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j M- ^TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1954 Atstuc Dsily N«t Prass Ran X. ThfW( Far tlw Wssk BiiM rsiMMi •< u. a. WMrtkiF iEwning U m lb ,JulyS4.1084 daiu’, fM l fisaigkt. Ls«r i 10,838 Ttanisy, iMnaalag About Town Emergency Doctors Local Democrate Can’t s Man Sleep? ' Fire/Destroys vaCIteAadH . High hti>ww Si had SB. •C OralBttM ^ K • X and away from the burning struc Mancheiter—^A City of ViUoge X Phy8lciana^ of the Manches­ To Endorse Potter^ A 70-year-old local man was Buddy Iind«n, son of Mr. snd '‘the ■object of a brief BeanSi-byr ture, were jammed ..with about 100 V Mrs. Ernest C. Linden, 4r., of 67 ter Medical Assn, who will re­ Panlaleo Barn cars of interested ohlookers. X local and State Police Sunday* - i M«ni Bt. left Sunday for a two- spond to emergency calls to­ Manchester Democrats are se'hd- afternoon when friende report­ Most of the estimated 160 spec­ l.-Al TarMslag aa Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 ^TWENTY PAGES) PRIC^ FlYB CENTS week motor trip to CTesrwater, morrow afternoon and evening VOL.LXXIILNO.S65 ing 23 delegates to the Hartford ed he had disappeared while tators arrived before 5 a. m. and Fla- Ftve-year-old B ud^,, accom­ are* Dr. Gerard Miller, Tel. berrying In Bolton near the Gu* Radios and stayed until the fire was brought DRIVEWAYS panied by his tmcle. RaVmond Un- 3-6629 and Dr. Elmer Dlskan,. County conventiob'-'...Saturday at Tel. 9-165V. Villa Louisa. Parts Lost in under control, - ■ .• den. of Hartford. visit his 2:30 p. m. in the Knf^hts of' Co­ However, the septuagenar­ Mrs. Pantsleo said'this was the grandparentSf Mr. and Mrs. Emopt lumbus Hall In Hartford to help ian,, Jacob Pantaluk, of 98 Morning Blaze second fire on, the property this EXPERTLY INSTALLED linden, formerly of Manchester. renominate Coi^fity Sheriff Donald Charter’Oak St., wae not lost; year. She said a few months ago Claims% Manchester members of the H. Potter to, a second four-year He was actually resting com­ A fire of tHjdetermined origin, a sedan was destroyed by fire and A son, Bradford Charles, was •oM Grading — Moehint Sprtod — King David l.odge of'Odd Fellows term. . • s fortably at home in bed. It which broke out'^ortly aftbr 4:30 that, later it wan discovered that Fonhs Sat — Powtr RoH«d bom at the rfartford HosplUl and the .Sunset Rebekah Lodge will The convention will be one of seems that he tired of picking Ml unidentified man had been X John Asked Friday to Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Karg! attend th^' field day being spon­ seven to ' be held throughout the berries and decided to go hOme this morning, rs s ^ a bsrii used to President Bleeping on the property that Abo: Porliiiig Iptf — Tonnis Courts — Wolks oC 67 Vernon St., Hartford. Mrs. sored by all of the state lodges at state that day to nominate Dem­ and feat. store second-hand auto parts on night. ' R atsl Is the former Judy Maltem- Quassapaug, Middlebury. The. ocratic candidates for sheriff. A The police search continued property owned by Daiilsl P. Pan- If Red ^Mna Tries po. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Some eight pieces of fire-flkht- 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS lodges will hold competitive drills' Fairfield County convention is be­ in Bolton three hours before taleo, of 776 Parker S tX ^ s t in ing equipment from the Manches­ lum Nicholas Maltempo of 160 Cooper and games and boating will be en­ ing" held tonight in Stamford. ^ they leariied wliere Pantaluk the blase were a 1940 eeuan i!0 et. ___ ter Fire Dept, and the Vernon Tornis orrongad If doslrod. joyed. The Manchester delegates who was. automobile radios snd. an unpolmt- Fire Dept, fought the blaze for Berlin, Aug.* 4 (/P)—Com­ .'tmited Polish Organisation will will attend include Town Demo­ ed stock of used auto parts. ^ over an hour , and A half before ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED |Y on Formosa munist Premier Otto Grote- bold a special meeting at the Pol­ An outing ot the All Salntis cratic Chairman Wesley Gryk, Pantsleo and Chief John Me Nthey had it completely under con- Mothers Circle was held Saturday* State Central Committeeman Wil­ of the Manchester Fire Dept, were wohl toW the East German ish American Club" on Clinton X- Street at » o’clock tomorrow at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. liam B. DeHan, Harold T. Keat­ Deadline Cpmiug both unable to give exact esti­ •fhe firemen had to depend on By ObjHN M. nOHTOWRR ^Rhee of SouOi Korea and of Prime parliament today that West Michael Minor of Andover Lake. mates of the damage caused by Minister Nqhru 'of India. night. It will be an open meeting ing, Mary C. Dannaher, Mae M. their'pumpers for water, since the Demaio Brothers . Washington,' Aug. ,4 (/P)— German security cUiof Otto ■■ ■.,r ...... J‘ ...... a a - ...... M.—Ml, i ^ and anyone Interested Is cordially The membera and their families Vennard, Pascal Mastrangelo. An­ the blaze. Mrs. Pantsleo said the fire occurred outside the fire dis­ ESTABLISHED 1920 Rhee vigorously advocates snd partlculkrly of divided Korea. Firemen Probe Burning Wreck of Airliner iT. Wolf were life guards for the ettif, Helen M. FlUpatfIck, Fran­ Tomorrow la the deadline for The fire was first reported by tionalist island 'snf Formosa, Nehru seeks to msMtsin a policy zone. * 1 of neutrality between Communism swimming group. cis J. Happeny, Raymond J. Mul- application for the position of so-, Mrs. Richard McMullen, a neigh­ Manchester MI-3-7691—Hartford QHapel 7-8617 the United StatesNvill go to John disappeared into the East We Save Ton Mdaey laney, Robert-.M. Negro, Alfred bor of the Pantaleo's who lives at war. Every top official will­ snd the West. Hie position ie Im sector of Berlin on July 20. The Lakota Council No. 61 will meet Vennard. Alphonse .Reale, Abe clal worker Jor the Town Welfare 734 Parker St. Mrs. McMullen, portent because of hhi influence in West German government hai^ Low Cost 2nd Mortgage tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Odd NUssdorf. Edward F. Moriarty, Dept. The poaltion, which paya who reported the fire to police ing to discuss American Asls, generally aaaumed here to be taken the official position that he Fellows Hall. After the business Milton Vitriol. Mary Aceto, John 83,094 a- year, becomes vacant on said she saw smoke pourihg from policy publicly or privately great, and'of his capacity to in­ was kidnaped, probably while , LOANS meeting, bingo vrill be played. the bam at about 4:45 ai m., when LEGLERC fluence British' policy. drugged, or lured into the Red D. LaBelle. John R. Fitzgerald Aug, 31 when the resignation of agrees on that. Chiang Kai-ahek has publiely NO BROKERAOE FEES— and Philljp Rider. she got up "to get my husband’s FUNERALHO>i|E But the Eisenhower sdminiatrs- sbne. Wa Offer Big Savings Mrs. Claire Weiner becomes ef­ breakfast." dedicated, himself to leading a lib- R^ort Maqy Arrested DUVeW. Mary Keeney T*nt will Former State Rep. Walter tioh is not willing, at least lor Uit erkUng army against the mainland, hold a meeting and picnic tomor' Downes of Glastonbury will make fective. Mrs. Pantsleo said ahe discov­ FUNERAL time being, to make that pledge In . The East German radio an­ CHARLES HEltSHMAN ered the fire, n few minutes later from which he was driven by the row afternoon at 1:30 at the home the nominating speech for Potter The post will be filled by com­ a formal treaty with Generaliaeimo . nounced last night that Red state Washington,- Aug. 4 —In emotional tones. President MORTGAGE C a of Mrs. William AndFrewq of 223 at {Jaturday's convention, and one petitive' examination to be given and, without-knowing the fire had SERVICE Chiang Kai-shek ot the Chinese American Miploniata say te ,a p ­ security police had rounded up a Eisenhower sprang to the defense today of Gen. George C. Oakland St. of the seconding speeches will be for the town by the Office of the been reported, notified the local Nationalists. "large number’’ of persona it said PHONE CHeS-«863 “ . She said she woks up Walter N. pears convinced the Chinese people had been spying for the West Ger­ Marshall whose name was brought disparagingly by Sen. Mc­ given by Corporation Counsel State Personnel Director sometime Leclerc, Almost no Yespooslble authority would rise in wrath a^sinat the The Rev. Percy F. Smith, of the John Kenn, of Hartford. , In August. The examination in­ at 4:30, when she heard a baby WORLD'S ECONOMY wants to talk about this aspect of Reds to join his crusade. State man and American "aecret serv­ Carthy into the Senate controversy over whether to censure South Method.ist Church, will be Atty. Charles E. Mahoney of cludes a reveiew of experience and crying, but did not realize the Director American policy. It Is too much of Dept, officiels, howevei, are not ices.’’ That broadcast did not men­ McCarthy. , heard on radio station WDRC in Windsor will be the convention training, which will count 20 per­ bam was burning until several a diplomatic hot potato. convinced this Would actually tion John by name, but aa head of To him, Eisenhower said, Marshall "has. typified all that Hartford Sunday morning., at 9.:15 minutes later. . * : 23 Main Street, Manchester CHAMPION the Boni^government’s Internal chairman. . cent of the' total teat, a written a Tet it is a fact that the Ameri­ happen, ’nicy have diacounged we call—or we look for—in what we call an American patriot.’* a. m. This transcribed religious test constituting 40 per cent, knd - Firemen Wet Down House Call MI-9-5869 can leadership now gives evidence such amhitlbns in Cihisng while security Service he knew the iden. HALrS serveie Is made with special ar­ an oral teat cmintlng 40 per cent. When the firemen arrived at of being whipeawed on a global seeking, to build up his de/enaive titles of hundreds Of persons send­ Tile President ^ v e his news conference remarks emphasis rangements with the greater Hart­ Application form^ are available about 4:46 the blaze haid com­ • WALL-FLAME — PRESSURE BURNERS scale. atrsngth. ing -information from East Ger­ by later authorizing their direct quotation.. \ Headquarters ford Council of Churches and Eegistrars Seek at the town welfare office bn the pletely enveloped the stmeture, a COMPLETE HEATINO UMTS Rhee vs. Nehru The Elsa.~.>'ov'er administration many io the West. • ’ Eisenhower, who hM token aw ----- \ WPRC. ground floor of the Municipal but they watered down the Pan- a INSTALLED BY FACTORY TRAINED MEN seems clearly to tonceive of tor- The Soviets in previous broad- stand in the paat that controveray _ _ ^ , FOR taieo home, a trailer In back of Pressures exeried on American rasta have claimed that John quit over McCarthy ts the Senate’s 'l l X ^ ^ Address Changes Building and must be returned to a FORCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HOT WATER policy are typified by the contrast­ the West to work^,for German re- that office before tomorrow. the house and the main automotive ing positions of President Syngmsn (Coatlaued eu Page Three) problem, went far alao toward' |K 0 I junk yard, containing more than UnlScation. saying it to a probler.; with which ' ^ The social worker performs so-, Since John disappeared, a man Persons who have changed clal case Worfe, investigations and 30 salvaged wi^ks. he might have to deal: their addresses In the city since The 'ttre, which at its peak shot purporting to be him has broadcast Head ef Party I other related work. The applicant flIR-COOOITIOnillG three, times from East Germany, April should notify their registrar must have graduated from college, flam es^ feet Into the air, never The President laid that under ! of voters, accor.dlng ,.' lo an an­ really endangered the home', but- FOGARTY BROTHERS saying he went to the East to work the Atnerimn system Of govern- ; Senate for preferably with' courses in social for German unity and because "too nouncement today by both parties. science tuid one year's experience sparks landed near and on the Crump Is ‘Neutral’ ment the pdrU' in power to res- ' The reason for the, request Is roof of the dwelling. Authorized Dealer , • many Nasis" bad returned to pow­ poitrible tot wniiony and the | or an equivalent combination of er in the West German govern President, of course, is the head : AEROSOI. that by moving some persons may experience and training. Pantaleo said It would take 256 CENTER STREET Cut in Aid have changed their, voting dis­ some time before he could esti­ WILLIAMS ment. o t the party. INSEa SPRAY tricts. To have the lists correct­ mate the value of the motors, Acte to Bud Spieculatlon And an>*thtng that tends to : ly tabulated, the regietrars must tires, tubes.and other automotive OIL SERVICE^ MANCHESTER TEL. Ml-9-4539 In Tennessee Race Grotewohl told the lower house divide the party concerns hi.J and : WashinKtori, Aug. 4 (/P>— Swiwayti kill ■ nyiisicts note the changes In their Hats, Annual Carnival parts lost In the fire.' 24 HOUR SERVICE of hia parliament that he was mak­ ha must tsks stape with reapect I President Eisenhower said to­ A canvass of voters was begun Spectators Oars Line Streets 341 BROAD STREET ing his statement about John to to iL he added. day that the foreign aid cats April 1 and is now completed ex­ An unusually large number of TEL. Ml-9-4548 ' NashviUe, Tenn., Aug. 4 (4*)—Rep* P*t Sutton shouted to a “end all speculation snd sensation Shsenhower declined to ei(preae voted jy the Senate yester­ 0t//O(/ tASV! ^ cept ,

PAGBTWO HAMCHESTBK EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGXjITt 4, 1954 •N. / .A"' : ^ ^ ^ 2SANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WE SPAY, AUGUST 4, 1984 N. PA^iETHRSt fared a btoken shoulder, flao was however. Uoyd Hbbnn, maiuMr Bureau said nearly an In iK ^ vain transferred to the Hartford Hos­ Victim of Crash Has o f the Manchester office of ih t fell in eight hours, eiceedmg the cadeta and a group bf IrrpgulArs in Honduras with his “ Liberation Crew of Atrliher Praised pital, where her condition was re­ Relatives in Coventry Few Objecfioiis Southern New England Telephone total rainfall there for the vmqle port^ satisfactory today. U. S. Ready to Fight a house of prostlpition. 'nie Army Army." Army leaders took over ow Tonight (Jo., reportel«n« cquld playing. Mrs. Susanna PerrillSt, 47, of city's own crews had the lowest Sal.. 1 l>, ni. “ (Lrrat Kids Kkssr” ing demonstrators before thS Na­ Castillo Armaa agreed om-July 1 ^ JK A A Jk ▲ ▲ *L *a Ak A '( J gera that escaped death yester­ Russell Anderson, county agri­ (OoatlBiied from Page One) tional Palace yesterday, many in to serve u h ^ f Monzon .In a new beginning at 6:30. Imv* Uadad at Idlaadkl. Tlia CAA Hurtling on, the plane crashed Mexico City; deep laceration- of day when the Air Franca ter Shortage Alleviated bid of 32,213.16. Ssa. ••TaSfAsylk*”'-"O a a zrrM s through a small outbuilding, de­ the left leg and bruises. cultural ' agent, said, “In general Ml»|sa” — Kssy' Frre Parklsz K (Oontimied from Pago One) mourning for those killed in Mon­ five-man junta, an srtrangement Awarcls will be made for the aaid It waa rabtlng hard thert, hut airliner craah in Pdeatoh. the rain waa very beneficial to all The Blarkfoids misunderstood, mooa as a defensive ponttion easen- various types of cats. Any child caadttiewa wara H r above mlni- molishing an automobile, and came Anne Perry, 31^ of 8060 Burnet Neary two inches at rain fbll thought they had the job, and day's battle. Castillo Armaa in a which produced widespread dis­ to a halt with fiames shooting from Ave., Van Nuys.^Calif.; lacerations According to Bennett, Sinde- crops. In Mancheater it was espe­ XL- tlml to the security the Americail countermand hia order earlier yes­ balcony appearance plead^ for content among pTe rebel leader's wiahing...to enter hia cat should eKina for ■•faty- ilaicorda ahowed band ia one of the eight par­ here yesterday as the town got its cially helpful to peach and apple bunt the sidewalk. T3ie City Com­ take it to the playground nearest plaaaa laadad at lAawikl bafora a wing. of the face. mission. seeing it ya s a good aide- I M . I O S W S defense line in the wcfi’ -irn Pacific terday halting dissolution of hia calm. He said he was keeping his supporters. A Week later the junta The daaed passengers scrambled sons hospitalized. He received worst --- or best — soaking of the 6rrowera and particularly helpful personal force under arms in the qlevated Cgstillo Armas to its hl'j home. The play^ounds are as aad aftar C abockt aitaaad hia a|>- Seymour fil n d e b a n d, 38, of walk, paid the Blhckford Brothere —not as a base from which a irregular units in the key provin­ follows: Charter Oak. iVathan out to the fidd before the fiames 'Chappaqua.' N. T., lacerations of minor cuts on hia head and summer. for the late t(>baceo crop.” two provincial ceptera because presidency,'' which ■ angered some DR. ALVAX A. YULES proach. He termed conditions before the — the figure tl>e city bid.' B'-cceaaful asar.iilt could be cial cities of Zacapa and Chiqul- "new lamentable clashes could Hale, West Side, ’Vei^jlanck, Rob- Cabocha Buffered multiple frac- reached them. There waa no panic. the head/and right leg. right leg and is at the W. W. Although neighboring Hartford Army factions. rain aa “on the verge of drought,” D R N V E - 1 N T h e a tr e launched on Red China except as mu)a. cur” if their disbanding was/'Or- ert-son, Waddell, Green, Boivera turaa of Uia left leg and a brphm The plane burned two hours and JacquOs Oessord, navigator of Backus Hospital in Norwich. tallied a record 3.2 Inches of rain­ A^-my discontent reached the and Said "any damage that may one phane df . a .much larger 25 Killed. 70 Hurt dered. 'gad Valley Street. ' ' ■* ■ '/<• HAS RESUMED hip in the craah. waa destroyed. the plSne; suffering Shock. , Sindeband's wife, the former fall, th» Manchester Water Dept, l^ in g poi'nt when Castillo Armas' The injured were brought to Betty Bennett of this town, is have' been done was much out­ The 700 "Llberationieta” in The troubled r.elitiona/Mtween -Twelve persona in all among the CSboche was the most seriously reported only 1.8 inches. Fred . strategy.' Guatemala City were disarmed (lid not disband his. revolutiona^ DATE WITH TEETH i Backus Memorial Hospital here, Injiired of those hospitalized here. expected to arrive at her weighed by the general value of Castillo Armaa and regular Arm^ 29 passengers and eight craw mem­ Thrall, asaistant superintendent of the rain. X l h e ^in ese. r«(‘s,' how-ever, Monday night after they had bat­ Army and several weeks agp-^en- Lios Angeles lA*)—B'chard and REGULAR bers were listed as injured, some six miles from Preston. father's home today from, Chap- the Water and Sewer Depts., ex­ haVa been as belligerent about leaders started wltlutne dverthjpdw camped 700 of hia troopg.^ound Most seriously hurt was Dr. 'The 3.2 rainfall in Hartford waa tled for 12 hours with cadets of the Bob Ohaneaian are sSniora at the o f them only superficially. The paqua, N, Y., where she now plained that often there 1s auch > 3 TECHNltlOLOB HITSt ForrnOoa aa the Nationaliats have of Communiat-bg^ed Prudent the Roosevelt Hospital, on fhe out­ school of dentistry at University Horacio'Polanco, 50, of Guatemala. makes her home. the heaviest in one day aince 1950, National Military Academy and o f f ic e three children on the plane—aged a difference in amount of rainfall been abdwt L le mainland. They are troops from thd Aurora ' base. Jacobo Arbenz^Gusm'an at^Uie end skirts of the capital. / of Southern California, ^ c y are ' HOURS 4 weeks, 2 years and 6 years—es­ He' later was transferred to Hart­ Mrs. Sindeband is -bringing between the two communities. according, to the Hartford Wrath-/ “Til* Sponith M ain" contihuall^Fxeatenlng to sieze it, of June. /z ' Hospital Notes er Bureau. The rain caused fioom Twenty-five persons were killed twins. caped injury. ford Hospital at Hartford, where her daughter Carolyn with her. Almost everyone agreed that and their tttFMta have sounded and 70 were wounded. Arbenz, fled intoytlie Mexican , There are about 90- species of i The other day they had three SkMa Half a Mile his condition waa reported driUcal Another son, Mark, is vacation­ the rain did more good than dam­ and several atreeta were bloqk^ Maureen O’Hara iduch louder iir-Washingtoii since embassy after CTastillo Armaa. an firefly, most of them in the West-j patients. Rebecca. Ro.salba and Pmieala Today: ...... 187 off in the, city. The fire dobert- The battle resulted from a As the plane came'ddwm. it skid­ today. ~He suffered a broken neck ing at Camp Viking on Cape age, Thrall reported that althouglv Paul Henretd the Indochina setCr^ent.. drunken brawl between a group of exile/ Since 194fi| Invaded from erh Hoiiilsphere. i Rachel Randolf. They are triplets. ded half a mile, then rose in the and multiple fractures /sind was ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Carol Cod. Sindeband was return­ hia department -w.on't know the ment there had, to pump qdt sev­ paralyzed. He u nderw it an emer­ Weatherby, S3 Lewis St.; Law­ eral cellars. ... Secretary off StatXDulles re­ ■ - \ air again. It sheared off the tops ing from a buainesa trip to actual ' rise in the level of the " F o r t T l" minded newsmen yesterday the U. o f a row of trees, smashed again to gency operation durmg the night. rence Allen, South Coventry; Mrs'. Franca and England at the reservoirs immediately, the rain In N ew Britain, rain soaked into GeOrge Montgomery g. 7th Fleet is in the areat<- gba ground and alammed through His wife, GreteV 38, who auf- Gertrude Genovesi, 10 Prospect time of the accident. positively ended any water sHort- two telephone cables, knocking out St., Rockville; John Hillman, Cov­ at least 2.50p telephones. tact Fer.-mosa in event of a He is president of the Mcr- age the town might have had and muniat attack. But DuIIe.s ad entry; George Chamberlain, 31 It should result in a good supply There was a Taih of skidding Nathan Rd.; Mrs. Lillian Gibbon, caat Co... manufacturer! of pre­ automobile accidents throughout STARTS SUNDAY that while some thought has been 10 Hazel St.; Howard Phaneuf, M cision castings by » frozen mer­ of watbr for a week or so, depend- I “S FORBIDDEN STORIES” | given to bringing F(>nTio8a Into a Ing on weather conditions. the state, but dll of the accidents Shop TbtirsfJay Until 9 !...Huge Sayings In Keith's Silas Rd.; John Monaghan, Talcott- cury method. Mrs. Sindeband's attributed to' the rainstorm were “DANGEROUS MISSION” treaty wdth this (-binntry. 'there Sheekey Reports Flooding villa; Mrs. Arlene Csaszar, 35 slater, Mrs. Robert L. Richard minor ones. CHILDREN FHCE I has been no decision aivd no A Trio of Engag^mont of Whittier. Cal., and heh three Town engineer James Sheekey change Of policy. ' \ " ./ Lenox St.; Mrs. Corrine Southard, In Bridgeport, the Weather New Inqiond, Hl.i/ijr iiuiiiJ (ire i ' / 44 Green Rd:; Mrs. Sadie La joy. children are currently visiting reported flooding conditione, al- Dulles did not mention it, but Hartford; Charles Vincek, 148 in Coventry, also. though only two areas were hit to . dispatches from Formosa have D^iamonds Lydall St. any extent. The drainage systems given evidence of a desire bn the Herald Photo. wore unable to take care of the 'Wallace.BanieKpf Briatol (left), GOP candidate for.Congresa in ADMITTED TODAY: Andrew part of Chiang for auch a link. the First Dlatrict, laSunight named Frank Sheldon, well-known local Gagne, M3 Main St.; Mrs. Vera water at Dover Street an W. (Jhlang has strong supporters Middle Turnpike, and periodic TODAY s m I insurance agent, as his M ^chester Campaign Manager. Barnes, who Oakes, 81 Hawthorne St.; Edward among Republican ranks in' Con­ waa a guest at last nIghUa meeting of Rotary, ia shown discussing J. Foede, Andover. \ About Town overflows occurred on Hilliard MANCHESTER Street, Sheekey reported. ITiere TUESDAY Oily gress, includhig Sen. Knoiyland of plana for the forthcoming ckqipalgn with Sheldon at the Mancheater DISCHARGED YESTERDAT ; ' A tenderloin steak dinner'will be D rove California, the GOP Senate lead- Country (^ub. Marilyn Barber, 36 Cottage St.; was no seriodi damage as a result served at the annual outing of of the rain, and Only one washout C c l tO n €fr. ■ Mrs. Jeanette Blanchette, S3 Bunce DuIIea and hia aides' have not Dr.; Mrs. Mary Mathew, 187 Main Linne Lodge Knights of Pythias was reported. That waa when one A : o c - r e 6 and any formal alliance V ith him HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! to be held Sunday at Sherwood section of pipe and head wail was given their reasons for lacking might be a handicap in dealing Canon City, ’ Colo. OPi—Accom ^ St.; Mrs. .Dorothy Henry, Bolton;. enthusiasm for a pact with Chiang Samuel Pearl, i l l Plymouth Lane; Smith's cottage at Bolton Lake washed out on Broad Street. ' X FIret Bun Teclialcolor HHa! with them. panied by a ringtail monkey,,.a where swimming and fishing will The Conn. Power Co. -reported and it la understood they are 3. Chiang might use the formal whale's rib and 180 rusty John Jeffers, 107 ' Oakland St.; somewhat nervous about the pos­ Stanley York, RFT) i Rockville; be enjoyed. Members who plan to one power disruption as a result commitment of a mutual- (Igfenae two disabled war yeterani attend are requested to notify of the storm. A limb- across the sibilities of. a big public debate on pact to involve the United Slates toured 44 stales bn ^liiu.uw Keith Carpenter, 166 Loomis St:; the Bubject.\ 'That seems to be Mrs. Ruth Labonte, 70S Hartford Commander John S. Poison, 34 wires on Porter Street burned out In a war with Red China by at­ mile jaunt since 1944. Faed Shel- Rd.; Mrs. Susan Gaily, 76 Wash- Arch St., or Harry Thoren, 17 Mc­ fuses, leaving residenta on that the chief reasdn that ail ofTIctals tacking the mainland or creating den and Bill SellerWiike the life. ingtM St.; Paul Robldoux, Wind­ Kinley St., on or before Aug. 8. street and in the Waranoke Road meet inquiries (ihout a 'Formosa aome Incident which would lead to Packed in theip- 'ancieht • truck sor; Mrs. Marion Kearns, 31 Nor­ Other members of the committee area without electricity for 45 pact by saying that/baa been un­ war. are such . attraolions as a bear wood St.; Mrs. Dorothy Moore and are Carl Gustafson. Linder Carl­ minutes. der study, but la not/'a,^ live issue 4. There is at least an implica­ trap ballyho(>Jd. aa the only one now. tion that some officials think the in the world which catches the son, 353 Center St.; Joseph Kamin­ son and Harold Modban. There was almost no -interrup­ simUIIM i m sky, 113 N. School St.; Mrs. Elaine tion in telephone service here, Authorities suggest, however, United States should keep its bear by Wie head, and an assort­ y Duff and son. East Hartford; Mrs. Lipman Selwitz, of 194 McKee at least four strong reasons which policifs flexible and not make a ment o f ' pictures of hangings. / Nathalie Reid and daughter, 6S St., recently celebrated hia . 