PAGE fOtJRTEEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1957 Average Daily Net Press Run mattrbratrr lEorning ISfralb For the W'eek Ended The Weather July 27, 1957 FoTMMt e f D. & WestiMr OarnM The regular weekly meeting of blilder tnolfbt, channe ot "000$- the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) will ha heada, .Democratic Director Eu­ About Town Opens Practice gene Kelly had propoaed ia ihort- 12,002 tered ahowera. Low in S6e. Thora- be held at the American Legion Subcommittee Will Discuss Public Records FX3 /•cct hilleh Home, at 7 pjm. Wednesday. All term leaae of the present course to Member of tho Audit day, wanner, .eeattered ehowera, Mra. Ma]r\'on Kochln, 315 the club. Under Kelly’a propoaal, Bnrtiau of Circulation Autumn St., and her children are members that have study books Barnes^ Lease Plan Tonight the club would operate a course MarrUge Liceoae j Prevents & Dtsiroyt Manchester^A City o f Village Charm Uiunderebowerq; High la SSe. ■peiidlM the ihonth of Aug;uit In are asked to bring them at this open to the public with payment of Nonpsn Ralph Williams, 90 Mill i Ttx. Mr». Kochln le recover­ time. green fees, reserving use of fh'I I St., and Rosemary Catherine Arm-1 TREE ROOTS ; strong, 195 N. Main St.. Aug. 23. | N 6Mnr flpM I Mil ing: from an appendectomy opera­ The Manchester Country CHub'r.''cssed at $2,000 an acre by the clubhouse to members 1st Trutwit tsrti s Fdi Twr VOL. LXXVI, NO. 268 tion at the h ^ e of her parenta. would pay a total of $310,000 for Town Assessor arid 8ach of the The lease to the club would serve ■ Building Permits (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 (ClaaaUled AdvertleiBg ea Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mr. and Miy^oaeph Fltzgrerald. Sewer Plant Sum a 80-year tease to create Its own 18 greens on the present course as a trial for possible lease of To Philip T. DesJardins for al- golf course on town prope^y is assessed st an additional $1,000 town land to a private group for a i teraUons to a home at 143 Wood- I See le«r •'•tllOeJlri m &h .Odell, 9-year old Has 350,000 Left under a propoaal presented by Dl a green. The towm bases Its as­ large public recreation ai'ea In the I ®t., $375. t l lAB $ 8'U SI ■'» a .Vf ,ff daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer rector Gilbert Barnes. sessments on 72 per cent of actual future, Kelly suggested. His pro-! To Ellison Construction Co. for Navy to Slash Reporter in Jam Odell, 513 Center St., received an Barnes' idea will be discussed value. posal was rejected by the Board of Joseph DuPont for a garage at honor award a t Holiday House In The town of Manchester now Governors of the Country ClUb. 56 Woodslde St.. $1,700. has about 550,000 left out of a b:^ a Director'a subcommittee F orthree or more growing sea­ Sacramento, O llf., Aug. 14 Canaan. The award is the Girls' meeting at 8 o'clock tonight In the sons. as long as it would take to "I don't think this new proposal To Andrew Ansaldi for addi-' ^ BREAKFAST SPECIAL ^ •Members (/P)—Carlos Gutlerrei,. a Sac­ Friendly Society Award, and Is $1 million bond Issue to build a of Barnes has anything to offer to lions to a home on Wells St., $400. Civilian Aides new sewage treatment plant. Municipal Building. build the 10 new holes on the west A 2 Griddle Cakes Q 2 ramento Bee reporter, says given each week to the girl' who If the plans advanced by the side of the street, the club would anyone but the Country CTub,” ^ Butler, Syrup X Tv ^ he’s in a Jam. Doesn’t hardly is “exceptional in all phasea of The balance remaining from the Republican Director U adopted Director Kelly said today.'“Thirty 41 Students Defy U.S. continue to lesse all of the present List by 18,000 know who he la now. And all camp life." , bond Issue reported In a state­ years is far loo long at this time ment on the sew.'tge treatment the club would irake a complete course under Barnes' proposal, because he visited palm and 16-hole course out of'248.5 acres luring that tlmc,^ the Director until we have had an opportunity Personal Notices ^Arthur Drug Storasj Union Vote mind readers for a story. The Manchester Itallan-Amerl- plant constniction account made to see how It would work out on a Washington, Aug. 14 (A*)—The public today. of town Isnd on the east side of suggests, the club w'ould pay rent "One of them told me I am ean Society will meet this evening S. Main St. All of the acreage of $19,500 a.year. For the remain­ public-private basis and what the Navy announced today if will drop a Jailbird,” Gutierrez wrote. at 7 in the clubhouse on Eldridge The report shows that 3855.567 ultimate use of the land would be.” Card of Thanks Washington, Aug. 14 (JP)— f tomera left.” Barbera anawered. 18,000 civilians from ita payroll, has been spent .nd 194,065.39 is would' not be used, Barnes says, ing period of the lea.se,' the rent W6 wUh to thank all of our neigh- PUlnly aeeing no point to further "Honea’tli', I do not remember S t to honor Frank Gatti, 14 but the club could ha- as much would be $5,600 a year. As an al­ Kelly added that he wondered Senators out to show racket­ the majority of them by Oct. 31. ever being in Jail. Another one Florence St., who died yesterday. committed. whether "the people at the Coun- bore, friends and relatives for tne | queationing, he aaid aheepiahly. The Navy aaid this amounted to of the property as It needs for the ternative to this type of payment, . , ttAi.- .* 1 niany acta of kindness and sympathy eer Johnny Dio rigged a key "I waa drunk at the time. 1 waa gave some advice on how to Gatti was a member of the Society Of the total. $800,734.66 has lb holes. try Club feel the same way as the shown us in our recent bereavement. GENERAL 4.8 per cent of the current cMlian been paid on the construction con­ he proposes s uniform rate for all Board of Governors" who turned We esperlally thank Harnllton Stand-j New York City Teamsters In the bar drinking and everybody work force totaling 389,717. The forget the horrors of war. And Ban for many years. on China Travel Eight holes In the course now of the 30 years with the same vrent out and I don’t know whether I don’t recall ever being In tha tract and $85,339.18 remains to be on town land would go to the total. d^n the publlcprivate operation "«nt . TV SERVICE Union election produced testi­ Navy waa not immediately able to sendee. Kaslmer Halenar and his paid. Other expenses ^ere for Dr. John R. Eddy : proposal. flnrsl ^Irlbtit^fl anrt loaneS the line ef mony today of votes by a I voted or not." say how much money will be saved Thomas, 309 -Oakland S t, have tools, engineering fees, furniture, club under the proposal. The ' re The club now lea.ses the present ______csr*. Days A Can "Do you know what kind of an by the cut. "I waa told - my bo»s la a and equipment. maining holes In tbe present course for $7,500 a year under an ' Thp Hewitt family. Nights $2.95 Pius. Parts neighbor of one of Dio's aides, election It wAs7’’ Kennedy asked. nasty man and hates me. that Just returned from a trip to their Dr. John R. Eddy recently oourse, six on the west side of S a brother-in-law of the aide An announcement aaid the action ■my wife la in love with my home town of Berwick, Pa. Some of the r->nuilnin|k $50,- opened his office at the Profes­ agreement to expire Sept. 30. lO riO K lfl TEL 5n 3-5482 "No, I didn’t have no knowledge," was taken to hold spending for the 347.05 will be spent on equipment Main St. and four on the east If Barnes suggestion is „p. ; V /flt D IO E in iereO and a truck driver found Barbera anawered. "I knew It 'w'aa current fiscal year within the $10.. bw l friend. I’m sure I’ve never Depart sional Building. 153 Main St,, for side, would stay n'ith the town. proved by other Directors and the i been married.” The last in a series of weekly still to be bought. The rest will the practice of internal medicine. , drunk in a bar. pertaining to a union." 400.000,000 N^avy ceiling set by the Of th( eight holes to go to the Country Club, the club would be Oii Pump Control He aaid he did not know- what "Many women, I heard, show picnics will be held this-evening go into paying off part of the A native of Burlington. Vt.. Dr. Hussell Stover Along with thoae willing to talk, Defense Department. great Interest in me. But I " ’»z at each of the playgrounds. • Fires Interest and principal on the 30- club, three would be the holes In required to give one year’s notice _____ the Senate EUcketa Inveatlgatlng union, and that after he attended Secretary of Defense Wilson has | Eddy graduated from Burlington the 21.9-acre Clubhouse plot north before vacating ten holes of the I Water Department Superintend­ warned that all of them are Express will be held for anyone wishing to .vear bond issue. High School in 1944, then served Committee trotted aerbn Ita \.it- the election. "I never heard from directed all the services to trim I after my money. Ha!" cook hotdogs or hamburgs pr The plant, which has a capac­ of Fern St. Five would be on present course. ent Fred Thrall toda.v was sna- CANDIES neae aland a group of character, them no more." clrillan payrolls and lake other' two years In the United States 32.53-acre tract north c ' the The notice would give th6 town roast marshmallows. After the ity of 7H million gallons, started Navy, During his service he at­ lyzing a $1,145 bid on a device to who took the Fifth Amendment In addition to Koarhe). the Sen­ economy steps. . supper grames and songs 'will be Glastonbury town line and ad- time to decide what to do with the control pumps in the Rockledge $1.35 Lb. And I’p ators questioned a second brother- The Navy said normal attrition operating In June, Oonstruetioii tended the United States Navy Jo nlng 48.7 acres on S. Main St. remaining holes. when naked whether they had a Peiping played. began In March of 1956. Mu8lc School in Washington, D. C. area. hand In any election ahenanigana. in-law of Curclo. He was Martin will take care of part of the re­ which would remain v>:th the* In the past, the club has made The bid is from the I>each In- , Exclusive in Schlanger. Unlike Koachel, Schlari- duction in its work force. Fulbright Says Dr. Eddy entered the University town. On the 48.7 acres are four One who wouldn’t talk waa. Joe of Vermont In 1946, and received several oners to buy land from the strument Service Co. of Brooklyn, MegUno, an alleged New York ger wouldn’t talk: T h e Navy_ recently announced it^ Moscow, Aug. 14 (/P)— more holes. town. The last of these , was Conn. Manchester at Among qneations .Schlanger re­ will retire 80 ships from the active the Bachelor of Science degree In Would Build 10 Hole* gambler. He clung to the Fifth Forty-one American youths 1950. He graduated from the Uni­ $100,000 for the sale of 215.9 acres It waa the' only offer to suppply ! Amendment although committee fused to answer waa one aa to fleet before Dec. 30. This withdraw­ Dulles Helped Ten -new holes would be built on of property with somewhat dif­ the device received when bids eounael Robert F. Kennedy aaid he I whether he had told staff Inveati- al followed earlier decisions to re- 1 3 1 (iefi^ the United States gov­ versity of Vermont College of 194 acres south of Fern St. The Medicine In 1953. During his col­ ferent boundaries, leaving 15 holes were opened yesterday at the gen- QUINN'S had talked freely earlier to com­ I gators that a vote had been cast tire 18 ships of all categories dur- ernment today and left for « town would reserve as much of to the town; ! eral manager’s office. The pump , mittee InveatigatorA. { In his name ea an official froni Ing the next few months. in Egypt lege yejrs he was a member of the this land as would be needed to PHARMACY forbidden tour of Red China. Before arnes made the suggea-r control equipment Is kno«-n as it Kennedy quoted Meglino aa : Teamster Local 362 which he did„ The Navy nsaid a .v a vatx:the acivilUn .s ia a t» e i aforce v i a x ; .; Vermont Ssrmphony. protect the Taylor Reservoir — at 87$ MAIN STREET Just before the Moscow-Piping He served his Internship at Bev­ lion now before the subcommittee! telemeter. Fred T. telling the inveatigatora he waa not know existed. cut announced today includes work-1 Washington. Aug. 14 i/Pl—Sen Trans-Siberian express train least 18 acres, according to Gen­ Baker Hated without hia knowledge aa Schlanger was not asked wheth- ers affected by the closing dowm ; Fulbright iD-Ark) contended to- erly Hospital, Beverly, Mass. eral Manager Richard Martin. pulled out of Taroalavoaky Sta­ Thereafter he completed a 3-year About an officer ot a flctitioua Teamatera ------j and reduced status of nsvsl shore j day that what he called Secretary tion, two Americans wi.thdrsw All of the property the club Local. He quoted Meglino aa aay- (Continued on Pnge Twelve) actiritles announced July 2. of - state .. Dulles’...... Ill-considered do residency In medicine at Waterbury would .get under the lease is water­ This from Uie trip and two othera said General Hospital,, Waterbury and ing too that he could not, aa re­ I cisloii to withdraw support for they might decide later, to catah was chief, resident during his last shed land, with the exception of Question ported, have been a charter mem­ the Aswan dam gave Russia a- up with- the' group by flying, to year. the holes the .club would later ber of a DIo-run union becatiae he I hammer lock on Egypt. Peiping. Dr. Eddy, his wife Carol, and abandon and leave to the town. waa “In a traveling crap game at Fulbright, chairman of a Senate Jake Rosen, New York, lesdsr their five children make their home Land bought with park and rec­ l U o t u t "The man fi.shinjr next to the time and couldn't' have' been ! subcommittee which r • c e n 1 1 y of the group and organizer for the -In^eotoutf at 397 Spring St. reation department money would around." Workers at Aircraft i abandoned Its inquiries Into State J;rip to the Communist-zponsorad remain with the town. me on the bridge had his Meglino wouldn't verify that to­ Department Middle East policies, Moscow Youfn FMtlval, said h* "This is an effort to free all line tangled in the wires day- He waa aaked whether he waa I planned to take the floor of the would go to Peiping by way of the park and recreation departs RE-STOCK YOUR talking the Fifth Amendment be- ^'Senate for a full-fledged attack of Kiev where he would first attend FOR RENT ment land for town use and wind rauae of threata. To that, he took Assured Jobs Safe j his, own. another Communist-sponsored up with enough holes so that the the Fifth again. In prepared remarks he said the S and 16 mm. 5lo\ie Projectors town could have a 9-hole course ‘I don’t know where you’re youth meeting. —sound or silent, also 35 mra. Two who aaid their votea were subcommittee folded up its in- The U.S. Stats Department had without building any new holes,” FREEZER from, but around here, we «aat In the election—although they tU.1M0RRIS0N allde projectors. Barnes says. Hartfoi’d, Aug. 14 (/P)-The management of United Air- K cr.U c''.nd r 1‘- issued a strong warning that tbs Wa'ra got 'wn Hord-frosan for thert trip hom*: fish in the water.’ Should were never membera ot the Team­ trip might violate the law. This The Director estimates that the atera—were Baa.il Koachel, a pro­ craft workers assured 40,000 employes yesterday that their pubuican members could not -get M i WELDON DRUG CO. property the club would get would DAIRY QUEEN ia piniA quarts, and boU I pay my medical bilks with resulted .in an anxious . 3)6-hour PAHIT WALLPAPER COMPANY 901 51aln St. Tel. 511 8-5321 duction control clerk, and Arman­ jobs are safe. The employes were worried by a Pentagon an- an agreement "which would crit- meeting by the Americans early in cost the toa-n about $160,000 of the gallons; DiUy Bars and now Curlr Top ceoss my Trip Accident Policy, or do Simontaccl, a carpenter, both nouncement Mrinday that economy moves were forcing a *'**• Uie handling of Middle East WE GIVE iM r GREEN STA5IPS $1.25 million paid for 1,000 acres ths day. Several had been waver­ b y Um bagi Eosp 'sm Handrl You m b i-mi- of Brooklymi- work-force reduction In the air-* ------^------i sffalrs by Secretary Dalles." ing among the 46 who originally 385 CENTER STREET—TEL. MI 9-9713 of land in the area .bought from should I .sue him for dob- Koachel aaid ha wak a brother- planned to take the 8;3S'p.m. ex- Cheney Bros. In 1965. foT 'an often, ^ a u s* DAIRY QUEEN girss beting^ Tne?” in-law of JoaeptL-fCidrclo. Identlfirft •pnna*-***. Peiping. ■ Real] Herald Advs. Property in that area ,1$. aa- TpnnMsnLEIUf ■oi-^'MlLE— more pratsias by the comim«tipfi'iir''i»n aide of^ o ss-eleOT e d' Department told eaol$:^;^w IMq’a. Simontaccl aald'_ he . waa ra h ...... r S 'I d T " ' their affect, here. ■ - ^ . ■ reported: Communist party boss Nikita Khrushchev, right; embracea East German prime minister Otto Grote- Red China touriat Tuesday In a For the Mi^wer to this and any Curclo!* cloaa frrend and' ’neighbor... Howex’er, in the' annual report t 4 4 'f 'e^s'a'wi gif A jafre' United States, Brltain^and letter.' ftom acting Secretary They aeld Curclo voted them. T-the* World Bank agreed' late In wbhi in farewell gesture at Beat Berlin train italion. today aa -Russian delegation departed- • I 4 t » . DAI It Y Q UE EH M Af to N A t D I V £.1 O > M EH T CO. other insntance question, caU ... to stocl'.hol 14 i,ffV-»C)uh' a . , ' flve'ic(ot}’-$A*hpur - . .piihinidhn Washington, A»g. U .I2I —The passports, the department had WOVEN' aggregated $664,014,634, with a pugnant . to public pulley," and pay her shart of the project’s $1.. wielding police nsd troops crushed wage Stkto Department today accused warned yesterilay they might' be Being Checked net Income of $3&,747,610. The net iUm’ fault lay in a "failura to re- 300,000,000 cost. .-ri First “workere’ . militia" were Soviot Communist party boss subject to action under the Trad­ VRi.SOcyd. Now for the period Is equivalent to Uaa" this. The Frffbrlght nubcomBr.tt«e crippling 3-day transport strlkV put into bams. Armed, Nikita Khrushchev of "crude at­ ing with the Enemy Act.) OOTTON $4.80 a ahare on the common TTie subcommittee findings, ap­ ' todsy. Hundreds of troops took helmeted police followed and final­ tempts" to intiuence the outcome Dan O’Connell of Chicago said By Air Force ■lock after dividendi on the pref­ proved unanimousl.v by the parent (CoBtinaed Page Twelve) over streetesr barns which until ly the army moved in. of the September electlona In as the train left the station, "Wa PLAIDS erence stock. These figures com- government Operation's committee, early morning had been held'by The first streetcars on the street West Oenrtany. Press officer IJn- have aix days abroad befora we A MUST FOR THE RRST DAY OF SCHOOL SAVE CASH early today had two armed police­ 'roln White suggested that reach the Red Chinese border, and ! pare with’ahipmenta of $458,471.- followed an Inquir.v touching on strikers. Philadelphia. Aug. 14 m 1’i'* 149 and earnings of $20,556,285, some 76 eontracti worth more tl)6n.| men beside the driver. Later the Khrushchev’s activities on a there are aome here who may Saturday Evening Poet hai ran or $4,06 js share on the common $25 million that went over the past [ s__Battle Transport men reported 40 police w ets ji-ithdrawn. . By 11 Juat-completod visit to E ast Gee-, change their minds' and get offj"---- - reled plans to publish an article stock, for ll« 'first h,lf of 1956-„. eight years to eompantea connected; workeni arrested'in fights ivith po­ o’clock the authorities pulled'out many had backfired. A crowd of Russians swarmed WASHABLE on the 54-day disappearance ot LI'. 'Cbhlracia;“ brdera and 'govern­ lice and with "workers’ militi#.’’ the military and civil trucks which over the station platform as the with Hermen D.- Wynn and hie, Communist 'tough guys who help Berlin, Aug. 14 (/D—Soviet David Stcevei In the High Sierras ment letters of intent at June 30 femJly. olitical had kept the 700,000 population well-equipped train prepared to now because of what It called discrep­ 1 keep order. moving. - (^mmunist party boss Nikita leave. Dozens of biuiches of flow­ PINWALE amounted to approximatel.v $2,- Particularly under scrutiny waa ancies in hli story. 050,000,000, which compares ^-with Authorities insisted no one hsd Some arreste were reported after Khrushchev I^t East Berlin today ers were thrown through the win­ In addition, the Air Force le an $834,000 Army contract last been jailed but aaid aome atrikera saying he was "very satisfied" $2,175,000,000 at March 31 and year to Wynn Uinterprlsea Inc.' to War of Nerves a clash early today on Piotrkowska, dows of the American compart- CORDUROY making a "thorough but routine" with $2,100,000,000 a year ago. were under house arrest. the city'e main street. with hia tour of Communist East thent. 30 COLORS 37"and4r'WIDE—VALUE $1.19 Yd. produea cotton trousers. (Claire The government annouced that a Germany, inveatigation of -the 23-year-old In their report to the atockhold- Wsshington, Aug. 14 OP)—The Tried to Stop Buses Amid shouts of "Peace and pdot’a story. Wynh Rose. Wynn’s sister^ and mixed itate ad trade union com- Strikers from the main city de­ Khrushchev told a aleepy-Iooh- friendship.” a rag-tag Russian band eri, H. M. Horner, chairmen, and Ross’ wife, wss president of . the Civil Rights conflict In Congress miaaion whi open hearings into the ing crowd at Ehist Berlin’s railway Sleeves balled out of his Jet William P. Gwinn, president settled down to a pdlithsal war of pot sttukted on Tramway Street blared out one tune after another. PRINTED CORDUROY yd 9 8 e trainer over the (3alifomia moun­ said that government shipments firm. strikers’ grievances Fridsy. ' tried to stop 'factory buses and station that his one-week . visit tains on a routine flight lait amounted to. 85 per cent of total Ross rtsigned last Fe'x 14 a s ! nerves today with House Republi- The strike itarted Monday in persuade the drivers to Join them. would bind the German satellite (ConUaaed on Page Twelve) spring. He was listed ai dead, but assistant aecratary of defense for j cane renendng talk of a special sea- support of wage demands. nation ever more closely to Russia aeles, compared with 87 per cent Police were called in and a right "in friendshio." WORLD GREEN >54 days later he stumbled out qf for. the first half of 19,76. Com­ legislative and public affairs after {slop in November to settle the is- The authorities decided to set, broke out. tha contract became an issue. He 1 sue. All members of the JSoviet par- the rugged mountsine and told a mercial ehipmenla totaled $93. last night after strike leaders, un­ Once the bsms w« e under con- detailed etory of a harrowing 108.049 for the six months ended denied any wrongdoing bur saidAs adjournment fever, gripped willing, to identify themselves, re­ . , ^ . ty and government delegation haVe implications In news stories bed Congress, a new move was msde by fused to negbtiife, and stood by trp}» "^hljUa^jrent out to bring ijn^ been very satisfied 'with the visit," struggle for survival. ! June 30, 1957, against $59,359,336 streetcar operations ffohi their the Russian leader said. A Spokesman for the Saturday in the similar period in 1956. impaired his effectiveness in nls Rep. Keating (R-NY) to break the. demands for s written promise of BuUetiiis Job. stalemate and get the Senate- homes. Authorities claimed 80 per Khrushchev, accompanied by Evening Post, which is published , Shipments to the government cent of, the approximately 9,000 Deputy Premier A. I. Miknjran and from the AP Wires In Philadelphia. lald'-thatrYm-July: are subject to the provisione of The subcommittee headed by passed bill headed toward the Rep, Hollfleld (D-Callf) waa crit­ House floor for a vote. workers'had returned by noon. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, 9 the magaalne contracted for a the Renegotiation Act of 1951. An official communique—the took a special ti-ain. to nearby story but terminated the agree-' ical of both military contractors < The bill, with ita controversial HOUSE CUTS FOREiaN AID and Wynn’s methods In the awards Jury trial amendment, rested on News Tidbits first news of the strike to be ^ven Schoenfeld Airport. ment Aug. 8 after three weeks of (Continued on Pnge Two) nationwide publication—said: ' Khrushchev who was up late Wnshlngtofi. Aug. 14 (/P>—The STAMPS InveatigaUon. going to the Wynn companies over the desk of Speaker Rayburn of Culled from AP Wires Hoase today panned and aesM to the years. It made a number bf Texas. Objections yesterday bar­ "Ths-PoUsh government cannot last night at a farewell reception Writer Clay Blair Jr. was sched­ HITMPHREY GETS STEEL JOB afford a further wage Increase for In the Russian embassy looked President Elsenhower by a 226< uled to do the story, the epokes- Pittsburgh, Aiig. 14 Ift—George recommendations on tightening of red direct Hoiue acti^ and Ray- 16$ vote a compromise bill au­ purchasing practices. buYn has not yet moved to send transport workers apart from 50 tired and sour at the rhilway sta­ Every Wednesday man said, adding; M. Humphrey, former Secretary Western disarmament delegates million zlotys already promised. tion sendoff. thorizing a $3,867,068,000 for- "He went out to the Sierras, re- of the Treasury, toda.v was . ’’Government contracts should it to the Rules Committee to chart a new course. meet in private session with Goviet eiga aid program 'for IlM com- named board chairman of Nation­ spokesman Zorin to try and clarify (ContlBued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Twelve) ing year, tbe meapum eettlag (Ooatinaed oa Page Twelve) al Steel Corp. (Continued on Pnge Twelve) Keating, chief strategist for GOP Russia’s poaiUoo .. Senate holds foreign aid eeillngs was nearly a Civil Rights forces, addressed a ~r special service in tribute to late half billion dollars below Elsen­ letter to C!hairman Smith (D-Va.) Senator McCarthy. hower’s request. It was passed 2 ^ 974 MAIN ST. of the Rules O m m ittee asking him Stock' market heads lower . in by the Senate last niglit. to take the inltistive and schedule sli{(htly acUve trading today..New hearings on the bill. Reds Appear Winners NUUTA WARNS OBItMANS < Airlines Expect Smith ia an avowed foe of any trials sought for aix convicted in Clinton, Tenn., segregation case. Moscow. Aug. 14 (P) — Cotn* civil rights legislation. A t his com­ Clarksdale, Miss., police chief: munist Chief NUtita Khnsslicbey, Plenty Of mittee office yesterday, aides aaid places 11 p.m. curfew on teeangers | back from* a vtoit to Enat Ger> they did not know Smith’s where­ after Incident between whites and In British Guiana Vote many, toM « maas meeting to­ SUPER MARKETS Stormy Financial Weather abouts. Negroes .. South Carolina marine | day We«t GeiiiMiw face defeat In the likely event Smith Ignores who killed his wife imdergoes san-j at the hands of the tkmunanist Free Parking the request. Keating drafted a fol­ Itv tesU. Georgetown. British Guiana,leadership of the government bloc liatlona If they Ism their (EDITOR’S NOTE: There wna'f’Douglaa, Curtiaa-Wright <3orp. and^NorthwesI, United and T W A low-up resolution to send the bill 14 (iP>—Communist ' Dr. within a. week. Boeing announced they were releas­ have filed financial atatc- Rhode Island celebrates Victory Aug. heada and "laimch an odvoQ- Remember! - much talk a year ago of being on to a Senate-House conference for Day, commemorating end of World Cheddi Jagan and hia People's Newspapers said Renison waa tare,” the brink of the commercial Jet ing or planned to release more than ments ahowing that they are rewriting more nearly to President Progressive party appeared todsy prepared to offer Jagan the task 40.000 employea in the nezt Six operating In the red for l957. j Eisenhower’s epecificatlons. WaV n ; with statewide holiday .. age,, but toda,r a|glinea oflMaJa Teenage gang beats up (our to have captured a majority of the of forming a government ahd give DORP5IAN APPEALS OUSTER Short Shank ^ aay they are struggling to krep months. "Huberl bert A. * Schneider, coimsel------i ~The resolutiim would have to be 14 legislative- council seats' at him the top Mat of chief minister. for Braniff, told the CAB that ’!if | approved by the Rules CJommfttee youths, mother, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Chicago, Aug. 14 C^-rPaul Better Fabrics Make Better Fashions Reg. 49c Lb. ^ np with the ezpenaea of ordinary, About the orily bright spot Distant Early Warning line stake in British Guiana's general, This indicated the Governor would Dorftnon went before tha AFI> S m o k e d SHOULDERS eoimnerrlal operattons. What has seems to be the makers of private this trend conUnues we are heeded and subsequently voted on by the elections. not exercise his appointive powers Hom,, j called "100 per cent capable” by CIO Executive Council today happened in the aviation ladus- and business aircraft who almost for real tiouble." at least until after Jagan demon- Schneider said the traveling pub­ The House yesterday blocked Gen. W ray... Labor ajjd manage- Jagan'i Chicago-bom wife Janet with on appeal from his ouster try?) dally score new production and ment in Boston newspaper strike Essequibo Riveri strated hU totenUons. os a union ollMaL Dorfmon, earnings records. lic has not opposed the proposed rival Republican and Democratic to meet today as strike goes Into District, trimming the nearest of Jubilant East Inches and oth- 4 YARD GOODS'OF EVERY DESCRIPTION increase. "The only opposition has moves either to send the bill to a shart. trim former boxer, Native Waybeat „ By WES COOK The biggest howl seems to come sixth dav ' i Democratic opponents by ers of Jagan s partisans carried wonts to be reinstated os secre­ from the airlines. come from the staff of this agency SI in a*j. I mors than 2,000 votes. Jhlnt ahd other Jaganite winners MeCALL and SIMPLICITY PATHRNS Reg. 59c tb . Stormy financial woather ia (the CAB) which is charged with (Conttifued on Page Twelve) Port Huron. Mich. Board of tary-treasurer of Local -20467 ot CUT-UP CHICKENS threatan'ing to trim the wings ot __They quckly denied that they .Tbl*-chalked-up -seven seats for on their shoulders to impromptu the Waste Handlers Union. -were operating inefficiently. the development of the industry." Etiucstion- bjins ma rried students Jagafi's party. The eighth, which victory demonstrations in George­ the giant aviation Industry. Speaking for the Bureau of Air from high schools— TVo Stam­ The first feathers flew when the Harold Rus.sell of Eastern Air­ would give him a solid majority, town and els^'here. SALES TAX 874 MILUON lines said the Bureau of Air Opera­ Operations.'George Cosson sshl the ford builders sue town of Ridge­ seemed assured in the Essequibo The British deposed Jagan as .Defense Department cut the . Air tions report was outlandish and decline in airline profits was due LJaS. Probing State field for qusrter million dollars. Hartford, Conn., Aug. 14 . Force, budget, breaking stretch-out River area, where a Jaganite was chief minister back hi 1953 after The soles tax complete Its loth THE RIDGES MANUFACTURERS’ OUTLET called it "a terrible indictment." primarily to load factors. He said Director of Army's MacGregor runnlng far ifhead of thihree oppo- hr won the elections and tried to contracts and csncellatlona to the bureau considered reasonable Gas Price Variance anniversary year June SO by HUNTS CATSUP many -manufacturers. Trana World Airlines said the Test' Range. N. M„ orders person­ nents. establish a Red government. This producing a record yield ot earnings for the airlines, proper RETAIL SALESROOM— 1 MILE FROM WILLIMANTIC ON ROUTE 32 Then last week, the Civil Aero­ action "seemt unrealistic and is nel to any nothing about fuss wdUi Even though Jagan, of East In­ time the British had hoped the 874.1 million. State ‘tax Com­ TURN AT RIDGES lUS STOP— AT OLD KENT ROAD. nautics Board told eight major air­ certainly disappointing.” use of facilities, deprecia'tion and New London, Aug. 14 ^Jp- The nearby rancher... Lima, Ohio, dian origin,, should win the elec.- Guianese voters would defeat him. missioner Jidm L. SulUvsui, In an- The atrongaat public criticism of taxes. U.S. Department of Justice is in­ find several iritnesses to murder, tlon, British Gov. Sir Patrick Reni­ But the ^u lta showed he is vlh- lines In effect to tighten their the board's action came from Cab "When so considered It la dear neonctag the solea tax figures to­ Spanish budgets by turning down their re­ vestigating gasoline prices In Cbn- ao corpse. son has authority to block Com- ; tually a sW s Sstrong t ) or stronger than day, ssdd the take wss about 6 vice chairman Chan Gurney, the the airlines have not supported necticut, it Was disclosed today. Brazil. Ind., police plan further munist control by appointing; eye OPEN 10 Oz. Jar quest for an efnergency 6 per cent lone diaaenter in the 4-1 ruling. their case," he said. per rent above that of the prert- STUFFED OLIVES passenger faro increase. The news, csme,,in roundabout questtonihg of suspect about disap­ enough men to the colony’s legis- The British under the 1953 Con­ ous year. In addition,. the com­ "The majority has not in my Says ‘Mild Panic' Exlsls fash ton via a letter from pearance of 7-year old boy. .Haver- Isturs to offset the Jaganite ma­ stitution lacked the- means of missioner told Goi-ernor RIbicoff One of the factors in the CAB opinion met its reaponsibiUty," Industry publications, however, the Justice Department to U.S. jority. Guiana, on the north coast j action was tha htatement by the ■traw.N. Y. 16-year old boy blocking Jagan in the legislative that soles tax.receipts lor the re­ THURS. aaid Gurney. "In fact, the over-all in the past months ha'Vt repeatedly Sen. William A. Purtell (R-Conn) charged with assault In hitchhike of ^ u th America, is Britain’s council. Under the present consti­ cent April-June quarter reached ««4FrA MX Bureau - of Air Operations which need ia ao urgent, their decision voiced the opinion that . "mild who in turp relayed a copy only colony on that continent. **js ■A‘-g" SELECTED FRESH FRUITS AND ^/EGETABLES chargiMl that airlines operations ■tabbing of Wife of prominent pub­ tution, Renison can appoint up to another record (or those months may be calamitous to the in­ panic" exists both Inside and out­ to Walter L. Htllyer, Niantt.c, a lisher. Anti-Comrhuniat Negro lawyer J11 councilors to achieve that aim, 8I9.S mtllion. and FRL, were inefficient. side the ieirlines over their financial FREESTONE ELBERTA FRESH CRISP PASCAL FRESH PICKED McIn t o s h dustry." gasoline dealer. , New York Governor Harriman Linden Forbes Burnham’s forces 1 In addition to 3 colony government leasw c* Just what ia liappening in the $2 BlUion OB Order situation. Hillyer had protested -vigorously,- sta js execuGon of Angelo In- have won only Georgetowm’s three | officials who will serve as legisla- LABANBSE CABINET RESIGNS 9 A.M. aviation industry, the firms which The airliea that asked for the They say—and airline . officals in a telegram to Purtell recently, Marca, kidnap-slayer of Wein­ leats. One seat has been cap-! tore members. Beirut. Letionon. Aug. 14 (/P) P E A C H E S CELERY build and fly commercial aircrafl? emergency increase—Delta, TWA, unhesitatingly agree—that airline about price .differentials on gas. berger baby.. .Egyptian military tured by the United Democratic; Thus the new legislature could be .-—Premier Kami Selh ood his A P P L E S Short haul feeder airlines, now Braniff, United, Eastern, Ameri­ stocks have suffered heavy losses He has been paying five cents court bars defendant from telling party. T\vo other districts have made up of 28 members or less. cabinet resigned today to moke Tol AiM«9 f o receiving more than $.70 million a can, Capital and Northwest -have on the market and that investment more per gallon at the wholesale 1 how poBce obtained his confession.' yet to report. That depends upon the number way (or Lebanon’s new pro- RiAevfMrMiR) y ear, in subsidies, say they wrlll reported dlminlahing proflU for trusts hava withdrawn money or tank wagon price, he pointed Owner - of - ~Brooklyn, , N.’’’ "Y.,Jagan, ' ------who earlier proclalfiied Renison appoints to keep Jagsh Amerlcon government Presi­ OaTti'» 3 Lbs. 29c Lg. Bunch ‘10c 3 Lbs. 39c fall even deeper in the red unless IfMOMPme more than a year. Thay also hava from .aii'line support. out, than the same gah sells for plumbing concern Identtfles retired i that Marxist Ckimmunist philoso- from trying to establish a Com­ dent Camille Chomoun who oc- 9 P.M. a means can be found to finance on ordar more than $2 billion Airiines officisia add that even­ at retail in the Hartford ayea. pollee captain as man who spoke to phy "will sweep the whole world," munist government.. ' cepted the resignation at a For a eoel, rofrothing drink— wo hovo ICE COLD SWEET CIDER. new equipment. worth of Jeta and turboprop air­ tually an 8 to 10 per cent fare Robert A. Hicks. ocUnjr aasiat- him about labor troubles in 1954.. declared; "I am tremendously Jagan campaigned principally oobbiet meetlni; Is expected to OPEN SUNDAY- CLOSED MONDAYS 49.6M to Be Released liners that they have yet to fi­ Usereass will be needed within the ■nt attorney general of the Anti- Egyptians release „,tstaell sailor proud of the- results and of the with attacks on “British colonial name Selh to head a new coali­ Shortly after the Air Force cut nance. they took off Danish ship bound people who supported me." dictatorship" and demands for im­ tion government Both haa bewi back Ms orden, North Ainertcan, FDur of tha alrUnsa — Capital, (OoaUBoed m r » g s flTe), through Sue*. ____ He expects to Uka over the mediate • independence. premier for eight menths.

