cleveland, 81; Simpson, six-gome losing atreak with a 4-8 LMgue last hipht at the West Side of fa.stballer .Mike Rothman who ate Championship. round of t^he Connecticut Legion third^-baseman and one of the manager of the St. Louis Chicago ...... 51 48 .515 14',* Kansas City, 80; Sievers, Wash­ victory over the Red Bex. The triumph booated the Yan­ outdoor court as Jim Glcnney and faced only 19 battera and struck out mford. fronted by the well- p ly olfs. The first gams. In the title hitters, is beU«r than Cardinals, but he m et'his match Detroit ...... 49 55 , 47i 19 ington, 69. aeries IS scheduled this afternoon average for his size. Becauiw of his In Gabe. Baltimore ...... 47 57 .452 21 Hits— Mantle, New York, 134; kees’ American L’r, In the American League, young Cleveland at Chicago, 9 p.m, Terry, a 20-yeor-oId righthander wocman, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 n to his credit. 21. just called up from Denver is the Jumped Into a large lead. In the RntnmAn, p 4 1 2 4 0 0 Is a dangerous leadoff man. Sura Ralph Ten-y, with relief help, won Kansas City at Detroit, 3 p.m. Moiimi opponent for the husky Stolen Bases-Rivera, Chicago, American Assn, and the gamble second period Arthur's went the Stm j(i on Skies 4 3 0 0 0 0 Detroit, Aujf. 7, t/P)— Six trip.s to Melbourne went on the he!ran bunt and niri'jbut he can al- hi* major league' debut as the New York at Washington, 8 p.m. 3 2 10 n 0 .1 Wasil _ is exacted to be Scott 13; Aparicio, Chicago, Kuenn, De­ paid off, thanks to fin e, relief first five , minutes without scoring r ...... jjo spray hits to isll fields and on New York Yankee* ended their Baltimore at Boston, 8 p.m. M'illa Worthington McGuire (•ollmUz^r. ]h. If I 1 n 0 1 line today as a huge field of male and female'aqualic stars Mitchell, another righthander, who, troit and Mantle, New Yorki 9; pitching by veteran Tommy as Rainbow' upped its lead. A 0 0 0 losing-streak at six games, cooling National League wb'n eight of the nine Am er­ Mullen. 3b ...... lne.^a.se paths he can run like a' Francona, Baltimore, Jensen, Bos­ Pour It On Sh#-R. Pf. 2h 2 0 0 1 opened competition for the 46 berth.s on the American Olym­ when right, is plenty lough. Jimmy off Boston's Red Sox 4-3. The vic­ W. L. Pet. G.B. Byrne. Dixon. 2b.• rf 2 n 0 0 0 n 1 ! deeriAtuI is a amart base runner to ton and Avila, (Cleveland, 8 When the losers pulled to within ican Water Ski Association pic swimming and diving team. “ The best field Wer, for both '.Mzneggia as usual will be behind tory again gave the Yanks an Milwaukee'....; 80 36 .606 — Terry, who attends Northsest- National Championships in Kln^l, If. lb ..... 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 j boot. UJxalso has wonderful base- New Brooklyn Pinch-Hitter Pitching (Based on-10 decisions) nine points in the third canto, the men and women,’’ said Charles*" ' ~ ------' ' the plate. , eight-game bulge over second- Brooklyn ...... 60 42 .588 l ( i em Oklahoma A. it M. coUen in which she has competed. ; ball InsttnM; bale Mitchell shows Walter Alston the bat with which h* — Pierce, Chicago, 17-4, .810; the off seeson. hurled creditably Rainbows got together and started TotAlu ...... 24 fi 5 IR 5 0 6 Second game In the series will Despite a\frar.iured right '.^lace Cleveland, beaten by Detroit Cincinnati ...... 60 43 .583 2 Called the Snnja Henie of wa­ nbbpr (• 1 Roeser, chairmamof the U.S Olym- rimnerup to Clotworthy in ibe~Lliv?d"rn"sti"m forrf"^‘rr .a r v St. Louis ...... 50 51 .495 11 hopes to give the Brooklyn Dodgers badly-needed pinch-hits. Brewer. Boaton, 15-4, .789; Ford, in his m ajjor league debut, al­ to pour, it on. In all. the winner's *b 1 po a p rbi i thum.b on his hand--he's »-0 in the only other game sched- ter skiing, the Oregon City, K pic Men a swimming Committee, as the recent AAU Championships. I .fte^ o o n at 4 30 if Philadelphia . . . . 48 52 . 480 1 2>: The veteran waa obtained from Indians. New York, 14-4. .778; Wynn. though he gave up aeven hlte and only outscored Arthur’s by three Torpt<*JiBtayed in the l in e ^ using a nih- UlW, Ore., star competes at 1.A- Dabrownkii p .... .1 n 0 n A 0 0 PItU burgh...... 44 57 .438 17 Cleveland, lS-5, .722; Kucki, New all three Boeton runs in 5 2-3 hoops but added to their margin at I her sponge when baltimt to ease Grammas — a shortstop Paul Portc, Ind., Aug. 24-26. ('owlru. nsk If. rf 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 divers start the four-day tiyouts, aquatic acrobats in n eu t«l rite Chicago ...... 43 57 .430 17'i York, 14-6, .700. innings. the free throw line. r ...... 2 ft 0 7 0 0 ; the pain. When Coach Fqitin- ran dealt to the Cards for 3100,000 a in the Brennan pools in Rouge if,, \ivee-m eler dive. Other con- " New Y o r k ...... 36 60 .375 22>,j Tom Morgan took over in the Glenney and Boland of the Rain- ' .Toll.v, lb ...... 2 0 0 $ 0 0 a out of pitchera last 5?Ht»xlay few seksona back, then reclaimed Racing** Big SpectacU Strikeouts — Score, (Cleveland, I'anl#'!. rf ...... •» 0 0 0 0 1 0 tender* ihcliided Miller Ander«on. sixth and ended the Boeton upris­ There were 62 divers in the 33 jwo - time Olympic rimnerup; from Lane this spring plus out- Tueeday’e Schedule 167;.Pierce. (Chicago, 128; Foytack, bow Club and CSiarlie Bunce of the - ^ I' ■*skiiias*sssl Dftir.v; If ...... 0 *0 0 0 D 0 0 against Rockville he called upon ing but then had to givo w ay to losers were the only players to hit « * « A I s s u ilA . r ’l l leAvrry. rf ...... 0 0 0 initial, event st 10:.30 s.m. (ED Tl Long Koad Ahead Chicago at Milwaukee, 3:30 p.m. Detroit, 118; Pascual, Washington, 1 0 0 0 ' Gary I'obian, 20, two-time AAU C>T to take over, fhanks to Dal.^ - fielder Joe Frazier in return for Byrne, 35-year-old southpaw vet­ double figures netting 15, t j and Hohonthal. rf ...s .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 an^ a total of about 400 men and ^ j ^ m king: and Germ- Harri gie’s hit, Manchestw won the^ utilityman Chuck Harmon — de­ —Brosnan (3-5) vs Spahn (10-9). 111; Hoeft, Detroit, 107. DurM If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 \L.*rkn^*n Katrlino’ f/\»* tH« nv*i*Ai8 * . . x_. . _ . Pittsburgh vs Brooklyn at Jersey . Nattonsl League eran, in the next inning when the 1 0 tallies respectively. I l l 0 l’ women battling for the prized There’s a long road ahead /game and C.vr waa able to rack up livered a two-out single to score Several ‘Dark Horses’ Church League BonibanHirr. 2b . ..1 0 0 . 1 0 Son. former Ohio State ace What Gives? Red Sox threatened with two out. ^ Wednesday night Wimpy's All- 2b. ss .. 2 0 0 1 0 1) po.sitions, 25 of which will go to for the Connectjeiif Amejiean Giis Bell with th( clinching run in City 8 p.m.—Law (4-12) vs New- Batting (Based on 225 at bats) . i In the Navy. - hia initial mound succeas. Byrne retired the loat seven bat the men and 21 to the feminine Legion Junior baseball rham- BOBBY DAIGLE He’s a aecond ’’coach’’ and Is th# . the 10th off reliefer Uarfy Jack­ Casey Stengel threw up his compe (I6r5). -^Aaroh, Milwaukee, .345; Muslal, Rtars meet Arthurs at the W estj strong North .Methodist -had : Toi.iis 1$ 0 0 u 10 % 0 ten in order to preserve T e t r y a 204 020—8 contingent. The first three in the Moore. 19-year old Stanford plon.« to traxel. Following the i n . Bell, whom Paul picked tip hands and asked what was St. Louis at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. — St. Liouia, .326; Schoendienat, New Last Leg? Side while Manchester High will a in-a-' Momr* field lender of this season’s fin* firrt American League vietpi^ meet the West Sides at W a rier Allietf, men’s diye snd 100-meter finals husky who holds the world reqord .State f'hampionithip playoff* The latest fair haired boy for _f^at1^ Pittsburgh in 1953 for three going on when the New York Poholsky (618) vs Klippsteln (9-8). Threat in Hambletoniah York, .319; Boyer and Moon, St. Legion nine. Not too man.v years Ted 'Williams reals on one 1110 Red Sox. who hod/moved Printing 18-4 last night in a N'ATIONAI, LEAGI'R only finals on tap today earn yards; Dick Han- which Ntart today in Manches­ the Legion ha* been only a part- ‘le.s.sIrOlghta, had doubled to open .'Yankees dropped into their Philadelphia at New York (2). L M s , .318. Oak. Both gaipes begin at 6:15. ago Leo was the Legion’s bat bpy. leg after reaching first. But from 13% to 8% gamee/Wt with ■kaialMw riah Don Larsen waits to be mons (8-6) or Rogovin (6-4) va Goshen, N.Y., Aug. 7 (/P) — Most of the sulky veterans Snider, Brooklyn, 76; Boyer, St. •wi „ I played at Robertson P^fk. The-i i. , I’d like nine boys like. L*o Cyr * Boaton Red Sox followers NeiV York was lo e lw ^ straight, Finnezsn, ( ...... 6 2 .750 era of the .squad moved into action A A U too meter in the Amercian al playoffs In Kingston, X. V., permitted. Daigle appeared with relieved. Gomez (8-tl) and Antonelli (9-11). around Goshen like the chances of Egyptian Princess in the Louie, 71; Aaron, Milwaukee, 70; Hcraoz. i ...... 0 iVO ojwinner.s tallied in every inning s x -! MoUai’ty Bros. ... on my club. The Cai-dVidarter w-az JapK'* wondering whether this isn’t^ were dejected but praised the Jnhnnon. f ...... r 1 »vo .500 on inaugural day including Mra. record time of 56.3 seconds.’’ topped on Aug. 18. Then romes the the Fortinmen and usually picked Collum, the leHy who originally .Monday's Results Banka, Chicago and Mathews, Mil­ o ccpl the fifth in the one-sided cn-I ^**^*^* ...... 4 4 $100,603 Hambl^^nian tomorrow at Good Time Park, but V his swan song os a danger­ Yankees. ' . . Los'd. t ...... V4 .5001 Pat McCormick, the double 19.’S2 an outstanding field' of 74 in the Sectional'' playoffs in Togus, i'lip splinters on the bench. But last waa St. Louis property and then Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 6 (10 in­ waukee, 66. Boland, c .'v...... !!!!! ^ 4-« u : cotjnter. I ” *"• ...... * * century freestyle. Other major ^'aail Hrrr Today nings) (night), there are several "dark horses’’ to reckon with in harness ous hitter. CenterfieIdw''Jim PiersoQ, who I Green Manor .260 diving champion bidding for an Maine, with the National play­ Saturdayjie delivered like a major was traded back to L^ne this Yesterday *8 Stars Runs Batted In—Muaiol, St. GI*nn«y. z ...... 4 7-14 Catcher Tiny Bonham paced the threats included Reid Patterson, Perhaps the most publicized for­ Chicago 5, Milwaukee 4 (11 in­ has s lu g g e ^ N e w York pitching" Moriarty. g ...... 0 2di unprecedented "double double’’!; offs the following week in BU-" leaguer, Yetting a triple in ms spring for Brooks (15-31 Law­ racing’s greatest spectacle. T w en ty*” Louis, 81; Boyer, St. Louis, 75; ...... 2 1-2 winners’ attack with four hits former Georgia champ now In the mer Little Lesgue baseball player Pitching—Paul Foytack, Tigers nings) (night). .1 at a .443ywp with 19 hits in 11 B-Ilinzhtrl, z ...... At Buckley neld Ust night the | Hawaii’s Ford Konno, IftOO meter mark, N .. D. j first at bat in the .seventh inning rence. He left in a four-run third horses, third largest number ever! win." Moray drew post No. T, and Kluszew’skl, Cincinnati including a double and home run Nayv. Woolsey, and A1 Kuhn, in Connecticut.-Andy Wasil of —Gained his first majtfl- league Philadelphia at-.New York, poel- gomes, nailed the TahkaM “great Total...... 1$ 17-33 53 Bui“ Ch5pma,rarid" Jacr 1 Powerful Manchester .ftulo Parts 400 meter riinner-up^ at Oh yes, after this the winner I as a substitute and then duplicat­ that produced a 6-4 Cincy lead. entered for the race, will line u p ! Bold Rodney No. 10. Milwaukee and Long, Pittsburgh, AHhsr nrsf ($71 Northwestern’s N CAA titlist. ing the poke In the nintli inning Stamford, will be on display this ■hutouL using a five-hitter, to pohed rain. Grass Courts compeuton” and adde^^‘‘’nuit’a also hit homers for the M e th o -P "‘ « shower of doubles to good Helsinki, BUI Woplsey. another will probabl.v challenge the lYeemah Wins 10th blank Indiana- 9-0, counting eight 68 B y PtF. Woolsey. 21.’ co-captain of the ( which turned whst appeared to be afternoon at ■ Ml. Neiro when Only games schedul*d. behind the sUrting gate for the The Intruder was aick last year why'they win. Plersall o6ti|rib- MorironI, f ...... J fU\ ashed 17 baj»e knock* ** trounced the Medics Hawaiian ace who wa*^ on the win- ?iew York Yankees to a best of Jeffcoat, whom Paul got for ex­ HiU—Aaron. Milwaukee. 132 Indiana University team, also rst- certain defeat into victory. Stamford tangles with the ..;Mnn- strikeouts in his ninth victory. M’ednesday's Schedule classic tomorrow with the first eg a 2-year-oId and didn’t race,' uted a two-nm homer and a tin­ Parla. ( ...... 0 ftw ontv six for the oiit- « » tie for second ! nlng 800-meter relay team in Fin- seven game series . for the cess catcher Hoble Landrith from Hitting— Gus Bell, Redlegs — Boyer, St. Louis, IS l; Muslal, St- T»dfftrd. f ...... 2 ( land, and such world record hold­ ed ss a contender in the 400 meter World Championship. Daigle, like practically all the che.ster Legion In the. o p e if 1 n.g Philadelphia at New York,' 1:30 heat set for 3 p.m., EDT. j Bower, 33, from Ravenna, R’[Playing Starts gle In lost night’s game. 'rrlxlimo. f ...... '..... 4 place in the National J.4ttle League .the Cubs,'relieved Joe Nuxhail in Had four hit* in five trips,' includ­ p.m. ’L ''the third and would have had it ing his 20th homer in first inning, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. 123; Dark, St. Louis, 122. <"uat»r. f ; ...... ivi \4 AB R H I>oA R Shelley Mann. Mary Jane Sears, A A U 400 and 1.500 meter ruler brightest young players - in Man­ Wasil is the chunk.v/righthander South Orange, N. J., Aug. 7 (ff) f. 2 ■Mac McCurry pitched a one- wrapped i^> except for two un­ and. scored winning run after Chicago at Cincinnatif 9 p.m. Doublet— Lopata, Philadelphia, Harvoy. g ...... I 0-0 2- 3b ...... 4 2 2 2 3 0 and Robin Moore. and world record holder in the chester. Next season he should who pitched StamforVi to the Lit­ srcorb“ '‘4. >-'■ .. ci< 3 V ...... S 4 4 3 2 0 I hitter as the Automen collected earned* St. Louie runs in the doubling in the 10th for 7-6 vic­ — Many of the world’s top ama- Calhoun Triumphs Lynn, z ...... 1 1-2 Following the men’s springboard blos.som - into an every gairje per- tle 'League World jflhampionship -St. Louis at Milwaukee (2), 8 p. the big four so to speak. ■ him a real dark horse here. 26; Furillo, Brooklyn, 25; Muaial, IfcOurry, g ...... ,. 1 .1-4 5 3' 9 0 I eight hits to back up hia strong metric mile from ' Corlandt (NYl^ eighth. Freeman — whom Lane tory over Cardthals. m. ; 2b ...... 5 2 2 2 1 trials in the morning, the program State Teachers and the New Ha- foi-mer. An outfielder. Bobby is a several years ago lirWilllamsport, But trainer-driver Bob Parkin-. Buck paid $35,000 for The In- st!, L^uu7’a4“‘ Aidin’. Mii*MkM’.l pitching. John Bycliolski hit- a Babe Resting helped waive out of the A L while 23: Bell. Cincinnati 22. | matchM Eastern By Split Decision TdUls ’-15 37 I If. llolnirR. BB ...... 3 1 2 .3 0 included the men’s and women’ sI ven Swim Club; Yorzyk. world top defensive plsyer with the pace­ Pa. Later, hs pitched the Stam­ son has a pair, Bold Rodney, a n d k j.„jj^ making him the highest 23; Bell, (Cincinnati, 22, Score mt hmlt. 29-13. Rainbow. Wn<*cBlou, rf ...... 3 110 0 home nin in the last of the sixth with the While Sox when Paul Triples—^,Aoron, Milwaukee. 12; Grass Courts Tennis Championship Referees, Murray, Alibrio. K^'IbV'v. .rf ..V...... 3 r 0 0 .0 to ruin McCurry’s no-hitter. Mc- too meter freestyle heats, the-"■j-record holder in the butterfly and setting Bantly Oilers in the Inter­ ford entr.v’’ to the Babe Ruth Moray, while Ned Bower has a priced yearling at the 1954 Lex- began after a 24-hour delay caused bought him from Boston—pitched Bruton, Milwaukee, 11; GlUIom, New York, Aug. 7 (8^—Rory j X. Holnii'A. .f 2 1 .a*-4i 0 Curry’s wildness and five mia- men’s diving final and the women’s an all-around hotshot from the After Surgery mediate loop.' . H- World ClUnipioitahip in Washing­ real dark horse in The Intruder-. a^ies. The brown colt is a by rain. Th lrt base Coacdi Jimmie Dykes . } 2 0 0 0 springboard diving trials in the New Haven. S.C. Also,' the little fellow, like his ton. D.C. just the 10th, and won his lOth.- RainhowsTJj^et Great Eastern the latter a doubtful aUrter. ] if th it helps Brooklyn, O'Connell,- Milwaukee, Olhoun, winner of 28 straight pro 0 0 0 0 cuea kept him in constant trouble The Cubs had only-five hits, but With Lew Hoad of Australia’s ot th* Cincinnati Redlegs broke Kii'iKii»'n. cf .'