25th may bear upon the administra­ 10 or 20-year treaty with a re­ Vistiors are welcome to Inspect Essex St.; Mrs. Gloria Hathaway, anniversary with A A P Food tion's attitude; fugee government of uncertain thg-'dir-play. If they wish to con- J-nbute a'dime or quarter, that’s' and A ll Michaels Enfield. Stores and joined more than 600 AIR CONDI TIONl D 1. The United States would have long-range tenure. . This involves DISCHARGED TODAY: Armand New England Divlalon Employes • very little .to gain, since Chiang relations with Red China: Official- fine; if not. that's fine too. The Treoture Chest Dancoase, 165 Autumn St.; Mrs. in the company's 25-year club. EASTWOOD has little to' offer not already com­ statements on that issue, while show is seldom, seen twice in the Doris LeDoyt and son. South Cov­ mitted under a current informal emphasizing American rejection same town—but not because the Flowless Qvolityl entry; Alvah Russell, Glastonbury; Marilyn J. Loyzim, member of arrangement. , of Peiping's recognition, ^do not two veterans and their show Uoyd O'Dell, 390 Lake St.; Walter the junior c lo s at Hartt College 2. Other countries in Asia whose finally, close the door tp'^recognl- aren't welcome. Rubacha, 7 Nelson PI. of Music in Hartford and the Daaay Kays iksiley Wislers friendship Washington wants are Uon if the CThinese ^ d s ' change “ We just enjoy seeing the coun­ other Flawless Hi'ehaels Treas­ U regarded here aa diallking Chiang their ways. try.'' Shelden grins. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son to daughter of Mr. and Mra. Stepheii ■ . X ure Chest Diamonds, 3150 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau, Bolton; Loysim of Goose Lsine, North Oov “KNOCK 35,000, tax included. Easy Pay­ a son to Mr. and Mrs. August Cara- entry, has been placed on - the “PLAY- bino, 60 Cottage St.; a daughter to dean's list for the psst semester, ON WOOD” Alway.s 20* CiMiIer Who Will Be Selected MIse Jean Of Manchester? ments Invited. GIRL” Mr. and Mrs. I^bert'Sieberg, New according to Sapiuel Berkman, (Is raiiirl Britain. dean of the college. Miss Loyzim. 6:ia«:Se-t:S9 l ! 4»4 ;U ^ NOISWICH BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to who Iz working for a bachelor of Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Friday, 34 music educstioh degrbe, graduated 10 t h e a t r e Clinton St. from. Manchester High School in 8UN.S “ TANGANYIKA" Tech. 1962. NOW PLAYING VOLUNTEER JAIL Bandy Hook, K y .' (P)—Elliott S. A. BroVtii oif the Rogers fACK AGAIN BY mm 0[ TELEVISION ■' • ' X County's mountain folks are build­ Oorp. is repceeenting the Society ing a jail. It became a volunteer for the Advancement of Manage­ J ewejef 8-Sil versmiths community project after Judge 4). ment in planning the annual Man­ iVICTOR , L. Davis—disgusted at calling agement Conference to be held PROGRAMS 968 Main St.— MI-9-4293 trials only to learn (^ prisoners' es­ Atig. .20-28 at the University of capes—set out to .do something Connecticut. ' Milton E. Yeoman, 'VkiwmsiMBi Video Everyday-—All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. about it. lasmeaiMw JORYJ also of Rogers Corp., Is.zmohg the. He supervised construction—us­ members at large. ing the old jail's stones—and es­ W-I-D-F. S-C-B-B-E-lf / IH I KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUAUTY $MCE 1«00 Alss I.add Is timates costs, at 3000, all donated. "" Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tluck of H-H-A-N-R MYIAN^EU The six room, one story structure 10 Elm Ter. are guests of Mrs. Is Terfcsicsisr BA5YJ MOtT RtCftiT COMtU SM4Sh Is nearly finished.. rias CEASK FIRK • / Elizabeth Mackowitz and Mr. and IlMk Ni(c -rsBlskl. No( T m Mra. John (Tharlea at Aahaway, Laic la RUrt Year Set Spiwlal Women’s Saturday Jaaly n'KerIr” Slatim-e 2:30. Orchestra luid Better S€9 R I. Frl.. ••«(• Ms- ENROUs A WONdEsful skiitT WARdRObE ¥ '■! I I Loge Reg. 32.50, Now 31.SO Mra. Mildred Tedford of 170 Hil­ Plus Tax. Balcony Reg. 31.TS, Motorola TV liard St., will open her home to­ Now 31.00 Plus'Tax. / morrow evening at 8 o’clock for a Cioor, 5h«iV<‘5ti9«4ty UHf- setback party for the benefit of "A WONDERFUL SALE" BEG. MON., AUG 9 VHF RacepNon from Sunset Council Degree of Pocahon­ tas. Prizes will be awarded and re­ In Penion ^ cUftont 9ta(ien9 / That's what talks are saying about the grand vahies obtained during freshments will be served. All KELLER'S GREATEST SALE. members and their friends are cor­ EAST HARTFORD t Shows For The Price Of 1 2 7 7 B R O A D ill dially Invited. ‘ MI-9-1|24 SALES and FAMILY DRIVE-IN AMCmC/l'l FlVOmT! TELEVISION RADIO Tonight’s performance of "Llll- SERVICE om” by the Outdewr Stages at . Route l>—So, Windsor ■«F.SU6E,SCItttl Cfcaaael 1 ((srm ndy S) Maw ■ a v te , Avon bid Farms has been {>ost- TONIGHT THRU SAT. J;SJ (U> Bin PttTI'BB OR MORE poned until tomorrow night. Cluikael M New Brllele, Cese. 9:H(.,s^ « „ „CH ^W.rr« His Funniosfl Ckaasel U Helyeke, Mat*. Ckaasal kl Weterbsry, Cesa. •» '*•’ J*^*^l** BANK— Bert X.,. Chaaael 61 Syrlsi^eM. Matt. . / Park.. (Ul SI'M.HEB IN THE PABK Crump 1« Neutral (45) BADGE Sm.. 714 MMir «:M ( Z) TO BR ANNOL'NCED j;;®'*''''*"!' -tech Webb (W) BAB N WE8TEBN THKJ^ (41) TELEVISION THEATEB — ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK In Tennessee Race TEB, "Frontier AcmC New Beauty at a Budget Price! , (U r WE8TEBM PLAYHOUSE (Which Includes rAli Of Our FAMOUS BRANDS) (U) UNCLE KD-8 FUN .CLUB ■' s; m —Ed Hatch SPECIALIST IN (Coatinned from Page O ) (:lt ( Z) BILL BABKEB CABTOONB .X *\ 4 0 LLY UENR k it c h en r e m o d e l in g Both Secretary of State G. Ed­ i:M ( L6 I> HOWDY DOODV EXAMPLES OF (U> FILM / 8 PIECE KROEHLER ward', Friar and the slate Comp­ THEHEARmiNGCOMilir Z ;U (U> TOWN C B IK B / ^ RERSbNAtIZED troller, Mrs. Jesnne Bodfish. have • :M ( ai THIS IS zrpSis.H ' GRAND SAVINGS ON OUR OUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR AU AUJ (M) NEWS AT a n —Pete Stoner FLOORS, Inc. aired their rift witli Clhment in the lllllfDOD) (U ) FIL.M 829 Main St— ^Te). M1-9-92S8 (M) Z rO Y 8 PLINTEBS — Shir- final weeks of Uie carh|>aigrt. Both 'ry Dlnedal* 5F ^ .were leaders in his 1952 campaign.' (tl> COVrBOY PLAVHOCSE 9:45 ( 8) MT LITTLE MARGIE SOFA 'BED M umhed :li ( Z) SEE AND ENJOY ' 6 Although the governor's race (M ( THE EABLY SHOW > Storm. has won the hecdji'ne battle -within "Winze Otar Wyoming'' SPORT SHIRTS TROUSERS ADDED THRILL HITI (M l FIL.M (95) I'V E GOT A SECRET - ME (Ml WEATHEBMAN the state, the Sutton-Kefauver “ P y u v ..Mnore. boat, Panel- —Bin Martin Ctillrn, jHenry Moi% Reg. $2.95 ,...... NO W $ 1.89 Reg. $5.95 . . . . . ‘NOW $3.97 (f'atch 'has netiona! overtones be­ S:M (U ) 8POBTS-BU 1 Ktatlnz ,.s?^-.Jeyn« Meadow* , . 9 5 cause pt 'Kkfa’'.ver'a strong bid for ~ Preeton Reg. $3.50 ...... ,NOW $2.29 Reg. $7.50 . . *.. .N O W $5.00 the democratic presidential noihin- } * ^° Valuer...^ I 19:95 .( 5) ROXINO BOUT— 2 4 9 I* I VALLEE IINCi B «/Y oiir Fromot Horo! Rog. $3.95 ...... NOW $2.59 Reg. $7.95 ....____ N O W $5.30 ation In 1952. Jimmy Carter v«, Glen /• Sutton, a relatively obaiaire o' Fmnnaean. Reg. $4.95 ______N O W $3.29 Reg. $9.95 ...... NOW $6.64 CongreascTian who was elected M otd Fromot ond !*•) CASE.S 0 5 ' EDDIE D BAKR 5945) MUSIC SHOW A tremendous Keith August Sale saving bn natipnall.v famous,Kroehler;qualityI ALL three times to the House from {RuEMORguEn • (91) MAKE HOQM FOB DADDY C u s t o m M in Io W o o d TeniMrsee's. sixth dls'rict, 'has Reaervatloae: - ,, .. —Danny Thomae - 8 Pie c e s are Inclutied . . . and 'you, get a doubre duty Sofa Bed : .. that ea.sUy opens) to made UM o f r-israthon television- F r o m o s 19;M (M) ''DANGEBOirs ASSIGN- a restful bed for twGl'Upholstered in Modern fabric.! with finer (.’on.sthictio'n feature.s. U'iDMiMWIluMWUHERCoLMr Norwich Turner 7^3519 V MENT" —Brian Donlevy rsdio broadcssts and .has cam­ ' IH* £*‘*"7' EDITOR ^ Look at what vou get! SOFA BED. LOUNGE CHAIR. COCKTAIL CHAIR, BLOND paigned for the lost month by * ANNE GRIFFIN (55) BOLLKB DERBY ■ • helicopter; <9|) W RRSTUNG COCKTAIL TABLE, TWO LAMP TABLES. TWO TABLE LAMPS! 15:tt ( 9) SPOBTS SPOT-Me) Allen EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES! One Nashville broadcast result­ ChUd Photography 11:49 ( 91 COMEDY MOUB- ed in slander suits by out-of-state 673 MaIb 8L mibel moves to scare other BIG SHOW FOR YOU! (tZ-5i ) DEADLINE F.OITION broadcuMting stations into refiia-. (511 BPOBT8 VIEWS U :U (M) THE lUITE SHOW LEISURE ing him- conjlinuous air time for J 6:49 ( 6) 8 EALV WEATHEB FOBS. "Behind U w h Llchto** JACKETS CAST <•!) W ttm U N C r . • ■ • ■' ■ ' similar appearrances, 6 :U ( II TME n e w s TODAY U:99 ( t) mCBT OlifL THKATEB -He accused Kefauv^'r of being THURSDAY, AUGUSt 5th (U> ABEA NEWS—Sporta To Bo Announrr>d (55) LOCAL NEWS--F^ Dwyer (91) FINAL EDITION—Ray Drury an internationallat, a "one-worlde ( ) WOBLO NEWS TONIOBT ■ lliil er” and a left-winger. He invites Doors OpoN 1:30 — Show Starts 2:00 P. M. 51 11:15 (91) WEATHER—John (JullI ' JACKETS z ;55 (551 c b i ' s a d »:b b a b b i t 11:15 > PRICE • 7 ;M ( t> CAVALCADE OF AMERICA (U) NIGHTCAP EDITION- Fred comparison of his farm, veteran Dwyer Plastic Top Blond Tables (5545) CAPTAIN VIDEO and ' anti-subversive legislative THRILL UJF^N THRILL IN BlG TECHNICOLOR ' («> WEATHEB (5k) PBEVU54I Reg. $8.95 ...... N O W $4.48 Reg. $10.95-$! 1.95. .NOW $6.89 record with that of Kefauver. 7:65 (51) U T T L B 8 EOW ( 8) MEWS UkE WC AdvERTisEd I n g l a m o u r Reg. $9.95 ...... N O W $4.98 Reg. $12.95 ...... NOW $7.89 Kefauyer retorts that Sutton 7:U (U ) JOBN DALY—N e w t ------J » has- failed to take part in impor­ (Ul MABOR AND JEFF TanMrrew's DayUma HIzkIlxkU Reg. $10.95 ...... NOW $5,48 (51) THE WORLD WE LIVE IN Three knockout skirts in waist sizes 22 to 301 Which (or you? le(t: Peg-pocketed $19.95 Values r . . On Sale At REE p a r k i n g Reg. $14.95-$ 16^50. .N O W $8.89 tant congressional votes, has in­ $ 1 4 . 9 5 In Keith's Pri­ troduced House measures designed WHEN REDSKINS RODE 7 :tt (M) WEATMEBVANE — CMtcII I m J g?G^"FAWr^®™‘'‘® • Jobert 5:15 ( 51 BON CROSHV mensweor florinel with button trim. Chorcool, medium grey or menswedr brown. ■ vate Parking Let to hinder deportation of criminals, | Indian* Galore In This Thriller 7 :M ( I) HALLEY'S CONNECTIGl'T 4:95 (91) BETTY WHITE SHOW Adjoining The (H) MATINEE ' Save 35 on these handsome Modern-Tables! In rich aii(]^ has accepted campaign aid > SPOTLIOMT Center: Flored, 12-gore color-flecked flannel, with mofehing conidur belt. Store. No Meter from sources outside Tennessee. — a l s o ------(Ul HOLDIEB'S PARADE Umed Oak with matching Plastic 'Tops . . . mar 324.95 Matching Cornev (9545) DODCIIJIS EDWAMDS B resistant, wear like iroii, have matching grain Ih- Pmrklng In the REMEMBER! 1/3 OR MORE OFF There' are no Republican candl- ' TBE NEHTK Chorcool or brown. Right: Superb multi-colored nubbed twee^, leather-belted. Table ...... 319.9.1 Entire Blerk Ju«t dates for governor and of the two - (91) WORLD OF MB. SWEENEY dlstinguiahable fitim wood! In a wide variety of —Charlie Rugglea styles. Buy them singly, in pairs, or a complete en- .SoHth Of The On T-Shirts, Dress Shirts, Sport Coats, Walking Shorts, Swim Wear, Pa- men listed as GOP candidates for 8 -COLOR CARTOONS- 8 'Grey, ton or bluer mixtureL'By Mory Taylor. _ LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS Store. Senator, one says he will not run .,7:46 ( 541 ) MEWB CAMAT4 M-r John sembie! ( _ junas, Hosiery, Footwear, Robes, Neckwear, Sweaters, Underwear and Cameron Bwayte SHIRTS Hat*, I iiiiii If nominated. Tbat’e Ray Jen­ ------AND — - (M) TV'S TOP TCNEN EACH $ 8 .9 8 kins, who gained national. promi­ (M) iRSlOE-nypesTET EXCLUSIVE WITH US nence aa special counsel In the re­ 6:65 ( 54549 )JU O > j BEBLTON BBr cent Xrmy-McCarthy hearings. A HOWLING COMEDY (til Trr^Sorm KELLER'S I* Jenkins said that by mistake s BLAIR’S SURlMER CLEAllANCE he failed to notify offkdala to puli ------EXTRA------OF MANCHESTER hie name from the ballot and thus, Rober.-t Gregory, Memphti. de­ 3 B^at Entries in “Bike Contest” To Be Selected G. E. WILLIS and SON, Inc. OF SLEEVELESS BLOUSES - SHORTS- clares he should be automatically 'M m :. \ ' V M E N 'S W € A I the. wlfiner! OUHe^a^kNHllNr"l^^te^^IeB|^^^!etert!™w>lte^eer^ PEDAL PUSHERS AND BATHIl| SUITS Three politicians seek Sutton's e i t h \ S ! «S7 MAIN street' • House seat and the State's other age, taleplMae ainber ea a aHp a< paper aa* t«U wWat yew eai N i » J n !-'\ ! M eight Cengreaunqit.. are aftter an­ 4e beat—Mag, Paace. er'Flay aejdiietreweet. t 9 1115 Mft N 14 M , 1-1 ""'''/atmEvii■L TONTOWM FIGHT—H’NHC-TV—CHANNEL * _ " s/

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4^'19M PAGE FIV E PACK FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCHE^R. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, Lappenf Appointed Board Cuts Perry Salary ' X Public Records COIN 1F p t i ^ . Only a Hobby V To Insurance Body f r e e C0|N^ A m tA M A L Warraatee Deeds Over Opposition o f Martin Harry L>. Robbins smd May Holt- L A Y - A - W A Y SAVING EVENT bins to Frank Kantx and Joyce E. John H, Lappen, former aecre- HO^IY SHOPPE tary of the Board of Directors and per. Cm Ici ■■4 OilciraM Reduce Weekly Pay of KanU, property on Stock Place. frequent critic of the town’s in­ Harry H. Oocies to Anna C. surance program, waa appointed derk o f Works to News Tidbits^ Murphy, property at 26 Liitden 8t. to a five-year term on the Insurr John F. Pickles lo Camillo Gam- ante Committee last night over $111,50 from $150 Benjamin Cheney, recomrpehded Colled from AP Wires By JOSEPH A. OWENS bolati, property on Hilliard Street. for the poet by the Mancherier In­ Til* Bo«rd of Dtrecton lk«t nicht Helen's salt and pepper shak­ Franldyn'Bruce Wlilte to Joanna surance Assn., flANOTUNim \ •tadMd th« MUry of James Perry, ers embrace characters from nurs­ F. Haugh and Roy Haugh, proper­ The move maurked the first time Roy Cohn and his diauffeur for­ ty on Helaine Roiad. the association's Hicommendatlpn \ clerk-of-the works, from fUSO a feit SSfi bond at Moiiroe Town ery rhymes to English nobility week to fUl.80 a week. QoltclaliB Deeds has not been follbwed. KEMP'S, Inc. 1 Court for speeding and failure to and Anna's collection Of Toby Lewis Botti and CHarles Bottl Lappen received five votee to t 76S Mala BL—an-«-6W 0 ^ 'Votibnr in favor of the salary ctft ^ v e a driver’s perm it... State Jugs and pitchers have an equal, to Emil Botti, property on BuSh three for Qkeney. Voting for Lap- Board of Labor Relatioiu points to were Dlrectota. Sherwood G. range. HUl Road. pen wero'Directors Shuwood O. BoverSi Mrs. Helen Fltspatrlck, higb degree of suooeoe in settling Bowers;'Helen FiUpatrick, Mat­ cases without resorting to formal The Hendrick’^sisters of Jtock- LieWls BoHi and Emil Botti to Matthew Paton, Everett Kennedy Charles Botti, prappen'a term and Walter ,Mahoney. Directors State Welfare Commissioner mon. Both are well ithown edu­ HU Road. ' JacoB Miller suid Theodore . Fair­ begins Aug. 15. SIGN Howard H ou ston of Meriden cators in the C ity‘ Of Hills and Gbarlee Botti and Eknll Botti, to Duritig his term as a director banks voted against It. Director each refuses to ^twe a backseat liswis Botti, property on Bubh for Barry Flrato abstained. Director ea out OB appointment as U. Lappen tangled with the Insurance Cottons NOW C ‘Ambassador to Paraguay, but to the other whtn it comes to pur­ iHiURoad., Committee over the town’s cover­ Advertising Harold A. Turklngton was absent. suing a ho^bj'. BSarrlage Uoense General Manager Richard Martin still has hopes of landing some age. ED'S SIGN CO. said cuttinc the Salary was- tanta­ other post in South A m erica... "It, started perhaps 10, or may­ Douglas Anderson and Marllynn MireiMi j^eass mount to cutting the salary of any 'Psrenty-three-yeisr.old Ruth Hol­ be 15^5'earB ago. Helen picked Eleanor Mohr, 348 D. Middle Tpke., The blink of f . human eye can ^ n d town employe and asking him to mes of Charlestown. R. I., bums up sT few sets of cute m lt and Aug. 28, South Mrihodist Church. last as long as" half a second. to death as fire destroys 3-room pei>per shakers and I began look­ continue on his lob. X Some members of the BoaiM orig- dwelling in her home-town. ing for decorative milk pitchers. Inally had favored dismissing I guess we have never given any The NEW Season Perry until actual construction gets 1111,250 budget for Civil D^ thought to dropping our search under way cfn some school. At last Other members favored for the knick-knacks,” explains night's meeting, however, Director no decision has been Anna Hendrick. * - Walter Mahoney read a prepared As for the $2,500 ^ r e c t an ob- In a cellar rumpus room which motion calling for. the slash. Iservation post on top of the police is paneled In knotty pine are the hy Jerry Qilden n V iiH» »Cit(a^ Criticbm'* I station, the B aud voted that such fruits of their relentless se«uxh- - X At the. outset of the discussioo on materials ayailable at the new ing. .Two cabinets, several Ja - perry;'Mafun, in remarks obvious- police statioh and the existing post bles and a long counter are filled ly almSd at Director Mahoney, I be inspected and incorporated into i^out at what he termed “ un- the design of the new post, if with china' of all sizes, shapes What will be the looked for SPECIAL EDITION and colors. . - __ criticism” of town employes. I suitable. "Helen counted her salts two dresses promised by Jerry Gilden each month at Martin said it was reported thatlx ^ e Board had earlier voted to second hand bricks were used opjhave a sketch drawn to show what years ago and at that , time she the season progresses. You will love them. They had 1800 sets. Now i^ e m b e r Btrald Photo. the lewer at Memorial Fialalthe tower wUl look like. Anna’s favorites are showRl are fashioned of eotton worsted end are the very •That Is not a fact. 1 don't' see l Director Walter Mahoney said he there are two pieces to each, set bow a req>onaible person could I feltthe Job could Im d

, I • . .y ■ ” ■■ ■ V ■ . . • \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP.xjfANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 ./• PAGE NINE VAOi m x s ! ^ MANCHESTER EVmJING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 as welt as hotels. The EUlota were Edward. Platt. Republican, in next He atressed th’at there already after a roll call favoring recess, and tola ; toduced the nknrgfa in Bolton struck by the contrast in our ten- Demoerats Noyem'bqf’s election. was a candidate from Stamford on that the 'convention p ro b nb 1 y favor of reoeasing to 142-lM. serves $2 cities in Washington, Ore­ X II-III ■pin. > - ‘ . ,-dency to make everything more HarVy P, . Junger of S t^ fo rd the party’s ticket, Edward R. Fay. would reconvene In about two gon and Idaho. Weeks. Germans^Still Find Death Two Bloomings for Price of One Steel Workers. The union is seeking a wage la- compact and the Western expan- Tc(Name Sherii wqs the only 'avowed can^iraate for Jr., who was nominated at laat cregse of 6 to 7 per cent and recog­ G ElVElU L^ ElEiCTRlC ■ n aftenesa. tije post, but this nam^'never did week’s fourth district congression­ The roll call itself provided an nition of the eight hour day. Elliotts Have Returned Canyon Lodge in Yellowstone ia X^ cohiB up in the conyeftUon. al convention to run against Re­ argument. The first count was r pRE^IPTIOIK * In Forgothm^ War Dumps Settle Walkout 'Two other big strikes dragged' r a n g e s — REFRIGERATORS — W A M r A said to be the largest frame struc­ Stamford, Ailg, .4 (jP) —- After a In»ead. Albert,,!! Coles, chair­ publican Albert P. Morano, Jr. • 154-136 favoring adjornmant. But FcABcrmxT ooMPoinnMED< on without sign, of an eariy^break. ture in .the world and houses a heated two-hour aesrion. the Dem­ man of the^iidgeport delegation, Colek Mid that a 'recess would the Danbury delegation’s vote as . Four weeks of negotiating have NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW QVtlUfEAD Long Vacation Trek clock in, its six story lobby that ocratic party’s fotirth district con­ in a motlonRr;'recess, argued that permit the .delegates to study the a ur\it was challenged. The op­ ■» W. M. BiORBACH *takes ^m^Ila. mines and bombs AtReynolds G>. brought abo'ut no visible progress OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY,.Std'5 Elliott estimated to be 35 - feet vention recessed last night for the party wburdi.be best served if situation. /' ponents contended that only those UrtiNir Drag Slarai i JUP Stnm iastm m apart. Thfrv^the la controlled by across. Mrs. Elliott, no mean some two weeks without deciding a candidate from outside Stam- Permanent Chairman . William delegates from Daabury^who'Were a technician wtio sits In a concrete in toe wage dlepute between the ALL DAY SUNDAY R Bolton. Aug. 4 (Special)—Vaca-»at the tlmbertlne. They stayed Boon, Ocrmany—NUm ycftn af­ (OonUaued trom Page Om ) CIO Ifnitod Rubber Workers and walker herself, reports that ex­ on a candidate to oppose Sheriff ' ford named. P. Murphy, Jr., of Darien said, present were entitled to a vote ter tte war, auddcn death atill bunker about yards from the Big Trade-In AOowances—NG Cash Down tion. news this past week indicates overnight at Paradise Inn which ploring the landscaping at the robot lathe. . toe stri'.ck Goodyear Tire and Rub­ was entered through a tunnel of larks In Wast Oermany In the form Officials of the tmion have been ber Co., in Akron. Ohio. Although that local residents are concen­ ice, cut into a huge snowdrift . . . vast resort hotels visited in Can­ or Mddan land mines, forgotten A stream' of watSfr_ cools the authorised to call a strike of a Goodyear has been struck, other ) trating on seeing America first. ada was impbaaible to do a t hand ammunition dumps, dud bombs ^bombs while they are c ^ ^ o make this on July 25. because of the distances involved. and other high explosives left on j explosions through heat^impos- union-estimated 100,00 members in members of the industry’s ' "big BRUNNER'S Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Elliott re­ , Take Boat to Victoria 60-odd of the company’s plants, four" are involved in wage discus­ Aeroaa From Oarrlty'sr'Next To VittBor's turned Monday from a 15 day tour Aftor touring the harbor of Riding through Wisconsin on the the battleflelda of World War i l . : sible. An automatic steel saw'«iits sion with toe union-. They are B. Milwaukee Line’s crack "Morning Almoet 1,000 persons have been i open the mantle of the shell whiciv but' no deadline has been an­ BOCKVILLE ROAD, T/^ilbOTTVILLE—Ba-»-S161 . of the (Canadian. Rockies* and Seattfe, the party took a day boat nounced. The union’s contract ex­ F. Goodrich Co., the U. S. Rtibber Pacific Northwest. to Victoria, B.C. which the Elliott’s Hiawatha" on tjie trip from Min­ kniad or severely hurt throughout IS then taken to a.steel press and Co. and Firestone Tire and'Rubber neapolis and St. Paul to Chicago, ripped apart. pired. Jupe 1. Mr, and Mrs. John Van Zander describe as "the rose garden of the Western Germany since the end Among the union’s demands is a Co. ■ } ■7 “ and son Allan returned e week ago the iambus resort Wisconsin Dellii a t the war German officials esti­ The press is likewise auto­ The imibn wants pay increases world." Even the street lights fea­ was puinted out to the group. The matically pteered and controlled. general increase in wages, which toom a trip-through much of the ture hanging pots of iSowers which vate. now average $1.88 an hour. A com­ of 7t4 cents over toe present $3.08 same area and Mr. end Mrs. site immediately brought thoughts m the biggest West German From there the bonibs are taken average hourly rate. are watered eve^ evening by spe­ of Bolton to the minds of the El­ to the burning ground where the pany offer of about five cents an Stanley Nichols of South Road left cial truck. State, North Rhlne-Westphalla, hour increase has been rejected by In Portland, Ore., CIO workers Saturday for a -six week tour of liotts since it was one of the the district government of Dues- powder is burned out of them. and the Pacific Northwest Fir In­ It was In this qisaint city that points visited by Mr. and Mrs. seldorf alorvs has lost 30 men of During the last 12 months, de­ the union as “Inadequate^" the West. They will drive toe they were able to aee a rehearsal Meanwhile, American Airlines dustry failed again yesterday to northern route bn the trip to the of naval peraonnel in "trooping of Keeney Hutchinson and Mr. and Its 60-man mine clearing squad molition and mine clearing squads filed a $1,350,000 breach of con settle a seven weeks old strike coast and returii by toe southern Mrs. Anthony Meneggia on a va­ alnee 1947. Nine were killed and have collected from the Duessel- over v/iges. The union wants thf the colora" andA 21 gup salute, all tract suit yesterday -against Us route. The Nichols will include In In anticipation of the arrival of the cation trip last summer. 31 crippled for life. dorf district more than 1,000 striking pilots' union, but tbe $1.87H hourly rate boosted by ' their trip a two week visit with The Elliotts are- anticipating the y Many of the explosions occurred bombs, 44,500 artillery shells. 1,000 12>A cenU. Duke of Edinburgh. union gave no sign of backing their daughter and he" familv. A night boat took the party on development of several rolls of While the mines or bombs were bazookas, SOO land mines of all down. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Dickerman colbr film which they took of high­ being Mused and taken apart. kinds, nine tons of small arms am­ NOTHING STOPS TRAFFIC the 81 mile trip to'Vancouver from. lights of the trip; They hope fop, munition. .1,300 handTgrenqdes and Ask Million For Loss ROMANTIC MaODIES ^ Montovonl and O rd i. and three children of San Diego. where they went on into the To lessen the danger of tifiex- The suit, filed in New York Fed­ Greenville, S. C. (Jf) — A naked The Elliotts flew to Cihlcagd on enough auccess to enable them/to pected explosions while the bombs 4,000 ignition bombs. 2-year-oId boy pranced into a busy • X HI-FIDELITY ~ LONDON 979 Canadian Rockies where one of enjoy long hours reminiscing on It wih be another five' years,' eral Court, asked one million dol­ Hear''Music Before and After the Show At the Manchester July 18 where they joined an the first stops was Emerald Lake are being dismantled, technicians lars for loss of revenue resulting street. Traffic stopped until a Boy carorted tour with 42 members in the .trip as they show the- slides of the Xluesseldorf district govern­ German’ officials -estimate, before Scout ushered the youngster beck Drtoie-Ia Theatre. on. the Continental Divide. As they to friends. ' all of West Germany is cleared from the four-day grounding of the psrty. Both are partial to this changed from train to motor coach ment have constructed a robot the company’s,fleet and a quarter to the safety o" fie c >■ \ type of tour as trouble free and More Vacation NeWs turalitg lathe which automatically from mines, bombs and shells. 