/ F A C E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CX}NN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1957

have l>Mfi funil«h«d bjr th « fo v tn i' iqant” A quartariy diyldend of 76e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1967 PJLGE TH S E I Workers at AircraftI ■hare on the ooramon itock, pay­ M ilk Strike Undertvdy able September 10, 1007, to atodc- Shejnwold on fridge were an unidentified crawman and holdera of record at the cloae m s n A MOW! Liner Flu Victims Miss Caroline Boren, 26, of Post, busineaa on A u f. 22 Waa declared Tex.^Mlaa BOren, a blonde school Assured Jobs Safe by the board Any. 12. In Upstate New York\ SEEK COMBINATION SHpCr^wartiwsrt I Dw Wenar Baloneyf Desi Says Being Observed teacher, is ■ohe(iuled to 'be mar­ FOR NINTH TRICK South dealer " in o ir r l I " b a c m i d k ried Aug. 24 to Don Adams, 29, B y Alfred Shetnwold Korth-Soath ralnerable PAaMOB" I PAwrr" of Knoxvills, Iowa a petroleum A Whitney Aircraft T-57 engine, Albany, N. Y., Aug. 14 (It)— A*^tion of how many farmers planned New York, Aug. 14 (A*>—Twenty- Easy Come COm « i tram Pace One) One of the ways to play good NORTH M w 4SBS;4S I SiU engineer. Doctors assured her the a propclleKtuthine version of the Drought Blamed tpilk strike waa on in a broad area to Join the etrikers. 4 A 8 nine perabns remained under bridge is to look for a comMa- Of Magazine Story medical obaer.'ation today for mild wedding would not have to. be RanagoUation mtatera have now J-97 Jet engine, which was sched­ of upstate New York today. Vio­ qp I 7 4 2 "Sehnsr Tresula" uled to power the huge Douglas On Air Curren ♦ K q 9 Influeiuia they developed aboard postponed. ...E a s y G o boon aMtled for 1903 and prior lence started even before the strike good. None o f those still under medical C-132 military cargo-transport, has groups claim a total membership 4 K 7 6 2 By JACK LEFLER a tranaatlanttc liner. Those still y a a n with daterminationa that no b egu . W est opened the king o f hearts, WEST EAST " Confidential, another witness testi­ sick Include 27 foreign exchange obaervation raquired hospitaliza­ . . . with a Bi u e Door. Im M on been stopped* due to the cancella­ of 9,000. There are about 40,000 fied. rafunda wore required o f the cor­ tion o f that project, the report aaid. Washington, Aug. M (g^— The Dairy Farmera of America dairy farmers in the state and and South refused the first trick. 4Q»« 4J(3 3,. Loa Angeles, Aug. 14 UE—"A lot atudenta, a bride-to-be and a tion. it for your new home. Malota tte 3. The 41-year-oId Mrs. Quillan, poration. K o proviaion haa been Since dcvel(^ment of the J-57 is W eather scianUaU say thU sum (D FA) posted pickets at midnight 53,000 in the seven-etate area that W est continued, with the queen of qpKQJiat qpt ^ of baloney" le the way television crewman. basemant uasful. Saves Inehiaf hearts, and East discarded a low ♦ •42 ♦37(2 whose stormy career in Holly­ continuing, work on the T-97 could mar's East Coast drought was at dairy plants in tha Albany srea;' 'compriaea the New York mUkahed. star Arnag deicribea a lurid The ship, Arose. Sky, docked BOY DROWNS AT SAND BAR throu|h upper rooms, PansUs made In the financial atatementa diamond. There waa' no partioular 4*4 4QJ10 3 wood has taken her to jail many be. qiilckly resumed If a require­ DFA officials claimed some Team­ M ajor dairy organisatlona and .vaaterday with 847 passengers and storage of M k y aiticlet. AD steal, for rafunda fOr the aucceeding largely due to capricious antics of point in holding up again, so South SOUTH atory about him In Confidential times, told the jury that she wrote Milford. Aug. 14 (F) — The ment for such an engine developed sters Uiilon truck drivers refused state and private agencies hold 278 crewmen. There were about permanant, weathacll^it porioda and none la believed nec- the. planetary wave train—a river to cross the lines. took the ace of hearts. 4 K 19 9 7 Magazine. a story for Confiential about her Charles Island sandbar claimed eaaary. in the future. that the etrlke will wilt from lack 200 caaea ->f flu aboard ship during o f air high above the earth. Support o f the teamsters could Declarer could count on winning IP A ( 3 " I don’t remember meeting the marriage to ainger Herb Jeffries. another life yesterday when Gil­ "Production achedulea for many W e also* have been discussing of support. A strike earlier this the crossing from the Netherlands. The wave train b ^n a at 10,000 mean a successful strike. two top spades, two top clubs, and . ♦ A J 10 lady, and I gueas I'm being kind Harrison, she added, paid her bert KoplowskI, J9, of Shelton, o f the military planea uaing Pratt 'with the A ir Force the future pro­ year, sponsored by the Tri State There were no fatalities feet and extends upwrard for at three top diamonds In addition to 4 A • 2 in calling her a lady," Amaz said 31.500 for the-stories about A m az drowned. He was one of four A Bilco if the modem replace­ Jk Whitney Aircraft enginea and gram for the nuclear aircraft pow- The D F A and anoQier splinter Master Dairy Farmers Guild, did least 20,000 feat. I t hqs as Ita cen the trick already won. This still South West North Bart and Jeffries. Ail but tw o' cases were among teenagera caught by the tide ment for that old wom-out wood Hamilton Standard equipment erplant," the report continued. group, the Farmers Union, are just that. when informed that Hollywood tral core the speedy w^teriy air left him one trick abort of his con­ 1 NT Pass J 'N T Pass Ronnie said she was a prostitute 647 teenaged students cOT.-ing to while walking between the ialand hatchway on your present heme. tiava now been modified," the ofiTi- ■The Defense Department econ­ atriklng for higher prices for their Activity of the Farmera Union prostitute Rcmnle QuilTan testified current known as the jet stream. tract while she was turning information this country to spend a year with and the mainland. The party waa cara reported. "Theae modlfica- omy drive in combination wdth the milk. and the D F A hae been concentrated Pass Pass Bhe wrote a story for the magazine ■nia train is marked by troughs How could he develop his ninth over to Confidential American families and attend on a sandbat which it expoied'at Call U l for frof **How-tO' v- tlona in turn have reduced aome, rapid advances being made in other Police said five men last night in the eastern, northern and cen­ Opening lead— qp X about an alleged illicit interlude A M , RIC A S (IN! r and ridges like gigantic ocean trick? She complained that editora of American high schools. low tide. what the production peaka to dumped two cans o f milk that had tral sections of the upstate area. with him. initall-lt" foldtr, or wo can forms of aeri^ pi^ulsion make it wavea And the depth of the - I t was pretty hard to devclcq) Mrs. Quillan testified yesterday Confidential made the alleged 1944 Dr. Morris Greejil^rg of the A f ^■ ' N I DOOR which we were building, and it la just been delivered to *a platform The Farmers Union demands Incident involving Am az "aoiund »he height of the ridges outside the Daisy Dairy in Glens an extra club. It would be necessary is too strong for one no-trump but as a prosecution witness in the city health department described tugfost I eompotont workman. not poaalble to predict what fur­ project will be ^ O c a l l y r ^ u c ^ can vary from moSth to month^or price to farmers of 13 cents a not good enough for two no-trump. recent" in the story published in the malady as a mild form of in­ Falls. The men escaped. quart. The D F A wants a minimum to find three clubs in each hand, criminal libel trial of Confidential ther changea might be made by in scope or even possibly eliminated | year. —f to „ year — . -w can the location 'Your best course is to open with January, 1955. But the defenae at­ fluenza. He sai i laboratory tests Ih e manager o f the dairy aaid of 12 cents. and even then it would be vital to that she and Arnaz were together GENERAL the Defenae Department. How­ entirely. Hiis change, if it cornea, of the whole wave train. one o f a suit (even a short suit) torney proved that the atory did would hav,. to be made to deter- ever, baaed on the revised sched­ two men jumped a farmer and In New York City yesterday, keep W est out o f the lead. in the swank Southern California wlU have little effect on arrant I i„ general, areas of "the country and jump to two no-trump at your resort town of Palm Springs in give the year aa 1944. iTilne if the diseasn was Astatic ules as we know them, shipments dumped the milk. market administrator C. J. Blan- Defends on 'West MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. operating reaulU or those for the geminated by a trough get w7t next turn. October 1944. Mrs. Quillan remarked: flu, a new type of flu that has T V S E R V IC E for the last half of 1937, including A picket at a dairy in Albany ford announced that the uniform South finally dreamed up a com futura as it has never been count- weather, weather. thoaethoA dominateddamin.t% byA ridgea (Copyright 1907, General "W hat he did 10 years before swept many parts of the world commercial, will be comparable to ed on materially in our financial was struck but not s^ously hurt price paid farmers for milk pro-1 bination j of cards that would allow Expecting to testify for the Jays M OC A Call get dry weather. Features Corp.) was completely normal, because and now threatens the United $ . , 255 CENTER ST. PHONE Ml 3.5144 or Bllgbtly higher than in the first by one of the daily’s trucks early prosecution today are Virginia Lee, «lghta • 22 a95 9 3 Plua Parta forecasting due to its highly exper­ the. U.S. Weather Bureau ducedln July would be a little less the man wasn't married. . States. ■lx m o n t^ and 195S sales should imental nature and nebulous pro- today, Albany police said. than nine eenU a quart, a lO-per I ’y* Identified as a woman private de­ TE L. M l 3-5482 aaarchert say the drought which the queen or jack of spades with Bright yellow is the safest pro­ Arnaz and Miss Ball were mar­ The only nonatudent flu victims be aomawhat abovq those of 1907-" ductlOTi potential. A ll capital assets There was no clear-cut indlca- cent rise over the June price. tective hired to check Mrs.' Qull- ried Nov. 30. 1940. She sued for haa aeaied aactlona o f tha Baat not more than two small cards in tective color to wear in the woods Development work on the Pratt devoted to this particular project during hunting season, according lan'a atories..aDd Carmen Jacques, divorce Oct. 16, 1944, but they Ooaat cama about in thla way;* the suit. one of Mrs. Quillan's former room­ to testa recently made in Califoiinia were reconciled. la s t apring, an unuaually daep Declarer therefore led the seven mates. trough dominated the Southwaat, of spades from his hand and and Washington forests. Read Herald Advs. Arnaz amplified lost night his sjBaniajIBBflUanifilGiBISISJ&IGIiiniGIBISIiSnBBiSIGIGISWSfltlGiGIBiSniiBIBISfSISISiBRlISIBfBISIBI^^ Amaz. who has since skyrocketed earlier ccimment on Mrs. Quit- bringing flooding rains. Meanwhile, flnesaed dummy's eight East won to television fame with his wife, the ridge , of that particular wave Rio^Squads Crush Ian's testimony. with the jack o f spades and re­ Lucille (''I Love Lucy"l Ball, said "It's too bad -«o many people’s configuration domtnatad the North­ turned the queen o f clubs. at Del Mar race track when in­ names have to be dragged through KEITH'S OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL I..SAVE IN THE Open Every Night till 9 east, tending to encourage drought. N ow South took dummy's ace formed of the testimony: 9 the mud. but It's worth it if it In lata. June, a flip occurred In of spades and entered his own ■'I was in the Arm y in 1944 and ♦tops the scandal magazines," he the planetary wave, with the ^Day Lodz Strike hand with the ace of diamonds to I think I was somewhere up North. trough becoming a ridge. That cash the king of spades. Fortun­ T don't remember being in Palm said. "And they've got to be brought an and to the heavy stopped. I was the victim today (Conttaned frons Fags Oae) ately for South, W est had to drop PROGRAMS Springs. From the pictures I ’ve but tomorrow it .will be somebody In the Southwest. group of Communist party work the queen o f spades on thU trick. seen of her. I don't think I could else." had era. Now the ten of spades was good have done anything like that." "Further increases would sffset Shown a wtrephoto of Ronnie Closeout SALE ----- ^diangad communist authoritiss sent in I for the ninth trick! The denial by Arnaz that he other groups of workers." Quillan, Arnaz said: "I've never to a trough- However; tha land riot squads last night to try to M l y question knew Mrs. Quillan recalled a // seen her before In my life. And araaa of the Northaabt ware under This promise of SO mlllton slotys force settlement of the etrike. Of- denier, you hold: Spades: K similar denial the day before by Video Eyeryday I don't think it’s right to let an the domination o r the downgrade was announced Sunday. I t waa to fidals were openly concerned asp® ® Hearts: A 8 3; Diamonds: CHark Gable that he knew actrese admitted prostitute get up on the While They Last! ride o f the d ijy ^ w c h tended to In­ go to Incraaao wages o f atreetcar reports spread that the Lods dla- Clubs: A K 2. What do you Francesca de Scaffa. All Rights Reserved— witness stand and say anything tensify that^mnught during July. workers beginning Oct. 1. The Howard Rushmore, former Con­ pute had touched o ff sympathy H. T. Dlckeneon 4 Co., Inc. she likes about anybody." Tha dMD^ioInt of tha Northsaat Answer: Bid one club. The hand fidential editor, had testified on Mrs. Ronni« Quillan CANNOT BE REPUCED AT fund was to come from Increased ■trikes in other Polikh cities. Mrs. Quillan said she had never lU upgrade aide— loca- prices of vodka. Monday that. Mias de Scaffa told Communist authoritiss ordsrtd him she had an affair with Gable had any .dealings with Fred and THIS PRICE! fhvorabie for rain—were A main complaint among the out the riot equsds after a day of over the Atlantic Ocean. to get information for an article. Marjorie Meade, operators of Hol­ that can be concealed on the per­ was the article about?" Sturdy 5 Piece atrlkera was that after months of negotiations between the strikers lywood Research, Inc., who are The W eather Bnnau aald in Its pressing for an increase they sUll Mias de Scaffa was- identified as a son— to Meade for (12.50 a day "It had to do with Sonny Tufts." and a mission from Warsaw had onetime Hollywood Iftformatlon being tried along with the maga­ and collected (400. 80-day .outlook on July 31 that did not know exactly how much failed " I t had to do with the behavior ★ RKSTUNE ~ REST QUALITY 2 ^ d rO u a h t^ w «H»||. It's Com ing source for Confidential. zines. of Sonny Tiifta as your next door they would get-individually from Officials and members o f work­ YOILCAH The minlphone also figured—ln. pected during August In moat areas the 00 mllUon slotys fund. Other disclosures during yester­ Los Angeles private detective the testimony of Mrs. Quillan. She neighbor with a certain female, did ers’ councils who went into the H. L. Von Wittenberg testified that CHROME I east of the AppaUehlana They demanded ^ s o changea In Tht WAPPING FAIR ALWAYS DEPEND day’s court session: ■aid Harrison wanted her to use it not?” Goldberg was asked. He ★ MOUNTED FR R — MOUNTB) P, transport depots yesterday to he was hired by publisher Harrison A Weather Bureau scientist tohf aysCems of "norms" (quotas) ON 1. Mrs. Quillan testified that llje device to get verification that 'said it did. and then was asked press for a settlement were hoot­ WAPPING. CONN. to verfy information aupplied by which they say make It impoarible ^ h i n e k Confidential's publisher Robert a prominent movie actress, not what he thought, thik might do to Ipoeriffi^' St the time that this ed down. The strikers held fast to SEPT. 7, 1967 Mrs. (Juillan. H e said he waa paid Air BMif Dt Lixt pooelMUty was suggastsd by soma to know how much money they will Harrison told her he "wanted identified, was homosexual. Tufts. Goldberg replied: DINETTE .their demands for a written prom­ ss* stories on the activities of celeb­ (50 a day. evidtnee the trough out over the get paid each month. ELECTRONICS "Oh, he'd-been in the newspapers ise o f pay Increaeea fo r their low­ rities in Hollywood, and the more " I completed one asaignment," She said Harrison, through pri­ I ocean might be shifting backwards, *No Mors Money to Give* arid magazines. Quite frankly, I est paid men before returning to iewd and lascivious stories the Von Wittenberg said, "an d then vate detectives, used such tactics T i M m s The public will gat anothsr Imig- Ck>mmunist authorities said they LABORATORIES * S t A N E K didn't think it would do him any work. more colorful the magazine," Mrs. talked to Mr. Harrison. "H e asked as "bugging a place, recordings, rangs forecast tomorrow whan the had recognised the basic justice of EAST magnetic eyes and the minlphone.” harm.” | . 9 5 Ehireau publiehes lU caleulationa the men's demands but could not Last night, however, negotiations Quillan said he told her to contact me what I thought of the work 0.70x15 had been resumed between s repre­ 277 BROAD SERVICE (Uid I said, 'it amelled'." A free lance writer. Frank Gold­ s u e Nora for the next SO daya tolerate a continued strike. other girls and help them prepare GLOVE OORRECTS SWING 'In our situation," said one rank­ sentative of the Commtmist party affidavits because "he needed The detective .testified that he berg, told the jury thar'he sold an had met Mr. and Mrs. Meade and Idea for a ajofy to Meade for Whis­ A new ^olf glove is said by its m—i 1 ' r 1 7 ing official, "it is too dangiDF^ns. Central Oopimittee and a strike RADIO T I I I V I S I 0 N veriftcktlon of (he "^(ket these girls Regularly $79.95 R L A C K W A j^ WHITEWALL | S -S tm i$ ^ J ^ a U e 'jG'ia$ Ttuk%ls®aizme_ and' was paid give." ' aepBft TtamuRiiS- 2. ’ Actor fi^oi)«!ni.^teftB--Ws's thening thitiga-CsprXkHfnaentlal.’’ AskasJ^itKutbe infoematioh was O ic a g o — A survey by. Oom- he replied '‘definitely ' Mfg. flngg: Sale Price Blfg. Sale Price | Armed militiemen, who had been Police armed with automatic ■■4 Bh«sda n m iiic target Of k -scandal story in ■yon Wittenberg said he rented War.Xi I merce Clearing House, a national Defenae counsel asked: "W hat swing. Now—Duncan Phyfa design at a money saving Tow Siie No^52e Da Luxe ^No Trade De Luxe 1 riding the cars earlier today on rifles guarded ail approaches to the Is "OITC GLORY" Whisper, a magazine owned by a mlnlphone--a recording device l^ n e e Tire ' reporting authority on tax and CANDID WEDDING Keith sale price! Extension Table haa colorful plastic Price Tin 1 guard against further outbreaks, depot as the talks went on. A l«» S MIU|*a TkHlli • top, realata .bunts, acids . . wipes, cleaiv with k damp burinaaa law, indlcatao that boosts ippea^ shortly after authorl- '14.88 1 7 .8 8 1 in state taxes on gasoline, sales, Authorities pressed a fleet of MIIIImi MIIm T« KaHk" PHOTOGRAPHERS cloth! The four sturdy Chairs have Fomn Rubber 6.70x15/ 26.65 32.65 tiea Said in a communique the about l.OOQ military and civil cushions tailored In leather like plaatic. (Hiolce o f and cigarettes will cost vacation stoppage was over. Becnrd CTsb Aleo SpeetaUslBg !■ travelers more money this year trucks into service to replace the Toaft« colors! - - 1 9 .8 8 Women streetcar workers said streetcars— the only means o f pub­ 7.l05il5 29.55 16W 36.20 than in 1906. , Five atatss are mlice fired shots into the air as 3-D COLOR charging more tsx on gasoline, lic transport in this industrial city hey approached ' the main depot o f 700.000. HERM'S CAMERA ^7.60x15 32.30 1 8 8 8 39.55 2 1 -8 8 1 three are levying higher sales before dawn today. During the Cfen UnJ,r 12 FH eS taxes, and six havs raised their As a result, ths few streetcars and PHOTO SHOP BTOBE PEONT8 night 'a fist fight broke out be­ that moved were , half empty es MAPLE cigarette taxes. ' tween streetcar operators and a M I S-7Kt ISIS Hals . J. A.WJtITK GLASS CO. 6.00x15 35.50 20m 43.60 2 3 -8 8 they rumbled through the. predawn LeeaSed la MssiUr Anas Wa Caa" - .. - Oar - Pradaal haxe. Normally they are packed at n BISSBLL ST. MI f- lt ll CHEST that hour. 8.20x15 37.00 2 1 88 45.35 2 4 - 8 8 1 MANCHFSTER Ckaaaai t New Bavw. Caaa. x^awiHwtOtoaael A0IS nariMra,Rartlard, Gaaa. TV AUCTION of Dh ivc (Ul PBRMIEBB PEBPOBH- 6.40x15 14-8 8 17-8 8 I %aaael SS Waterton, Oaaa. ANCE 25.40 31.10 TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY (AS) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS for SCHOOLTIME... CtoeiHd « Vtast. ftU in t o ) HEWS Drawers 1 3-88 Local Stocks tiM (IMS) VIC DAMONE SHOW Generously propor­ 6.00x16 24.35 29.85 1 6 -8 8 1 Oaertai aUJ Carey. Lleael uncoopfi BamatoL Pater Oaaaia, / tioned ■ four drawer Eende Eartataa. Tke SpaB- model, 26 inches 16 w 1 9 -8 8 1 Quotatloiis Poralslied by AaNEY REPSaRR Madara -wide, in- warm G ^ - 6.50x16 29.95 36.70 YOU (Ml CHEYENNE LEiSURETIME Oobnra A MMdleliTook, bie. loniai Maple to har­ MRBRICE CIEWUER (M) M^CBEADS PABTY . ir" or St Bid Asked ivy, cl<* monise with your Bank Stocks n a v y l o o i:j$ ( a> ' iplataly- other furniture. Au­ Manchester Trust ... 60 63 ■■Sartlra” gust Sale priced at select Conn. Bank and LOVE IN THE (M) FATBEB ENOWS BEST ley were V MODERN DESK! ''Caralval” mparaturt: a money saving Trust Co...... 37 40 Save at • :•• < S) OZnE AND HABBIET FTrst National Bank "DaTld PIckt Up tba Tab" irmantEtiQk 5ft AFTERNOON (11) TBE MILUOMAIftB ■k*'’ - of Manchester .... 27 32 “Tke Stan af darrr BaB" New tt-, f $ | Q - 9 5 $24-95 Hartford National rtMSl TV THEaTEB (6alar) Tha new Bank and Trust Co. 30 82 1 NORMAN’S **Clrele »f FMtr'* •• . !H* SPl’ NT OE m o n t e c b is t o ir, ana m Fire Inanranee CotnpaBlea 445 HARTFORD RO. • :M < S) MOMENT OF DECISION ant type cr Roomy Five Drawer C3ieet in 28 inch Aetna Fire ...... 39 62 _ "Faar Haa Maar Faeee" Tvorkad In k width, offers ample storage capacity. Hartford Fire 145 155 V PHONE Ml 3-1524 u.-iaia.aa ( adit BoxiNo * 8ECBET REGULARLY $24.65! Stiiking contemporary design On sale at The Mill IVY SLACKS National Fire ...... 73 77 and Battled to' V 4 Daeey Maere re. Vletap completion o f ' * In blond Limed Oak with contrasting ebony finish Phoenix ...... 61 64 “ V !* * - - * * ■*• Eealker- trim. Has large top, convenient drawer, graceful L ife and Indem ni^ las. Coe. IBIS AMMOE tita t l> JUNDSTANO Caaleel alao raqulrod * J ‘ ' for Campus Wear (ISdirBlO PAYOFT (lt d !) I T HOUB o f aacondary J tapered legs. (Jhalr is not included. Aetna Casualty ...... 143 133 (M-*)^^TIHEB THXATU "A L.Lasd ‘ Laath" Aetna ...... 195 205 during arWch". "tT »3 4 Conn. (%neral ___ : .295 305 t:M (IS-H) BOB CBOSBY kept at real In - o f : Now i« popular fab rics and arts tw ro P E iriio v S K ------LiheraL Keith Budget-Terms Budget Terms— Hartford Steam Boiler 74 79 sriileh la the m. support tha Union. th a t'. 4:N (It) BBIOHTEB DAT l iesding noriata :\ eelert for Faff. Naat, awthantic Travelers ...... 80 83 tn-W) qUKBM FOE A DAT word "Uger." It ix>hMtary tax was tha New>^ slylinq. Wall-mada fo taka tha (U) OCT WEST lagerlng period thA 'J x I n t Federal axciaa tax on Fnblle UttUttes 4:U US) MCBET 8TOEM PARK H ILL bU an a ' abtisa that activa younq man Conn. Power ...... 89^ • 1% 4:M tlllJn raE OP NIOBT upt clsurlflad and davst-* * beer. And with all good dti- cantor > $85 VALUE! INNER^RING 9»va Ihoir dothas. Pra-shnstk — Qtain. Light A Power 17H 19 V4 4;4» HICKEY MOUSE CLUB Hewwr Shop Ltnooln—"that govanunant of and to ara our low pricat for Hartford Electric U. " 5714---- 0914 (111 AMOS AND ANDY uy tha melloameaa. The contra Hartford Gas Co. 38 H •1% ( » ) THE PIBST SHOW Som- more palatabla tha people, by the people, for tha bW: -A^sinst All Road Hazards thasa popular DICKIES Slack- (SSI OOMEDY 'HME B o w ^ By Wirw So. N ew England fEnd prl- In body, srhlch, unllkf tha paopla ahall not pariah able i; HOLLYWOOD iED tima h ^ l Tel...... 37 STATE l«S) PEATUEE MOVIE 39. _ (U) OUT WEST (Is Prarnn) Ml 3-5103 Vva been bears o f tha time, pos from tba earth." Schaafr Manutaetaring. Compaalea NOW Thhi SAT. l;M (ISl ‘THE BIO SHOW t k pur- sparkling quality and But tha Schaefer brothara M l A Keith August Sale bedding opportunity you should not mlasi Arrow, Hart Heg. ... 49 (M> EABI.Y SHOW Hafidsome Hollywood Headboard in decorators plastic, com­ • E. Oeotor St—DIniickestoa ht record, Lager bear waa aarve weathered the atoma of war, note CUSTOM OE LUXE NYLON AssocUted Spring .... 34 (4 Alatineea Wednesday, nutrsday, "It Hspseseii la Platbaih" plete with luxurious Innersprtng Ma/trese and matching B ox. (U> POPEYE tells US, New Yorkara Ukad: ahd In 1575 they incorporated his aoi Bristol Brass ...... 10V4 Friday-day— 2 PJW. l:M < S) POPEYE Lager Bear, ao much their buainaaa under the laws gan Spring on legs. Bedding in heavy woven Collins ...... 120 Evenings continuous frotn 6:15 (U) TWILIOHT THEATEE (It) TOP TUNES AND NEW la that striped ticking with side straps and 1 ILACKWALL WHITEWAU • tit ( S> THE NEWS TODAY _ TALENT , Schaefer In 1845 tha Schaefer of tha SUto of New York. pany Fafnir Bearing ...... 71 ,S>M < t> SPOBT8C0PE a WBATHEB ^ rais IS vouB l i f e found it fiacaaaary Tha brawary continued to be ventilators. Splendid singly or in pairE Mfg. Sugg. ■ f' * J Abar 1, the a Mfg. Sugg. E m -H a rt...... 49 • lla ( S> STAGE S— U:1t ( S) NEWS EBPOBTEa AND their brairery to operated by tha taro founders, SizD No Trade Sale Price N o Trade Sale Price Fa/nlr B e a rin g ...... 70 "Dsarktn -I Mise" . WBATHEB 1 (U ) THIS IS THE ANSWKB tan on Savanth Avei and by Bhnll and Rudolph J. fair,<(-('4*' Price Nylon Price JiyUm Landera-Frary (3k..., 16V4 i . ( « !*!U n?,V m o v ie . ■ E * tWean 16th and I7th Schaafal, tha aoiu of Maxi- 1.95 N . B. Machine CO. 55 ^5 brawary You aaa on thfa, p- miUan, and Bdirard C. and 1 6.70x15 CeHen twifis, polishgd North and Judd . u,to each 28.00 1788 34.30 20-88 — CUSTOMIZED — <”> BDinoH. sdwsy ba^ tranacript of tha pui rga G. Schaefer, aons of Russell M fg ^ '... (Sl> NEWS cotton. Tan, black and ♦ Seat Covers I Istraata-- thla p r ^ r t y , cai ' ick. 1 7.10x15 Stanley Works , WEATHER y Liberal Budget Terms 31.05 1988 38.05 22-88 Terry Steam ... ♦ Auto Tops ll:to (U) CONFIDENTIAL FILE nt Broad- corded^Ir longhand. Happy Anniveiaary UilS (tt) WBATHEB AND SPORTS wa know stripes. All' popular T o rrin g to n _____ Fornitare Upholstering (ELM) WEATHER U q E M O a ld id now wa approacj 1 7.60x15 33.90 2188 41.55 24-88 U.S. Bnv*lp com, U tU (18) MILLION DOLLAB MOVIE And now tha antlnthahiatory Dasfkter" sizes. U.S. EnVlp pfd. . [ Wlio paid that fabuloua yi Schi Veeder-Root' STAR Uili PEEVtES to Now .a buainaaa 1 84)0x15 37.30 23-88 45.70 «* U iM ( h> NEWS Gold had been 26 The above quotations are not to SEAT COVER COMPANY )Broad- Cellfornlat Paopla StfiUbly, be conetrued ta actual markets. buatllng thoussutda trakkad O ayM f 1588 Mitchell 9-6406 THURSDAY. AUb. U tha Bat- 16.00x16 25.55' IDS W. Middle Tpke„ BfauMk. UdS ( 1) NETTB country In tba graa, racordi W riting began about 600 B.C.. at-to) VAUANT LADY oppoaita rush In hlatoiy. leh you Double Duty as a pictorial representation of .. (*Lto) TIC TAO DOUOH U tU ( L18-U) LOVE OP LIFE’ Atiy road. Schaefer brothara ki a opporj events, according to the Ehey- ^ L A R K • ;U ( » l NEWS ‘ long.” It Ti(C « ■) STUDIO n U :M ( 8) BUOS BUNNY on braadng a dlfferan, ia mllaaj 4 Gaaranteed 36 Months or 30,000 Miles ciopedia Britannlca. (It) 7 O'CLOCK BEPOBT (18) 8BABOR FOB TOMORROW [o f ahlpa' gold, a "liquid gold,' balf (tt) WBATHEB (XLto) IT OOCUI BE YOU tUa. It Convertible Sofa Against All Road Hazards •ewre *ww «r Akehs an / (J*> NEHE AND WBATHEB (88) MID-DAY KOVIR waa becoming fi art (U) UAETDN CARNIVAL key Ckba. York town, and mi __ _ 7iH (U ) 8POETSCAST Aen with bear and amuai .And Mora VVpq p ln n b 7:ie (H) WRATRKB (18) NEWS vialtora to our 1fS7 MODEL OWNERS (to) AT HOME inTE XnTT . I t bel- tropoUa w an be, Iduraa tha alarm of aavei 7;U (ISdS) DOUGLAS EDWARDS, (to) TEX AND JINX : C. i A l t i j O NEWS tiM (18) CTy ro UP AND BE msmd. of tham as they view the I f •m Utmr. sw ■*» «SeeeW (» - U ) JOHN DALT, NEWS COUNTED ■taam train puffing past the ‘129 CUSTOM NYLON TUBELESS nsr#r; «A» m ee lewrtu S«SI»..« (M) FILM l i t l (U ) OIANTS VS. DODOEBS 7:M ( ■) DISNEYLAND brawary on what la now faah- Regularly $159.95 STAXTS TONIGHT! 'Aataretin — Oparatiaa *’*• !i!! M WORLD TUBNf Blackwall Whitewall C. Grut Osb. Ken (It) NETTS lonabla Park Avenue. Other Diekfe Twill PaRte SMS Deapfraaaa" ___ (to) CLUB to (Calar) Everybody In thoae daya Serves as a comfortable, at­ 7J10X14 .... 22.95 .... 26.95 (IS) MV■ ■ FRIEND mJCRA tractive Sofa . . at night it "AN AFFAIR "Caralrr Bona" BROOKS rasul FrofUc Leslie's /Uusfrofed 8.00x14 I... 25.95 _____29.95 Sizes 28 to 44. a a. {J i'.P 'S P •• (Csler) may easily be opened to a (El) THE HELEN O'CONNELL lito (If-lf) h o u s e PARTY Weeklff. On June 10. 1893. 8.60x14 .... 2 7.95 TO REMEMBER'! SHOW restful fuU length bed with .... 31.95 AND OBOOM ' T tha UOe "Tha Vli 9.00x14 ,... 29.95 Is Celeefieeae ^ iU own, sepan^te Innerspring .... 3 3.95 Other sizes to 50. auenuem Mattress! A quality value— Pin "APACHE WABHIOB" nONCTPOOWt sale priced! AO Prices In Advt; Plus Tax and Recappable Casing TAN — M A Y — GREEN WAHNCaCOtiOk MANCHESTER Budget Terms We Aim To Build Our Bustnass On Public Trust jjftfaiCTiTiTn ALSO MOTOR SALES STORE HOUR.S:. Keith’s, »lan- Fra«Farfciii9 !■ Hm Rmt of Hm Stoiv **¥0178 OUDSMCHOLE DEAUEB* cheater. Open Thursday Evenings Ja ib p i Btmtmri AmSie Murphy .Until 9, CloaiNl Mondays. Keith's, TIRE 512 WEST CENTER STMET East Hartford. Open D(Uly From "NIGHT PASSAGE" i n t - d i s i Is Crtwr ' 11:U s.n.-l:iA«itS 10 A.M. Until 9 F.M„ aoaed Sat­ SERVICE urdays’ A t 6. Oes Msrnjr . E. J. MarskaU #/i Keith JFurniture FISK moORPORATKP "BACHELOR PARTY" 91 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER CRHOUSEsSON Safety-Tested FREE PARKLNG At Both Coa- NEXT TO MUNICIPAL BUILDING—MI 3-1922 I f s i B . : J i n i 5 M AIN ST. 317 M A IN ST. ■ u ., WsH DisseFs venient Keith Stores. Uaa- Our W E GIVE JMGREES S T A M P S "Seksax Tmaslae’' SIOUBM Used Cars‘ EAST HARTFORD Own Pajidng Lota. Adjacent Ta m SBee/i MANCHESTER Each SfoTO, Just A Step From Our THE F. A M. SCHAEFER BREWING CO. OF CONNECTICUT. Doora.