."x;!.'.’ i U 1 0 1 afterpoon, and the women’s 200 Mrs. McCormick, who has a leammates. is a product of Man­ This season Wasil has been ter­ Bold Rqjlney and Moray are ^ chance. Scotland has Mays. New York, • Walls, KtU- throughout the game. Mike Chur- three were for extra bases—includ­ burgh and Moon, St. Louis, 8 1 IXivla Cup team atlU in Europe, flghte, wasn’t aatlafled with a de- into organize^ ball with Gettys-1 **- i'iial>p>'ii. K — >,.. 2 1 1 1 1 0 meter breastroke heaj. the men's five-months old son. Was consider­ Galveston. Tex., Aug. 7 a chester’s IJttle League program. rific. He’s undefeatM and he owned by the Brightaide Farms of gjrgd four Hambletonlan winners, illa bollected two doubles ifi lead­ ing home runs by Monte Irvin and In Softball Letikue Battle 11-0 daion over Ohorllo Cotton beoouoe burg. Pa., in 1917 as a .,s e c o n d ...... 5? too meter freestyle final and the ed the odds-on choice to . lead the "short circuit” operation "%to Little Daigle eats anti sleeps hasn’^ allowed a . single earned A. D. Knapp. Jackson. Mich., elec- Rosalind (1936), Spencer Scott Home Runs-Snlder, Brooklyn. IK K 21 U 3 ing the Auto Paru; offensive remedy Babe Zahkrias’ blocked Ernie Banks'(N o. 35) that built baseman. Allied Priatinc f4i surge. men’s 400 meter freestyle heals at way in the ' springboard. Miss baseball during the sea-son. He run^-^He has racked up two nn- iric'al equipment manufacturer. (1940), The Ambassador (1942) 80( Bonks. Chicago and Kluss^-1 .'“•2. "he "wanted to knock him out a large intestine l^st night wa.s a 4|-0 lead. The Braves, who eludes Neale Fraser, Ashley Coop­ night. Mann and her teammate. Wanda started out as s Little Leaguer at hitters and has posted eight ahut- Stiinitings Don Vazley, was in continuous hot The Intruder is from the Allwood and Hoot Mon, who set the stakes ski and Robinson, Cincinnati, 25; Uttle.” l.ibhv. rf .... . "T n ft! Tomorrow night at 6 o’clock, highly successful, doctors at John chipped in seven walks, tied it with er and Roy Emerson, the com B. Roy, If. Tf Bulky nelds Werner of the fabulous W alter the age of eight. He played four- outs. Stamford cornea to tow n W L Pci. water. ■'The Rainbows scored in Stable of Lcon'affl J. BUck, F v record of 2:00 flat in 1947. Adcock and Mathews, Milwaukee, 1 p^jntjvely unknown 19-yeor-old Calhoun, 168, had to Mttle for a . ..2 ft t , l » 0 1 first-place Moriarty Bros, take on ! Sea|y Hospital said. three in ^ the seventh, two on Shark, lb .. The eight fastest in each event Reed Swimming Club, and Nancy years in the sniallr frv loop, two with a” perfect record in 14 startistarts. Man. Auto Part* .. .. 11 1 .917 every'In n ln g^ t the sixth in rack­ HilU. N.J. split dedalon over Cotton, 152Hi Isarsnn n.d ...... 2 0 ? S } n second-place Auto Parts at Johnny Logt-n’s single. But reliefer Looked Twice •», who won the Southampton Invlta- qualify for the finals in both men’s Simon, of the Chicago S.C., head­ It was the' second operation, in i more in the Alumni 1-eague and at Stamford’s 1956 Legion edition Great Baatcrn ,.., .. 10 3 .769 ing up 11 ruhs. Biggest Inning was Parkinson w-ill drive Bold Rod­ last night at 8t. Nicholas Arana. Kvorrti. <*f* it 1 1 4 ft ft Buckley Field in .the next to the the past three weeks for the famed Dave Jolly then issued a walk, a Lost Boturday, t h e roilhirds tlon Tournament over the weekend. Kni.x. 3b . . . . and women’s competitions. T h e ed the field of 68 in the 100 meter 15 ia a veteran of, seven years In is considered the best in the Lock Telso ...... 7 5 .583 the fourth w heir^^ree runners ney, a son of Rodney who won a York, M, GiUUm, Br^lyn, 13;| Rogewoll is tlie No. 1 foreign Both judges voted for this 21-yeor- 5 1 W LONDON — 2 ? 1 ? '5(,***^ game-:'Of the regular season. woman athlete, who is fighting a double to W alt Moryn and a aacrl- looked twice when The Intruder i Poulin. 2li ... leading 12 in ^ the diving trials freeat.vle. Miss Werner and Miss organized baseball in .this City of City. This year’s club boasts good Ca»o Bros...... 4 8 .333 tsilied. Norm Warren paced the heat in the 1947 race eventually Moon, St. ^ u l s 11; W ^ te , N ew ^.S. Davis Cup veteran old White Plains, N. T„ Mugger Slr>rk.d. c .. 1 2 ft ‘ft ft ft ■ <*' recurrence of cancer. fice* fly to Pete W’hisenant that worked out two one mile spins in WATERFORD baRriU. p .. qualify for th4 final dives. With Simon finUhed one-two in the Village Charm! During this time , balance with great pitching. It Rainbow Club ...... 3 9 .260 batting attack, r a p p in g ^ t three taken by Hoot Mon. Harold Snod­ (Joe AgneUo 6-4, Artie Schwartz ”” ’1 !! 5 ft ft 2 "wt-.eii, .. . 3 0 1 3 ^ 1 0 0 Hospital officials said the three- broke it up. Jim Davie w-dn it in 2:04 4/5 and 2:05. *■ . Vic Selxos of Philodelphla is oeed- R. Roy. rf .. bulky fletds, almost all of the A A U outdoors while Shelley re­ the Mighty Mite haa received some i could be a good, series unless MerchaiUa ...... 1 10 .091.091.| hits. Bud Lee collected twli^while grass handles Moray. Pltching ( ^ d on 10 dedslOTfi) in the domestic rankings, 6-3-1) but Referee Dovey Feld hod Kublin.inn If j n j ? U 4 1 1 5 0 2 1 ■ Clockers caught The Intruder in 4 2 2 8 ft s\^imtning races will have nine cently broke the world record for hour operation rerouted the in -, expert advice from his Dad. Ron-1 Wasil is too fast for the Silk relief. '.Don Moezer and Steve Belli Mighty Good CincinMU, 15-8. .$33; Richardson. Westfield. N. J., Cotton on top 6-3-3.’ The A P cord SPEED BOWi 2 1 ft 1 3 2 ft heats to bring out the best for the around th* obstruction, nle, coach qf championship teams Towners. ■ Henry Aaron, the NL'a top hit­ "Bold Rodney raced mighty 58 seconds for the final half mile, T o iai- ...... • • • » < ^ ; nmr’ins'^f the too metert b u 11 e r f 1 V, her •Pitcher Red .Madsen and his **ch got one. One of Warren fastest work o f the . year here­ Buhl. Milwaukee, 14-4, .778; New- garry Mackay, Dayten, Ohio, and showed Calhoun a 6-1 winner. N MotlirKlifll 3 0 .2 1 0 1 -3 finals. . specialty. I They skid this followed numerous!______. . ter, stretched his hitting streak lo ood in CJhicago recently, winning ...... I ^^^*'*>* D ... 2 0 ft 0 2- 0 1 Rainbow Club teammates played ''•as a double. abouts, oqd one of the snappiest of Sam Glamm.lv., H ^ton, also are There were many boos frdm the STOCK CAR RACING Allied lOil 2— 4 Hansf^n 3b 2 U ft « ■ I fv 0 Bob Clotworthy, 25-year o 1 23 games with a single and aNjeat of the .Columbian Trot," 2B. Maniiu. Roii!»«m, H X. Cotr rf ’.I*.,..Mar.v Jane_I 1 Seark.__ -■____. 16, another .. fveiaa\.I {" d * . v " ‘' ’ nearly perfect ball last night in E s is b * * riiIs b llli any season., PhlladelpMa, 9-3, ,7M; Rush, j,gre for the tournament after crowd of 1,573 paying $8,318. TOMORROW NIGHT J. I ’UapiVHl: UR. Bnnham. ’ 'ir 3 '^ 1 S' ft If ft bronze medal winner- of the Walter Read luminary, was the double in the Braves’ eight hits. -so 1 ti po •* r rbl said. He beat Saboteur "I like to fight guys who Uke to. 0 ft ft ft ft 0 ft George Zuharias, ■ the Babe’i upsetting second-place Great Blast- wsrren. rf . 5 1 3 2 0 0 ' *’^ **'*'*"’ Clftclfttteti, I clinching the American Zone finals l-hapniHiL Viniirr. **OB. .sinfth If Games, and Don Harper, (yh i o stickout in the' field of 29 in the .twirls Bein^ Totally Neglected Gerry Coleman’s two-nm single and Dhcn Gay, another colt who Egyptian Princess, owned by the 8 Race* -— 25-Lap Feature Mflhof1|jir4 Allld-d 4; BB.ChappHI J. ** - ...... 0 0 .0 0 0 ft o husband, said she had been grow­ ern 11-0 in a Rec Softball League ' Jtaechr.''. Jh-...-...,4100110 . ^ for the U.S. over;Mexico Sunday. fight.” complained Cfilhoun who I KUa.don. If ...... 1 0 I ft 0 ft ft State’s 21,-yeitr old coH eg^ king- 200 meter breakstroke. Yapped a three-run fourth for the 3 0 0 * 0 0 0 will be i^tom orrow ’s 31st Ham- Clearview Stable, Winthrop.e Me., Strikeouts—Friend, Pittsburgh,' said Cotton "only exerted himself !„aBrltz 3i SO. .Chap|w*U- 1. Whitrafll, If 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 ing progressively uiwomfortable contest at Robertson Park. The c 4 drew the favorable No. 3 post posi­ AdtalU $1.10 Kid* Free Yankees after two were out, and . 4 0 n 10 1 0. bletonian. 118: Haddix. Philadelphia. M6; I Miss Woodford was the first when he hod to.’’ The beet he and readitj’ consented . to the defeat all but clinched regular sea* Morjer, ie . 4 .411300 tion, and if she races as she did John B. Kelly,'president of the Tnial* ■ ■■... 24 ( 8 1* 7 6 6 During 1956 Olympic Season they added the winning marker in 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 "Moray can^N:ea!ly travel, he Mizell, St. Louis, .107; Jones, Clii-1 American thoroughbred to win could m y about Cotton, veteran of operatinn. She had been progress­ son honors for the Manchester ...... J earlier In the seoaon it should be THURSDAV and FR ID A Y Atlantic CtlJ.' rare track, won the Medics <11 -J the fifth on Hank Bauer’s double, 2 2 2 0 0 1 can trot -- but siniietlmes breaks cago, 103; RoberU, Philadelphia. IIOO.OOO, She won 37 of her 48 race. 53 pro flghte, was "he’s hardest to sb r h po s e rbi m iinski ing v/1 following an operation ' .| s walk and Yogi Berra’i .tingle. Auto Parts, while Rainbow, in win- I BrMtnzliirl.'rf 2 3 1 r ft 0 I stride," said Parkinsbrn a 32-year- all over in two heata. Buddy Wagner Thrill Khnw Olympic sii}gle sculls title in the vjbbert., rf 2. ft 0 I 1 0 0 nd Mandly Qualify three weeks ago which Sfvfred N« 0 0 0 0 0 1 »*• I from 1822 to 1886. ! hit of any I fou gh t" Ailt'n.’ C ...... ew York (N'EA)- The Senior‘ brought about because one of the Jim Plersall’a two-run homer got nlng its second straight, how only |_Msd»en. p ..r... 4 old native of GaleSburgNRl.,, who The first horse to wrap up two 1920 Olympics at Antwerp. - 3 0 0 5 2 ft 0 some .sensory nerve* and rkllhved Morpijion; rf. rf .2 0 .0 I 0 0 0 jiben's Metropolitan AAU Track fsyorefi Australians dropped, tha Terrj'. a 20-year-old righihander trails Case Bros. Y y one game in Tou U ...... ,12 t l 7 31 ' 2 ~i~i has been. with Knapp for\ n i n c iieats con collect $59,155, second Bycholskl. 3b . 3 1 1 3 * ft I the pain in her' lower extreiViettes. ^ts bid for a playoff position. Orral r.a»l»r* (il richest to the winner in the history Pprlne. p In New ngland Golf Tourney and Field Cha/npkmshlpa were held „ .i- , ju it up frdm Denver, into aixth- years. ReiA. Ih ...... 3 0 0 0. 3 0 0 Zahai'ias said. .. . , , . Veteran coaches tell you that Mada$n w a . terrific aa he set , ab r h po a r rb( "Of course, the breaks and the of the big 3-yeor-oId trotting 2 . 0 0 8 0 I 0 in New 5ork \vith the customary , dozen or more Ameri- inptng trouble. Tom Morgan took Brsinard, c . ... 2 0 ft 2 Nov. 23-Dec. 1. / Need Athletic Rrosrnm LOB. Rainbow J. iJr^at K*iitorn 5. BB. DAZZLING NEW , and f4ew England Oampion, was and was over at 10:35 p.m. won five in a row. In flol Water M*dfpn 2. Vurrlpy 1: SO. Madsen 9. Sport Chatter •the year by the Baltimore Orl- A gal coming down in front la .American .colleges had an ffevea-Run Eighth ^iarlpv 2; .HBP. BHIlnrhiri: Pp. onl.v four strokes be'nind the lead- The \ Babe’s bout with cancer While Madsen put down Great Brainard: V. Tylor, Thorpe: *ScQrer, ; I IflANCHESTI. lANCHESTER " oliw baseball tieajm. . . t.1 i_ *...1 athletic progrtTm for women com- 1956 OLDSMOBILE . ers with a pair of 73s for a 146 .started in 1953. She underwMi an )ust ss important m the final count **w«* A seven-ru3 eighth inning nailed Eastern easily, his opposing hufler, England: 1;25. . The fourth annual charity _ ■ tsriMssissM 'xvtA i p*araDi€ lo tni|t Oi men, this coun* down Detroit’! fourth-itralght vlc- game, used b y Coach Webb operation .at Beaumont, "lYx., but ‘54 PLYM. $1095. A L SI'ROW IEC, who suffered torv’, with R a y Boone's basea-load- Ewbank as a means to weed, four months later played in' the the sjiiints. Rev. Bob Richaids re ways in International com- Ploxa 2-Dr. Blue. R AH . 1- a f(;actured jaw while pla.Mng All-American Tournament at peatlng in the pole Vault or. "«y ^ ^ ed triple the big blow against re- Saxton and Allison '55 MODELS Owner. Immaculate. baseball earlier in the season, will out his 56-man squad, ended In 8AFE BUY B 20-20 He. Tam O’Shanter in Chicago, wln- the Y ale cre^v bagging the eight- P muscle molls dis- liefert A rt Houtteman and Bob '•54 OLDS. $2095 rejoin Wimpy’g All-Stars tomor­ nipg third place. Within a year oaied event. - | pour,gej this, so in the OI,tilipic‘ Feller. Paul Foytack gained, his '55 OLDS. $AVE Rookie . quarterback J|Qhn In Boston Battle Riiper “88" 4-Door. Gray. RA row night in the Rec Summer she had won five tournaments and .Yet the - N a 11-o n a 1 Women’s first major league shutout with a Deluxe "98” Holiday Coupe. Basketball I.«ague. Unitns waa th* star. The sig­ Games this coiintry'haa tn go with «UJffi|RE U; Hydramatic. Low ,Mileage. Championships at Franklin Field, five-hitter. Herb Score fanned 11 Itw sixth selection aa Woman .very sensible young women who 2-Tone Red. RAH. Hydro. Ope-owner. HEADQUARTERS nal eali*r who was relonsed last Athlete of the Year. Philadelphia, Aug. 17-18. and the' and gave, just four hits, but trailed Boston, Aujf. 7 (8’ i. AVelter- Power Brakes. - “Reglatered K year after a* trial with the refuse to go for the carrt'-over ALEX II.JK'Ae Y and two In 19.55 she relurneq to the hos-. Final Olympic Tryouts at Ameri­ 2-0 when lifted for a pinch hitter welght Champion Johnny Saxton Rocket.’’* '54 MERC. $1895 PIttsburgb Steelers. tossed sports sales talk. • . — '50 MERCURY '53 PLDSM 08ILE *55 FORD partners. Ronnie Smith and Joe j pital for treatment of a ruptured can University, Washington. Aug. in {he eighth. It w m CTeveland’a meets Barrj- AiUson of Sprliigfield Monterey Sun Valley Hard­ Customllne V-8' Ranch three toiirhdowa passes and Gala like these couldn’t get tie Q. The Cardinals had runners '55 NASH" $1495 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heat- Super "88” 4-Door. Radio, Segal, .wound up in a three-way tie 1 disc in her-back. Then the second 25. will atti act' little more at- fourth straight loss. in a TO-round non-title, bout at tlie top. Mercomatic, RAH, White sneaked over for another, for. the modem dance. on first and second bases ■ when Rambler 2-Dr. Red and Whltej ei;, excellent rubber. Clean heater, standard tronsrai#- W’ogon. Radio, beater, for top honors in yesterday’s Con- i cancer' was - discovered snd the . te'ntion than did the Metropolitan Rain sopped Philadelphia at New Ai'ena tonight a# a tune-up for de- | W’olls, M onr Extras. Immocu- Unitns played for both W ally Moon Hit a line drive to left RA-H. Hydramatic. 1-owner, L j j . , olon, white wall white w ^ l tirez. Dark' neclicut PGA Pro-Junior Golf Babe has been undergoing inter­ meet on Randall’s Island in New York in the only plher N L game fenae of his crown against Carmen , itte. ______teams through mueh of the field. Hank Thompson of the low mileage, blue. Like new Tournament- in Wilbraham. lilass. I mittent hospitalization since. York City. acheduled. It waa rescheduled aa Baaillo next month in Syracuse. ' Hackney hsd a low gross of 76: second hhlf. GianU dove for it. A rt Gore, N.Y. $1295 Without a Bidder Shooting Records a twl-night Joubleheader today. the third base umpire, njled it a '55 HUDS. $189$ '4t leESCUSY while Smith .finished In 92-24-681 Saxtdn, who lifted the title from Hornet V-8 4-Door. RAH, '53 MODELS S,"-* $1895 Thia year’s Nationals went with-1 | W k L o o l trapped ball. The second base Coupe. Radio, heater. for s team total of i44. Segal shot i out a bidder, so A. Richmond Mor-1 C U O K C C l Basilip earlier this year, rules a Hydramatic. Low mileage. ■S3 FORD ‘ an 87-19 for the same 144 total, i r iF T H TIM E umpire, Henry Crawford, said it Perfect aecond ^ ^ i| C '4t FORD com decided to give the show a heavji favorite to defeat AlUson,' Fully Equipped. '53 OLDS. $1395 Custom V-8 4-Door. Twtw Sixteen teams competed. , j advancing a step toward the re­ Inglewood. Calif. IN E A ) — For was qaught on the fly. The run­ car! 4-Door. Radio, heater. Ex-~ Sport Schedule place to light. Boo MorcOm, assist­ Reno. Nev.. Aug 7 oPi- The Na­ ners-foiled to . mo've and in the former New England middleweight! '55 FORD $1495 Deluxe "98” 4-Door. Black. tom point, white wrnH I ‘ ' . 1 gional crown. Others incliilied Dick the Tlfth time in the last six years. champion recently discharged from , RAH, Hydramatic. cellent condition tirco, radio, heater. ant rofch at Pennsylvania, is real­ tional .Women’s 4J0 gauge skeet Hollywood Park topped the na­ confusion that followed, - the um­ Customline Tudor 6. Green. '55 MERCURY -BOBBY VINTON’ captured his 1 Diversi of Maine.