'fhe little fellow repeated the guaranteeing the -maximum in at Field, they found their shivering Linda arid Tex Caroenter are va­ of a million -for the union’s influ- drivers! teeth chattering, hazard­ ence''ton striking pilots. peno.T.iihce. \vhen poi..e a..lv,.<..; aightseeing oppor.unity.' cationing at Pinnacle Springs Dude however, the toddler had dlskp- P otterton's As for toe sightseeing, they ing tlie opinion that it "certainly Ranch in Chcstertlbld, N. H., where The action was brought against 130 CENTER ST.—(Corner of Church) was freezing” and yet'when they Here Is your opportunity to do your Christmas sloping early Giiided Missile the AFL Airline Pilots Assn., pcai;ed up the steps to the second/ find the seenjry in the mountains they are the. house gue.sts of the and save. Shown below are only a few of the many real values So They Say Clarence Sayen, umon president: floor apartment where he lives./ indescribable qnd breathtaking in reached the Chalet, the profusion ranch owners; Mr. and Mrs. Henry to'be found at SHOOK JEWELER.S during this Mid-Summer more, than one way. The high of fioWera in bloom in the window Hellers. • J. J. O’Connell, chairman'of its boxea w’aa unbclleveable. Mrs. .Virginia Carpenter who CJearanre. ' X" Battalion to C^t American Airlines division and C. hltitvdeii made' even the most llie Most Brilliant I will not be a party to any N.iDaudt, New York chairman of ordinary walking and physical ef* Lake Louise and its Immense spent Sunday with her son and , Quantities are limited, so shop early fo^the best selections. 1/4 carat. An arUatla fort noticeably more difficult for chateau were their next atop and daughter,report they are especially treaty (In Indochina) that makes Herald Photo the iinion. bridal set of exoeptote- Duty in Europe anyb^y a slave; now that is all Hard to believe? But it's true, In another airline dispute, nego- the two Connecticut natives.- here they went swimming in a enjoying the horseback riding and All merchandise may be purchased SHOOK JEWELERS' 'there is to it. —from Curley’syOreenhousc and Uatore in Mattie reported progress Vlslt Yellowatone Park heated outdoor pool, with the swimming at Lake Spofford. easy budget plan—free from extra cost. ' al beauty. Earli 14k says Aileen Weinstein, 'daughter NuUsery )n Eapt Hartford. Pretty Trav 'ing by Pullman, motor glacier-covered mountains sur­ Mrs. Mark B. Carpenter of He­ —President Elsenhpwer. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weinslein, in efforts to avert a strike of the gold ring has 8 dn»r iron Fogs One) soon the trpCs began to bloom. AFL Agents Akan. emi>Ioyed by coach and boat on the 5,200 mile rounding them. Mrs. Eilliott cortt- bron Ro$d has returned after a tiing diamonds. Reg. of 28 Flint St., as she holds dated Then came-'a spell of frost and a tour they spent three days at Yel­ ments it was difficult to believe a.s three week visit with her mother, PjPeOMnETEf _ LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? XI The American people want no West Coast Airline^ The company IT’S M U-M U IN K Mrs. D. Kingsley Birdsall of Wil­ $193.00. SPECIAL.— Miliar assignment there of five appeasement of Communists. The card to prove that this apple tree hail storm a month Jatcr. The X . - - lowstone National Park where one stood on the poppy covered .— - ^ "EAZI-SERV" blossom^ in August. trees or so he thought. they atayed at the Grand Canyon terraces of the Chateau/that ail ton. She reports one of the high­ its at at the Amy's 280 mm American people ..will refuse to lights of her visit was the Canter­ atfloile 'cannon. Each A-gun bat- support toe tlhited Nations if Red Her father is new to the business "The two apple trees were cov­ H it and Old Faithful Inn. Sight- the ice and snow oh tho'surround- Beverage Set of apple tree growing. In fact, he ered with brown, rotten blossoms,', X aeeing in toe two million acre pa)*k ing mountains was real and about bury Fair of ihe Wilton Episcopal ^ 1 0 0 1 $ 1 4 7 B taUoa eontaias six of the big Oiina becomes a member. says he's a novice at the wholp Church. . •7 Hcindsomr wrought iron hcldrr 12 . long he said. "They looked dead to me' Included Yellowstone Falls, Grand —Senate Minority Leader Lyn­ 500 feet thick. : • 6 11'. ounce gla\\e$ with G.een ond Write weapons. don Johnson. business of farming, having been and. I was ready to go back to , Canyon, the many geysers, paint On the way to Banff, they pass­ brought up in the city. Curley’s and get them replaced.' pots, mammoth Hot Springs, Yel­ Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ polko tiot dcviqn -- lb s TOorporal" missile is about ed Mt. Elsenhower, named while ton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph J threa fact in diameter and from The possibilities of the (Italian) But jvhen an apple tree he plant­ . But last month when Harry lowstone Lake and. Fishing Bridge. the President was SHAEF com­ ed last March blossomedagain looked at one of the trees he 3-TRANSISraR While in Portland. Oregon they D’ltails, telephone Mitchell S-554S. 30 to 00 feet long. Its exact range govemmecit controlling its oWn mander and which Ike has never Prices X has-not been disclosed but the internal difficulties are much bet­ the other day, Harry begSn speak­ noticed it had new buds. And It visited the Sanctuary of Our Sor­ seen. However, he is reported to Army has stated that it can strike ter than they were a year ago. ing . with farmers abput it. “I’ve bloomed four days ago. The tree rowful Mother, an impressive have said when shown a picture of * i carat. 2 side dia­ 1 caraL S dtamood selected military targets deep in -M rs- Clare Roothe Luce, C. 8.- talked to farmers a ^ n d here.” he that made the comeback has pro­ shrine bqakting a beautiful rose the mountain that he and the Good Hoolth Thought monds enhance the bridal set »f sparkUng says, "and they^ever heard of duced two apples. One of them garden where or^sn miisic fills the mountain had something in com- beauty and .. brilliance anamy areas regardless of weatlier Ambassador to Italy. fell off the other day, Harry re­ R oysri-r* beauty In 14k golA cr TlslbUity conditions. trees bloomlngXhls time of the air supplied by ..an amplifying Sys­ m'On, they were both bald. of the center diamond. We will respect the internal af­ year, or twice-m the same year, for ports, but . there's still a big one tem hidden In the surrounding Inspected By C’ustoma Men 5 diamonds glotv In the Reg. $495.00. Tha guided missile batthUon has that mattqiv’ left on the tree. rocks. They also saw the large -wedding band. Reg. SPECIAL— U1 officers and men. I* is their fairs of the Central American Mrs. Weinstein said her husband HEARING AID Aa they left Banff >aftep their CHECK countries and we will follow an Here’s, the way the whole thing ' Shriners Hospital for' children in stay at Banff Springs Hotel and $295.00. '.SPECIAL— Job to get the missile onto the happened: In March' he bought is "watching the tree, as if it was ★ Operates for only iS4 ■ - that city and Mount Hood launcher and then to direct its inter-American policy. Our gov­ eight trees—Including three apple a baby." month ioMesd of IH to 30^ neared tha border. U. S. and Can­ flight 1^ electronic rieans. ernment will maintain diplomatic a dsr for eld-type veeuw ' A Columbia River Highway adian customs officera boarded the 'OUR HEAR IN $ 4 4 7 J 0 relations with those countries tubeaidtl sightseeing drive provided many train to clear the pas.sengera for $ 2 4 7 JM The A m y said the dispatch of that sustain the same principle^ $25,(M)0. The .town will negotiate the battalion to Berope, “is tiart Life-like sound, trust and memorable sights at Crown Point re-entry into the United States. we believe'in. ' , . / for the purchase of the additional ★ dealer than tvsr! and Bonneville Dam where the Everyone of them got off the train TODAY AT • of a long range plan to firovide —President Caflos Annas of Directors Buy parcel. tha moat modem efftotive weapons ‘Ihe Mr "A” batiar* lasts a climbing the fish ladders and walked across the border, OPEN AN ACCOUNT—TERMS ARRANGEO^TAKE A YEAR TO PAY Guatemala’s ruling Junta. The $30,000 for the gravel bank ★ fiiil month . . . n ^ B ” btl- X. w-ere quite a spectacle. Needless to marked only by a sign. for toe defenje of the free world.” and the cost of the stone' crusher, Personal Hearing Service Production e t th e "Corporal" Hale Property tery...fm»erbattstychssipsil say, dinner at Multnomah Falls The broad expanses of ripening^ The principles of the Christian if that is purchased, would come -- featured aalmon steak. wheat in the Dakotas'only em­ 808 Klaln Street. has been undj^m y for some time from the capital improvements Re­ - h r $ 1 2 3 / and as oprly us last April toe religion and, indeed. *of good gov*- LARGE SELECTION OF At Tacoma, the tour visited phasized the expanslvenes.s of Telephone MI-9-6281 ernment everjrwhere, require . the serve fund. Ossicm iten juwmrr.aisirai imcrm Mount/Rainier and Paradise Valley everything they had seen, scenery Manrhester, Connecticut STERING ON CRYSTAL Army paid it was being delivered observance of equality in huroan Purchase Gravel Bank A enpM by Ikr CoMdl en Pkydcal ROYS' SOCKS , to t e t e amu. It is produced by M«dtctn»ind «dubflilMlon cf relations. . FIRE TRUCKS ROLL ON ths A— tri^ rdkil aweclitleo Um gvaatone Tiro and .Rubber For $30;000; Martin Cedar Rapids. Iowa <-T)—The hy^GttflUtn Bros, Inc- —Ethiopian Emperor BaUe ' Onlefs nwd be WNd CAKE PLATE and Selassie. ” > Suggests Land Buy city council here voted to -junk two i> erdtr reedredl 39c 50c a Pair 35-yesu--ol«! fire trucks. However N REG. $9.00 FAIE GAME! Reinforced nylon heel antf toe or nylon It is astonishing how the world The Board of Directors last the council received so many of SPECIAL Gagatown. Mich. VP)' Lae Rus- changes and politics never does. fers to buy the trucks they will throughout. ' scO want hunting. Ris bag In- —N. Y. Governor Dewey. night voted to buy the 50-acre C. be put up for auction. eludsd a hew gas stove. I am'net a gentleman. I am the L. Hale gravel, bank off Tolland ' RussaU found a balloon with a representative of the Soviet Union. Turnpike last night for 330,0*00. ' STRANGE ANIMAL car^ attached, explaining it was —^Bussian. UN delegate Seymon General Manager Richard Mari One of'the strangest of all anl I^ H in n s DICKIE DUNGAREES / V $7.50 one of many released in St. Louis, Tsarapkln. tin recommended the purchaic mnis is the bat. Partaking In its SAVE Ma,'M an edvartlsing stunt. The principally for use of the gravel, pawer of flight Bome of the habits balloon that traveled farthest What’s toe use of trying to kid which James H. Sheekey, town en­ of birds, It is A true mammal and Regular fiizen $ 2.9 5 X WITH A GOOD would b rin g ^ new gas stove' to o u r s e lv e s —they’re (N«w "York gineer, estimated would cost the cannot be .regaided as a .connect­ BIRTHSTO^'E toe flnder.TPUissell, who lives in Yankees) still the tougliest bitters town $33,000 to buy at the present ing 'ink between the two Wni: X the MteMgan Thumb between .to pitch to and the tougest team to rate. Sheekey said last night, how­ doms. y Husky Sizes $3.9 5 Saginaw A f and I ^ e Huron, beat. ever. it would take a long time for RINGS won. —Indian pitoher Hal Newhouser. toe town to use it. REDUCED 4T: Sheekey told the Board tha% the SALES RESISTANCE! USED SEWIItG HIEHIIE I expect Democrats to win the purchase of the bank and a atone u ttta Rock, Ark. (ff>) — A Uttle majority of House scats, and there crusher in connection with it would Rock funeral dltoctor says toe are good prospects for winning be self-liquidating in four years if public doesn't understand that ' a control of the Senate. half the price of the property were major problem of-a mortlciaa's —Adlai Stevenson. considered payment for the gravel LUCKY LADY LAUNDERETTEl burinass -la- that- he can c r^ te a B MAPLE ST. (Mala and Maple, Opposite Flnast) RUBIER 40% and the other half for the other demand for his ssrviccs. You could go on with this thing purposes to which the land might MI^h-8212—MANCHESTER RAINCOATS "Ws can’t put on a big sclling (Army-Mc(?artoy hearings) for 20 be put after gravel removal. / campaign,” said Paul T. Griffin in years and not get the whole- truth, When asked for a price last With Helmet a qiseeb. "We just stay open 24 the last little kerne] and scintilla night on the, home located on the hours a day to help - those who of evidence. property and the land which goes Yellow, ' C d need ua** —Sen. KaH Mundt (R-S D). with the home, C. L. Hale, said SELF SERyiCE - OR DO IT Black, Green. NO HANDLING CHARGES (Except Sat. 10c) lM i$3 SiitnfyfS$ lOWmCiPi ^ •i-Ki X- X / SAVE YOUR WELL WATER! T-' / WE PICK UP MONDAYS s e MS (UN"nL NOON) JR. b6 y s ' AND DELIVER SAME EVENING ^ C K S “77 MAIN STREET , / - y ^ MANCHESTER MAIN STREET CRHOUSE&SON i.— J - II — I a-—-." — . PHONE Mltchdl 3.B88I , , / MANCHESTER BASEMENT B32 MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER ■ ( 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL,.MI.9.52t4 W E GIVE dMTGREErf STAMPS _ilki ____ =...ju_jiiLv ^ ‘ '------— ------Hr v \ T V' i ■'V

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to vacation pay filed unemploy­ by Ormand West Jr.'s vigorous and Oaeiga N. Brigham, adjutant; fit from this provision if-you take WOTB—1410 Increase in Claims ment daima. according to a weekly Musical Program authoritative playing of the Ad- R ockville-V ernon Jerome Remkiewici, trustee; Rob­ Soni^ Parents Get the standard, automatic deduction W ^ T ~ 0 1 0 report issued by the Employment dinsell'^ classic, "Warsaw JCon- ert Ducharme, aergaant at arms; Local Stocks ot 10 per cent of your income of­ WDBO-UM Da^ly Radio Follows Shutdowns Security Division of the state La­ Given for Rotary cetlo." , f SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Frank Sitrakowski, hlatorian; smd New Tax Bill Aid fered to most taxpayers. TERMS *SLCW «*9'V,^ h.,w w n o —1000 bor Dept. AUGUST 5 THROUGH AUGUST 14 , Robert J. Pigeon, service oOicer. The provision applies to expenses Initial claims rose to 8,004 with In .Uie days of sailing ships, tjie Development Commission - Seek Again in this calendar year, which VacAtUm shutdowiu accounted vacation claims making up 4,220 Local Rolariana were, enter­ frigate took the’part in naval ma­ Franklin O. Wellaa and Laitber tram Page Oee) started Jan. l._ You can deduct AMESITE DRIVES Xba loUowinf prosrsm •chMferiM^l ‘ whav—supn*r 8«r*n«da for a jump in unemployemcnt of ths total as compared to 7,HB tained last night at their regular neuvers now taken by cruisers. DRESSES SKIRTS and BLOUSES A. White. RepubUean Repreaanta- them In your income tax return « • H V fiM Iqr Um radio maiuc*- WCCC—Good EvtnliiB. Good Miute claims in Mancheater for the week (vacation 2,056) ..for the previous weekly meeting by a musical pro­ |2 _ $ 3 — $5 2 For $3.00 Hit by Ribicoff in Sp^ch Uvea from Vernon la the last Gen­ for care of children under 12. while due next April IS. No Money Down • 36 Months; WKNB—Evening Serenade ending July 31. according to the week. There wer* 1,436 cistme for eral Aasembly hava annoueed to­ they were at work. .So if you qualify, you might jaents u d «ra lubjoct to cbango w n c —Newa ot the. World gram presented by four piano TOPPERS—$9.00 ' ' ' to Pay • Pavinr • Driveways' WDRC—Peter Und Hayea local office of the Connecticut La­ part-time unemployment which are SUMMER SUITS — $7.00 day they are seeking rehomina- Hrat National Bank And a Ilttte-noted provision per­ want to start now keeping a re­ wlthoot aottoo. WGTH—Gabriel Heauer bor Department. students of Frederic Wemer at the One Lot Rockville, Aug. 4—(Speciail)—^vacation trade waa one mean* oif of Manchaatar .... mits the same deduction not only • PsrkinE Areas included In the to tals.^ Democratic candidate for gover­ helping diveraify the state'a econ­ tlon in the coming eleetion. cord of your, deductible expenses. t»8*- The number of claima almost Manchester Country Club. CHILDREN’S Wellea ie currently serving his Rartferd National for children, but also for any de­ You can't deduct child-care ex­ *‘?telY-WO Polta Hop WHAY—Newe: Supper Serened* doubled from the previous week Bridgeport continued to lead the BARLOW’S TV CHILDREN’S DRESSES nor A. A. Ribicoff repeated hi* de­ omy. "For the well )>eing of the Bank and Trust . MANCHESTER WOOC—Booord IUVu«_, _ WCCC—Good Evening. Good Music. state with 6.008 cffiltRS followed Paul C h e t e I a t represented COATS, Etc. fourth term as a selectman and pendent who is'mentally or physi­ penses if they are paid to your V H ending: July 24. totaling 706 aa $2.00— 1-14 mand to have the- State promote atate w8 muat continue to invite Cohn. Bank and WU4B^«d Box Whit* Box WKNB—Evening Serenade by Hartford with 5.010. Waterbury Mr. Wemer and introduced the SAleES and SERVICE $7.00 ia a. member of the High School cally incapable of caring for him­ own dependents. And, nf course, MltclMR>S224 imO^Backstxs* WUo WTIC—One Han’s ITamUy compared to 344 for the prdvloue students. William Turkington ini­ , ita touriat trade in Ma a p ^ h yea- large Industry and amall buslneasea Planning Board. He is a past Trust Co...... self. WDRC—C. Collingwood week. Initial claims totaling 205 as with 5.638 and Hew Haven with 300 Yards—FABRICS ' 80 Bundles REMNANTS terday noon before the local Ro­ to eatabliah here. We must also Manchester Trust . you can't deduct baby-sitter ex­ WGTH—Rod'S^^vi’Whit* Box WGTH—In the Mood 4,753. Next were New Britain with tiated the program with the play­ RCA.— londix member of the High School Fact That means an actual tax cut of penses 'W hile you are out frolick* compared to only 54 for the week 88c Yard $1— $2—$3 tary Club. invite people to visit our beachea' Fire $120 for those In the lowest. 20 per For Hi* lo st in Drhrtway Consfiwetion—CoR 8;*0- 3.348, Meriden with 2,800 and Bris­ ing of 'Tam O'Shanter” b.v War­ Admiral —> Motorola The Democratic nominee said, Finding Committe* and the'School ing. ‘ WHAY—News; Supper Serenade ending. July 24 Indicate that many ren. Then followed Gall I^ovoat .. • a and our lakea. Wa hava an agency Building CommlEteo in Dobeon- Aetna Fire .. 6 70 cent tax bracket, a bigger saving WTIC—New* Game hew spells of unemployment or tol w ith 2,411. "The Development (Commission created by law to do this job. It in higher brackets. The theory is to permit a deduc­ WKNB—Rad Box va White Box WDRC—PBl—Peace and War playing "The Butterfly" 'by La ville. HarUord Fire !l7S 180 tion for expenses you muat incur, w n o —BtoUx Doltas paylesa vacation periods., Tubes, Antennas and MANY OTHER RARGAINS^ waa eatablisiyra to encourage the is time we gflve it the funds and National Fire .103 108 This Is how you can qualify un­ WGTH-Squad Room BOTTLE ntOVBLE Valla. Donna LaVlsta, a singer as expanaton of Connecticut busineaa The paat term In the. General to make a living—Just as regular THQMAS COLLH iM)NST. CQ. WDHO-R*eord Shop ^ 8:18— Claims for unemployment bene- Supplies the support to promote Connecti­ Assembly was his first and it Phoenix...... 128 133 der the child cate provision: WOTH—Red Sox T* White Box WHAY—Newt; Supper Serened* Ats in the state rose to 46.324 last Fort Lee, Va. OP)— / linilk truck well as a pianist and familiar to But the Development Commission cut's role as a vacatlonland," he If you file your return aa a business expenses are deductible. WTIC—Newe Game made a rapid swing around the Manchester audiences in both ca­ proved to be an active one for Ufe and IndesMlty to*- Oee. WDRC—TBl—Peace and War week from 45,453 during the pre­ 1989 Tolland Tpk. Buckland has not been permitted to do ita concluded . Aetna Lift ...... single head of a household - - a *'vJhAY—810 PoUtx Hop vious week. Included In last week's traffic circle In front 6f Fort pacities. displayed a delightful in- (XEAR PONY RIDES) THE COVENTRY SHOPPE job. It has bMn denied fund* to him. He was a member of fhe 152 157 WCCO—Record Review .. . WGTH—Squad Room widow, widower, divorced or sepa­ L ^ 's guest house. Two hours terpfietive tecimique in her rendi­ advertise the recreational oppor- Vote To AM 8ekeol (Committee on Agriculture and' Aetna Casualty ... .168 176 WKNB—Red Sox v* White Sox 8:88- totals' were 0.628 claims due to DEPOT R o a d C o v e n t r y At yesterday's meeting the club Conn. Gen...... 375 300 rated person—you can claim the w n o —Wldder Brown WHAY—Going Forward vacation shutdowns by factories In laiter he was itill picking up bits tion of "Ritual Fire Dance" by De Tel. MI-3-5095 tunitiea of the dtate.” the Public BuHdinga and Grounds 8600 deduction regardless of your WDRQ—Record Shop WTIC-Spend A Million Falla. The program was concluded voted to establish a Rotary Book Committee plus several sub groups. Hartford Steam ^1 , . 75 M) WGTS—Red 8o* ve White Box WDRC—iu t Precinct which’those employes not entitled of 500 empty bottlei.. Ha added, "In the past four Income if you meet the ether con­ WGTH—The Lone Ranger years we have Teen our New Eng­ shelf at the Rockville High School White, a local buainees man, Traveiers ...... 1480 1520 l:tf— consisting of Reference Books. ditions. WHAT—810 Folkn Hop :48— land neighbors spend thousands of made hla first appearance in poli­ PnbMe Ctmtiaa And if you are a working wife, WCCC-Bccoid Revl^ WHAY-rGolng Forward dollars on recreational promotion. Next week's meeting of the Ro­ tics with his election to the As- Conn, rjght Power 171J, 10 WKNB—Red Sox ve White Box WTIC—^n d A Million tary will )>e-held at the home of aembly^ During his term he served you can still qualify if >our hus­ WTIC—The Women WDRC—Zlst Preclnot In the same period we have seen Conn. Power 44>i 46'i band is incapacitated. 8rt)BJ)RO—ReconI - ~ Shop WGTH—The Lone Ranger our own atate abandon this wise Harry Llebman in Ellington, rain on the Liquor Control Oimmltte*. Hart fo r' OTec. . 57'i . You also can benefit if you'’file WOTH—Red Box ve Whit* Box investment. Today we spend ab­ or shine; and if the weather is Special Town Mooting Uated Hartford Gas 0>. . STH 40H aa a married couple, where both ‘WHAY—New*; Night Watch pleanant it will .be held out of So. New England *'wHAT—Weetera Cerevea WTIC—The Beat ot Groucho . solutely nothing to atimulate tour­ The Board of Selectmen In Ver­ husband and,wife work and file a WCCO—Record Review WDRC—Crime Pbotographer ist trade in (JonnecUcut.” doors starting at 6 p.m. non have called a special town Tel...... 35 - 40 joint return. If your combined In­ WKNB-Red Sox re White Sox WGTH—News; Dealgn for Dancing Special Town Meeting meeting for Tuesday evening for Mannfactorhig O onpu^ wnC—Juet Plela BSl 8:U — Large Retunia come ia 84,500 or below, you can WDRC—New* , WHAT—News;-Night Watch Calling this move "penny wise Three new roads were voted ac­ the purpose of voting authorisa­ Allied T herm al...... 40 deduct the full 8600. Your deduc­ WGTH—Red Sox ^e Whit* Box w n c —The BMt ot Groucho and pound foolish," Ribicoff noted, ceptance at 'a special town meet­ tion to register the town for feder­ Am. Hardware ...... 13 tion is reduced by the amount of WDRC—Crime Photographer i I lijAiii i:U— WGTH—News; Design for Dancing ‘- ft "every dollar (Connecticut invests ing held last evening. al government funds, available to Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 44 your incoma above 84.500. WHAT—Weetern Cerevea' 8 : 8»- In vacation promotion bringa in The roads are Echo Drive, Max­ towns where a large portion of the Asso. Spring ...... Thus. If your Income is $4,800. WCCO—Record Review WHAY—New*; Night Watch r ^ over 370 in return. It ia a poor well Drive, and Worcester Road. pupils' parents ark. employed by Bristol Brass ...... you can deduct only 8300. But if WKNB—Red Sox v* White Sox WTIC—Theater Royal (Jhency Bros...... WTIC—U>r*nxo Jonee WDRC—Jack Carson ■' 1 economy to throw away such a A resolution was presented that concerns doing work oh govern­ your bicbme is 16.100 or more, you WDRC—Record Shop__ WGTH—Family Theater wise investment." The principal the tlr/ee new roads be accepted ment contracts. Collins ...... are not entHled to any deduction. WGTH—Red Sox ve Whit* Box 8;t8— ' . .• ■ ■ ■* beneficiaries of Connecticut's Em-Hart ...... One very important point to re- •:I8— WHAY—News; Night Watch with the provision that the devel­ WHAT—HeU ot Recorde w n c—Theater Royal through-ways will be Connecti­ oper furnish' a $500 bond that All Tolland and Vernon newa Fafnir Bearing ___ meml)er—if you claim this deduc­ WCCO-Rccord Review ' WDRC—Jack Canon cut's neighbors, he warned, unless the roads be completed in accord­ Items are now handled threugh Landera, Frary, Clk. tion, you must itemige .your de­ WKNB-Newe: Spoila , WerM-Family Theater N. B. Mach. Co. .. . w nc—Trent Pax* TerreU the State encourages tourlata to ance with the provisions as speci­ The Manckester Evening Herald pendent-cars expenses and an your WDRO—Memerr lAa* **8^Y —Newa; Night Watch vacation here." fied by the town before it is ac­ Rockville bureau located a t Ona North and Judd.... other deductions. You can't bene­ WGlH-SUver Eecl* w n c —McGse an d Molly The Hartford attorney charged cepted. Market St., telephone Roekvine misscll Mfg...... •:IS— WDRC—Mr. Keen 5-SlSA Stanley Worka ...... what—Hel) o( Record* WGTH—Frank Edwards that only three atatea. including Ribicoff to Speak Terry Steam ...... WCCO—Record Review 18:18— Connecticut, -did no.j»craat]hnal WIOIB—Beeeball Requeft lletine* WHAY—New*; Night Watch Former Congreasman Abraham Advertisement— Torrington ...... ^ w nc—Pare to Memr WTIC— Heart of New* advertising. cannot understand A. Ribicoff, Democratic candidate U. S. Envelope com. WDRC—KaaM]^ TUtoa wDRC—Moods for Romance why (Connecticut, which ia so for governor will be the principal Shop Hale's and House’s~—Man- U. 8. Envelope pfd. WGTH-SUver Bail* WGTH-Night Hoods blesMd by location and natural speaker at the picnic of the Young chestM-'s leading stores. (3all En­ • d » - 18:88— -'i: Veeder-Root...... WHAY—New* WHAY—Nits Watch AIR. assets, should not be i>ermltted to Democratic Clubs of Rockville, terprise 1405. WCCO—Good Evenlnx, Good Huilc WTIC—Keep to the Capitol capitalise on Its tourist attrac­ Ellington and Somers to be held The above quouttona ai« not te RiRConDiTioninc WKNB—New*; Sport* WDRC-:-Moodt for Romanace CONDITIONED ^ tions. he eoaetrued ae actual naarketa. Ds aero am onuinc this evening at Henry Park start­ WnCr-New* WGTH—Sounding Board "Connecticut ta a natural vaca­ WDRO—Newe U:48— ing at 6. He is expected to Deaths Last Night HELD responsible wTfl, POUlKflFW^ TRMUmifiSION WOTH—New* WHAY—Newa; Nile Watch tion land, and as a result about speak about 7:30 p. m. and anyone w n c —Keep to the Capitol 350,000,000 ia spent here annually Norwich, Aug. 4 (P)—O roner • :U—WHAT—Sporta; Supper Serenade WDRC—Mooda for Romanace Interested who cannot attend the WCOC—Good Evenlu Good Hueie WGTH—Sounding Board by vacationers. This is big busi­ picnic is invited to come at that By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Edward G. McKay 'haa held Ed­ WKNB-^teqaeet lleflae* 11:88— ness. More than a third of our Paris —Gabrielle Cjolette, 81, ward L. Kern Of Cleveland, Ohio,, WILLIAMS wno—BbricUr Sporta WHAY—Newt; Night Watch towns depend upon this summer time. Local candidates arc ex­ one oif the most famous of mod­ criminally responsible for the auto WDRC—Radio Aimanao w n c—New* pected, to be present and a loud aiL SERVICE ROY MOTORS, Inc. WOTH—Patteraon WDRO—New* business for much of their reve­ ern PVench novelists and a mem­ crash death of Melvin P. Bonn- WGTH-Newa Our annual sale of sales and this year... greater than ever! EVERYTHING, yes EVERY­ nue." 1 speaker will be Installed in order settep, 24, of West Bend, Iowa. 341 BROAD STREET that there will be no diffictilty in ber of the Aesdemie Goncourt. 