*4, i ». . ■ \ “ \ m ' I ■ •PACE FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 PAGE FIVI the poat firat had the right of way with the eonatructlon of the Crys­ the Oyatal Lake Yacht Club will tors. The Inquiry, Hicks said, is In urged the .Senator to sulMnlt any it over to the JusUco Department, Racing Doomed . Po$t8 , 4 0 0 Sell Trade Stamps Greenland Ore Unique Syria Ousts ——....- Yanda GIttor drove Constable William Kowalski. On acreaa the border into Lebanon. ’the basis of sworn testimony and LL Obi. Robert W. HoUoy. the UH. other evidence. Trial Justice military attache, alao left t ' l 5 7 o Oharlee Nicholson issued a bench Dadmukue. warrant charging the constable All three ware declared paraona with breach of the peace. non fra ta (unwalooma) yaatarday lCo\\.a]skt was implicated by •i-, and were told to leip^ the country statements given in the companion ' withla 34'houra OFF eases of Walter Wrobllnski. 21, of Tha VM. H a b d m a«raad—but this town, and Joseph Beaudry,-22, Richard Melody. 22 and Terry La- under pixloat. / MUTATION i ' Robert A ,/ Lanooln. Bmbaaey Chappelle, 20. all of Wllllmantic. The four accused were arrested 'Jj-1 J ' ' preae attach^ announced the three , 'J I V. V'v' men w o u ^ eav a Syria today and on Aug. 8 by State Policeman added: ' ^ e A m e rt^ Bmbaaay Francis Jepson of the Oolchesle;- can accept the Syrian requeat only Barracks following a fracas at the ...... ^ e/, 4 ^ ___- .y'ff f'’"■WVl- under jiroteat ainoe tha allerationa Red Bam, Andover Leke recrea­ the three fentlemen are SMILING f SERVICE tion center. atioaa.” T!^ Wrobllnski was found guilty on At a charge of breach of the peace, ha Embaaay earlier had labeled given a 30-day suspended jsll sen­ lie Syrian plot charge “ a com- tence and put on-4Jrobstion for six > Again the march to school features ilete fabrication." . months. He was found innocent of In maidnd , the charte, the a charge of public intoxication. Syrian government iaaued a atate. Displaying. their newly acquired aweat ahirte for ail to aee are four membere of the Salter's Pond Beaudry and Melod.v were found ment aayin( military authoritiea swimming pool Instructor Aldas corps. They are Bobbie Thorpe, 14; Alan Pratt, 15; Judy Arnold, innocent of breach of the peace. had unvnvuled "an Amertem plot tof IS; and Anne Kelvie, 14. Looking on ie William Brennen of the Park and Recreation Cdmmlaaion. iftme.**^ Cliarges against LaChappelle were ' overthrew Syria’a prevent regime The iMrla were presented to the youngster* by parents-of children ttsing the pool this irnmmer In- nblled for lack of evidence. It alleged that the United Statea appreciation for the service rendered by the volunteer aides. It was alleged in court that Ko­ had been willing to tomiah between walski, appointed a special con­ PLAID MOO and $400 miUion in aid if a new government would make the shirts which were recently stable for the lake ai-ea this sum­ presented to the younsters. The mer, quite willingly removed his . paace with laraal. badge and hat and-"mixed 1( up" The atatemant aaid tha UniUd Instructor Aides at Salters design appearing on the.shirt was the result of the Work by Mrs. «ith Wroblinsky in the disturb­ States had aent Ita "number one ance. ekpert on caupa d'etat" to maater- Jane Steuk, one of the parents in­ Given Monogrammed Shirts volved In the project. T> If you know foihlon and State Polipe, called by residents mmd the con^racy and idantifled in the area, found Kowalski's him aa Stone. It added that Stone As the swlmmig season nears .e* \ DRESSES badge and hat on him when they had c<^aborated with 0)1. Adib ita close, the pool staff and all of arrived at the scene. Shlahekly, former Syrian dictator, An innovation which haa played< strokes, and working with the the parents sound s note of ap­ quality— your hoort will youngsters in the water so that the ^ Commenlitw on the testimony to­ and Ck>l. Ibrahim Husaelni, Syria’a a leading role in the aucesas with preciation for a job "well done" by day, Judge Nicholson said "Kowal­ military attache in Home. Sbiahek instructors . are not overburdened I byYoungland which acUvitiea at Salter's Pond with too many pupils at one time. Salter'a Pool instructor aides- ski is over there as a police officer. W waa aantenced in abaantia last awimming pool have met this sum­ skip o boot o t oUr If he took his badge-off to engage February to Ufa Imprlaonment on "The Instructor aides proved 8HINDELL OET.S POST mer, ie the organization of a group in the fracas, he did sc as a private Extrsm* loft—ShM 3 to $x ‘ chargee of leading a aubvaraivo their worth by the great Job they Paris, Aug. 14 i/P) ~ Dr. Sidney citiien." group. of volunteer helpers known aa “in- did In the firat act of leasona given Shindell of Hartford, Conn for­ Smart, bright red plaid for youngsters. They lovo the at Balter's," Lallme said. "The lo w price! The Judge, who pointed out that Official aeureaa aaid Huaaeini struetor aides." mer director of the Connecticut Kowalski was not in court Mon­ Jumper effect, the 2 button trim on the waist, the short waa being recaUad from Rome. In showing their appreciation for classes were filled to capacity with Commission on the Care and Treat- day, wants to hear tlie complete sleeves snd white rnllar.and cuffs, also the white hl)»______the wwk dune by tliii group, the 30 Of mora pupHar ana the aldas menc of the Chronically 111. Aged Story and remarked, "It takea two effect. Economically priced at In Rome. Hiimeinj denied any parents of youngsters who have pitched right in with vigor and en- and Infirm, was appointed yester­ to tango." eoamection w ith: einy conaplmcy frequented the pool this season re­ thus! asm." day to the post of medical adviser In other cases Monday evening. and aaid ha did net know Stone. cently got together and presented The Director added that the to the overseas headqwrter* of Wilfred Stewart, S."). ot Manches­ the instructor aides with .sweat group also acts as lifeguards. .jfT^ey have done a very admir- the American Joint Distribution ter pleaded guilty lo a charge of ahirta complete with cHginal Committee. He. succeeds Dr. Wil- Luxurious reokleas driving and wa.s fined B ebron monogram designs. phie aarvice in thia capacity, too" Lsft—Siis« 3 to $x he cald. Adorned in characteristic liam M. Schmidt, who resigned lo $21.00. Thia waa hia first offense. Sanctioned by the Americas Red teach at the Harvard University Robert R. Archajnibault, 24, of Turquoise and red plaid in a real cutie pie style; ham- Croea, the volunteer aide group la sun helmets, they assume pre-ar­ School of: Public Health. burg lace trimmed white front bib, bow belt in bark, pearl Insects Scarce, ranged positions around the pool Hartford, pleaded guilty to a made''up solely of young people who charge of tampering with and button trim, short sleeves, white pique Peter Pan collar, give their free Ume to help the to watch the many youngsters who Mink swim there. TAX RBIUEF ASKED operating an unregistered vehicle. Also budget priced at D roug^C redited regular pool staff in teaching He was fined a total of $36. •wimming and in.the general run­ Efforts Reeogalzed Washington, Aug. 14 OPr u S Those making up this new corps Rep. JaraM T. Patterson (R-Conn) William ' J. Culirma. age 23 of Hebron, Aug. 14 (Special) — It ning of the pool. yesterday Joined, those advocating Fothion's NEWEST, y^utotion Hartford. pleaded~gtiilty to a been-this corrMpondent’a cx' According: to Chief Lifeguard which assisted Lallme snd other relief from local ta.\es for Connec­ charge .of tampering with a motor parlenei that thera hava iMm tor Arthur Lallmc, voluntMr aides a,re Instructofa — Eleanor Panders, iJs Mink, o-beoutiful,'exciting cloud- vehicle. Cullima .was Jined $30 and all 14-years-oid or over and have Alan Wabrek and Thomas Baseler ticut's drought-stricken farmers fewer thsedt paata ^thta y ea r In a trisgraiil to SUte Sen- Beni iike-weightless coot. It'a.thn sort of . sentenced to 10 days in Tolland through the draught than uaual. passed Junior or Senior life Sav­ —are James Hunter. Joan Taylor, J Jason Stansfleld, Judy Arnold, Jamln L Barringer iR-New Mil­ jail. Sentence waa suspended, snd Lovely blue and brown miniature plaltl dress with V Jap an s haetlaa are almoat a rar­ ing conrsea. They have also had ford), Patterson said a biil to this luxury you likej the kind that will he was placed on probation for six sleeves, white piped and white collar; .two false pockets, ity. atT a at in' this sedUon. additional training aa Water Safety Roberta .Thorpe, Alan P ratt and We Anne Kelvie. effect should be introduced at any Fi ' ! months. white piped: 3 buckle lesther trim on self belt. Bow at have Been three thia year. We Aides, according to requirements special session of the General As­ omaze you when you see and feel. IJbriary Board Re-F.lerte neck, back zipper. A beauty for only have had ho' moaquitoa, few files set forth by the Red Ooss. It was because. of their out­ sembly. At the Librar)'' Board meeting and no caterpillar plague. We hope Demoostrate Strokes standing service that the parents It, ond realize the lowness of our In swimming classes, they aid Wednesday, last year's officers ^ 9 9 it will laat, but probably it won'L of children using the swimming price. were re-elected. TTiey are Mrs. Beauty fiWoa Planned the regular instructors In as­ area decided to afford them some Howsird Sprenkle, chairman; Eu­ The report that a beduty aalon sembling the groups and taking at­ degree of recognition. . Working tendance, demonstrating swimming gene Thompson, secretsiy; and la to be added to the new store together, these parents purchased S A V E $12 Mias Dorothea Raymond, treasur­ which selectman Herbert L. John­ er. son is building in Amston will no Because of rising book coets, doubt be of Interest id the fairer Soptofflbor prict will bt. $79.99 fewer new hooka are available at aex of the town, who flow have WATKINS- the library. Therefore. It has be- to patronise baauty parlors in oth- <4!qme necesaary to limit new 7-day ar towns to get thehr hair done in books to one lo a family from now the latest style, and all that goes WEST r on. with making them more present­ GORMAN MOTORS • Frequently people And misplaced able In other ways. Johnson loat Funeral Service M ... library.’ boijka in their homes and hlB largo general atora laat year 3 reoiont why you ihould buy now! are reluctant to return them, be­ ■ 2^3% l i .by .Dre,...... JfANCHESTER Ormond J. WMt, Dlrectot cause they are so long overdue, J4t E astO ilter SL Since this happens .so often, the Church aeavtoae of tha. two Om- MltcheU 0-119C Use our lay-a-way plon ond poy a smoll Board voted to declare a tem- porarj’ ''moratorium” on fines be­ gregatlonal ohurdiea of the town ■ omount weekly. will be held in Oiiaad, H e b r o n BUICK tween now and Sept. 1. Anyone Boys’ Cotton Knit Girls’ uniting, this eoming Sunday. The who finds books belonging to the ^ ' v - Rev. Alfred H. Rapp of Flushing, Manchester’s Oldest Use our loy-o-way plon ond when ready to library is Invited to drop them in N. Y., a summer resident of Gilead, with Finest Faculties the bwk-drop or return them dur­ toke your coot, transfer the bolonca to your ing regular tibiiary hours. No Ones Ship ’ll Shore will officiate on Aug. II and 35, ROADEO Off-Street Parldng 2 chorge account. a t 10:50 a.m. . EsUbUshed 1874 will be charged during this period POLO ■t. Potor'a Notes only. Servicta at St. Patar's Episcopal >Miss Helen .Tewett. librarian, Use our loy-o-way plan ond when you ore , presented her annual report show­ Church for the next two Sundaya We Are Riding HIGH reody to toke your coot open o charge oc- / | will be monring prayer and sermon Li” ing a circulation of 6.^11 Imoks for WE BEUEV’E count ond transfer the boionce.bolonce. , h ^ the fiscal year ending June 30. OXFORD a t both I and 11 jl m. Hedley Hill She also reported . increasing use. will offtciata aa lay reader. The of the newly eetabilshed yotmg Tector. the Rev. Douglaa F. Pimm, WE C A N T BE BEAT! people's section. Two new msga- .WiU. return from-hia western trip zlnes for children have been added Aug. 31, and wiU conduct services to the library. They are "Com­ starting Sept. 1. ^ ' pact" and "Children's Digest." SHIRTS The archery group will meet Fri­ Personal Notes fc a day at 3 p.ra. There wiU be a $AVE W TO *1,000 Ellsworth L CVjvell, secretary' $0.99 church school teachers' meeting F.wi ON SOME MODE£Mr-NOW TILL of Connecticut State Grange, and Sept. 4, at Phelpa Hallv Teachers Mr*. (Mvell are attending the New are asked to have their eoureea THE END OF AUGUST! England' Lecturers’ Conference $0.50 G> outlined at the time. whicli is- being held at the Univer- Church BChool and family service sit.v of Msseachusetts this week a t 9:30 am . wiU be resumed Sept. SAMPLE — Model 75 4-Door Sedan Oovell is also secretary of the 15. Any new children should regis­ local Grange. Guaranteed washable in cotton knits ter in advance with the rector or '5 7 B U IC K CpI. and Mrs. Eilward M. and cotton broadcloth cla.$sic style and Hill. ConfirmaUon classes will meet Pull Power. Yeomans have returned to Ivy League stripes, solids and plaids. Yes. i t ’,8 the button down collar oxford shirt Sept. 5, at 10 a. m., 3:30 pun., and Reg. Price $5,031.65. Niagara Falls, N.Y. afte. spending A]1 with collars and long sleeves. Sizes that,makes her feel very aillegiate. C^ter-back 8 p.m. N o w *4 ,031« a 3-week leave at the home of Court Oaeqr Mr. and Mrs. John H. Yeomans. 6 to 16. Buy plenty for him now. pleat and long, long tails keep her beautifully Clifford R. Wright, trial justice, “ put together." Zephyr oxford in white and Don't Wait—Come In Today Opl. Yeomans Is stationed at the fined Harry Rice of Andpver flOO Air FVmce weather ' statloh in pink—delightfully guds mannered. Sizes 7 to 14. for driving while under the in­ Niagara Fails. fluence of liquor. $33 waa remitted. Meeting Tonight .K Edward O'Connor of this town ■nie Democratic Town Oimml.t- made the arrest. tee 'Will meet at -the Town Hall Boys’ Wash ’n Wear GORMAN MOTORS this evening at 8. .o'clock. MaaclMetor Evening Herald Hr- Inoa correapondeeit, Mlm Susan “Your Manchester Buick Dealer” Pendleton, tdeptione ACademv Advertisement-- , 8-1484. . 285 Main St„ Manchcater, Conn. privere for school buses. 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.; 2:80 p.m. to 4:00 One of MI 9-4571 ★ Open Eveninga p.m. Call Manchester MI 9-4218. many Birthattma of January la the i r n .*■ garnet. MancJieeteir E-enlng HemM Ship 'n Sheras Andovar eorreependent. Mr*. John for ■ ,f« Teomuia, telephone Pilgrim girit 3-7*79.

w Ellington ' Of Burlington’s “AppVesheen’’ rayon, dacron School Building and nylon blend. Wash ’n Wear means ma­ Meeting Slated chine, wgshable, drip dry with little or no iron­ ing and the crease stays in. They are cuffed 7 , Concerto Tri‘Ln^ Chansonette Tri-Line Ellington, Aug. 14 (Special)— and have elastic sides. In gray, navy and The high school building commit­ brown. Sizes 3 to 12. We promise ironclad tee will meet at the Longview durability. School at 8;16 this evening. It and the Board of Education are due to decide whether to build a new The Miracle 3 Point Straps by m a i d e n B r M high school or constnict an addi­ tion to tlie Longview School to 74 house liigh school pupils. y;)- ‘J Until the.d^clslon is made Golden ^ Let you move, bend, twist, turn... Storrs, Hartford architect, .cannot . ^ D o r s e t * * proceed with preliminary plans of either the school or the addition. TW IN BID BNBBMBLB with this new bra you seem to be floating in air! At present, tentative plans are to hiilld the new school at a chst with button>froo mattross M^en ^auty and comfort blend m a bra. It must be Chansonette Tri- of $750,000. and bookcaaa haadboard You never were more comfortable—and you never looked prettier—be­ Maldenform haa added 3-polnt miracle straps to Chan- Opposition. to Oie new school cause Maidenform'a new Concerto Tri-I^e ahapea you so beautifully sonette, toe bra m on women prefer than any other. Now this exciting comes from ■ farmers ^ and other The ultimst* In modani IMne> mist ttnlth . ; . gives you that 'certain something' which makes your curves look residents who feel that town taxes w a a ^ ^kcasa headboard wHh aildine Mnsis; spoke-wtltched bra that roundw aa it accentuataa alao glvea you action* so mifth more curVaceous! And those magical, miracle' ‘three-point frt^ comfort . . . floata away every hint of ahoulder^atrap teaaion and are already too high. They point •o tu ^sly amoelh, bu«oMirao Sealy mattress and -pi" . V etrapq’ . . -show evenly they distribute a beautiful lift here . . . and iinde^^band tightness. Undrepmed-of freedom vrith curves so pretty out that flvo years ago the tax rate ceerdiMlsd bes sprint In smart striped covert ..plus he,re . : and hete to float away all shoulder strap tension! White cot­ Pturdy Ptsel frame on epsy-rotl esstsrs. t« y 11 give a lift to your i^rdrobe. Don’t wait a minute to own one! was 22 mills, but that’ It was raised ton broadcIbUi,'A, B and C cups 8.00; D cup S.SO. - White cotton broadcloth. A, B, C cupe 3J)0. to 30.5 mills last year when toe Longview School was built, snd \ $2.50 ■/ hflesd agmix to 41.5 mills thia jraar I V

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PAGE s n UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14.195T m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 PAGE SEVEN iRanrIiPBtpr caught la the web of a new theory eirctunatanca into their general fad. In which, without even real- suspicion that we are engaged in a Graham Calls Iranian Bandit faculty member o f Johna Hopklna laing what they are doing, they constant plot to bring more Near University, Harvard and Tale, died €tipnitt$ IfpraUi t’ * Monday. /er /!■« fm d .. rsaw iter Bed g wier Eastern oil into the American rU W .jm H D BT TIUi are rejoicing In the discovery that •i , , . ■ To Teenagers Eludes Police . NeW York, Aug. 14 ((Pj--Roaa An­ BBBALDnUNTINQ CO.. INC war le.poasible again. Second, the sphere of operation*. thony Doyle. 53, newspaperman in We»r* u bum u aiTMi Alr- new theory and the new ctrategy Ths hard truth Is that we can New Tork, Aug. 14 (By- Billy Tehran, Aug. 14 (gv— Police said N ew York, Evansville, Ind.. St. Pcleraburg. Fla., St. Paul, Minn., CoadMoMd . It B sn dc are nonsense from the realistic nsver be aura what use is made Graham says the nation's y o u th - today bandit leader Dad Shah, PuMUMn Maple tables Philadelphia. Daytona Beach, Fla., and practical point o f view. Juat of the arm* we give away, no'mat- Make your home like the biblical David who slaw hunted since the sla.ving of a party Bounatd OetoWr 1. U n of Americana laat March, ha* bro­ and Pittsburgh who alao was active j as we have had little ware during ter how w'e try to restrict that uea. th# giant (jfollath — also have PublUMd Brcrr CTMU( Bnapt ken through a ring of police that I In movie public relation!, died Tuea-; the period when we thought there The Brltlah should certainly know "gianta" of.their own to combat. and HoUdaja E:nt*r*d at th* had him surrounded. ! day. Doyie was born in Chicago. (lot a: Uancatattr Coaa.. at could be none, lo.w e can have big this, because they had eoma d iffi­ \Q S5 Among these are anger, care- . Clatt Mall Mttur Police had trapped him near, It ISTAURANT S0BBC1UFTION RATKS one* during the theory period now culty sorting out Just what arms lesanesa, lust; disobedience and laxinesa,' he says. Nikbjehan village in southeast Iran, i J6.5 Billion Paid to Vets PajraHt la Adraact they would use in their attack on s p a r and COCKTAIL LOUNGE being inaugurated. And any little Reg. $24.50 The Evangelist ta devoting his a apokeiman said, but the bandit j war we decide to wage under our ■Cgypt laat fail. The French are Madison Square Garden meetlnga chief fought hia way out. killing A study by a (Congressional com­ ravtss HA and t, boUon, conn., U l Ultekell 9-4445 new-found theoribi with our newly iiaing in Algeria equipment we pro­ this wenc to Juvenile delinquency one policeman and Injuring two mittee ahowa that th* Federal Gov­ other*. I ernment haa paid 80*» billion dol­ O PE N TU E SD A Y thro S A TU K D A Y 4:00 P.M. tq. IdM AJM. developed emaller and more hu­ vided for N ATO purpoaea in Eu­ and the problems of young ^ople. SU ND AYS. 12:00 NOON to 9:00 P.M. (Closed Monday) There was a high percentage of . Eirlier rapori* said D«d Shah lars to state* aa granta-ln-aid and mane atomic weapons will carry rope. W e never know what aide our to Individuals In tfle states from BANQUET FACILPnES AVAILABLE with "accessory" pieces teenagers last night in the crowd had raided the village, killing 2 1 EDDY "Velvet Toneh" REED At the Plano Nightly just as much threat of becoming arms will be on. once we have sup­ of 18,500. 1934 to 1966. Some 60 per cent of IBB ijSoSScD'piUCaB resident*, wounding 9 and kidnap-j Tilt itatcitltd Prttt. U MClutlTtlir a bigger war aa did the wars in plied them to aomebody-alse. Dur­ Urging the nation's youth to fol­ ing 3 women. the total went to individual*. Vet­ tnUtlrd to tka aaa of rtaabUcatloa of Korea, Indo-C9iiha. end Sues. ing the Sues crlaia, we ware told low k Christian way o f life and eran* w*re the leading recipients all nttra dladatchta crttfltd to It. of among th* Individuala, receiving .ant olktrwiat cradltad tn tait paptr We are not, after all, going to be that It was hla possession o f Rus­ from Watkins form clubs for Chjdat, Graham .and alao tkt local atwa eoMlalitd btrt. said: " I t will give you a new 16t* billion dollars during the peri­ Ab lisMa of rapohllcaboa t l tptcial able to sit back and relax, when sian tanka which mads it necai- challenge for life, something for Deaths Last JSight od. .dltpateatt btrMa art alto rtatrrtd. the next trouble atarta. and say to sary to crush Nasser. But the newa you to do." run ttm e t ell tat a( N. B. a. Str^ ourselves that everything la well pictures of these' tanka parading "P u t the principles of Christian­ By 'n m ASSOCIATED PRESS ■Ic^ Ine. ity to work, but don't come to Publltbtn BtprtttautlTta: Tbt in hand, because this is to be one turned out to be a picture of Am er­ K Houston, Tex., Aug. 14 oF)— Dr. Phone Ml 3 -5 1 3 5 Christ if you’re lazy," he told the Edgar Odell Lovett. 86, first presi­ ‘ Jullua Mathtaa Bbtcial Actacr — N t« ican tanka we ourselves had sup­ ;Yor^ Cblcaib. DttroK ^ MtcM. of the little wars of our new the­ young people. "There la no modi dent of Rice Institute who held the Stops Heart Gas MSSUER AUDIT BmUCAU Or ory. We will sUtI be worried to plied him. .cu— t ^cuEatiiTIONa— for the loafer in His army." post from 1912 until 11*46, died 3 Tim*s Faster Maple droplid All littto bltek MbUt m b IbHi Im Hm death over the .poiisibiUty that it In the latest 'ita g ra of the Chi­ There were 720 "decisions for Tuesday. He was born in Ohio. fMlMt-IIttHf IB*«lelB» feMVIl. I f MilBt Hm KM CLEANER, CHEAPER, EASIER HOME HEAT tl CSOflBDABY lac.. <3hriat" et Graham’s call. This Athena, Ga.. Aug. 14 (fpi—Dr. eMRtrv by itBrn. Tbia Iblt-Biif tobltt • ttmuBfa ao Hnandal rtapontiboity (or will become a big one. nese civil war, both aides were far a«U lakitMtiaa. Hi. bwrtbifra. m A Mtir Living room tables eome raised the total so fa r in hla New • tj-pocrapnical arrora aptMarlnd in ad- There may be a sene* of new fighting with American anna. In William Lorenzo Moss, 81. widely •tiBiMb «BBtBiRi M banafiH Arvf*. tatatlvM, • TcrtltaaMBta and other rtadiac matter in solid nutmeg maple in Tork prusade to 45.854. Total at­ known for hi* research in the field* ■SBlriN tr traBfulM ripi. \ ; ln Tilt Maaebttter Ketaun Herald. Cirtfflitf toberttBry twti tab. Our 4-in-l Hoating Pldn IncludM Auto­ policy exultation in Washington, almost any Latin American dicta­ 6 9 a choice of magazine-end, tendance since the crusade opened of blood groupings, tropic*! and Iita aiurralita I tlwaa at aiMb ita«aib aiM lly la iM M lavtaai Many Harflwa A ltH tlia ta b la ti. matic Dahvary, Naw Mobilhaat—tha fual Ditnaj aoeertlalBS cloalnd bourn but ordinary people may be par­ torship our arms are the weapon* cocktail or step models. May 15 stapdi at 1,512.800. hemorrhagic diseases and a former Cat l«M*am tabay fK faitaat baava rahif. 81a . For Mondar—1 b.ai. rrlday. doned if they are to- in the nation is the repudiate, the informal agreement contrary to passport regulations as Interference on the TV set. ^ lines has been built since 1940, ' static on the Radio and Dandruff | ^ costing more than I ' j billion dol­ Tolland. Windham, and Hartford championship. The Bears w-on the | United States Military Academy, at the Geneva Oonference, to the in force, but would be subversive Occasional on the Head. History proves that y lars. ' Counties. In.siirancs policies will crown last spring for the 14th time. : founded in 1802. % effect that a atalemata had been of the well-known foreign policy during the Sunspot season we've I ( reached in which nobody could af­ on which the.se passport regula- always had more Wars, more Di- i ^ ^ Now, climaxing 9 giant ford atomli war. That intolerable tibns are based." Aa in the case of vorces and more Oumby Movies. i chairs 3 9 ®^ nei^'smen wishing to cover Red Most people find it hard to under-' months with ali-time condition, of having no war pos­ stand how a tew little spots over 93 j sible, is to be ended China, then, the travel of some 40 million miles away can possibly be - ' 29.75 Previously, said the news atory, Americans in that -country ia to be such trouble-makera hut it's true.; ^ Reg. $49.50. Tub style (to records in sight ^ we had bean thinking on the basis considered a factor— a ’ "aubver- Matter of fact, right now we're in '■'k left) in turquoise, chamois 'Reg. 134.95. Nothing slve" factor—in the United States a Sunspot cycle that’s predicted (o I or gold covers; pleated style quite as comfortable of ."an araenal of atomic weapons last for eleven years. But don't | f of vary graat destructive capacity, policy of non-ivoognlUon of Com­ worry about it. By 1948 everything below in bisque, rose or or old fashioned aa the capped by tbe hydrogen boM^ So munist China, And yesterday, the will be back to normal again. In­ beige. Assorted fabrics. ^lack Boston rocker. long as thinking had to be State Department told the youths cluding Droodles. dltionad by the eaiatence o f wegp^ ^that. by going to Red China, they ona o f this type alcme. it was be' would bh serving as "willing tools Plymouth dealers go all out with... Heved that a nuclear war would be of Communiat propaganda." | A Thought for Today Reg. $19.75 Hand decorated an all-out war and would be ao The trip is spoUighting -public | l^goBsored by the Manchester Toie swing-bridge lamp coatly aa to be v^tualty unthink­ opinion on the State^Jepartm ent; Conncil of Churches comes in red, green or able In any capital in the World. practice of limiting the freedom of I white.: The hobnail milk Dead Weight i "H ie invention and progressiva movement abroad traditioiuiliy en- { glass lamp (to left, reg. I'y e beim a dead weight for many ; Solid cherry joyed by United States citizens. If | 9 Improvement o f amall nuclear yeara. $12.50) has a roae-eprigg^ weapons in the last threa or four the Americans making the trip ' Around the church's neck ahade. yeara has changed this concept to were Communiata or Communist I've let the others carry me, tables 3 9 ® ^ the ^tant that it is already pos­ sympathizers, the'Stats Depart­ And alwaya-pay the check. ment might ba able to whip up a I ’ve had my naihe upon the rolls, sible to imagine a nuclear war For years and years gone by; — , fought for very tlmlted ^jscuvee little more-eympathy for its posi­ rv a criticized and gi-umbled too: Reg. $49.50. We’ve pictured two of Biggest trades! Best deals! in a limited area.". tion. Nothing could satisfy." these decorative tables heir; there Even In this straight news atory, But although soma of those "I'va been a dead weight long are others at the same price! making the trip probably do fall enough. lo n g terms! Low prices! one can aenae the jubUation in­ ...... , w Upon the church’s back. Typical Windsor-turned and splay­ I// volved, over the fact that we ere into that category. 14.95 magazine con­ pro#e fairly aingt -with happiness j >■ labeled out of bounds, combined , — Anon tainer was inspired by an Get the one (a y u r old time Canterbury music and relief. It begins by an examl-1 '‘'‘ O’ ^*>e trip will coat rack. Solid nutmeg maple. naUem of th* period now-ending,; travelers little or nothing. 19.95 th atliil^i^ii^ Tiew when In u’htcb wa have been following I motivaUng Open Foruin 8.98 tha theory that any war would behind the journey, not Reg. $29.50 tea cart have to be a big on* with biggest desire to Injure the- foreign Friday The Day haa a glass-protected weapona policy Interests of th* United To the Editor, top: section for hrot- "But th* strategy based on thie j On .Friday, Aug. 16 at C enter; ji tles. Solid nutmeg ma­ concept," says th* Time*, "had j Meanwhile, the Red Oiinese of- Church from 12:45 to .iTso p.m , j ? Manchester Blood ITogram volun-1 ple. •erious psychological and practical; f'ciala who cohcelved the idea of teera will again endeavor to obtain ' ' •draw,-backa. I t raised tJje specter of i the Anierioana are un- our town's monthly quota ot 150 : (B tlow ) Reg. >3.78 woiM- an atomic hirfocauat, which per-1 doubtedly congratulating them- pints which can only be done with j •n shoes imported from mltted Soviet propaganda to m-i »«lvea on how well things are the whole-hearted cooperation of ! Holland; finls|ied her* in every eligible man and woman in : ; smoky pine and flttad with cite a good part of world o p in io n I " '“ '■''ing out for them. Knowing 10.75 Mancheater. S lead plant containers! 1 against us. And in its widest ap- j the Invitation would prove irrcaia- The two hundred or go volunteer a 3 plicatitm, suggealed by W e s te r n i t‘ hle to the young Arasricans, the who are giving their efforts and i ^ warnings that even in case of a , RelTGihlnese were able to take ad- time, to t.hia pro.ject are .working, j * 3.19 ' MORE PER CAN m erely lopal attack 'maaaive re- '•anlage of a State Xiepartment not for themselves but fo r ’ their [p community. Many of these workers ;; taliatlon’ would not be confined to ' Pol>v.V aimed, presumably, at bun have never had occasion to c a ll' S the point o f attack, it appeared to ‘"8 fted China, to score a neat upon the Red Cross Blood Pro- rule out a limited war in the fvi-1 propaganda ' victory over the giam for blood. But they know | ture and to n ^ e it probable that ■ Galled States. I t la Jjlis. cotmtfyA that Xtanche.ster people, in M an-; y cheater Hospital used more than: M aple any local conflict would e x p lo d e j^ad not the CStinese Reds: which 2.00 pints of blood last month, j || Into an atomic world war.” I appears in ths world's syes today BUYS ^mewhere, somehow, this urgent, £ 4.98 "N ow , however,” the T ^ e s goea'i “ * suppressor o f freedom, in this call for help for the rick and In -1 S flat top Choice on, "acionce . is developing new; freedom to travel. jured must be answered. ' V Last month we tyere sure we : 18.95 weapons which tend to reduce the The state Department appar­ ivould have a successful Bl>ndra-j- , e-t danger of ajiy armed conflict tum- ently has not yet awakened to bile Day. The women on the Blood ; 6 9 9 5 Ihi! fact that American aelf-lnter- i;tg into a worid-wlde diiaater. It Recruitment Committee has lined j _ 14.95 (Shown above and to left). Reg. thereby permits, as an alternative eal abroad 1* best’ *er\-ed by pre­ up more than enough appointments ‘ ” Reg. $89.50 kneehole desk is to assure 150 . successful - doiiors. > $12.50 hobnail milk glass hurricana to ‘massive retaliation,' a more serving traditional frsedoma, not practical . . . and chatining in lamp has a night light in base: sUnds curbing them. Fifty-five public-spirited clttzeps: » flexible strategy which can take took Ume to come (n, unacheduied,' “ it.s Karly American stylinjr. 18 inches tail. Choose your hassock I f Exclusive Torsion-Aire Ride! Sports-car handling! Into account the possibility of and donate their pint But the a p -. Solid maple in nutmeg finish. ' (reg. $6.96) in lime green, pearl gray, having to fight limited 'little' war* Troubles Of An Armorer palling total of BA others - 'lad given thqip word to be ' re, Tuscan red or charcoal gray leather­ In order to avert the greaU r; T h e BriUah in the field in Oman failed to appear, and the of ette plastics. Reg. $22.60 floor lamps Total-Contact Brakes! eataatrophe.” ; making a little aomeUilng of hundreds of volunteers >....• for (Right* Reg. >24.60 book- come in either junior (shown) or W hy do wa label thie nonaenae. j the fact that arms and ammunition naught. caae takea only 31 inches B u d w e i s e r . r swing-bridge styles with taffeU solemn, tragic nonaenBeT Firat, a ; abandoned by the followers of the The principal thing which will o f floor space; holda load* shades and 3-lite sockets. aounda liJce nonaenae, to be re-j rebellious Iman of Oman ate affect the success or failure of F ri­ and load* of books. Gen­ Styling that's 3 years ahead of the "other two” day's Bioodmobile Day will be the KING jolcing over the new found luxury]of. American manufactare. 'Ihey uine nutmeg maple with iiumber of people A-ho keep their fluted pilaetera; bracket For your TV tnioriirnfflont, Ptymouth prtuni* throo p u t tSowi: “D*lt with th* An|*ls," sttrrinf Betty Whitt) of figjiting UtUe wara. No matter; would' most logically be anna we appointments. base. how incredible it aeem*. grdwn i have supplied to our Arabian Who wishes to have on hia con- OF Uwrinct "Top Tuntt and Ntw Tilont" and "Clmtir' Su TV taction for trnia and itation. men. poUcy makers, the intellects friend. K ing Baud of Saudi Arabia, ■cienca thdt he turned aside' fnom' W indsors of our government; seem to be go­ saving a life? Pleas* don't go on 19.95 who has obviously backed the record on Friday as being a "No ing through th* chore of formu­ (A hovel Reg, >17.60 BEERS Iman’a revolt. We gave them to Show,' Windsors ara called ' lating, this new policy seriously as Saud for defense purpoeea, not for Sincerely. "thuinbbacka” for top of Ydu’re ahead...dollars ahead with if-it were their highest obligation sUrting revolutions in neighboring Howard Stafford, poata are thumb-aliaped. years Vice-Chairman, to tha people they ear\’e. They (ire tenrltoty. But the BriUah feed this Nutmeg maple fintah. Buy .ANHI_U6f t^iJJSCH. INC.** $T. lOUIS * NIWAtK ii, IO S AN 01166 Red Crota Blood Program a aat at thia aaia aavlng. O F MANCHESTER V ' > >■ /• ^ ' ! \ l '

PAGE EIGHT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14,198T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14. 1957 PAGE NINB ' .... automublles and fo' bending down Queen Asking. ‘ to receive the. inevitable bouquets Field Narrowed payers Are Victims that are always presented to the Higher Prices Giving sovereign. In Seareh for — SPECIAL — Deeper Hues It's r.lso tough to sit gracefully in a tight, stratglit skirt—even Town Developer H O f Own Motivations for s queen° ^ Pain to Car Industry m- The queen has already stood ForU.S. Tour Applications for the Job of town BADMINTON still fot one fitting for'her Am eri­ BACK TO SCHOOL! By DOUGLAS LARHEN *'buill Vauxhall Victor In the United developer were diacuseed by the BT B'ARD CANNEL ^on a new automobile style; *'Ypu can tour clothM, but she is re­ Town Development Commission SET $2.98 ** K E A Staff Correspondent may not like the looks of this Ixindon, Aut;. 14 (d^-Queen ported to be giving so nitich at­ NE.A Staff Correepondent | Statee and Buick the right to mar- last night. INCLUDES 2 RACKETS. NET, BIRD ~N «w York-(NKA) While Vance car . . . but the public Is iroln* Elizabeth 11 la reported to have tention tp them that- she’ll come Detroit (NEA)—You t h i n k' Gtrrtan-made Opel Re- The Commisaion met at Chair demanded more eophisticated down from Scotland for another you've got headaches with rising kord. MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. <|pahlcanl has rone home to work v.i j ■ clothes than pslacs pale pastels The whole, industry is eagerly man Leonard Seader'a office wherr 169 N. ,'WAI.N ST.. AT DEPOT SQUARE uv. V subtle and obvious ways, session with the scissors and pins prices 7 am a now book, Madison Ave,— the Packard shid. we're being ex­ for her American and Canadian artists. watching . Studebaker - PgcHard's the 22 applications for the job were 5II 3-7111—OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 visit this fall. You ought to *ee the paroxysm considered. The meeting was closed «MUier-ulcer of the nation’s advert ploited In our unconscious: Our She plans to break her present i recent Introduction of the Scotsman hopes, fears, dresma—placss ■Word leaked out o f London’s of pain and panic which the poa- line, with prices' between 81.800 to the public because "individual Jislng Industry— la still trying to holiday at Balmoral Castle for the personalities were to be discussed." where we have notSefense. fashion row that 's h e would be Interparliamentary Union Con­ tlbility of price rise.s on tlie '58 and 82,000. S-P deaiers are delight­ his first book without gig- ed w-ith the early customer reaction Mrs. Martha Stevenson, TDC $16.00 VALUE, RUBBERIZED * ^ Make Testa adding colors new to her wardrobe ference on sept. 12 n-ahd more models is cau.slng the auto indu.s- and S 'P executives think they have secretary, said this morning that In order to get at these feelings. —stronger and deeper shades than fittings. try, \ Z It’s called "The Hidden Persuad­ Packard found, MR people have she haa ever worn before. finally found salvation for their the applications had been narrowed For the first time aime World down to “ a few.” AIR MATTRESS W ers” and describes in minute detail called on college professors of ' The fashion housea of Norman LEGISLATIVE SESSION ASKED company in satisfying public de­ 2psr ws are bMng iold one brand W ar II styling and horsepower are mand for,lower-priced cars. When the Commisaldn teaches its psycholog>’ and sociology to de­ Hartnell and Hardy Mies are New Haven, Aug. 14 (,4>)—apv, I REPEAT DF A SELLOUT Sistead of another, one candidate vise depth questionnaires and tesla maklnk m ait of her drcsse.a and taking a hack scat to interest In ■ Set Sales Record final choice of a man for the post Rlbicoff, currently under pressure prices on upcoming new models. It must submit itn recommenda­ l^ t c s d of another, one point of that will by-pa.ss conscioua suits for her North American tour. American Motors, which has to call a special session of the When the complex ingredients tion to General Manager Richard -view inatesd o f another. guards. Hats are *;elng fashioned by gambled heavily on the emergence legislature-to. aid drought stricken In the price pot are served up with Martin for hia approval. Why, asks Packard (who knows parislenne CHaude St. Cyr and by of a heavy demand for low-cost " I t ’s getting to the place,” ac­ farmers, is to be presented with a the new models this fall the best The position of town developer the answers), da cars keep getting Kate Day. Some beret shapes will cars, is finally hitting paydirt this cording to Kenneth Schwartz, an request to call such a session for estimate is that there uill he was approved in the town'a new longar and longer? Why are'men's be included In the queenly head year in this field. Sales of its Ram­ expert market reporter, "where If another reason. The request wall ahout a four per cent price boost. budget which went Into effect cicdhea becoming feminized? How you want to Interview a college gear. O-u- 'r- blers and Metropolitans have been do'aupermarkets sell 25 per cent come from the Connecticut Assn, The 57a averaged-seven per cent setting records and - getting the July 1. The budget provides for a professor, you have to look for him Whispers from tt c slick salons higher than the '58. more' than the shopper needs ? of Housing Authorities which vot­ firm out of its fir« ncial troubles. salary of .between 88,000 and 89,000 at supermarket openings." said ■ the queen will lyite eve- Try To Hold Price <5n and on the questions roll. And ed here yesterday to a.sk for It to One solution to the price dilem­ yearly for the development expert. But one psychology professor at arresting gowns for her evening clear up a dispute about rent But the current price ingredi­ N o date has yet been set for the th* answer, according to this study, receptions and for the state ma is ah ihcrease on some of the is hotauae merchandiatrs, ad men, an eastern college who haa been charges of public housing project ents are so explosive that any­ TDC's next meeting, but Mrs, Ignored by hfR firms lald wist­ dinner which President Eisenhower more deluxe models and a cut' on publicists are applying the findings tenants who are supported by the thing could happen, including price the cheaper models. This will give Stevenson said that the rommls- fully; ”Of course I'd be glad to it planning. of Motivational Research. State Welfare Department. The cuts on some models. cuetomera a wider price choice. alon would not meet until the gen­ consult with these researchers. I Straight, tight-fitting skirts are Bridgeport Housing Authority The. Administration in Washing Whatever Detroit decides, it eral manager returns from his va­ i b r years! Psychology in Helling understand they pa.y very well." said to have been eliminated from charges auch tenants a flat fee. ton is applying pressure on the won't be known by^r^ie public until cation. M n is psychology applied to They charge very well. I t coats the queen's wardrobe on her North. while the Welfare Department Industry to keep any price in­ the dale new models are introduced sellk^ And--MotfcJMUmal,—Re- St- medium-slxed ad agency about American t^sit. saya a new law requires that their creases to an absolute minimum officially.. Prices are as carefully setnhers are depth m en' whose S1..500 for a day-and-a-half con- Reason? The>-’re not very prac­ rent be based on the size of their or hold the line, if possible. The Mideast Oil Climbs philosophy, according to one of g\iared as engineering and styling aultation. And with each new MR tical for getung In and out of welfare allotment. auto Industry Is said to hold the their trade Journats, says: “In innovations. Faces of Today^s East German Army Iraq — Crude-oil production in auccesa, the fee climbs. key to checking further inflation. O' O' *. very few instances do people real-1 the Middle East rose from 160,- About the only thing, Packard d ou b le la, auto makers point These men comprised an honor guard of East German troops that appeared in East Berlin during ly know what they want, even j said, that can pull the frightening Nikita Krushchev's current visit to this Soviet Satellite area. The men performed for the Com­ 000,000 tons in 1956 to 172,000,000 when they say they do.” out. two events have already taken Priests Total 49,725 tons In 1956. Kuwait was again stnicture down Is awareness by plbce which virtually force some munist boss as he visited a’ Russian monument In memory- of soldiers killed in World War IL For the most part, behind our the consumer o f what the mer- Hardtop Coupe. compared with 27.9 per cent for Steel increase. With a ton and one ed States, according to the "O ffi­ have been paralytic..-' and there o f 1934, 16 in 1936 and again in Saudi Arabia and 18 per cent for al moUvatlbg factura. For ex- And ad men are frankly wor­ Radio, heater. Merc-O-Matic. half of steel in the average car cial Catholic Directory for 1957," ried that “ The Hidden Persua- ’57 Polio Rale have been no deaths. 1940, and 18 in 1938. Iraq. The combined output • of ,ssn^, Packard cites "the drive to Power Brakes, white wall this is an increase of about 810 per published by P. J. Kennedy A Sons, cosdiMinlty, - the need for oral dera” will do Just that. The book There have, however, been other these three countries dropped to CAR B U TIR C - car for the steel alone. The car in­ New York. It ssys there are 162,'- s tl^ ia tfo n . yearning for secu­ Is selling St the rate of 1,000 per Down in Stale years with a low number jof cases Mount Vesuvius, in Italy, 78 per cent of the total; in 1956 dustry buys steel about three 657 U.S. nuns and, 9,3()0 religious rity.” 'week and as one Madison Ave. b,™ ’ »1700 in Connecticut— 14 throughout all Ehiropc's active volcano. it had amounted to 83.9 per cent. months in advance ao the increaae brothers, and givea the number of Once these vulnerable points are man said, "H ow can you tell who’s bablat Hau-tford, Conn., Aug. 14 ; . beys end girls junior miss will hit just as the production of Catholic cSlIages^ and universities Isolated, he Explains, the psycho­ reading it7 If it’s just us ad men, ''S4 UNCOLN as 250, high schools as 2,385, and Although August and September logical hooka are baited and placed it's okay. But what If it’s a con­ '58s hits Its peak. Capri 4-Door Sedan. Powder Koli-sten-iks Ibaby shoes have no Mony styles available — some with the The handsome lines of Kali-sten-iks, at elementary! schools- as 9,772. -ITjese are the months of greatest Inci In . the merchandising sea the sumer?" Number two factor was a two blue. Radio, heater, power institutions enroll a total of 4.691,- dence of the disease, the State unwary consumer who has no way ' Hopes Ad Men It noils, no metal, seamless bocks in­ famous ARenite tcufflesetip. Easier on cents per hour cost of living In- Healthy Department said today, steering, automatic well as their craftsmanship, appeal to 070 students. tp defend himself. Packard sadly admitted hia own crea.se and a six cents per hour no cases of polio were reported in i Tf You're In The Market For Furniture transmission. $ 1 5 3 0 side and outside to soothe tender the pocketbook, in the long run, be­ both mothers and daughters. Come Cnder chapter headings like: fear that the middle m ajority— Improvement factor inn-ease -'FRENCH BEAT ALGERIANS Connecticut last week. Marketing Eight Hidden Needs; the market which M R manipu- little feet. Carefully crafted for cause Kali-sten-iks stand up much in and see our wide selection of these which auto workers got June 1, The Algiers, Aug. 14 ( ^ —French of- There have been 15 cases so far Improvement factor is a contract flt-lals said today 125 Algerian this year, 10 less than at the same ,O W ' ^ ______— The Built-In Sexual Overtone: latee—does net read books like baby's first steps. longer under hard wear. BSSSI In Cbnsumertand; The this. '52 PONTIAC good-looking shoes. Increase given on the assumption rebels have been killed sln(-e Sun­ time last year. that Improving automation Will in­ day in a running battle near Bou "The Salk vaccine program be. Pabksged Soul; etc., Packard "About the best I can hope for.” Chieftain ” 8” 4-Door Sedan. Y O U C A N B B A T .below below crease labor output. Zegza. southeast of Algiers. gan in 1955." the department said, poiats to product after product he said, ‘'is that the M R people Radio, heater, hydramatic. below and ’ oajnpaign after campaign and ,the advertising men w ill read Soft white elk tanned leather with eomfert- This will end up as an increase French losses were put al 11 sol­ "and It is believed that some of P A R W I T H A 2-tone green. Bays and aids Army rv«Mt elk tanned breque Smart patent leather party puttp with i>»- which has successfully .sold to it and discover a sense o f moral­ 9495 Of between 816 and 825 per car diers killed and 15 wounded. the reduction in numbers and ua oble plain toe, Uucher leather iprine. heel. Axterd, Allenite wing tip. rubber heel. I ’ revlous French announcements severity of cases is due to the Furniture SALE ity and responsibility toward the eievable strap. Cordovan sole. If early production Is about aver­ (LptedMfct^ B V M M MT B ales Sell People. Not Products unaware consumers who can’t de­ age. figures show.. of the action had listed 98 rebels protection the vaccine has given.” killed. Only four of this year's cases Qe«*,yuwuuibu ofcijtfciUgLtpelafc | “Tbey're not selling products fend themselves against the ex­ '53 OLDSMOBILE But these Increases just start much an^ore,” Packard said ploitation of their unconscious.” 98 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heat­ the price spiral, the car makera Better Quality For Less MoneyV about hia findings. “ Today, one U S B D C A R ! er, hydramatic, power steer­ say. Increased costs to their sup­ Brilliant white at the start, brand la,often about tha same as pliers. increase prleea of tires, _another. So the merchandisers Tallow LOBing Market ing. power $ i o n n Du Pont 40 Outside White keeps brakes. Black. I U V U glass, other metals and fabrics. It h a ve'to . self . its isa ' 'pedpte. I t ’s in­ cwfciri^ s WAYS rot SAttw yoiqx house daaijng white long human and dangerous.” In the past 10 years talloW kilff have lost 75„per,T*>^,of the 'n^e-enwrt'-persiaUnt and teljjng .. ,C25Sr?b*^::.f prices being too high, , _ . And an. Item from Blank A rt CTrete. Neb. (Ah— Lea Burch, a “YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER” Fed I ’ p n-IUi Increases StudiiM who supply much o f the telephone lineman., bought an old Every meeting of dealers around E. A. JOHNSON PRINT 00. art 3^ see In ada ezplaina that bam at auction for J35. the country has produced some kind U>ej^*qiave been giving a lot more It turned out to be a profitable Free Parking in The of resolution saying that the big­ 723 MAIN ST. MANCHHTEIt eoiphasia to the people rather purchase. Manchester Motors eXHOUSEsSON gest mistake Detroit could make than the product In the ad." While wrecking the building, he ri Ki c .: on the '58a would be to increase Even qualified market rpportera found a tin can containing four |20 BA y D w y e r , irsed car Manager WE GIVE iWf GREEN STAMPR prices. find, .themselves baffled by what gold pieces and three 110 pieces, all Rear Of The Store Just shout every market Indica­ p eoj^ say about a product before In mint condition. Dates on the 515 WEST CENTER 8T. a OPEN EVES, a TEL. MI 9-6457 tor which the dealers— and the thqy buy IL Here’s a news report coins ranged from 1881 to 1900. D etroit e.xperta—Thave before them TWO PIECE LIVING ROOM SET Indicates Uiat the public is fed up with high car prices. Probably the, most dramatic In­ Blendable, This lovely set made by .Simmons consists of sofa and dicator is the big boom in small foreign cads, aelling for around dependable matching chair. Your choice of attractive fabrics. «1 ,500, Sales of small cars could dexo... the be near a quarter of. a million units REGULAR $219. SALE PRICE BACK TO SCHOOL MEANS- this year, registration figures In­ digestible, dicate. all-purpose *189 ... FIRST TO MARLOW'S YOUR Tirssto ns General Motors has recognized shortening this demand by giving Pontiac STO R E Buy Your New the right to sell Its small British- is ideal for cakes, 99 fries and R.E. WANDELL perfect pies! x o ABOUT IT ! Building AT 9 ‘ Contractor RcsiclBnrial-CgmmBrdcrt Equal to the YouRTfroiToM lie stm thif lllrfit jup AltBrotions-Rtmodding heft... costs STORE “ Busines.H Built On you less! I Customer Satisfaction" Full Insurance Coverage Tel. MI 9-.T03.3 A fter 5:00 P. M. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! COMPARE! E V E R Y sturdy L IT T L E Y A N K E E style it 82 BALDWIN ROAD MANCHESTER. CONN. designed an^ested by Yankee’s reaesreb staff to make sure it’e amperly shaped for growing feet. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU CAN BEAT OUR DEAL! THREE PIECE MODERN BEDROOM SUITE Attractive design— Mr. and Mrs. double dies.ser with E V E R Y little foot that comee to Free Delivery! Free 1 Year Service! Free 90 Storage! Free Normal Installation! tilting mirror, large 4-drawer chest, bookcase bed us for LITTLE YANKEES is with two sliding panels. Choice of three lovely fin­ measured and fitted with care in ishes. 856 MAIN ST. PHONf Ml 3-7080 the right s i « and width for 1957 NEW ALL PORCELAIN CHESV QUALITY REGULAR $219. SA LE P R IC E *189 comfort and “grow-room ".. .‘exceptional valua In a,, S4HECE MODERN fina annarald out Diamond nitM Hi'UTril'-f AUTOMATIC ,n LUi'-LliJIPiM i KITCHEN SET Shawl In de luxe chrome, formica top 30 RANGE Loafer INCH with leaf extends to 48” , included are four attractive tutone plastic WASHER AUTOMATIC PUSHBUTTON CONTROLS chairs (choice of colors).