- Ernie Gerardi, ly, interested in track and field. As pires delivered a make-shift deci­ the A ir Force.' RAH. Very Clean. Very low i 'S3 OLDS. $1695 4-Door Station Wagon. 8-/ Inside and $245 An excellent Tonight shooting record was shattered to­ tion’s rate tracks in attendance i fourth consecutive triumph in the I Conn.; Charles Volpine'Jr., Mass.; a New Hampshire undergraduate. sion, w'hich was protested- Is mileage. Super “88” Holiday Coupe. Passenger. Two-tone bine, ' weekly 2'a ’ mile race at: Keney i Legion vs Stamford, 4:30-Mt. with 1.681.176 ..for 55 daya *$1095 Boo ia the only man in 80 years day by three targets. there any way for umpires to, pre­ ■ Q .— iWith two out and two and Bob Konten, R. I. Nebo. '55 OLDS. SAVE 2-Tom Green. RAH. H)(dra.j custom ' Interior. Merco- ^■U- • Park- in Hartford. Onc*f again the to have won the broad and high Mr#. Fred Alford, Dallas, Tex., vent this happening? strikes on 4l!C batter, a man on matlc, radio, heater. An '54 CHEVROLET former Indian standout set a new Dave Sullivan of htassachusetta. Rainbows vs Merchants,' 8:30- Super "88” 4-Door. Gray and '53 CH EY. $1195 '46 FORD Jumps and the pole vault in a sin­ third base ‘attempts to steal with Immaculate original 'ISlO 2-Door Delray Coopil defending New England Amateur Robertson Park. hit 96 of too targets to win ths A. It wa* Gore’s coll and It White. RAH. Hydroi, Power “210” 4-Door. Block. Heater I course record of 12:40, bettering t)ie pitch. He apparently beats the 2-Door Osoch, V-8. Vinyl interior, radio, heat ' his old mark by five fu.ll seconda. Champion, ^ueaked in with a 153. Trust vs'NaMiffi, 6-Charter Oak gle IC4A meet. ladies title. She also won the Clasa should have remained that way. Steering. Power Brakes, Cua- and PowergUde. Exceptional. Like a lot of othet- people who pitch to the plate, but the umpire Radio and er, excellent in Cabinets by ‘ High Cross Country Coach Paul Todn.v’s Pairings Park. Only the umpire Involved in the tpm Lounge Cushions, Many $2495 Hollv 'Mandly would like lo 'g et away from prize | ^ calla the pitch a atrii-.e. Does the heater. $95 rabber. .Top d O O E Phinney wax' third and other local Baptists VI Finast, 6;30-Rob- -rail should make a decision un­ Extras. Low Mileage. One Butler t’s. Joe Mitchell, Conn.; fighting, racing and an over-dose j Skeet 'M MERCURY shape! ■ Beautiful birch runners included Dick Sherman total. Hank Haefa. another Man­ ertson Park. less he ask# for Old. Anybody else run count? Owner. A "Registered Rock­ Ted LenC}'^, Conn.,, vs. Hilinskl. ^ b a s e b a ll on the sporU A.— No. Th* aid* Is retired with 4-Door Sedan. Monterey. ( 5-1. Tommy LaForge (7i, Wes Conn.; Ed'Martin, Mass., vs; Billy Lutherans Congoe, 6:30- P*ffes. getting lit the n4-t only makes It et."* chester cntr>”, failed to qualify by a drbnte-jnmmed rhubarb. the strikeout. Mirrcomatlc, radio, heater, '55 FORD '49 CHEVROLET ■ Available with Honey Ton Finish I Sargent ( 8t and Barrj- Dougherty Bope, Conn'.; Joseph W. Monahan, Charier Oak Park. Morcom figures that as long as the , j.n ice Maran *also of DalfaV 53?s one stroke, getting a 76 opening United States is sending a women's I j^j V lx lM Dallss, '51 CHEV. white wall t(rea. Cnstom- "6”. Convf'rtlble. Radio, beater, <9). . round and then a fine 69 in the Mass., vs. Stan Hagin.- Conn.; Motors vs Spencer Rubber, 6- 4-Door. Fordomatic. m w top,- exeelhHit rabber. ■ Sizes to fit any kitchen Waddell FJeld. team to Australia it might as well afterno.on for a 155 total. Bobby Allen. Mass., vs. Burt Res­ Ed. C. Calhoun. Salisbury. Md., '54 MODELS '50 BUICk $195 Like new! $169$ GEORGE hUTC’H ELL plans to nick. Conn.; Dick Kinchlar, Mass., Wednesday, Aug. 8 develop one. won the National 410 gauge $1595 $ 3 9 5 ■ Match pla.v begins today wjlh He haa hia own pitch in bringing 4-Door. Available at Q Per Month ^ name a head coach iarly next vs. ^ b b y Grant. Conn.; Don Hoe- Telso vs blerchants, 8:30-Rob- event at 98x100 snd was followed A N Y SIZE PHIL TRYON two of the 32 qiialif.ring berths the Women’s Nationals to Phila­ '54 OLDS. SAVE 'S4 MERCURY [ week for his Manchester Mer- ning. Conn., vs. Volpine. ertson Park. In runnenip spot by Fred Larue, Recommends The Follonlng '50 OLDS. $295 ■so CHEVROin still open. t delphia. He is cqaChing, among Detuxe ”98” 4-Door. RAH. Monterey Coupe, Three to '54 FORD I cjiants s ^ ip ia grid squad. Mesn- Ge.ra/di vs. playoff runnerup; Temple, Beth v i St. Mary’s, 6:30- Jackson. Miss., st 96x100. ’‘Goodwill" Used Car As Today's Super “88” Convertible. choose from. Leather In­ V-8 2-Door Station Wag­ 4-Door, PowirgHdg radio, ( while, the gridders will, continue A sudden death pla.voff to fill Robertson* Park. ofhera, the steadily ! improving eieture Tibe Hydra.. Power Steering, Pow­ Cooney vs. Ed Hauro, R. I., Kosten Clasa B honors went to John F. er Brakes, Many Extroo. A terior. Mercomatic, on. Radio, heater. beater. Two-tom gram. i to practice every Monday, tha last two slots on the roster Auto Parts vs Moriarty’a, 6- Karen Aftdersonj of Harrisburg, ‘50 OLDS $225 vs. ^ Fred Rice, Maine: Alpheus DiGardi. Ssn Francisco, at 91, lEST BUY! “Registered Rocket.’’* “98” 4-Door. radio, Perfert C 1 C O C ExeeOeat EOOE nM E.iLIiilliy«L Wednesday 'and Friday night ai will Involve Harlan Gilman. Bill Buckley Field. Pa.. Who haa toisM the javelin 170- with Dick Halseth, Crystal I-ake, Viles and Walter Reed Jr., all of Winter, Cohn., vs. Angie Santilli, beater. $1795 family ear! aecond cor! ' 6:30 at Mt: Nebo and also Sunday R. I.; John Prscon. Conn., vs. Fordi All-Stars, V i Arthur's, 6:15- odd feet and has a swell chance to 111., .in ninnemp position at 90. I mornings at lOrSO. All positions Maine; Rook.v Ciociolo, Mass., and Ovil. top the Ruaaian lioness, Natasha Harold Hanley, Dajv City, Calif., ^REGISTERED ROCKETS Norman Lutz, R. 1. Pitts, Mass.; Ronnie Quinn, R. I.. $ 2 9 - 9 5 BUILDING MATERIALS ] are open. Vi. Ro.vce Abbott. Mainq; Diversi High School vs West Sides, 6:15- Konjaeva. Down Under. won Class C at 85. followed in nin- *53 Plymouth HaNiop One Owner Oldsmoblle Sold and Serviced By Ua. All tied at 1-54 in yesterday’s Charler Oak Park. Broke the MpelU’ nerup poaiUon by Us ton Roberts, Records Available. 36-hole medal play over the Penob­ vs. Sullivan; Mandly, Conn., vs. Block ood Red. W'hltewoll Tire*. LUMBER FUEL RAINBOM ’ CLUB and Main St. Walter Robbins. Conn., and Charles Thursday, Aug. t Only one American gal has won Houston. Tex., at 84. I Merchanta^clash in a makeup Rec scot Valley Country dub’s piar 72 Legion J vs Stamford, 4:30-8tem- an Olympic event in 20 years, or Mechanically Excellent. RAuon- Bowen. Mass . vs. playoff winner, Following Mrs. Alford, in th# locladea butoUaltea, pint ably Priced. MORIARTY BROTHERS Every Item We Kell l.s Guaranteed^ I Softball League skirmish tfinight course. Darkness postponed a de­ ford. ti4 ■ Mnce Helen Stephens bouncsd; Women’s Division, waa Jewel cision until today. v DaFz Btl.0hla46tEd -fi. Hkcked By 36 Y^ars Of Reputable Service at 8:30 at^ Robertson Park’. Both Bank ys. PFs. 6 -rCharter Oak. doWTi in ,front in the 100 meters^. .Merritt, Quincy. Ill,, at 90. UuxnuitMd tar 1 y«u‘- UNCOLN-MERCURY i c lubs- peed a victory to remain in Leading the undiaputed qualify- MANCHESTER MOTORS Friday, Aiig. It in Berlin in 1936. Alice Coachman'; Mra Carols |djind#r: Chlca^, C A t ^ -P E T E ’'W IL S O N S3€ NORTH MAIN STREET TKI- Ml 9-5253 the running for one of the four ers were co-medalists Art Butler West Virginia's football schedule Auto Parts va Oase'a, 6:30-Reb- broke the sped winning the high posted 86x100 to wln. the Women's Selling-and Servicing Oldsmobilee For'Over 22 Yean 301-315 CENHR ST.—TEL MI^S-SUI OPEMlVP UHti j playoff berths. .The Manchester of New Hafiufahire and Ted Cooney for 1657 shows four Southern Con> ertaon Ptrk. jump in L4>ndon in 1948. Class A Division. Ml 9-M50 ' McCLURE PONTlte • 512 WEST CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER O^ff^Oeily 7 A. M. to 3 P. Inciudinn Wednesday ! Auto Parts cap- clinch at least a of Maaaachumtta, each posting a ie rtn ^ four eastern and two A t­ Nasniffa vs fik s, 6-Charter Oak There was considerabl*. excite­ Fred Misaihhna. 8*a ItUnd. O*.. 873 Main St., Manchester MI 9.6427 6 OPEN EVENINGS tie for first place honors wlth_ s 142. . I ' lantic Coast Conference -opponents. Park. ment about the United States took the professional till* at • an-ka .Ml 9-4546 • Opea Eves, Afternoons and Saturday Until Noon Butler. New Hampihir* amateur Triumph over Case Broa.’ Friday Boston U., Virginia Tech; Virginia Green Manor va Medies, 6-^ c k > team, winning the 400-meter feU y 94x100 fnilowMi hy Wilhur Otw. Oojr « r NIgM $2.95 I night I” kih|:, wna one of'fivn nUte UUiaU and WaJie Fbrest will be gms- in 19U, hut that was WUniBiftMi, D el, st 91. . • ^ . . . -U-- \ # ■- • TV, ■4 1 .'-V ■ U N .,x / ' . N » t *V .- BUNCHESTER EVENED HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 .196C PAGE P lflS E E PAGE FOURTEEN .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 7,1956 I ------„ j - . :■■■■■•— R oom hoot Board S9 Wantod To Rent 48 Hoosm For Balo 72 Lota tar Salt 7S Legal >Ioticc Auto Driving School 7-A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN. Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Betrothed . beautifully avniwad, apa- 8^D LE -AG E coupla would Ilka GRBKN MANOR—Six room ranch. Buildiiif Lots Air A COURT . OF PROBATK keid Benton Calls Ike PoHcy CORONER AUTO Driving School. YOUNG MAN to leam Ic# cream ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ NO MONEY DOWN. ! ! 1 , clout roo'm with '.^mpleta light at ,lUaeh«tler WiUiln and far (he tmde, full time or morainit^s. 1 to have 8-4 room unfurnished Attached garage- Excellent condi­ DisUicl of Manchoster. on the let d a r Classified Leam to drive correcUy and able and Btatidbi^l typewriters. Start Your ^ . X houatkatping (aelUtiW avallabla. apartmgpt. MI. 9-8761.______of AufUtt 1954. B u t w ith t h e MEtCURV higher th a n a Royal Ice Cream Co., M I.'3-6950. All makes of adding machinea Monthly Payments ■ tion. Nicely landscapetl. Located In Tows and Suburbsn safely. Individual instruction by A ll VnMTEi^ lONO WHEN THE TEMPEPATURE6 Will rant aingU or doulde. Cen­ Immediately behind new Buckley Present. Hon. John J. Wallelt, Judge. competent, experienced instruc­ MOUNIMK aiMBER~N0W HES BEEN PBO- sold or rented. Repalra on all In September EiUle of Winifred R. Penttend. of WERE ZERO MINUS .OILLDOCI^,THE CHEl^lS EXPERIENCED parts man to take tral. Reaaonkble. MrskDorsey, School. Can be aoen by api)qint- MANCHESTER Mancheeter, In eald Dtetrict, an Incap­ ‘Bluff, Boast, Backdown’ Hdvertisement tors on dual-control insured cars. makes, Marlow’a. UELPER^mS ASSIGNED TD THE KPRIGERA1DR aOTEDTD THE HOTTESTS1WE IN THE JOINT? charge of parts department in 3 ROOMS FURNITURE 14 Arch St. Honsea For Sale 72 mant. Nica two^-famlly houaa. In able person. Automatic or conventional shift. ASSOCIATES REALTORS The conservator harlns exhibited We -A CLASSIFIED ADVT. General ' Motors dealership. Our HOT MIX amesite, crushed stone, $9.38 MONTHLY reaidantfal tccUon. Six rooms MI 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. l a r g e t w in bedroom, ceil Inurlm account wlfh said estate to this (CoathiiMd from FBge One) employes know of this ad. Write stabilized stone, washed ..sand, Brand New $ 1 2 , 6 0 0 % ^ aach, 2 atall garage. Nicely land- PHIL HALUN, ' Court for allowance. It Is tM clBabod with Cbarlaa B. Shu* DEPT. HOURS kitchen privUegat, aeparata ORDERED: That the J4(h day of LARSON'S DRIVING School. To: Box J, Herald, stating your gravel, loam delivered. Niiasdorf. Bedroom, Living Room. Dinefts, i trance, gentleman, parking. Bcaped. Reasonably priced.-J. D. 8 0 . 9-M31 man. praaidant of tha Amartoafl 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. qualificatlona. MI, 9-7408. Immaculate aix room Ope';;Two Realty, John DeQuattro Broker. CHARLES LATHROP Auguet, 1914. at ten o'clock, forenoon, Ume out briefly from its consldera- Farm Buraau Fadaratien, aftar Manchester’s only trained and Rugs, Lamps, Tables .8-4724. at the Probate Office In the Hunicipa! Uon of a farm plank last night to certlfied'inatructor. Foc.your safe­ unfinished up. Obinet kitchW^ MI. 3-5262, 8 a 9-8640. MI. 9-0U4 Building In said ' Hanchesler, tw and Shuman raeommandad that tha TRUCK DRIVER, dump truck, age e v e r y t h in g $288 the same le asetgned (or a hearing on hear a porposal submitted by Floyd ty we are trained to teach proper­ A LADY LIVING alone would like Oak floors. Storm sash. Ameaite' EARL ROHAN DmnoeraUc convantlon andoraa COPY CLOSING TIME 25-35. Experienced only. $1.75 FACTORY MADE aU steel luggage 8 ROOMS f u r n it u r e Si^O^^BRNoir^—^^robedro^ the allowance of said account with said E. Thompson, Chleat;o attorney in ly. Ml. 9-6078. $10.16 MONTHLY to share her home with another drive. Attractively landscaped ML S-7488 estate and this Court dIrecta that notice the flexible farm price aupporta FOR CLASSIFIED AD.VT. houri.V'. Apply at Thomas Colls trailer. CaU PI. 2-7211. " lady. Centrally located. Call after yard. Immediate occupancy. rarickriftw G.E. heating system, of the time ana place assigned for bshalf of the American Bar Aaan. favored by tha Blaanhower ad* Brand |New MANCHESTER—- Three lota on MON. THRU FRI. MORTLOCK’S—Manchester's lead­ Co., 251 Broad St. 4. MI. 9-9348, alumimMn storitis, cellar, said hearing be given to all pertone Thompson said the - bar group mlnlatratlon, rather than tha high, ing driving school.'' Professional STOVE, apartment size or small Weatinghouse Refrigerator, living WARREN E. HOWLAND, acres. CitiUte W. Hutchins. MI. Oakland St. and on# in Sunset Es­ known to be Interested therein to ap­ wants both partiea to.adopt planks rigid propa advocated by many family, oil and gas. Planet Jr. Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, pear and be heard thereon by publish­ lOiSO A. M. teaching — skilled, courteous in­ 9-6133, 9-4.6944694; tates, Vernon. Call MI. 8-5136 be­ ing a copy of (his order In some news- pledging they will dlaregard po­ Democrata. Help Wanted— cultivator, joH of 60’’ .cqilcken wire Lamps, Tables REALTOR tween 7 a.m. and ■ p.m. SATURDAY 9 A. M. structions. Insist on meeting your fURNISHED ROOH fur rent. Near paplr having a circulation In eald Dis­ litical ^Illations In filling judicial ‘Big Republican FaraMn’ instructor before starting. Phone. Male or Female 37 and six steel posts, one wheelbar­ EVERYTHING $360 Main St. 9 Hazel St. MI) 9-2170. ' ML 3-1108 MANiCHEStER — R^sauUfui eigbt trict at least five dsys before the posts. row. MI. 9-6181. ropm Dutch colonial {Siis 3-car ga­ day of eald hearing, and b.v mailing in At one point, Robert E. Short MI. 9-7398. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE PI. 2-7169 a certified letter on or before Auguet Thompson produced bar asaocia- TOCB COOPERATION WILL MANCHESTER Drlve-In Theater $14.74 MONTHLY r (X1M in private home. Inquire rage. Excellent location. Full SabarbaB For Salt 75 195I.- a copy of Ihli order to State Uon data showing that both Demo- of MlnneapoUa aakad Shuman If BE APPRECIATED MANCHESTER’S oldest. most needs 3 helpers for work in snack TWO SILENT GLOW oil burners, gUte Tailor Shop. MI. 3-7383. Af­ price $19,900. Also excellenrS^fam- eifare Com'mlesloner, M Arch 8t.. the Farm Buraau doaan’t apeak Brand New MANCHESTER—SmaU house on f " ------eraUc and Republican Prealdenta recommended auto school, always bar. Call Mr. Hart after 6:30, guns, motor, pump, etc.. 3 and 5 Norge Washing Machine, Westing- ter 6:80 MI. 8-5047, Gleason St., with two extra Ion. ily plus 50 more ItsUngs cxnUI lartford, Conn. for what -Short termed "Mg lU* years old. Good condition. Reason, BOLTON—An axacutive's hom# on JOHN J. WAU.ETT. Judge. have conaistenUy filled vacancies ready to serve you. Will gladly MI 9-6000. house refrigerator. Bedroom. Liv­ 0 1 1 MI. 8-5125 between 7 a.m. ai^- kinds from $5,000 up. (7all Ells> ~ lutb Road. Goigooua atona bouse g on the federal bench from the ranks publican farm m ." Shuman re­ Dial Ml 3-5121 meet you personglly to talk over able. 'An. 3-‘M45. ing Room, Dinette, Dishes., Ruga, 5 p.m. worth Mitten Agency, Realtors. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held plied; "No, that'a not true." with attached two-car garage, at Mancheater within and for the of their own party. your driving problem. Manchester Lamps, -Tables, Blankets. Boarders Wanted 59-A MI. 3-6930 or Mrs, Meyer MI. ctudbi: block bam, (our acres, The ABA. Thompson said, feels The Farm Bureau chief got A Driving Academy. Dial PI. 3-7249.. USED FRIGIDAIRES, just right MANCHESTER—Duplex near bus. 9-5534. Dtetrict of Mancheater, on the Srd dsy WANTED for cottage use, all sizes. Also EVERYTHING $494 , etc., etb.vetc. Impossible to de­ of August A.D. 1954. more emphaala on legal quSlIflca- friendlier reception from San. ■tores and schools. Four and fiva scribe wiflK words. The asking Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. tions and less on politica would Thecidore F. Green o f Rhode la- several good used washers. Price Includes Delivery. 'Setup, r o o m a n d b o a r d . Gentleman. MANCHESTER —Custom ranch. Estate of Charles P. O'Cohnor, late of Lost and Pound rooms. Oil steam heat, two-car price is $l2,(i00KRoplAcoment cost Murgaret F. Uegl lead to a better judiciary. land. Green aaked Shuman to Motorcycles— Bicvcles 11 MALE^OR. FEMALE Kemp'a. Inc. Ml. 3-5680. Service, Guarantee Immediate de­ M I. 8-7876. garage. Shade trees, two op Laiga rooms, flraplaca,_ .ceUar, Manchester in said district, deceased. livery or Free Storage until heeded hot water beat. Lot 150 x 890, high Is in excess tit 'Sw.OOO. Open at Upon application of Catherine Vessa. Civil RtghU — potentially the aubmlt propoaed farm planka to FOUND — A place where you can porchei^ Garden space, chicken your convenlah'ce. T^'.J. Crockett, praying that letters of administration Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. tiegl, hottest Issue to face the platform the platform group. BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. 1. Accojunting Clerk Phone For Appointment coop, 'rae (our room apartment elevaUon, view. Only $14,900. O r i be granted on said estate, as per ap­ 37 Shadycrest Dr., IMzt Hartford, secure a complete line of Knitting English 4. specialty. Now open 12 Realtor. MI. 8-5419 o^Nges. ML plication on (IK it la . , group this year—Is on the com­ High level price aupporta sraro yams and accessories, stamped See 'It Day Or Night Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 rents at $65 a month. Howard R. ton W. Hutchins, Realtor. MI. noon to-9 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. 2. Clerk Typist Building Materials 47 9-5133, 9-4694. 9-7761.. \ ORDERED: That the (oregolnsalnK appll- announce the engagement of their mittee’s achedule for Friday. Dem­ urged today by Jamea G. PiUton, goods, embroidery cottons and Hartford CH. 7-0358 Hastings, Realtor. MI. f-1107 any nation be heard and determilnod St iho daughter, Margaret; F. to Keith L. to 6 p.m. Manchester Cycle Shop. No. 1 Common Oak Flooring After 7 P.M.—CH. 6-4690 time. ____ Probate office in_iuanrhrxtrr In aald ocratic NaUonal Chairman Paul prealdent of the National FarmafB tatting threads. At Your Yam The above two poaitions open ROOKt AND BOARD for-gentle­ TEN Mil e s from Manchester, Bruce, son of Mr. iand Mrs. Keith Union. Shop, SO Cottage St. Phone MI. 166 West Middle Tpke. MI. 9-2098. — per M $219.00 If you have no-means of transpor­ near Route 85, neat four-)room Dinrict. on iho1 I3th13th day of Auguti, M. Butler and Rep. Jetvn McCor­ man. Writa Box H, Herald. MANCHESTER VALUES rjti. ItM, at oteven o'clock in the Tore- C. Bruce, 27 Church St. mack of Maasachuaetts, the plat­ In hia prepared ta a ^ on y , Pat­ with local company. Are you in­ tation, I’ll send my aujo for you. 812,900 home (34-80), full cellar, alumj' ana that notice he siren to alt 9-3368. '53 HARLEY DAVISON F.L. Mahogany Paneling Per M 190.00 form committee chairman, voiced ton included high aupporta in a model 74 O.H.V. Inquire corner terested in working in Manchester? No obligation Attractiva aix room Capa num storms and acreens, oil heat, « Interextod bi aalQ eitate of the FOUND—B1 white msle Custom Built Six Room Ctpe. ^ n u ert^ '.of laid application and the hope yesterday that it will be pos­ three-prongad plan which ha aatS Notch Rd. and Notch RA 'exten­ If so, please call Western Framing (truck Apartments—Plats— O d , oil heat, storm windows veneUan? Minds. Two-story 18x80 ;lme and place of hearing thereon, by mongrel Fracchis, A—I^B —E—R^T—’S Two unfinished, fireplace, hot Adlai May Scrap sible to avoid a North-South party -would double farm Income. The sion, Bolton. Any time. load lotjs) per M 120.00 Tenements 63 and doors. In excellent condi­ bam, 12x12 brooder house, poul­ publlahlng a --copy of thta order in other main propeaala ware for Dog Wj MI. 3-1161 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD water heat, oil, nice location. Im tion. Onvenient to sthools and try equipment. Lot 100 x 800. tome newapapetsliaTing a clrcalallon. aplit on the queaUon. In aald dialrict, arleaat five days be­ broadened federal programa -to 1949 INDIAN Scout motorcycle, mediate occupancy. bus. Price $12,900. 810,500. Walton W. Grant, Real­ Political Tradition At their flrat seealona yesterday •Brlndle Boxer dog. Vicinity Insulated Sheathing Board TWO PAIR custom drapes. one for f o r RENT—Rockville, 14 Laurel fore the day of eald haarinc, to appear and last night, the platform Btep up domeatlc conaumptlon e< 'ful.ly equipped. In excellent run­ Aluminum Windows Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 4x8 per M ■ 110.00 St. light housekeeping apartment. tor. 8a 8-1153. If they eec cauee at MUd time and 'Windaor. Answers to Till. Tag ning condition. Call MI, 9-7288 picture window. Excellent condi­ One year old four room place and be heard relaUve- thereto, writers heard from apokeamen of agricultural producta, aM i(ov- b. 66642. Call MI. 9-7216. Re- and Doors 14-A BOYS AND GIRLS, age 14 and up tion. Governor Winthrop desk. Inquire, rear apt., Mrs. Porter. $14,700 and make return to thie court, and In Filling Ticket Various groups Interested in the emmant paymanta to aupplamant any time. WOMAN for night work in bakery. Western Sheathing (truck ranch on quiet street. Custom VERNON—Ranch, B>/4 rooms with for tobacco work. Bring birth cer­ load lota del'd) per M 99.00 MI. 9-M42. buUt. Ideal (or couple. attached garage. Full cellar. Oil by mailing hi a certified le(le>';m or problema of the naUon’a farmers. farm market recetpta whan they ------J L ------GUARANTEED against all haz­ Swiss Pastry Shop, 183 North tificate or proof of birth. Apply UNFURNISHED, twe rooms and Five Room Singie. befora August f. 1954. a copy nr'thte HUMBER ENGUSH bicycle. Very bath. Heat and light furnished. hot water hegt. Lot 90x300. Resi­ order to Edward Bryan. 179 Tollank. (OonUBoed from Fage One) Some members of the commlU -fell below a deatred lavtf. LOST-rCAT, golden color. Answers ards.' Aluminum screens and Main St.. Conn, Slate Employment Service. 24" InsiilaUon per M 35.00 Modem kitchen, first floor lava­ Six room Cape O d , in axcel* Tpke.. Hanchesler, Conn.: George good condition, $25. Call' MI. storm windows as well as com­ Apply O nter Springs Realty Co., tory, basement playroom, one car dential section. Gaston Realty, to the name of Goldie. Vicinity of 9-9630. 806 Main St., Manchester, or Elks lent condlUon, $15,000, 185 School St. MI 9-S731{ eve­ Bryan. 179 Tolland Tpke.. Manchester. Wagnerer Jr. of New York as an ex- Porter St. Call Ml. 9-7102. bination screen and atorm doors. WIRERS AND CHub Carriage House, Rockville, Glumaca >■ per aq. 24.95 470 Main St. garage. Good condition. Quick OC' Conn.; Joseph'C. Doyle. 234 Tolland CaU Coughlin. MI. 8-7707. ELECTRONIC cupancy. ^ .. We have two-famUy houses nings. MI 9-7466. Tpke,. Manchester, Conn.: Nellie Doyle. ecuU^J thinks has aecompliahed on Wednesday. BARGAlNvS GALORE ' FOUR ROOM apartment. Heat and 334 TVilMnid-Tpke.. Manchester, Conn.: Typhoon Deaths Pass 2,100, liOST—MAN’S white gold wrist SOLDERERS TECHNICIANS — ------r ...... ^------Prime Shakes No. 1 18” in good condition. BOLTON — AttracUve three bMl- Neills Gill, 19t Ma)n St., Manchester. a great dbal^thout bombaat He watch. W.R.H. Vicinity of Robe- MOTOR SCOOTER with side carl hot and cold running water. Crick, Good condition. MI. 9-9630. Red Cedar per aq. 12.50 $299.95 Holpoint Automatic ■ S. A. BEECHLER, Realtor room ran^h with breeseway and Conn.: Josephine O'Connor. 311 Unton likes the c iit'> < ^ e jib of Demo­ dale Section, Vernon o r . Tolland Rooflnn—Siding 16 Experienced in wiring and solder­ Experienced men required more, PI. 2-6449. FRANCES K. WAGNER, 8t.. Manchester. Conn.; Mary Mc­ Situations Wanted— Medicine Cabinets each 6.50 washer ...... '"T. . $199.95 MI. 3-6969 garage.’ Full basement. Large liv­ Gowan, 906 Main St., Mancheater. cratic Sen. JohnN$\ Kennedy of Millions Homeless, China Says Rd., Bolton. MI. 9-4231, or HA. ing of resistors, condensors and to azsemble. wire and test REALTOR ing room, family aise Icitchen. Lot Conn.: Patrick Fogarty, 838 East 4Sth S-3890. Reward. RAY’S ROOFING CO., abingle sAd Female 38 BEAUTIFUL. large 5 room, apart­ Xtaaaachuaetta. Wanted Autos— built up roob,' gutter and con­ cORiponents, similar to radio electronic devices. WUl con­ Wood Gutter 4x5 A 4x6 $279.95 Hotpoint range .... $186.95 , ment. second floor. Privacy. Cen­ MANCHESTER Vicinity, 3-bed' MI. 3-1157 150x300. Price 814,360. Madeline St., Brooklyn. N. Y .; Margaret WIe- gand, 3819 3ltb Ave., Astoria, N. Y.; Wagner and Kennedy'Bm both (Ooatinaed from Pngs Oaa) Motorcycles, 12 ductor work, ro^, chimney re­ chassis assemblies. ExceUent work­ sider recently discharged HOUSEKEEPING position for one — as is— lin. ft. 45c trally located. Electric stove and room ranches now being built Smith, Realtor MI, 9-1643. Nettle DeVito. *77 Norris Ave., Bronx. pairs. Ray' Hagenow, Ml. 9-3314. or two adults. Experienced. Good $329.95 Hotpoint dishwasher $219.95 refrigerator. Heat and- hot water. ceramic tile bath, hot water heat 7. Y.: Eleanor Messina, 5(8 West IStad Catholics, but the poasiblllt| Flood Cleani$p AnnonnccmenUi ing cohdiUpns. veterans experienced .in We are able handlers of develop-1 Full cellar. Nicely seculdtd on BEAUTIFUL Duplex House, 3H BOLTON LAKE—Excellent new all 8t.. New York. N. Y. their religion might be counted nine dead and 100 InJuraiS. USED CARS WANTED- We are Ray Jackson, Ml. 3 -8 ^ . home rather than high wages. $279.95 Automatic washer ..$149.95 In Manchester Write Box N, Her­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. always interested in buyiiw clean e 1 e c t r onic background. Write Box R, Herald. ments. Our quantity prices are our' ald. acre with trees. 113,400. Carl years old. Aluminum storm win' year ranch home. 38x26. 6 rooms, agalnat- them in some aectiona The lakeaide resort of Hang­ WEDDING STA'HONERY a ape dows and doors. Duplex 5-5. Cen full cellar, hot water heat. Alum­ Work Speeded chow, 100 mHaa aouthwaat tit cara for top cash pricea. ‘n y our FOR THE BEST in Bonded built GRAY RESEARCH AND Most be fsmillar with ned- proof. Portable Sewing machine ...$50.00 ton W. Hutchins, Realtor, ' MI At A COURT OF PROBATE held the country aeems not to bother cialty. Beautiful assortment. Low up roofs, shingle roofe, gutters, 9-5132, 9-4694. trally. located near schools, bug inum storm ssah and doors. Shade at Mancheater within and for the Stevenson very much. Shanghai, counted 92 dead and IN famous cash five minute buying • essary electronic test District of Manchester, on the 3rd day prices. Evenings by appointment. service. Open 9-9 dally. Barlow conductors and roof repairs call OoR»— BIrdSr—Pets 41 N A ’n O N A L LUMBER, INC. Many small items,, percolators, BosinMs I.ioeatioiis and c'hurches. J. D. Realty 0>. trees. Large lot. Beach privileges. Stevenson’s strategist*, who pay r Pittsburgli 300 Injurad, Campress, 6 So. Main S t MI. DEVELOPMENT COMPANY equipment.' 381 STATE STREET MANCHESTER, Buckland Area MI 3-5363. 8 a 9-8640. f Owner moving west. A real good of August 195*. Motors, 435'Main St., Manchester. Coughlin. Ml. 8-7707, irons, pressure cookers, mixers, For Rent 64 Present Hon. John J. Wellelt. Judge. more attention to the political im­ MUlkm Repair Dikea 9-2240. HILLURD ST., MANCHEST, PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Six room colonial. IH baths.'ReC' buy at $16,000. Howard R. Hast­ ’ Estate of Charles Chaponis aka, plications than their candidate Pittsburgh,'lAug. 7 (P)—A big Peiping reported more than ana now located at Route 5 and O apel Tel. C?Hesthut 8-2147 clOc^.8, rotisserie, ironing boards. BUSINESS OR office location. 474 reation rooin; 3-csr garage,/near GARRISON Colonial—49 Academy ings, Realtor. MI. 9-1107 any time. Charles Cbaiiornis. late of Manchester, million persons ware trying franti­ SPECIAL APRONS. Site 40-44. Six Street. Six 'years old. Oil steam In said District, deceased. does, do not discount the poaeibU- cleanup job todayMaa In full awing Business Sen^iieui Offered 13 .Roofins and Chimneys 16-A "A GOOD PLACE TO Wj MECHANICAL , Rd., South Windsor, next* to East All to be sold at cost or below. Main St., ground floor. Three school and bus. $14,400. Clifford The administratrix having exhibited ity that Sen. Estes Kefauver of throughout flo ^ T ra ce d and cally to prevent floods by repair­ atylea Sl-49 each. Mrs. Elliott, 7S Hartford Drive-In 'Ilieater, Open rooms. 811. 9-5229, 80, 8-7444, Hanson A O . MI. 3-1303, MI heat. Aluminum combination her administration account with said ing dikea on the swollen Hai Mvar Henry. MI. 3-7632. Diamonds— Watches— windows' and doors. Lot 50x140 FIVE ROOM ranch located in Bol­ estate to this.Court for allowance, it Is Tennessee might wind up in second atorm damaged adumwaatem OONDEI^TiV. Servicb, available ROOFING — Specialising in repSty. WAITRESS WANTED for luncheon ASSEMBLER . " daily 9-5, Tueaday, 'Thursday and 9-0788. place on the November ticket. tributarlea in North Oilna. Tha any Unie. Antenna , converslona. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new , and dinner. Enjoy working in an ' Friday nlghta 7 . 9 p.m. Man­ Jewelry 48 ABC APPLlAi^CE CO. Convenient to bus and achools ton. Lot 100 X 300. Call MI. 9-1093. ORDERED; That the 15th day of Pennaylvania. * Yotuig. men experienced in . ESSEX ST.-Six room single, built $15,500. A. R. Wilkie A C o.„ MI August.' 1956. at ten o'clock, forenoon Aa a former presidential candi­ With the Red Croea lendin waters were the highest in ysars., PfM6o factory aupervised service. roofs. Gutter wbrk. Chimneys ^air-conditioned dining room. At> chester customers can call JA. THREE-R0081 Office to rent. O il TOLLAND—Near Parkway, large at the Probate Office In the Municipal China’s two great rtvara, tha Pctaonals 'Tel. Ml. 9-1486. .cleaned, repaired, 26 yeare’rears’ ex-eX' tractive wages. Call Hiilcreat Res assembly of smaU mechan­ 8-3391 and we wUl bring order LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re­ 21 MAPLE ST. MI. 9-1575 MI 9-0969. on double lot. Oil heat.' Garage, 9-4189. Buildins in said Manchester, be and date who withdrew, Kefauver has to stricken familiea, police, wei nearly new 6-room cdStom built the same Is assigned for a hearing on s' delegate following for the tics checking to determine if there i are ellow and the Yangtze, were aald perience. Freeiree estimates. CaUC tatirant. MI. 9-8266. ical components and gears. homo with ua at 5 p.m. to 68 pairs, adjusts watches expertly. trees. Large garden space. Asking' WANTED — Ride to Hamilton ASHEB AND rubbish removed. Reasonable prices. Open daily. STORE VACANT. Centrally ? lo­ 813.200. Goodchild Realty . Co., MANCHESTER—Seven-room Co­ home, 24’ living room, 18’ kitch­ the allowance of said administration presidential place fa s t e r than any additional caaualttei. td-lM under control. Parting said Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361 SprUca St. account with said estate, ascertainment rail Yruiaportation, disrupted for Standard, firat shift. Vicinity of Lawn mowing,' light trucking, STENOGRAPHER, typist desired Will find these poaitions in­ 'Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce cated. Can be used as central Realtors. MI. 3-7625, MI. 3-1307 or lonial. Three bedrooms, large sun- en. Baseboard heat. Aluminum of heirs snd order of distribution, and any of. the other 'jioeeibilltiea can At Fayette City, about 30 miles Broad St. MI. 9-5934. trees cut, cellars cleaned, papers teresting* and diversified. MANCHESTER PET Center for all Street. 