241 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ‘ ‘i^T-Supper SerenadeSereaa ' U:1S— Noting that much of the textile Died Tuesday. McKay said Kern, the driver, wes TEL. MI-9-4548 WCCO—Good Eveniax (Good Kuflc WHAY—Night Watch TH IN G in our Gift Departmelit reduced during this spi^ial sales event. In addition — hun­ industry haia moved south, Ribi­ hearing the apeechea. Nicholas speeding when the crash occurred WKNB—RequeetTKNB—Reoueet Matinee w n c —News of World Pawluk and Mrs Mary Pfau are Chicago— Paul E. Jacoby, 57, w^O—X. no—B. Cota GleeI__ Club _ WDRC—Rsullo Almanac coff cautioned, "We must not let foreign news editor of the Chicago on A sharp curve here April 3. WDRO—O. Lombardo WGTH—SporU Report dreds of specials in other departments throughout the sTore. All soles final... No layaways. our vacation trade be lured, ndrth. co-chairmen in charge of the out' Both men were ,stationed at the WOTH—BiU Bum 11:88— ing and program. Tribune. Died Tuesday. U. S. Submarine Base at Groton. •:U— WHAY-NIght Watch Look in any national magaxine or WHlcT—Supper Serenade w n c—SUrllght Serenade newspaper and you will see ads l,eglon Elects Officers Lincoln, Neb. r - Bess Streeter Bonnsetter was a passenger in the WCCO—Good Eveninc Good Xuiio WDRC—Night Owl for our New England, neighbors. The final meeting of the fiscal Aldrich, 73, novelist and short car. WKNB—H. O'Connel U:48— story writer.'Died Tuesday. w no-< Star Extra WHAY—Night Watch But you woq’t see Connecticut year for American Legion Post No. WDRC—Lowell Thomaa wno—S t^ g h t Sertnada ASSCRTE^XMAS CARDS QUALITY PAPER PLATES mentioned. We have done no vaca­ 14 was held last evening at the Le­ WGTH—Newa WDRO-NlghtOwl tion advertising In the past four gion Home with Commander John CONTRARY auOUM. EVERYTHING WE HAVE years." ' . Williams presiding. A Millian Dallars ^ trBAT-^ewa; Sapper Serenade The sun rotates on Its aids In 'The closing reports of the off! San Francisco (>Pi—Jim Webster, WCCO—Good Bvcnlnf Good Mualo about 27 days. PAPER CUPS - Virtually all local business is -Evenlnx Serenade 4S0RCXES aided by tourists, Ribicoff said. He cers discioeed that the Post had a a certified public accountant, de­ ■urceasful year, and* now has a signed an oftce clock that runs to Relieve Piles OVER SCO P A C K A G ES )Minted out that not only the ho­ membership of Ml. The annual backward, with the hour numerals It is estimated that over a mil­ WaTH-Tulton Lewia IS YOURS HALLMAftK — NORCROSS .- GIBSON tel, restaurant and theater owner starting at the left of 12. The rea­ lion dollars a year ia spent on 1:U— election of officers was held last WHAT- . . ______benefits, but, "Vacationers buy son? "I've'always wanted a clock varied remediea to relieve pilee. WOOC—Qpod Bvenlas Good Muale INCLUDING IIRTHDAY. SHOWER, goods and services as well as food, night with the following elected to WUtB^^Rvealax Berenade LEUU. BEVERUES 4 / RUSTCRAFT \ serve for the coming year ; William that ran counter clockwise." Tet druggists tell you that cooling, rest and recreation. As a result Dumas, commander; senior vice astringent Peterson's Ointment w nc—Mptae and Quotea At LOW raiO B S i GENERAL DESIGNS our tax receipts in a summer WDRO—Peter Lind Bayea — AT — ^ commander. Buell Chaprhan; Rich­ NO p a r k in g soothes pile torture in minutee. 45c iroiB—T1 Reg. 84.05 Rex. 84.06 Reg. 1.5c tO'3.5c. and chest may be purchased now during our August - Furniture Sale for only" $220.—-And best-of all, it’s R.*C> Sol* “open stock." You may purchase one piece or a com­ XMAS GIFT OERAMIC GIGARETTC SETS TEAFOTS-^-Ci(p Sin $1.98 98c 50 FAMOUS MAKE plete suite . . . - ' . . WRAP PAPER TEAFOTS-~4-Cup Sin ' S2.98 $1.49 $1.95 BALL POINT PENS i - / ' . BOX AND 2 TRAYS S2.5C $1.19 1:' Keg. 424.U0 SUGAR and CREAMER 9 9 c Each 9 c Pkg. M O on' IAM.Y ai79.es- COOKIE, JARS $3.98 $1.99 * 1 9 * Reg. 15o to 35e ' WON NOW ONLY. 89c LQLLIPOPS ■w JAMJAfifS ’ $1.19 59e 37 ONLY-UDIES’-MEN’S 9 5 IT mm 6 ONLY LEATHER BILLFOLDS FOR THE umiio ^ SH RLIN G ON CRYSTAL . DR RINSES, nat WESTMOREUND MILK GUSS CANDY DISHES. PITCHERS TV U M P S $ 2 . 4 9 Plus Tax, Reg. $5.00 •m V KIOOIES DR«INS, VASES, COMPOTES, Ele Reg. $157 . AND YOUR OLD WASHER FOOTED FRUIT BOWLS DAMP-ORYS, . $ 3 e 9 9 Each $ 3 . 4 9 T hifi right! . . , $149.95 . . . less 11 ONLY-SPLIT COWHIDE n 3 3 TURNS : Reg. 85.00 - 80.00 Beg. 84.00 ' than many old-fashioned fnachihes ! ' * Only $ 4 . 9 9 Reg. $6.60 ZIPPER 3-RING BINDERS retjuiring Dack-bteaking hours at the MR- Heart-warming beauty for your home—because it speaks of lieirloom ITSELF OFF wringer and the set tu ^ Remember treiasures .selected with care and cherished for their enduring charm. . . . the Betidix Diilamatic requires HOLLOW STEM $ 2 . 9 9 Reg. $6.00-$7.00 Here is the aristocrat of cabinet woods, -finished to the smcxith, clear no bolting down, no plumbiitg-in HAND HNISHED FINE ALL INUND GUSS INDIVIDUAL COME ON IN AND HELP OONDitlONED tones of mellow, aged and rubbed to a satin sheen. Every detail . . . it'a portable, tolls anywhere ... . GHAMFAGNES ROLLER TOWEL RAGKS meets out’ specifications for superb quality construction at wonderfully it's lightweight and stores easily. VS CELUSRATE OPENING m m m m i With Martex Towel .sensible prices. Hungerford 18th Century is America’s largest-selling, CARAFES QUAUTY DAY. TAKE HOME AN best-loved .solid mahogany bedroom furniture. ATTRACm’E GIFT .WITH YOU CAN BUY THIS WASHER 3 9 c Each FANCY PAPER NAPKINS $ 3 . 9 9 OVR OmiPLlMENTS. . NO Sifi FOR AS Regi-78c ;:-:n ' 0 ' - ’ Beg. 85A8. ' • LOW AS PER DAY 9 9 c Each. Reg. $1.50 - 2 Pkga. 2 9 c Reg. 25c Pkg. PVKCHASE BEQVIBED. PLENTY OF BUDUET ACCOUNTS INVITED PARKINS SPACE

AUTO STORE V Reg.' $157 SAVE a::;; HIRNITUKE MI'AETMENT > YOCK fmUESTONE DEALER 9 A. M. TO 1:30 F. M. WEEK DAYS h J IN MANCHESTER J . Whor* You Coo Shop In Air-Cowditiowud i s a 10 A. M. TO t:30 F. M. SU NDAYS •"T » 1 3 3 1 : \ ' Comfort' CM MAIN S'TREET TEL. MI-3-7080

V \ I ■ ' i i r < , i ■ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING/HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, -1954 PAGE THIRTEEir ------— ------^ Inatance could, ii ha wished, op­ presentation to a grand jury and U . S. for Boost i^munity Urged pose the request for an Immunity he was disorderly. Fred Shea, ot to the street line and hinder the to September, Judges J. SfOOO Sight-Seers Visit ^ trial. Depot Sq. Talks circulation of traffic. . Joseph Smith and Robert P ;, An­ grant in court befors on order was Keating’s bill would permit con­ no certain address, who was pick­ m issued. ed up for intoxication Monday, had derson will return. The U. 8. A t­ ► COSI . In A I by U. N. For Witnesses gressional committees to go direct­ Court es ’ torney’s office here said the courts The companion .bill pabsed by his case continued for one week. SkyuH,i^h Schedule Delay Requested COURTS IN RECE8S F WE CARRY AJX 4 White House Every Dfty : L-; . ly to a federal court for an order would go back in session in the the Senate lost year yould permit directing contemptuous witnessss Meanwhile, Rita Broisman, 24, ^ LEAOINO BRAND* ^ (Goattiraed from Face One) (Coottnoed from Paga Om ) the House or Senate to override of Chelsea, Mass., requested Hsrtford. Aug. 4 (AV-Xhe U. 8. j « •‘"••'gency. howiver. to snswe'r questions. ■ Refusal to Thursday, Aug. 5 The New Haven Railroad is not a denial of immunity by the At­ Mrs. Yo^flig. Fined through her attorney that her obey the order would place the .i...... '.Thoma.a Wilde district courts in New Haven and , — :------^—~ eluding South Korea, eent two dtvi- V'ill get final approval la question­ torney Generkl. would apply only 834-838 TEL. M I 3-5181 speeding case -be reopened. The Midnight—3 ajfu ..... yet ready to negotiate with the Hartford are in s' month's recess Although the Asorcs were tArthur Drus Stum 5 witness in contempt o f .court, and 2 a.m.— 4/d.m...... Floyd Chapman •Iona to Korea, but Lodge contends able. to witnesses before Congressional MAIN STREET MANCHESTER court was told she had forfeited town fat the purchase of the rail­ to give their judges ;S vacation, known eartler, they were redU- subject to immediate penalties On JDhriviiig Count ' ...... Volunteers Needed they would have sent at least three liie House MU up today would committees, and vrould not be $30 bail, posted by the Automobile 4 a .m ...... Court ‘ rases an^ naturalizaUnn | covered and settled from Europe more divisions if they had not had without the need for further cpn- 6 a .m X 9 a.m...... Voiunteers ..Needed road property- at-D epot Square, apply to witnesses called to testify limited to national security cases. gresslonal action. , Legal Assn., because there was ceremoniee have been poetponed; In 1432. ' • to pay for the supplies In dollars. on mattere< involving treason, some confusion in her mind con­ 9 a/sfi.— N o o n ...... Mr. and- Mr*. Willard Small , according to a letter received by Read Herald Advs. Under both bills, witnesses Trail Blozars Mr*.' Dorothy M. Young, 30, of “ Naturally,” ' Lodge said in ' a sabotage or other subversive acti­ cerning the date she was to appear NoOn— 8 p.m...... Mrs. Gertrude Uriano, Mrs. Shir- General Manager Riehard Martin granted immunity from federal T H IN D IE T Hartford, waa fined $100 for operat- / -Vspeech Monday at Des Moines, vity. In court. The infraction took place * ley Galltgan from • a "N ew Haven” official. prosecution would be' subject to Courtland. Minn, — Without /. Iowa, “ natiohs which had no mech- , tng a motor vehicle while under March 27. 3 p.m.— 6 p.m...... ;'Ala*--ne'Murphy ■ The letter’, writl'en by W. F.; Witnesses who .might otherwiM contempt penalties if they still re­ any gimmicks^ pills or strenuous Uiifecd equipment. whi(;h had no the influence of liQuor by Deputy 6 p.m.— 8 p.m...... Ann Maison, Eugene Maatrangelo Whitcomb, general real estate; refiMe to test /y on the ground of fused to testify, and to prdsecution exercise, Lillian OinksI, 31, says shipping and which had no dollars, possible . sel'-lnciimination could Town Court Judge John J. O'Con­ 8 p.m.— 10 p.m...... Harold Glean, Michael Glean agent for the firm, says "studies could not promise to supply equip­ for perjury if found to have lied. she lost 255 pounds I f f -19'tSohlhs. be proi'ulsed immunity* by a con­ And there would be no guarantee nor this mornbig. Single CandW 10 p.m.-*-Mldnlght ...... YorU Strahgfcld are now in progi'e.ss as to w hat; ment, shipping and dollars which Miss Ginkel weighed 485 pounds Volunteera may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Muntnlpal gressional rommH. ee only upon against prosecution in state courts. before she trimmed her food In­ ' Patrolmen- Alfred M. Ritter and portion of the property, if any, we j they did not possess." (1) a two-thirds vote of the com­ Walter 8. Ferguson, who arrested Briidinr, Mancheater on Mondays. Vved*'?4wlavs' nnde Fridays from The House also scneouled debate take to 800 calories a day. ekn release for sale. Until such’ ^ e Collective Measures commit­ mittee. (2) prior notice to the the Hartford woman at 1 ;30 a. m. After Welfare Post 1—5 p.m. Civil Defense Telephone Nuni*:rr 9-9068. time as .an inspection is made o f ' tee was created by the General As­ Attorney -General, and (3) ap^ today on a bill by Rep! Keating on June 30, told the court they first (R-NY) to short-cut the proce­ ANCIENT SEEDS SPROUT ------... - ...... —------P* ' ■ the premisea by oiir top offlciala,, sembly in 1S50 to plans for proval'by a U. S. district court. observed Mrs. Young driving in an there is very little I can do toward; feststing aggression. Its members dures now required, tp. convict a Tokyo, i/p)— Lotus seeds he be­ Only one s^llcation had tieen ments. tlie Town W elfare Dept, In. the ^ase c f -witnesseM before erratic manner on Main Street. Weiner. She sail' the name of the negotiating with the town for the . are Australia. Belgium, Brazil, witness fo r contempt o f Congress. lieves to be 2,000 j-ears old have returnedYt^ the Town WeKsre lone appll'.ar.t would be sent to will call for a> pI'raMons again, 834-838 TEL. M I 3-S18I federal courts or grand juries, the They said they stopped her on sale of any part of the property.” ! Burma, Canada, Egypt, France, Offending witngpses must now be sprouted, says Kaaunori Kawa- the office of U.e Stete Per -onnel said Mrs. V/elner. application for immunity would Hartford Road after following her r the position of social The poasibiitty of acquiring part MAIN STREET ^MANCHESTER Mexico, P h i 1 i p p i n e s . Turkey, cited by the congressional commit­ mura, an agrr'cultural student. He Director, sl'ng with anv others The exin i’ ns.tion l.s Vicing given be made to a district judge by the for several minutes in a cruiser. v o r i ^ by noon today, sccordln.g of the land for parking in Depot United Kingdom, United States, tee Involved, then by the full House found the seeds in the excavation that might co ne in today. + Any to fill lie pcKt that Meomes t*. S. Attorney. The policemen then took her to tq/Mrs. Claire Weiner, welfare Square has been discussed fro m , Venezuela and Yugoslavia. or flenate. and the citation then o f ruins experts say are 2,000 a >plicatio:ia from the State Ekti- '/Scant with the re.':lgr''tion of Mrs. The Akttornjy General in each headquarters where they submitted rector. „• time to time by Board of Direc-; referred to the Justice Dept., for years old. Ijer to various sobriety tests. Heiy ployment Bureau .'or the position Weiner on Aug. 31. Tlie position No apnllcf.t ions viU be received tors. The town now leases park-! \ blood was found to have had an after today, she said. will be cons'.'lered also, Mrs. Wein­ pays $3,094 a year. lets on the railroad property for coholic content of 0.15, a Upire Only four api;-.iication blanks er said. which la generally accepted^a in­ weie' isned, tile welfare .director The Slate p'rsonnel o.'flce is One main trouble with the one dollar a year. dicating intoxication. /’ said. giving a competitive examination popular installment plan is that it Town officials have expressed V. , Probing Blaze Stop at Potlerlon's, Center and Church Streets ;^r Mrs. Young, who plehded inno­ Tliere will not be an extension for the posi'.l'n, and If the aroli- makes months ■ seem shorter and some concern that a private buy- cent. told the court qf^omestic dif­ of the deadli. e, according to Mrs. cjints do not .ueet the require­ years seem longer. I er might use all of the property '__ ' i ^ ficulties which .sher said had left Ths- Investigation of the fire her distraught and unsteady at the aarly yesterday morning, which / time of her a rf^ t. She admitted destroyed the used rhrts storage rx . having had fdur bottles of beer, but bam o;wned by Daniel P. Pantaleo denied beiffg under the influence. , All First Qtrality—Save Now at his home a t . 775 Parker St., Two jOUier counts against Mrs. has produced no new information Young^one of. failure to sign her married? youngsters? ufe fh« regarding the origin of'th e blaze. iSS'^PSi llcqffse and failure to notify the Fire Marshal H e i^ r t McKinneJf Motor Vehicles Dept, of a change N t W H a v G i ) $nellow||! said this morning that the probe “r of address—were not brought up in court. will be continued. McKenney said Fomily Far«f On One Wey end he understood from Pantaleo that In other cases this morning, two some $7,000 in dslhiages.'resulted out-of-town motorists who were ar­ Reund Tri|is from -the fire. The property was rested for niles of the road viola­ and • • tions Jiily 10 when they were only psrtially Insured. Sight-seers at the White House: It's a mass production operation, raugtq In a radar trap, had judg­ FathN. . . IvNfari I^ t a le o 's estimr.te was based with the main emphasis on speed;' ^ . ments suspended because of their on a $3,000 loss in used parts and excellent past driving records. s IMO sedan, together with the By KENNETI^O. GILMORE yumned balcony of the White Check this listing for T V values ' destruction of' the 2-story bam Washington (N E A ) — One day House in the Vxuskground. The Raymond Anzovin. 57. of Bloom­ M bUm t ... Mf liri Which he valued at some $4,000. Mamie Eisenhower peered down at whole scene Is Hke an amateur field told the court he had been Less than 12 hours after the a long line of people waiting to photographers' convention. Deep markdown/ big savings for yop driving 40 years without a mark original fire was brought under take a tour of the H^lte House and on 'his record, and Ivoiii.s Lipman. The elegant interior of the Pres­ 36, of West Hartford, said lie had UndN 22 yrs.... hsKfire oontrol, Manchester Fire Dept, exclaimed to a companion: "Just idential household draws numer­ Stromberg Carlson been driving 20 years before being otncials said another blaze broke think of all those folks wanting to ous responses. One domestic type Was Now ^nitb - Was . Now - - out at the form er bam site. Fire see our home.” arrested for a motor vehicle viola­ whispered to her friend, "My 2t” Console, full doors $499.95 21” Console, full doors $449.95 tion. officials said the second outburst This is not surprising. Mamie goodness, how would you like -your $439.95 $319.95 Uiidtr 12 yrs..9iHtNfan 24” Console, open face S54B.95 21” Console, open face $449.95 Standish Bachman. 36. of West- occurred at 5 p.in.. but it v 'u put and her.,husband happen to main­ borne to be on display every day $519.95 $409.95 / out with little difflciilty. tain Washington's top tourist at­ 21” Console, open face $379.05 21” Console, open face $809.95 port, forfeited a $15ibond when he like this 7” . $349.95 $299.95 failed to answer a charge of haul*' traction. Every weekday within 21” Coffsole, halt doors 8479.50 - UndN 5 yrt— FR EE A group of Girl Scouts tittered $339.95 Admiral, ing an unregistered car trailer. the short space of two hours, more at a lacy Gay Nineties painting than 5000 gawking sight-seers are RCA Victor • ^ Bachman was .'arrested by State of Mrs. Vniliam Howard Taft. 21" Console, full doors $585.90 Miss Gorens Gets hustled through a small part of Trooper Elmer B. Neal Sunday. « Those who had been through be­ 21” Console, open' face >239.95 rmmU or NUnmn. the worldlfamoua building the $419.95 21’ ^ Console, with radio 8579.95 In ca.se.<< involving intoxication. fore noted small changes with an E329.95 >179.95 James McCartsn; 66. of 65 Florence Eisenhowers call home. 21” C o n ^ e , open face 8569.95 31” Console, open face 8549.95 Surprise Shower air of a critical mother-in-law. S349.95 St. was fined $10. He was picked Words Lowest Prices in 9 Years Between Easter. and the end of 21” Console, open face >239.95 Another person wondered where 8539.95 [309.95 21” Console, open face, blond $459.95 up ye.sterday at 4i0.5 p. m. at Main TH E NEW HAVEN RAILROAD the summer, showing .off the 21” Table model, metal $369.95 J369.95 Three sisters surprised a fourth White House is a mass production the dome was, obviously having t249.9S 21” Console, open face $899.05 $329.95 and Oak Streets, where police say WARDS DELUXE slater with a wedding shower last operation with the main empha­ gO'tten the White House and the 21” Table model, blond 8389.95 31” Console, open face 8540.95 LONGWEAR Capitol Building mixed up. [269.95 $279.95 Wards Rivarsldm Saturday evening. The party was sis on speed. Vvhen a young 117” Table model, metal 8379.95 31” Table model, with legs 8849.95 for Miss Eunice' Gloria Gorens, 'That's the American public, (209.95 $279.95 186 PERCALE couple paused a minute to gaze 31” Table model , 8339.05 132 MUSLIN ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel with wonderment at the pliuh taking a peek at the first house in I Motorola $289.95 Gorens of 14 Victoria Rd. the land. decoration o f the Blue Room, a 21” Console, full dooih ^ S459.90 j ^ ^ e y 72x99'. Now tale p^ed at 1.53 Silk-like luxury at on economy price. Many guests from Hartford, Mid­ guard immediately called out, (329.95 dletown, and Manchester attended “ Move along, no stopping please.” 21” Console, half doors S4‘I9.90 31” Console, o|ten face 8419.95 TW O for 17.' the ahower, which was held at the [309.95 $269.95 834-838 TEL. MI 3-5161 81x99'. Now tale priced of 1.53 72x101'. New reduced to .. 1.97 A yisil to the White House does 21” Console, open face SS89.95 31” Console, open face 8849.95 home of Mrs. John T. Nicholson of Manchester Men (259.95 not mean the kids can bounce on 21” Console, open face, Uond S409.90 $219.95 MANCHESTER Pleasant Valley Rd.. South Wind­ (309.90 17” Table model 8349‘.95 Sole— 6.00-16 Tires MAIN STREET 81x108'. Now *ole priced at 1.67 81x108*. Now reduced to .. 2.17 the Presidcilt's bed or that Mamie 21” Table model $260.95 $189.95 sor. She will be her sister's matron will be on hand to swap recipes At Fort Deveils 17” Table model / $179.95 (249.95 $159.95 Trail Blazer—for tha motorist who ddas limitad driving ✓ of honor, and her other twd sisters, with the little lady. A lot of tour­ /■ Ftllow Cote. 42x34'. Now.. 37c FHlow Cote. 42x3816. Now 47c who assisted at the ahower, Mrs. ists expect queh a reception. But WASHERS. RANGES. RADIOS. APPUANCES AT BIG^EDUCTIONS! and wonts a low-pricad quality tira. Mod# of some ■/ - Emil F. Helm and Miss'Ernestine Four Mardiester Army Majors, despite the impersonality, fast materials os Words best tires. Its tread is not quite Gorens will be bridesmaids. pace and huge crowds,' everyone members of Connecticut's 1117th Fitted and Pastel Sheets ore also on Sale The bride-to-be received many gets a tremendous k l ^ out of ARASU, are tor.npletlng the an­ Op#n 'Til 5:30. tuosday and Thursd^/^l 9 P. M. os thick, or as wide so it won't run as many miles_ lovely glfu and opened them under being able to step Iptb the White nual two week tour of duty at a wedding setUnig arrangement, House. Fort Devens. but they ore safe miles. 470-15, 2 for 19.95* with summer flowers as the decora­ Appliance Sale—This Thejocal men are: Major George tions. Lines Foftn Earl.v ' / A t 10 in the morning, thousands W. ^Uott, 251 McKee St: Major Miss Gbrens will be married to line up outmde the East Wing \raiiam R. Newbury, 19 Dorothy Norman R. Dumschat on Sept. 11, waiting fo r the gates t o ' open. Road; Major Fran’.c Va'clulis of J*' at the Zion Evangelical Church, Young ana old, they come to see^ 527 WoodbriUge Street, and Major for themselves what kind of an Francis P. Dclliafera of 142 Lake- TWO for 21.95* FINNISH-STYLE BATH - - H * 8 establishment the President has.- wood Circle. Waukegan, iu. (4>>—To the PLENTY OF EASY F R ^ PARKING Saie^6,00-16 Tires Steva Hutnlcks, there's nothing, "IS Mamie here now?” a hope­ ful , woman asks one of ,4lie uni­ Home economists estimate th,at like a hot bath to keep-cool. It's 130 CENTER STREET c h u r c h Word Riverside—a Full-Size tire with a Full-W.idlh, an old atory. to. Finns who like form ed Secret Service pblicemen. home-brewed coffee costs a ^ u t COI^NER OF ST. two cents a cup. \ /■ steam baths. Mrs. Hutnlck invites “ Yes, ma'am,” he replies. Full-Depth non-skid tread. Mode'of 100%, lit-quolity neighbor women to use the Fln- “ Gee, you don’t suppoM it's pos­ z nlch-style bath with her on hot sible fpr. me to see her 'or Ike, do materials to Ist-line standards. Gives you the some you?"- ^ days. It is built of cemeiiV blocks, Z mileage and sofe^ os ^ tires that come on your CO ,’ered with knotty pints, tarred ‘■'^’m afraid not," he' says with a T to prevent rot. A webd-bumlng perfectly straight face. cor when newS>'^ 4.70-15, 2 for 23.95* atove is covered with smooth- This is not unusual, for many people are surprised and disap­ round stones. The steam bather FUIiY WARRANTED X reclines on a bench. W ith a dipper pointed they can't drop in and say 834-838 hello to the Eisenhowers. TEL. M I 8-5181 he pours cold water on the hot MACS' STREET fxei’M Tex end the eld'tirt frem yeur ter “ Where is the Blair House?" is O' MANCHESTER '/t: atones to create steam.. / A fter a sWJtrfjing with a bunch another frequent question police­ 'SAVE 17% to^ o f twigs and a cold shower, the men have to an.swer. Tourists are bath devotee emerges cooled and still interested in seeing where refreshed. « Truman lived for over three years Is and Blankets while the White House was .being FARM PROBLEM renovated. Fairgrove, Mich. (A>>—A 25-yearr Most of the guards and especial­ old Ekiglishnum, studying farming ly the old-timers can -anticipate Save 1.51 now. Reg. 5.98 Cheffitle Spread. Clotely tutted to^ what que.stions w ill be aske Sturdy coHon.'70x80'. Now Ie 4 t./ longer but planting is 'limited to, the Red. Blue. >nd Green Rooms 249.88 179.88 199.00 two weeks.-In Michigan, the plant­ and-thc Ea.st Room. ' a, .. '' ^ ' teg. 2.79 Pbttei Sheet Blon- 3.98 quality Slonitet. LOtlOn, ing CM be spread over . two The trip wind.s up on the front cu. ft.— with'completely automatic defrost Now, sole priced. Compoct 7-7 eu.ft. Fthezer vh - ket. Colored cotton. 72x95'. rayon, wool. 72x84'...... m o n t^ Nutt, says the farm ma­ la,wn. Here, at la.st, they have a A compact ^30-in. wide*—a $pac#-iaver for 2.98 chinery la about the same in both chance to take pictures of them­ your kitchen. 24-ih. ovenized oven on^-waist- systeim Many extras/ too— full-width freezer, hoidi up to 275 lbs. ot food. 2 wire bosket* places. selves with the- impressive col- high broiler. 4 Chrbmalox Microtul^ top units twin fooiLfresheners, temperature controlled and divider* moke it eo*y lo'»oft food-quickly, give instant heat. Clock tums oyeh on and off. butter conditioner, 4 door sheivts. Mhw slid* (^ounter-bojonced lid' bnd outomotk k e e i^ ALL REBUILTS REDUCED Minute timer. Ask about Wefd»-Terms. ing bosket- for t^ '^ o ttle a Aik about Terms. lioht*. A*k obout Term*. . ' . 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fourn mNE// , *Flus your motor in exchange. For a few dollars more 74" bof 1 25" «idt x N ‘‘ Im Ii than on overhaul you get new-motor performance and new-motor guoronteq; 4,000 mites or 90 days. Rebuilt from the pan (ip. Come in— ask about Terms.