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V X 1*AGB T W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14,1957 MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1957 PAGE ELEVEN .X a meeting held at S t Maurice he returned to Ills ship to wait and m *N B -8 4 0 WHAT—c ia Bolton Church. Seaman Ashore see what will happen. A irlines Officials Expect W llip -U 6 0 Daily Radio wno—MM The goal of the drive la to enroll every Catholic woman in the Dio­ Turns to Artist 8,000. Make Watchea WHILE THEY LAST W O O ^1290, Boatom Daylight H i m ' wpup—i4ia Certification cese in the Council. By Joining, members will contribute a ’charity Milwaukee (Jn—Dick Foy, sec­ Paris—Some 4,700,000 watches UNDETERMINED SEX Stormy Financial Weather The xm losta program ■0h8llH>8t t t - dollar' to aid the work o f the were manufactured in France In EXCLUSIVE WITH WHAT ireoad* ond cook on the English freighter BROS. Diocesan Bureau of Social Service. uleai5^are au nkM by the radio 1956. In 1938 France produced W(‘ Completed in Mancheater Vanguard,' stepped managementa and\are aubject to Also scheduled at the meeting ■lightly more than 2,000,000 (Ooattmied frotn Page One) the American Legioi:i' and the fact WTlO—» Star k lit r a ^ W irt the dates and topics for the ashore here for a brief leave and watchea, but the greater part of change without notii Wrao-lSSSillThiSnaa that it is unusual for one organ­ l-gPOF'^M aet tha Artiat Swim.Course programs of the coming year. Tbey found himielf caught up In the those Included SwUs parts. Today CANARY 5 next few yean or the goveminent OleksiwGets *:*e— . * will ba "Home and School Oo-op' ization to honor a member of an­ WUAY—Uak* Way lor Mtwlc ■wlrl of commercial music. the Freilch watch industry, which Complete With will have to hi^lp with eubsldle«. other 'adds to its significance. WHAT-Jaaa AUay eratlon’.’ on Oct. 24; "Liturgy'’ on numbers 500 companias and more WCCO—Roooro Rarua Foyi 21, who plays the guitar They blame higher repair »rfd fuel Oleksiw received the same WKNB-^Sporta \ Bolton, Auf. 14 (Special)—]Hra. Dec. 12; and "EkIucaUon of Wom­ than 8,000 employes, la complete-' • Cage a Treat Cap bUla, coupled with the fact that Legion Award award in 1955 at the American WTIC—noaa Miller \ M « i^ ”&roe?'^ “““ Richard Olmated, auperviior of the and sings, Stopped at a pub and ly independent. toSe^ • Gravel Treat WDRO—Cal Kolby en" on Feb. 18. soon was antertainlng the custom­ a $6.8$ VALUE their pl&nea cannot carry enough Legion convention that year. , WFOP—Wax Worka ■wimmina program for the Pork TWenty-six officer! of the par­ paaaengere fast enough and far during August FURHITURE SALE \ WTOP-I^-F ulton Lewis ers. One or the patrons thought John J, Oleksiw, 14 Fulton Rd., The "Certificate of Appreofa-- ish societies from the RockvlKe *'WHA.Y—Make Way for Muale Department, haa announced the he had something extra and took enough to pay for the higher cpeU. State Adjutant'of the Veteran's tion" was awarded to Oleksiw ^ H, A T -. Jaaa Alley District of the Council attended the ▼ -W ar ^ - W ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ’l l Diseonat Ob Wild Bird Feeders. Delta president C. E. Woolman WUCX>-Racord Rtvua WCCC—< namea of children who have paieet) him to booking agent Tony Mur- Save Now By Baying Early! o f Foreign Wars, (VFW) 'has re­ from the National VFW and ivas meeting. mek who agreed. Almost 2 Million ^ 20% saya ‘7n 1939 we were carrying explained by VFW National Comn wIStStoinMlller .neceesary iwlmming requirementa Holy Day Maesee people In 3120,000 planes at 160 ceived two awards within the WDRO--Cai Kolby After .stops at a barber and PRESCRIPTIONS past few weeks in recognition of mander-ln-Chief Cooper T. Holt WPOP—Wax Worka to date, making tliam ellglbla to Masses will be celebrated tomor­ tulles an hour a t an average In­ of Tennessee who said, "I kn6w of Wlt«» diroim oifIc# •wMPdl^rn receive Red Croee certificatea. halMridaidier, Dick found himself his outstanding service to veter­ §y Bfoyliftl row, Feast of the Assumption at at a recording studio where he cut ^ '"SAFELY OAPELT FILLEDFILLED' " ^ MANCHESTER PET CENTER vestment’ of *5.000 per seat. To­ no man in the United States who ••••••••••oooo *’wOaX—Batty Kimball WHAT—Jaw Alley The children have been taking 8 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at SL Maurice day wo hre carrj’lng them In *2 ans. **••••• •••••••••••••••• WCXIC—OReoord Irtvlew half a dozen records. 995 MAIN STBEETT MI 9-437* At the recent convention of the has worked harder and accom­ WKNB-FM. . WCUJ—Ouuo kivenln* C «d Mucie leaaona at Bolton Lake under the Church. million (daner at 370 miles an hour WTIO~1080 Radio Lana Wm^jB^^iUna Serenade "Only in America could this ^Arthur Dru; Stores j FREE PARKING AT REAR OF OUR STORE American Legion, that organiza­ plished more for the VFW than eupervltion of Mary Moriarty, Jaan Confessions will be heard this, happen," said the excited Foy as at an average seat cost of *25,000. Oleksiw." WDRC--^ kolby W^Rt^Amoa and Andy LeCSaire, and Paul Sheridan. The evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock. I l JL A Ah A ito ato ▲ A. AK Rk This It would seem »ould Justify tion presented its "Most Distin- WPOP—Wax Worxa ^ WPOP—Top 40 Time Oleksiw is serving his eight suc­ Bolton Lake Houae haa donated Mr. and Mrs. Gaaprix Merra and some sort of Increase ” U i k a i i f f r u IN DISTINCTIVE CASUAL MAHOGANY Den7 lal Iba low price amleod yoe. Thii ii a rere voIm , kety t e r Um y *'tm av—Batty Kimball WHAY-Jeaa Alley the use of its waterfront and park­ children, Ronald and Deniac, of Jet airiinen arje ' expected to cessive term as State Adjutant of young in heart, Imiy for people who con afford to pay mere, k pawamai , WCCO—Raeord Ravlaw "BIFFS" the VFW. He is also a professor WKNB—P.M. .uivimuut Oood Muele ing facilities to the program each Clark Rd. have returned from a wear price tags in excess of *5 r all the gtroTity and detign feoturet normally found in much Wgket priced WTIC—1080 Radio Lana WKNB—iOventnjt Serenade morning. of accounting and director of the jm c —Life an f the World 2-week vacation at Lake Dunmore, million. Accounting Department at Morse furniture. The dovetail drcrweri ore center-guided to glide at a touch. WDRO—Cal Kolby WDRC—Charles ColUngewood Children who have passed the Foreatdale, VL Jete tMwIrable WPOP—Wax Worka ^ WPOP-Say It Business College In Hartford. He Co«e piece* ore fully duttproe^. and Bw lo^ ly finiah protect* the ddi f '*4— " “ ■ With Muale neceesary .requirements and testa, What makes the Jet so desir­ WHAT-Raeord Rodeo including a swim from the Lake graduated from Morse College in *urfoce* enduring ly. Alony ether geolky feature*. weed—Record Rovlew WHAT-Polk Party Monoheater Evealng Herald Bol able? 1948 and from American Interna­ “ x*"*"* ®«o4 Bualo House waterfront across the lake ton oorreepondent, Mrs. Loaloe C. The International CSvll Aviation WKNB—P.M. WKNB—Swing Easy ^50,000.00 Canada Dry Sweepstakes • 5083 PHIZES tional College in Springfield in w n c —Newe to the dam of the second lake, for DIniock Jr^ telephonu MltctieU Organixatlon, an agency of United WDRO—Newe JVTlC^Peopla Are Funny Advanced Swimmers certificate 1950. where he received a bachelor WPOP—Wax Worka WDRC—R, Q. Lewie 9-9828. Nations, in a recent report said: of science degree in business ad­ Lv',,. ^ t ^ WPOP—Gang Buatera are; Susan Joluuon, Dena Mc­ ‘•nieir depreciation and . obso- ministration. *' WHAT—Bartnada WHAY-PoUta Parly Donough, Linda Olmsted, Carolyn leaoenre are low and their pro­ WCXX3—Raeord Rarlew v Evening Oood Musta Mather, Nicole Reynolds, Howard S ALL THE SILVER DOLLARS Oleksiw is a native of Hartford, WKNB—Baaeball MaUnea ductivity is expected to be such lived in Windsor and has resided WTIC—Roai Miller WKNB—Swing Easy Skinner, DJane Mather, Bruce Thief’s Curiosity that, at suitable load factors, the WTIC—Peopla Are Funny in Manchester for the past four WDRO-Cal Kolby WDRC—R. Q Lewie Green, Roberta Richardson, Shlrin coat per passenger seat-mile or years, He is married to the former WFOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Gang Buetera Richardson, Edward P o^ ch. „and Leads to Arrest ton-n^e may be lower than that Lorraine Boulais of Manchester *’WHAY—Road'SKow ' *!**------Joseph Pouech. WHAY—Polka Parly SHOVEL MINUTES! of &e latest large i^on-englne and has two sons. WCCC—Raeord Review Children eligible for intermedi­ WKNB—Baeeball Matinee WTIC—Night Lint Eugene, Ore. LP)—The curiosity aircraft’” WDRC—Ruely Draper ate certificates are Gordon Mtelke, William il. Allen, Boeing presi­ WTIO—1080 Radio Lane of a 13-year-old boy led to hla ar­ WDRO-^Otl Kolby WPOP—Modern.'Sounds Pear) Olmsted, John Wood, John rest on burglary charges. Prizi dent predicts that "customers WPOP—Bob and Rny *:46-' *13,000.00 AEC Calls Off *:*A- WHAY—Polka Parly Rothwell, Hope Rotkwell, Karen The boy asked Mrs. Ross Mlttby a-on’t ride in anything but a Jet WHAV—Road Show WTIC—Night Line Mortenaen, Robert Luke, Thoralyn whether police had found any fin- once thay'"e tried i t Jets will take WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Ruety Draper Jensen, Robert Nichols. Alan Wil­ gerprints on an envelope contain­ over as fast as they can be pro- Atomic Blast WKNB—P. M. W poP—Modern Sounds WTIC—1080 Radio l.juia ley, Holly Manner, and Timothy ing three email diamonds taken d u ^ and the airlines can afford WDRC—Cal Kolby WHAY—Night Watch Grose. from her home. them." For 10th Time I WPOP—Wondera of the World wnc-N lgbt Line Children eligible for Beginner Suspiciouae Mrs. Mittby notified Aircraft manufacturers are in­ *:••- WDRC—The World Tonight WHAT-Dateline WPOP—Modern ^ u n d t certificate are Linda Caddy, Bar­ police. They asked the boy for hia terested, o f course, in the airlines John J. Oiekslw Atomic Test Site, Nev., Aug. 14 WCCC—Oood icventni Good Muele ' * : l » - bara Cocconi, ’Thomaa Freddo, Carl flngerprinta to compart With those NO JIHCIES! H POmeS! NOTNINC TO lOfl IT'S I IHl OnUMTI position because many of them are WKNB—Today m Sporta WHAY—Night Watch iJV-Forty-four minutes before WTIC—Newa W no-Nlght Line Valentino, David Miner, Roxanne left by the burglar. TTie 'boy con­ getting ready to promote pet air­ guiahed Service Award;’ to Olek­ H-hour, the Atomic Energy Com- WDRO—Newa WDBC-The World Tonight Calkins, Robert Lodi, Judy Rose, fessed—which made things aaaier liners. if the orders come through. siw for his work in behalf of Con­ mis.sion today postponed a nu­ WPOP—Baiellnt Conn. WPOP—Modern Sounds Roger Grose, Kenneth Swartz, for police who had found no fin­ 2 n d P R I Z E : All tha ailvar dollano you can ahoval Lending urgency to the airlines necticut veterans. Saturday, he re­ 8:1»- D*SS— William Uriin, Michael Kutsavage, gerprints at the scene. clear test slated for 5 a.m. (PDT). WHAT-apoMA WHAY—Wrht Wilch in tw ottun u tea! (guaranteed minimum ptise— 10,000) search for new finances is the ceived a "Certificate of Apprecia- It was the sixteenth time the WCCC—Good Byenina Good Muale WTIC-NiRht Line Lee Williamson, Judy Maynard, threat of international competition Uon" from the National VFW. shot has been postponed. The test,] WKNB—Evening Serenade WDRC—Ru»» Naughlon Marjorie Luke, Norman Nichols. 1 6 The American Legion award WTIC—SfnetiT Spurte WPOP—Modern Soundi Debt at ^ Billion 3i*d P R IZ E : All tha ailver dollano you can ghoval in the coming Jet-travel era. code-named "Shasta," is to be fired 8:4^ Stephens Nichols, and Wayne Britain only recently put its cites Oleksiw’s services to veter- WDRO—Weather and ZaUnan from a tower. The AEC said it WPOP—Lawrenca Walk WHAY—NItht Watch Nichols. Americana went about 16>4 bil- in a m in u te! (guaranteed minimum prize— $8,000) -^A s-a-foree fo r good in tl Vvuuld try again tomorrow. -Vj I l:W— WTIC—Night Line Mrs. Olmsted statej WHAT—Serenade WDRC—Ruia Naughtrm Mi-dollars deeper into debt in 1936 retuni to Jet operations after a community. State and nation." An unacceptable fallout pattern continuing until Aug. 23 and it is This is the -second’ time that Olek­ WCCC—Good kivenlnp Good Muele WPOP—Modern Sounds In their borrowing to buy homes, PLUS 6080 OTHER PRIZESI series of crashes grounded the wa.s blamed for today's postpone­ WKNB—Musical Echoes !•:§»- hoped children who have been on cars, and. other goods and services, Comet 1 in 1954. siw has received this award from ment; ■ WTIC—B Cote Glee I'liih WHAY-NIght Watch family vacations will return to wr>RC—Muele a la Carle WTIC—Summer for Stars the second largest annual rise of Its France has the twin-jet Cara- WPOP—Top 40 Time WDRG—Russ Naughtim pass tests during the lest week. kind on record. It brought total relle, and Russia also is showing WPOP—Hound Dog DIoeeee PlaiM Drive personal Indebtedness to s new a desire to enter the field after l•:ID Television Programs WHAY—Night Watch ’Ibe third annual membership high of more than 165 billion dol­ a recent unveiling of two Jet and On Page Two WTIC—At tha UN drive of the Norwich Diocesan lars at the start of 1957. Thia was two turboprop airlines. WDRC—Russ Naughton Council of Catholic Women will WPOP—Hound Dog more than twice the 1950 total and It would give Soviet aviatioh FOR EXPERT it'Ra atari Sept. 29 according to an an­ nearly five times the amount at the tremendous prestige to make a suc­ WHAY—Night Watch nouncement mad^Monday night at end of World War II. cessful bid to outfly airlines in WTIC—Time for Music ,i"R O A Color 76 RCA PortabU. ‘'6,000 Individual their own territory. And there are ,, WHEEL a l ig n m e n t — WHEEL BALANCING 9A .M . to 9 P.M. WDRC—Ruaa Naughtoo . .. . . WPf^I^Hdund Dqc l’" Televieioa Sett!'; 8ilv«rX3)dbuxr ' .....numerous tedlcations tl^Russians., BRAKE EERVICE:’ V. Tl C A P*r Honae Call WDRC—Russ Naugnton . -liis lA is for the airiines it could possibly SEE • "■ ; . ' ^ I J V * Plar Part* WPOP-Hound Dog dataNa *rt aalfKbarhaad aOarat.. l l ; 8a - QUALITY U$ED CAR$ end some of the employment cut­ BU a-0080 WHAY—Night Watch ALWAYS SEE OUK COMPLETE SELECTION All entry blanks must ba poatmarkad backs, in manufacturing. Banlar All Maaekeeter Area WTIC—News by midnight September 8, 1957, to A t least *50 pure Jets are on or­ WDRC—Newa A Weather ALW AY5 A t LEA5T SO CARS WPOP-Hound Dog Canada Dry Ginger Ala, Ine.. Swaep- der with Boeing, Douglas and Con-, IliIO- TO CHOOSE FROM ■takas Contest, P.O . Box 76, Gm ^ vair, plus-an unknown number of CLARKE MOTOR SALES WHAY—Night Watch WTIC—Snort B SEDANS, COUPES, STATION WAGONS, CONVERTIBLCS Central Terminal, Naw’YoricdO.N.'Y. turboprops. First deliveries are 301 BROAD STREET— Ml 9-2012 WDRC—Billy Kowalcxyk Selection of winners to be determined scheduled for late 1958. Produc­ g e n e r a l ALL OUR CARS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED WPOP-Hound Dog Cznzdz Dry Deverages are pure and wholesome, good by independent organizatioB. Winners tion of those aircraft on order llilia - BANK FINANCING UP TO 86 MONTHS for everyone at home. Excluiive "Pin-Point Carbona- WHAY—Night Welch OPEN TILL 9 EVBN1NOS will be flown to New Yoric City for would likely keep the plants busy t v SERVICE WTIC—olerllgM Serenade tion" adds zest. . . makes a refrazhing drink. The fla­ A n «v a r through 1960. WDRC-Bllly Kowelcsyk shoveling oonteet. Days M AE A Coll WPOP-Hound Dog vor’s superb. Get lota today I For Ovary Tosta y Nigbto Om w O Phu Porta BARLOW MOTOR SALES 'A' ★ WHAY—Night Watch WINDiBOR AVE,,.ROCKVILLE—PHONE TR 0-3688 TBL. Ml »448t WTIC—Starlight Serenada WDRC—Rues Ksoghtoa Public Records UNITED STATES Warrantee Deeds Our August FurniturE Sole Roberta P. Tuttle to John R. UbiA AUGUST Addy and Anna M. Addy, property YOUR CHOICE Is Now In Progress. Here's A on Carpenter Rd. 691 M AIN STREET Jarvis Manor Inc. to Francis R. MARINE BAND Chmt Thiel and Sarbara- A, Thiel, prop­ ...... d r...... NEXT TO GAS CO M PANY New Listmg Of TERRIFIC BUYS! erty at 50 Duvall St. Bookoaae Bed Jarvis Manor Inc. to Ferdinand nr PARKINS IN THE REAR B. Lychock and Helen A. Lychock, Panel Bed and Special Pad Buys ' property at 62 Duval St. Night Stand Ralph Francis Oswald and Dol­ MANCHESTER or ores C. Oswald to Loris E. Durand Doable Dreteer Bare EXTRA THICK and Josephine B. Durand, property HIGH SCHOOL. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2,8:15 P.M. or at Dover Rd. and W. Mldde T^lke. Vanity and Bench « Rng.3.98 { Quitclaim Deed or 0 . 7 9 Mary U Levitt to Fred M. Le­ Comer Deck Crib Bumpers N O W ... vitt, property on Hilliard and Manchestdr Rotary Club, sponsors or L Loomis Sts. Bachelor Oheot I of H»o vopttf*# lortkkf •oofocfopopg #1 fegoNop# TICKETS $2.40 and $ 1.80 AT: ^ ' DOUSLE THICK V ic t im o f h e a r t a t t a c k $7.00 DOWN— RALANCf MONTHLY RANK RATES , Stratford, Aug. 14 iJP)— State NASSIFFS SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESIER Police yesterday found Metro Rug. 4.98 ^ Zsrworkarta, 44, of New York City FISHER’.S FIRST NA’HONAL BANK KELLER’S 3.99 slumped over the steering wheel of WATKINS KEITH’S VARIETY STORE FINDELL’S N O W ... his car, parked on .the shoulder oh the Merritt Parkway. Doctors at a nearby hospital pronounced him if. if ^ ^ if if. if i f i f i f if $ ' ALL CATE80RIES BOXED EDGE dead of a heart attack. to Ediforiolly featured in FAMILY CIRCLE, Septembw ARE INCLUDED Rng. 2.98 $ 2 - 3 9 Maple, mahogany cordovan, limed oak, silver gray. AH ODD CHESTS Values ” Hi-Chair Pads N O W ... center guided. Most all, duatproofed. 4-5-6 drawers. Hi THIS SALE yiFiF@ OF DRAWERS Modern, Colonial, Contemporary The SHOP MS If AIN IT, NOW ON SALE Need A Carriage? ------cxmN, STEEL CABINETS 15 STYLES OF wants this laparatas look In hor drotios SPECIAL PRICES ON HEAVY GAUGE for ichoot. A. Ploid gingham with solid cotton eombinod to give ovortkiii effect. B. Solid with At Wholesale Prices shodow ploid gingham. Added dodi, the THAYER CARRIAGES bross button trim. Both with the hidden pocket. From Kote Greenaway'* Goiden Jubilee Collection.’ LIGHTWEIGHT Here’s A Goiid Buy On BABY BATHINEHE DENIM JACKETS HOLLYWOOD Reg. $5.95 N O W $4.78 SALE SUMMER SUITS Extra Wide Bottom Tray Reg. 25.95^ A 99 Reg. $3.95 N O W $2.95 Sixa* 3-6x $4v95 Reg, $32 to $ 3 5 ...... N O W $26.98 Ahiiniiium podded fop, complete with step peded Reg. $49.75 ...... N O W $37.98 PANTS Modiiim-finn Innonpriiig mottross, probuifr border, Size* 7-14 $5.95 and skewer spray. NOW. . l i r Reg. $ 6 5 ...... N O W $49.98 Reg. $7.88 . .. . NOW 2 for $11.98 marching box iprlng, doeerotor hoodbpord, and motol Reg. $8.98 .... NOW 2 for $12.98 odjuftoblo from o on whoois. •AIY'S BOUNCING ODD LOT—CLOSEOUTJ Reg. $9.98 .... NOW 2 for $13.98 "sir or STAND YEAR ROUND SUITS (Single pair 20% off regular price) Not All Sizea. Reg. $49,75 to $65 . . N O W $26.98 WALKING SHORTS CAR SEAT TEETER CHAIR Slight Mfgr. Seeoads Reg. $6.95 ....1...... N O W $5.00 $1.00 TABLE WITH STEERING WHEEL $ 0 .9 9 STRAW HATS Reg. $5.98 ...... N O W $4.25 2 4 " BASE ODDS and ENDS CLEARANCE SALE Reg. $5.00 ...... N O W $2.$9 Reg. $3.98 N O W$2.75 These Many Itemx Reduced To Clear Reg. 3.98 NOW JL Reg. 6.98 NOW CABINET WEATHERPROOF HATS SUMMER SHOES Wonderful Reg. $1.98...... N O W 89c Reg. $ 12.98 and $ 13.98 N O W $7.99 Values At COMPLETE M ” High X S4>* Wide 4 T W A a SET JERSEYS REDUCED HALF PRICE Hoa Bread Box. t Ontiery CloMd Monday During July and August — Open Thundoy oud Friday Nights Till 9 Drswere, S- I (Broken Sizes) RATHING SUITS T-SHIRTS 18" Depth Reg. $1.50 ...... N O W 79c Door Under hm am- M " High Reg. $5.95 ...... N O W $4.19 Inanlated ■ • Boys' and Girls' Play Sliqrts ^ SI 7-ss Doora. Reg. $4.95...... N O W $3.49 UNDERSHORTS Bearinga. Jh ■ SHIRTS 1 ■ ’ Reg. $3.95...... N O W $2.69 Reg. $1.00-$ 1.25 ...... N O W 79c Ref. $34.95 Reg. $39.95 Few Cottons, Flannels • Boys' and Girls' Bathing Suits , Boys' Reg. $2.95 to $3.95 Reg. $ 1.50...... N O W 99c \ and Ckirduroys); N O W $1.99 NQDITZ BROS. • Boys' and Girls' Sun Suits 22 IL CENTER ST.— Ml 9-507ll-ACROSS FROM THE POST OFHCE KIDDIE FAIR ' SPORT SHIRTS.. REACH TOWELS LINEN CABINETS Reg. $2.98...... NOW2fw$4 CLOSED MONDAYSiUoPEN: TUESDAY-FRIDAY 9 A.M, till 9 P.M. h a t s -H a n d b a c s R«g. $ 3 .9 8...... N O W $2.98 Reg. $ 3 .98...... NOW 2 for $5.S0 SATURDAY 9 A.M. till 6 P.M. 64 Inchw Hifh—5 Shalvas

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■n> . ' \ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 - . i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1957 Pa g e THIRTEEN Rockville-Vei^idii Marine Band Local Woman Richard (Toufd, WlllimanUc; a eon oil-rich territory on the Red Sea Zapping into an area which 41 Students Defy U.S. Senate Action Seen Delayed British Report to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd (Jurkln, IS Red iCrms Sales heel of the Arabian Penlnsula'9 should be spending its money for Non -Members Fulton Rd.; a son to Mr, and Mra. boot will get an estirnated $20 ipll- economic development. FALSE TEETH High S^ool Bond Issue Ticket Sale To Be Made Qman Rebellion Jerry Wheeler, Chambers Trailer To Middle East lion in armed vehicles, guiut^iuid The prime purpose of Soviet pol­ That Loeso^,^, On Postal Rate Increases Park, Rockville. , aircraft o icy Ifi shipping the arms ii to un­ Ban on China Travel Nearly Ended -» D1SC7HARGED YESTERDAY: At $370 Million according to this data, dercut Western power, particular­ Nood Net Rinborrms Sold at '4.2 Per Cent Cost Set to Start WAC Officer Mrs. Xlargaret O'Reilly, 38 Lancas­ still edn claim the Hon’d share — ly™ American power, in the Middle Msnr waatatt of. falai t*Mi hea© Washington, Aug. 14 (A>)—-Twtf^ The House adopted an amend­ ter Rd.; Leslie brown, 57 Summer more than 200 mtIUoni, iqme of It East and to supplant It with' So­ auffarad raal •mbanaanBeat r (Continued from Pag© One) In Union Vote GOP Senators indicated today that ment by Rep. Rhode! (D-Pa) Meneme, Bahrein, Aug. 14 (IP)— St.; Henry. Tedford, 16 Knox St.; Weshlngton, Aug. 14 (dV—Total toalr Plata drappad. tllppad i wi The public sale of tickets for A Manchester woman becomes in brand new Soviet'built MIO 19 viet influence, if possible. ------—------^ dm*, 1 Vernon,. Aup. 14 (Special i—TTie0,000.. Burrows .said moat villagers who Moody Investors Service of New Other events planned by the So­ fiantly. Othert", tried to laugh it to travel,” Cemetery. election of O’Rourke, the Hdffa- Elsenhower has sske^ for rate ciety Include a picnic for children lation of the agreement for the off or insisted oh^’our rights as Theodore W. Young Jr., 29, waa had supported the Imam's drivfc York gave the town an "A ” rating article. He said the letter spoke of After being sworn In. she will Honorary bearers, representing plcked candidate, as president of Increases but he has opposed gen­ taken into custody about 6:30 p.m. to set up an Independent Sultan­ on the issue. of members, to be held Sept. *. Americans to tr a w where ever leave for Fort McClellan, Ala., the Italian American Society were: the New York Teamsters (JounCll eral pay Increase* for federal em­ discrepancies In his account w-e like." Tuesday at the Tedwin Boarding ate, have given up. They have Higher Inlerrat Costs and the 70th anniversary celebra­ "I don't know of any discrepan­ where she will undergo five months Frank Diana. Peter Urbanettl, No. 16. ployes at this time. Kennel*. France St., Rocky Hill, The interest rate of 4.20 per tion scheduled for Sept. 21. . Thirty-two agreed on one slate- welcomed the forces of Sultan cies,’’ Stebves said. "T^e Post has officer training. She said that af­ Nunzio lamonaco and Angelo Hoffa is now the leading candi­ 'The house, which already had which hg.awna. Sald.BIti Taimur or . taken to the cent is the-..blghesL.paid _by the HATES Plan Outing rhent which Ura Rev-Warren, Mc­ ter she Cdmpreiea her training, Felice. r date to succeed diacredited-Team-*— approved' psylncreaseB for postal The Rockville WATES will meet -not- (Macussed any dtscrepahclei Kenna of Boston read from the Later in the evening Young was hills, he added. town since the 4.25 per cent Sykes with me,” she would be assigned to a special Active bearera were Edward aters president Dave Beck aa head workers, passed the rate increase taken to the summer home of U.S. Sam Pope Brewer, New York Memorigl School bonds were sold at ped Men’s Hall at 8 p.m, tomor­ steps of the train as a light raih branch, probably In security work. Gado. John Gado. Glglio Gado. of the nation’s biggest labor union. measure late yesterday. 256-129. row. The weightng-ln is scheduled He said there appeared "no began falling. (Jommissioner Benedict M. Holden Times correspondent reporting for In 1925. doubt in Clay Blair’s mind out Daniel Ferraria. Angelo GatU and Throe Dio associates. Curcio, Voting for It were 85 Democrats Jr, in Old Lyme Shore* so that a the American press, said Oman’s Several reasons contributed to for 7:30 p.m. The club will com­ Others making the Journey de­ John Rota. George Baker and Harry Davldoff, and 171 Republicans; against It. bond could be qrt. plete plans for an outing to be held there” during his long Interviews strongest tribal ruler. Sheik Sulei­ the high rate of interest quoted. with the writer In the West. clined to sign the mass statement. took the Fifth Amendment re­ 125 Democrats and four Repub­ FBI agents s%geated a $10,000 man Bln Hamyar was effectively Among them, it is reported, were in Andover at the home of Mrs. The statement said, "We the un­ Mr*. Cloye* E, Chapin peatedly in refusing to answer licans. bond but Holden finally decided Barbara Thompson of the Manchea- It all came up after Blair’s re­ silenced yesterday when Tanuf the Increase in town debt; ex­ turn East, Sleeves said. dersigned Americans traveling to Obituary The funeral of Mrs. Cloyes Evan queationa from the committee. The principal debate in the upon the $5,000 figure. Holden and BakhIa, which form the nu­ ter WATES. China' at the invitation of the Davidoff Invoketl it 44 times in House came on raising the 3-cent pected additional school financing Relief Corps to Meet Sleeves said he has tried to get Chapin, 36A St. James St., waa ordered a hearing for 2 p.m. Tues­ cleus of his stronghold, gave up needs and the recent Increase in In touch with Post officisis since (Red) Chinese government having held at 1:30 yeaterday afternoon in all. One question he waa asked letter. stamp to four cents. Rep. day at .hia Hartford law office, so without a struggle. Burpee Women’s Relief Co ps received a statement signed by act­ waa whether he has robbed mem-- Pfost (D-Idahol said: that it can be determined If proba­ uncollected taxes, primarily due will hold Its regular meeting Au­ rbcelpt of their lettei, to find out St. Mary’s' Episcopal Church. The Tanuf had- refused to the last to a manu/actu.-er in process of what the trouble is. ing Secretary of State Christian Rev. Alfred L. Willtama, rector, of­ bers of Teamsters Local 258 in ‘The Republican administration ble cause exists to warrant Young’s to display the SuUen’s scarlet gust 21 at 8 p.m. in'GAR hall. Deaths New York. He la the local’i aec- aeems to have lost sight of the removal to Georgia. reorganizatior,. Square Dance Set 'T* looks like they want to Herter, wish at this time to reaf­ ficiated. and Mra. William Kloppen- banner. But the people wavered / It waa also cited that intereat bring it into court.” he said. He firm oUr belief in the right of burg was organist. Burial waa In retary-treaaurer. fact that the postal service was The arrest of Young was termed then gave in after a Britlsh-Ied The Vernon Square Dance Club U.S. citizens to travel, and we Hia stand brought a blaat from set up aa a service to the people." by special agent J. K. Mumford, in rates in general have risen will hold a dance at Vernon Ele­ did not ;o into detail on the Mrs. Clara Boehm Slerman Hill Crest Cemetery, Sprbigfield, troop column marched into the Leeking for big fovingi? You'll find 'om by tho hundrodt In our groat 6ler» throughout Uie country in recent matter of court act on. want again to state that our exer­ Mrs. Clara Boehm Slerman, ,81. Mass. the committee’s chairman. Sen. Rep. Murray (D-Tenni, chdir- charge of the Atlanta, Ga.. FBI Of­ city. mentary School Saturda.v at 8 p.m. McClellan (D-Ark) against the mkn of the House Post Office Com­ fice, as a major break in the two- “tight money" policies of the This week's dance will ne held in-- Steevea corimented Incidentally cise of this right is consisten) \\th 42 Courtland St., widow of Carl H. Bearera were Elton Slate. John wido solo. Find ovorything you nood for your homo; too cloHiot and ckcoo Federal Reserve System. Regional that he spent more than three loyalty to our country. We hold Slerman of Rowaylon, died Friday Walsh, Oiarles Nelson and T. Wal­ scoundrels the Senator said have mittee. argued that first class week search for Mra. Janet R. doors. infiltrated organized labor. rates had not been raised lince Gray, 40, of Atlanta. toritf for ovoryono in tho family. Your savings add up fast. August 15-17. school bonds in the state recently Classes for new members will weeks at the cabin in the Sierras. widely divergent political views. at her home. ter Reichard. sold for 4.25 per cent. A State He was given a long vacation We rejer.t the notion that We are Born'in Germany March 31.1876. 1932. By e 106-56 standing vote, Mr*. Gray was a bookkeeper for Hospital Notes being Sept. 17. with ^ r l Johnson the House defeated an amendment a Decatur. Ga.. medical clinic, who of Oonnecticutj $35 million bond as teacher. and then ordered to Washington ‘a tool of Communist propaganda.’ she lived In West Hartfort for 35 Peter Lamb«rdo We too look forward with Mr. Dul­ years before moving to \tanchea- to eliminate the raise on first class. lived in style and claimed to have Patients Todsv: 174 Issue sold at 3.60 per cent and the Hamsters Postpone Meeting where his physical condition, hia The funeral services of Peter Ro SS Cleared independent meena. U.S. Treaiury paid 4 per cent for story and all of the circumstances les ‘to the day when the peoples ter 15 years ago. Lombardo, East Hartford, father The increases also included: ADMllTED YESTERDAY- John of China and the peoples of Amer­ She leaves two sons, (Tharles T. Raising air mall cards from 4 Ellison, 39 Lawton Rd.; Richard one and, four-year notes. Com­ their meeting scheduled for tonight surrounding his experience are of Mrs, Orlando Moriconi. 9 Main tp 5 cents end poet cards from 2 PUTNAM BOY 8HOOT8 FATHER munities in surrounding states are Marine Band, the oldest military being checked out. ica c ^ resume their long history of. East Hartland and Edward W. St., were held from the Newkirk Of Wrong Acts Bannon, Springfield, Maas.; Paul and will meet instead on Aug. 21. of coO|ieration and friendship.’ We Slerman of Rowayton; a daughter, to 3 cents. Putnam, Aug. 14 (JPt—A Denlel- Smith, 101 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. urns eiRU’ currently pgying intereat rates The play reading committee will symphonic music organization in The Air Force emphasized that and Whitney Funeral Home, East Boosting second class mell ion father is in the Day Kimball ranging from four to five per ceht the country will appear here as believe we are acting consistently Mrs. Dorothy S. Ribero. San Paulo, Etva Williamsoh. Coventry; Rob­ report at that time. Production of it Is routine procedure to investi­ Hartford, followed by a lolemn (Continued from Page One) (magazines and newspapers) 15 Hospital here end his son IS' in the on school bonds, the t ir k reports. part of the presidentially approved gate and study any man involved w'iUi this expression of hope." Brazil; two brothers, Edward and requiem Mass at St. Christopher’s ert Herzog, 21 Gohnen PI.; Mrs. lOrrON FROCKS the first play of the season is ex­ Godfreid Boehm, botli of Riverside, per cent a year for four years. Windham County Jail at Brooklyn Gladys Durkee, Coventry; Janls Holy Day Masses pected to start sometime In Sep­ 1957 tour of the organization. in an accident—particularly men The signers w-ere Susan and Church yesterday at 9 a.ni. Burial not be awarded to the members of. Raising third class mail (most­ as the reault of an unexplained , Harold E. Crozler, wdio heads who undergo -.nu-'t-al experiences. Noel Kidder, Los Angeles; Jake N. J.; three alsters, Mrs. Frank was In St. Mary’s Cemetery, East AVens, 171 -Hawthorne St. The Feast of the Assumption, a tember. the immediate family of a gov­ ly advertising material) from I 'i shooting. Michael Kendziersici, ADMITTED TODAY; Mra. Mary holy day of obligation, will be ob­ the Rotary committee In charge When Stebves first returned to Rosen, New YOrk, Fay Goodman. Warner and Mrs. Prank MacDon­ Hartford. Nursing Graduate ald. both of Riverside, N, J.. and ernment official occupying a ma­ cents to 2V4 cents per price on the shot outside his home. Is raeover- Wllmot, Talcottville. served in local Rorajn Catholic Miss Hope Fitzpatrick 7 Camp- of the band's appearance, has an­ civilization, his wife, Rita, of New York; Richard Lane, Los jor administration or policy-mak­ bulk minimum rate. Ing from two small caliber bullet nounced that a matineq will- be pre­ Angeles; Betty Hamilton, New Mrs. Joseph Klingler of Birming­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son churches tomorrow. Masses will be belNAve.. Vernon, will receive her Fairfield, Conn., said it was "the ing position." it said. "Suqh con­ The House made the third clesi wounds In the right arm. Michael to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Monalian, MAIN 8 t . sented at the High School gym for happiest day of my life. ’ But this Yorx and Paris: B->b Cohen. Los ham, Ala,; 10 grandchildren and Increase effective this year instead ONLY celebrated at SL Joseph’s Church di^olna from the Waterbury Hosr Jour^ great grandchildren, Anderson Rites tract awards ara repugnant to Jr., 18, after arfaignment yeeter-^^ Plymouth laane; a daughter to Mr at 5:30, T' S bless^ pital Bchpqlt^# -^uralng at com high a^-.-iunlotL high schoob atu- W^(^jsjw~said she was- conaider- , Eugene Bronstein, Niw of in a tWoratep lacreaae by 195# day in IDOklgJlLTown (Jourt on a dfnita:*»s(wa‘'ah evening concert for funeral .will be heMP p'ubllc policy.” . ' . and MAM&to ' PhllbricK. 85 W Ing_ of_ se^s _ 'iahd flowers at the mencemeiif ce'renti^ea to be held thg'getting V divorce. "•’S'^^'Shella O’senberg,-'Nit# The su.bcommtUee added; and put a ItittHiiBftfPon losses In­ charge«‘» f'’f*Sl«lt with Intent to 'MaHt'S'fcfWdck'vfne; a son to ,Mr. the public in the High School audl- "Thg decision is her.a." comment- York; Peggy Seeger. Los Angeles; o’clock tomorrow morning at the Will Be Privme curred, in handling second class kill latter M w i^M ass w iH :;;^.:^^jyilby High.Sfeix^^. Aug. 29. .4 -L-C'. Newkirk Whitney Funezal: . ..’