5U. 9-4387. labratory, small office, small BU. 9-0939. porch, double length garage, storms 114 acres. Only $15,300, this Court directs that notice of the muster. south of PttUburgh, volunteers aeveraloa^, had returned to nor­ in pleasant downtown . Hartford GAS REFRIGERATOR and six- basement playroom, fireplace, oil Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-S1S2, lime and place assigned for said hear­ mal. and rags taken away free. MI. office. Excellent 'Opportunity for Ideal working conditions. your pets an^ pet supplies. S. A variety store, or neighborhood ing be given tn atl persons known to The Stevenson strategists obvi­ dragged Johnaon Hollow Creek 9-0142. Call evenings. Heatlns— Plumbing 17 H. Green Stamp^ ..^Open 9 to 6 piece dining room set. Good con­ beauty parlor. Rent reaaonable. MANCHESTER G R E E N - Older ■team heat. Off Porter St. (Con­ 9-4694. ously would be happy to lure Sen. ■eekmg the bodies o f a family of Despite tha-Hyphoom however, Antonobiles for Sale 4 the right girl, 5-day week, hospi­ Onvenient location. Household Goods < 51 be Interested therein to appear and be tal and sickness benefits. (>11 JA. Monday through SatUrd^. Thurs­ dition, Cheap. MI 3-7776 after 4 Call J. D. Realty Co. MI. 3-5263. Six room house with garage and tact Owner, MI. 9-4620. heard thereon bv publishing a copy of Lydop'B. Johnson of Texaa onto a three who may have drowned. Peiping Radio 8Md there ware COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart day night tiU 9. Free parfcUig. MI. p.ip. 9-3640. screened-in porch. Good house -for STAFFORD SPRINGS— Six room this order in some newspaper havinK still prospects of a good harvest WANT .TO BUY \ CAR and bad PLUMBING and heating—Repalra 2-6256 for interview. . NEW ROPER comUnation gas a circulation in said District, at least Stevenaon ticket. But Johnson la Feared victima o’f the Sunday night R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ 9-4273; We repair iquafiutTia, large family. Only $14,900. T J. MANCHESTER— Finished 6 room O p e O d with SO acres land. unlikely to give up his job as the atorm were Jamea Paacarellai 22, in Chekiang. \ your credit turned down?-Don’t and contract wont. CaU ra. 9-8541. cooking and heating range with cape, Waddell school, excell^t Knotty pine living room and din' five days before the day of said hear- matic washing machines, electric WAITRESS WANTED. Evenings, RIVETER heatida pumps and reflectors. 896 Oockett, Realtor, MI. 3-5416, or Senate’s Democratic leader for the his 19-year old wife and their 3- Peiping called tha atotm tha give up, see "Honest” Douglas, ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, Jhermoatat .control, Servel refrig­ PROFESSIONAL SUITE. Excellent condition. Must sell at once. Sacri­ ing room . Large Youngstown *"*■ JOHN J. WALI.ETT. Judge 333 Maut Not a finance coippany good pay. 5 day week. Tel. MI. Main St; - Musiegl inatnimenta 53 Mrs. Wells MI. 3-4788. No. 2 spot month old son. worst typhoon in 50 yaara.^-Aa small appliances, welding. 1T4 9-8061. To set up and operate a erator, metal floor cabinet, studio locaUon. Tel. 80. 9-1660 or 9-3549. fice at 812,900. New oversized kitchen. Full shed dormer. 1*4 Communist authorities a p p a r ti^ plan. MoTinK—'Trucking couch,' daybed, bathinette, basi­ ranch, 38x'43. Waddell school. An­ baths, recreation room, fireplace, Stevenson is not unaware that Pascarella’a auto wa* found yes­ Mam Street. MI. 9-6678. riveting machine. SmaU ENGLISH sferTERS — 8 weeks. ST LAWREN(3E ST. —Seven room terday. He had telephoned relatives were rsferring to the velocity aa Storage 20 AKC Orange Belton Champion­ net. new stroller, miscellaneous GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ single (four bedrooms). Garage, derson windows, Youngstown hot water heat, oil. Patio, screen th* delegates like to feel they have 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN delivery, SOMEONE to help with office and component parts involved. in Moneaien that he was taking much as the caaualtiea. , POWER.nAND band moWera sharp­ housework. Two days a week. PI. ship blood line. FoV show or hunt­ items. Owh'er^leaving' state. In­ hogany spmet piano, \$49S. Houses For Rent 65 front porch. Nice section, conven­ Kitchen, copper plumbing, $14,600. porch. Excellent value Only Rifle RangeFlans a hand in choosing the second place 1948 Chevrolet sedan delivery, ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. Must be wiUing to assist in Kemp's, ^nc. MI. ‘ " nominee as well aa the head of the his wife and child to them a* flood China’s worst natara) disaatsra 1946 Chevrolet H ton rack. Priced 2-7161. ing. Harrison. 25 Vetnon Center quire 13 Vine St. ient to school and shopping area; Arbor Realty (3o. MI. 9-5534. $13 900. o n Goodchild Realty. in recent history include floods Pick up and delivery. All work Light trucking and package deliv­ assembly, operations. Wilt Heights, Vernon'. Rockville TR THREE Ro o m furnished house. Immediate occupancy. FHA or BU. 9-0939 or MI. 3-7935. ticket. For that reason he is In­ waters rose rapidly around hia low. , no down payment. Cole guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. ery. Refrigeratora, washers and Full cellar and attic. Adults only, Approved by SBC clined to wait and aee If any po-, home near Fayette Ol$y. that took 900,000 Uvea in 1M7 and MoUm. MI. 9-0980. YOUNG LADIES consider a trainee for this i 5-9649. / C H A M B ^S will qualify for veteran. $13,900. CHOICE LISTINGS , 100,000 in 1911. 273 Adams. Phone Ml. 9-3120, stove moving specialty. Folding , MI. 9.-1156. .Goodchild Realty O ., Realtors. ANDOVER LAKE, Lakeeide Drive tential candidate developi out- Most stresuns were receding posiUon. JURNITURE s a l e s 1931 NASH RAMBLER converUble. 3-8979. chairs for rent. MI. 9-OT53. 18 to 30 BOARD YOUR DOG In our brand Notice MI. 3-7925, MT. 3-1207 or BU. 236 East fiddle TpkeJ —Attractive four room, all knotty The conetniction of a rifle range standing strength In the_conv*n- rapidly today. The Ohio River Radio, heater, newly refinished; new boarding kennel while you -503 East Middle Turnpike 9-0939; pine Tumished home overlooking at the new high school was ap­ tion. crested last night at 24.9 feet in REFRIGERATION sales and aerv- MANCHESTER Moving and ■' ytt a meeting held by the Town Summer Homes For Rent 67 Six room single, modern in every Douglu Motors, 333 Main. ALERT TYPES WHO INVESTIGATE THESE are vacationing. Tel. Rockville. lake; Newly installed, hot water, proved last night by the School After his nomination four years Pitttfburgh. Flood sUge la 26 feet. ice. Commercial', household, air trucking Co. MI. 3-6563. Owned TR 5-7894. AT THE GREEN V Plartning Commisaio 1 of MWches- MANCHESTER-43 West Middle detail. Extra lot. Basement two- oil heat, domestic hot water. and operated by Walter B. Per- FOR RENT—Misqusmicut, Rhode agd. Stevenson made up a list of The Red Croie set up shelters in 1953. MERCURY hardtop, excellent eonditlonera, freezers. A. and W. WORK WELL WITH THEIR OPPORTUNITIES tt;, Cbhnq' ticut. August f . 1956. Tpke. Five rooms and bath on 1st car garage. Owner lea'ving state. Beautiful fieldstone fireplace with Building Committee and will come four or five men who were accept- rearby Camegrle and in ■ West Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9-1237, BU. ett Jr., and WiUiam J. Pickering. Savings on brand name refrigera­ \ Island. Four room cottage with Local Stocks] condition, low mileage. Reason- • '1 THREE MALE Cqllie pups. Priced tors, ranges, .parjpr sets, bedroonv following 'a.nubUc hearing held, floor. Dne room finished on 2nd Priced for quick sale. heatalators. Lot 50x200. Separata up for conelderation by the Board table to him as his running mate. Elizabeth to aid flood victima. 9-3196, Ml. 9-OOSS. HANDS.- for quick sale. Crickmore. -j PI, hot water. Reasonable. - Available ■torge building.. Priced reason' . able. MI. 9-1406. AUSTIN A. CHAMBESIS CO. local suites, baby furniture. July 23, 1 9 ^ d t 'Vaa voted to Aug. 18-Sept. 1. Tel. TR. 5-2121. floor, large cellar. Oil hot Iwater of Directors tonignt. Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama More than 300 families needed dRAY RESEARCH AND 2-6449. . . 1 make the followiitg-'Zone changes: heat. Two-car garage. Lan^e lot. ably. O il PI. 2-6998 after 6 p.m QnotattoM Fonlahag By CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service, and long dlatance moving, pack­ CLOCK DIALS AND HANDS 'The project-Kss already been ap­ was chosen. temporary shelter, food and cloth­ 1953 CHEVROLET 4-door all metal Breakfaat Sets as lou’ as $59.50., 175 EAST CENTHR STREET Ameaite driveway-. (>ll Owivner. 3^ Proctor Road Ooban * Middlabraek. .b e . station wagon. 1083 Tolland Tpke., 151 North Main Sf. Small appli­ ing, atorage. CaU Ml. 3-5187. Hart­ FIVE MONTH old, unapayed, fe­ proved by the Board of Education. Despite the threat of a, party ing. ford CH. <-1423. Silk Screen' Printers DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (Clarke properly). \ Wanted To Rent 68 MI. 9-7213 split over the Civil Rights Issue, Telephone and electric aervice Bask Stocks Bucklahd. MI. 9-8082. ances repaired. hU. 3-6517, resi­ male mixed terrier. Housebroken. . htarkdown on Summer Fiirni- Four bedroom home with all The SBC took Ua action after HILLIARD ST.. MANCHESTER To change to Residence ' Zona 4^ kinds o f, extras- Owner leaving No Democrat froth the deep South ivaa about back to hormal in moat . . Bid dence MI. 3-6980. Starting Pay Commensurate Ideal pet. Call MI. 9-8365. ture, aluminum or wood folding WANTED T O RENT. Four or 5' viewing plana for the range drawn First National Bank 196i p 6 nT1AC station wagon. XU C;" all o|' part of .an ..rca now in. state. Priced (or quick sale. I OXFORD STREET would be likely to land on any almi- sscUoni although mudx additional DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Painting— Papering 21 with Experience •’A'GOOD PLACE TO WORK" Chairs, from $2.50 up. room apartment. One child. Write ■ BOWERS ; SCHOOL AREA by Victor Frld, architect for the of Mancheater...... 2929 84 metal, white wall tires, leather Resldentie Zone A < t the northerly school. Oneral Manager Richard lar Hat made up this year. work remaina to be done in coror copied, vacuum cieanera, Irona, CROSSBRED puppies. Very .side o f East Center St., described Box C, Herald ■ Builders say "sell this five Hartford National upholstery, hydromatic. Heater EDCTERIOR PAINTING, Quality Open Daily: 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. — .j------— I room ranch that is ready for. Martin told the SBC memberi the Stevenson’s forces are doing plating the emergency repairs. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Apply ■enable. Call MI. 3-8342. S.S.follows: Beginning at a point in ART KNOFLA, Realtor ,what they can to prevent a blowrup Bank and Truat Co, 39H S114 and radio. Low mileage. Private work by experieinced painters.ainters. 7:30 P. M. - 9 P. M. FAMILY OF four urgently need a Immediate Occupanc.v occupancy. The lot is 50x200, M. S. Kelliher 0>.. high school con­ Thousands of lines were tom down. Conn. Bank and owner. In excellent condition. .kmvea, mowers, etc., put into con- the northerly street line of East Six year old aix room Cape Cod Exchiaive Agent over the (Hril Rights plank. They Many hlghwaya and streets were diUon for coming needs. Bralth- For free esti^ late call Thomas GANLEY DIAL CO. 4 or 5 room apartment. Call Ml. has some apple trees, amesite tractors. have given $82,500 as the Trust Co...... 34 37 Priced right, must sell this week. Bentley.-MI. ■2192. Center Street, raid 'point being 9-7905. with fireplace, ceramic tile 875 Main St. drive. House is a beauty, has construction cost eatimete of the expect .Harriman's supporters to damaged and it probably will be Tel. MI. 9-9953 or MI. 9-7441. waite, 52 pearl Street. Livcfitocli— Vehicles 42 USED BEDROOM set. Reasonable. the southwesterly corner of land Manchester jlYuit . . . <2 «T bath, colored fixtures, shed MI. 3-5440 two fireplaces, tile batlv, closets rifle range. raise the Issue on the floor If the weeks before all o f the damage U PINE AND FOREST STS. EDCPERlENCtED service alatlon MI. 3-4435. iSf/F -Hou.se: then northerl.v 350’ dormer, formica counters, platform committee, now holding Sir* Insnnuica ACE DOALL SERVICE. Will do WE BUY CXjWS, c a lv e i^ d beef ML 9-5938 galore. The price has been firm Martin said today :he and James repaired. Aetna F ire,...... ••T14 Courses and Classes 27 MANCHESTER attendant. Part time 3 nlghta cattle. Also holies, ^ l a Bros. to a |)oint; then we.sterly 342.5' to WANTED -to rent, 4 or 5 rooma,”T amesite drive, full' basement, hearings, comes out with a com­ 1933 8TUDEBAKER Vi-.ton pickup any general cleanup and handy weekly, 6-10 and Sun 10-6. Refer­ at $1$,300 but no reasonable of­ Perry, clerk-of-the -worka for the Hartford Fire ...... 145 155 work. Rubbish removal,- cellar Tel^Ml. 3-7405. , a point :j then sotif’ erly 360' to a adulU.. Phone MI. 91311. city utilitiea and well land­ THREE BEDR(X)M ranch style fers will be refuted,. promise plank. truck. MI. 9-6746. LEARN WELDING for big oppor­ ences required. Prefer married MAPLE TWIN size bed and spring scaped comer lot on Parker achool. feci; that some revieions NaUonal Firo ...... ,.1S1 141 cleaning, lawn mowing etc. Very point in the northerly street lins- home, ceramic tile bath, dispoaal, Phoenix ..1 ...... 71 tunities. Easy to train, spare WAITRESS WANTED- Also short man. L<^ation Mancheater. Tel. Call Ml. 9-1158. ASSISTANT MANAGER W. T. St. could be made In the plans to re­ Israel lo Execuld, 74 1950 PONTIAC 4-Door. Hydrama- reasonable. Phone MI. 9-9817, or of East Center Street; then screened patio, garage, combina­ duce the coat to $30,000 or less; Life and Indemnity b a . Cos. time. (Complete instruction in arc order cook. Call. MI. 9-8127. MI. 3-1329. Poultry and Suppli^ 43 easterly along the northerly street Grant Co., wife •f'J month old T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor tic rsMlio and heater.. In good con­ BU. 9-3184. and acetylene welding. Get Free DAVtNPORT and chair. One child desire 4 or 5 unfurnished Price $15,300 tion atorm windows, cortfer lot. Tlie 76 by 28 foot range would be Arab Commando Aetna L i f e ...... 187 197 dition. Four new Urea. Priced facts UUliUes Institute, Box R, maple bed. Can bf seen at 453 line of East Center Street ,343.8' to rooms Cali 8n. 9-?0Sl between Bus stop' in front of house. O m er built along the west wall of, the Aetna Casualty...... 125 135 J P R PAVING CO; We are proud GIRL FOR fountain, and kitchen YOUNG MAN (or light factory STARTED White Rock Cockerels point of beginning. MI. 3-5416 or very reasonable. Call MI. 9-3454. Herald. r woi;k. Apply Vic's Soda Shop, 153 work. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 and' pullets. Reservations, accepted Cenier St. MI. 3-7307. ~ ’ 8:30 and 5:30. Owner MI. 9-9766 Green Manor Rd. and Woodbridge ■mall gym. ' Onn. General ...... 2 8 1 ' 39< of our work. Our aim la to please McNALL STREET iWest side, SU. 8 a 9-T560 or PI. 2-7338. Jerusalem. Aug. 7 (*7 — A 3- 1956 PLYMOUTH Plaza four door, all home owners. We specialize-in West Middle Tpke. Hilliard St. (or started caj^ns. MI. 3-6971. . *" '“ *1 ------“TTTTIZIIir Mrs. Wells MI. 3-4788 The original plana for the school Hartford. Steam Boil. 97 105 RADIO-ELECTRONICS- Television MAHOGANY BEDROOM set. north of Wilbur Cross Highway). judge laraeli military court has Travelers ...... 74*4 cream and blue, radio, heater, de­ amesite sidewalks, terraces and maple den set. Reasonable Call AA ZONE — Seven-room custom included b range, hut the 79H Servicing. ’’Leain by Doing’’ at WANVED AT ONCE. Girl to go to STATION ATTENDANT. Part To change to Business Zone II, EIGHT-ROOM Duplex. 4-4. G.E. range was'cut out In an aconomy ordered the execution of an Arab PnbUe OUUtlea froster, five tul^leas tires. Sell or driveways, also patch work, CaU •’Onnectlcut’a Oldest' Electronics MI. 9-6113. a) or part of an area now in Resi­ Sb Cool And Comfortoble ^ ilt Olonial, enclosed breezeway Q—What was the first official commando who pleaded guilty to trade. CaU MI. 8-5298. beach (or two weeks. Housework, time Saturdays. Sundays and Articles For Sale . 43 oil burner. New 82-gallon hot and garage. Large rooms, many i move. Martin said last night the Conn. Light Power .. 18*4 2«*4 JA. 4 -5 ^ , any Ume for-free esti­ School."New term starting Sep no laundry. Mrs: George (Cheney. dence *AA Zone, I or the westCTly operation of the American Red throvVing a grenade and firing at mate. nights. Ehcperien'cbd preferred, but SOLID MAPLE double bed with water heater apd electric stove. tine features. High elevation, BOLTON—Immaculate sevCn room cost would have been lower If the Conn. Rower ...... 