REG. 22.95 BEST QUALITY PLASTIC EASY TO FOLD EASYTOSniW SEAT COVERS EASY TO STOKE BIG SAVINGS NOW! MARE ANR FRICIR RIRNTI Now 18.77 Towels and domestics High quality TELESCOPE Army style Not all sizes and colors. cot with enameled $t«l plates' rein- foicing all legs. Brown canvas specially 8-PG. MAPLE GROUP teg. 79c Cannon Towel. Both *ize in, solid color terry. An out­ woven to meet rigid strength specifica­ $4.98 standing volue ot Our regulor price. 22x44'. JP tions. Nohheni Hardwood Frame with TO Matching Face Towel 44c. Wash cloth T i t ...... natural finish. $5.98 A TOP FEATURE OF WARDS HOME FUI^nSHING SALE HEAVY DUTY REG. 124.95 w isH E R .21” tv—SEOULAX SSf.fS . Usuol 49c Striped Both Tow- O O/ teg. 3.59 Mattress Fad. Alt O IL SALE LOW-PRICED WASHER ^ O i ALL CAMPING EQUIPMENT REDUCED el.. Thick terry. 20x40'... O O ' bleached. FuN size. Only • • • ^ e < ' BUY NOW AND SAVE AapnJor 278,27 A »k abomt Tmrmt 159.88 I.I7« qt. e o ^ . 114.88 199.88 ‘299 Steven* linen Toweling, m teg. 3.59 MottreM Cover*, /a ■ ■ White with stripes. 17T, Now J Sanforized,Zifiper. Fui1,twin. Sofa Bed, Wing. Pkitfonn Rqdcer, Wing Chair, Cocktail, Ertd and Lamp S^rem e quality TV with Word*, new ControR Wards Heavy Duty Take'the work out o f woshdo/wHh thi* fo»t, Completely oOtomofic—ot low price. Word- I "• Tables, Floor and Tt^ble Lompt^—dll at one low Sale price. Solid New Eng- Motter picture and Di*tonce Matter choui*. Beg. 4 for 59c Cannon Dish Usual 39c aO-sq. Fercale. DIAMOND’S equals brands at 45> eff'icient M-W Deluxe Wa»hec..,.iyo*he*8-?.lbi. omotie woshe*, deep-rime*, *proy-rin*e* • 3 lon<^:hk>rd RodaMopile in antique Salem finish. fW avy cotton print upholstery Give* you affterb view'mg in o Kghted room, doth*. Open weave cotton.4 for 49< Many pattern*. 35-34'“ '27c>* 50c per quart. Vjn Itw with 4-vpne Swiriotor oction. LoveB wringer tinws, ipim domp and dwt* H *^ off. ■Jr w M sqIM Cokir Bark doth. Coil springs in reversible seots and bocks. Sofa opens Hrings to 8 poiitioni. Automatic dro'm pump. y|fad«e* 8-9 IbvwUh agitator •action. Free top recedtion even in on outlying oreo. Ma­ A R M Y n a v y /• .handy carrying coSe— teg. 25c Flour Sock*. For HGftchGdeo xaushn.Muftlin. rorFor sweet*,shooh. n and klto45x75-in.1>ed. Maple Floor Lamp and hob-aoBedmHkglosiTable Umsp. keep in car at oN times. Frqe home demomtrofion.arc ASK Aik oDwrabout Tefm*. ivrrT^ ^ ^ ( hotmhome dWNcnwrofiert. demenetrotleii. a Atk m a About m u t woros Word* lomp*Term*. hogany veneer vw iw i cabinet. Fed. Tax, wrnty. many home uses. Now, 5 for com. Many other usea 34'. i 997 MAIN STREET 7 -MANCHESTER :’.V \ I- Y ./ A5K A80UT WAR^S'^CONIffpdiNT MONTHLY FAYMENT PLAN

BY PUNTAIN^ l-m FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE K tree by a trxctor-trailer. The TUONERVILLE FOLKS Town Inviting ftifls truck driver eeexped injury. Now A t Answer to Previous Puszie APPARKNT LOW BIDDER Like Peas In a Pod nr 0 u 1 a Sense and Nonsense On Salvage Rights w h y OAAMPPA'S h a t s a l w a y s l o o k 5 0 B A T T C R C P |u A N ff V B argain s Hartford.tfor< Aug: 4 i/Pi -A Hart- Your Yarn Shop t? T ff ff ford roH^em, the Wadhrm.s and ACROSS DOWN 7 V ff ff Small sign on rear of ear near ing for the click o^ the tumblera General Manager RichArd Mar ,r . 3 lTff Presently came a voice: tin has announced, that bids . are. May Co.,'has- niade"the apparent D. H. C. Crochet Cot­ I ------and ilik e 1 Go by Non. Okla.; If You Can' Read low bid of IL980.000 to build the u a X Thla, You Are Juat Too Close.. "And if you suffer from failing L isted b y now being received for the cort**, tons, Tatting Threod and 4 Bread and ' 2 Region f-JL3 u hair, Mr. Man, ask yourself this- The Inquirer tract giving exclusive rights .of new public llbtaifw on Main Str^-t 3 Extreme a n 7 salvaging Junk from the town dis­ here over a portion of Che Wlilte- Embroidery Cottons; u □ i 1 ■ Passing Motorist—The achool'a simpla question: , Would you like head Highway Just eqst of the Old S'Glance over revolutionist to'know about a simple, economi­ posal area, Blda will be received 4 Deserve ff s . ” on fire! in the general manager's office Mein ,Stree,t bridgeNfhst jstxce Also Bemdt' Yarns, ltors> 12 Exist w N c cal preparation which w ill..." 13 Sea eagle 5 “Emerald Isle" Sophomore—I kpow it. not later than 3 p. m. on Wednes- spanned the Park RivoiV.W^rk is Iff ff ff 1 ff scheduled to start within a'-hionth.-montn, not Ne Frame Rugs and I ’UL JUST HAFTA 14 Musical 6 Girl’s name Iff A ff V Motorist—^Thcn why aren't you da.v. Aug. 11, the announcement ff doing something about it ? . The New York World-Telegram according to city engineers ybqter- GET GRAfJPAW* quality 7 ------'and"T ff 'n • said. Tioga Yarns E Sophomore—Oh. I am! I am! headed a ator^ about a slip in a Xbln Film of Paint Deflex Wenther , Rummer Merchandixe Super Chef for Drlicloi(s Meals Contract proposals and informa­ day. 15 Indian weight crumpets Between your home and weath-' Pets In Cross Stitch The SUPER CHEF' from Electri­ Princess Look-Alikes 8 Cast flrst 25 Sacred bull 4 ! B u rd e n ^ Ever since it started, I've been church bulletin announcing the Distinctive clothes always conae tion pertaining to scavenging anct 16 Lively dances hoping for rain. “sinner" should be top-notch: er'x relentlexx BBsaultx is a protec­ high but at CORET CASUALff cal Dept, of J. W. HALE CDRP., Is salvaging privileges !ii.ay be ob­ tXINVERSIOX URGED IS Parkwi in 1ik» 9 • obbSea uutnduck 26 r«jrPay 42 S ta te . tive fhield so thin it must be meas a compact electric cooking appli­ AT THE SAME PRICE JB ^acxeq jn iixe jq Charles27 Placing again 43 Flourish “ And Everyone Was In Good 887 Main St...during their general tained at the Town Engineering ured in thousandths of an inch. ance that lets you grill, fry. bar­ YOU'D PAY at the MILL and Princess 28 Individuals 44 Toward the By a law paaaed in 1863 and Vice." clearance sale of summer stock it Dept, in the Municipal Building, i Wasicington. Aug.. 4 '.B — In a 20 Poker stakes This Is the coat of paint that becue, broil and roast a variety of statement for the Congre.ssional ----- 29 Thc;^— of a sheltered side never repealed, anyone in NeW is possible to acquire at savings, foods to perfection.' Ideal for a Martin said. 21 Cereal stands constant guard over the wardrobe items yoii'll 1^ proud Record ye.sterday. Rep. Patterson 11 Cape badlot 46 Allot Hampahire may collect |1 from You can get some idea of the small apartment or in a busy Susan Botes Knitting and 22 I n ------of biggest investment in the lifetime to own, that will serve y unwell (R-Conni urged that the Veterans 17 Peril 31 Imitated 47 City in his town selectman by showing kind of windstorms they’ve been of most people— the- home. 'Vitqhqn. Place one in the rumpus Hospital at Newington. Conn., be duty 19 Appointments 33 Grader Pennsylvania him a bushel basket of grasshop­ for years. room and guests will hover around Art Needlework Supplies 24------and getting in the Midwest from this “The paint film that protecta Traill Hits Trii<^ converted into a hospital for care 23 Place within 38 Made a home 48 Chest rattle pers.—S. C., Ardmore, (Mela. conversation, overheard in a sn^all ' , our homea from the weather is while' grilled sandwiches are being of neuropsychiatric veterans. He lliiek Towel Bags In beautiful € parcel 24 Beyond the — 40 Verge SO Consumed Electric Mlikers Have Hni« prepared or savory hambur'gs snd f 28 Pealed Kansas farming tqwn. probably no more than three to III Broad Brook said that the Newington property patterns and colors. .Also at­ First Farmer (to one farmer of When buying an ELECTRIC frankfurts. ^ 27 Plunder ChaiTie and hla three sisters had nve one-thousandths of an inch ia in danger"of being declared sut^'j tractive and colorful Sewing 1 r r Y r i '7 8 4 16 H gone to visit a relative in the the soil and hla neighbor)—Quite thick,” commehta MR. WILL.\RD MIXER look for beaters that slip plus and would lo.se its identity as Stands. 30 Each a blow, last nigh't, i^asn't it El­ in and out easily, a quet motor Eating tiiitdUurs Ix PleaxanI 32 Calm country. Though the invitation MARVIN, Manager of the 8HRR- Broad Broojj. Aug. 4 i — A a VA hospital “ in spite of the Ob­ iT“ li mer? . ' that has plenty of power for even J. W. HALE UORP. hax ITC- light truck was rammed broad­ What You Don’ t Sec Ilrqt. SfSupple 14 had been for only a week their iviN-WIIXlAMB branch at T19 vious need for additional facilities stay , was finally lengthened to a Second Farmer—Yep, »ure was Main Street. “ Yet, this tiny frac­ heavy mixtures, a wide range of NIC-SUPPUES and EQUIPMESiT side by a frelght'-train going 20 ‘ to care for mentally ili within the Choose From Our Complete /3 5 Wipes out conveniently grouped in the House- IT" lb 17 month. In fact theif uncle was (chewing on a wisp of straw.) tion of an inch must do a very speed settings for every beating ni.p.h. yesterday and the two men i state.’’ Catalog. Delivery In 8 Dajx. S-^ 36 Superlative First F arm er-D a m a g e your task, control knobs that are easy wares Dept. CH.4RCO-IJTE at 29c in the truck escaped serious in-1.______■ * ______suffix beginning to fear it was going to big Job." a can lets you light a fire easily FREE Inxtruetlonx in'our cool i5“ 1^ 26 be a permanent infliction. But bam any? •’To make ax^e it can stand up to reach and read plus the Under­ Jur>’. State Policeman Robert E. I T. M. bt. U. >. M. on.' 37 Liquid Second Farmer—Dunno. (as he writers’ Laboratory Seal. The and safely with no paper or wood. Reimer said tnick driver Phihp'i bamboo room with each pur- eventually they went. to the weather’s whims," Marvin Take - along gav unbreakable rhave; the same given at measure § spat out the straw). Hain't'found said, “ paint- nianufaeturers put Electrical Dept, of J. W. HALE Chapman, 31, of Melroae, passed a 39 The acid •— Father—Well, was your uncle PIJITES AND CI’lPS of brilliant slight charge If purchase Ix ‘Lftdyf did you know your side window upstiU<^t P glad to eee you? \ it yet. paints through eVery kind of labo­ CORF. carries the national car stopped at the railroad cross­ I tw ^ IM » a -4 -5^ 4dHis bark ia n -i. IT A plastic: pack good food in roomy ing and drove into the path of tlie niad<- elsew here. Hours: -Sion. was stuck?” Charlie's face.lit up with de­ ratory and field test that apecial- favorites. General Rlectrlc, Dor- durable PICNIC BASKETS and i Some people are making such meyer, Sunbeam and • Hamilton New Haven Railroad- freight' Closed Ihroiigh Sat. 9;I5 .A: M. to .5 55” a 44 light. •• Isis can devise. - with the addition of a SKOTCH P. M. Thlirs. o|>en until 9 P. .M. thorough preparation for rainy Paint Exposure “ Farms" Beach. With a mixer you can 2964 bound from Springfield. Ma.xs.. to For OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MA^R HOOPLE 41 Without------Son — Glad! Why, Dad. he COOLER you hat^ the makings of Closed Wed. during xuiitmer OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS wanted to know why we. didn't days that they are not enjoying “Our research laboratories are beat up cake and cookies swiftly, East Hartford. Chapman and or hindrance H i? a happy day. ( A'acation months. bring you. Motheri the canary, today's sunshine. continually striving to improve the mash potatoes to a mouth-wate-/- Winthrop Edwards. 31, also of 42 Conscious 1 Melfose. were only shaken up by I6MORE ■me] 5b” 47 46 44 the cat and the goldflah. colorful coatings that protect the ing fiuff. and with attachments It 45 Brighter Is possible to slice, chop, shell, Your draperies .should have the collision. W'c Are Alr-t'ondiUoncd (RAUCOUS W a Smith (reading facts and fig­ home. We have paint exposure sta­ linings. Linings not only save HEV/ YOU WATERX w hat KltJDA\ , , 49 Confirmed strain and puree vegetables, grind t h a t (?EMA(^fc^5 OF >IU 41 The two veteran burglars snaked ures from his dad's insurance ta­ tions. or ‘farms’ in every section of your drapery material from fad­ A l’G. 2— A l’o . 7 ffUFPALOES.^I ffPiGHT |5 6URl<^e7 51 George.and the country. They are strategically meat, sharpen knives, buff silver IN CRITICAL C!ONDmON V PURTV. THOSE RAFFISH i their way into the empty office in bles—Do you know that every ing and soil, but also . makes g o r g e o u s gOOSMT THAT TRAIMIN6 4b located according to various clim- or crush ice. ’Then there are ^ / .' . - W the dark of night. One held a time I breathe, a man dies ? - them look richer and easier to HOWARD'S YOUR YA8N SHOP j?a f t a v id T D 0OAUbE(RS, 52 Level stes. At these stations paint test PORTARLR m i x e r s that are •TYew Haven, Aug. 4 (>P)—John P pinhole flashlight while the other drape. , LikreTouse A L F A L F A r 1 COOLO ROSCOe/ WE'VE, 53 French head W Si Jones—Why don't you use a .lit­ panels are exposed literally to cheaper and lighter, yet do an ex- Goldhamer, 64, one of three Madi­ SLEEP CENTER Katherine M. Gltilth, Prop, STtFFEM FoTH (Richly expertly, twirled the^ knob, listen' tle mouth wash now and then ? r r A F E W la6AR5--^l5 M Nothing years of weather and wear." cellent Job. X son Trust Co. officials who were 599 M.AIN STREET 50 Cottage ,St. Tel. MI 9-2858 A HIPPO EARMEO AM 55 Smoke 51 s4 Delielous. Dairy Queen injured in an auto-truc'k accident Ml MUTES 6E - HE 6 0 NNJA _ Scientifically accurate instru­ DAIRY QUEEN is delicious and IMTERLUOE 56 Famous ments are employed ill paint labo­ at Madison Tuesday night, was re- R JR E w e HA>1E acnn Th e f ir e a r CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER When you are planning to serve desirable as a summer refresh­ T O G O ' ' OF RELAX-. garden ib ft ratories'to assure homeowner's of steamed hard-shell claiYis, it ix bbited in critical condition at .DEPAeTMEViX/ c - < ment. This freshly frozen pasteur­ U/)ue' ATIOKi.'- • T .-^ and haw maximum color retention and long a good idea to allow At least tw o Embroidory Grace-New Haven Community ized dairy product, produced under Hospital. Recovering and in good range performance by h q u s e dozen clams per person. In Conditions of extreme cleanliness paints. condition were Arthur Seheppach. and sanitation is completely whole­ 62, trea.siirer of the bank, and BUGS BUNNY A new Insfrument created by Powered l«vi'n Mowers Reduced Cross-Stitch some and nourishing'. Buy it bv the RHERWIN - WILLI AMS techni­ Ward Scranton, 67. vlce-prpsident, Maintain a trim, well-manicured Sr H.4LF IJALIXIN for between 814 Tlie trio wa'.s headed home after a cians is called the high ahear vis lawn, the pride of a neighborhood , meal snack's and desserts. Take (he 3-8-yrt. cometer which mea.sures the Embroidered in gay„ . gingham j family often to enjoy D.4IRY ))oard -of direeldis meeting when W H Y DO N'T rrs BUSINESS a s with no tiring effort when you own their auto w-as rammed up against V A L E T j USUAL WE6ARDLESS brushing qualities of paint. a Reel or Rotary. 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^ . '4 - ^ ' iM l l . '\ \;-'- ■ ■ ■' / ■r » . . . V / -■f t • PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER SVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1*964 MANCNB6TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4. 1964 ■------— ------gardly in financing intemationai as yet. Nor have there been repliee the' mind must be absolutely P— programs toward this end.. ftom bther countriee eligible - for serffle—otherwise you'd sink,” he President Backs Marshall L a sh es On other matters: such aid, he said. > ‘ Obituary •aid. Plusgeil Stw tn Conimur.Ut China- -Eisenlipwer Tennessee 'Valley Authority Johnson s\rinu about a mlie out o v e r reiterated with great emphasis The President said he chose Brig. into Lake Michigan to practice. It . AND Jn McCarthy Controversy that he is opposed to'admitting Gen. Herbert j>. Vogel to be the took him 12 yeans to master 11. . Septic Tanker S e n a te fo r Red China to the United Nations of directors because Vogel is the "Think it’s easy?" says Johnson. under present conditions. But the new chairman of ertodicwindplhh D eaths "Try It some time.” (OoiatlBiMd from Page One) must, try to take the required ac­ President went oti to eay he is kind of a man the administration Hachiiic Ciaaaad American Legion Jnnioni tion. He did not se.y what he always ready to wait and see wants in that job. Decide &rth Tonight feiwca and aaked what the PrMi- might do. C ut in M d whether the sinner refon.is and Andrew Blggerataff B17 CRASHES, ONE LOST Septic Tanks, Drain Canadian Professional Football Sports Roundup Slams Two Rim le, dent. thought of that appraleal. . The President stood erect and comes into the fold. He would be The President said he told Andrew Biggerstaff, former Fields, Dry Wells and Mknehester and WiUimantic Kisenhower apohe for about five rigid for a number of seconds (CoallMMd from Page One) off'his roc!:er, he ad-'ed. if he Vogel that he looks for pint t’o resident of this town, died July 23 . Melbourne, Fla., Aug. 4 Sewer Lines Installed clash at S p. m. this aftarnoon iplnutea on praiee of Marshall, re­ when he was asked about the attempted to say ifhat conditions base his recommendations with re­ in the Peter Brent Brigham Hos­ A four-engine BI7 plane with Fast, Open, Has American Stars By JACK BAND ijpwhich Dan Topping, Tabkes co- in the deciding game of their Ford Allows Four IHts calling his assoclaUons with him, Woodring letter, . One . of the ac­ that the House already, had trim­ would be'''five years from now spect to any expansion of TVA. pital in Boston, Mass. He moved six men aboard enuth^ into the and Repaired. New York, Aug.. 4 (J>) -^Who owner, la a dllrector. , best two iMit of three games and saying: "I saw many things cusations in the Sensite move, to med the original estimate. with reepect to Red China ar ■' the or anything else, on his owm best to Longmeadow, Maas, about four ocean shortly after taking off is thle man' Arnold Johnson who -He Uvea with hiavnfe end two aeries for the final berth in Lie that were proof. tf> it*® least, of censure the Wisconsin ftenator Ih- judgment'. years' ago from Manchester where from Patrlrk Air Force Base to- (The following ia the second of talks glibly of milUoiis and mov­ childi en on Lake Bnore Drive In By JOE BEICHLEB ^„legislatinii which would hard-headed buaineasmen, la mak­ Is Oklahoma at Gallfornia, which for $2,500;000 and then leasing when he got Yankee Stadium and really red hot right now. In hia last to advance his own personal ambi- stem silence. And he said there would ^ less trjing to find s, \-av to put . the mithorike ehiergency constniction' (STANDING FLOAT MI-9-7842 klckk .off after the Canadian game Vanconver, B. C., Aug. 4 (>P) — nobody came along to buy the the series, they wiU face Stam­ ae'ven games, Berra nas hit safely Um fifth. tlona. Some things cause him to be al- plan. into, effect without Rus.'da ing a big experiment this fall. the ball park back to the Yankees. ford. down-state idtampe, in Tha Olaata swatted Bob Bosh mosl emotional, he said. resistance to fdreign spending if of school' hiilldlngs. He said he NBC Is bringing Canadian Pro- flnlsheia. The next Saturday, Sept. John Landy and Roger Bannister ground^nder that fiek’.. He cx- 14 times in 27 tlmea at bat for a "I can’t imagine anyone that 1 members of congress could see how and Intends to keep on trjing. would look iiito it and say later ' South'\ftaven, Mich, (ffb—Moat 95, wheiKABC televtaee Michigan mgy be kings of the cinder oval to President of < the Arnold John­ pects'to ser. the park to the city the flrat gome of a three game torrid .519 average. Tile Yankees for 13 hits, Inclwhng Hank have known in my career of whom He went on to say many of the anyone can float, aaya Iver John­ fesalonal Football to American TV son Corporation, chairman of thehe y set tomorrow afternoon, 5 newsmen knew Marshall well desperately the administration is Politics—So -far as he i.*i con­ what his position,,will be on the 'vlewera on Saturday afternoons. State at lows, the American game the rest of the world, but here in ' then lease it back to operate have won aix of thoee seven games. Thompson’s Itth homo nm with this is less so than it is in trying to build up the free world cerned, the President .said, the matter. son, but w h^ you can float stand­ •■■■■■aaasMoaranaaoooMaoa still starts two hours after the ITancouver the man of the hour board of live companies and franchiae. According to John­ o’clock, at Mt. Nebo, with the Two weeks ago, Bsrra waa hitting two on baso. to sstond thoir latoot throughout Oie war years. It to ing up you’ve''accompllahed some­ s & Jf Last year It televised the gaudy, member of the board of directoi second game slated for Stam­ .his case. happens, he said, he himself had to counter the Kremlin's propa­ main issue of the fall congre.ssional As for housing generally, the PHONE expensive American college pro­ Canadian. \ today is flame-haired, happy-go- son, the perk can be enlarged to ,267. 'Today hs ia at .6M — and winning stn ak to five. Ruban "I am sorry if I have made a campaign will.'.De .shnply this: Is President said—ns he has prian'" thing. ' . Oct. 2 is a WoYld Series playing lucky Christopher John Chataway. of 15 oor 20 others, the 47-yeap^ld eeat'33,0()0 by the '55 aeoson. ford Saturday afternoon. climbing. (3omoa spacod fivo hits and strack only a couple of extremely casual ganda and outright subversion and gram of the NCAA. Chicago University grad new ^>eech, hut that is the way I feel.” meetings with Marshall before sabotage. the record of the Republican ad­ timpj hefo.c—that there should be Johnson has b e ^ clocked float­ Tom Gallery, NBC director of day. ABC lb telemlng Dlinols at Yesterday in the dank dullness ‘,’The:' are great basebaU fane It waa Berra who proved the dif­ out soven for bU 10th victory. Tho ing in a vertical position for 20 of a drizzly afternoon he came face on the baseball ao^m. In KaiuMM City,” he aald last night ference In New York’a $-1 victory Progress on Oommittee World War II began. On a closely related subject. ministration a tood one or Is it no racial discrimination in connec­ FOR A •porta, la resjMnslble for the de­ Stanford, which atagU after the Cubo plsjiod without tho tajnrod The Senafe voted Monday night Calls Marshall Patriot Eisenhower said this country not 7 tion with any hoii.sing program minutes without twitching a mus- cision. After NBC failed in its bid basebaU game usuaUy'enda. NBC pounding ground the final curve The only connection Johnson In his hotel suite. “Give them a ov^ Cleveland - Isst night that Hank Sauer, Randy Jaekaea and to refer the ceneurj move against Eisenhower said he would like to should talk less about AnieMcan European Flood Relief — Eisen­ where federal funds arc used. cle.' - . ', . ■ LOAN to gst the NCAA package. Gallery wUl have stand-by e re i^ in Can­ like the Rojlal Scot Express to win ever had with sppru was when, he winner and they'll come out 'Die chewed a full game off the Indians’ Gene Bakar. McCarthy to a special committee, make known that to him, Marshall leadership and concentrate more hower announced that both Aus-; Federal Insiirance-^The Presi­ "It’s DO per cent control of the lined up the Canadian Profeasionid ada ready to bring Canaoi^ foot­ the Britisfi. Empire Games three- and Bill Tobln^ran the Chicago Yankees did very well there, espe- Back-to-k4Mk douUaa by Bddia to be composed of Uiree Republi­ typifies all that Americans look for on^ tr^ng to be a good partner tria and (Germany — he did not dent said he wa.s delighted over spine," said the 47-year-oJd re­ t25 !• ^500 Football League. ball to American fans early In the mile gallop and 11,000 fans men­ Black Haydu of the National cially in the early veara when Uathews aad Hank Aaron, foOpw*' cans and three Democrats. , in what they call an American with its allies. say,whether he was talking of the congressional approval of en ad­ tired accountant. "When the'spine Eyebrows were lifted. Why afternoon if the Series la runed tally ran every step of the way Hocke^-League. He still is a they had fine ball cluba." ed by Joe Adcock's alngla, proi> At the Capitol, about the same patriot. Poor Payrhology western section or the RED-doml- ministration bill to provide group )s straightened .from its uluial Given On C.O.D. Deliveries should American sporta fans be out. <, \ with him. vlce-jjrtrident and director of the >^en reminded that the A’s, .at Hitting Hard duced two fifth Inifiag runs thizt time as the President's meeting He described Marshall, who was To stand up and thump your nated eastern section of Germany life insurance for goveipnmeiit em­ curved position to a perfect plunib Amount tAmountof MoniMyMymoaufori interested in games played in an­ On Oct. 9 when ABC televiaw They had nothing agsdnat Fred Ha*m, who, just incidentally, of present value, could hardly be enabled the Braves to break a 1-1 ^vith reporters. Senate Republican ployes. ' He called the measure oflOAN JLWj called a winning bail club, John­ his World War II chief, as a re­ chest and say what a great' lead- — have accepted, the U. S. offer of line, you float vertically. Of course, $ s.ai other country and under another Rice at Wisconsin comas the first Green, the ex-paratro6per who .c^urae, happen to be part of Jim Ua with PhUadsIpbla for Warren leader Knowland (Calif) said he markably selfless man—one who er you are. Eisenhower said, is surplus food for the relief of flood highly desirable. * la.as I a.sa a.n ayatem of rules? Could (!)anadian real test. The Canadian game beat Chris John In world reci Norris’ hockey empire. son has a ready answe--. Bpahn’s 11th victory. hopes before tlie r.enete recesses wanted a field command and not a poor psychology. You get farther, victims in the area of the Danube lf.17 24.23 19.23 football stand up to direct compe­ starta one hour earlier than the time earlier thia year but cqiUdn’t John Carmichael's story in the "Tiere’e nothing wrong With Vstorsn first baseman Phil Caw> t o ^ h t that an announcement can planning job in Washington, but river and its tributaries. CONGRESS DeLCCOO AIM 47.41 39 44 M.49 tition with big American games? American. If It happens to be Chicago Daily News yestarday them that a few million doUars he said, by making other countries ft^M^n7e3u!rrnTrpa)inen^^ *M rtiarfae. catch him yesterday. Ttacjr didn’t can’t fix.” arratta drove la two runs with n K be made of the appointment of the who refused to foster his personal want to follow your leadership be (After the news conference. Hartford, .Aug. 4 i/Pi —Hart­ Tliey art bated »o pfnmpt m«»fMMy-fa> wnie. But many think the project is good, and if the American game dislike Frank Sando, 'wbb made It said Norris, president of the In­ TBSTERDAVII BK8VLT6 double and atngle, mid aeorod an- special committee. ambitioha and never protested the cause ail of you want the sam'e White House press secretary ford .Mayor Dominick J. DeLiic- Personal Notices RANGE & FUEL OIL sound.^ For one thing it probably happens to be duU, which wlU a 1-2-S finish for Elnglknd, or bare­ ternational Boxing Club, and Art Tom Tawkey thought the same Amcriemi othenr as White Boa rookie soath- He told r^wrters that ‘‘progress assignment he was given. oo In an Interview at Rome to­ TEltPHONE • WRIT! • »r VISIT coat only a fraction of the millions way, Mr. Johnson. For many N»w York 3, CIrvelsnd 1. koala. James C. Hagcrty -aaid the Presi­ viewers prefer? footed Nyandika Mbytoro of Kenya Wirtz, his aseociate who IsT heiad years he tried to buy a pennant Chicsso 4, Bolton 3. paw Jack Harshmaa gaiasd ,hln is being made" on the selection As to the circumstances of Mar- Speaking with obvious deep con­ dent had reference to We.st Ger­ day disclosed that he plans to that ABC and Dumont are spend­ flfiuirtnlfe ColUde who placed fourth. of the Chicago Stadium, would be PhUs______Iphia~ ilsdeli ■' 4.------Baltimore 3. eighth victory; la his last 'start of It. many when-he said (Sermany and run for Congress In the First An Appreciation r a iF I R R E D nNwccco.,Me. ing on football this fall. For an­ tor hla Boston Red Sox. Not until D etroit 3, W ashinfion 0. 'shall's later post, Elsenhower said, cern, the Resident said this couh- On Oct. 16, ABC televises South­ But CfiataWay 'waa their favor­ affiliated with Johnson iQ the deaL he channeled the cash into a farm „ NatTeasI against Boston, Harshmaa famed ■Vice President Nixon will - be apparently referring to Marshall's try must show more imagination to the U. S. occupation aone in (Hartford County) Dlstrlrt In W® wlffh to exprcAA mir ulnreri* jrn ti- MANCHESTER other, a flock of big name Ameri­ ite before he started because be Johnson wouldn't confirm or New York 7, Chtcsfo 1. 