^Reviewing tbev.Mcord of Mr. t|(ken,,t(j„J*iiVhen^.Uhn ■SBwl Mr*. N or««a Bra'ilsford, East Huffy ifdf peak sdeefftiiti said. Joanrtztiv^iftnt, N.ew -Yo,rk;!';?i(Htti: ^^,,RWticipaWir«.:JSiji» .niattqba™..- mall. Addiffe'nai revenui Masses'at at. Bernard’s Church pre'iddeht of tlie AmcHcah.Hoapital l?r the leader«is;^', West Hartford. mar G. Anderson, president of the 8:30 and *:30 a m. and at Sacred through Its annual tours™ its . fre­ Friends may call at the funeral that could be labeled a wrongful Washfast. In 1-3, 4-6X. Heart Church at I a.m. and 6:15 School of Medicine, and director of of a divorce, Sleeves said. "It’s Williamson. Berkeley, Calif., Larry A.B.A. Tool Co., who was fatally act on his part in connection with Grace-New Haven Community Hoa- quent radio broadcasts and tele­ all up there — in Connecticut." Moyer, New York and San Diego; home from 7 to 9 o’clock tonight. injured in an automobile accident, p.m. vision appearances, and its con­ a contract award. Town Ibspertor Reoigns pltal will be the principal speaker "It is my wife’s dMiaion,” he Elain Hyman Brooklyn; Noel and on Rt. 15 yesterday. "Hia fault lay not to much In 7 9 e Wothfaat Folos . . . Comfort-tailored, at the ceremonies. cert series in the Nation’s Capital. reiterated. "1 didn’t have any­ Guy Carawau, Los Angeles; Edward Preconrt Vernon’s Building Inapector. The annual tours originated under Edward Precourt of Siin.set Ea- The Rev. Theodore W. CSiandler what he did but in hia failure to combed cotton knit. Come in sizes 3 to 8. 6 4 * William E. Dowling, has resigned Hospital Notes thing to do with it." Elaine Kusnitz. Los Angeles; the Jr. of the Bolton Congregational realize that the very nature of Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Fran­ the direction of John Philip Sousa Steevea paused, then went on: Rev. Warren McKenna, Boston; tatea, 'Vernon, died yesterday at the S.98 Value Cordoroy Slacks . . . Man-tailored the town position, effective Thurs­ in 1891 and Have afforded Ameri­ Rockville (Sty Hospital after a Church will officiate at the serv­ his position in the Department of ces Molodzinski. 34 North Park St.,’ "It seems as if 1 sm being re­ Bill March. Los Angeles; Jerry ices to be held at the William P, CONTINUING for comfort Belt, zip-fly, cuffs. 1 7 7 day. The resignation waa an­ cans living outside the Washington long illness. He wak.80. Defense made it awkward and un­ A PAIR AND A SPARE nounced today by First Selectman Carl Kellner. Mountain St.: Mrs. jected by a person I love more Fiedora, Brookl.vn; Patty Tj-ler, Quish Runeral Home, 225 Main wise and incompatible with tlW Sizes 3 to 8. Lillian Mazako, Egypt Rd., Elling­ area an opportunity to see and than an.vbody In the world—seems New York; Harry Bloksberg, He was born in Maine and had Herbert 1. Pagani, hear the world-famous band, whose lived in Hartford for 35 years be­ St. higheet standards of public eoire I'SIS NYLONS Arthur FJ. Huntington, Taylor ton. there’s nothing 1 can do that will Midvale, N.J., Bob Willia’.'son, The family hai requested that in 2.29 Reversible 4aoket. . . Little boys' wash- <|' history goes back farther than the fore moving to Vernon a few years duct to maintain that posittoa able, water repellent. Sizes to 6x. Rd., Talcottville. retired builder Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Dor­ Capital a ty itself. change It." New York; Sahag Avadisiaa, lieu of flowara, donations be sent while hii immediate family othy Hannaford, RFD 2; Mrs. Jen­ Pawtucket, R.I. ago. He was a member of the pmr stocking has been appointed to fill the post. ‘President’s Own’ __ _ _ Maine Chapter of the St. Jean to the Manchester Memorial Hoepi-' business dealings with the depart* - m d , - Huntington is expected to set up nie Ostrowski and son, 65 Frank­ Familiarly known as "The Presi­ Sandra Meacoli, Los Angeles; tal Building Fund. ment." lin St.; Horace Ferris, Chamber Loraine Nowacki, Detroit; Ginger America Catholic So- a schedule of hours at hia home and dent’s Own,” the Marine Band has clety. Burial wrill be at the conveni^hce at the Towm Hall, Pagani said. Trailer Court, played for every inauguration since ' Fulbriglit Says Matfon. San Francisco, Judy '(Jo!- of the family. . Dowling resigned in order that Birth today: A daughter to Mr, llns, San Francisco; and Ninel The husband of the late Mrs. {packdgoef3...72c) Thomas Jefferson’s. Founded In. Rose Ann Laurent Precourt, he ha might return to his building and Mrs. Thomas Evans, 28 Grove 1798 by an Act of Congress, - tha-l Goldstein, Brooklyn. h at - • — Dulles Helped Those who made the trip but de­ leaves a daughter. Mra. Florence NOW M f fc fc’ N r I U N business. Pagahrialil band has played for all official I P. Yannone of Vernon, with whom A ip a ff I* aTgood ss two 81 Voters Bark City Event* Tonight functions in the Nation’s Capital clined to sign were: S c n ilt Elastic SUckinl^ The American Legion Auxiliary Sally BeKrage, London; Fred he made hia home: a brother, Al­ Police Arrests . eeawUi «• W ewe«l e«wee * pairs! No more ‘run’ ,wor- At ,a special city meeting last and all Important history-making fred Precourt of Saco, Maine; a night’81 voters aigniOed their ap­ will meet at 6 p.m. at Town Hail events in this country since that Reds in Egypt Grab, Alexandria. Va.. and Vienna; rim esslitir MIBlaH, l«( lai- rie*. Sheer 60-15’s are full where transportation will be pro­ Steve Tyler, New York; Ben great-granddaughter and a great Hriai *)tlM ttiadc Meduaei fashioned. Now save 28c proval of the city’s proposal to date. grandson. buy the Rockville Water and vided for a m.vstery ride. The ride Daniels, I>js Angeles; Sam Hoch- Bruno Johnson. 67, of .10 Hem- | riui in*, coafect- 'on 3-hote package. In new •The personnel of the band In­ (Continued from Page One) man. New York: Shelby Tucker Friends may call at. the Laraia j Aqueduct Co. Their vote actually will be followed by a Clutch treat cludes mu.sicians carefully lock St., was arrested yesterday •bit Mippon — •> • a«« shade*. Sizes 8V&-11. Save/ made valid a legislative act passed supper, a short business meeting screened and selected from some obtained and studied State De­ Jr., Pass (Jhristian. Miss.; Dan and Sagarino ' Funeral Home in and charged with intoxication. Po- : I Uw a«ict a** aa tlutd. by the General Assembly in its and a program. O'Connell, Chicago; Morris Block, Hartford tomorrow from 4 to 8 lice said that Johnson was found ! of the nation’s leading conserva­ partment secret documents in New York; David Hollister, New EARRINGS last TCSslon. The official board of Rockville tories, symphony orchestras, high preparation for the hearings it p.m. Funeral services will be held lying on a sidewalk In a helpless | WELDON DRUG CO. York; and Larry Schwaris of at the (Jote Funeral Home, Saco. condition. He is scheduled to ap- I The vote will be reported to the Methodist Church will mee^ at 7:30 school and college bands. To be ac­ never held. On thi basis of hia Utica. Mich MI Mala Street—MI I-5S21 Secretary of State as required. No p.m. in Wesleyan Hall. cepted in the band, an applicant own examinpition of the docu­ I. Maine, Friday at 8 a.m., folloiwed pear in Town Court Friday. 1 W. T. C rnt "Cliarit-H" one voted against the motion. must pass a strenuous audition and Movies at ?Iemy Park will be­ ments. Fulbright reported: No aMNsy dowa. latidira Mwl Voters also approved a $6,000 gin at 8:30 p.m. under the sponsor­ undergo a rigid physical examina­ 1. The United States Joined in BRACELETS appropriation for use by the Swim­ ship of the Greater Rockville Jun­ tion. the offer to help Egypt build the ming Pool Commission for the ior Chamber of Commerce. Chester Shields, who grew up In dun. ...Aftei™.-hot before, Egypt, coming flacal year; and approved The Rockville Softball League this town ana Whose father rgsldes mortgaged part of her cotton the borrowing of a sum not to ex­ playoffs will be held at 7:15 p.m. at at .136 School "St., is a member of crop for arms from Oechoslovakla. ceed $25,000 in anticipation of the trumpet section of the band. taxes. Henry Park with the Veterans of 2. The admiql ’tratlon’s decision CHGKERS itoch Foreign Wars and the American When the Marine Band appears to withdraw the offer "was made The motions were presented by Legion competing. In Manchester it will make the against the advice of the United Aldermdn Edwin J. Heck, pres­ first appearance of this colorful REG. $1.00 musical organization Iti the town. States ambascador to Egypt and FINAL SALE! ident protem of the Common Coun­ cil. The meeting was conducted bv Advertisement — Tickets for the evening perform­ the president of the International Drivers for school buses. 7:.30 ance only will be on sale at Kel­ Bank . for Reconstruction snd Mayor Herman O. Olson: About 90 a m. to 9:00 a.m.; 2:15 p.m. to 3:45 Develops lent." ' 2.98 Nylon Tricot Slips • .. persons attended the session which ler’s Men’s Wear, Naasiff Arms, Lost chonc* this s*cMon to sav« many, many WE8STER'S lastedlas...... leas than 10 minute.s. p.m. Call Manchester MI 9-4215. Fisher’s Dry Cleaners. Keith Fulbright said the withdrawral ENDS SATURDAY jTown .Meeting Called Variety Store," First National Bank, was "not In the best interest of doHort on bvaiy shoM. AH Hm I hoi^hts. A Suds loving nylons inspired by ex­ Vernon and Talcottville news' the United States" for these LAZY SUSAN A Special town meeting was Findell Mfg. Col, and Watkins DICTIONARY pensive lingerie. A ll delightfully called by the Selectmen last night items are' handled through The ! Bros, as well ss the Savings Bank. reasons; good soloction in your sit*. for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Town Herald’s- Rocksille Bureau, 7 W .' "First, the vrithdrawai of the trimmed; some with shadow panels. Hall. >Ialn St., telephone TKemont dam offer waa the direct cause-of 3-31.16. ! the aelzure by Naaaer of the Suez .See our collection today! 32 to 44. ______The meeting will consider the i S9o Acetate Tricot Brief, 5-6-7 ...... 28o five Issues listed on a petition from ' Nikita Pleased Canal. Thia action led. in turn, to 0 0 .00 the Vernon Taxpayers Bureau, and the laraeii-UniU i Klqydom-Frencli FAMOUS BRAND. LADIES' SHOES SPECIAL SPECIAL two other items added bj- the Se­ attack, to the serious deteriora­ lectmen. ICovenlrv After Tour of tion In our relations with leading An appropriatIoiT'’~6r $60rr 'to ■ ' "V----» allies, to the leyere oil shortages cover cost ©f adding chimneys ! In Europe, and to economic dialoca- Were 10.95 to 14.95 .and wj-es to the sewer on Old i Lost Papers East Germany tiona In other parts of the world. MAZIT ORLON* Town Rd., leading to the new high So far as cost la concerned. . it ■chool. will be asked: | (rontiniied from Page One) waa recently reported in the press CARDIGANS . Also, authorization will be ask- Located in that $174 miliio < has Ixen spent ^ for the Selectmen to dispo.se , under the authority of the Eisen­ BRIDAL PAIR of the Town Farm property. In- I ' The Russian leader brpke into broad smiles, however, when Wal­ hower doctrine, more than our, WITH T itXQUlSITELV FINE DIAMONDS eluding all the-land and, building ' Town Office ter Ulbrichl,'thief of the East Ger­ contribution to the dam would 3.66 thereon. , have been in 10 years. Farmers* Exchange Build" | man Communiat party, spoke Volvo Tile Elllngton-Vernpn Farmers I Coventry. Aug. 14 (Special)— about the only dispute knovyn to Exchange Inc™ planii to add___a papers missing frohi the have come up between the Russians j 75-hy-36-foot structure to its pres-1 town a.sses»or‘s office since March and the.East German regime. ■ | Ros. "We promise to follow your ad- j Rights Battle M azet* by M illikeh-’ the ent building at 8() Spring St . man- 22 were found yesterday in the ager Werner E. Kupferschmid said! , „ V I ' vice and grow corn better from now kitten-soft yarn that w on't' today. I 'a'Jlt of the town clerk a-office. on.” said Ulbricht.with a smile. iVow Political stretch out of shape. Are in 4 The addition was a|iproved by Assessor Rajnnond Broga had Khrushchev, a self-styled corn­ $279.00 meeting of the membership la.s't'March that the docu- raising expert who got Into argu­ urashable colors. 34 to 40. night, and ulll, mrovide needed ments, which could be easily re­ ments with German farm special­ War of Nerves space for storage ojf farm supplies. placed. were taken from his office ists on the quality of their cropt 2 pr.-for 10.00 the manager laid. by politically-minded persons in cut in on Ulbricht: The $10,000 building will be of the town who wanted to embar- ..."That means ‘more meat, more (Coatlnued from Page One) \ frame construction and is expected raaa him in his handling of the bacon and more butter." EXPANSION A U RENRUS 2.49 GJNGHAM .1.49 GINGHAM to be completed by November assessor's post. | conference aa Republicans want, Yost CJonstruction Co. will lay the or to accept the ^nate hill along CASUALS — WEDGES — FLATS SPORT SHIRTS The papers, which are personal I B o llo tl lines advocated by Democrats. SAMPU SIZES — 41 ONLY WATCHES SPORT SHIRTS foundatidn, while H. NiedcruTrfei declaraiions of property filed in h|a been engaged to construct the Both moves required unanimous W ATCH BANDS 1954-55 by the .Vational Silk Co.. conaent. 1 -story building 2-Car Collision ' Trot right in on your Colorful plaids in ,r«. ' - ... i were discovered vesterdav bv Mrs With Republicans and Democrats • All colors.. , . Good sc- 177 thPaiz^of* theM^'garel Cour, clerk of the Board i folding out t0T thelf respective ' lucky little feet, for the PRICE washfast cottons. of'Selectmen, ae-she-was making which were built in 1950 but aoon ttepoi^cl Ilere -propoeMe. there appeared to herinc - I biiy.1 of tfie"j'ear. Dozens PRICE Ift sizes 6 to 18. roiitine check I lection of sizes from 4-10. afterward were found to be too a routine check of veterans' ex­ ‘ creasing emphasis cm OOP talk of ' of atyle.i, colors, ma- 14 NO TRADE-IN DEEDED emption* records filed in the vault. Bolton. Aug. 14 t Special I—Two a special session in November If I Expertly tailored washfast - aniall. ' terials. Run! BOYS' * GIRLS' 1.98 Denim Jeans Fire Marshall .Meet The raiasing documenla lav be­ cars were extensively damaged the deadlcmk continues. cottons in colorful plaids. tween the page* of a book of Having once adjemrned. Congress I 2 poirs for 8.00 • / . ■ 2 poin for 8.00 ■ Fire Marshal John F. Ashe was early this afternoon in a colllaion LADIES* SUNIEAM -Iw—1 'BUSY BIAVIRS' Sizes small, med. & large. ,10-bz. coarse weave a veterans' records from 1952. ac­ at the Interaection of Bolton Cen­ could be called beck . in special L • w • • • denim, well made. cording to Fiitt Selectman Good­ sesiicm only by President Elaen- ter Rd. and Birch Ml, Rd. exten­ spociol 3*33 win Jacobson. Jacobson said Broga sion. No one waa injured. bower—a prospect not relished by 69c Broadcloth Shorts had moved the veterana’ records Deifiocrats, who regard it as e $1 49c Argyle S o x ... Involved were ‘Victcir Costanzo potential political maneuver to fER -*? Reg. 3.99. Supple leather and other raateriala into the town of Hebron Rd.. driver of one car, ELECTRIC Boxer, and gripper Personal Notices piece Eisenhower in the role of 11 uppers. Wear-tested I In Soft combed cotton. clerk’s vault two nontha ago be­ sm and A. P. MacDonald of Grstnby, cause there waa ho room for them civil rights champion,, newest styles. 8Vi to 3. styles. Sanforized. Washfast, 7 to lOVi., driver of the other. A woman paa-’ Keating told newsm'en that Con­ In Memoriam in thfc assessor’a office.' aenger in MScDonald’a car was not JUST SAY Mr*. Ernest Buser.' clerk In the Identifed. . gress should npt adjourn until a aaaesaor’a office, infor-ued State bill -is passed at this session: but he OPEN A NEW (In loving memory of tvilliam Slrur|:a Both cars were reportedly pro­ added: ^ // whoI paMcd------’ away------August------14,■' 1956. Police yesteiday that the miaalng ceeding south on Bolton Center n o a n injey Amtrice’t (attest revalving credit papera had been found.' "If no bill is passed ttaia session. lODGET ACCOUNT A. he raals in peaceful sleeo Rd.. when MacDonald stopped I shall strongly urge the president Charge It W. ti, Orenl "Charge-lt” Pian-Ne dawn payment His m'tijory we will always keep. Broga la currently on vacation suddenly and waa hit from behind and could n™t be reached for to call a special aeasion to wind it Mary SJ-urpa. wife’ by Constanzp’a vehicle. up. 'nii* matter should be settled e • • • • • • • e • Albert Slrurp*. ann comment. He waa expected back in Stale Police had not yet arrived SH 977 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER PEN THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. Antelia l>seB. daugliter. his office Monday. positively before midnight Dec. <1, OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. to InvMtigate the acddenL IIB7.’* 82SMAiNSHUlT^ MANCHUTHI. SWNTOWN AT 815 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE. W. MIDDLE TPKE. T ' : /'■

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BU GS B U N N Y huaband had delusiona, thought he Alloa Hramden: “Ralph, stop ■trips and taanaga hsiBg-«uta— '•sr'srBr"4r4r'M»M’ 4rEFM>' waa A refrigerator. Sounda rather Atom By-Product can possibly takstaka tba plaet ot w lut PUT'IMONI^R acting llks a Uirpe-year-eld.” m n u n iA T lpw c w boh he.rmlasa, eaid the doctor. "But,” Ralph Kramden: "So I’m a a farm offers him. SPECIAL SMOOIPW-MC’S Sense and Nonsense ~Aniwer te Prevloui Ptm le Bvsn a few wseks a yaar o f fipoghattl sM Mm $ . 'ahe crlM. "he aleepe w ith ' his three-year-old. Put me in the Glows for Years mouth open, and thk little light ^ I B Bargains country Ufa are a blaasing to a bey. WiSi EaalltaSaa Real Kentucky Derby and let me run." Music to Remember For ovory boy in the world la a H e The new mlnlater hed taken a at tht crib meditating for quite a ■hlnee In my eyes all night. ---Mrs, Ike Erwin, Jigger, La. Burlington, Maas.—An example atrong Intereat In the town'a while. Hia wife who waa at the o t the everyday usa of atomic by­ country boy at heart. drunkard. Many before him had kitchen door noticed this, for It ACROSS DOWN Listed by products Is a new map-reading de­ (All. rights reserved, Arthur Oruf Stum NBA Service, Inc.) tried to reform the old man and was the flrat time he had ever paid 1 Cspa The Inquirer vice made by a Burlington firm. CARNIVAL the'challenge waa too much for BY DICK TURNER 1 “-----King" SHOP ■ that much attention to his family. Cole S Landed It puts out a generation-tong glow the preacher to ignore. He worked Finally she stole up behind him, 4 ■— - Marje" S Spider of soft.light. ‘ I c s . F o f ’ P r e T e n le d very hard for nearly a year and placed her hand gently on hia Basically, tha Ught is a glass thuoght he beftan to aee a faint • Violin . 4 Start again shoulder and said, "Fred? a penny partners tube coated with phosphor and The Minding "ice fog" caused by jffllmmer pf hope. He nuihed up to for your thoughts.' 5 Poems Fred repliM, t> High note of filled with tritium gas, which gives engine sxhaUst fumes in tbs arctic M arendaz the -droway-e.Ved old man and "I was Just wondering how'they 0 MUlUry Md Ym Get • New ca r r a low-intsnsity Il^t lasting an Guido's icsls location That’s what jrour friends will AvaM Kapaaatva JLaea wHii Te EtMto the Paiwiva Diner may bs a thing of tba paat Scien­ greeted him warmly. could build a crib like that for Schocil-Geing Tegs almost-indefinits span of;'yaars tists at Chicago’s Annoor Rs- Minister lin a pleaaed voice! — ninety-eight cental” II ParadiM T Compau point I ask you. after you have tried "'VIS- Naaie Tapea Whether you’re serving meals in­ Naadltpamting! TRAVEL AlimV • Foundation St Tries 42 Merganser without replacement or recharg­ sssreh Foundattm bars davalopod Peter, we are getting there. 'We def­ 14 Opsrstle nlo J TA” 8IMON12 Just once from Loat Itema always turn up and doors or out, svsryona will ap- ing. This sort of light is expected 18 4jq1bib Sty Hartf(sr4 0 Aloud ST Hardest 43 Engage pain find their way beck to each a darlee ’which they say sliminatea initely are, I never waa ao happy About to be married for the sec­ 15 "Little----- I JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, 723 preclata getting tha CHICKEN to be used In lamps in p 1 a c s ■ ToL Echo" Id/Teltarsm St Hardy 44 Gerilnt'c other again when they’re marked PARTS he likes best. Buy only tbs moisture content of. tha ex­ CHspof 7-{•5867 in all my life when I aaw you at ond time, the 60-year-old widow wife in Main St. In one application, you where maintenance is difficult, 14 Required It Speaks heroine with ‘^ABH’S" NAME TAPES wings, or breasts or drum sticks haust before it sntsrs the atmos­ the prayer meeting laat night. Con- was troubled with fear that her Arthurian Lean CUCAN-POUSH-PROTECT such as ship-channel markers, rail­ phere-, preventing the Ice. fog. Aatli«rizsd AgentsK t* For All ONE THINS VA THAT(?EMINOS ME... IT'S V gratulationa, air. tIMoet IT Slow to ” St Music it one your eAr, making it recapture its from the Notion Oountcr of J. W. o r’ the assortment you prefer at husband-to-be might discover her comprehend of them legend road tunnels, and highway signs. RsiL Ah’ sad Stsanshia TTA e£A«EW*ER' HIS PEEDIN TIWE NOW.W Peter wa.a Just as glad as the secret. hackneyed ‘Tike-new" finish. Gone is the dull HAUB CX>RP. Order them novf (by Ly n n p o u l t r y f a r m s 60 SI Robs 41 Novelist, BarrEOBitBB in t w o t y p e s IP'AJ BUYS miftlater. He shook the other's In despeiBtion, she wrote to the 10 Baked elty it Free film, that stubborn gray veil, phone If you wish! for back-to- STORM in the Parkade or at tha Lises plecci S3 "The last time 3S Spanish Jan ----- Stanley ■chool and for clothes taken to col­ There are two waU-recognlatd LllfES T' « 4r ,0N hand 'energetically and exclaimed matrimonial agency which turned I saw ----- " Gardner ThsreTs’s enough for four complete center. You'll find them always HAROLD EELLS thankfully, ' up the man for her in the first ft At this time SI SUte i.OO can. lege. 'Those 'With names' WO'VEN types Of matteorites which have s c » e p i / c e t 14 Leave out 40 Works 4T Entrance Job# in the |2.r* frtsh, always tender and flavorful been found in al parte of tha world: MsndiestM’ Affcnt Peter — T’m so glad of that, place. n Mualest work in are 6 doaen for $3.75, 9 dOMn Conn.-grown TURKEYS, 7-10 lb»- Ruth Milieu S4 Mtn'i nSme SS Musical ditigently 41 Glimpse for $$.35. (Green, red, blue, black Tha stony ones and tha meso eosh- TeL MI 9-7442 minister I’ve been really worried "If I tell him my secret before 41 Lawsuits $0 Kind of rianee Summer Jobe around the home are ftMh frbson. Bake one soon we are married, he may not want S4 Snare quality on White Upe.) T he CASH8AVER mon Iron enae. all day — wondering where I was often extend to cleaning shoes. and you'll have the makings of Every Boys'# a Coimtry last night. to m any me; if I wait until after­ ST Musical White linen shoes taka a atep- with PRINTED names coma In direction 1 r ~ 1“ u i 1 r “ 1“ r - 1 quich.saiads, sandwiches and main Boy Deep to HU Heart ward and he ■ finds out, he may by-stsp process for beat results. ■ew-on types. 8 doaen $1.35 and 12 dishes ready in minutes. When Once there waa a busiheaa man divorce me,” she wrote, "What i SO Froxen.defsert Scrub o k mud and surface dirt doaen for $1.50. Allow ONE WEEK r " li you’re tired o t cooking yet must There's nothing Uke visiting en d who never paid any attention to shall 1 do? My secret la that I've 3S Unruly fellow ttrst. ' Then rinse with a cloth DEUVERY, 54 Coves satisfy robust appetites, ^ ck up a a farm to make a city-bred teen­ hia family; even denied them the got false teeth.” r - s 1 wrung In clean warm water. Fol­ L IS T E N T O 55 Mott indolent The season of scratch, bump full-cooked BARBECUED CniCK- ager slow down his pace and get companionship that they were en­ In a few days she received this low this with a whitening polish BN, $1.6$ eath. 'Wonderful eating. titled to. One day he came home, advice: "Keep your mouth shut.” SO “----- lor R “T" r ~ w meant for fabric shoes. After and bits is here. It is time to fin acquainted with the World about Two” a first-aid cabinet and check a him. ‘TODAY ON WALL STREET w'ent into the house and walked up shoes dry away from heat,-brush Oivs fresh pork apartribs half to the crib where his child lay ST Japanese r off excess white powder. kit for the beach or campaite. On a farm a boy who is used to They tell of a woman who com­ an hour in a very hot (450 Jumping in a car to rida two blocks MONDAY Throuch FRIDAY, 8:06 P.M. sleeping. He stood there looking plained to her physician that her outcasts P Actually, aoap aijd water serves SO Minor IT n degrees) even; then add your discovers that be has legs. Hell StotloR WDRC— 1880 rni Year Dial ir A garden umbrella may ^ , well as disinfectant for such minor 40 Go by m Tie! emergencies as insect bites, m sauce' and reduce the heat to PANEL 16*x20" walk miles a day over fields and M R . T W E E D Y BY NED RIDDLE 41 President IT" W"‘ B % scrubbed, . top and underside, moderafe (350 degrees). The ribs through woods. with a scrub bnish and thick face scratches and bruises. .9 OUR BOARDING HOUSE wrth MAJOR HOOPLE Coolldgc will need from Uiree-quartars to 1 As he walks hs begins to sea 4STurite't 8 i 9 •udf. First open the umbrella. hour in this moderate oven end and hear. In the quiet of the coun­ Sh earso Ns H a m m il l a C o . After the sudsing, rtnaa with hose Kttehsn arithmetic; 1 cup of un­ ' overcoat p cooked alboiV'm'aearenll (4 ounces) they can usa some basting with try ha is a'wars of many aounds Look, ME UP ■ 6 and leavt umbrella open to diy. the saucs. •totoM Nsv r«* JtoSt Atotosss HOW ABOUT ^ 4$ Shore * 1 usually makes 3 cups ^ cooked. that blend together; The hum o t X >066O tie! THIS IS IT/ WHEN MY THAT 6 0 LT> 40 Clergymen O cc^onal scrubbings will length insects, the clear, sharp caU o f a 918 AAsrfn IhrsW, RAwMliMlsr • MMcMI 2- l 8n p N en life of the material because (^Mint on spaghetti doubling its KISSES SOT A LETTEE HERE FROM PENSION MINE y o u •1 Dawn goddess bulk, too. Know your eheaso! Try Oamem- quail, tha music o f tress as their STARTS RaL- ■ POPPED UP 15 Great Uke V 1i IT dirt and grease will not berbme barL for Instanoa, originally from leaves are rustled by tbe wind. AN O .' PAL WANTS ME IW nrIT embedded In the fibers f3N A SeCRET URANIUM lN6 IN-^I'LL WITH ONCE SS HersMie n % Dlaeewwt an Arttat BnppWee Franca. It has a thin whitiah His eyas scan the skies on a S b in t h e -~EVE R 6 E T , bend 8“ ■ IV u With inventory week Just crust and a aoft, ersamy, yoltowish I F I KiN ROUND Zipper Bladers for School cloudy day, fdr in the country one'a UP FINE HUNNERT WE’LL M A R kE t ANyiHlNS > •4 Soak up around tbs comer, and a Mg fall- intarior. Allow Omembert to jdans depend on the weather. Time MB g r - ^ I BA •5 Espouses 5 u n Rain, snow and sleet can't get SRABTHIS l a n d AN' 6 0 FOR A OUT OP IT *-• and-winter shipment . arriving, coma to room tamparaturs baforo tha country means only day- c a r r o t ^0UT 60LDEN- M. French through the rugged ZIPPER looee- SKBRWIN - WILLIAMS COM- aerring so It beeomea soft and tight. or dark and so the days art PRANCIN' INTO EASV “Who do I saa abetrt another lemonacle dealer in my summers V It fl runny. STREET— & V /, PATCK.^ ROt>, leaf BINDERS, 2 and S ring, now P-ANY7. Main S t Is stagiM a long and lajQr (or tha boy vacation­ 5 Meek that ineiets upon etarttnf price war«7** IT Attempt displayed Just inside the door at 'B LET'S 6 0 / clean-w sals offering 38% DIS- ing on a farm. F. W. WfKiL.WOR'TH COMPANY. OOUNT on quality ARTIST SUP­ Pretty Fahr-Ups Even his sense of smell is I ’ t o Soma with world maps or the 48 PLIES. Now is the time to re­ Exciting coordinates foretell the sharpened, for the wrooda small dif­ State# on the cover, they are vlnyl- plenish your supply of BRUSHES, crisp, anergetlc days of fall at 5512 ferently from the fields. And the PRISCILLA’S POP A Mutual Misunderatanding BY AL VERMEER ' coated for greater toughneaa and MARI-UAD'S 691 Main St 8466 OIL COLORS, ARTIST BOXES, Paint thU handsoma woodland rain that washes grass and treat only S1.29. Others, at S2.98 have an XI4 yn. EASELS and CANVAS PANELS SKIRTS baaring famoua "Sacony" brings a fragrance of its own to BBA '• V E S . Sll identification window and a aipper- labels also "Girl Town" and "Neu- aocne ' with jrour embroidery while they're available at savlags. needle! You'll enjoy the moments the whole countryside. FOR IT. MR. NUTOHELL.) ed inner pocket Big and roomv, A pretty fitted, dreaa for the Hoard soma away for gifta ba,uar Plaid" havs tha baaiiUful BOV! -YOU RE ALLY^ those with OENUTOE cowhide spent working tbe simple stitches Cap Life’s Different ■chool-age miaa with a cute, look and tha features of WOOL. Any boy brought up in a elty is HAVE HIM] ^ LEATHER OO’VERS are 14,98. Get Note to bridee: Halve a. -stand­ In blendlng^lors. , ______5 P E A K Rovyf-V grown-up look. Heart shaped pock­ YOU CAN WASH. All eerefuUy Hreky Indeed to have a relatlva who i: T R A lN eO vours soon. It's a "must” for ard recipe for a salmon loaf and made with clastic Inserts In back Pattern No. 6013 contains hot- r o iv B me n ets are pleasing, and a large or iron transfer for design le " x 20' lives on a farm. Of course, city-bred BACK-TO-SCHOOU bake in custard ou(i4. . for comfort, side slppors and th at b on a ■mall collar adds intsrest. material requirements; stitch il­ boys can go to camps. 1 GH o No. 8466 with patt-o-rama in­ matching bolts, they come in cir­ But camp life is different. It's Nice with that before-dinner lustrations; color dtart. PInwbeel Bunburgers cluded la In tisae 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 cular, straight and planted styles. Sand 25c in Coins, your name, organized and regimented. While (Makes six servings) beverage; Small Muaraa of tMn TBRS ■ “ years. Sizs 6, 3V4 yards of S6- SWEATERS of "Pandora" orlon address and the Pattern Number #i it's fun. It Isn't real country living. Two-thirds cup (small e^an) un­ Inch; collar, 8-8 yard. eornfaread with a flIUng of butter keep their shape without blocking. (Country living to a boy Is pull­ diluted 'evaporated milk, 1 egg, and deviled bar.. ANNE CABOT, THE MANCHES­ For this pattern, send S8c In Mothproof! BLOUSES, to team TER EVENING HERALD, ilM ing in tbs morning tha com that IVs pounds ground beef, Vi cup coins, your name, address, sise de­ happily wlUa many fashion psrt- will be on the table for lunch, pick­ fine cracker crumbs, 'Vi teaspoon Head to Toe Ontflts AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK sired, and the pattern number to ners coma in a tasteful assortment 88, N. y. ing the blackberries that will go ITh r o w n ■alt, ^ teaspoon pepper,- 1 tea­ SUE BURNETT, MANCHESTER Ivy League styling ia very im­ for. school and drasd-up fun. These into tbs cobbler for dinner, going spoon dry mustard. % mip finely portant for your growing boy. go­ It’s ready! The ’ n)y 88c youth clubs, swrlmmlng pools, d n g ..alley...OOP..\'"'TY ad«? BY V. T. HAMLIN SSKJBC: buns, split wealth of s«i|llt;j.!_aasy to vsew selabtion o t A I ^ T SHIRTS, sizes Cllrmf'f.fFyJte. can bring a Salad combine evaporated miljc, egg, ■tyles; spAdar'^iMtures; gtft pat- 4-20, btaw 6- COTTQi to »UfiiC->'iQttF«iL is>'«aay,.to' sepaipta' I\i> 1 jr 111 nilr. iQi.l -it. . -cracker crumbs, aeJt, pepper, tern printed 20 giso boys •‘Dlcklt" (3inNOS. '6- .seml-tranmmmiA mustard, onion sihd green pepper. for It now — Juat 25 centi. rvst.'-'-'iaHfr'Yiib, theWi^Wuch to segments of an orange or a grape­ Meting 'hp «ANGf Blend together until well mixed. choose for your HU8KIE, tailored fruit. When making dresses for UtUs TTvnI W Form meat mixture into 12-lpch especially for hia generoui propor­ First, pare with a sharp knife, IjMnpa to Serve Toulr girls sew a small pfact of tha ma­ square on waxed paper. Spread tions: Suits, sport' coats and being sure to remove all of tha terial in tha, side seams in a way tUEL Oil eith cheese spread. Roll up Jelly- Lighting Needs trouaera. ComforUblc, long-wear­ white. Hold the fruit over a bowl C e h i m Ie 2 t i n t . Avoid eyeatrain while you make that the garment can be ironed roll fashion; seal*edge. (5u‘t Imo* ing FOOTWEAR FOR THE to preserve every drop pf Juice. neatly. TTien when she snags her GASOLINf one-Incm alicea. Place each allce every comer bright and cheeiy FAMILY come in imarteet stylet. Slide the knife (lowA beside each with a new lamp from WATKINS, dress and it needs to be mended on hamburger bun half, covering September openi the door to iCout- dividing membrane, and push out you will have a piece of cloth that completely. Place bunburgers on 935 Main St. During their semt- ing activities. It's official head­ tha segments until all are free to DIAMOND'S anpual furniture sale now.in prog- matches the garment exactly as it broiler pan. Broil flv# to seven quarter for SCOUTING UNI­ adorn apfi fla-vor your salad. Ar- has been laundered Just as nuny BANTLY OIL reaa, a charming HOBNAIL, FORMS and EQUIPMENT for rangi altecnattly with lovely, inches fri>m heat for five to seven times as the dress. I \\\ IM minutes (or to taste). TABLE LAMP with brass mount­ cub through axplorcr rank. The green avocado saction (peeled) on ing and rose-sprigged shade Is upeUlra MEN’S STO^E. earrtea a la$tuca leaf. Add savei-al .bright Lunceboh, salad;.Lightly cooked ■ I ■ I) \ I i; I I I A R M Y and NAVY Three Modem Mtoree to Serve You $9.98 reg. $12:50. It's a graqioUs. complete outfits for the fall "and rad siraWberriida til'll tt add color to 28*(i" high. Choose pink roacs or prunes pitted snd filled with cot­ tEL Mltclu'll 9 459S HAJUIAC MEN'S and BOY.S’ winter months ahead. The racks the salad. m MAIN ST. M I f - l f M yellow with green leaves. Nice for ■re bulging with that pleasing tage cheese, serVed or romaine SHOP, 948 Main St. Is one of three with boUod dressing. Add a little KOCKVILLB TR 5-3271 )^to-date .stores to serve you: >-0 urself or a gift. combination, top-notch quality One-half teaspoon ,aac)^^ cinna­ plus cordial prices. gr.