41 a • 1949 CHEVROLET aedan. radio, tember 24, 1956. Enroll now for. MI, 3-4488. not necessary. Apply in person to side of Mi'Nall Street, described Refrigerator. Income. MI 9-3533. range hkd been included in the (>osa ? laraeli soldiers. Hartford Elec. U . . . . 58t4 bu14 Practical day qr evening class. YOGI ANTENNA with two bow bookcase headboard. I $25, ' two view. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI split level on Bolton Center Rd. A—It was a disaster— the heater, very clean, $300. MI ANTIQUES Reflnished. Repairing Mr. Manning, McQur’e Pontiac, children's chest of drawers, $15 as follows: Northerl.v: By land 9-513L 9-4694. plans when bids were taken. The army said the defendant, Hartford Gas Co...... 3714 For free descriptive circular phone WANTED---TWO experienced girls ties, $15. CaU, MI. 9-5527. Garage, amesite drive, nice lot.- Michigan fore.st fires of 1881. Dr. 3-8812 done on any furniture. Tieman, 373 Mnln St; each. Two sets of maple bunk N /F Imperial Agricultural Corp., Price reduced to $23,000. ‘ T. J. The School Building Committee 20-year-old Abdul RzeH Miistapha So. New England - . 189 South Main St. Phone MI. JA .'5-3406, or Write New England for counter work at Jack's C^fee 245'. more or le.ss; Easterly: B.v MANCHESTER—Two-family, Julian Hubbell was sent by. Miss- Abu Sarafad, was a member o f an Tel...... 40 f 43 Technical Institute of Onn., Inc., Shop. Good working conditions,- EVERYTHlN(j FOR the house beds, innerspring mattresses and A Charming Chair Set! Crockett, fesjtor, MI. 3-5416 or last night revieA'ed plana by BEFOR^E YOU BUY a used car 3-5643. AUTOMOBlLH mechanic wanted -.tcNall Street. -262'', ipore or less; Fireplaces, two rooms in attic, Jerome Muller, engineer, for Bsrton to look into the situation. Egyptian fedayeen group. The BfaBntaotavtag rnmnaBlaa see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 193 Trumbull S t.H artford,O nn. good salary. Insurance and other' painter, decorator, including floor springs and ladders. $80 each, or Mrs. Wells, MI. 3-4788. in G.M. progressive dealership. tile and plastic wall tile at 38c aq. all four for $100 MI. 9-6463. Southerly: B.v the Wilbur Cross -copper plumbing,' two-car garage, renovation work at EldUcational Food, clothing, and medical aup- fedayeen are auicide squads which Am. Hardware...... 19 21 Salsa and Service, 285 Main CLEAN AND paint those gutters fringe benefits. Apply Jack's Cof­ Vacation with pay...Insurance and Highway, 300', more or less: and new roof. A-1 location. $16,900. GREENWOOD DRIVE—Large six pliei were furnished. infiltrate across the border, har­ Arrow, Hart, Hcg. . . . 83 <5 StreaL Ml. 9-4571. Open evenings. now. Avoid costly repairs later. fee Shop, 59 East Center "St. ft. M*o electric supplies. Green Square buildings- and concluded Bonds—Stocks other benefits. Apply in person'to Pamt and Wallpaper Co., at The FOR SALE—Estate electric com­ Westerly; By^plher land N/F B A E. Agency. MI 9-6397, MI room ranch with attached garage the ^no\^Obn was something ass communications and raid ’Akao. Spring ; ...... 35 38 Ml. 3-1383. 3-4480, 8a 3-1342. Q—Wa* olive oil ever used as 19S6.BUICK Special Riviera. Guar­ TYPIST—For Blue O oss ijsurance Service Manager, McClure PiwtU- Green. Open daily from 8 a.m. - bination range with oil burner. Schaller, 470’, more or less. on two acres of land. Full base­ which fslle within the authority farms and vlUagea. Bristol B ra ss...... 3114 2314 Moi^KaRes 31 ac. 373 Main St. a lighting ^elT anteed leas than 700 miles. All the HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. forms, to start Aug. 27, 40 hour 9 p.m. Ml. 9-6300. Reasonable. Leaving state Call The above changes will be ef­ ment, excellent construction. oi the SBC. An Israeli patrol wounded and Collins ...... ; 1 1 0 130 MI. 3-5789. WEST SIDE—Oldhr home, eight Many extras. Price dropped to A—Ancient Greek lamps bumedli ed Abdtil after he entered important extras and then some. AvailaMe at all times. Philco fac­ QUICK CASH! $22.25 per thousand week, 8:30 to 5:00. Two weeks va­ fective August 9, 1956. rooms, four bedrooms, attached Estimated cost for the work, the Em-Hart ...... 3514 3814 cation, two weeks sick time. Call SLATE ^l^G G IN G , '*4 colored. Maps of the above change^ may $20,500. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, olive oil. Israel *YFQm.4he Gaza *tr!p Fafnir Bearing...... 60 53 Terrific aavings. Douglas Motors, tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. per month includes principal and REFINISHED 1 BEDS, dressers, garage, oil steam beat,' lot lOOx first 'steik in converting the buildi 833;Main St. 9-9698. interest. Hartford CH. 6-8897. Mr. Seiler. MI. 3-1141. Manchester CARPENTE|l WANTED. MI. 8-7270 Free «liv e ry in ' Manchester on tie seen- in the Planning Depart­ XU. 3-5416 or Mrs. Wells XU. ings there into a junipiv'liigh April. WltneujHs.teatified 'Uiat he Landers-Frary CUc. ... 34 35 after 6. order 'lOO aq. (eet or ‘more. Corner cheSts, dinettS set, several -mls- 300. Quick occupancy. George L. 3-6788. Q—What Is the first record of Frank Burke, (Connecticut Mort­ Memorial Hospital. ment at the Municipal Building. Graziadio, Realtor. MI. 9-5878. school plant, ia $87,000. Tne sum wa* a member o t 'n 7-man group N. B. Machine Op...... 38 41 1951 FOUR cylinder Henry J. 38.- ' WALLPAPER SCENICS, silk can­ Route 6 and Stony Road, Bolton. celllmeous items. Priced to sell. a chess game beihg played blind­ ordered to attack c'e,d traffic. N. Eastern S teel...... € % 7%: gage Exchange, Lewis corner Unfinished desks gnd bookcases. TOWN PLANNING COMMIS- MAIN ST;. — Owners iJe anxious will probably come ,.from the 000 actual mileage. First $150 vas, expertly hung. Call C. Gold. . WOMAN TO help mother of two s i o k MODERN 6-Room Colonial. Fire­ fo ld ^ ? ^ , The death aentencOvJnuB^ h« brth and Judd .38 39 ReUuUt mattresses $12.95 to to dispose of this large (our bed­ (Sipital Improvement* Reserve t a l ^ it away, 209 Parker St. Shepard, Ml. 9-9559 for free esti­ with light housework, laundry and Martin K. Alvord, Oairman place, tile bath, excellent .condi­ A—One by Ruy Lopes, a Span­ confirmed by the Iscaift army ROsm II xag. .. 1114 1314 mate. baby Bitting two or threcT-' daya LOAM $18195. Antiques. LeBlanc Fumi- room colonisi 'in excellent condi­ Fund. i iard, who lived abobt 1550. , William A.-Alle.i, Secretary- , tion, Garage,. 110’ frontage, large That projict and the repova- chief of ataff, who aliBady is con­ Sta^:i» Works SO 53 REPOSSEISSEX) 1949 Chevrolet con­ Business DDUortunitiea^ 32 -weekly. References requesCed. DOZER GRADER turp Hos'pital, com er South 'St. trees. Bowers School. Only tion. Comer Ibt. Loaded-with poa-^ sidering another death sentence Terry StMm 140 Manche.iter, Conn. t j tion of Washington School will vertible. in process of dechrom- RUBBISH AND aabea removed. Write Box P, Herald. DARK RICH • . and V4rnon Ave., Rockville. ,TR. $15,300. Carlton W.-.-Hutchins, slbilities.- ; , Oockett'. Realtor, Q—For what la William Harvey Imposed last month on ahotbfs in­ Torrington General cleaning, cellars, attics 5-2174. Open 9-9, Sat.’ until'O. August 3. 1956 . -t MI. 3-5418 or Mrs. Welli XU. also be discussed tonight by the 35 37 Ing. Looks like devil. Yours cheap. PACCKAGE STORE <— Manchester. Realtor^ MI 9-5132, 9-4694. ' best known? filtrator. However, ho fedayeen U.S. Env’lp oboi Dwglas Motors, 333 Main. and yardb. ReabonabU; /atea. M. Central location. ' Good leaA' YOUNG LADY — Good at figures OPERATOR WANTED Reduced pricea for Augiict only. 3-4788. -Board of Directors. • \ 3314 2614 Pile must go. Call now for prompt CRAWFORD RANGE, all gas} $25, A—In 1628 this' famous Eng­ have yet been executed by Israel. U;S. Env'lp. pfd « a e * « 1314 UM A AL Rubbish Removal. MI- a-vailable. ‘ Write Box B, c /o Her­ and with some typing expeiience MANCHESTER,-^ 33 ’fumbull Rd. A third school msUt^, the ac­ lish ■ physiciin. discovered how 9-9757. (or billing clerk. . l^ve'-day week. delivery. PI. 2-6277. automatic 30 gallon gas heater, LAKEW(X>D CIRCTLE—Large eight Ifeeder-Root 57 80 ald.' BxcUient aix room,. two . bath ceptance of Keeney Street School, blood dtipiilatee in the human 1954 FORD Fordamatic business Pleasant surroundings. Apply S. APPLY AT THE $20. 208 Woodland St. home. Drive by. Many features In­ room home with (our bedrooms was considered by the School An elephant will drinli|' about Tha above quotaUotw are net to coupe. 1200 miles. $900. MI. 9-2518. BUYING. PAPER; magazines, FIX TJ’ SHOP for sale. Good in­ end 1*4 baths. Attached garage. body.. ' 50' gallons of water a dayi be 'eonstrued as actual naarketa. Vogel Sons, 191 Park Ave. (rear), TWO WATER HEATERS. .one 30 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, clude brick front, lifetime alum­ Building Oohimittee and\ deferred rags. Junkman’s junk. WUl pick come already established. Priced East Hartford. inum siding, fireplace, two-csr ga­ Two firbplacee. Now vacant. T. 1955 BUICK Special hardtop, radio, up after a 3. p.m. All day Saturday. THOMAS COLLA CQ. gal. oil heater and 20 glass glass.- china, and used furnitur-e until some minor adjustments in i Q —Is one aide of the halibut expepUonally low. Call MI, 9-1575 lined gas heater. Also i complete rage. 75x150 lot with beautiful J, Oockett. Realtor, MI. 3-5416 healer, dynaflow, white wall tires. C&l Rockville TR. 6-7621. , between 8 and 5 p.m. • • YOUNG LADIES WANTED .'bought and sold. Furniture Repair or Mrs. Wells at XO. 3-4788, the construction are ma^e. light and the other dark? ' .Many other extras, very low mile­ 251 BROAD ST. set. of lifting weights. Make an of- Service. 80. 3-i449. trees. Price $18,500. Shown by ap- A—The halibut lies on Us left PRIMARY NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY age.- ExceUent condition. Phone ELECTRICAL SERVICB—Wiring, (er. Phone lU. 9-3184.-'m Who Wonts To and l^ntment. MI. 3-6273. Brae-Bum 'BOLTON-New ranch with a lot side, which Is white, the right For General Factory Work. Realty. , 1 Notice la hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party ki MI. 9-1428. repairs, InsulaUons. oil burners, Help Wanted— Female 35 I 350x500. Baaement garage, storm Hamills Hononkl one which Is uppermost, being electric motors. Kenneth Lacoss, Con Be a Chief? windows, fireplace, etc. Plenty of dark brown and bearing both the the lit'Congreaaional Distiict will beheld on Auguat 3 9 ,19M (or nomi­ EUectriclan. PI. 2-6388 after 6. D8HTAL ASSISTANT, experience Apply EAST CJENTER ST. —Suitable for nation to thcr office of Rapreaentatlve In Congraas.’ -office and home. Ten rooms, value here for 115,800,* T. . J. large eyes. Auto Accessories—Tires 6 preferred, but not essential. Five WANTED — Brickla*'*rs and- hod CALL Opening In Manchester with Oockett, Realtor, X(I 8-5416 or At Housewarming NoUce la also hereby ^ven that the following la the party-andoiaad day week. Write Box X. Herald. MANCHESTER MODES. Inc. Urge fire and casualty insur­ ■team heat, oil, fireplace tw o! earners. Apply Superintendent, bathrooms two-car garage, large' ree. XU. 9-nsi. Q—What led to the discovery of candidate of the Democratic Party for nominaUon to aald offlea, to­ CASINGS needed — Buy new Urea Household Services Jarvis New Garage. Buckland MALE ance company for top quallt.v here, get $10 lor "smoothies.’’ PINE ST.. MANCHESTER Honey Wagon lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar­ Mr. and Mra. John Hamill of 28 Mammoth Cave In Kentucky? gether with the atr^t address of aald candidate: Offered 13-A CLERK TYPIST Rd.. Mancheater. young man, age 25 to SO, with Hyde St. were- honored witlf: a A—A hunter ’ named < Robert A and E Tire Service Custom \ sincere desire “for career in ranged. A real bargain. For ap­ Wanted— Real Estate 77 NAME ADDRESS OFFICE (jL^^lR, capable of work- pointment call George L. Grazia­ houaewarming party Sunday at Che Houchina ia luppoaed to. have Rccappera, Bolton. Ml. 9-2163. ! WEAVING of burnt; moth holes Wanted (or branch office of na- ing with figures. 37>3 hour week, CARPENTERS wanted, 50 hour HELP sales and sales managennent. Patrick J. Ward 81 Ward Place, Hartford -■ «j ------I and tom clothing, hosiery runa, Uonally known insurance company, week. Apply between 7:30 and Complete dio. Realtor. MI. 9-5878.. ARE YOU CONSIDERING home of Mr. and Mra. Russell found Mammoth Cave while pur­ I ■ 2 weeks vacation. Freq life insur­ Salary plus commission dur­ Irwin. 26 Osle SL , suing a woun.ded bear. He traced handbaSs repaired, zipper re­ High School graduate under 30 pre­ ance- and pension plan. See Office 8;QP a.m., ready for work. James ing 4 months training p eriod - s e l l in g y o u r p r o p e r t y ? NoUce la also hereby given that the following anroUad mambar o t Trailers tor Sale 6-A i ferred, Opportunity for advance­ FOR SALE—Four family house at We will appralee^.y.our property A hotdog roast and, buffet aup'-^ hirft to the cave. the Democratic Party has filed a paUUon In conformity with No. 38 — ■■■ ■ . i placement, umbreUas repaired, Manager, J. A. Bergren Dairy A. McCarthy, 66 Vernon St., Men- WANTED Septic Tank then guaranteed drawing ac­ the Onter. On Ford St. Five men’s, sljirt collars reversed and ment. Five day -week. Excellent cheater. 8 3 4 6 free and without, any obligation. per was enjoyed - by friendi from'-, of the Public Acta of November, 1955 as candidate for nemteatibn to TRAILER FOR SALE. 37 foot, 2 1 Farms, llOQ Buihside Ave., East APPLY count. Liberal employe bene-' rooms each and attic. Price —Where did Madame Chiang bedrooms. O U MI. 9-4230 after' repfaced. Maxlow’a LitUe Mend­ benefits: Pleasant working cbndi- Hartford. '' fits and retirement program. I2M-34I4 We also buy priiperty , forVisah. Onada. Long Island and Torring­ ■aid' office, together with the street address of said candldata: Uons. EXPER I B N C B D ateaihfitter'a Service* $l<,p00. Jamea J. Rohan and Selling or buying . contact ton as well as Mancheater. TTie ahek receive her education? 8. ing Shop.' Car essential. ... Sons, Realtors. Call MI. 3-7433. WANTED IN Rockville. Qerk-typ- helper. Permanent work. Excel-' LYDALL & FOULDS 24 Hour S«rvic«. A neat, well fitting all occasion STANLEY BRAY, Realtor couple was preaented with a cock­ A—She waa graduated from NAME ADDRESS : “ jFLAT FINISH HoUand win.dow ist. Must be accurate and good at lent conditions. Only experienced Please I'hoiie C-ollecti Style, In sizes that fiatter the BRAE-BURN REALTY tail table for their home. Wellesley Colleg* In 1917. Paul 8. Am enu 1592 O rbln Avtnu*. BiiUln Call MRS. COOK <15 PARKER ST. Emergency Cdls YlO.SOO—3-Bcdroom rambling Cape UGHTWEIGHT Ualler. made from | to meaaure. ' All figures. Call TR. 5-3388 (or ap­ men apply In person. BanUy Oil I •MR. PALFREY Barter figure. Collarleas and (J^. Hie bath, aluminum atorma. Xa. 3-6273. Dated at Manchtoter, ConnecUcut, this 7th day o t August, 1968, metal Venetian blinds at a new Oo., 331 Main St. | SEE Ml 9e2330 Add sparkle and charm to your 6-10-R(X>M HOUSE with -baae­ boat trailer, 840. 269 Parker St. | . * MI. 3-1161 * pointment. HARTFORD CH 6-1681 abort sleeves. It can be made mon­ Excellent condition.'84 ucre, bam, low price. Keya made wbUe you MR. TO-M FLAHERTY otone or with contrast, yoke. - favorite upholstered chair with chicken coop. Suburban. Carl­ ment. Call xa 9-9561 after 5 p.m. \ SAMUEL J. TUIUONOTON JR. wan. Marlow’a. HIGH S(HOOL boys f|or stock TtUmCtofll MOBILE HOME 67’, two bedroom TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! The House WANTED in Rockville. Exper- No. 8348 with Patt-0-R8»n* this lovely filet chair aeL ,, You’ll ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5183, 9-4694. modal. Reaaonable. Call MI. lehced payroll d|!rk. CaU TR. work in new shopping center. Ap­ find this design fascinaUng to cro­ USTINGS WANTED. Have buyera FORMICA countera. ceramic wall of PlasUc, Inc., Avon, Connecti­ Ciudad is in sizes 12H,' 14*i, 16*4 noUee which I have ^aeahl ^ fro n 5-3388 (or appointment. ply Onn. State Employment Serv­ Size chet. 58 BEUmiN ST. Attractive 8 room for two, three or (our family Skywatch Sctiedule Th* fortgoing is a copy of the and floor Ule. Let ua modernize cut,'largest Toy Parly Plan in the ice. 806 Main St. 18*4» 20V4, 22*4. houses in addition to seven room Mildred P. Allan, 8acr*taiy of State,a, in accordanc* with Saettaa 89 ig country, wants Women to show 1$'4*. 3 % ’ yards of 35-lnch; con­ Pattern No. 2444 contains cro- ■ingle. Aluminum combination your bathroom and kitchen. For SALESLADY —Five day 40-hour ■^Septic Tanks chet direcUons; stitch illustra- windows, awnings, copper tubing, ranch with two-car garage and No. 38 of the Public Acta of November,Mr, 1965. Aa provided in aaM------BoOea. Aut4> Rcpalrmt— Paintinc 7 free esUmatea caU MI. 9-2655, The our toys through home demon­ week.