16 batters. Hs struck out sevan chairman of the group, and Know- lud^ to memherff of the North End can college atars are playing in ern Califonlla at Oregon, and system did he reap a first pen­ assignment to try to bring peace in its sincere effprt to convince Austria). ID.'ill. The news came as a Fire Dept . Vernon Fire Dept., und to The BOUND OIL CO. a a i MAIN trtC IT • • ^ tocoad Moor again there Is no collision, but on had paded Landy and Bannister to deny that yeaterday'but It seemed nant in-1940. Even a guy with '$6,- Brookljm 3, St. LouU 1. last night land said he wmuld expect Nixon He added that Communist Yugo­ •’complete surprise”- to leadem the Rtertnepfi of the Manchester Police Oa«n Mon. Fuoe. Wed. 9i30 fo 5.-30 Can(ula. And finally, the game Is Milwaukee 3; Philadelphia 1. between the Chinese Communists others of Us peaceful aims. And fast and open—Ideal, for telerielon. Oct. 25 comes a head-on clash. their under-4-mlnute miles and obvious that they will have some M0JM)0 to spend on Yankee ClnclnnsU 7. Pltubursn 3. Thrss bite apises by Chndc to announce Jie membership of the and Generallssimo'Chiang Kai-shek by the same token, he said, the slavia's anti-Soriet government nf Delaioco’s own Democratic Dept, in our lime of need. ond fhufidoye 9.30 to l a Cfdtlfd lotwfdoyn ABC has a regional set-up show­ chased Green to the record 13:32^2. connection, if the $4,000,000 offer STANDINGS committee to the Senate. looae mode fo reetdentt of oil ndelr^y lownt LItUe Dlff«renc« In Ruin Stadium or $4,000,000 for the A’a Harmon and Jimmy Orasngraas —he'knows none of the details Dnited States must be less nig- has not been able to make a reply party. Mr. and Mrn. Daniel Pantaleo. TEL MllehcH 3-6320 ing Holy Cross and Boaton U. In They Jumped up and forgot the is accepted. lYidespread hockey, might have to put the arm on the A m erleaa and Kiutout pitching by Lsfty Joo Democratic leader Dyndon John­ Actually the Canadian rulea do damp discomfort when he burst boxing and ice show interests, _ , W L Pet. OBL son of Texas told newsmen he still does not know, whether anything not vary enough to puzzle casual the East, Northwestern-Pltt In the grocer if he tried to make a win Clevelahd ...... 71 31 NuahaU until tho ninth fsatnrod should have been done which was X Midwest, and Montana-Brttham away from the field to finish in basebaU la the logical next step. ner out of the A’s. New York ...... -.71 34 CUicinaatl’s victory over P t t ^ ' ^ s ‘•exploring” for possible Dem­ obServera, and their tendency is to front by IS yards. ' C hicsso ...... 47 39 ocratic msmbera. He said he had not done, or anything which was make for a more open game. The Young in ths WssL This is no hush league John-> . If Kansas City goes big league, D etroit ...... 44 57 burgh. done that should, have not been chief spur to this Is the fact Cana­ Oh Oct. SO comes aiiother direct Ukes Coal Wether ny who expects to bring big it looks like the first step on the W ashington ...... 43 57 . Hoeft Barbs ShnIeiM "Just one rule — to get the three league baU to Kansas City. Among Boeton ...... 41 59 beet men I can from this side of done. dian football has only three downs, conflict, with Pqui-Penn State And they really adored him for way to the coast for the American Baltim ore ...... 37 48 Ray Boono drove ia both Detroit the aisle.” But he said he is convinced Mar­ which means the offensive team the American attraction. ABC’s laying in all seriousness, *T love other things, he Is vice chairman League. VVhb knows? We may Philadelphia ...... 39 67 runs with bis 15th homo nm and shall served according to his con this cool weather for running.' of the board of Automatic Can­ wind up vlth a realignment of1 N atlaaal N'alther Knowland nor Johnson must go for the long gain each time Nov. 4 gamS) Baylor-Texas, opens New York ...... 68 37 an infield out aa Southpaw Billy.,. mentioned the names of any Sen­ cepUori of his duty to his chief. rather than trying to buck the an hour after the Canadian, hut The swimmers and divers will teen, one of the big companies op­ majors into eastern and we Brooklyn ...... 63 43 Hoaft blanked the Sonators with ators under consideration for the Marshall came out of-. Army re­ line. on Nov. 13 the Georgia Tech-Ala- take the center ring of this athlet­ erating vending machines, of dlilslons. M ilwaukee ...... 57 44 five bite. It waa Rooft’s stath tirement to imdertak^ the China ic circus today and nobody has St. LouU ...... 50 53 committee. ' And Canada has signed up some baiqs game starts thq same time Philadelphia ...... 49 S3 victory and third shutout Johnson said he did not want assignment for th^-then Preaideiit American players whoae ' names as the Canadian, as does the Mich- any doubt that theyll shatter " _ _ / - (hncinnatl ...... 61 65 Ths Athletics made only fivo to attempt to .pass judgment on TYuman in 194S. .Me served later are well known: Tex Coulter of Igan-Oblo State ganve Nov. 20. every record- that gets in the Clileaso ...... 43 60 hits off three BalUmora pttchora as Secretary of State and Secre­ If NBC decides to bring in the way. On. tap are finals in ' the P ittsburgh ...... 34 71 but took advantage of five artora how long It may take the com­ Sale ends SEPTEMBER 4th l Army, Chuck Hunslnger of Florida, Connie Mack Wants to^Sell TODAY’S g a m e s mittee to complete its Investigs- tary of Defepie, also under Tru­ G O O D X ^ E A R Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa, Gene. "Choo Grey Cup game on Nov. 27, which women’s 110-yard backatroke and Am erleaa to pick up six uno4knMd -runs, all man. The (jbina mission has beeii matches the champions of the 220-yari) breastroke and the men's New York at Cleveland (nlghtl Grtm tlon before it .has ever been ap­ Choo" Roberts of . Chattanooga, (18-4) ve. Lemon 1 13-6). they g o t as they moved to withla pointed. He said this could better the main point of McCarthy's at­ Ray Poole of Ole Miss, Lou Kua- Eastern and Western Div. -of Can­ 220 breastroke and 440 and 165- Athletics, to Arnold Johnson W ashington a t D etrolt-M arrero (3-3) two psrcsntags pointe of tha bsv-- M determined after the committee tacks op'Marshall. ” TIRES aerow of Columbia, Elmer WUhoite adian football, it will conflict yard freestyles. '■ o r K ertaiaaoe (1-0) v». C a rv er (8-7). anth place Orioles. has determined upon its proce' Emphasising his belief that of Southern California. J. D. Rob­ spuar'ely with the Army-Navy Mainly because of their solid Philadelphia at Baltimore (nisfit) Marshall served according to his erts and Larry Grigg of Oklahoma, game. By BEN PHLEQAR Plllette (811) VI. Kellner (8131. dures. finishes yesterday In the three- New 'York, Aug. 4 —A firm Boston at Chlcago-Kem m erer (1-3) No Tom-Downs exception of dut;^. Eisenhower Travis Tidwell of Auburn, Dick Advertisers will pay close at­ mile and half-mile the Ekiglleh re­ T». Pierce (87). ^ d he will continue to believe Tamburp of Michigan State, and tention to the surveys that show captured the lead from-, Australia offer backed with an eatUnated four N aiisaal Big Field Listed Both Knowland and Johnson milUon dollsira in ready cash waa (Thlcogn at New York-MInner (87) Bald, in answer to questions, tha^ 4hat until evidence is produced that Ed Songin of Boston College, how many vlewera watch each in the unofficial team standings. U 9 0 V*. M otile (11-8). he is wrong. Atmosphere the Same network, particularly when the At the day’s end England had 180 pending today to end the Mack Bt. Louie at Brooklyn (nlghtl-Haddlx Ypgi B sm they had had "no turn-downs ’ in dynaaty In Philadelphia and move (187) ve. P o d ret (7-41. For Swim Events looking about for possible ap­ And he voiced doubt there is any | Furthermore the atmosphere of two games collide. points Australia 137, Canada waa Milwaukee at Philadelphia (nisht)- pointees to the specie! comqrittee such evidence anywhere. Canadian gamea almost exact­ back in third with 91, South Africa the money-troubled Athletics -to YCUi B urdette (10-11) ve. Roberta (IB-t). American League lead, aUctaig their BtenboNsr was asked ,ekrly in ly resembles the American collegi­ had 86 and new 2)ealand 38. booining Kansas C3ty. ClncinnaU at mttabursh (night) Val­ margin over the Ya^ceS to IndlanapoHs. Aug. 4 (45—A ate athujephere —'bands, pretty Chataway was clocked in ll:- Arnold Johnson, a Chicago busi­ entine (8-8) vs. Thiei (1-J). games. swarming field ot 212 womsa Buff iMe' news—conference whither ^ he Carter 3^1 Choice 304 men jammed final satry Bate thought the McCarth^'controver- cheer leaden, tidy etadiums. The 35.2 miiHing a world record, but ness executive whose varied inter­ Doby HonMrs teama are racked as civic enter­ shattering the games standard of ests run from being landlord of With Yankeea on second and third today for combtaad naUcoal AAT7 sy was having a hamful effect on prises, and dra^high class crowds. Yankee Stadium -through banking, m by Ed swimming and diving champtoa- the Republican psny, and also Baby Found To Whip Flanagan 13:59.6. ^ve Of the finishers beat Unheralded Burke in third inning, Berra cracked NBC has another advantage. the {atter mark. book publishing, construction and ■ingle off Art Houtteman, scoring ahlps Tliursday through finaday a t .whether the poss^llity of the Sen- Canadian football sta>ts.^ early—on Broad Ripple PooL ' ate’e remaining technically in ses­ real estate, la trying to swing the both runners. That was the ball Aug. 28. The first game to be Chicago, Aug. 4 OP) '— Jimmy deal. Tam Golf Leader game. The. Indiana, who scored on Ths heavy tumout wU oteka sion after tl^H ouse adjourns, to In New B-29 televised will be Ottawa at Toronto. Carter, t)ie 30-year-old battler who houra ot allmlnatiaa hsait ascss receive a committee report on the Last night he confirmed reports Larry Doby’s first inning boma HsMtoB, Tes.l After that, NBC will select the best twice won and lost the lightweight Chicaro, - Aug. 4 (A) —A well- run, his 2Srd of the season, couldn’t •ary e ^ morning of ths n e st sa- issue, w ^ d affect his plans for —Modern in-1 game available in the Eastern Div. championship, imperils his hopes which have been circulating for cept Inursday. Only ths 1400- an ear^vacatlon in Colorado. genuity hatl Local Sport almost a month that he la dicker­ known Texas golfing name popped budge Whiter Ford after that aa each Saturday. There are no re­ of regaining It again in a 10- ing with th* Maek .family and the As Told to Harry G ra ^ n Into the headlines again yester­ the young lefthander permitted only meter-frse-st^e events, for. both The^President said he wrould deviled a n«w| strictions such as the UCAA Im­ round bout with Glen Flanagan Because the average golfer can (xie hlt in the last fiva.innings. •exes; will be held opening dsy and d e ^ '^ th the second question first, type baby dia-| poses. The programs start at 1:45 board of directors of the AthletlcA day as previously unheralded heats ,wlU be final on a tuna Mate. tonight. Chatter 'I have made a very fair and handle it easily, the 4 iron is a Tom Burke, Jr., made a bid for The National League' race re­ l^he'M ouse is not in . session, he p e r that ia | p.m.. New York time. Television Carter has set up a return miist chib. mained unchanged aa the top three Ford Konno of Honolulu and /held, thwe can’t be any legisla- shaped like a | will come from Ottawa, Toronto, full offer for the club,” Johnaon professional fame. > Ohio State University and Oarolya malch with Paddy Demarco, the ■aid while in New York on a buai- It haa a blggar face, making it clubs—New York, Brooklyn and ' tlon, and soke sees no reason w'hy. B-29 and fits! -Montreal, and Hamilton, last man to dethrone him, for Sept. By BILL ENGLAND easier fpr the player to obtain Burke, formerly of Houston and Milwaukesi—added to their victory Grean of Fort Laudsrdals, >1a..'aro he shouldn't ^ ahead with his va­ all-age babies •______^ For five successive Saturdays neas trip. "I have reaoon to beliavs now a Chicago pro, amacked a •olid fa-vorltss in tha metric milea. 22 in San Francisco. FOOTBALL PRACTICE will be they are considering it.” power, plus more angle than with column. The league-leading Giants cation plans. without folding. The diapers He rulea a 3-1 favorite over held Friday by the Silk City Mer­ the 2 or 3 iron. aix-under-par 66 in the opening maintained their five-game advan­ Konno ia defending chataipiOB in ' Then, very serious In manner, are small enough to carry in a In .Philadelphia, a source close ' On a good many occasions, I qualifying round for professionals the men's I.SOO, which ha has Flanagan, who has moved up from chants at' Mt. Nebo. Practice will to the Athletics said Johnson’s bid tage over Brooklyn with an easy 7-1 he went on to eay that under the purse —absorbent enough to the featherweight division and at start at 6:30. use the 4 iron when I need good In the All-American golf tourna­ triumph over Chlcsgo’s cri^Ied swum faatar outdoMrs than any American rstem • the President is keep bsby bone dry all night has been-received. He called it the distimce out of the roug^. ment. 0 other American citlxan, 18:35.6. Ha 85 135 pounds will be carrying the only firm offer Uiat4ias been forth­ Cubs. The Dodgers had to go all the head of^the party which has —neat enough to be used as most weight of his career. He is a ROY "MICKEY* MCGVfRE, The 4 Iror serves a lot of pur­ It topped a field of 150 Who were out, edging the St. Louis'Csi^nals Won the AAU avant a t 16:20.0 in training pantiesL-and so long coming. ^ poses. Employed with a fUll the same pool last summer and been gl'ven ^ e responsibility of I lasting and so easy to wash CARTER’S brother of Del Flanagan, a leading former basketball and baseball ahooUng for the- 60 places open 2-1 aa Carl Erskine bested Vic government by the vbters and that star at Manchester High School, 'Roy Mack, who shares ownership in the All-American, which atarts BSschl In a pitching duel. The third holds the NCSA Indoor lacord *i and dry (indoors) on rainy welter contender. in the A's with his father, Connie, 18:14.4. the Pntedent cannot escape It. days that just S dozen (only A defeat In tonight’s nationally- Is now stationed 'with the U.S. Tburaday. place Braves, 10 lengths off the Denies Blanket Approval WORK CLOTHES televised (9 p. m. EST) match at Ns'vy In Spain. Mickey is playing and hia brother, Earle, has dented Another 150, take to Tam pace, defeated PhiladelpKla’s PhU-' This does not mean, Eisenhow­ '$3.95 per dozen) will take basketball with' a sendee team. vigorously all previous reports that lies S-1. care of baby from birth Chicago Stadium would be a aeri the club might move. But after O’Shanter’s fairways today for er said, that he approves- of every­ through training period end ous setback for Carter. . their 18-hole qualifying rounds. Chisox Gala Ground thing the. party does. He said For Painters, The hard-swinging '^Negro first MYLES MCDONOUGH of the Johnson’s announcement Roy back­ Burke, a cousin of Jack Burke, The Chicago White Sox. served actually eliminate mOat of the' L ^ o n has started and finished six ed off slightly and declared: notice they were still in the Ameri­ Sport Schedule the President docs his best to keep - work and all training pantie CarpenteTs, Plumbers won the 135-pound crown in 1951 "Tlie only thing I 'wriU say right Jr.., a pit) circuit regular, bagged party affairs moving in the right expense. The manufacturer knocking out Hu Williains. hut pnes this year, winning all of eight birdies In stroking a 32-34. can- League race by drubUng the lem. The right hander also re­ now Is that I am doing my utmost Boeton Red Sox 82, advancing to direction. has named his creation, the loet it a year later to surprising A stroke behind were the for­ . Teidght But the Important thing, he "Dexter D iap er” . Readers Lauro Salas. He whipped Salas in lieved one contest and hurled hlt- to keep the ball club in Phlladel- within six gsimet of the Indians. In less ball for three innings phis.” , ^ mer Canadian Open champ, other night gamea. Cincinnati ov^. Legion tm. WiUimantic, S—Mt. . naid, is the legislative program— may write direct to the DEX­ a return match five months later George Fazio of Clementon, N. J., powerbd Pittsburgh 7-2 and Phila­ Nebo. Its permanent value and effect. TER DIAPER FACTORYi MA h E iV f f u to regain the title. Roy has been trying to find and Smiley Quick of Loi Angeles. North Methodist vs. BoeoM As for Uie McCarthy controvsr- DEPT. B-29, HOUSTON s! Then, last March, Demarco up­ SOFTBALL Congrees| Tourney, backers in an effort to buy out his delphia's Athletics downed the being held in Mzmeheater at Char­ Both shot 34-33—67, Baltimore Orioles 6-2. Detroit shut Coiigo, 6:15—Robertson Paila ay, he said, of course that is go­ TEXAS for names-of local set Carter for the .championship. father and brother. .The board of It appeared that at least a pstr out Washingtan 2-0 in the only day Deci’s vs. Chsosy Ploassr. 6:14 ing to effect the Republican party stores and diaper service Carter has had one fight since ter Oak Field will get underway directora has given him until Aug. tomorrow night. The Deci’a-New T2 would.be needed to qualify for game. —Charter Oak. in some way or'other. companies with genuine that loss, whipping Charlie Riley 11 to raise the cash. NaUoaal U ttls LSagua va. Btat- But he said be cannot qvaluate "Dexter Diapers" in stock— Britain game, scheduled for laat There have been no notlcable thfe tourney proper. That figure Ford was superb, turning back for hla 67 th ilotory against 15 night, will be played tomorrow in- waa tied or beaten by 35 swing­ the Indians on four hits fo# his llth ford Springs, -Stenordlord fringe. that effect at this time. and enclose this clipping plus. defeats and eight draws. eigns of Buccesg in his casiqtaign. victory and his fifth in a'row. He Thursdsy, Aug. S And he. said, that until the Sen­ 50# (in coin) for a sample atei(L BUI Beverly will hurl for the The elder Mack is in Chicago, ers yesterday; Drive-In while Frank Szandrocha The play yesterday also pro­ tanned six and did not permit a Elks vs. Nasritrs.fT s.6 — Chsztsr ate niakes up its own mind, it “Dexter Diaper" postpaid, where he was quotect in an inter­ runnbr to pass, second after the Oak. ' - would-not be becoming for him to packaged as a gift with a 'Will toe the slab for the North view Vvith Hy Hurwlta of the Pos­ duced nine qualifiers, from a field League Leaders Westem 'Vets. Game time is 4;,15. «f 42, who will participate along fourth when tha Indians loaded the Deci’s vs. New Britain, 4:15— make any particular judgments. T handsome set of pins-onr ton Daily Globe aa raying: baaea with two out to bring the Charter Oak. At that point he said anything chain for baby and the famous “We’re veshed u|> in Philadel­ with a group of exempted players doctor booklet VAT LAST, AN CHOICE TIRE niXEDI _ ■ Sellaui Lcasu RAIN washed, out six sporting in the 'Women’s Amateur ^vision tremendous throng of •0,643 to ita Friday, Aug. 4 that tends to diride the party BaUbis-Snider. Br^kTyn. .M4; Hu«l- phia. Mr. (Will) Harridge (presi­ feet. Ford, h^ever, struck'out Jim CYO va. Harm’s Camera, B— muat be of concern to him and he EASIER WAY TO DIAPER” events Involving Manchester teams dent of the America.n Leiaguq) has of the All-American, also starting for mother. . ‘SIl. Moon. at. LouU. last night. *ne Legion, Little Hegan and the Tribe threatened no Mt. Nebo. .m -. Mulal, 8t. Louis, . n i ; achtfen- approved of It (the sale) and also Thursday. * lilore. First Natloosl Bank va Man* KeHlatst dlenst. 8 l Louis, .SSO. ' League Nationals, and Dect’a approved of Mr. Johnson and his Men amateurs quMifled fol: their ^ Run»--Mualel, 8t. Louis,. *7: anlder: Drive-In'were all washed out of Brskina Fans Nbra Chester Trust 4—Charter Oak. CHECK YOUR SIZE HE^E Brooklyn. 84: Mejrs.. New Y ork/ 88; partners. I want to sell, Earte swing,, it can bring up to 180 allotted positions 'Moiqjay. Except for the third inning, . HamUton vs. Bast Hartford achoeiidlenst, 8t. Louis,: 78;' Moon. 8t. tourney games, while the Ameri­ does; but I can’t understand why The feminine qualifiers were »'S% ON LouU. 78. - ■ can Little League, Church Softball yardj. ‘ when Raschi singled and scored Talcotte. 4:15->Charter Oak. • White Dinner Jackets Run. ^U«d In—Hodges. Brooklyn -JRoy doesn‘t.vThe club ia through You- still shoot off the left heel headed by Marilyn Klumb of West T ill Sin bafwa Atlawaaia end Mualat 8t. LouU. 81; Bnider, League, and the Alumni League' all in FhiladelpUj|. There la no more Bend, - Wts., whose 40-;33—78 was ' traS«.1n • S*il MIC! • T n x i ^ had circuit contests postponed. and use a full body turii. Brooklyn. 88: Jablonskl. 8 t LouU.. 88: interest in the -tet,m there.'! The 4 Iron is an accurate club,- two over women’s par; Barbara • Cutawajrs ^ ^U , CInctqiuU and Maya, New Y^rk, When Roy annoi’itced: hS» plans Little of-Wauwatosa.'Wia, Was 6.00 X 16 V $20.60 $ 1 5 ,4 5 4 ANDY WASIL, who has pitch­ ao preventsplenty of trouble, Don't miss these BIG allowances lot your present Hits—Mueller, New York, 148: Moon, to' buy out the famUy, brother especially on 'a tight course runnerup alth 42-39—81. W« ootflt yon right in m stock. 8t. LouU. 14S; Behoendlenst, 8t. LouU, ed Stamford teama to three con­ Elarle" gave him an option on his tires turned in on DeLuxe Super-Cushions by 6.40 X 15 21.55 1 6 .1 5 * 144; Bnider, Brooklyn. 141; Bell,'Cin­ secutive national championships, This Is smother reason I recom­ Nothfaig to send awsy for. cinnati. 139. stock, estimhted at skout 28 per mend It to the average player. NAtlONALLY ADVEETISED Goodyear. ^ Doubles—Bell. Cincinnati. 30; Bnider. will get a chance to show his stuff cent; but asked wryly: 6.70 X 15, 22.60 1 6 .9 5 * Brooklyn, 38 > Thomaa, PttUburgli and before (Manchester fans if the lo­ “Where Is he. g^ix,' to get the —-—— ------Yesterday's Stars SchoenJUenat, Bt. Louia, 38; Klner, Chl- cal Legion can knock off Willi-, money ?’*^» I h e lowest earned run average ?.IOxi5 25.05 ihantlc tonight and clinch «a State for A pitcher waa '0.90 by Ferd M. REGAL ^ ^ (p lei—Bnider. Brooklyn, 9: Uamner. A. Fhiladelplija source in a posl- Schupp of'the New York -Giants Batting—Yogi Berra, N e* York BRANDS OF Phllaidelphla and Moon and SchMn- final berth. Wasil pitches with .tion to know U-.e inner workings .of MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON 6.50 X I 6 25.40 1 9 .0 5 * MEN'S S H O K dlenat. Bt. Lx>uU, 8; five 'iilayen In 1916. 4 Yankees, stroked a two-ruh single am on g our -wlUi 6. both the Stamford Legion -and :a the. club said the board of dlrbetors in the third inning to give the Yan­ 8.00 X 15 30.10. 112.55^ • 907 MAIN STREET Home Runa:^Maya. New York. 34; Little Bigger League team, and probably wo :ld give Roy 60 or 90 kees a 2-1 victory over the .Cleve­ Bauer, Chleaso. 33; Hodgea, Brookl; the latter nine has a chance to days extra ' tltoe (beyond. Aug. 1-1 2-miUon-dotlai’’ bond Issue to buy Swim Tranks sad Sport Shirts m any GOODYEAR TIRES THAN Telephone MI-9-1662 and . Kluatewag.' Cincinnati. land Indians. 8.20 X 15 ' 31.40 2 3 .5 5 * Mathewa, Milwaukee Mllwauki and Muatal. -BL win the national title again this in hla aearch for caA if he needed Blues Stadium, now owned by Pitching—Carl Erhklne. Brook­ Louia. 38, year, which 'would give Stamford or ashed for It. ’Johnso4i. The money -would be vsed lyn Dodgers, fanned nine and per­ inoxptntivo Stolen Baaea—Bruton, Milwaukee. 33. ON Ah|Y OTHER KIND! Fbndy, Chicago, if; Temple, Clnclona- four national'^ championships. He After that, the source said, the for the purchase and iraprovemen a mitted flve 'hlta. as the Dpdgers At Rammste Sole Priios ti. IS; Moon, St. Louia, 0-. Mathew*. was the subject of an AP. feature Johnson offer would be acted uimn. wbicta -would Increase the capswlty defeated the St. Louis Carttnals Milwaukee and Jahloaaiii. Bt. L^U, 8. One of the last mejor ObstMes from 17,000 to 33,000 by the start 2-1 for Erskine’s 10th' straight tri Pitching—Aatonelll, New York, 1S8, carried last night in( the Sports 89; -Lawrence .St. LouU. 8-8, .137; Roundup column on The Herrald in Kansas City was claared up of next« season. Johnson plsns to umph over the Redblrds at EbbeU DavU, Chicago. 7-3. .700; Griaaom, New •porta pages. when voters yesterday approved a lease the p v k back from the city. Field. ^ Even BIGGER D O LU R MVIRGS on WHITE SIDEWALLS during this SALE! York, 8^ M l MagUk. New York, 11-8, T-SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS WALIFAM RS COMPLETE Strikeouta Haddiz, St Louia. 134. OUE8nON;.of the,week is, .how Roberta. Philadelphia. 131; Brakine; miuch better off would the local Brooklyn, 133; AntoneUi, New York, 93 3.50 . . . .Now 2.29 Reg. 4.95 ....N ow 2^8 flpahn. Milwaukee. 96. • Legion be if Rick Paquette was RADIATOR Anaericaa lUagM ■till with the team ? The little 2.95 ....Now 1.89 Reg. 3.95 ....N ow 2.49 Batting-Noren, New York, .348 Minoao, Chicago, .W: Mantle, New right handed slugger waa the 1.95 ....Now 1,29 Reg. 3.50 ....N ow 2.19 SERVICE York. ;818T8oz, Chicago and AtrUa. qtandout attraction with the state Almost Anything. Automotive .1.65 .....Now 98c Reg. 2.95 ....N ow 1.79 aerelaad. .317. kings this year until he waa de­ Rune—Mantle. Naw York. 87; Minoao. Chicago. 85; Fox, dilcago, .78: Toat clared ineligible. Paquette won Waahiniiton. .78; Avtla, ClaraUinA 7A All-State honors in Arisons this • CLEANING Rune Batted In—Minoao, CMcaao, t SWIM TRUNKS oiM Berra. New York. 81; Doby and'Rose season while playing high achool Cleveland, Tl: Mantle, New To^, n. ball tjiere. T-SHIRTS • REPAIRING Hits-Fox. (jhlca^ 118; Minoao, Chl- WALKING SHORTS eago. 183; Kuenn. Detroit and Buabr, Washington. lU: Berra, New York, 118. JIMMY MORIARTY, a stand­ WITH COLLARS •N • RECORING DouMca — Minoao. Chicago and out sticker with the CYO in the YOUR OLD TIRES WUX MAKE THE DOWN M YM B4TI PAY AS LITOE AS $1.22 A WEEK FOR TWO TIRESI Vernon, Washington, 31; Berra, Naw Twilight Lesgue, is also playing Reg. 5.95 ....N m : 4.19 YiHklown Frovincf towa York and Yost.at, Washington. 81: Kuenn, Detroit.. 30. aoftball with the Walnut Street Reg. 3.95 ....Now 2.49 Reg. 4.95 ...'.Now SJ9 Brempi ssrvfM fas sB mnkss Triple*— Runnels. Washington, Grill in the Rec Softball Litague. Reg. 2.95 ....Now 1.98 Reg. S.96 ....Now,2JB9 ’ Williimstowi , Vernon. Waahingtaa. U; Minoao, Chl- eago, Tuttle. OetroUo(ir and Mantla, New Rgg.. 2 .5 0 ,....Now 1.69 Rig. 2J8 ,.,.N4W IJR; , I ' ' York.. 10. fiiiMt fashiofl It modtratt prict mirk these charmiin tradi- NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ' ' 9sr icp X SspailBMat. Rome Rune— .Dohy, Cleveland. ManU*. New York, 3 i; Room, Cleveland tioaai designs->crcatc