^ted lemon rind to the cottage T^ere is a branch in Beat Hartford mon, nutmeg andVjnrawtq ginger, cheese before using. L O N G S A M and one in Weat Hartford. They Headed for a summer home with a lUah o f-p o M n M dlovas, Is BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS with a minimum of conveniences 7 One of the surest signs of a lim­ plenty. The sagrtl spicek in the featura nationally- advertised InvItattoB to Hsndworit B U Z S A W Y E R brands at popular prices and can To keep fish and other foods in an ited vocabulary it tbe over-use of same quantities. will deliciously BY ROY CRANE Icebox, cover ice with waxed pa­ common words. How often, for in­ flavor q spice cake. Add a daah of Give yourself hours of pleasure. outfit your boy completely for and then perhaps an heirioqm to m o m e n t jwr WNb B TIM im sTRt^ per. The ice won't melt aa fast stance, do all of us .raply. to pus- lit to ever/ mixture of a sweet - M V t t m n e v f MI bOdKSIDO VMNM TO HAfE CRURMTIP AND, pay, ow Mi BACaC - TO - SCHOOL. Your e " '^• trsssurs Whenwhen you step Into TOUR ' T WHATS WSAND X0«KA« CHARGE ACIOOtnVT is invited. and will absorb fewer food odors. allng or aurprising sUUmm ts by Sdessert. n m ogpoap puit all the other nVAfLANi„.flty, Thii keeps it fresher for iced YARN SHOP, 00 Cottage St. and THIMSS lORKA SAYS HE CAN PO.,. SHOOT saying: “Thars funny!” The word MAYfl ZORM » drinks. Tunny" is used to describe so Shop for Toar Bay Now decide to make a 1ovel,v afghan, a aiPI, RACE CARS, RY PLANES. (Tamping out should mean less iuxtirious booked rug, or a needle­ com e TO n o t Ml many different rMct'iona that it The LAY-AWAY PLAN at AND fitVE HIM MY work for mother, who ie still (he point picture to adorn your wall. chief cook and bbttle -washer. Tomato Juice makes an excellent luks now lost any specific maen- MONTGOMERY WARD COM­ JOO. braising liquid for beef, lamb, liver, PANY helps you two ways. First The AFGHAN KIT, $11.95 comae Dishwashing can be easier If ta­ complete with sufficient pur# wool bleware goes from hot suds to a veal. sUbsUtuUng one of the fol­ by shopping now tor j-our winter garments, the scleetioa Includes yam in s Eippered plastic storage mesh bag. punk bag of dishes in lowing words, -we Mn exprWs our beg. Lots of new STAMPED boiling water to rinse and hang 'Hand-Me-Downs' Are meaning?inlii' more exactly and mere ■vary a iu in every slyie. You can. Disappearing. effectively, i in addition, SAVE over the regular 0(50DS ready for your embroidery lip to diy. needle, are arriving dally to liven Those hated "hand-me-downa" P u a z 1 i a g, auiprUing, odd, price. For instance, hoys’ ' CYCLE up your home. With a SOCK Vacations bring stranga, new art rapidly disappearing from stranga, curious, remarkable, JACKETS, reg. 817.98 are now P a c k , make a pair of eye-catching Junior’s land sis'a) clothes closets, queer, unusual, pacular. intarast- 815.94 and turtle neck, sateen 1 encounters. Somewhere one of 3-dimenslonal socks for your favor­ the family may pick up a tick. now that MARTINIZING, the ONE ing. amusing; Intriguing, ridicul­ PARKAS ere $8.94, reg. $9.98. ite "him." And ehmobne has to remove it. HOUR DRY CLEANING U estab­ ous, humorous, unprecedented. These' sale pHcae avaiiabie until Aug. 31. Just plcg puLlhi one you 1 The American Medical Associa­ lished at 20 Ehuit Centar St. Gar­ Uaten Parenta tion says to remove the tick im­ ments ma.v now be dry cleaned A PonnaMat Wave, $8.48 want: deposit $1 and it wtR be held Vancouvar—A good txample by J E F F C O B B mediately snd as gently a.v pda- whenever they show soil, and be for you until OcL IS, Make weekly BY PETER HOFFMAN Now Is tht idaal time to get parents is better than "armchair sible. If fingers are used, the ready to wear In one hour. Children that back-to-acho«l PERMAN­ payments if you wish and have it talks," sa.vs Dean Neville W. HAW, S «! lick should be handled with s get maximum wear from clothes completely paid for when yoii need WEU....I 6 UEGS IT'LL BE And A McmNTLATK... MICKEY FINN A Right Angle Special! BY LANK LEONARD' ENT from SCHULTZ BEAUTY Scarfa, head of the^ coUega of edu­ n x KEEP AN ALL RK5HT.'...I'LL BE BACK' taC.SM.0*> small piece of paper. Then gently before they.outgrow them. No need SAIX)N, 9SS Main St. First, bv it, or Just have the comfortkble cation at Unlverelty of British are YOU sues \ou EYE PEELED FER •I JUST A FEW MWUTES'^ THEY'RE OUT V--|-- - • - ■ISC a dtsihfectsnt or soap and to stockpile outfits against delays feeling that the exact Style and Columbia. If parents send well- POtTT MWmD COME DUFFY IS REAUr] YEAH.'MIT WE MISHT water on the area. making an appointment now, RUSTUR6 HERE OF SK3HT/...LET'S HrrrWG THE lA a \ AS IfELL PACE rr-NE'S in diy cleaning. Your order doesn't you’ll have time for an in-between size is resen'ed for you. In the behaved children to achool from AL0N6, SltaNK0f...I'M BESIDES READm' leave the premises; all work is done BOYS’ DEPT, counters are over­ DRMNG THESE GENTLE­ GODOWNTDTHE NOW.MtCOSKER.' j OOMW’ TO LIFE TOO ; shampoo and set that makes for homes which show Interest and MY COMIC BOOKS! CABIN I HKDRIVEIf MY / LATE'PHIL ONLY NAS ' A New Life Sto here by trained operators using the flowing with BACK-TO-SbH(50L anxiety for leeming, teachers can MEN PACK la THER CAR.' "W e suggest the purchase of a nsturslnasa. secondly. during OUTAMUPOF / to HALVE THREE HOLES most efficient equipment in the August only this nationally ad­ wear. Long slecvs SHIRTS of "Dan do a far batten Job, he stresses. PHIL’S/ -AND IT’S ALL OVER ' growth U F E INSURANCTE (TOM- business. If. an invitation cornea up vertised cold wave is only 88.45 In­ River ’ fabric, sizes 6-16, are $1.79 PANY STOCK, sealing under $10 unexpectedly, your suit, dress or cluding a thorough shampoo, and Up. A fin# line of TROUSERS Soma women insist on moving per share." CIOBURN A MIDDLE- ■port Jacket and Iw impeccably sparkling rinse and fashion set. arc arranged for your easy Selec­ into a color and making it thair BROOK, INC. 629 Main Street. cleaned and pressed on short notice. Professions! haircut, the thinning tion. owm. It’s usually a sharp gresn Mitchell 8-1105. The same top-notch service la yours and shaping Is extra. Mitchea 8- or lavsnder. T hey feel that it’s at TWO HOUR SHIRT SERVIC*, 8951. Chef .Ded may be spoiling ■ lot attention-getting to dp this. It la Next time you're pre)>aring 299 West Middle Tpke. (near the of good meat by overdoing on but In th# wrrong way. Other •paghetu and meat bells, make Parkade). Shirts are Uunderdd and Proper packaging will preserve barbecue sauce. SWure -jsed on people regard it merely aa an some extrw meat bklla and shape plickaged to perfection. It’e not ice cream's quality If it la to be ■teak or other baef items should be eccentric, not charming habit. them. Into tiny rounds. Use these easy to' duplicate at home the mas­ stored in the freezer more than rich in oil and planty o f seasoning, extraa to enliven a vegetable soup. terful Job they do here. a week. Place original carton in but for a pork sauce, go easy on "Your conversation Is ypur ad- a plastic lu g and seal tightly. This fat and have plenty of oblll sauce. vertisamant," said Bniee Barton, aeals In moisture and keeps cream noted advertising axecutlvs. from ehrtnking and becoming Junior may not like this, but "Every time yoq open your mouth, CAPTAIN EASY coarsa-textured. you might borrow his magnet to you let men look into your mind." M B a d M om ent BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS li'RlENOS It H elps BY MERRILL BLOSSEE keep nail files^j^aty pins needles Ngy. J0»! Eoriy HaMta Sttrk and small s o M i^ collected. Nloe to give, Pleaeant to. Use MAKg.suae Q o o o ! AND I It’s a good idea to teach a child HOLIXIWARE SERVING HE DIDN'T DO'IDU MAW BI«0U6HrAU»l6 tha value o f savings at an earlv . Breshfast should contain a PIECES (trays, candle holders, HANa ON age. A child who gats. In the habit fourth or ev.a a third of. the day’s Compotes) fmm MATHER’S AT IL SONT3ANOR-T MVBBAP4 J of rtjnning to a candy story every food needs, nutrltionUlts say. A h e ■------^ u m b r e l l a / ^ .T -CEN'isuR bring 'lasting ALL SUMMER time he gets a few pennies Is on survey of Ohio sehoot children beaut.y. charm snd gracioiisncss to his way to becoming extravagant, showed not quits 20 per cent ate ■ a home. Keep them gleaming with child psycholpglsU taU us. 0 «t breakfast that provided about one- "Intematipnal. Sliver Polish" ths them Interested' in a bank they fourth of their daily meads from profesaio’Dal polish originally de­ can build themsalvaa, such aa ah bread, egg, milk and fruit. veloped for silversmiths and Jewel­ hasy-to-maka cardboard bank that ers. It’s , gentle, quick-acUng and Air Step Shoes ■nay be made from a cereal box Newooeaer te Faahion Family actually retards future .tarnishing. and decorated with colored paper. In the BABY D^IPT. of J. W. Get some from MA’THER'S AT Whan thM get a good amount halp HALE (XIRP. a new namf has been THE CENTER. IlifBtE 12.95 them to 'open a savings account. added. It’s "McKern" You’ll want periiapa by letting the youngster one or more o f the long-sleeve cot­ BufflAg of nails is Important, go to the bank with you and see It increases circulation Of blood you deporit the money. He could ton knit JERSEYs with Ivy VALUES League stripes for your young man in tissues around ths n al^ .. If even take care of his owm bank jrour nails are brittle or aoft, peel­ book. starting school this fall. Tha "Mc- KEM" label adorns a handsome ing or splitting from a vlUufiin W'A’ MORTY MEEKLE deficiency, you may want to buff L ast S tra w BY DJCK CAVALLI THE STORV OF MARTHA-WAYHE TheM Add ImMrtance to Veur 2- pc. BOUCLE SUIT with Breaking It BY WILSON SCRUGGS on a ^asta fioUsh, rather than an Ouiial Wardrobe SWEATBR-tomsetch for that new 'I'MiCOINNINO 1 m.LSE,HHC»/‘ bit of hnsscullhity you're so proud an-liqufcT nan polish. This is fine I NqMRS.LK,I L rL Moor*, a aquat, boxer-puncher/ »lng well in nortbani rings ef laO* Only a short time back word was mentioned in this column Nattonal League Oval. Davey Moore, six ranking feather­ haa swept three in. a row this yearj and Quljano, a.rangy bogun', eoitias of.'the possibility that the Manchester Merchants semi-pro Headquarter* v». Firemen, 8:30- weight contender from Springfield, Hla victory over Panama’s laidro well recommended. A pro aine* ho To Win over R ed Sox Baiting (Based on 256 at bats) Jockeys Hurt football team would move to Westfield, Mass., for the 1957 Robertaon Park. Ohio, la favored to apoil tha U.S. Martinez at Washington, July 5j waa IS, the 5-7 feather haa' n — Aaron, Milwaukee, .3,14; Mualal, Thnrsda.r, Auguat 15 debut o f Mexican featherweight shot him into the No. 6 position 61-10-7 record, incluillng 18 kayoB, aeason. And.the possible shift will become a reality unless the St. Louis. .331; Mays, Nsw York Chicago, Aug. 14 OP)— Poly Hi, Naasiff* V * . Elk*, 6-C:harter Oak champion Victor Manuel Quijano among th* contender*. He haa been stopped one*. and Groat. Plttrtiurgh, .829; Robin- local.oca. CUPclub comes up with a sponsor within theU..- anext . ; . , .wcouple u p .. a.of V ™ the nation's leading 2-year-old Park. at War Meniorial Auditoriui'n to­ A member o f the 1952 Olympic Although he haa won his last weeks. This was made clear by Promoter Georjre Mitchell |^®'League pennant race is incredible. In 10 son, ancinnati, .326. filly, seeks her seventh straight Frtda.v, Aupiat 16 night. team, which also included Floyd six fight* Quljano wa* mad* Uw Runs Aaron, Milwaukee, 87; durine a lengthv o«tce ^nslt }•«-« '____ days, they ve rolled up eight straight victories—all against stakes victory today in the 850,- Graen Manor v*. F A P, 6-Char- The 23-ycar-old xcrappera. each Patteraon and Tony Anthony, 9-4 nnderdog becauas h* haa met 'trrday aitrmoon. Ititchell has ^ contenders— and have surged from a half-game behind to 6i i Mayi. New York and Blasingame, 000 Princess Pat at Washington tar Oak Park. boasting modest winning atraaks, Moore haa posted a 25-5-1' pro rec­ lesser known fighters than Moorf. b m i Ui* cuitUhg hand behind the St. Louis: 81; Robinson, ancin- Park. Sunday. August 18 clash ovar the 10-round rout*. The ord; He haa 12 knockouts to hla Tall for u 126-pounder, thaMaxlean games ahead. nsti, 77: Mathews, Milwaukee, 76, Merchant* for the paat four year*.; starting with the game that pyl A daughter of Polynesian, the Morlarty’a va. Simabury, 2:30- hoiit will be telecast (A B C -T V )) credit. He haan't been .stopped. Ma rated a snappy punchar, aape- Runs Bstted In r--- Aaron. M il­ ‘■Unleas a sporuior ia,forthcoming them in front, the Brave* have 85,500 yearling bargain owned by Mt. Nebo. coast to coast. Mexlcnn fighters have been do- rially with hla left. waukee end Musial. St. Louis. 87; In the Immediate future,” Mitchell I been S-O. while the combined rec­ Mrs. (3eorge Zauderer will go Crowe, ancinnati. 76; Mays, New * atated. "the Merchant* will not op­ —.jiA*,,-. against five others in the six-fur­ ord of the other contenders i St. York, 74; Ennie, St. Louis, 69, erate locally this fall. After care-1 i Louis. Brooklyn, Cincinnati ami long dash for 2-year-old fillies. Hits Schoendirnst and Aaron, fnl consideration of all facta in-1 ' Philadelphia I has been 7-11-a "nat- I f all six start, the race will Milwaukee. 147: Robinson, a n ­ volved,” he continued, " I have ’ ural” for .Milwaukee. . gross 8103.324 with the winner get cinnati and Musial, St. I»u is, 142, reached the ronclusion that the | ' Whammy on Reds ting 867,150. A Poly HI victory project is much too b'jr for one in-1 Mays. New York, 140. would run her earnings to 8213,170, di\1dual to handle. I would like very i The Braves stayed with it last Doubles- Musial. SL Louli, 81; close to the record of 8219,000 much to get some organiiatlon t o ' night, again putting the whammy Hoak. Cincinnati. 27; Schoehdisnst, earned by Top Flight aa a Juvenile Milwaukee and Bouchee, Philadel­ take 0%-er the entire sponsorship on fourth place Cincinnati for a 12- filly in 1931. NaHnnsl lAMpie phia, 26; Spencer. New York, 25, but I would be wrtlllng to ser\-e as | :4 romp, their 12th victory over Major Triumph It’s easy to buy the best! I Cincy in 14 games, W'. L. Pet G.B. Triplei Ma.vs, New York. 15; the club’s business and booking! Milwaukee 69 42 .622 Poly Hi will be seeking her 10th manager, a role I have enjoyed a , j Lew Burdette, with a personal Bruton; Milwaukee. 9; Schoen- St. Louia ...... 62 46 ..■>64 6>) I dienet. Milwaukee. Thornton, victory In 12 starts. Her major great deal for the last four years.; I Jinx working on the Redlcgs. won Brooklyn 62 .10 ..154 7 ', triumphs came in the Rosedal* and "Perhapd," George went on. "it ■hi# lU h with an eight-hitter and j New York, Aahhurn end Bouchee, Cipcinnati ...... 61 .10 .5.10 6 ! Philadelphia and VIrdon, Pitts- Fashion Stakes at Jamaica, the It time to take some -people’s ad -1 ' two home runa hia first in eight filly division of the National Slal Philadelphia .... 59 .12 .532 10 j burgh. 7. vice and throw’ in the towV. !•: major l e ^ i r acasons. It also was New Y q r k ...... 11 62 .451 19 lion, the Astoria at Belmont, the would have (kme it sooner except! his 11th victory in his last 12 de­ Home Runs Aaron, Milwaukee,” Chicago ...... 40 69 ..’576 28 I 32; Snider,' Brooklyn, 29; Crowe, Colleen at Monmouth and the for my keen love for football and | cisions with the Reds. P ittab u rgh ...... 40 71 .360 29 Arlington Lassie. my general interest in all sports. | Chicago's Cubs handed second ; Cincinnati, 27; Maya,. New York, Wednesday's Schedule 26: Musial. St. Louis. 25. '.AMO. AT Eric Guerin will rjde Poly Hi who But It is needless to continue a i place St. Louis a aeventh succes- Brooklyn at New York, 1:30 p.m. TUB v m tr i I* expected to go o ff aa a 1-3 fa one-man cnisade against a losing; •sive defeat B-2 and the N ew York ' Stolen .B*ee*--Maye, New York, GKOROF. MITCHEIJ. —McDevitt (6-1) \-s. Crone (5-6) 32; Gilliam. BrookI.vn. 18; Temple, t M A (v n y vorite. Top competiUon could come propoeltion." j Giants knocked off third place St. Louis at Chfeago, 2:30 p.m.— P B T g Turn from Margaretta, winner of four Puts a Goodyear^Tire Brooklyn 4-2 while Pittaburgh i ancinnati. 16: Fernandez, Phila­ AUrsotIve Offer crying poverty and 1 ani not look­ MlzeU (4-8) vs. Drott (10-9) stakes who finished fourth In the clipped fifth place Philadelphia 8-0 delphia and Blasingame, St. Louis, i> LIFETIME GUARANTEE The energetic and ambitious ing for charity. I want to let the d - k i.,, Pittaburgh at Philadelphia, 6 Lassie. Margaretta. owned by Em Mitchell, now a schoolteacher In , I I R A P & m m P on your car people know only the true facts be- Rrnnitivn nnw "tvi p.m.— Law (8-7) or Kline (3-15) Pitching (Based on 10 dedMons) est Lame, will have Doug Dodaon m.vtn,- mv «n.i _ “rooklyn now tr^l* by 7 *>,. ththe ...ABOtrrTHm o n l y ' CANLOOKmACK Ask us about it I the iSouthIngton system, mentioned fore making my final decision. vs. Simmons (11-7) Schmidt. St. Louis. 10-1, .909; in the saddle. Dodson has Iron the how Westfield made Jilra a bid to Beds by eight and Philadelphia by PmLLCdf/ WHO C A N OMAOumogMcm, Like everything else the price of Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. Sanford. Philadelphia. 1.1-4, .789; Princess Pat three time*. move his erackerjack squad to the 10, Bm TO M »H IOBAL,, sponsoring a football team has — Buhl (15-6) vs. Lawrence (11-9) •Buhl. Milwaukee. 1.1-6, .714: Jack- Veteran Nick Shuk rode Blcada Bay State this season. "Although Yanks Beat Boston /5 / soa^^ and It Is practically Impos- Tuesday's Results son. St. Louis. 12-6. - .667 Podres, THM aOY' WHO Stable's Morning A fter (810.40) W M tfield has made m’e a pretty e ib l^ o r a lone individual like my- In the American League, first Olicago 8. St. Louis 2 Brooklyn and Acker, ancinnati, C A M B T O to a nose victory over Roman Fan good .offier,” Mitchell explained^ " I self m k'eep the sport alive. And place N ew Y'ork remained 5'/ New .York 4, Brooklyn 2 (Night) 9-.1. .643. •smm A / in the featuiV of a mishap-filltd still prefer. kiHepIng the Merchants remqmber. we have one of the best ahead, beating Boston 3-2 while Milwaukee 12, Cincinnati 4 Strikeouts Sanfor(f; Philadri- M / o h u r / day of racing at AUanUc a t y . In town if possible. Westfield has (N igh t) organizations in New England. We Chicago’s second place White Sox phis. 142: Drott, Oiicago, 129; Morning A fter skipped the mile and already offered me free use of its have expert medical care, the best rapped Cleveland 10-5 for Billy PltUburgh 6. PhUsdelphia 0 Hadlix. Philadelphia. 11.1; Jones, a sixteenth in 1:43 4-5. stadium with a 5.000 seat capacity, (N igh t) Pierce’s 16th victory. But in what St. Louu, 110; Friend, Pittsburgh, Hors# Destroyed wWch includes locker and ^^pwer equipment money can buy, and we also have a doctor, trainer and am- may be the A L ’e only real race Thursday's Schedule 105. In earlier races, three Jockey* faculties. A group of interested Mickey Mantle waa 2-for Brooklyn at N ew York,* 1:30 p.m. were Inlured— one seriously—[.and bUlMce preaenL__at all • home Watch Out for the Pretty Curls, HedhendV 3^-T Snper-Cushion bustiieasmen has made plans to sell Little Leaguers Boast ^ames. ’ 3. drove in all the Yanke runs St. Louis at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Amerirnn Legaiie a horse had to be destroyed. aeason tidketa and to. contact the hit his 32nd home run, and climbed Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. Curly Lew Burdette, he of the crew Cut. geU the preferred treatment from teammate* In th* Mil­ Jockey Frank Vincent suffered Batting (Based on 2.V) at bats) merchants in regards to putting Telerisien Hurts within four points of Boston’s Ted Only Games Scheduled waukee clubhouse last night as Red Schoendlenst, right, run* a comb through his locks as assist­ dislocated right shoulder and Williams, Boston. .388: Mantis, out an attractive program. It'a Like so many other promoters W illiam a who added a point to his ance la given by battery mate Del Oandell, left, and outfielder Andy Pafko. center. Burdette Eugene Monacelli face laceraUons Nsw York, .,384: Boyd, Baltimore, Of Triple Threat Star tough to turn down such a pro­ Mitchell is well aware that the tele­ leading bat average with l-for-2 for American 1-eague hits two homers— the first and second of his m ajor league career—and a single: Schoendlenst had when their mounts. Canonize and posal.” .388 a homer and two slnglee; Pafko had three, Inchiding a double and Crandall had a sinrie ( (A P ..324; Fox, Chicago, 321; Woodliiig, Marbern, were involvei) in a .first vising of professional football W. L. Pet. G.B. aeveland. .319. Mitch took over sponsorship of games every Sunday during the fall Baltimore defeated Washington New York .. 73 38 ,668 ----- Wirephoto). race spill. Both were released after Run* Mantle. New York. 100; Louisville, K.V., Aug. 14 (/P)— AngOl Marcias, an ambidex­ the MetchanU In 1053 after the aeason Is one o f the several fac­ 5-5 and took fourth place from De­ Chicago .,.. 67 43 .609 5H ALUMNI LEAGUE treatment at a hospital. In the sec­ Boston ...... Sievers. Washington. 78; Williams. trous 12-yeiar-old, is something of a triple threat in Little Bilk City AthleUc Oub gave up on tors responsIKIe for the decline of troit as the Tigers defeated Kan 60 51 .541 13 Tom Kelly's one-hitter gave the ond race, L’Audacious fell back­ Baltimore .. Boston. 77; Fox. Chicago, 78; League Baseball. He can play any position and use either hand aeml-pTO football as a losing prop­ spectators at semi-pro offering!^. sas City 3-1. then lost 3-2 in 14 In- 54 56 .491 18^ 'Williams It Qraat Hitter’ PIsrsall, Boston. 75. First National Bank a 8-1 victory ward in the stall and Jockey Karl Detroit ...... 14 57 .486 19 Korte suffered a hand injufyr osition. Silk City b a ck «l the semi;- "People are much more content' to oihgs In a day’-nig*t doubleheader Juniors Entertain Runs Batted In > Mantis. NeW with the greatest of case— and results. over Manchester Trust at Charter p » eleven for five years sfter the Cleveland .. 53 59 .473 20H During the sixth race, V *I lU*, a remain at home and watch the that hoisted the A ^ out of the cel j York, 83: Sievers. Wsshjngton. 81; Angel, from Monterrey, Mexico, Oak Park last night., Kelly struck inajority of the p > 3 W broke from Kansas City 42 70 .375 3 H i 7-year-old owned by-David Neuman pros," he pointed out, "And It lar and plunked Washington "m. Wethersfield Foe ‘Wtriz, Cleveland:' 78; Skowron, Is her#'With the Monterrey LitUe out seven Trust batsmen. The wln- -r .-e.-Vri IX -nCvr ee the Am ericta I i^ a n , which sppn- Washington . 42 71 .372 32 rbally Jiurt last fall since the New Tops in Majors New York, 74: Jensen. Boston, . League-Southern Regional Tournar joexA. .although scoring -six'-ilmeir. L . i;hJlade]ph4a,-.eU»nbt«d-'on the’ aored thirtsam for two scssons. in Wednesdaj'’* ScJiedul ;est Goal ■ackstretch, broke a„Jag-,«nd-war York Giants had such an iwiisrspa. B ubaw-Gafi^ ,Dodg- could only .njsnage ..t^wo ihlte, -by .1* tvvi'i.iirr.fj-.-.’f"'- y 'York at Boston, -i ,„„.*P4*rtteg' a flnf^..l|^4,^,.,.wo«i, Bin 'Vlot and Jim GZIanek. Bob 'deslroyed. ' , f * « ^ 4 - 3 | i va. B r . ; w « f : ( ^ / f ^ | T | .^Inist ead-tle Green Manor (12-21 leads the Tournament will be held at the proxlmstsly $400 for coaches year there are fewer and fewer game hit streak, each drcivs in two —Hoeft (4-71 V*. Burnette (8-8) and I don’t care if Ted Williams hits .420.” The speaker was I first meeting between Hie ri­ boys playing with the Mer­ runs for the sixth place Giants, who Triples — Boyd. Baltimore and league, followed by the Elks (10- Durham , High School athleUc salaries." Tueaday’s Result* vals, the locals woo by an K-4 Fez said yesterday Angel is bat­ 3), First’ National (8-6). Fire A field from Tuesday, August 20, chants. We Just haven’t been able have won four In a row from the Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees after beating Bos­ . McDougald, Bauer and Simpson, Detroit 3, Kansas a ty 1 (First margin but a week ago the ting .510, off from the .750 he has Police (5-91, Nas-slff Arms (4-10) Actual Game Expewee to replace our older . performers Dodgera. E5d Roebuck lost it in re ton, 3-2. New York. 7; Nieman, Baltimor* through Saturday, August 24. The Clame, D ay) two clubs battled to a $-8 tie maintained most of the eeason. and Manchester Trust (3-12). . A ▲ bceakdown on the Merchants' with Silk Town favorites.” lief of Sal Maglle. The fleet, pow*r-hlttlng out-9' and Aparicio. Chicago. 8. age bracket for player# ia 13-15. Kansas a t y 3. Detroit 2 (Second In Wethersfield. , H* bat* either way. Bankers 000 150 - 6-2-2 Teams InterestecJ In entering the actual expanses for home games Mantle's home run, giving him at fielder had Just extended hia Silk Town roach Ronnie Home Run# - Mantle, New York, The Merchants hope to start Game, Night, 14 Innings) Summing up Angel'* prowess. Trust OOl 000 - 1-1-4 tournament are asked to contact at ML Nabo went as followa: least one in each Al> park came American League home run lead Dnigle will select his starting 32: Williams. Boston and Sisvera, working out within the next week New York 3, Boston 2 (Night) Fez said: Kelly and Gleason; Reynolds, Erneat Soule. New Haven, Rd. Visiting tsams $300; officials $60; with a man on to overhaul a 2-1 with No. 82. assumed command in pitcher from among Clyde , Washington. 30: W ertz and Cola- or so. Local players expected to be Oiicago 10, aeveland 5 (Night) "H e is quite a good pitcher — Smith (5) an(^ .Rothman. Durham, or Joseph Soja, Main St.. trainsr $15;- publicity (advertis­ the runs-batted-ln competiUon and Rldiard, first game v-tetor, jlm ’ Vito, Cleveland and Zemlal. *.re. iiiiH on deck Include veteran' Yoah Boston lead in the aeventh against Baltlmoce 5, Washington Durham. A ll team* must be fully ing. postsra, tickets, etc. I $30; waa breathing heavily down the Roberts, Bob Neil and Pat MIs- Kansas aty. 20. our beat. As a matter of fact, he plwW. «■* Vlncek. rugged Bruno Moske, re­ Prank Sullivan. The Mick also took (N igh t) la the best we have at every posi­ JC-OOURANT LEAGUE uniformed. Sr* coat it field $38: two policemtn over the league R B I lead. Tom neck of Williams in the batting tretta. Stolen Bases — Aparicio, Chi­ $15; play^s payroll $350; tape liable Irv Ruseell. Joe Curry, Thursday's Schedule tion. Sturdli’ant won hla 10th, first ever race. Glenn Merre>, Dnnny Renn, cago. 16; Mantle. New York 1.1- Pagani’a Caterers pounded out and other medical incidentals $10; Eemle Alemany (now stationed N ew York at Boston. 2 p.m, Rivera, Chicago. 13: Pllarcik, "W e play him at short and first sgainst the Red Sox, although giv­ Dnnny Bnnavige and W’eo Feah- a 9-1 victory ov*er the last place Third baseman Pac Was Reese aad tw « ticket sellers $8. at Westover A ir Force Base) and Chicago at aeveland, 2 p.m. In response to the question “ Do Baltimore and Yfinoso. Chicago, 12. and pitch him because that I* ing up a homer to Sammy White Icr ace expected to provide the American Electric Saints In the of the Brooklyn Dodgers spent "But of : course,” Mitchell ex­ Jimmy Roach (unless sidelined Detroit at Kansas a t y , 3:30 p.m you feel you are In a duel with wher# we need him most. But he final game of the season at Colt’s and in k in g in the other run, offensive power for the kost convertibles and sedans at the fect night which raised hia average barred from , trying for JUa third Lemon the 1967 season is over, and son last night by a forfeit from Adult* 8M9—Kids FREE Le^ of 95 miles range. Mitchell also made mention that to be of a larger size than they mile and one sixteenth. | fll* earned run average la 4.59. to Fez, but pulled an. upset. wester. franchise to Milwaukee in 1963. aldor models of record for the past four years it per hour, putting It in the front C arter's he still has an outstanding bill of were earlier in'the aeason Assume* RBI Leadership The Andover Handicap should I f-*** night Dr. Don Kelly, tMm should be pointed out that they row with the 1967 Mercury of Friends Honor equal lie predecessors in excite physician for the Indiana, gave tha PlymonUi, Ford, Ntsh, $1.(XX) for uniforma which are Small sea baas and black fish His homer put him two ahead of every Wt as good as the equipment have never had a losing season Sam Hanks, the Californian who ment, for a long, strong field is S6-year-lng In the first five , Large blue fish are being takm who revels )n"hi* special manager­ grand old man, celebrated his 95th FREE FARRtRC AT ALL STARES • PRIMPT PELIIERY SERVICE chants went un'beaten b u t, w’ere Dandy for the A n 'o v er in an at­ Nerenrj, Pontiac* take over the Merchants. In a for many lajM, Hepler ran afoul In the race but these fish are ial doubletalk, said birthday three days early — with ^ r in g ’ sezt deadlockied twice in their eight- tempt to keep bin monopoly on the sense semi-pro football is a non- of mechaniral trouble that side­ present in rather small numbers. "The man finally Hit one here Nfisb and Hidton game schedule in 1955 while last a seven-foot high, 200-pound blrth- handicap races herb, but he will profltable venture but it does offer year the Silk Tow-ners captured lined him before the 'checkered West of the (^nnecticut River He doesn't do It too often at Fen MAm’S dsy cake, have his work cut out for him | g* • l some advantages as far aa, the nine of 11 decision*. flag. Whil.- he was in the contest, blue crabs are reported to be- abun­ way..Both he and William s must be town is concerned - such a s pub­ he was a definite contender for dant, but small. East of the River Stagg’a birthday occurs Friday, bacaus* 6f the s fen gth o f th #; D r i C l £ e p O r t C o f l r l l Almost Anything Automotive! Mitchell's nquad claimed the pretty good hitters because thoee probaWe starting field. _ i licity. etc.” top honor?. blue crabs are .much leas abundant figures don’t lie.” hut yesterday the Stockton Lions Only ^1'*^ weekly mythical New England aemi-pro a u b held a pre-birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Tucker- In continuing, Mitch mentioned but they are of a large kiae. (Blue Mantle clocked a slider for hia title back In *53 and the Western The apeclacular holiday rac* Is him. man H ie Crack and (?oIoneaat will To Greet Gridders that, "Althou^ ’ the Merchants crabs must be five inches across homer which didn’t win any prizes FEATURING AMERICA'S FINEST UNES and CJentral MasaachuslFtts crow-n expected to break, attendance and be named aa an ent.y, according fo r a set o f FOUR! have been losing money each’ aaa- the shell from tip to Up o f spike). for distance but must have set Former Notre Dame Coach Art Your Car In '36. And since their orgariir- speed records, both certain to to trainer Junie Bresr. than, knd a ■ Approximately 50 Univeneitv of aon since 1953. Manchester, never­ alioh four shori years ago the delight the, c6r.ipetitors. Lofty at­ Inland Fishing some kind of record for altitude. Frank Loahy, the guest, speaker, credited Stagg with the "Most .decision will be made within a Bridgeport gridders are expected • :AC PRODUCTS, • LOCKHEED theless, .is stiU the beet toivn in Merchants have reigned unchal­ tendance assures them of a siz­ Inland fishing la generally poor. " I t was. a b ad . pitch, high and scientific offense I have ever had few days as to whether or not ‘ /or football pracUc# on Connecticut for attracting fans at lenged as the Connecticut Cham­ able increase in prize monev above Warm weather and low water con- inside,” R ^ Sox pitcher Frank Paymaiih Too High?. th# privilege of learning.’’ The Crack, on# of the moat bril August 29 according to Head • AUTO-LITE • MALLORY a aemi-pro football game. And like pions, not having lost in i6 ’ meet- the minimum $20,000 guarantee, diUons have caused a decline in Sullivan said. "H e had to step away fiahing auceeas. llahl three-year olds in the East, C^ach Walter (Kay) Kondrato- MORI PIOPLi RIOI ON OOODYIAR TIRIS THAN ON ANY OTHiR KINDI the faithful fans i ^ o have been I ings with Nutmeg irlvals. since the purse is '- from hi* conviction here last spring SERVICE Schoonmaker'* winning Ume was custody of their 2-yesr-old child. and sentence of one to five years in JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION GRISWOLOS SERVIGE STATION pound ftreballer posted his 19th' to take the 1957 Eastern Inter­ latting—Mickey Mantle, ITan- N ew Haven. Aug. u ’ lAV-Th* Barlow Manchesler, Mass., Apg 14 OP)-,- 2:13.35 In hi# boat "Dingo,’’ She also waa given a 83,760 aettle- prison for fight fixing. ' He ■ wai^ ^ a to n Bruin# and the New York MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS victory for Alexandria’s leaders in collegiate Tennis Assn, champion­ kw*-^Drove in all N«w .Tork nmt 451 WEST CENTER ST.— PHONE Ml 9-8156 174 WEST CENTEE ST— tHONE Ml 244ET Lois Felix of Meriden, Conn;, ad­ ment plus alimony and support for charged with conapirihg to give the CIsssC Evangeline League last Skip Etchells won second place ship. In 3-2 victory against Red SoX, lUngan of the National Hockey MOTOR SALES vanced in first round play of the in the "Shannon” in 2:14.3. the child. Welterweight Dick Goldetein 8600 night. Rsisener has yet to lose winning it Hlth hia S2nd home run •xhlbition CHURCH CORNIRS 30th annual Women’s InMUUon Etchells won the first race of the to "take a diva” In a Takas fight PHONE TR 5-2538 and the season ends on* week Leo Rosenbluth led North Caro- and'adding two singles and a walk New Haven Ai»n* on 651 PARK STltliT MAIN AND 90UUtVAtD I9l CiNTIR STRICT 9 BILL’S MOBIL SERVICE Tennis Tournament yesterday at 33rd annual championship. aiitch wga canceled when Aragon Sunday, Sept. 22. General Manarer WINDSOR AVE. ED’S ATUNTIG STATION firom today. The Essex C ou n fy Club. She won llna’a 1967 NCAA basketball cham­ PonUac. Mich. — Mickey Craw­ for perfect night that put him The three remainingL races were Claimed illnasa. > Nathan .Podoloff of the Arena Mid HARTFORD lAST HARTFORD MANCHISTIR Riassnar broke the league mark pions in scoring with 895 points in ford. 147Hi-, Saginaw, Mich., out­ within four points of Boston’s Tad ROCKVILLE, CONN. 134 EAST CENTER ST— m . Ml 9-8317 28E WEST MIDDLE TTKE— THONE Ml «.«22E by’ default from Ann Shilcock, scheduled for today, V rtd a y and! Aragon, 29, t