-Good pay. Steady. Interview WANTED—Plumber or plumber’s trast If desired, H yard- 1*4 hatha. Please contact J. D. a primary of the DembcraUc Party for nominatioo to the aCbtod f R a^ TUe Shop, Buckland. strations. Car necessary. Write or - helpec. Full or part time. Exper­ ImtaiUtloa and Repair For this pattern, aend.-SSpi in Uons; filet charts. tile bath, oil steam heat,with Tim ­ Wedneaday, Auguat 8 in person at Mill Fabrics Sales­ Specialist. Send 35c in coins, your name. ken burner. Front and rear Realty. X a 3-5262. 9-3640...... Voluntoera Needed reaentaUve In Conp^aa In the let Congraaslonal Diatrict nlR b b od LOOK! call OUect—The House of Plas- room, 177 Hartfor^ Rd. ience not necessary. Tel. Rock- eolna; your name, address, size de­ Midnight—2 a.m. . on Auguat 39, 1958; the hours of voting at aald primary wiB b siM m - FURNITURE repairing and refln- ' tics, Inc., Avon. Connecticut. Tel. ville TR. 5-7052. * sired, and ■ the' pattern number to Mdreaa and the pattern number porcbea, 2-car garage, Ameaite THIS AGENCY needs Cape O d , 2 a.m.— 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Emnemy ovsrhaui. $49.90. ie p i an ted driveway. House is insulated and; 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.; and the location of tha poUa will be ftSawa: tahing; anUquea restored. Furni­ ^ Sowers Claanei T T " S to ANNE CABOT. THE 8IAN- ...... Volunteer* Needed Farmington, ORchard 7-1694 from WAITRESS night, full or part time. SUE BURNETT, THE 8IAN- '4-53 and 7 room ainglea and 2- 4 a.m.— 8 a.m. . Brako reliM. $14.10. In iexcellent condlUon. Immediate CMbth ovwliaul. $14.90. ture Repair Service, TalcottvUle. 9 a.m, to 4;$0 p.m. and evenings - Patio'-Drive-In, West M iddleT^e. TYPIST—For Blue Ooaa Insurance AND INSTALLED CMESTER EVENING H^ALO. CHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. (amlly houses. Buyers waiting. 6 a.m.— ;8 a.m, ...... Volunteer* Needed LOCA’nON OF POLLING PLACE 80. 3t7149. 7 p.ih. to 10 p.m. ORchard 7-0142. end Broad St. forms, to ftart Aug. 27. ;'40 hour LINOTYPE OPERATOR IIM A ^ . AMERICAS, NEW occupancy. Oiarles W, Lathrop, Howard. R. Haatinga, Realtor...... Gloria'McCauley, Donna Zollo Parts and labor. No money down. 1I5« AVE. AMEBitAS, NEW Realtor. Xa. 9-0384. - 8 a.m.—10 a.m. , East Side Racraation O nter—School Street we6k, 8:30 to 5:00. Two weeks * Gallars DrainaA YORK 86. N- Y- YORK Sg. N* V. ^ Call xa. 9-1107 any Ume. 10 a.m.—Noon ...... Daniel Firestoqe West Sid* Racreation O nter—O d er fltraet EXPERIENCED general office 6 1 COLE MOTORS ~ " '..j . vacation, two 'weeks sick time. > ^ MUST IE EXPERIENCED With youi’ pattern order send an Now available—the coloiYul. Noon— 2 p.m. . . . Lets Waldron ' Buildlng-r-Contractinc 14 worker and typist, >5 days. 8:30-5 O il Mr. Seiler, MI. 3-1141, Man-' ------^------XJST1NG9 WANTED—Singfe, tw » WaddaU School—Broad Straat ^ t; ML 9-0980 addiUonal 35 cents -for the Fall A 1956 Needlework Album contain­ 2 p.m.— 4 p.m...... Carol Johnson. Marilyn Casa Whlton Libraiy Auditoriun>-rN9rtb Main Street p.m. Call MI. 9-6273. .Help Wanted— Male 3i cheater Memorisi Hoepltsl. APPLY IN PElSON ing dozens of lovely designs from Lots For Ssb n (amUy. three-family, bniUneaa -y - 4Ul work Cuarantsod BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Tawnknif Country ■Winter '66 issug of our fascinat­ i 4 p.m.— 8 p.m...... '..Colombia DeOrll Dated at XIanchaaUr, C b n actton t«3^ 7tfe S||r i f ing pattern magazine. . It's filled which to chooM more pettema in DR^rty. Hava many cash buyM . . AlteraUons. addittons, garages. ESTABLISHED territory (pr Avon FIRST ^LASS Mold Makers and MAN TO repair electrical appli­ T Pleas* 8 -p.m.— 8 p.m...... O orge CbUrilla. Olivia Golhberg with a wide variety of easy to sew crochet, embroidery and . knit— Mortgages arrangeidi UM ^ ...... May,Hawkea. Virginia Uegl ' Re-siding specialists. Easy b u ^ - Osmetica npw- open near your Tool Makers. 50 hours per week. ances with opportunity to own the Drninngo Co. tim tiuij ^rralii Gaorge L. Graziadio^ Realtor. ML 8 p.m.—10 p.m. . jj.jet JuraiM. Ml S4495 or TR atylea for all 'ages. ■ Don't mlaa plus 3 gift pattenie. dlr$cUona BUILDING LOTS for sale, ...... May Haidkea, VirginU Uegl home. Ciustomers'waiting for aerv- Apply Amco Tool and Die, Inc., business. (;< ^ income for rigtif 4^ ffwM Ml 9a4143 prtaUd in beok.. G u lf SM n eopy. land St. CkU X L 3*8I4|. . 9387i.'109 Henry St 10 p.m.—Midnight v t . .5-nbs, ice. CaU 8U. 3-SlMr 95 Brooklyn St., RockvlUc. y man. -ABC AppUanca. 21 Mapla St. . It! , ' - - , : • - ■■V.- 4 - . /

Daily Net Press Ron TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 19BS The Weathar For tha Week Ended F oreeaat e tV .O . WeaOter Oweaa FA&EflDCTEIir iiattrlrfBtfr lEortttng |$(raUt dune 18. 1956 Fair with no tanpartaat tem­ 'vahlcla struck a car o'wned by Mir 12,065 perature ehaagee taplght aad I) EmergMcy Doctors Plmmeirs Decide . I je e Plays Host chaei. W. Dsan, 20, of Rockville, GENERAL Member ef the Audit Thnreday. L aw toniglit. 86-88. High About Town Mastrangelo-Miller Wedding who had parked It on the west side Burean e f Olrentetion tomor row 88-99. of Main St. In front o f the Armcfry. Members of the Mancheiter .To Appeal Rulihgj To State Board TV SERVICE 1-.' Manchedler-^A City d / Village Charm Doyle’s car merely sldeswlped Roger SUiftr. who ii now tn Medical Assn., who . will ~rt-, Deen's auto and did not hit with Days eg OC A the U.S. Air Force and undergoing spond to emergency calls to­ The Manchester Junior Cham­ The Town Planiiihg Cbmmisalon i full impact. <■ ’ Nights w4m9 v Flat Parte basic training at Lackland A)r morrow afternoon and evening ber of Commerce will be host VOL. LXXV, NO. *68 (TWENTY PAGES) TRANCHESTER* CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1956 (Oteealfled Adverttetag aa fh|a 19) PRICE nVB CENTS decided laat night to take the E. I Patrolman Rowe Wheeler, who TEL. Ml St8194 Force Base in San Antinio; Tex., i#, are Dr. Alfred Sundquist,. tel. Wednesday to representatives of the Bon of Mr. and Mrt. Harry ''3-6216 and' Dr. Robert But­ Center St. shopping renter case to [ other Jaycee units at the State investigated the' slight mishap, made no arrest. He estimated $20 S‘Aiger of M Keenev St., and not terfield. tel. 9-4242. the State Supreme Court of' Er- j Board meeting to by held et damage.to the left aide of Dsen'f^ Mr. and Mra. CJiriatian Slaiger aa rora. I the Manchester Country Club. Civil War Vet, H3, •The meeting will be (.receded by vehicle and $10 to the chrome oh reported by The Herald yesterday. The taae Involves a 200-by-200- T!»e latter are hia grandparenU. August Yanahoa, 43 Cook S t, rounds of,golf for the visitors and the right tide of Doyle's car. Very III in "Texas and Mary E. D. Clev'iaky of Pttta- foot parcel behind the shopping | members of'the local Jaycee. Man­ The accident occurred ahqrtly af­ Adlai Creates center which is owned by Siutfield chester tnymbera will tee off at 10 ter 8 o'clock. THK OFFICE OF Mias Barbara Wallet and Mrs. burbh, Pa., have applied for . a J Franklin. Tex., Aug. 8 JC. S. Moseley were appointed aer- marriage license in Hartford. Height.s, sn Alexander JerNis e n -’ a.m. So that fairways will be clear for visiting 'chapters which Will DR. WILLIAM D. "W alter Williams, 113, oldest gcant-at*arma. and assistant ser- tei'prise. surviving Civil War veteran, Ike Plans Physifeal Check geant*at-arms respectively for the Speakers at the Kiwanis meet­ arrive later. STROUD A Common Pleas Court judge A steak dinner will be served at lay aerioualy 111 today in his Oomecticut DeiAirtment o f ' the ing Thursday al 12:1.1 at the ’flRED and RUN DOWN Rights . isolated East Texas (arm last week overruled a T Pf: decision | Anierican Legion Auxiliarj-, not Country. Club will be Clarence W: 7 p.m. followed by the S t a t e 35.1 cb:n t e r ST. refusing Suffield Heights' request Board meeting. There will be no Folks who always feel tired home. the first District, as was stated Jones, president and John Goeney, "I'm afraid he won't last tliat the land; now in Residence regular meeting for the local and run down are often larking In yesferday'a Herald. administrative assistant of the long," said Mrs. Willie Mae Zone A, he reioned for buslnea.s. members until Aug. 27. Iron and Vitamin B12. Nine WILL BE CLOSED Chicago, Aug. 8 (fP )— Adlaiw***'***' that if no compromias U "Voice of the Andes." HCJB, of reached within the platform com­ BOwlee of Houston, a daugh­ Herbert C. Hutchinson Jr., USN. Quito, Ecuador, whose offices are Common Plea.«i Judge John C. timee out of ten, "Forty Plus” FROM AUG. 6lh £. Stevenson rode -thd angry Fitxgcrald held that the interior . mittee, some of the Southerners ter o f the aged Confederate sen of Mr. and Mrs. Hferbe'rt in Talcottville. Dr. Jones 'was the ie )net what they need. This .THRU AUG. 13th waves of a self-created storm might walk out of the convention. veteran. She said he was suf­ Hutchinson, Rt. 2. Manchester, is U.S.' State Department's point of land, bordered by Lenoje and OnFi Walker St.s.. could be u.aed. for Bee Seen Cause Potent product contains vital over Civil Rights today with Any such move would enhance the fering from' dropsy. serving ab>oard the submarine USS contact when the five missionaries chances of Stevenson's thua-farf The frail, blind old aoldler Wfre killed in Ecuador. parking in connection with the blood building factors, among some signs that his Demo­ Otvalla, based at New London. outdistanced rival, Gov. A verell! w4s a forage master for shopping center. Parking is the Of Minor Crash other Important vitamins nnd cratic presidential nomination Hood's Texas Brigade. , He use to which Jarvis wants the Harriman of New York. i The .Woman's Benefit Assn, Ed'it^d _E. Spence, aonarman ■r. mlneralt. Try “ Forty Plus” ship might be springirtg a waa bom Nov. 14, 1842, in will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in seaman, tl son of Mr. and Mrs. land put. A bee waawas the c a u a e of Coleman made it clear, however, | Adawoma County, Miss., and The TPC decided to appeal the soon— see if it doesn't give leak. • J . .u riiet he and others wouldn't relish * Odd Fellows.Hall. Edward F.. _ pence, 141 Branford 2-car accident, last night on Xfain Stevenson, top contender for the ■ joined the Confederate cal­ iWill Report if Unifit St., has ca.se after discua.sing it witli Town St., but little damage and no In­ YOU new vigor. 1.89 per bot­ com piet^ a 24-week nomination at next week's conven-; vary when he was 22. His job course in alectroni^a,.. techniques Counsel Charles N. Crockett la juries resulted from the crssfi. tle at WELOONISL______^ HERE’S "W e're up here to do our best _w as scrounging food for Com! executive session. Crockett is now tion hit his Suiillie im u p p u u e is ' Pemocratic ptftv. psny C. 8th Division. and tacticsI of anti-subrnlmpe war- According to police, a car oper­ with something akin to a bolt of . fare at the Fleet Sonar S c h ^ , Kev preparing the appeal. ated by John E. Doyle, 23. of 37 Williariis is one of three West, Fla. The sone-change request was Jarvis Rd.. wai^ proceeding south WHY lightning yesterday. H*. call'd For the time being st least the living Confederate veterans In Pre-Election Test PICNIC denied by the TPC after s public on Main St. when a bee reportedly •unequ vocal approval' m the P"r-1 f,„„themers appeared to have no and the only one In Texas. The Manchaater Watea will hold hearing Dec. 15 st which Walker 6ew> In the window. Doyle pulled f'o; You Should ty s platform o f the Supreme, candidate In sight whose "The last Union Army veteran. a huaineaa meeting tonight at g and Lenox Sts. residents vigorous­ the right of the highway in an a t-, X aegiegation in public schools; ,tand on the Issue was less ob- Albert Woolson, died last ^ { Washington,.,Aug. 8 (4*)— Presii^ent Eiienhower todgy an* o'clock.. Weighing will be at 7:30 ly opposed it. NOTICE Hoy* Your Dismayed Southerners hurried­ jectionable to them than Steven- Thursday in Mlnneaota. CHESTS tempt to .stop and get the bee ou t! ly huddled under the leadership of I nounced he will undergo andther complete physical examlna- at the 'Italian American Club on of the car. t .son’s. Gov. James P. Coleman of .Missis­ jtion before the Nov. 6 election. If it shows him unDt for a Eldridge St. In swerving to the right, Doyle's THE OFFICE OF PRESCRIPTIONS \ T )ie Stevenson statement which Pagaiiis Sustain sippi. Coleman last month headed a kicked up the storni was this; I second term, he said, he will go befpre\toe people and tell theiri. A aon was bom Simday in Mi. FILLED AT, pre-convention caucus of I^xie " I have a very strong feeling This promise to keep the voters imiormed of how he DR. A. A. FREIHEIT Democrats concerned ■ primiirijy Fire Trap^ Sinai Hoapital to Mr. and Mra. J. that the platform ahould expresa about his fitness to serve was made by-,Eisenhower at a news William Rice, 70 Bolton St. Minor Injuries P'lRt Pharmacy with keeping the party from en­ unequivocal approval of the court's WILL BE CLOSED conference. He also predicted the Reput^lican convention will WroHght Iron Railings OR dorsing the court’s opinion. decision, although it seems odd After three hours of disciiasion Aldo Pagani of 38 Locust St.l Perch Columns UNTIL that you have to express your ap­ 270-Miners reorient the party’s purpose and policied and help rebuild ita and Dante Pagani of 167 N. ..Main PiRi Lenox Pharmacy behind closed doors, Coleman oame proval of the Constitution and its- strength and vigor. ^ ------up with this Verdict; St., who were both injured in a ' VALLEY WELDING CO. MON., AUG. 13 (1) Only Registered Phar­ institutions."' The southerners don’t like Stlr- This statement in a TJf, inter- ever, to specify the. ways in which P M A ttig lA T if Waxabc . 4-car chain-reaction accident on For Free Estimate Call. macist fill ! prescriptions hero. venson’s stand , but "as of this In Belgium A fOR THE KIDDIES ^ (2) The largest most com­ .new was interpreted in ' some he believed the GOP needed re- A I C & l U C l l l O C C f i ) i the Merritt Parkway near Nor- Glastonbury ME 8-9118 date" he remains the active candi­ ^ Larga Asaortment ^ plete stock of Pharmaceuticals quarters as a • public move by building. He used the word rebuild- I w’alk yesterday, have been re­ and chemicals In town. date most acceptable toHhe 3outh. Stevenson to wipe out the ing last week in-explaining why he Coleman added later, however, Marcinelle, Belgium, Aug. leased from Bridgeport Hospital. (S) Oqr rapid turnover aa- oderate’’ label pinned on him had decided to seek re-election Talks Solving ^Mhiir Dn^ Siw tiJ sures fresh quality drugs of the that "thewhole situation will have by Harriman. 8 Flame;: in a coal mine despite two major illnesses in the 1 Hospital authorities said Aldo to be reappraised In the ligh t, of The statement provhkhd,caustic which ate through an elevator past year. auffered a knee injury and minor highest purity, (4) Electrical refrigeration to the developments and the action comfiiynt from the Harriman camp Asked by reporters w h a t i t i r i s i s ill Suez bruises. Dante received a lacera- cable and cut off escape | W Insure proper storage of blo- of the platfotm committee;” routes trapped about 270 changes he would like to see, Ei- i ' _ _ _ tloi of the head and assorted This seemed to hold out the^ (Coatimied oa Page Two) <. ; senhower said he heUeved this was^ w «ahin«ion An* • lan__ bumps and bruiiies. .Members of Have You An Event logicals, penicillin, Insulin, etc. (5) Our shelves are tilled miners, 2,485 feet below to­ something which must wait until | .^ DO A TOP NOTCH their families said both men were TOWNE GLEANERS with products from world-fa­ day. . the party writes its platform In Eisenhower said today ha KoRRiff Photo shaken up but were resting com­ Scheduled That Calls mous pharmaceutical houses "It will be a miracle If anyone j San Francisco. ^ has every, hops the Suez Canal GOOLINO JOB fortably at home. MRS. DONALD JOSEPH mastrangelo .noted for their research to fur­ comes back.” said a rain* official. But Eisenhower said he beUevea' crisis will bs aetUsd by peaceful LAUNDERETTE State Policeman Harold Sears, ther advance medical science. , Seven men. however, had suc­ the platform will reflett a reshap- • on duty qt the Westport barracks, Miss EloniS', Elfriede Miller, dress with a white carnation cor­ For Food? (6) Two stores convanlenfly Prosperity Hit ceeded in reaching the surface. | ing of purposes, policies and pro­ . HoM 32 A-o b . loftiBS said the Pagani vehicle was the sage. .Mrs. Mastrangelo wore a Earlicn 25 escaped b. elevator. grams in a manner that will Bi^nhower told a news confer­ daughter o f Mrs. Olga Miller. 