MANCHESTER EVBNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 4, 1954 ^ A G E N I N i m t lEEtGHTEEN BtANCHE8TE3l E V E ^ G ^SRALD, Kj^^CHESTEgl, CONK^ WEDNESDAY, ADGUST 4, MB4 Houses For,>rji$rtft^ 72, Suburban For Sal* , 75 Wanted—Real Estote 77 Hal Boyle J^mocratie Sen. Estes Kafauyer^ ONE IN A BILLIQir Aatomobiks for Sato 4 Bonin CM ScrvkiaB Offered 13 Moving.>1YuddBf Articles For Sals 46 Rooms Without Board $9 He For Salo 72 Houses For Sale 72 aga(nat hard-running Rdp: MANCWBSTERHESTER.jGfiBSN SecU d^ TON LARB)—Roasdals aection. HOUSE USTINOS naadad to aU Top Votes Won Sutton. The vyeek’s final Storage 20 LargsI sixalx Mtom«toi ranch, firoplaaft, Oakland, • Calif. (F> — - Ykft UNUSUA1X.T Nie« IMO C9i«vrol«t. F U R N m iR B .RafmUtalnc, anUqus FLAGSTOlfE. Stena for walla, NEWLY DECORATED, BefUtUblly BEAUTIFUL Three bedroom ranch Attractive 4 room slngls, fully win­ catagoriaa for activa cllanta. (MU wriU be tiv Kentucky Saturday. LISTINOg three twin «Ueaise bedrooms, 15-Tooll^Toot terised. Full cellar, mi heat; extra Wm. McBride. 3(1. 3-4816. J. Wat­ chances o f a flva-yoUc a ir *** Cleon, well preserved. Many other tumttura a specialty, chairs eanad AUSTIN A. - CHAMBERS 0 0 ., iMusa fronts, flraplaeaa, ate. Bol­ tunhahad and naelous room. Iha house with attached gerage, tUa In the 'b ig Kansas 'contest, one in a billion. bath, fireplace, plastered walls, cfllar, amesite y--drive, large lot. Nice condition. Lake son Beach A Co., . Realtors, Ap­ The Eagle That Lost By Incumbeiits older can . IMl Chevrolet club and luahad. Anson F. Thorp. local and long diatance moving, ton Notch ^ a r t y . ML 84817. most complata light bouaaksaptog iilcely terraced. C lo s e /lo bus, nearly complete unofficial returns' Alfred McNamss, Jr., said Ms coupe. Douflas Moton, SS3 Main. Pbdno MltcbeU 9-0715. faculties availaMa in Manchaoter. MANCHESTER— radiant heat, combination win­ privilegea. Raal buy. Only $3900. praisers. gave ’’Rebei’ HiUl a 14.?00-vote packing, storage. Call ML^SdlSI. Parker St. section, , alx-rooqi school and shopping. ..Jfo develop­ Goodchild Realty 0>.. 30. 8-7925 firm handled about a biUlon ogra Hartford CHapel T-148S. * - RUG WOOL and ramnants. In- You wiu marvel at tha cleahUntoi ders'and screens, Venetian blinds. lead over Templar in his challenge in 38 years and found only 3M. Alwrlisemeits IM l CHEVROLET 4-door, luatmia WIRING INSTALLATION at all atiuctions to making beautiful Colonial, garage '...... v. . $13,800 Front terrace with iron raU, cov­ ment. Only $16,800; •'Carlton W. or 94794. USTINOS WANTED — Stogla, 111 Four States of this building. Children accepted. Hutchins. 3(1. 9-^32, 9-4694 two-family, tbraa-family, bual- Its Feathers— ^ lo the Am leadership. ' with flva yolks. Doubla yolks ara black anlsh, radio, heater, like typee. No Job too small. Patar briUded ruga that add distinction Central. Priced so rsaaonable Walker St., six-room Cape Cod, ered pine panelCd patio to roar. West Virginia Republicans-nomi- CLASBIHED ADVT. to any horns. Gen’a Rug Shop, 55 HICKORY HILLS Homes— Rt. . 8, ness p ro p ^ y . Hava many cash common, ha aaid, but tripla yoOu new inside and out. Ownpare any­ Paiitaluk, 40 Fostar atraat Phone Painting—Paporing 21 you'U gasp! Bs aura and see this porch, g a ra g e ...... $13,500 Plenty of shade trees. Near r a n c h HOM E«f five Isrge rooms. (Coi tianed (nxa Page Ods) nated Thomas B. Sweeney - of Talcott Ave., RockvUle. Phi Andover, (tonn. Where every home buyarai* Mortgagea arrangtd. showed up only ones to each 100,- DEPT. HOURS where. See this onp' at Center Mitchall 9-7808. hone one. Mrs. Oorsay, 14 Arch S t Four-room brick stogie, excel­ achool. See tbe owner at . Hot water xfil heat, . combination age far outnumber the men on th* Wheeling to oppose the veteran Motor Sales. 4 1 Main St.______5-5706. is different. 4 and 5 room raqch Pteaaa call Gaorga L. Graitodlo, Pine Ridge, 9 . D., Aug. 6 (JR — *00 eggs. And in a billion eggs 8tU A. M. td 4:30 P. M. WILLIAM DICKSON A SON lent condition...... $9,900 stance Dr. windows, Lot 75 x 125. Near Rock­ types, % to 3 acre lots. Drilled raaervation. GOP Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel Neely in November. Sweeney had fhere were Just three four-yoilun ANHQUBS Retlnlahad. Rapalrli« SINGLE AND DOUBLE bedrooms. Realtor, MltcbeU *4678. 10* The vanishing Redskin la no long­ triumphed easily over two oppo­ IMO PACKARQt;5-door s^ an , over- REMINOTON 733 . 333 caliber Autumn St'eection, five bed­ -LARGE SIX R o o m ^ p e Cod, fire­ ville bds line. Immediate occu­ Wells, plaster, full finished base- Henry street 'This la tremendously impor­ one opponent. —ahd the one five-yolker. done on any furniture. Tieman, Painting and Decorating P a r k i n g avaUable. Business pancy'. $12,200. VA approved. er vanishing. But lo, the poor tant,’’ said Reifel. who wishes the nents. Sen. Homer Fcrgiuon of COPT CLOSING TUIE hauled, 1040'1''ord : Mian, 170. iMJ 188 South Main S ■ t ~Phone ML with Lyman lOx acope. ExceUent block. See Mr. Keith, 195 No. room older, h o m e ...... $14,500 place, oil hegt^MSUtifuUy land­ ' menta. H.- W. baseboard radiation. condition, $138. CSU 30. Madeline Smith, Realtor.. ML F.H.A. and V.A. mortgage avail­ WANTED—Stogla and multi-fam­ Indian, is still having a tough situation could be reversed, "be­ Michlgah, chairman of the Senate FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Olds, cleah, $10S, IM l Chrysler 8-5648. Time Payments $-8008. Mato Street. Henry St. section, seven-room scaped, custom buUt, convenient GOP policy committee, was un­ formal sedan, 070. 1030 Plymouth to bus anti achool, exceptional buy. ,3.1642 or 9-1146. able. Buy direct and aave. H. ily homes for ready cash buyers. time. cause ordinarily women raise the MON. THRU PRL PARAMOUNT Heavy axtruded older home, extra large lot-. Hartley, Builder. MI. 9-0975. Mortgages arranged. (MU ACS moral level in any civiUaation.” opposed for -renomination. coupe, $30. 1043 Pontiac station GONDER’S T.V. Sarvlee^ avallabia LARGE ROOM next to bath, vl- $13,800 For^arooifttment caU A. R. WUkia THBEE-FASDLY houae. Chestnut Our population Is - Incraasing 10:30 A. M. wagon, full price, $100. Brunner’s any tlma. Antanna converalons. I Call MI-9-0920 aluminum windowa, doora and cinity East Center and Summit A ^ . i d . 9-4389 and 3d. 3-8368. Realty Co. 3 0 9-2392. Because of the ahortage of 'hus­ Ught Voting street area. Present rental income ■VERNON—Two family duplex, 8 about S per cent a year,” said Balloting in alL.four states was SATURDAY 0 A. M. Packard, l^ k v llle Road, Talcott- ?hUco factory suparvlaad servtca. Anytim e awntoga. For free-totimata caU Sta. Private family. Parking BOLTQN-o- bands, about 25 per cent of the 30. 0-7827 any time. ' $2,400. Asking price $19,500, and 4, copper plumbing, hot water IF READY to buy. aeU, axchanga Ben Relfcl, superintendent of the unusually light. With few excep­ viUe. Open evenings T a 0. TeL ML 9-148$. apace. Gentlemen preferred. Lovely new six-room split JeVei, SEVEN ROOMS—West side. Four Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 Main real estate, mortgages arrange children born on> the reservation rjtointtog. bedrooms steam heat, oU burner, Oil heat, storm windows, large lot, Pine Ridge Reaervation, the sec­ tions, campaigning had been Ust- INTERIOR AND Exterior H-TON FEU)DER8 sir ebnditiixier, Phone MI. 8-3638. garage, hot water heat, oil^ large 8t. MI. 9-5241.' (Mnault Howard R. Hastings, are Illegitimate. No atigma la at­ rovB o0ornuinoN w ax 1953 MERCURY Monterey con­ MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio F or estl- garage. Older home. Half acr^ ' full pricX $11,000. 4^1 A.C.B. ond moet populous in America. tached to them among the tribe, leaa and many Congress members used.one season. Reasonable. PI. lot ...... $15,500 ,Realty Cto.'hO, 9-2892. Agency, 30. 9-11(17. n AmBOATBO^ vertible, radio, heater, Merco- and T.V, specialists alnce 1884. mates call MI. 8-3850. SINGLE ROOM, light - housekeep­ weU shrubbed. Sacrifice $13,500. WESThONSTER ROAD-Slx room But a rtstoS birth rate has only but the high rate of illegitimacy did not campaign at all. matic, automatic interior. Lus­ House sendee call $8.60. MI. 34148. ing faciUtiee. One Mock from Main RENTALS Geo. L. Oraxiadio, Realtor. T e l. colonial. Large rooma, 1% batha, LEBANON—47 acre farm with 7 READY BUYERS waiting. For tin' accelerated the Indian's task o f adds to the problem of creating Michigan’s primary featured a Dial MI-3-5121 trous blue finish. Only 13,000 8-3660 or MI. 8-4807. St. Girls only. 3Q. 8-7530' after 4 3d 9-5878. oil heat, insulated. Call for inspec­ madiata action .list your property ■urvivlng in a white man’s wdrld. stable family patterns. four-way contest for the Re­ miles. Save over $500. See Bob Private Instmctlona 28 p.m. MANCHESTER— room home, oil furnace, fireplace. LAWN WORK, rotoUlllng, retaining Boats and Acesssories 46 tion an^ime. E. A E. Realty. MI. Good bam. Small brook. $12J)00 with the Albert J. Gatto Co., Real' Reifel, a former A'rmy officer 'While most Indians agree with publican gubernatorial nominS' AU TO STORE Oliver, Center Motor Salee, 461 Six-room heated (duplex), deco- MANCHESTER — Four * room 84297 or 3-4480. fora. CH. 9-8489^ evantoga 30, and Harvard graduate, is the eon Reifel that education and accept­ tlon. The winner was Donald S. Main St. walls and pgtioe. Free-estimates LARGE, MODBSRN room,, com­ ihted ...... $87.00 month home, nice condition-- A buy at including sonr|e equipment.. Talbot YOyR FOtESTONB DEALER given. MI. 9-8375. ACCORDION and piano taught to OUTBOAI^) Engine end boat. 1851 Agency, Andover. Phone PL 2-8800 3-8948, JA. 8-3989. of a full-blooded Sioux mother ance of the.white man’s goala in Leonard, former state and Detroit Scott Atwater 1-30 7.5 h.p. engine plete with all houeekeeplng facUi- $9,900. Four-roofh house plus BOLTON—New custom built six police commissioner. Loit and Fomid 1848 CHEVROLET sedan.' Heater, your home. ML 8-J144. ties. Fully attached ^ v a t e en­ any time. and a German-American father.. life are the only way they can hope MANCHESTER WEBB’S TV - 17 Maple St., 83 per with 10 ft. sea sled boat, Also COLUMBIA-;r garage, near WUbur Cross High­ room home, iarge living room, radio, 1948 Oldsmoblle six coupe, trance. Inquire 101 ChCetnut St. 4 end 6-robm duplex. way. A bqatity. Sate price, He feels the only poesible solution to lift themselvea from abysmal With more than half the votes IX>inn>-S fellows who win arax. house call. All work fully iguaran- wheeled engine carrier. Li|te new, fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, SOUTH WINDSOR—Ultra modem o f "The Indian Pitoblem” is edu­ poverty, niany feel the federal gov- counted. Leonard' had 107.744. His hydramatic, new rings. No d o ^ . $75.00 month $10,500. Ohventry Lake, nice dlsliwasher, hot water heat, full 836 MAIN STREET TEL. MI-3-7080 srisb and clean out your ear tor payment, $480 weekly. Cede teed. Call Ml. 8-8685 tor quick Bonds— Stocks— used oite season. Complete Outfit ROOM FOR RENT — Near Cen­ California redwood ranch home Blind Man Trains cation. eiTiment has not done enough to nearest opponent, ^ fite Treasurer only fO. For servlee telephone ML honest service. $105. Private owner. 33 Walker small hpihe, all conveniences. cellar, attached garage, amesite with three bedrooms. Large living help them. Motore! MI. 8-09,$0. Mortgages 21 ter. Gentleman preferred. 87 LEBANON— Year ’rdund. Puli price, $4,200. 'There is no other answer," he D. Hale Brake W d 83,952. 04nSL St. Tel. 30. 8-3880. Foeter St. 3H 3-5331. 4-room tingle (new house), drive, large lot, shade trees, high room, unuSual fireplace. (Jonven- STOIfE, BRICK, fireplace and ce­ $600 down. Many other colonial^ elevation. Carlton ,W. Hutchins. Seeing Eye Dogs ■aid crisply. "The Indian simply "Long before CorUmbus came, Leonard • 'Vm oppose Gov.. G. 1953 FORD 3-do6r aeden, radio, FIRST AND aecono mort^gaa $85.00 month ient'kitchen, Iqrge ail purpose must adjust.” Mennen Williams in November. FOUND—Brown Cocker Spaniel, fe­ ment work. Call MI 8-5451 or MI ranches and Cape Cods eenelbl.v MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. .room ,'8 acres of land. Excellent the Indian was a soaring golden ...presolib the graotast sIm w i i M w il heater, V-8. - low mileage, good bought for our own accountiount Fiat, 1...... »l He estimates that of the .60,000 eagle,” one elderly tribesman said. Williams^ was unopposed In the male. Call D og Warden. MI; 8-5043. Building Materials 47 FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. Several Other Listtoga priced. The Ellawotth Mitten financing. Warren E. Howland, motor, clean, full price; - liois. confidential aervlce. Manchester m o d e r n four room home, plas­ Winter Harbor, Maine (A*)— Indians in South Dakota there , "But the white man envied the Democratic primary, as was Sen. $-4540. Inquire 138 Blesell St. From $4,200 and up. Agency, Realtors. MI 3-6930. Realtor-InsurSr, 648 Woodbridge Etmy bank terms, euily $345 down. Inveatment Corp., 344 Mato street tered walls, Timken oil heat, Truck Driver Truxton Coombs are only 150,000 in the . entire golden eagle hie freedom and F«rKuaon'8 .November opponent, Brunner’s^ Packard, Talcottville. ML 8-5418. St. MI. 3-8600, 3n. 3-5711. I>OST—Pair brown rimmed glasses, WA8HINO MACHINES repaired. Canadian Framing, T.L.L. VERY PLEASANT ROOM for Rte3IE3fBER — OUR TDIB 18 $1,000 DOWN, THREE ,bedroom aluminum atorm windows, clean never had bean?' of a secing-eya country. Only 15,000 are Integrated coaxed him down from the clouds Union leader Patrick V. 3(cNamara green Masses attached. Badly Open evenings. per M $95.00 and neat, fenced yard, near In the pattern of our civilization. of Detroit. Phone MI. 9-0548 after 6 p.m. gentleman. Parking. At 273 TOUR TDOE SO LOOK OVER ranch, firepface, large rooms, pic­ TOLLAND, At the Green. $12,500 dog wjien an explbalon destroyed and trapped him. He told the In­ needed. MI. 0-7000 or MI. S4340. N. C. Roofera, T.L.L. per M $92.00 ture window., high elevation, fuU school, stores and bus. Only $9,- buys substantially sound seven Some 11,111 Ogalala Sioux now dian that a golden eagle was nice, Tennessee will have a hot OAKLAND M OTOR^es. Always FURNITURE Repairing, reflnlah Business Opportunities 32 Mato St. 3H 3-4071. THESE REAL VALUES! his eyesight 20 years ago, but he a good^ection o i good UMid ) —Fniita has ’’They lived each day as It came, when she was 40. She said night street Mltdiell 9-4S7X. Qpea sve- 6-7579, well-meaning, parents may over­ alnga. ' only $588 full price. Eaay bank the necessary money working Sabnrban Fnr Rent 66 basement, oil ateam heat, land­ Utilities. Now under cbn.struG- w'hat local residents think is the but they can never become aaslmi- achool wasn’t for her because "I terms, only $148 down. Brunner’s few houn each day as an Avon FOR SALE—Wheat, Rye and Po­ scaped 100’ X 170’ f t lot. Bus and tion ...... - ...... y.‘ .$12,'350 do it and say ’'finish your milk only fire-engine-red po.sC office in laled in our cultures until they de­ wanted to go to class with the kids ONLY DOUGLAS wUl sUl you Packard, Rockville Road, Talcott- repreaentative. Call MI. 8-3814 aft ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove St., HiU- school. Immediate occupancy. Johnny’’ so often that Johnny the United States. Postmaster velop a consciousness of time.” Household Serrlces tatoes. 3 0 8-8243. GLASTONBURY «n d get a real flavor of college.” late model car as tow as $130 ville. Tel. MI. 8-5191, Open eve­ er 3 p.m. aide House, two room fumiahed Notice develops a desire to throw milk John Weaver says: Another dlfflculty in uplifting One of the "kids” is her son, Offered IS-A iq>ariment. On line. Children 5 Room Ranch ^Approximately "When the office starts making down. We do not ask you to take nings. SEWING MACHINE operator A.J.GATTOCO. on the floor every time he sees it. the Indian’s standards lias in the Dcen, 16, an engineering aopho- a loan from a bank or finance Household Goods 61 accepted. Inquire first flooor. Town of Manchestffr 1 acie. 30’ X 48’ fjdindatibn. A large money, we’ll paint it black.” SERVICE ON aU makes aewtaj wanted. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 30- If the parents were told at every fact that women of marriageable more. company to complete jraur down Apt. 9. CHapel 8-8489 home with lo^ p rice ...... $16,800 meal that they had to eat carrots, payment Positively only gl30 machines. Also electrifying. Wori HUllard St. Office of the,General Manager Aato Accessories—Tires I' done In you? home. Sicbel, ML Evenings Manchester 30-34846 /ERNON for example, they would feel the down buys a 1848 car, gl86 b u ^ a Limited number of gas 5 R o o ^ Spilt Level --Complete same way, BATTERIES - 50% oft. Square 8-9419. Day'phone MI. 8-5171. Wanted To Rent 68 Rids will be received in the of­ • • « 1800, $380 buys a 1803. No addiUon WANTED-Baby sitter, girl or ranges. Clearance at half CAPE COD, Six finished rooma. OU fice of the. General Manager fbr In evciy" way. Including a -nice lot ai side notes or loans. Wo guaran­ type as low as 84.95 ex., long type FLAT FINISH HoUand window FOUR ROOM Apartment unfur­ heat, combination windows. Park' If enough mUk or any other de­ $7.85. Written jguarantee. Cole woman to live to. TqJ. MI. 8-3428. price. the Town of Mcr.chestcr, Copn.. on andJdcation ...... $17,500 tee to seU under the above terms shades, made to measure.^ All nished. Young couple. Call 30- like yard 'With trees, $12,300. Wednesday, August 11. 1954 not sirable food is taken each week, Motors. ML 8-0980. Madeline Smith, Realtor. 30. srith notes ss low as $40 monthly. metal Venetian bllhda at a new SALES FoeiUons ^ n for neat ap­ CHAMBERS FURKitURE 94784 or RockvUle 6-4477. later ’ ' on 3:00 P.M. Eastern Day­ E & E a g f :n c y it does not hurt to leave it out once pearing women. Eiill ti'me, no ley- 9-1642 or 9-1143. , Good credit is our only require­ low price. Keys made while you SALES light Saving Time, for Scavenging The House of Complete 'Real in a while. Veairt fe# eidy m ent Douglas Motors, 883 Main. w ait Marlow's. offa, full store benefits. Apply W. THREE ADULTS want four-five A Salvaging at the Town of Man­ A uto - Repairing— P sln tin f V T. Grant Co., 815 Main St. At The Green room apartment, unfurnished. SOUTH. 3fAIN ST. area, 3 room Estate Service Children, 04 well as grownups, 1848 CHEVROLEl' tordor sedan. single, 3-cer garage, older home, chester’s Disposal Area. . Edward Dupre—3(T-9-8297 like somq foods better than others. ^ $2.39 SL^nraeM WEAVING of buma,.^ moth holea M I-3-B187 Manchester. CaU 30. $-7493 be­ Obntract proposals and infor­ Good Urea, clean car. Excellent CAR BURN OIL7 WANTED-Ciri' for general office tween 10 a.m. - 12 noon. large lot, hear schooU and ahop- Clifford Bui-dick—3U-3-4480 Although dislikes should not be • Ssnforiisd For PtrmsMnt Rt and torii clothing, holaery runs, work. Apply to pefaon. Old Colony ptog area, $9830. George L. mation pertaining to Scavenging encouraged, it Isn’t always a good running codditlon. Douglas handbags repalnd, tipper Hours: 10 to 6 Brokers Motors, 333 Main. Economy overhaul, most al Co., Hilliard St. YOUNG PROFESSIONAL couple Graziadio, Realtor. Tel. 30. 0-5878,- knd Salvaging privileges may be idea to insist on a child taking • Ru||*d Cowboy Otnim UHF placement umbrellas repaired, 7:80 to 8:30 P. M. had at the Town Sngineering D r y SEE iha blgooit 31" TV pktwro m cars. Parts and labor $49.96. desires 3-4 room apartment in' some particular food too' often or ft U-Shiptd Ssddto Crotch onnhi The Creslty Supar-V 31 Hut 1841-1840, OLDER Cbavrolets, men's shirt coUars reversed and EXPERIENCED Hairdresser to Manchester. Write Bm D, Herald. FOR BETTER HOMES partment. Municipal Buildii; Lots For Sale 73 too regularly. No money down. $4.90 month­ BARGAINS to new and used appU- h actually 30% bipgor than many Fords, other good transportatlan. replaced. Marlow's little Mend­ manage shop while owner is vacs, ances. Terms and trades. James Manchester, Connecticut... * • V ft Srtnded Cowl^do Libol (htMhfhdMlTdil Good credit enables us to accept ly. ^1 work fuarantef^ ing Shbp. ~ I Uontog. JA. 8-5553. / Dial Mitchell 3*4112 Richard M ^ in BUILDING LOT Main Street near so^oHod 31" Mtil A. Woods Appliances, 383 Centsr railroad station. 40’ front x 70’ In some cases overeating, iin- ft Sotisloclioo Curontood or Your $8 down. Douglas Motors, 888 Msin Hooses For Sale 72 General Maiiager. dereating or complete unwilling­ -MOTOR SALE CORNICES, DrapM and allp covers St. 3 0 8-1818. ' An Amazing Value deep. . Excellent business area. III" Md(wy Back « SEE______1M7 BUICK Special sedan, extra custom made by aassio Decora­ ' Help wanted— Male 36 MI 3-7295. ness to eat certain necessary or Ford, Chevrolet, etc...... $134.95 FRANK’S IS buying and aelltog SEE THE ESCOTT AGENCY desirable foods is a sign of some ■ O Y S '...... $2.98 SEE nice running condition, clean, Pontiac, Oldsmoblle, etc. ..$174.85 tors, 41 Oak S t For frea estimate good used furniture end antiques, TO BE SOIA AT spocoooving cobinot over , . . 20% radio, heater. Almost new tires. can ML 9-3730. WANTED—Seemd shift worker for FIRST FOR REAL VALUES TOLLAND, Grant Hill Terrace. psychological maladjustment of Np Money Down, $2.00 Weekly. aU exespt stoves and electric re- the youngster. In-such cases the GIRLS' ,$3i98 tmalkr than tnony other 21" Mtt. CTlitt Douglas Motors, SS8*Main. New Motor Gugrantee, substitute rural mail carrier. Earn IN H OUSIN G One-half acre building lots, $200- about four week’s pay yearly. Call frigeratore. 430 Laka St, Open 8 SOLD $600. Easy terms, Loomis A Co., parents may need help and may HJBljSi tha tiMiwl TV foahtrat. SUft to 8. MI. 9-8880. MANCHESTER — 33 Westwood 1853 PACKARD De luxe sedan, COLE MOTORS Building— Contrsettug 1^ MI. 8-3332. Lie Inc. AD. 3-2691. have to recognize that part o f the DIAMOND’S centrok. .briahtnoM control at Iha Ultramatic drive, de luxe radio, St. (between Campfield Rd. and trouble may be with themselves. 4$6 Center Street CUSTOM BUILT homes, general FREEZER—18 ft. chest type McKee St.)< Open for inspec­ LOT 50 x 100, near (Mventry Lake. roar. Cobinots coma in boautM heater and defrosters, windshield WANTED—Service station attend Perhaps they pay too much at­ contracting, remodeling, repairing. ant. 25 years or over. Married. Light, front controls, balanced tion Saturday, Sunday and Mon­ Good location. Shore privileges. walnut, mahogany, or bland linkiMlb washers, new set white wall tires, M l-9-0980 Ud, Uke new—for $275.00. Potter- y ' ' A Delightful Home tention to the child, perhaps too chrome nub shells, spotless inside Flmmcing arranged,. Free esti- Experience preferred but not day. Make this a must You’U CTION Reasonable for quick sale. Tel. ARMY NAVY 7 m xm . Vancour Construction Co. necessary. References. Year round ton’s, ISO Center St. be surprised qt what we are able Coventry PI. 2-5058. little. Fussing a t . mealtimes or and outside. Locks like a 'M. (Conveniently located at 6 Edl order of Court of Com* some other fault of which they Priced to save you over $1500. See Anto Driving School / 7-A 1 7 3 ^ h la n d St Tet ML 8-4883. Job. Apply to person. ..McClure to offer you to this new six rooip son Road, Manchester. Four bed­ 997 MAIN ST. Ibu can see it i^ ro on a I FLORENCE Oil, Gas Combination WILL SWAP four lots at Coventry, may themselves be unaware is this one today. Brunner's Pack­ Service Station, 873 Main St. Stove. ExceUent condHion. 3 0 Garrison Colonial for only $16,- room (Cape Cod. Fireplace, ' oil 4001z on Pleas Auft. 7, 1954 at ard, Rockville Itoad, Open eve­ CABINET MAKINOwWa also do - 500. Four large shade trees' on lake privileges, for 1947 or later quite often responsible. DRIVING Instructions from your 9-3418. heat, garage, and paved driveway 2 P. M. on the premises a model small car. 311. 9-9270. nings ’til 8. “ home, Ouat-GOhtrol Inaurec car, all types of carpentry work, re­ WANTED—Carpenter. One who can lot. All other homes in Imme­ fill! beaement, nicely landaca] modeling, alterations, etc. Good Jrame. MI. 8-7180 mornings or aft' Of course, every grovring child standard or automatic. Call Man- IRONRITE Electric Ironer. New diate area less than 12 years old. lo t Short walk to all facilities. parcel o f land y^ith the ANDOVER—Approximately three chastai Orivlna Academy. PL workmanship, and .feaaonahla er 8 p. m. , condition. Florence parlor heat­ All utUities. Near bus, achoola, A fair value at $13,500. should have enou^ food but not YOU CAN’T GO WRONG rates. Estimates gladly given. building thereon looted on acres of Cleared land. Idead for too much. Also the > diet should 3-7349, ToU EOCPERIENCED Mechanic for er. 3 0 9-4844. atores. Nmi-vetiprans, take a^antage that home in the country. Call IF YOU GO RIGHT TO Call Dick at FL 3-3895 or John at of new FHA mortgage ttrm t. See the easterly side of Squir­ provide, the .particular elements, RAINBOW’S 3 GREAT SOLO WASHING Ml. 8-5769. furnace Inatalletimi work. Inquire MANCHESTER—2-bedroom Colo- ACJB Realty for particulars. MI. such as minerals, vitamins and AUTO DRIVINO instrucaon. All COLDSPOT 8 Cu. 'Ft. Refrigera­ us today. 9-2392. CHORCHES MOTORS leaaona on Insured dual control 166 West Middle Turnpike. tor to exeeUent condition. MI i niaL Living room, dining room, rel Trail, Waterfront Park, proteins, which are needed to prO'^ GSHERAL Construction, altei^ car. Capable experienced inatruc- 9-9913. kitchen and den. pHreplace, extra Coventry, Conn. HARTFORD; Stonington St. Two duce satisfactory growth. tions, remodaling, p la ^ c tile, lavatory, hot water oU heat. Sun' JARVIS REALTY CO. '81 FORD TUDOR V-8—Two tone Ux.,. OtnUner Auto School. ML Dojgs—Birds—Pets 41 lots, cleared. All facilities and •It is rare' for a child who has blue. Radio, heater. Very 9-8010, JA. 7-8680. counter work, garage, etc. No Job 1953 PHtLCO 17’’ televiakm aet, rad east iron recessed radia­ 654 Center StrM t Mancheater the opportunity of getting a too email. Eugene G ir a r d , 13 utilities. Owner called out of .state. clean...... $ 8 8 5 THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet tatde model. ExceUent condition. tors, .ceramic tile beth. AttaHied (CaU/ifio 34112, . A certain piece or parcel of Make ua an offer. Call A (K Real­ varied and adequate diet to leave MORTLOCK’S DRIVINO SchooL Trotter St MI. $-5508. $65. 30. 8-7557. Center, 995 Mato S t, invites you garage. Exceptionally large lot EvenW a 30' 3-7847 land' with all buildings thereon, ty. MI. 9-2392. out the necessary foods' so long •81 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Lost confidence quickly restored Highland Park Scho Mochin* Sprtod — < 1848 CHEVROLET de luxe Fordor. 84844. A—L—B—E^R—T— S SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. Td. Pllgriffl 2.8074 Radio, heater; Full price $590. Business Services Offered 13 ALL ALU30NUM combtnatloo win­ ferred out of aiat^ must Sacrifi 1S8-182 PeariSt, TU.'Ba-8-SSM Fonns S«t — Pewtr RoHtd FLAT PIECES AND SHIRTS lovely six room Ctope Cod. 30. 2 HOUR SERVICE 1 lit Tbia Bundle Flala|ied Os Roqnoat ' Douglaa can’t be beat for value. BATHROOM AND Kitchen re­ dows and doors. aeU-atortog, sava 43*46 ALLTN ST., HARTFORD COMPLETE REPAIRS, by Stuart 8-3888. TorrIs WASH • DRV - FOLD ...... Minimum 99c Douglas Motors, 3S8 Main. modeling. CaU for free estimate on beat, comfort, convanienca, last a Abo: Parliiiig Lets — Ceiirls — Webs I SHIRTS ...... 33e—« far SlAft R. Wolcott on wriiwar and auto­ lifetime. Free demonstration. CaU SPL'.V DRY ...... 5c lb. matic washing mseninea, vacuum whole Job. American' Standard Machinery and Took.. 52 L.ARGE FLAT P IE C E S ...... ISe Oftell 1848 CHEVROLET Sedans — two Plumbing. Church tUe. Ebepert anytime. EW Tunaky. 30. 8-8086. 10% FOR CASH transaction ! DRY F O L D ...... 4c per lb. extra baautifui four-doora, radio and cleaners, motora, small apidl- S.MALL FLAT PIECES...... So oftch workmanship. ‘Thomas Dawkins, ■ ' haatars, sxtra nice througout. ances. Welding; '17ft Main Street ROWBOAT, 13 ft. oars and anchor, ATTENTION—Contractors or farm­ FOR EXPERT Terms emmged if desired. ^ p p i« l u Motors, 33$ Main S t Phone Ml 84878. Master Plumber, member Jdan- ers, a terrific buy. Jubilee Ftnd chester Chamber of Commerce.'. $40. In water. 25 hanks of ^-inch tractor with Ptppen back hoe. NO EXTRAS ^O 8UY — WE DO A U THE WORK! Phone SO. 8-8669. / i manUa rope,, allghtly used, SO ft Dearborn toduatrlal front end ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED RY 1883 ^UICK Sedanette.'Jet Mack to 130 ft. per huik. Sc per foot. HICKORY HILL HOMES loader, and Dearborn bul)doMr, . and baautifui. Original 35,000 MAsON-^-Fieldstone a.apectalty, B. Phone 3H. 9-1338; ■ milaa. Is eing is-baUcvtng. Doug- Toth. Phone Ml. 843QT. GUARANTEED Plumbing end one owner, used leee then a aea- heating. Jobbing, and new work. ROUTE 4—ANDOVER ; las M S fe . 883 Mato. — TWO FOLDING baby carriages. $■ son. In tocellent condition—can Demaio Brothers DOORS DPENED, ktya flttad. Joseph Skelly. 30. 8-3014. and 335. Alao baby baaket, car be eeen and demonstrated at S-6tOOM RANCH—AttaciieH'^ gamge, 2ft ft. porch, ho^ water, ESTABLISHED 1920 gOBILB four daor BoU- oojptad. vacuum claaners, troiw. bed and car aeata. GaU 3 0, 9-8377, Shepard Farm Equipment Co., hnasboard mSInttea. pinster. Utekea exbnnst. teL ontiel, extra tgu teas green. Jtnut e tc. rsnalrad, Moving*—TracUng or 64 Hudson Striset. i 300 West Mato St., RockvUle, Inrgn claaota, qpen plnaterad hnaeMcnt, lot 15ft’ x 230’, 4hnda CALL NOW—ANYTIME k L E xtent family HBvaa, mowars ate., pot into eon* Storage 20 Conn. . trena,'prtvney. I ' LAUNPERERS AND DRY CLEANEI^ , ^ fl,3$S. Osatoc dUlqn ta t eontog neads. Braltfi- usid USED CABINET sink. $30; Manchester MI-3-7691— Hartford CBapel 7-M17 , 4 e k a t o S t waita. S3 Paait streat MANCHESTER — Package OeUv- electric etove, gS$. 14 ft. Chris Wanted—To Boj S 6 TO . MI-9-39M F.HJL AND VJL M<»TOAGES AVAILABLE cry, Local Ught tnichmg '^and Cntft Kit boat assembled with BADIO and 50 HARRISON STREET i TELEPHONE Ml U B ft 1 RADIO-TV Service. Service packagh dettvery. Rafrigaraton. deck, $350. Super '10 Mercury WANTED—Used piano and iisad ▼ IW n i O TBLEVI8»Hf » 9 ft a',a a 83A0. T3L ML 84181^ waaheiB and atova m M ttg, ■ > tAU BUILDK — Ml 9-0f7S 18 h.p.. 8180. Phone ML ------Can MLt-toto b o t v ^ f aMMADfansR ■PMlalty. ML *4783, ^ and 10 p.m. i ' "V V V' t, ^ • f