OpenATill 9 Eveninr* Saturday, t. ' poiata a gaina. \ tor Harbor, Mich., 10. day he ha* beeit training (or aix in a atntilar eshlbHiOA h e n Iiuit M $ sveregau vraaka a M iMigtm i$$H. i V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,1967 PAGE NINETBEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1967 Honaehold Goods 6i Business Locations Houses for Bale 72 Sabnrban for Sale 75 Columbia slstar. of the bridegroom, v IF YOU WAilT good quality used for Rent 64 flower girl. C oventty Aatomobiies for Sale 4 Building— Contracting 14 BOLTON — Coventry line. New THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles tor Stic 45 Diamonds— Watcha furniture, eterillzed, repaired and • MANCHESTER The bride’s gown was fashioned finished, see ua. Chests, dresfers OB^CE SPACE for rent at 343 Cape Cod, four down, two nnftn' ‘Mr. E’ Slated of embroldeiM ailk organaa with ALL TTPES of alterations, addi­ Jew elrF 48 Main St. 1196 square feet of floor ished up. Ceramic tila bath, large Classified 1053 Ford four door sedan, auto­ RICH, Fine Meadohr Loam priced beds, springs, upholstered fliml fltted bodice, long tapered alsevaa, tions or repairs, garages and ture, desks, tables, chairs, Cribs, ■pace. Call Ml 9-6336. VICINITY tot, $14,500. R. F. Dimock CO. Bloodmohile Visit Slated; matic drive, fully e<]uipped. Full porches. No Job too small. Free within your budget. Fill, gravel, LEONARD W. YOST, Jswalar, r#. MI 9-5345, MI 9-6818, PI 3-7169. As Performer sabrina neckline and full bouf­ price 31285. sand, atone. Light grading. MI etc.. Some nnUquee. $20 o4t on Homey five room ranch with 80 fant eklrt. She wore a lace pillbox estimates. Robert D. Murdock f o R VEAQ5 MISS SWEATlEV HAis BECK) pair*, adjusts watches oxpertiy. Jtdvertisement 1955 Dodge two-door hardtop, radio Co. Ml 9-5972. W ell tooan sme gave her tw o wisEks 3-8603. Reasonable pricee. Open dally. new mattresses. Low overhead, Houses for Rent * 65 day occupancy and in nice condi­ BOLTON—Six room (Ope Cod. hat trimmed with pearla and rhine- BWEWll^9 IT OUT IN AN OFFICE SO MOT tower pricee. Open 9-9, Saturday At Local Fair Donors Sought for Quota CLASSIFIED ADVT. and heater, low miles, very NOTICE f s o oliess wmat^s being installed.' Thureday evenings. 129 Spruce tion. Hot water oil heat. Two car 14x30 living room, large kitchen, ■tonas to which was attached an clean: 31695. 9 ue could frv eoos on MER. OESR- POWER MOWERS: Jacobsen. Street. Ml. 9-4387. - until B. LeBlanc Furniture Rospl' FOUR ROOM house on but stop, $:arage, ameeite drive. Plenty of full cellar, hot water heat, artS' ImjMrted French llluaion veil. DEPT. HOURS 1055 Chevrolet two, door station Aluminum Storms and Toro, Yazoo. Rotary and reel. tal^ 195 South St., RockvUle. approximately 12 miles from privacy. Owner moving out of aian well, large lot, ' screened Columbia, Aug. 14 (Special)— 'Ilie bridal attendants wore Electric hedge trimmers. Terms Coventry,^ug. 14 (Special)—Hii^colm and" Mary Adair, in Wateev 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. wagon. 31395. Screens 14-A Hartford. Rent $100 a month. Con­ ■tate. Asking $13,900. Must be seen porch, nice location, three mln- "Mr. E”, In rejOlty Leslie C. S m l^ Identical gowns Hie matron of Red Croea Blood MobUe Unit will frpnt Heighta; Bi^naa J- AnwaUlt ______1055 Chrysler Windsor de luxe four and trades. Capitol Equipment Garden— Farm— Dairy MOVING TO tact MI 0-3585. to appreciate. utee from Manchester. Priced at will be onerikf the featured enter­ honor’s gown of whits and coral be at the Nathan Hale Community Co., 38 Main St, to Stephen Kolank Jr.; Banry aad door, radio, heater, power ALUMINUM WINDOWS, doors. Products 60 W EST COAST rally $12,600. Easy financing avail tainers at the local Volunteer Fire chiffon had a ballerina-length full center, Sept. 9. from 1 p.m. to 6 May (Tareon to Reger W. sad Mar­ COPY CLOSING TIME brakes. 31495. Jalousies, porches, awnings. Free CUSTOMER CANT USE IT Call For Appointment able. Robert D. Murdock Realty skirt ahd sabrina neckline, with p.m. Capt. Walter 8. KeUer, blood 1953 Dodge four door Vg. Clean, Suburban for Rent 66 Department’s Fair on Aug. 28, 34 garet A. LaBonte, on Woodbridgs estimates. Call N. B. Chaae Co., SO I WANT A RELIABLE Co. MI 9-8972. coral-draped cummerbund. The procurement chairman, will 1w in Rd.; Oeergetto T. Courtemaoche to FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. 3645. MI 9-0233 or Rockville TR 5-1200. WARDROBE STEAMER trunk for THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL and 25. "Mr. E.” Is a member of the bridesmaids' gowns were white ^EARTie« sale. MI 3-4618. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON NEW THREE-ROOM unfurnished ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor charge. The qqgta la 180 pints. Lena A. (Thasee; Valentino R. fla a o MON. THRU FRI 1952 Dodge four* door sedan. 3475. FARMER’S MARKET WHO’S GOING MI 9-4543 Houdini Club. with aqua cummerbunds. They Anyone wishing to donate blood apartntents with heat, alectriclty, Wanted— Real Estate 77 to Frank B. and Eva M. Molesky, H):30 A. M. '1949 Cadillac four door sedan, ONE HORSE mowing machine, one 811 E. MIDDLE TPKE. HOUSEKEEPING range, refrigerator, garbage dla- Herbert Englert, chairman o f the worp crowns of flowers with cir­ or work on the volunteer staff la tladio. heater, 3495. Roofing— Siding 16 entertainment committee, has stat­ cular veils. in plot of.Mathleu and Picha; Al- horse hay .rake,, double shovel MI 9-0474 TO TAKE OVER Itosol, rear porch. Adults. No USTINOS WANTED, single and asked to contact Capt. Keller as -phonso and Evelyn J. OIgtto to SATURDAY 9 A. M. Many others to choose from. UNPAID BALANCE SEWEN ROOM, four bedroom, (one ed that a new type of show is be­ The flower girl wore white nylon soon as possible. RAY'S ROOFING CO . shingle and sulky plow. Very reasonable. MI pets. Occupancy September 1. $90 unfinished) modified ranch, two-famiiy houses. Member of Warren and Merle J. SwMti; In Small down payment. Bank fianc- 9-2961. Com for freezing. 45c a dozen, Monthly Payments Mr month. 34 Elm Street. Rock ing planned with deUils to be an­ and net with coral sash and head­ County 4-H Fair Set Ing. built up roofs, gutter and con­ five dozen or rhore. Native toma­ breezeway, garage, 149 ft. front­ MLS. Howard R. HasUnga, Real­ nounced later. Laurel Crest by Id le r ; Alpltenso T O m OOOPicRATIO.N w a x ductor work, roof, chimney re­ $23.28 3^e. Tel. '?R 8-2505: evenlnga, tor, MI 9-1107, any time. piece. She carried a bouquet - of The 15th annual fair of the To! 1(4*’ CENTRIFUGAL pump. 2" toes, 16 quart basket, $1.19 and up. age, only $16,800. Carlton W. The doll carriage parade will be white carationa with coral ribbon and Evelyn J. Oiglto to Phyllis I* BE APPRECIATED pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-3314 NEW FURNITURE TO S;5050. Nutahin*, MI 9-8133. land (Tounty 4-H Fair Aaan. will be Schaller, In Laurel Greet by Miller. CHORCHES MOTORS Ray Jackson. Ml. S-832<>. centrifugal pump, 4” Joiner. Two And Appliances USTINOS WANTBD-Single, two- featured egain this year at the fair and net held Aug. 33 and 34 at the Vernon small Roto-Tillera, 6’ mortar mix­ HAVE BEEN IN STORAGE 3 family, three > family, bualneas and will be held Aug. 34 at 7:80 A reception was held at the Shall Elementary School. Entries must Robert R. TromMey to Valen­ (DODGE SALES A SERVICE I Household Goods 51 FOUR FADDLY, business zone 3. tino R.. Fiano, Maneheoter, In Dial M l 3-5121 FOR TOE best in shingle and built er, 10’ mortar mixer. 3-6-8 volt MONTHS Summer Homes for Rent 67 Needs repairs. Income $1688 a property. Have many cosh buy­ p.m. (Thildren up to the age of 10 Chateau. Following their return )>e in to Mlaa Carolyn Blinn, .R.F.D. 80 OAKLAND ST. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chlm- battery chargers. Garden tractor, from a wedding trip, the couple Mathieu and Plcha plot; Elmore ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, I sold this to a young couple 3 year. First time on market. ers. Mortgages arranged. Please years are eligible to enter this con­ 3, Rockville by Aug. 16. Exhibits Mt 9-9463 ney and roof repairs call Coughlin steam cleaner for wallpaper, Jig monUui ago, but they are not get f o r RENT—Aug. 24 through call Geoige L. Orazlaaio, Realtor. test with prises to be awarded to will make their home in Willlman- must be In place on Ute grounds by A. Turkington to Joseph and glass, china, and used furniture Lawr Day, four room waterfront George L. Graziadlo, Realtor, MI Garaci, Hartford, In Actor’s MI 3-7707. j saw. MI 9-2052. ting married. 9-8878. MI 9-6878 109 Henry Stireet. the prettieet, most original, and tlc at 399 Valley St. 10 Am. Aug. 23 and must be left 1949 STUDBBAKER Land Cruiser bought and aoid. Furniture Repair cottage, Columbia Lake. Two Both young people are graduates Colony Estates; Lisle H. WeM to Lost Bitd Fonnd four door sedan. One-owner, e.v Service. MI. 8-7449. BLOND b e d r o o m best decorated carriages. Mrs. until 4 p.m. the following day. ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car- KENMORE WASHING machine, LtVTNG ROOM SUITS mom cabin Aug. 17 through I^abor MANCHESTER vicinity — Special. LISTINQS NEEDED for aU types John Him Is in charge of thle of Windham High SchooL The Local officials of the aseoctatlrai Donald and Dorothy Giggsry, in cellent condition. Call ownisr MI pentry. Alterations and additions v e ^ good condition. Boy's black Day. Both reasonable. MI 9-0762, of homes, capes, ranches, co­ Waterfront Park; Jesepn J, and 1<08T—Frl4»y evtning b«tw«en 9-2030. SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper. Wall 5-PC. DINE-ITE SET Three bedroom ranch, garage, event. bridegroom served in the armed Include Donald Gehrlng as assist­ Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ leather motorcycle jacket, size 14, "WesUnghouee" Elec. Ref large tot Buyer^may-aaeume pres­ lonials 2,. 8,. or 4. family. .._CJall forces for two years and is em­ ant treasurer and 3-year member Louise L. Watart to Verl# O, and Odd FeUowa Bulldint: imd Wat teed. A. A.. Dion. Inc.. Autumn I tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7o The ftremen are kleo planning kins Euneral Home, Past Noble 299 very good condition. Will sell both "Coloric” Combination ftange ent S% mortgage. Full price Cieszynski-Felber Agency. Ml ployed at the'ofncea of the First of the board of directors; Miss Joan S. Sriatman, on Brsisster St. Ml. 3-4860. - very reasonable. MI 3-4438. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, Wanted to Rent 68 3-1409 or Ml 9-4291. to erect a permanent exhibit build­ Orand'a Jewel, Sunset Rebekah Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 at the Green. "Maytag" Washer $14,900. Save yourself time and ot- ing and are asking for volunteer National Storek. The bride lias been Adele Gehrlng as a 1-year mem St; Myrtla T. White to Mary A. Harris, Hartford, in Garold n t k . liOdire, encraved with name and COMPLETE SET OF new Funk A ’ ’Emerson” Televiston Set WANTED by tivo adults, mother fort; Call for appointment to see 8BLLINO, Buying, Trading? L.M.. help to build it. Anyone Interested employed In Wllllmantic by the ^ r of the board, Clifford Anderson date. Tel. S-4T08 or call at Apt. 10 1949 REBUILT Ford motor and ac WHAT! You haven't any antiques? "Hoover" Vactmm and daughter.l! five or six rooms, dver 60 pictures of homes in all In giving a helping hand is asked Metropolitan Life Insurance bo. and James Kalber as 3-year dlreo Also Gilbert W. and Elsa B. Roofing— Chimney 16-A Wagnell encyclopedia reasonable. M .L (Which mesne fiv e Modern Wlttmonn to Georgs W. and Marie Odd Fellows Bld|:. after 6 p.m. cessories. Excellent running con Call MI 9-7161. Hurry out to the new Curiosity Also Included Sealy innerspring oil or gas heat and hot water, price ranges. The Ellsworth Mit —Multiple List)—all your real es­ to contact Joseph Jaswlnskl, who Invltstlaiia WeliXMiie tors. Ellas F. (Tlay of the’local 4-H dition. Less than 1.000 mites. MI ROOFING — Specializing in repair-1 Shop, Route 6. Andover, Open 1-5 Mattrods and Box Spring, ‘‘Alex Cali Ml 3-6948 after 4:80 p.m. ten Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930. is In charge of the project. Mrs. Kathe Schwelger of Town (Tommittee Is one of 18 S. Flavell. on Rt 44A; John J. 4 -/4 tate the modem way. The Ells­ Young to Margaret R. Toong, en LOST—Man's brown wallet. Valu> 9-8761. irig roof.s of all kinds. Also new I OAK KITCHEN set. $25. Child's week days, 1-8 Saturdays and Sun­ ander Smith" Rugs, Lamps worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, Holy Day Observance Bavaria, Germany le visiting Tol­ adult advlaors; able piqwrs and sum o t money. roofs. Gutter work. CTiimneys M«Ctmi mwtFBMt ET36BHAU ” car days. Tables, Kitchen Cabinet; inlaid and ENGLISH (X3UPLE with two well IMMACULATE six room Cape. R t 81; Lee Jr. and Eloia B. Hojree and baby-tender. $15. . 14 Nice yard. (3onvenient location. Ml 8-6930. Maas wlU be celebrated at 7:30 land County under tht Inter­ PoUnck Sclieduled Reward. MI S-BTll. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ Pearl St Manchester. , a few^ther articles. behaved children require duplex national Farm Youth Ebcchange A potluck supper for members to Elisabeth OUTord, In Water­ Trailers 6-A THE VILLAGE CHARM Antique or apartment in Manchester. Waddell School, $33,900. Call p.m. In St. Columba’a (Thurch In front Heights; Harmon O. Olson to perience. Free estimates. CUUl | iraone Me Immediately ARE YOU CXINSIDERINO observance of the Feast of the program. She vill make her home at Waterfront Heighta Asan. will f 6 uND—Brown and white, male, Howley. Manchester MI 3-5361. Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 Hartford CHapel 7-0358 Frank Reed, Underwood, JA Cieszynski-Felber Agency, MI SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Michael Emil and Anna Loptor, on monpol dof. Coll Lee Fracchia 9ILVER STAR two bedroom, air- Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 WESTERN SADDLE, in very good Spruce St. General.line of inter­ 5-0101. ext. 379. 3-1409, MI 9-4291. Assumption. Masses will also be during his vtelt here with various be held Aug. 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the Doga— Birds— Pets 41 AFTER 7 P.M. CM. d-4690 We will appraise your property clubhouie. The Simnysida Woman's Bread on'd MUk S t ; Malania Bo»- V og Warden. MI 346M. conditicaied. all aluminum trailer. condition. 127 Prospect St. esting antiques, post and future said in St. Joseph’s (3mrch In Wll- farm famlllef throughout the toroche to Mlchaol and Irena M. SALES LADIES—Experienced pre­ EXPERIENCED MEAT cutter, full See It Day Or Night MANCHESTER— Twd*famUy, 8-5. tree and without any obligation limantic at 6, 7, 8 and 9 a.m. county from Aug. 13 to Nov. 1. Club of the association -will be In All utiliUea. Sacrifice. Vernon Heating and Plumbing BIRO, cat and dog auppues, whole- collectibles, including bric-a-brao RELIABLE, conscientious family,' We also buy property for cash Frationni, In Actoria Colony LOST—K fh School boy's soccer Trailer Court, O’Neill. ferred. Full or part time. Apply or part time, full time preferred. 1949 CHEVROLET panel truck, If you have ntf means of transpor' three adults,., one child, one teen­ with two-car g a n g e , in'*'good con­ little League Fienlo Anyone wishing to have her as a charge with Mrs.' Robert Salters, salq. and retail. Dally 9 to 8 p.m. and glassware. Open ail day and tation, I’ll send my auto for you! Selllm ' or buying contact EiUtoA ball. Vicinity Charter Oak field. in person. Tots N Teens. 956 Main CaU MI 9-7423. Tuesday, Thursday, l^iday nights $225. One Wards refrigerator, $20. evemnga. ager need 5-6 rooms. References. dition. Steam heat. Lot \63xl60. Local Little Leagucia and their guest la asked to contact Sam secretary, as general chairman. St., Manchester. Pair swinging garage doors, $10. No obligation! STANLEY BRAY Realtor Ekich family attending Is asked to Reward. 4ia e-oese. PLUMBING AND heating—repairs 7 to 9. Porterfield’a Route 8 and Manchester resident. MI 3-1831. Close to stores, schools and bus BRAE-BURN REALTY parents will hold a piento Satur­ Berkowitz, local member of the Mhmeheotor E v e a la g RemM Atito DrlYlng School 7-A YOUNG MAN, 20-30 to learn stioe Call MI 3-6026. USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec­ A - L - B — E - R — T— 'S stop. A real buy at $18,900. For day, at 3 p.m. at the home of bring a hot or cold dii^, a emi^ and contract work. Call Ml 3-1301. FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE As­ Oiapel. South Wlndaor. JA 3-3391. MI. 34278. county’s Farm Youth Exchange Ooventiy oerreapaadeBt, Mie. F. fitting and selling, good starting reation room, etc. Good condition, 43-45 ALLYN.BT., HARTFORD RETIRED WOMAN desires 2(4 or appointment call Watson Realty, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent S led J ^ i program. donation, its own silverware. Personals LARSON’S O R rvm o School. 8. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ sistant, between ages of 30 and 40, salary. Apply in persons, Tots ’N 3 room'unfurnished, heated apart­ Dishes and coffee will be furnished Uttte, telepheee Pllgilm TWO PARAKEETS a id cage, rea- reasonably priced. Potterton’s, 180 Thrall Road, Vernon. MI 9-7886, of Bdgarton Rd. s-d ttl. — ■ Manchester's only triuncd and ing contractor. New Installations, to work iq large multi-lined In­ Teens, 958 Main Sr.. Mahchester. sonable. Call MI 9-0247 after COMPLETE 8E1T of drums. Also, Center St.. MI 9-4537. ment. Ckill MI 9-0029 between 6- Rockville, TTt 5-7680. by the club. RIDBRS WANTED— To Hartford certifled tnitructor. For your oafs- surance agency—willing to accept Atlas Jigsaw. PI 2-8398. ONE HAND-BRAIDED rug. 30x38 p.m. Legal Notice The Sledjeskl’s have lent the Bfanchester Evening Herald Co­ alteration work and repair work. p.m. field in b a ^ of Oieir home for lumbia eorrespendeat, BIra. Frank Attend Sharon damp center. B a.m., Mon.-$at., |1 per ty ws are trained to teach proper­ MI 9-3808. responsibility—stenographic and EXPERIENCED maintenance man CHAMBER’S FURNITURE $e0. Call MI 3-4888. FOLEY ST.—Homey 5(4 room OBHKR OF HEABINO ON 8BTTLK- Nancy Karker and Margaret week. Call MI s-ien. ' - ly. Ml. 9-6076. t^kkeeping background a neces for 3-11 shift at Manchester Me­ UNUSBU3 EDCTRA" heavy 3 ft. wire EXCHANGE FR B N (^ teacher n e s t o f ADMINISTEATION many years for little League Marehleo, tolopbone AOodemy home. Immaculate condition, games. 8-9060. Cooper of the Senior Pilgrim Fel- R ockville LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service as-i sity—modem, air conditioned morial Hospital. Age to 55, 40 Livestock— Vehicles 42 fence with poets included. Rea­ ’ SALES IF YOU CAN use these items, you from Belgium, who wUl be teach­ screened porch, garage, parklike ACCOUNT AND OMDEB SHOE REPAIRING whUe you wait MANCHESTER Driving Academy sonable. Inquire 78 High St. will have a good buy. Ten piece OP DI8TBIBUTION ' Repeat Floy Saturday lowshto of Second Congregational sures saUsfactlon, prompt service. working faculties in Manchester. hour week plus other benefits. In­ ing In Manchester High School.for yard, »near bus, only $16,900. (Thurch will leave tomorrow for or while you shop. Sam Tulyes, 33 guarantees results. Expert Instruc- CH 7-8124, MI 9-5485. Salar>’, chance for advancement quire at Hospital, 8-3 daUy or VEAL CALF tor sale. 591 Vemon Visit our showroom for excep­ dining room set. Five piece the school year 87-56, desires Tur- TlckeU are now on sale for the —tloo, dual controUed '•ar. CaU P f tional buys on lamps, chairs, bed­ C>.rlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-6132. STATE OF (Co n n e c t i c u t , diiiriet T o w | i Purchasing a week at Silver Lake Congrega­ . St. at Purnell Parking Lot. and fringe benefits commenwrate phone MI 3-1141 for appointment, St., Manchester, after 5. Tel. MI Boats and Accessories 46 kitchen set. Combination kitchen nished apartment for family of Multiple IJstlng Member. of Coventry, u. Probate Court; Km i presentation of "Lo and Behold", R e v . G . H o U 3-7349. Day or evening Appoint 9-7146. room sets, living room floor range. Wltite double sink with cah o f Covenlry, Auguat 13, 1967. tional'Youth Conference In Sharon. with qualifications. Onlyf’thftailed MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es­ five. Please contact High School comedy by John Patrick wWBh Susanns Mamet and PriaclUa WANTED — Ride front vicinity menu. Moving— ^Trucking biographical sketch and refer­ ATTENDANTS — Full and part samples and baby furniture. {nets. Washing machine. Some office, MI 3-4171, or Mr. Quadano, $1500 DOWN, Six room home, Itot EaUte of Anra W. Purdln, late of will be riven In Ytomana Hall on Fertilizer, Seed Adams St. to Windsor Center, sex St. Daily 12 noon-0 p.m. Coventry, owning properly In said Dla- Karker of the Junior Pilgrim FU- Storage 20 ences will be considered; Write time, some experience preferred, small tables. Also some rugs. Call MI 9-7113, ...- ' water heat, aluminum storms, 130’ trici. deceased. August 17. The Community Play- Combustion Engineering:. Hours MORTLOCK’S—Manchester’a lead good pay. Also, night shift, 11 Articles for Sale 45 Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Scott CHAMBER’S FURNITURE MI 3-5354. lowshlp returned yeeterday after Resigns Post ing Driving School offers the moat Box M, Manchester Herald. Atwater-Ana Boats. frontage. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Preaent, Hon. Elmore Turkington, era will again form the cast as The town Park Deportmont will a week at the sama camp. ■'>- 8-4:80 p.m. Phone MI ».B78l. MANCHESTER — Mnvmg enrt ■p.m.-7 a.m. three nights. Man­ SALES 9-5133. Multiple listing Member. Judge. they did In the April presentation. in drtvi;r '«ducaU(m.~ThouBShaa~of trucking Co. Ml. 8-8563. Owned] LICENSED PRACTICAL nurse or chester Esso Servicenter, Wind­ -A. FOUR BURNER Quality gas stove •The 30th day of August, 106^ at ten get 20 tone o f fortlllzer and 625 Poblle Records Rockvllte, Atag. 14 (Spadal)— satisfied students. 300,000 miles KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, 13(4 FOOT LYMAN runabout. Lap- At The. Green Business Property for Sale 70 o clock in tlie foieiiuwi, at a Ci w t d f M rs." Joawh lAislty is U#lut pouniu Of graoa aoed under~obn- and operated by Walter B. Per- registered nurse for alternate sor St., Buckland. strake sides. Very good condition, gas heater, very clean. Asking FIVE ROOM house. Conveniently Probate -to be held at the Probata Of­ Warrantee deeds fil.ed In the The Rev. Gordon B. HoU, pastor Antomobiles for Sale 4 accident free instructions. MI 368 Main St., phone MI 8-4S27. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. $40. May be seen after 8 p.m. CkUl (dtalrman. ftl^e rep orte that tracts offered in bids submitted to rett Jr. shifts. Tel.. Rockville TO 5-4291. $100. MI 9-0173. BRICK BUSINESS block on Spruce located. Priced for quick sale. C?an fice In the Town of Coventry, le hereby children selltng tickets will re­ towiv clerk’s office recording prop­ 9-7898. DRIVERS FOR school buses. 7:30 MI 8-9230. St, two stores and three apart­ be seen at 11 Broad St., or call Bssinied for a hearing upon the eettle' -the General Managei'a offlee. erty transfeirs include: Kenneth A. o f First EvongeUoal Lnthoran NEED A CART Short on a down a n c h e s t e r ROYAL AND StnitB-Corona port­ GAS STOVE, good condition, $25, men! and allowance of the administra­ ceive one fna ticket for every The fertilizer will tie beught M Package Delivery. I THREE housewives with cars for a.m.-9 a.m. 2:15 p.m.-3:45 p.rti. ments, For Information call Ml MI 9-0445. tion account. It la and Jacqueline Hesford to Church,; rinea October, 1960, hoc payment or had your credit turned Light trucking and package deUv- special part time work. TTiree CaU MI 9-4216. able and standard typeWrttera. Buildinsr Materials 47 Upholstered chair and hassock, WESTTNOHOUSB nine cubic foot 9-2997. hve sold. . from the Blioh Hardware Co. of down? Don’t give up! For a good lusiness Senices Offered 13 AU makes of adding .machines $25. Three piece walnut bedroom ORDBBED: That the admtnletrator Thomas J. and Joyce E. Ralmondo, submtUed his resignation effeottoa ery. Refrigerators, washers and] hours per evening, three evenings BARGAIN SPECIALS^ refrigerator, 8 years old, excel TWO BEDROOM ranch, 24 foot of said estate exhibit said account In Keegan-Spenoer Manchester for $83.38 A ton. The on Woodbridgs Rd.; George W. and Sept. SO. The Rev. Hohl ozmouaced deal—not thru a small toon com- stove moving specialty. Folding AUTO BODY man. combination, sold or rented. Repairs on aU set. MI 9-4061. lent condition, $M. C?ali MI 9-9952, knotty pine living room, 14 ft. pic­ said Court at the day and hour above MIoS Gladys M. Spenoer, daugh­ Hubbard-Hall Chemical Oft. of DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP COm per week.- Phone MI 9-1796, .be­ mentioned and that notice of the time Ida M. Hlnkel' to Alphee J. Labbe, he has accepted a coll to the Ron’e y see "B atry" at 383 Main choirs for rent Ml. 9-0752. full or part time. CaU JA 8-0200, makes. Marlow’s. Interior Doors Special— ture ■ window, stone fireplace, ter of Mr, and Mrs. John Spencer Portland submitted a higher bid (fiormerly Douglas Motors). pany, doors and windows, custom tween 6:30 and 6:30 for-personal STUDIO COUCH with allp cover, LEAVING STATE — Deek. chair Farms and Land for Sale 71 and place aet for said hearing be Hartford, in Actor’s Colony Es­ Evangelical Lutheran Ouctoh la Woodland Auto Painting, 1208 (odd sizes) each $5.50 combination aluminum windows given to all persona known to be In- o f Scotlamf, became the bride for $58.40 a ton. tates ICxL 3; James T. lAidlaw to r work, guaranteed. CaU ML 9-1583 AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. local' Burnside Ave., East Hartford ALUMINUM extension ladders, 24 S35. Plastic lounger with ottoman, and bqokcBse, Cushman Ctolonlal lerealed In aaid/'eatate, by causing a Plttsfteld, Mass. IPO BDT a _ 8 P.m.______Sash Refrigeration Co. i d 8-1387, AO Painting— Papering: 21 August only. Dark, rich, stone Katherine B. Laidlaw, Coventry, Conn.,' double ring oervlce. pounds at $232,84. BUah offered Loeser fto Lionel G. and Jeanette L •-30S0, MI 84058. ” P. Herald, stating qualification^ Rockville, TJPl 6-1067. let. Full price $16,800. Lawrence In thia six room, two bath home. William A. Purdln. 44 Carden Bt., Apt Hie bride, who was given in $306.00 for th» fall delivery and 'rhe local church received the tion, private owner. For informa­ "and expected salary. free. Get ready now for fall seed­ Western Framing—loads Jean, in Gerald Park subdivlsiaq; tion call MI 1-6263 between 8-5. EJXTERIOR and interior painting. CAFETERI\ WORKER Or super­ Town of Manchester F, Fiano, Broker. MI 9-5910. For ^^ in tm en t call H. B. 7B. Hartford, Conn., marriage 1^ her father, had Mrs. 041.40 for the spring delivery. resignatioa with ragrot aceonUng I visor, Salaty dependent or amount ing. Columbia Construction Co.. only— per M $112.00 CHEST TYPE freezer ahd Norge Grady, Broker. MI 8-8009. all on or before the ISth day o f Anguet, David J. and OUve, M. McClellan to Mrs. Harold Scbolb^ or$^nlst CLEAN AND paint tboae gutters Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging.’ PI 2-6277, Willlmanlic AC 8-3283. 18" Natural Shakes— ' 1957. Walter Pudio, a cousin, as matron to Thomas J. snd Nancy E. Dun- 1961 PONTIAC, radio, heater, very now. Avoid costly repairs later. of experience. 40 hour week, CARPENTERS—Year ’round work. automatic washing machine.- Both HEBRON—Eight mtles from Man­ and Sunday School tooChor. Mira Wallpaper books. Estimates given. Only first class men need apply. carton packed-; sq. $io.50 Position Vacancy In excellent condition. Ml 3-1349. ■ ELMORE TURKINOTON. Judge. of honor. Miss Judith Liebman, OONOBESS PAYS VICTIMS nack, on Depot Rd. clean. 1949 Ford, low cost trans­ Ml. 8-1883. fringe benefits. Apply to Dietitian. DISCONTINUED wsilpsper, - Over chester. $I5,(X)0. Seven room older another couetn. Miss Jocelyn Yirho> WzMhington, Aug. 14 UP)— Presi­ Scheibe said the church would like Fully covered by insurance. CaU MI 9-6892. Pine Jambs each $2.99 home. Nine acres of land. Domes­ Aliio,jEleanor M. Newbury to portation. No down payment, 13.90 Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. „l-2 p.m. daily, Manchester Me­ 125 patterns to choose from. 47c SERVED GAS refrigerator, excel Lots for Sale 73 and Mlaa Carol Woodworth, cou­ dent Elsenhower in|Tied a bill yes­ the Rev. Mr. Hohl to remain here, OONDER’S T.V. Service, available morial Hospital. Clam Shell Casing per ft. Oitjc ASSESSOR tic hot water heat. Oversised two- R b n r W. and Alberta E. Perkins, but the pastor told Iha. Herald his weekly. Ode Motors, MI 8-0980, PART ■nME short order cook, a single roll. Most pre-trimmed, lent condition, reasonable. MI sin of the groom, were brides­ terday paying $1,000 and $8,800 In Waterfront Manor; Donald A. any time.'' Antenn* converslona. PAINTING AND paperfaanglng. j check out some pre-trimmed and pre-paeted Appointment: By Town Board of car garage. High land. $4,000 BUILDING I/)TS—Bolton and C!ov- Holy Day Masses maids. ' decision Is tlnoL PhUeo factory supervlaed service. cashier, salesmen, 9-5840. down. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. respectively to Louis S. and D. and Grace M. Peterson to Robert TWO DOOR 1953 Pontiac, excellent Good clean workmanamp at rea-1 countei^men, Sherwin-Williams Co., 981 Main Free Home Planning and Directors for balance of two (2) entry. Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker, Thomas E. Keegan Jr., brother Otmrdi Orowth a u a S f running condition. CaU MI 3-7787 Tal. ML 8-1488: SALESLADY porter, watchman. MI 9-8910. MI 9-5910. Graoa Thomoa o f Deep River, Conn. E. and Claire O. Jones, In Gerald sonable rates. SO years in Man­ Apply (3onn. State* Employment St. Consulting Service year term ending November 1,1968 of the bridegroom, was beet man. The money la to compensate them The church has grown ***-“ *”y after 6 p.m. Slated Tomorrow Pork; Pine Lake Shores, Inc. to under the leadership of the Rav. chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml. j Part time. Apply after 2 p.m. Service, 806 Main St., Manches- Write for our Window Folder Salary: $8,344-$7,280 Musical Instruments 53 BARGAIN—85 acres, 18 miles from FTaMla Keegan, another brother, for Injuries suffered In a 1046 ac­ Robert C. Simpson. In Pine Lake 9-9237. ter. POWER MOWER Facts: The Manchester Assessor -Mr. H ohl,'M m . Simelba said, ia 1948 DODGE two door sedan, Manchester. High elevation, nice LOT 166.7x286, Hackmatack St. Tomorrow Is a Holy Day of N eal' Hofke, and John Lester cident when a Navy veMcle struck Shores development^; Sylvlo J^ e t ? televiston service. 9-4641 Continental Baking Co. NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. is a member of Social Security and ONE FULL base accordion with trees, on highway. Owner leaving served as uehere. Diane Keegan, their'eiur. 4988 two new wtegB-vwe-addidMr offer takes IL Rockville, HOME IMPROVEMENT — All] CLEARANCE (Jail MI 3-8296. obligation In the Catholic Church. to'to Dominic McCaah, Sbmeni, In 8-3708. 521 CONN. BLVD. 381 STATE STREET qualifies for the Town Retirement case. In excellent condition. CslU town. For quick sale, $6500. provldo eight elaaorooms for the n t)Tpea of painting, light masonry Entire Stock at coat. after 8 p.m., MI 3-8940. Lokeview Ter.; Annie M. Sadd to rapidly Inerearing school toU. FLOOR SANDING and refiniahini EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Help Wanted— System, the Town Sickness and Terms. Phone Ml 8-7408. It is the feast of the Assumption Henry and May Caron, on Wood- Specialising in old floors. work. Reasonable rates. Phone I No Down Payment. NORTH HAVEN, Station Wagon. ment which I would like to share ■teering, heater, auto- COAOC WEAVING 0* bume. moth holes Manchester Coat. Apron tc Towel Stanley Patnode with a reflned girt or woman. Ml They come, no nicer anywhere. Supply. 73 Summit St. MANCTHESTESFl — HeautlfUl new matic, etc. Like new throughout. and tom clothing, hosiery runs 8-6817. handbags repaired, zipper re­ six-room Colonial, 1(4 baths, tbree WOMAN i'OR shirt pressing. Ap­ large bedrooms, open staircase, SOUTH WINDSOR — Older ou PAINTING AND blinda. Oarage. Write Box N, rooms, vestibule In front. Large wait. Marlow’s. THOUSANDS OF women are add-] FURNITURE, ETC.— EVENIN6 SALE Herald MANCHESTBH—Sturdy six room ing as much as $50 a week to the { Colonial, 100 ft frontage, large tot. Large shade trees ih front family income as' Avon ftepre- PAPER HANGING AT THE LEOION HAU, MANCHESTER, CONN: yard. Priced right foriqulck sale. 1956 metropolitan '—a shade trees. Fully Insulated, plas­ Building— Contracting 14 sehtatives. We train you to start j TELEPHONE , On Leonard S t, O * Main SL, Opposite SUte Armory Bininess Loeationa tered walla. Full basement, set Hardtop. American Motors own BOLTON—Cape Cod. F6ur and earning at once and provide an FRIDAY EVENING. AUG. 16.1957— 6:00 for Rent 64 tubs. Hot' Water heat. 1(4 baths, two unfinished. Two years old. Ebc- foreign car. Uke hew. Our orir- BIDWELL Home improvement Co. established territory. Ciill M l] M l 9.3266 ceraniic. Fireplace, paneling, inaJ sale Alterations, additions, garages. 3-5195. INSPECTION AFTER S P.M. cellent condition, good location. t h r e e ROOMS, suitable for office birch cabinets. A. A.-Dion, Build­ Good financing. Priced right. Only $395 down Re-siding specialists. Easy budg- A wide selectioir of fumlturp, china, glass, bric-a-brac—from Or bueineae, first floor, Main St., er and Owner. MI 3-4860.. et^^terms. An 9-6i95 or TO several families moving—residue of some large estate lo t a - center of town. Entire building GASTON REALTY CO. other soorces. Mostly modem, some new merdiandise, many tn- about 6,600 square feet. Suitable BOWER SCHOOL Section— New six room (two unfinished) Cape Office: 165 School St. GARAGEIS, cottages, breezeways, • SEPTIC TANKS teresUng small items, some of the semi-antique and antique for stores, office, insurance com- MI 9-5731 Ml 9-4737 1953 WILLYS SEPTIC TANKS claasifleation. ’ $14,500 CAPE. Jarvis biiilt 1950. Four finished down, •pany, hall, etc. Occupancy 3-6 Cod. Hot wate'r heat, oil burner, porches. 12x20 garage. I960 com­ Cleaned and Installed fireplace, tear porch, Bilco hatch­ Member 8 cyl. Station Wagon. A good AND Partial listing:-Adm iral 21 In. TV, Pr. Maple Bunk Bede. Mod- montlis. In center of town. One Board of Realtors station wagon. Plenty of load plete. 20x20 two car, 11460. No upstairs unfinished. Domestic hot water heat, fireplace,' way, city water and sewer, near money down, five years to pay. em D’B’c Spool Bed, Maple Chest of Drawers and others, Knee- car garage for rent at the (Tenter. Multiple Listing Servica q>ace too. • SEW ERS Hole Deek, Round Oak Dining Table, Divan, Occaalonal Chaira, aluminum storm doors, windows, plastered walls, full Call Ml 9-6228, or MI 3-7444; bus line. Priced under 315,000. Free Estimates. EUiaon Construc­ PLUGGED SEWERS Machine Cleaned Raymond T. Schaller, 318 Parker Only $195 down tion Co. AD 2-2462. Stands, Mirrors, Bookcases, Fireplace Items, Steel 4-Draw*r Let­ ter File. Homart Window Fan vrith 1-6 H.P. Motor (Case H’O T ‘'isement, almost new one car garage, amesite drive. OFFICE for rent Inquire Laundry, St., MI 34446. Machine CJeaneil • INSTALLATION 22 In. Width 27-33 Ini), Reo R o ^ le Power Mower. Much China, 801 Hartford Rd. Call after 8 p.m. BOLTON— $16,600 — New custom GARAGES, PORCHES, dormers, Septio Tanks, Dry tVeUi, Sewer jautifully landscaped corner lot with sidewalks. Nice MI 9-0969. $15,800—5(4 room Cape Cod, 36 built Cape on large wooded lot. DE CORMIER MOTORS recreation and attic rooms built. G l w Bric-A-Brac, some Linens. Kitchen UtenslU, etc. Steeple foot living room, vestibule, open Lines Installed— Cellar Water- SPECIALIST Clock, other line offerings. School Desks and Chairs, etc. residential section. Present 4% mortgage may be as­ 4(4 rooms down, two unfinished 34 MAPLE ST., MANC91ESTER Kitchen and bathrooms re­ prooflng Done. ‘ *T0WD—Qiolce location at the staircase. This house is In excel­ up. This beautiful Cape hae Just modeled. Robert M, Alexander, sumed. 80 day occupancy. Center on Main St., approximate­ lent condition ihslda and out. been , completed and is ready for Ml 9-7716. Town and Country ^ ROBERT Me REID A Sou, AuetiouMrs ly 1100 M. ft Will remodel to suit Beautiful lot in a prime location. occupancy. (TaU the R. F. Dlmock FOR YOUR new building, re­ McKin n e y b r o s . SOI MAIN 8T. tenant OaU Jdl MS08 or MI R. F. Dimock Co.. MI 8-5346, MI Co,“ MI 9-8245. 943 Evenings, PI 2-7169 PHONE 0U s-ins •4781. 94318 or PX 3-7168. or Joseph AiWoRL MX 94119. 1906 FORD RANC» wagon. Radio, modeling. or repairs call Wm. Swwwro^w Disposal C o . Orainayo Co. RAYMOND R. REID PHONE BQ S-4A11 LAWRENCE F. FIANO V Beater, excellent cooditloo. 81495. Kanehi, Oontractor and Builder. MANCHESTER BROKER—.Ml 9-5910 CaU V I TeL MI’3-7773.. T 180-182 Pearl 8k — MI S-AS08 M l 9.4143 ^ ' 7