47|M* Vnited S U t^ . Britain and A. Herter of Massachusetts. Irt his testimony. Ke.vseiling said'; ®*'' ■"<* medical groups. | Colombia. Aug. 8 (A*)—5Tie as a ' preliminary to cqiirt actions however, to assure the from the A P-W ire* HemiddftinicthvayAlIad.'MBftr Roclty H ill, brother of the groom, he was weai-j’ of hearing some of I , Meanwhile, organised labor,. ___ . that w ill argue blame' for tlie participate in a conference on the ~ Eisenhower's remarks t o d.h X canal is operated in accordance came after a reporter told him w‘as 'best man. Ushers were Fred­ I f his Democratic frlenda say Uibre ! leaders are staying away from :**?***' ' ' “ “ "^ climbed gr m > t rollislon. Millions of dollars In Suez Canal to which she is merely And npit^ Mith Sc h ^ fir «111 erick Dey Schneider, cousin of the are no great tsaiies in the 'coming! the Democratic convention i ward 1.000 today from an explo- invited" and about which she had with the international convmtion there apparently waa some doubt scene damage claims are at stake. AVERELL STAYING IN' RACE bride; Robert Elliot MastrangeloJ Lowest Prices not been consulted. of 1888 which guarantMS ' free as to the meaning of whet ElsOn- Low Ddwh Payments carnpaign. As he put it; in sharp. contrast to- four vears ' sion o f seven d.vnamite-ladcn Fifty-two persons, are dead or .VIbany, N. Y „ Aug. 8 trucks that ripped through the unaccounted for in tlie July 25 all times. Egypt had barred Is­ Gov. A-verell Harriman of New ford: and Robert ^w ard Weir of the problems o f our nstiodjil creased expectations that Egyp­ week ago. heart of this fourth city of Colom­ collision - south .of ' Nantucket raeli ships even before she nation­ York anid today that -reporte East Hartford. security, l.ssues as vital as the tian President; Gamal Abdel Nas­ A t that time the Preaident said - (ConUnned on Pisge Nineteen^ bia. ccland. Mass. The Doria so.ik but alized the canal July 26. be woe about to withdraw os a The ceremony \vaa followed by a Latest unofficial estimates put ser would try to put the dispute Nixon is "perfectly acceptable" to niore than 1,600 of those aboard- Although British spokesmen candidate for the Democratic reception at the Zipser Club for the total dead at about 700. . But over his nationalization of ■ the him as a runhing naats. vvere rescued. The Stockholm suf- w’ere putting more emphaala on-a prealdential' nominatiota have about 100 guests. Mrs. Miller re­ m§ny others among the hundreds strategic waterway before the, But he declined comment on fereo a crushed-bow but crept back peaceful settlement of the dla- "aheolutely no foundation.'' ceived in a powder blue crystalette Jf Unexpected Happens of injured were not expected to U-N'.' Security Council. to port hei e^ for repairs. pute, the Shell Oil Co. today char- live, and rescue workers digging (Coatteaed oa Fog# Seven) 19^ Ghavrolat StatioR Wayon $ 1 ^ 5 I9S1 Chsvroltt l-Dter, $595 TTie- Swedish ' American Une Britain meanwhile marshaled redan airliner to e'veciiate 50 ED SULLIVAN BETTER through the shattered blast area filed legal papers in -'ederal epurt air and sea armadtl' to move m o ^ Derby, Aug. 8 (AV-Ed Sulli­ Radio, Heater. 8-PaAaenger. Radio, Heater, Posveegllde. continued to uncover additional British and Dutch staff families troops to the Mediterranean and from Eprpt in the next two days. van, the televltieil- mnater of Dog-lFight Sure if, GOB victims. *. (Uontinued on Page T e e ). went doggedly ahead with plana aeremonles Injured Monday in It was feared the death tqll British sources said aeveraq hun- to hold the. Suez conference in nn nutbmobUe ncrident, was re­ Chicago PoKo 1954 Plymouth CoRvartiBla $1395 1951 Plymouth ^Ooof might exceed 1,000, when aii ac­ dred Britons would be leaving Radio, Heater. Like N e w !- London 'Auff. 16 regerdless of Eg>-pt soon. ' . I ported today to be "full of the Radio; Heater. j • j curate compilation could be made. whether Egypt boycotts it. , Offictels said employes of U.S. Blaises United States fighting Irish again.’’ That was Can’t Have Eisenhawer Separate Im u« Death Toll 13; firms probably were ,among the . Nehru appealed to Britain and < Jhe way n nurse described his 1954 Ghavrolat 4-Ooor $1295 1950 Ghovrolot Club Couin^ Sir George Young, the Foreign France to -halt their "warlike” ' oondiaon. Sullivan, whose TV LIFE injured. N^ws Tidbits Radio, Heater,. Radio, Heater. (OUTORTI NOTE: Ever.ybody Ohief Executive's well-wishers in President Gustavo Rojas Pinilla Office spokesmen, in a newk con­ preparations, which he sqid had; show nezt Sunday night will. Im Epidemic Near / expects Eieenhower to m rrv the the ranks of Dot)i parties. blamic(i political sabotage for this Culled from A P \Vire9 ference statement' declared. "Our disturbed al) of Asia. He also; conducted by eomedlaw Phil.Sli­ Re^bllcan standard' again this Would, Nixon move into the top explosion' early yesterday, ^'hlch intdnfion is that the dispute on criticized the United States, say-1 vers, may leave the hospitai to­ 1953 Mercury 4-Door Chicago, Aug. 8 —Chicago's t1l4S 1950Buiek4-Door _ .venr. But whmt If something hap­ spot? Nbt If his detractors, who ; virtually ■ leveled an eight-block the Suez Canal ahould be -peace­ ing the "w ay" in which Washing-| morrow. {/f) Radio. Healer,, y ic t 3-Tone. Radio, Heater, / ' ' / pened and Ihn convention hnd to are'* not limited to Stassen. could area and was felt fo r 20 miles.* fully settled." ton . withdrew its offer to help! mounting polio outbreak-r-now 609 Curtiss-Wright Corp. plans 850 He further declared the issue! finance the proposed Aswam high 825 FOR TED WILLI.\M8^ cases and deaths—today ap­ nominate someone else? M'hp are help it. A 99. per cent sui-e bet The seven trucks had parked for million expansion in its Pennsyl­ the chie.f contenders? This Is the would be a atriiggle for the nomi­ the night Monday .in a densely was "wholly separate* from the! ------' Boston, Aug. 8 (AV,-Ted'Wll- peared heading toward the half­ musMHUinmir 1952 Plymouth 4-Door $S9S 19S0 Ford VI Fordor vania rekeferoh and development Arab-lsraell dispute” end any (Continued on Page Thteteen) Uoms,- Boston Red Sox slugger way mark of a full scale epidemic. third of five .stories op what's nation lietween Nixon. Mds fellow populated area of alums. W'are- center . . .. Indian police Are on Radio, Heater. A Good Value. Radio, Heater /' who drew h-<85,000 fine for spit­ Clinics end hoapitala, wary ol UM urm m om iim im ahead In both the Demoeratir and Californian, Senate G O ^ leader hpuaea, hotels.'stores and factories stone-throwing-noob in Ahmedabad Republican conventions.) Knowland, and as many- as a in the center of this city of about ting at .booing Boston teas. Is the mid-August end Septembe: protesting government's decision ree^ving help la making ap the peak polio season, stepped up their 1^2 Ghovrolot 2-Door dozen other hbpefuls who would 285,000 persons. They were part of to create new Bombay state. . I $735 1949 Chovroiot 2-Ooor By El) f'REAGH blossom out as presidential pos­ a 10-vehlcle convoy which had left i fiae. Cliarlee N. Ooltetos, a slate program o f inoculating' thousands Radio, Heater. Radio,. Heater. i y Korefan turtle weighing - 600 U.S^ Jobs Total for July Set labor relatioBs romsnlssioner aad ot Chicago children Wtth Ssik anti- (A P Mtetr Write>) sibilities overnight. the port of Buenaventura Monday pounds and estimated to be over I f by some last minute mis­ with exploai'vea to be delivered to a naetnber of the .\nieriean Le- polio vaccine., Obvious l.s«ding Contenders 400 years old dies of ibroal enneer gion aaGohal executive commit­ The U.S. Public Health Service, So light, so tiny chance President BiAnhower. Nixon and Knowland are ob-, the Public Works Ministry in Bo- 1952 Plymouth Goupo $875 1947 PoRtlac 2 W in Seoul . . , New Britain Director All-Time Mark of 66.6 Million tee, said today he hoe sent WII- on the basis o f the city’s nearly ..should not head the Republican vious leading contenders - v the ■ Rad(o, Heater. Radio, Heater, of Hmlth says l3-year-oId boy lloms a check for 525. four- million {Population, has set 1,.- .. .it can he worn ticket this year, the GOP conven- Vice President because of his jo b : (OonUmied on Page Four) who did not receive ^ I k vaccine pushed above .66 million. There 330 cases as the number marking tion. would be transformed from a ^ and the praise Eisenhower has haa contacted polio in second case Washington, Aug. $ ifi—The num-.,- an epidemic. in a woman^s hair, or were about 661. million jobholders MISSOURI VOTE CLOSE ^*R"gelylargely ctil-and-dried ...... affair -w,to, „a jI heaped u}juiiupon Him,him: miuwiBiiaKnowland oe-be- ^ «• —.. reported there- this year. ■ - ber of'Antericen Jobholders climbed The 1906 polio surge in Chicago again in July to a total of 96,655,000 ir June. JUly also waa the fourth St. Louis. Aug, 8 UT) — An clipped to a necktie dog-fight matching anything fh’e ' cauie of legislative leatTerahip and S t flle E u llO r K S P S ■ Twenty-nine year old chemical outstate lawyer clung to a nar­ — the nation’s highest—is more Democrats can produce at CSticago. the claim he already has staked L engineer Oliver J. Blaber -dies of -setting a nejv employment record month in which the totsi was for the second atri^ht month. sbovJ 65 million. That fig;ure was row lead t o ^ y in a dingrdong then 3H times greater than a Ever) lince the President an-i for the nomination In the event oifj f j S I * II P t f l l Y I * burn* received in explosidji at Syl- corresponding period in 1968 wtien V nounced laat February that he’d I an Eisenhower withdrawal. A$ WIl V,UI 4 4 4 111 The Commerce end Labor De­ surpassed when a new record was battle for MisBourl’s Republi­ 7934 C/ievro/et ^ Y K o l e t vanta Electric Products plant in can seoatorial nomination. Her­ the previous high was set with 170 7950d accept renomination', it has been ; Knowland .actually filed aa a ’ Queens . . . Second trial Of three partments reported today the total set in August <955, and agSin in 1 Washington, Aug. 8 Stale of employed was about 152,000 bert Douglae' of Neosho held m cases and 11 deaths. The total num­ taken for granted that he would be ; candidate In Pennsylvania and ; Connecticut Turnpike, workmen May this year. flickering margin over "Albert E. 'Department refusal to sanction a higher than in June and about ber of cases in 1982 was 1,308. the presidential candidate by ac- | various other sU iei when the , w’ho are charged with failure to Employment in agiiculture last SchoenbMk ot St. Louis la the I It/, Times Over’05 Epte ' visit to Communist China by a 1,700,000 above J(j|ly of last year. l-TON PICKUP l-TON Hekup clamatlon. , President's second term intentions' take proper precautions in blasting A. >1. '■.i:;. .1. • — fell seasonally by 200.000 to tight rpce. The wtaaet will This year's outbrssk exceeds by > r group of American, new'amen haa Vice President Nixon has been", atm were unknown. He did not which injured 12 persona June 23. meet Democratic. Sen. Thomas I more then 7H times the 9G eases H a a n i H o a i d regarded as a shoo-in for renomi- ! press his candidacy once Eiaen- be’en challenged by s'* Connecticut sho;e*d"*th?Tumi;?r • w^ io u tT ^ I EXCEPTIONALLY A REAL Drunk driver finea doubled from was Virtually without change from j C. Henaiag. Jr„ St. Louis, who I and three deaths reported for the nation, loo, since the < ay last April j hpwer announced his own. But no­ editor as a kind of "Iron Curtain' to 9500 in San Mateo Oounty mestica, self-employed and unpaid had. no oppoeltton ter a seeoad I same period a year ago. CLEAN VALUE w-hen he announced at, (he White i body doubts he'd go all out ahould' ° f ouf own. " June at 2,833,000. This total rep' on San Francisco'oeninsula jesents about 4 'per cent of the frm ily workers, rose by about term aonilBatlon. Meanwhile, leaders of ths VSB* ^ 9 9 5 495 House he was willing to run. again | Uie President prove unavailable. I tVithout tpecifioally paying that State Rep. Ella T. Grasto of Wind­ 300,000 to a record 59 million. guard to tha Democratic aatteoal only^135 and the President let it be known | Who else is in the picture? I'otrj •">’ newsmen who made such a trip civilian tebor force of 72 million, sor eater. rare'for Democratic Na­ which biclpdea those in the Armed Tht number O' 'industrial pay­ REBELUON QL'EUXD convantiotn atertiag Monday he waa "delighted" to hear it. The too lAan^' for a wonder, since thq w'ould be prosecuted, the Depart­ tional Cbimnitteewoman with.Na- Forces," rolls waa down about 7()0,000 due Qteto, Ecuador, Aug. 8 Un— watched the ’ mushroomtag polio dltch-Nixon move launched by overpowering. prospect of Eiaen-1 ment noted yesterday that ' any -tional Oomnitteewoman Dqrpthy to vacation ^utdowma and some Loyal' Ecuodoreoa troops Have outbreak but did not plan any asass Harold E. Staaaen didn't gel off hpwer aa a candidate haa dis-: American traveling, to China with- 'The steel strike in '^uly was Satti of .New London and Mra. credited with causing only a slight layoffs due to the steel strike, but recaptored the rebel atroaghoUl inoculation of delegates. *• CMir'ite the grjund. An Associated Press kpuraged the usual election year'j out a U.S. paiaport would be liable Beatrice H. Rbaenthal of-W ater­ not including the strikers. Without of Pertoviejo withoht oppeMtieB, Dr. Karl Mayar, chief aiedleal poll as Iste as the end of July- Increase in joblessneaa due to lay­ Doomlets. Still there are some I to penalties ranging up to five ford. offs in related or allied Induatriea. giving figures, the government the govern meat aaaeaaced te- officer for the eonvaattoa, tanaad • ftttmni Iw tOf showed solid support of 'Nixon by poasibilitiea. im ng wi'th the herd; years in prison and a $2,000 fine, Charges of complicity in mur­ The number of strikers is nqt in­ said further cuts were shown 'in day. , , the polio eawrgaaey os not ttMl l|( • SmI GOP leaders ifi virluallv every of dark horsei which could sup- Taking note of an invitation by der in 1934 Nazi Purge Rled cluded in the total of unemployed the auto industry, but these were serious enough to warrant 4Uiy. * >•«. MfUr MxiMl autq. I ply a nominee in the event of a.i Peiping for, 15 American reporteri agqinst fornter SS Col. Gen. Sepp unlm they.weak ^othec work. smaller than in earlier months FWE ON. PL.VNE planned shot procroai. }. Leaward But,what w'ould happen it some- deadlock. to make a month-long tour of the Di^rich who waa released '' Crom The. r e ^ r t said the moderate this year. Goao. Aug. .8 An Egyp- Reinach, oonyantion Btaaafar, Oww . 1 thing - unexpected xxy a third Staaaen BpotUghled-one of these. Red -mainland. State Department U.S. war ci;^mes'jail laat/fall.k. rise in joblessness among adults Factory workers averaged 40.1 ttaa adlifia^ apokeamaa aaM achoad Meyera reasarhs 'siege of illness - - should knock .OM>yMT ptmrrmtfe frem-Ygat Sankg Mee r , ■■ in his recent campaign to get the press officer Joseph Reap said "W q Section about three-eights, mile of about offset a aisable decline in hours e week on the job, the same an la r a ^ pjaae flying at high Tha cU:f 9 Board of HaailhjMO*Health Eisenhower o ff the ticket? Thii la n'* J! 2 spot on the ticket for Mas-' don't believe any responsible Connecticiit 'liirnpike opened la the number .of teenajfers seeking as June. H iU 'w ea the flrat .time altitade circled the Gaza area N. 9 t m S u . Used Car bii and Sales a question that giVes night m'area aachuaetts Gcv'. Chria&aniatian A, Her- i American newsman will . violate q|d Saybrook to get westbound employment.,. - in six years that a decline between for five mlaatee tVedaeedoy, aad =aeae w l i K j l ' /-^ QUINN’S to the Refiublican professionals, traffic on U.S. Rt. .1 out Of the /'J'uly wi^..iUi» aacond month la' aattalreraft Bra to mention its effect on the Loblt for SdicMfDF in the new 6-Paksf 128f MAIN ST.. MANCHESYSX PHONE MlreboH 30200 .(OaatteiMd aa Pafe Foar), .(OeatLwed'oa Face Foar).' way to pormit paving work. h isto^ in which employment hsjt i>; • ^ m e m d IMtqwMMraw. /< « PHARMACY' V- -. ■ - i V e O I I . BUW INO CO. o r CONK., IM. PHONE M l I hUS^ W

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