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SALE SUMMER FABRICS Crusading Preacher Thwarted AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Aussies Back

TIm brand-Mwest Md brigktMt UtU* r«oo bud pilnta—oa all tbeaa favarite Cartar aat* REGULAR 99e T O $1.19 YARD tona. Of coaraa, thay hava Cartar’s Tary owa faoioua faatnrasi ^aEck-aalek diffaa Asia Alliance Ns aecka,'ao.chafa NevaMad aadaranaa, watar^ HNE QUALITY rapellant Diapaada tapea *' that aave Httia abirt taUa. Canberra, Au^ralia, Aug,< vert Communist powers away Aad Uka all Cartar’a flaaat from Communism by force. But it knita thay waar evar aad 8 liance—SEATO. ed, ”We m utt not provoke aggras* available In pink, blna, yal> In ao doing Ilanaiaa broka with aion, etthar by puaiUaiilinlty or by Heavy Vote CAB Hearing Chief \CheckJ^^ar taw roaabod print aa twtaa. hiatoric Auatraliaji tradition that waak appaaaemant or on tha other white. $1.25 |1.4f auch commltmenta are not mada hand by being trigger happy. ‘ in advance but daterminad by “Australia will not maka al­ Imlicatedin 79 Parliament after a war atarta. liances for Bggrasaion. Wa raa- "Wa cannot properly put for­ pect ail high-minded - men and Joins Plane Regular |1.19 PLAIN COLORED PUCKER NYLONS ward our piindplaa of foreign women who believe that neutral­ policy,’’ Menxiea said, ’’and enter ity ia itself a contribution to Tennessee loC.ensure Hogukir $1.19 45" CHROME$PUN PLAID SHEERS Into mutual' arrangamanta wrlth peace. But for ourselves we believe Norwich, Aug. 5 (4*)—Robert W. Chrisp, chief of the He other'nations unlau wa ara pra- in this century that neutraiiam Nashville, fomi., Aug. fi pared to aupport them with arms, will Invlta aggreaaion and never ing and Report Division of the Bureau of Safetj^ Inve0i|;a-j Washington. Aug. 6 Regular $1.19 38” PLAID^AND STRIPED SAILCLOTH men, ahipa,' Inatrumenta of war (/P) — An apparent record tion. Civil Aeronautics Board, came here from W&shington ^ Vice President Nixoi defeat it. -k Regular $1.19 38" EVERGLAZE PRINTED C H A M IR A Y and supplies, ha.we in turn would “Wa must not allow ourselvM to turnout of Tennessee Demo­ today to join in the investigation of the crash af" Preston | appointed a S-mei wish them to support ua.” be affected by mischief-making crats voted today in a pri­ Aug. 3. of^ tha.w. Air France auper-V ate committee oDOToao romvueiii. MenEiea spoke before a crowded Constellation. . e an in-' Regular 99c 38" EVERGLAZE PLAIN C H A M IR A Y taitM lakt. Communist propagvxia. aUdf those mary election highspotted-by 'tMicina raffM Ma Bouse of RepreaentaUves^ x ' who follow tne Communist line. a hot dogfight between 3en. He said he will assist Joseph O. • aai.-tir(. •iHi .“There can be no Joint Maur- "They say Auatralia la trailing Fluett, chief investigator for CAB Did *Eitcellent^ Job Regular 99c 38" RILLERSET PRINTS aMMaMtat!^ ance of Australia’s aafety lihloia at tha hefla of imperialiat Ameri-, Estes Kefauver, 1962 preai- in Region 1, to question witnesses $2.35 $1.89 $2.95 we make binding commitmeiita ca. dential aspirant who is seek­ who saw ths craft in flight and as- cei,ceapfired. ; Regular 99c 39" lELFAST With our friends,” he said.. “Australia it British and haa a ing a. second Senate term, slated in the rescue work. ^ e members: : N Communist aggression must be great and tried common family and challenger Pat Sutton, 13 Faee QueetieBs Sen. Arthur V. Watkins (It- tasisted at the right time and in with an' .allegiance under the Chrisp estlmsted there were Utah). H A LrS lA lY DEPT. the right places. To resist it, ws (>own. B ut Australia knows, m who represents the' atate’i tween 13 and IS witnesses Sen. Frank Carlaoii /R-KanS). , must understand its character.'. < Sixth Congressional District. questioned and that this, tnlght ' Sen. Frankla Case (R-8D). ‘ 51 REG. 89c. 79e. 89e. 99e ' . “It it not our business to con­ (Oenttnaed in Pnge PIfteen) Long linss of voters peiWBiring take a couple of days He noted Sen. Xidwln C. Johnson (D- in broiling heat were on hand at also that a represenmttve of the Colo). the 7 a. m. polls opening in many French govemmen^oqual in statue Sen. John C. Stennia (D-IDm ). REMlUlNT SALE city preclncU over the state. ’The to an official of the CAB, was ex­ Sem Sam J. Ervin (D-NC). lined grew longer aa the morning acted from Fruco to piu-ticipate (Idickly after the appointment - SUMMER FABRICS wore on with wilting temperaturee in the investigation. ' ^ ff ^ A of the committee, Hc<7arthy araaa Red Chinese Refuse climbing towards a predicted 100 OfSciaLs of Air France, includ­ and aked who would be the com­ degrees. ing Chief Ppot J. Hannequhi. aiy^' Oevemer Race Het also expected to sit in on thq ih- mittee's chalrinan. Nixon re­ yaStlgatiqn. plied that “the committee will se­ 5 9 ^ yard ’They were coaxed out hot only lect Us own chairman.’’ y 4 t o V 2 0 F F Second U. S. Protest by the Kefauver-Sutton batUc b ^ Fluett 'reported kll crew mem­ by another torrid scrap between bers of the Ul-fsted craft have al­ ^ McCarthy-Aaka Meeting Regolsr 79c. 36** SANFORIZED CHAMBRAY. incumbent Gov. Frank Clement, up ready been questi( Mc<7Bithy uked for a meeting Regular 89c. RAINBOW BROADCLOTH. London, Aug. ^ (/iV-Red China has refused even to accept for re-election, and ex-OoV^ Qor- They win be. permitted to leave this afternoon srlth the commit­ Regular 99c. 39” RAYON SHANTUNG. RED, GOLD, ONE TABLE OP REAL VALUES IN DRESS LENGTHS, \ i don Browning. - , ' Norwich Friday morning and will tee. . a second American protest against the shooting down of a return to Paris vis New York. McCarthy aaid he wished, among GREEN, ONLY. • BLOUSE AND SKIRT LENGTHS AND APRON LENGTHS. British airliner off Hainan last month, diplomatic officials Browning waa trying to recap­ Regular 79c. 36” EMBOSSED COTTONS. ture the govemor’a job he lost to Stewardess Francine Dona told othr.- things, to get an 'under- \ i said today. Three Americans were among 10 persons killed Clement two years - ago. This a ,newsman this morning she and atanding witlf* tbq group w hirii. Regular 79c. EVERGLAZE PRINTS. ALL TYPES OF PLAIN AND PRINTED FABRICS. in the attack. -time, due to a constitutional other members of the crew are would avoid any conflict betwaan ReguUr 69c. 36” STRIPE SEERSUCKER. change, they are running foi^ a ■ ■ ■ i. (In Washington, the Stste Dept, looking fotward t» an early re­ its poHlble requirements on hia anid that Britain baa notiflad it four-year term. turn to France and a vacation. Gapt. Jeaa Caboebe, 43, pilot time and hia own plana for con­ that Red China haa “rejected” the Russian Parley KMhuver voted at his home pre­ Mx !■ Baekua Heapltal of ;the Air Fraaoe CenatelliittOB ducting hearings before his Sen­ 'American proteat. Refuaal to cinct atop Lookout Mountain at At the W. W. Backus HosplUl, ate investtgitiqna subcommittee. Chattanooga. He then headed for Wbich eraSbid Aug. a farm Reg. 99c. 36'' Silk and Rayon Checked accept it would amount to rajec- Supt. Emery H. Davis reported In Preston and Us ciew Wem saM While Nixon announced the ap­ tioiv ’The dapartment waa ax- Plea Aims at the airport to chtch a plane for pointees. the actual sclectiou Washington to be on hand to vote there are elz patients still hoM- to Save dose “aa excellent Job** of Organdy. W hit^ red, black only. pected to comment later on tha tallsed, including (^pt. Jean (5a- bringlag the plane down without were made by Mrty leaders. Red Chtha^ atUude.) against tha Benson flexible price boche, 43-yoar-oId pilot of the The Sen.ite Danmctatic PoHcy HOSIERY West Defense support program. He planned to death to aay of the 37 persons (Tommittae had aa e?rly mcmiag 'The 'll. 8. Stats Dept, discloaed \ , ___ retiim to his NaMivUIe haadquar- plane. , Bboard. Joseph O. flu et. ehlef July 28 that tha Peiping regime meeting to decide finally «n Hw Reg. 69c. 39" Rayon Batcher Linen By dOHN M. B ldllT O yiW Rev. Bnuton B. Sawyer, crusading anti-nudiet preaq)|cr from tera tonight to watcji returns comb ' Navigaiaff Jacques Gagort was togieiBal safety lavnKtgatm Ibr Democratic n.MBbam. had contemptuously tumad down Fort Smith, Ark., aprawls on ground after, tripping while being evict­ in. disoharged Wadnasday afternoon the Civil Aeroaaaflca Board American protests both that - Waablugicin, Aug., 8 (A)—Rua- and joined the oHiera at the Wau- (CAB); nude the statement to , SymbelB of latagrttF ed from oonvention of American Sunshine Bathing Assn, at Battle Button voted at Lewtaeehburg, At Ua conclusion. Sen. I^ndion 4 colors only. FIRST QUALITY PULL FASHIONED ON Incident and a aubsgiant fighter sia'a naw pr«^oaal for a Big Four Creek, Mich., Aug. 4. HU atti^mpU to take movies on coaventtoa bla koowtown. nsuramea a t Norwtrfa Aug. 3. attack on two Am«ricbn rwcua foreign ihinletera meeting is o81- grounds were thwarted,by guards. In the lower photu; theBm- Otment and Browr.lng also hal- '1^ri*j!*tiiRo(^, North Ameri­ dipt. CMboebe suffered multiple B. Johnson at Ttxas, Democratic SEAMLESS SHEERS. - - .planes in which the attaakara dally-Mgardsdi l^trs as jpBt af a fractures of the left leg and a floor iMder, call, without dHcloa- Sawyer resists efforts of two guards to take his camera and remova loteB a t'b/w—tthvB grecincts, Cle­ can general jutanagar for Air ing the nainea. that his party’fi Reg. 59c. 36" Plisse Crepes ~ Florpl were shot dowm. pardstent driva tk wrack western Its film. H m guards succeeded in taking tiie film, aad 300 more ment a t IMdcson, in ndMIe Ten- brobea blp In the erash. (AP The protests were relayed'Vy anU-Communist difeniea,. and i6 sehKtlont “are men who are sym­ N O T A U SIZES IN ALL COLORS. feet of color film which the preacher had taken earlier. In the Strug­ neaiae, and Btmvnlag at Hunting­ (C tatta^ oa Pago fUtoon) Wlrepboto via radio from P a^). bols for patriot tm, intercity aad ^ « British charge d’affdirea Hum­ deetroy evantually A m eri^ lead- gle, Dr. Sawryer’s knee was Injured and eared for by members of the don. in the want atate. and kiddie patterns. yard phrey Travelyn. ’The ^ Chinese ‘ ) of the free world. judicial tamperament.” camp who aefused hkn admittance ^unlees He disrobed. (AP Wlre- Election day started out quietly Johnsbn added: VALUES TO $1.38 PAIR. wouldn’t accept them from his idala said today Britain and fiboto).______, ' ' ' , ______• exicec>t in tha snuttiwaot mountain­ hand. ..Ja stand firmly with the Unit­ ous Co>mty of FMfe. «ltm,^poUtl- “Two of thead hsto had eminent Informants hers sajd Trevelyn ed Btatea in opposition to this cal oquaM>lao hate ainiiteQ Into careers aa Jurists. The third Is had sought anew to deliver Wash­ Kremlin campaign. They fore­ election day kinngs la the past.,^ 1,000 luoi m one at the most briosred and res­ ington’s protest; but the Commu­ cast that the Russian proposal ’nils tltoa Polk County ia gen­ pected senior Senators on the mi­ nists refused for the second time for new talks on European' sedur- Iran, West Firnts Sign eral and tb s county oeat of.Beittcsa nority aide of the aMe.” Price even to consider it. ity will ba tumedvdown by joint in particular wsro in; a ■Uta' Of Goloradq’a Edwin Jotauxm is the ’The United States- does not rec­ decision. Thrae-p-iriirer talks on tension over aibaentse ballcM bad senior Senator to wham Lyndon HALE'S SUMMER DINNERWARE SALE ognize Red China and has no dip­ a re^Iy ara now getting under ckargss of violation of dvilrl^lits. Against U. S. Homes Johnson referred. lomatic dealings with the Peiping way In London. Pact on Oil Field Use Atate Democratic CbclknM H. Edwin C. Johnson, 70, h a been take Advantage of These Summer Savings. Here Is An Oppertu* government. Mew Aetteas Seen 8. W alters qaid b e t w ^ 8M,«00- in the Senate since 1987 and is. U. S. Secretary of State DiiUea However, further Soviet moves SSO.uOO votal wBI M oaat In hi# Wemerhaven, Ckhmi Aug. 8^ detachment of 25 policemen W a out-ranked by only aoven Fenatora' nity To Enlarge Your Present Set O r Start a Set. A t Terrific ^ in g s . , ‘Tehran, Iran, .Aug. 5 (F)—Rep-'»Oii Co, and Socohy Vacuum, all party’s primary 'ASle OOP (hair- A thousand ang^dock work­ forced to withdraw. in f)olnt cf service. said Tuesday the Chinese had put a n e x p e c t^ Ths belief h en is reaentatives of eight big western I American; Royal Dutch Shell and themselves in the,,wrong by re­ man Cuy L,“ SadU said ( 136,000 ers clashed with G«rman police More than 100 police cOmman- A former (Tbiorado Governor lHMU.|kUUI,\u:jvv.- tiift the Ruadaqs nuqr tiy to oil companies and the Iranian gov- Compagnle Franciase De Petrolcs, riot squads herd today in k doa were sent back today with fusing the protests. He announc­ dsVise piropossla of Inbreasing at- i (1033-37), he h u announced hia em'ment annouheed broad agree Iliough Page in a separate (Conttnued an Fags FIftosu) against the U. 8. Army’s proMct .orders to protect an usessment Intention to retire from the Sen-- ed at the sapne time that another traenyensaa to wsstem Europe. statement ’ said the companies to build military apartments on oummission making eetiraates of 18^Piece Starter Set. ^ V strong protest had been eent off Their ^nmedikta majm- aim is to ment today to restart Iran's frozen ate and run again for tha gover­ oil Industry. They said they hoped “must now conclude a separate the site of 35 German hornet.’ tlte..compciwatloii to be paid by the' norship. to Peiping through the British. block Ciennan rearmament. agreement ajhong them'aelves cov­ state'government to the property Their i^posa]- for an over-all to begin shipping 4t least some of Fists and clubs flew as police Stennia, 56, is a former Mlssis- GADRON IVY PATTERN Contents of the latest American the oil again in about two months. ering their participation,’’ inform­ reaervap were rushed to this port .ow ners.,. note were not disclosed ^y DuUes. European ^Mcurity system has ed sources said they would set up Distilleiy Fire Women >gnd children were toHh Under the agreement announced from nearby Bremten to quell the (CouthiBed ou Fage giz) Regular $7.80 Open Stock. He made it plain, however, the note bsen put aa ah alternative aimultaneously in Tehran and Lon­ this division: 40 per centto Anglo- anti •' American demonstration. among 80 rcsidet^ who attempted took up the point n^sde by the Ctit- to the western-sponsored'European don, the eight companies as a con­ Iranian. 40 per cent to the five Watorfrimt Communist leaders to block the ponee and commis- vSole v w v ePrice e ie»w ••.••••••••••••••...... Reduction On ncae in their broadcast's that the Defense Comm^ty (EDC) pro­ sortium wiTr operate the vast Aba-, American companies, 14 per cant Spreading, New were rumored to have helped in­ eionera today. TheirT.000' dock Hainan incident bad nothing to posing to rearm weetem Oermsny dan refinery and the surrounding to Dutch Shell and 6 per cent to cite ths violence. laborers stopped work,'mqrched to do with the United States since the as part of a six-natiqn army. EDC the French firm. Police arrested a numbec af the area and soon en ^ g sd in 4 cups, 4 soucers, 4 bread and butters, 4 dinner plates. airplane was British. Dulles said oil fields. They will biiy the oil out­ Blasts Feared Is duo to come up for action soon put from Iran and will sell the pro-, (Authoritative sources in' Waah^ temonatratora. hand-to-hand fighting. 'X. BiiUetiiis it was an indisputabis fact of in­ in the French assembly. ington sai^ participation of (he ^Some injured required first-aid. W ith. reinforcements from Bre'-<- Famous Make ternational law that the govern­ duction abroad. Iran wilt retain Russia’s over-all cam paign title to the fields and the lin in g U.. S> oil companies had been es­ Prtdn, m., Aug. 5 (ff)—Hpmss Eeleaae 141 Hemes men. police finally cordoned off the froBi the AP Wires. 18-Piece Stenter Set. * ment of citizens concerned In such- aimed at destroying U. S. leader­ sential to get Iranian agreement wsrs svacuated today near a requisitioned buildings and set up disasters had the right, to claim fadilitiea. Trouble started brewing when ship and isolating the United Settlenrient of the three-year'dip­ after the bitter disput'e with Brit­ distilUry firs and Civil IMfsnse ewners of Uia 35 houaea received guards. eempenaation for their , loaaes. ain,oyer .the nationalization). workers wst-s summpnsd for fsar Egprea Begret PATIENT KllJHD IN LEAF BOUQUET PATTERN Britain is In t6uch with Ui^e States is being developed along lomatic b'atUe was announced iq a eviction notices recently. . The two main lines. joint Btatenient by Iranian Finance In London, ’ Prime Minister new blasts might knock over othsr U. 8. Army l.ad requisitioned 'th41r American officials privately cx- WalMngiefd. Ang. ff (ff)—A United States on ths over-all com­ Churchill's government welcomed storage -buildings “Uks domlnoss.” prassed regret over the dUpute. young wooinnhqing token to n Regular $7.80 Open Stock. . pensation question and may file a One ' is directed ' toward con­ M iniate Alt Anilni and Howard property under occupation Ir.w to vincing non-Communlst nations Page or 'Standard Oil of New Jer­ the accord and said it would make Fire fighters wers ordered back condtruct a SO-million-mark (37,- They Mid there was good- reason Mneanckueetto mantol keepltal global claim on behalf of aU ths “a major contribution to the sta- from a flaming whiskey rack- to believs that all the famlUes due Jumped, police snM '•Sole •Price ■ ew^ •'•'•••••I passengers who werq kill^ or In­ not only in Euro|Sb but all over sey, chai^aiT of the negotiators 140,6001 housing project for the world that the Communist for the oil companies. house of the American Distilling American personnel in the Bremen for eviction would receive satis­ oqlniMe on tob WUbur . Crem jured in the attack. (Cohtinned on Page .Twa) Co. because, of the poeribility that factory quarters elsewhere f r ^ Pnrkwny todny.nnd wm kUIrd. BATHING The Chinese (Communists have bloc wants only |Mace. Tht agres- 'Their statement did not detail enclave. In turn, the army offered ment of ths Reda to end War In the rate* of' payment to Iran but a new store of alcohol might Ig- to release 741 requisitioned homes German housing authorities. - 'i,;, Stole PoUee Menllfied her aa. told Britain, which recognised Bits and explode. Rolice announced later that they Biubara Ureneell. about 31. n 18-Piece Storter Set. them four years ago, that they will Indochina fits into that line, aa informed sources said it was vir­ in. Bremen to Genhan authoritlee. docs their Europemi plan. tually the same 50-Sb split that Eight pei;eona may have; bMB had arrested six rioters, but 're­ Foxboro,. Maes., atate beapttal consider any compensation claims walls cisewhero in th e. Middle killed. One'person was ktyn When poUca attempted to enter leased four after questioning at patient. V which this county files, i The other line Is directed toward -one of the requiaitloned Bramer- LURAY DINNERWARE KSt. dead, seven are mizaing and ftored headquairters. The foreign ()fficl refused to convincing the free nations that haven dwellinge U te yesterday, 40 AIRLINE SUSPENDS PILOTS -comme^on the Peiping exchange. the. United States is net peaceful Aminl and Page estimated that. News Tidbit^ dead, and ipore than. SO were in­ War-damaged Bremerhaven is -rC. B i m SII Regulpr $8*95. • . Iran, through direct oil revenue jured in two explosions and fires occupants of the area stood them Hartford. Aug. 6 UIV-Anieri-. SALE! 16 Gullied from AP Wirts off with clubs and jatchforks. A R E G U U R $8.95 T O $19.95 i and taxes, would get 420 . million sines .Wednesday morning.' (CMtlnued on. Ppge Six) caa Alrllaea aonouneed today It (Coattahed an Fhga Fifteen) (CoatiuMd SB Page Plftoeu) dollars during the first three years > The threat that the' fire might has suapeaded Ita 1443 striklag spread and touch off hew bleats of the arreqgement. The estimate TVenty-thre* Japaneae fisher- pilots. A company apokaaiann la 4 Rainbow colors. Open stock available. for the third year, more than 187 prompted Pskln Air Raid Wardens Hartford aald this aftemaea men past critical stage following to ask all (Tivll Defense woiksra mlllibn, is larger than Iran’s pre- shower of radioactive ash after that bis New Verh hendqnartoia aationaiization oil revenue. to be ready to report for emer­ mn^-No Rain: have adviacd hfaii tu t aaepen- Bikini hydrogen bomb blast last gency action. Red Sufes Pose Threat ’ ' Runs For 36 Years March . . , Secretary of Labor sloB aoticee have been mailed to The agreement will .run for 25 Many (hvil Defense w'oriters the pllota efferttve July 31, tha now ^ 7.0 0 years, with provision for three Mitchell says. Eisenhower adminis­ from. Pekin and nearby communl- date of the strike. 5-year extensions. tration planning to start speudlag tics already reported for duty at To U. S. Pacific Routes The eight companies making up over IfiO. noiUlon dollars on defense the fire s6^e. Drought Grows Critical VFW VETOES MEMORIAL Famous Maki - ______•' j the consortium are Britain’s Anglo-' contracts in-Massachusetts t^tile Some 110,000 barrels cd aging Philadelphia, .Vug. s Ifft-Oato.' " > ■ plants and shipyards. whiskey—the equivalent of 17,33V Tokyo, Aug. 5 VTi—’The Rus- Forcos bad 7,600 pianos, most' of Iranian, which developed and op^ gales to the SMh.auual encamp- END OF SEASON SALE to sratsd- Iran’s- Industry - alone until ntll , Win^ slid torrential rains tear 000 fifth ci a gallon bottles—have In Vast Area of Nation meat of the Velerau af Fomign slan Navy may have , as many aa thorn Russian. ex-Premirr Mohammed Mossadegh ! north central ladlaaa, been destroyed. This loes, plus tha Wars rejected today a plaa to JERSEYS SO BubmsrinsB in the Pactric area. Ruasian ground strength in the nationalized lU holdings In 1951: 1“"?^*“'’? *''««• “ d breaking plant and equipment destruction, aaeees the >'FW’s 1,3S0AN neem- Vice Adm. William Callaghan, Far East haa been estimated at 35 'utility lines .. Flying, demoaetra- M JOHNSON. JB. vthey grumble, they- aren’t getting here 31 each to bulM a taemorlal commander of U. 8. Naval Forcea combat divlaloBa by a high-rank­ Standard of New Jersey, Standard AaaaMatod' Fm m Staff A G O O D ' of (^llfomia, the 'Texas (76,; Gulf tlou given in Farmington by first (OMthiued m Faga Fiftoau) enough. building In Waabiagtoai, O. C. SHORTS SLEEVEIESS FORMERLY $2.95 in the Far East, estimated to- ing Qtfiesr on ths staff of Gen. production model o( HelioCkMirier, Farmers and ran•anthers arc gium ”1 don't think' they're expecting ASSORTMENT OF day^ John B. Hull, Far East conunan- four-place craft' capable of landing aad diapirttad in the v a t drought a ’dole’,” White aid. "For the TYPHOID CURE REPORTED SIZES 10-20 “These submarines definitely der. in 60 feet. country where com and cotton sake qf our economic future, we Laulag, Mlcb., Ang. 4 IB—Or, would be a threat to maintaining Callaghan, the first skipper of Resort Gun Battle Income Tax Fades droop and .cattle gram on brown have to hrip the little farmer and SIZES AND COLORS aea lines of communication," said Late president emeritus Dr. patures. Albert E. Heuetto, Stato bealth IN TWILL. lENIM and CORDUROY .99 the famed battleship Missouri, la Katharine Blunt of- CkmnecUcut Col' ru'cher stay on the farm. We commiesloaer, auetmced today li thS' tali, gray-haired admiral, a vetscan of both world wars.’ He ‘TJnleas we aaaist in every poar can’t help them if they are forced that the NichIgM State Hm^ whose job would be to fight them Leaves Three Hurt ie'ge leaves girls’ school real prop­ For Most Retired rible way,” a y s, Agriculture Qoni- REG«, $1.98 T O $4.9$ now^l: waa la charge of the Military Sea erty and SSiper cent of residue of to drift into thq^rities to seek em­ Lahoratoriee have 6evelM>ed tho BLOUSES in the event of war with the 8o- Transportation Bsrvtcs during the missioner. John White cf Texa, ployment.” X dsUMe ..:. Twenty-three year old ‘thousaBds'.cf our rural people will first knowB cure tor lypheM vleta. Korean war. Lake Placid; N. Richard P. Cktnnoto of Philadelphia (NOTE; Thls'is the fourth in The number of states eligible for fever. He told the elate admhila- Sizes: SinslI,'mediun. Urge. Colorat Green SUmgi “Russia haa a total of- 375 sub­ Beads Itk Fleet ^licem en w ^ '‘*woun'ded. I^^^curon M a MriM of articles axi^aining how have to nbandon the land.” federal aid reached six this week trative board that the care la a - marines," Callaghan adld in an In- Hie prsMBt command includes 2 the new tax revision bill will af­ White speaks for only one atate. WERE $Z.98 AND $3.98 Yellow, grey, cocoa and black. Given With CasK Sales murder In $1 robbery alaying of when Oklahoma and Missouri were aew uUblotle eajtod ayuamntla tarview, “and we feel it would be tha U. 8. 7th Fleet, matde up of de­ gun battle today*...... with a' burglaiy ' surf fisherman in Brooklyn. fect indlTiduala.) , ' But drought still rules all the added to Colorado, Wyoming, New which the lahoratortoa havie b au ndii to ^4 ” reasonable to . expect that, one- stroyers, cruisers and aircraft car­ suq>cc^,.wha.ahot his way out of Great Plaia. in spite of recent devetophig tor aeora Ihu fiva l^irter of them are in the Pact- Secretary of State Dulles a y e rains and federal aid already Mexico and Texas. riers. but presently no battleships. a summer camp iii this Adirondack every member of community of By CHABLES F. BAKBETT Six m6re states—Alabama, Ar­ years. Ths 7th Flsst is charged with pre­ mountain , resort. Wjudiington, Aug. 8 Iff)—Meat granted in six atntee. Ns Carriaia. ia Area free nations '“stands to gain’’ from Good rains in eun-burned sec- kansas- Ksnsa, Kentucky, Geor­ venting a CSiussc Red Invaaioa of The man, believed armed with Iranian oil aetticment .. World elderly retired peraoos probably gia and Tennessee—have uked to CUBIBERS SHARE LAVREUI !■- , He .eetimatSd the Russian Paci­ Formosa, Chinese Nationalist re­ a ’.IS caliber rifle and a pistol, tiens of tha South and East have New Delhi, Ang. S (g>—Tkn-- doubt., P rabyteritn Alliance advises won’t hava to pay any fadara] ia been more helpful—but not enough be included. now ^2*®® fic fleet also hss 50 dsstroyeraand Msped into the adjacent woods. Members in 45 nations on both come tax from now- an. Still, a of X today, the situation ItahM expemtton which cibnh- HALTERS two cruisers, but no .aircraft car- C ^aghsn also la in charge of It could not be determined Im- sides of Iron (Turtaln to “ be loyal to save most crops. ed the’-world’e lecnnd higheei rian or battleshipa the amphibious West Pa­ That is one of ths far-reaching Hera is wbat men who live on appears sllghUy better than it w a lediately whether the attempted to the government of the nation in effects of tha giant tax'raviaicB 10 days ago, when nothlnjg but peak, R3, k u dedfied nat to dlh^. y ' VALUES TO $2.95 RROKEN SIZES AND COLORS / “Submarines and air power ars cific, uiiada up at attack iraas- /sweat had any connection with a which you live,” but hi caaa af cea. the seared land tlwoughout the cloae the mamea af tha asm Win thsir greatest threat, ao fSrk as bill just passed bj’ Oongraas. Some diaaater area my; i heat soaked the country from ! porta, cargo aMps and Ml^4z^g 3100,000 jewel', thkft Monday at fUct obey God, not man. of Us biggest benefits will go to aeade It to tha top-sit leant hot' Sovlst capahOi^ if edhcsmsd,” .crafL Ha also>la In eomnsaad at the exclusive Lake Placid (Tub. Smaller nlght|. clubs througbout Naeld Fadami AM Georgia to Wyoming and Canada IN DACRON. COnON AND Ollaghsn sfld. retired persons. . Only a lot more rain, and than to Mexico. , (^ j S K I U L e Oast ccUvitiao la tbs Navy Yards Lake Placid police, joined by country trying to get abowe froM When you’re 66 .or over, the, law message receive*-at top hup Two weeks ego, Oen. Earls E. at Yokosuka and 8aaebo. Japan, still more, can flnkliy beat the Sittee then, spotted rains have S ^ S U C K E R state troopers from throughout big clubs via / etoeed teleiiatea permits you to exempt <31.300 of camp at Shardn sal* ttm dtolis.,. v.t now ^1-“ M a n c h e s t e r C o n n * Partridge, Far East Air Forces and lacBba and Puaan la Korea.' northern Jfbw York, Immediately circuit... Brother and nlcM leaC drought And mve them--and whan raised dabs of green in some of era feel their Jsdy I f *r ■I-V, N ^ nommander. sakt .cqmblasd Sovist, your incoma from ta i^ If you’re that happy day 'Will arriva is an the driest atatea-~T>xaa, (Mofado, rtaJaiik t o r Hugh H e r b e r t h ’s bnpeariblo n aaa. MaainrM)o. they the rmalt a r ^ u * ^ -i; V. CMnssa an« Nbetk XoNan Air ■) (CaaHnssS as Faga.ltva) • estate. . V and Hut -nwff « r a . g f f |a need fadm lhalp to hang mi And, (C iT & F h g a Tim) grt epsctnl -'X; V-