. V., 'xi , P A G E T J T E im jOanrbPBt^r lEnrntng Hrralb WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1957 -4 ^ * 0 property where the new holes ties if th* Directors should decide Chester." Johnson said. "I thtnk would be built and sufficient land that ia in the best interests of th* Bloodmobile Visits Center Church Tomorrow,, 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. About Town around the water to protect the a private courM 1* an asset to the 30-Year Lease Plan town. "W * know what th* Coun­ town.". Johnson emphasized that Mr. and Mr*. Richard'S. Nhtr, reservoir are*. All of the w-ater try Club thinks ia best for lUelf," If th* Barnes proposal Is adopted, Buah Hin Rd., vUited Ausable above ground, both in storage and Kelly said. "What we’ve got to th* town . would be getting Chaaffi r*c«iit)y. In brook*, would be considered decide is what la beat for the Average Daily Net Press Run town water supply. 1210,000 on an investment of Before Board Tuesday town.” 8160,000, the estimated purchase Famous For the Week Boded The Weather Manr BuahnaU Cheney Aiu- 5. Receiving the approval of Director Po* suggested that price of th* land the club would July 27. 1967 Foreeast of U. 8. Waatfeer Riiriaa lltary, No. 13, U8W^^ haa been the general manager for each of Kelly’s idea of a public recreation use. , The Board of Director* will aetfeton attended the meeting at the iBformed that no Department the new holes before they ar* area under private operation and a The Country Club’s present 37,600 i Tonight, ebanoe of ahowora, ao9 Tuesday night on a 80-yesr lease Invitatton of the committee to all built. long-range leas* to the club might 12,002 tcnie WOi be held thia year. a year leaat of th* golf course now a* oool a* last night. Low noar 79. §’ectarday‘1 Herald failed to carry to the Manchester CJountry Club of the Board of Directors, com­ Barnes had originally suggested not be incompatible. The 10 holes on town property expires Sept. 30. footsteps Member of the Audit the wort “picnic" In an Item opposed at this time by three Dem­ posed of five Republicans and a rental fee of 119,500 for the first left to the town might be used for The club’s Board of Governors has Bureau of areulatloB Friday, warm, hnmW, ahowoia or jMbmlttad by Mr*. Olady* Ridolfi, ocratic members of the Board. four Democrats. Marte was not three years and 15,600 for the re­ s 9-hole course and other recrea­ turned down the public-private' op- Mancheatef— A City of Village Charm thunder shoYrera High 80 to 88. prealdent The Directors will have before present mainder of the lease term. He tional facilities might be built eraUon auggeation. State Rep. Ray them a lease on town-owned Globe The Barnet proposal, to be advocated a uniform rental rate around It. Warren, a vice president of the are tlioinaa Blanchard and hla aon Hollow property drarni up by the drawn up as an official document for each of the 30 year* last night. Mayor Turklngton supported club, attended the subcommittee (TWENTY PAGES) DaVM, 4, of 169 Wadaworth St, town counsel and conuining sug­ for Board action; provides for: The high fee at the time the club this suggestion If It receives the meeting but did not speak publicly. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1957 (Claaalfled Advortislaf on Pago 18) PRICE n V B CENTS 15*1., have returned from a 3-week gestions made by-Republican Di­ 1. A SO-.s-ear lease of land for wmuld be building new holes might approval of the town. Th* club’s present propoaal be­ rector Gilbert C. Barnes. 18 golf course hole* to the club. "put the squeeze on the club," he Director Cummings asked for trip to the Weat Coaat. After fly- fore the Board of Directors is for • •• Inj: out from Bradley Field, they EUmes’ lease p,roposal met ob­ Three of hese year* would be for said. i dUoussioif of terms of a short­ a 2-year ei-.lension of the lease It coming alaited many point* of Intereat jections from Democratic Direc­ lease of the present course on the Repeats Own Plan term public-private operation now holds, but the Board pf Gov­ trom San DIegro to San Franelaco tor* Eugsne Kelly. Ted Cummings east and west sides of S. Main St. lease with Country Club members ernors haa indicated willingness to Commenting on the Barnes pro­ |ss proposed at the last meeUng audi aa Dianeyland and Knott's and Francis Mahoney at a meeting The remainder would be for lease posal. Director Kelly repeated discuss a long-term lease. In the Crash Kills Berry Farm. They drove back last night of a subcommittee w'hich of eight of the presen* holes on ‘ of the subcommittee. past, th# club has offered to btiy hla own suggestion for a privately Director Mahoney asked for throuifh the southwest, stopping he heads. the east side of the street and land operated golf course open to the land from the, town under'* 3100,- at Fort Defiance and the PainUd The proposal was supported by for 10 new holes O'l, the east side. continued consideration of a short­ 000 lease-purchase arrangement. public. "I don’t care whether it term lease at thia time with th* j-Prosjpeefs jHouse Group Ignores Ike, Deoert Republican Director Roy Johnson 2. Payment of 17,000 a year by is a 30-year, 2-year, or 40-year course to be open to the public, and Republican Maj-or Harold A. the club to amount to a total lease. I think the public-private OON-TEST Tt>NIOHT In Soviet Plane Hie Sewing group of Emanuel Turklngton. of 3210,000 at the end of 30 years. and the clubhouse as well. A Watermelon Bating Contest requirement should go Into it." Opposes .Suggestion Lutheran CJHirch w;i; meet to­ Subcommittee members, besides 3. Moving off ail of the present Kelly said. He suggested adver­ on th* 11 playgrounda tonight 'will \ » ...... morrow at 10 a.m. with Hr*. Ed­ Director Johnson declared him­ Barnes, are Kelly, Johnson. Dem­ course at the same time with one tising "Immediately" on a nation­ bring to a close the atriee of week­ Moecow, Aug. 15 (;P)— Thetbodies were recovered. Washington, Aug. 15 (ff‘)— ward Noren, 36 Roosei-elt St. ocratic Director Pascal Poe and year’s notice to the town. self opposed to public-private ly special events sponsored by the Six badly mutilated bodies were wide basis for a private group to operation of the golf course. "I ’m Briti8h Embaaay reported M«Rflb*ra will bring aandwichea. Republican Director Paul Marte. ' 4. Leaving sreesa to the Taylor operate the course and a public Rec Department for this summer, found floating on the muddy har- Prospects faded still more to- .Desserts and coffee will be served Cummings, Mahoney and Turking- Reservoir in the mida*. of the completely in favor of continua­ •ni* contests will sUrt at 6:45 and that two Britiah delegates to bor watwii and wM^ for quick House action on recreation are* with other facili­ tion of a prlvau course in Man-' by the hostess. prize# will be awarded. the world youth festival, minute* after the crash. Others'the stalemated Civil Rights were recovered from the sub- ^ jjj|j n Aid Funds Alan Titt and Miss Berly Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. ’West. 73 PitMn St., have a- their guest were believed to have been '"-nliflwT!!!!?,’.. ...M.I,.— ■ Aa stymied civil rights leaders tMs week Mis* Oay Bluggerman among (hd passengers of the paringarlng toO raise the wreck from the ; hunted Ways out of the House of Pawling, N.Y. Soviet airliner which crashed muddy bottom with a huge float­ Ribicoff, Bush ing crane. The plane was in 18 (D-Va.r moved Into position to into Copenhagen harbor to­ block immediate efforts to get the Mias BarbarSt J. PAvanson, 60 W. day. , feet of water and the Job may Eisenhower Middl* Tpke., and Benjamin Fore­ take hours. bill before the Hou.se. Trade Sharply man of South O rentry will be The Soviet State Airline. Aero­ Smith, frosty 74-year-old leader united in marriage Saturday at Copenhagen, Denmark, Aug. flot, did not release a of the little band of Southerners Fails After 10 a‘.m. in . S t James’ Church. 15 (>P)—A twin-engined So­ list to Copenhagen airport■t suUiorl- author!' I battling civil rights legislation, is Worded Wires viet airliner coming in for a ties until three hours after the chairman of the Rtiles Committee crash. which controls legislative traffic in Mra. WilMam Webb haa Juat re­ landing plunged into Copen­ the Ho\ise. turned to Eatontown, Pa., after | The Ilyushin 14. Russia’s stand­ Hartford, Aug. 15 Third Plea viaiUng her family, Mr. and Mr*. hagen harbor today after dip­ ard airliner about the size of an In that post. Smith can delay . Democratic Gpvemor Ribicoff ■ Francis Toumaud, 23 Depot Sq. ping a- tall chimney In low American Convair. waa on a reg­ action on the bill Republican Sen. Pres­ ular run from Moscow and Riga after Labor Day Washington, Aug. 16 (?P)— Mr. and Mrs. Haaen Webb mo- hanging clouds. Police .said cott Bush exchanged sharply- torrt up over the weekend to drive I one American was among the | to Copenhagen. The route ' waa: target date, for adjournment of The House Appropriations her back to Pennsylvania. opened last year and is flown al- i Congre.ss, where quilting fever al­ worded telegrams today over Committee slashed $809,650,- 23 dead— 18 pas.sengers and ternately by Aeroflot and SAS ready Is running high, what can be done to help Con­ a crew of 6. There were no 000 from foreign aid funds to­ Major Robert W. Rosman, 36. planes. Smith yesterday .served notice necticut's drought - stricken whose wife lives at 846 Hack- I •un’ivors. ' The pilot contracted the control he Is taking his stand on the Dixie day just aa President Eisen­ Police said name* of vtcUms tower at Copenbagen'a Kaatrup! bridge head to repel civil right* farmers. hower made new plea— his matack St., recently was gradu-1 The Governor’s telegrafn to the a ated from the associate olBcer ad-1 could not be given until later to­ Airport for permission to land., forces. c . ■ - third this week—for more night. Before permission was granted. However, pitted against him in _\\ ashington was made vaneed course at the Infantry Cen­ public by Ribicoff. at request of money. ‘ . ter. Fort Benning, Oa. He is an Seven non-Rtissian.s on the plane, radio contact-was suddenly lost were the power and prestige of an Iljushln 14, were listed as three ^— I Speaker Rayburn (D-Texl, com- the press, after Senator Bush had A White Mouse statement said advisor with the Massachusetts handed his repljdng telegram to Elsenhower. "In toe conviction that National Ouard in Boston. He en­ Weat Germans, two Britons, a nor- (Contihiied on Page Two) mitted m favor of Hou.se accept- ) anoe of the Senate bill with a newsmen. the national interssta of this coun­ tered the Army in 1939 and has The Governor, replying to a let­ try are deeply Involved.” hope* th# since been awarded . the Bronze minor Jury trial revi.sion., Smith and Rayburn, in their ter received thii week from the cut will be restored. It hsd been Star Medal, Purple Heart and the | Happy school days Senator, said that he waa “ dis- i voted last night by a aubcommitee. Combat Infantryman Badge. cla.shlng po.sltions. also have been ’ Then in lea* than an hour th# ahead . . . and happy^ colleagues and friends for more ! tressed by the pessimistic pros- | More Money Urged peels you outline” over the poa- , full committee stamped approval Mention waa made in the obit-1 young fashions from than a quarter century. They have ; on the subcommittee action. . uary notice of Alfred E. Savina. A Must been at odds before and Snrith i sibllity of Connecticut farmers get- 1 our big new collection! ling federal drought assistance. | Elsenhower’s statement was not 306 Hackmatack S t. that in lieu , has yielded la Rayburn's wi.shes. i formally directed to anyone In par­ of flowers friends might contrib­ roe THOSE AWAY AT SCHOOL We have suits, sepa­ It was upon this old friend.ship ! "The entire Conneeilbut^'altua-j tion has been considerably con- i ticular but James C. Hagerty, ute to the Cancer Fund, c/o Mrs. rates, dresses, ensem­ For Asia Flu Fight snd Rayburn's per.suaslvene.s.s. White House press secretary, aaiil Charles U but. Her correct ad-1 EMBOSSED TAFFETA VINYL QVILTED PLASTIC strengthened by the power in­ fused by that part of your tele-; herent in the speakership, thht gram of Aug. 7, in which you said It was aimed at the full committee. dress la: Bolton Center Rd., RFD, bles and accessories That group, however, apparently Garment Bugs ’’“ ..d. $1.69 1^ ERNEST R. VAOCARO .♦the. position .ft.^has. is aliocking." civil rights leaders were banking there were two major obstacles ..., ^ ,,,, . . . bring 'em In real heavily; - - ...... ' standing in the way of Connecticut acted without knowledge of the Washington, Aug. 15 -.(/f)— Sen. said Hill. "There is n9 justification Presidential action. Rep. Wigglea- Mr. and Mrs. John F. Pickle* Jr. 1 'OF t h r e e 800 ft,to. HALE’Si ^ ilR et or excuse for it." being declared a -ihajor drought-, *. •ItlYfiirlna'suffering frnmfrom acute leukemia,' waa admitted to a Philadelphia hospital In of the subcommittee which made ton St, mother of Mrs. John F. Asiatic flu, attacked by thia virus that ha : State Dept* Hit i which said that one reason the mid-June In "poor condition" and waa home today with the' leukemia no longer evident. Doctors say th* original cut in the appropriaUon Pickles Jr. Formerly located In SPACE SAVERS and Hill S'ic. he will urge the Senate Created such' havoc in the Far i federal government cannot give the condition could return but s&id the experiment wre tried because of Lesura's extremely poor bill, said no attempt waa mads to­ Oklahoma City, the younger 88c SALE GARMENT HANGER.S Appropriations Committee. of East. , aid j* the "lack of evidence that condition two months ago. The tots are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDoneld of nearbv day to raiaa the figures. He said the Pickles family are presently living which he ie a member, to recom- "We have no assurance it won' 'For Spending the state government is making Drexel Hill. Story on Pag* Two. (AP Wirephoto), ■ TROUSER HANGERS...... funds approved are “enough to last In Kansas C l^, Mo., where Pickles . 6 for 88c nsend an appropriation of~$80(th00 be more virulent than we know any effort from its own resources the program for two 'and a half la manager of the branch office of NEVERSUP TROCSER and SKIR'T HANGERS '. . S for 88r for Immediate use pliu a 32 itiillion and the death rate won’t go up." to provide help to affected farm­ years if no more money is pratid- the merged Oontlnental and Na-1 SKIRT HANGERS WITH WONDO CLIP .... . 8 for 88c Burney told the committee that Funds on Polls ers.” WOOD DRESS HANGERS...... , . . . reserve fund to be a''allable If an tional Insurance companies. ,14 for 88c eptdemtvat»Giea-Dila fall or wlnteri- .even a mild, form of-the--Uln«s* The iGo-venmr^ also -referred-to. Red to Form f equence wss i^iqut the PLASTIC DRESS HANGERS...... r. r. r. . . 8 tor 88c could paralyze entire' cities in the Bush comment in the Aug. 7 COMBINATION SCIT HANGERS...... Health authoritie' have predic­ Washington,. Aug. 15 ‘IS - The •f Guard Indicted I yeaterday’s. . 5 for 88c ted the new influenza virus, which event of an epidemic. He said House government Operations telegram that this latter obstMle Then .Elsenhower in a apedal MRS’S COAT or SUIT H AN GE RS...... 6 for 88c .states and communities- should tof state action) “is th* more New Regime in Hartford Gas Co. School News... SHOE V A L E T ...... Originated In the Orient, may Committee says the State Depart­ conference, a aassioo such as . each 88c spread aotgisa the nation attack­ prepare for possible epidemics. ment has lllegslljb tapped the sec- aerioua." never held before, appealed Ml’LTIPLE BLOUSE or SHIRT RACK . . . ___ . each 88c State health officers have been Governor RibicoS's wire appar­ The subteen fashion schedule calls for MULUPLE SKIRT RACK ...... ing millions. Most eases ata cx- !2‘ ?rt?i9 *""Y en cy fund for more at the 88.M7.C88.000 which Not Involved in I . each 83c peetoibto be mild. called to a special meeting here luaKmaif. a-mllHnn ilaHera in the - ently waa fpUow through on one. Britishh itish GiuanaiyGuiana pi" U . 3 . 1 Rx iiiya sion ^ Aug. 27- snff W. ’ _____ o hSTillPli the cefllng in plenty of DRESSES, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, The Appropriations Committee last W years to pay for public opin­ o f several steps agreed upon at a an authorisation bill he had just Gas Line Petition; HOLLOW GROUND FORGED STEEL "ELK” IMPORTED meets today to mark up a' supple­ Another Public Health Service ion polls. Georgetown, British Guiana, Aug official. JQr.'Carl, Dauej;,. zaid .yesr New York, Aug. IS Van Pelt Ryan I.T25 VALUE I O V His comments were made at a poll program. Slr” Patrick Renlson' called i *■■■* income tax evaaion and con- when they were opened in court *‘We in no way have an>’thing{ IEEN d e p a r t m e n t —SECOND FLOOR NOTIONS DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR coRKulttee yaaterday in support meeting attended by representa­ State Department oWiclals havv e; Swinffs Lower ; Jagan. ”ooverwhelming victor in | apiracy to-violate Income tax laws, today that they were kept aepret to do with the location of this line." o f the Budget Bureau figure, dia- tives of 13 medical and health or­ teatifted the polls were used Near Sherman eloaed under questioning by Hill to _ .—y a -m T 'j ^*°']'**y’*Monday’s general elections, to a i Dio. focal point of recent at- ill order not to prejudice trials of Bald E. Ralph Kryzak, manager of j ganizations summoned by the guide them to the Amerlcafi ■ I fA I l a v ' o I\1 a w a r e conference today to discuss his ap- tention by Senate rackets prbbers. Dio In ths acid-blinding and extor­ that he personally believed -3800,- health service to discuss plans for - public’s attitude on foreign policy tion cases. Sherman, Aug. 14 (JPI—A light thte comMmy'a Manchester divi­ 000 was needed in the immediate F a8 8 -F < a y 3 X 1 C TT O I pointment as chief minister and! was ac(mse(i..of falling to report sion. "This tranamisaion line I dealing with large .scale outbreaks, j matter*. _L__L j “ f “ P * cabinet, income totaling 363.333 and evad- H’lretsp Records Played plane crashed this afternoon in a would be constructed at this time months ahead.'pinar |2 millions to Burney told the group that the The report said the committee remote section of toU western be held in reserve. Jagan told newsmen toe election ing payment of 320.168 In federal In Washington, meanwhile, the for the benefit of another utility i influenza is expectad to remain a agreed with a previous finding by New York. Aug. 15 (Ah — The result proved British Guiana was taxes for 1950. 1961 and 1952. Connecticut town. That, Burney said, was Ibe I nilld disease, but that the problem stock market milled .about indeci­ Senate Rackets Investigating Com­ serving the . Rockville-Vemon the comptroller general that tt was- ready foi political Independence { Ray was charged with evading mittee today played a secretly T he pilot, not Immediately Iden­ area." ( ar.ount recomi.iended ‘ by the could become more complex "it, Illegal to finance the polls from the sively today, swinging a little low­ tified. was killed. r u t ^*r,"^fc^^w*^***i»^?*** i payment of 3407 In taxes for 1950. wiretapped telephone conversation The town Board of Directors last 1 American Medical Association the I we had a change In the vims or Secretary of State’s confidential er in the early afternoon. The crash waa heart across American Hospital Aasodayon, the i had bacterial contamination hltch- Losses ranged from fractions to ../I. ■«># government aatd Ray’s real in which racketeer Toiiy (Ducks) Friday tabled a requeat from the fund for "emeigericlea in the diplo­ -.1^ * 1.**^!** !?.^ Y?* prepared to,j,g^g j, j^jj I ^ e Chuidlewood in the Birch Aaaoclation of State and Terri-1 ivegian and an American. Sixteen matic and consular service"." around 2 points. There were num­ Corallo advised fellow hoodlum Al­ Algcgiquin Gaa Co., wholesale sup-1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL *‘ |name Ray in matters involving in fred Reger to get in touch with Groves section of New Hllford. A pliers of natural gas, to build a I t o i ^ Health Offtcera and approved ! hiking along with the virus." Noting that the comptroller Is erous gains of fractions to a point. light plane had been seen flying by Sectetary-of ’Velfar# Folsom. | ------Trading was pretty much back Jimmy Hoffa on a Teamsters labor line over town land in the Porter- pre-rolled ment ^“cmlng a new govern-1 dieted under the name of Ray. problem. overtiMd there .a short time be­ Howart Reservoir area. , "For th* Budget Bureau to take (Omtiniied on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Nineteen) in the summer doldrums, after yes­ fore. At the meeting'. Atty. Herman terday’s sharp sell-off In which the The secret indictments against Corallo, hunched over In the wit­ Georgetown newspapers said de­ ness chair, took the Fifth Amend­ State Police of the Ridgefield Yules, owner of other property in Hand Bags high-speed ticker tape ran behind spite Jagan’s known Red views the two were opened today in U.S. sleeves District Court. ment and refused to Identify his barracks sent a detail o f men to the are*, protested that the "line for toe first time In a month. Britain has prepared to give him toe area in an effort to locate the could be dangerous. Robert Culver Many styles in Pouch, Clutch or Shoul­ The continued weakness was a another chance as head of the gov­ Dio is alleged to have been toe voice on the recorting. ■ wreckage. of the Algonquin Co. answered him der Strap for Junior Miss and grown for elegant disappointment to some brokers ernment. mastermind of th* acld-bUndlng But it was so identified by an Shortly thereafter, Mr*. Carl by u }in g t ^ t there has never I ups. Genuine leathers, plastic calf and Asiatic Influenza No Killer who viewed yesterday’s downturn attack on labor cdlumnist Victor agent o f the New York Police De­ Dunham and her son. Cart Jr„ re­ been' an exploeicm on the Algcmquin fabric. All new fed! colors. • as a technical climax in the decline (Continued on Page Nineteen) Riesel in New York. partment. Natal* Lsurendi. ported they found tha wreck near system. i from which a rally could spring. Ray also was alleged to have The recording of too- Oct. 28, Green Pond Mountain Rd. The In his statement. Kryzak. said broadcloth The day’s business news in­ been one or those involved In the 1964 phone call between Corallo Dunhams own Caldlelight Airport that although his firm has nothing But Could Paralyze Cities cluded some layoffs in the aircraft Rleael attack. Government efforts snd Reger spoke of interceding in New Milford. • to do with the location of the line, to each and textile^. Industries, and some to prosecute the two and others on with "Jimmy," snd "Jimmy Hoffa," It Is in favor of a line which could price reductions in textiles, pack- charge* growing out of the acUon to get a mlsMve to ths Nsw Jersey be installed "amlcahly." By JERRY BENNETT epldeniie eould paralyze whole ^ scratch again.st a virus that aging , materials and petroleum News Tidbits qgiapsed through refusal of cer­ Teamster# OoiincH to avoid having tain witnesses to testify. No tap to the line is proposed Washington, Aug. 15 ,—(NEAI cities. mowed dow-n hundreds of thou- products. The Treasury announced Culled from AP Wires Teamsters Local No. 822 split Into at tbe-preaent time by Uie Hart­ — Before the coming winter is U.S. Surgeon General' LeRo,v, sands.. It will pay the highest^iMerest Diot whose real nanTe Is' Dlo- two locals. Bulletins ford Gaa Co., he eidd. but "at some BACK TO over, the chances are about one in E. Burney and other offlclals:>are Actually, the Asiatic version is rate since the bank holldiy period gtiardi, recentl:^ waa convicted on The ronverastlon waa laced with future date, it could possibly be of three that you will have bared ur^ng that communities set iip a relatlv'ely mild. Your temperature of 1933 on a 31 8-4 billion special state.charges of extortion in labor profanity—worts represented by from the AP Wires some value to us." SCHOOL Panties your arm for a doctor and been priority system that would. In [ would run from 102 to 104 degrees, Issue of 237-day bills.. itouih Korea’s 9th annireniary dealings. shot with three cubic centimeters effect, ,lmmunize essential services, and you’d have to put up with it Metals were among the weaker as a 'Republic was celebrated to­ U.8. Atty. Paul W. Williams said (OMttiraed on Page Ten) Cotton or rayon in all whit* or color*. of vaccine to wart off Asiatic flu. They fecorrimend that priority be for three to five daj's, along with spot.s as the Copper Institute re­ day A-ith a display o f U.S.-equlp- I>ed military mijtot .. . Month-long U.S. ASSURES CANADA Jet Acrobat Show That’s the present goal of health given; the other symptoms of general ported that inventories of copper Washington, Aug. 18 Carter^s Spanky P a n t*...... 63c officials-7-to have enough shots of First; To the nation's 12 million discomfort. In the producers' hands shot up inrrsUgatlofl end indicated In the exploaicn aboard Navy Patrol a follow up to the aeaaationiU (Carter s Rosebud Pants...... S5c th* new flu vaccine~available . to doctors, nurses and others who will But so far, only three Asiatic flu 58,555 Pints in Year Norman suiride eaae, the United Set for Exposition j Carter's Spanky Pants. Larger Size 85c Inoculate 60 miUton persons at be taking care of the sick. vk-Unjs In. the U.S. have died. (Coatinned on Page Ten) craft Somersworth . . Oooper T. Holt. 'VFW National pommander SIntes has sought to assure Campus Rayon Pants. Pkg. of 6 . .$2.34 least by Fyb. 1 and probably Second: To policemen, firemen Health officials believe secondary Canada that informatloa'it pro- West l^ringfield, Mass. —• A sooner. and workers in transportation. infections such as pneumonia were suggests toat 4F students offer to Tricot Knit B riefs ...... each 39c remain In Re^I China in exchange 4-idrn about alleged Communist half million viritora to the Eastern If you—and enpugh others—do comiViunicktloil, etc., (The armed responsible tor the deaths. actirittea will not be supplied to K ta^ Exposition will join Secre­ Children’s sizes 8 to 18 years, adult sizes take the shots; '' forces, for example, will get fou- -As an added precaution, the Slate Farmers Gel for loyal Americans held prisoner Prison Inmates Donate small, medium, large. there. Oongremt without. Canada’s con­ tary of the Air Force James H. 'You’ll probably hava nothing million of the first eight million Public Health Servic-e has asked sent. ’The State D opartnm t Douglaa and other high-ranking more tlpui a slightly tore arm for shots produced.) manufacturers of antibiotics to Some Drought Aid Georg* "the Eel’ Lamed, fugi­ made public today a note civilian and military dignitaries In a. day or so; the new vaccine does You need only one shot of the ^ *feP up production to help prevent tive shot in Manhattan Street, More Blood Than Rest handed to Oanadian Ambnte a review of the- latest jet aircraft A Helen Harp er not have the sifter effects some vaccine and you’ll be Immune tor i other more dangerous diseases Wkshington, Aug. 16 (A>) — indieatdd by Nassau County Oraiid sador Norman Robertaon on at the September show. BACK TO people get from other influenza about a .rear, toe PHS flguie*. i moring In if .vou re laid low D r o u, g h t-strlcken Connecticut Jury tor long list of burglaries Tueeday. ■ The air show is in conjunction ■You’ll |>a.v about the same aa any ■ hy the Far East virus. and other crimes . . . Emaciated shots. farmers, who have been ■ pressing ‘Inmates of the world’s largest with the Exposition’s salute to SCHOOL Anklets But If you—and enough others other widely-used vaccine shot for federal aid, finally got some bod.v of Uftle girl found in w(x>ded ’volume champion* to be the 3,272 IN MANY STYLES i walled prison at Jackson, Mleb., inmates of Jefferson City’s Sli*^ Mc e l r o y g e t s b a c k in o "The TJ. 8. Air Force Specialist —don't: would coal—from a dollar or so In section of Bronx Park, but n o ; Washington, Aug. 18 (W—NeU “Seotehdown” Hiis blouse thinks of et’erythingl a clinic, for instance, up to what indication of cause of death deter- are proud of their record of donat­ sourl State PenitenUary. They gave In Air Power" on the occasion of I Some morning this winter you Hcahh Depl. Girds I In one of two developments, the ing Mood to the Red Cross. While H. McElroy won unanimoos ap­ its golden anniversary. ! Triple Roll Bobby Socks ...... pair 39c Faya pretty compliments with beautifully shaped collar. your family physician usually mined yet . . . Sikorsky helicopter 6,516 pints to toe Red Cross Mid-; Always popular but never.,more popular than could wake up and find your bus-, . ______*-< TTi A s . ; Affrioulture Department made paying their debt to society these proval today from the Senate One of the hIgliUghU of the air | line was barely running because charges ,vou for such treatment, r»4tohe* 18,200 feet carrying 14 western Area Donor '-Program. now . . . that’s the story of sweaters, scheduled Gordon Debsox ...... pgjr 39c Keeps you comfortable with center-pleat in back, nice long r o i * r l U O u t b r e a k I production Inmatee and those at other prisons .Yrmed Services Committee tor show will be performances by the half the drive™ were laid up at j More than 600,000 shots of the I loans al 3 per cent interest to passengers, It wks .announced to­ That’s more than two plnta per his appointment aa Secretary of Air National Guard Mlnutemen. a ’ to earn extra fashion credits in this year * back- tails. Launders lovely too. Finest combed cotton -• the same time...... fnew vaccine have rolled off drug day. are developing a aoclal oonscloua- prisoner per year. k:ng!i.sh Rib S o c k * ...... 3 pair $1.00 farmer# facing losses because of neas. In this article for the Aaaocl- Defense to succeed Charles E. crack jet acrobatic team. Flying I to-colleg* wardrobes. pure white or tender-toner. Sizet28to38. Fire trucks answering alarms I house assembly lines in the first Hartford. Aug. 15 i/P) The the long drought. Air Force officer Sleeves stand* That area, with headquarters in Wllsoa. Committee Chairman low over Hhcpositi . . . OPEN TUESDAY ThroGgli SATURDAY, gram to make the new vaccine ahot—and toe Asiatic "bug" hits department's Bureau of Pre­ toe donor program. Inrtiatea bf the farmers. The loan* apparently are from Senate committee on nomina­ pint* of blood w-ere donated to the show. All o f the aircraft and per­ available—and get you to step up you?. ventable Diseases, said. Taycheedah Women'a Priaon, in U.S. COPTER CRASHES THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. tor a ahot in toe arm. a re.sult of toat meeting. tion as Secretary of Defense. blood donor program bnween July sonnel will be housed st nearby CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Doctors aren’t worried about a 3. Although the disease ia But farmera, short of winter feed Wiiconalh gave 48 pints. Barcelona, Spain, Aug. 16. (CLOSED MONDAYS) If you hav* to wait a little Walt Disney will launrh fourth 1, 1956, and June 30 this year. Feel they Still ’Belong’ Westpv«r Air Force Base. high death rate similar to the flu mild, causing few faUllUe* tor livestock, still would liHe the — ^ helicopter from the U.S. While when you do *te)> up. how­ apidamica of 1918-19 when Influ­ TV year with musical based on T »’o Pints- Each Gordon Fuller, director of in­ and resulting in only a f e w benefit* of a disaster designation. "Peter and the W olf", . . , Coo- aircraft carrier FraphUa D, ever, tt'a beMua* to* big fear' of enza waa somthing new and the days illnsss. the us* o f to* “ Prisoners are th* most faithful dividual treatment at Southern troversy arises over naming of donors,” says the Rad Ooas. Roosevelt plunged into tha har­ kagltb autboriUea is the way an madlcal world had to aUrt from vaccine ia recommended. bor t.oda.v and aaak. AH aboard XOoatiiiued Page FUtoM) Yale moUl in .WalUnglordt ' Th* survey. shows. tha 1966-67 .(OanttMwd *• Page FlftsMi) were bellaved 9a hav* paciaMk'-l i