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received no satisfactory answer there either. ‘T don’t know^ 1 was Hospital Notes About Town doing homework.” iCCOROlON^LESSON Heard Along Main Street 'The next day he questioned his F O lt" \ "■ Manchester WAXES will meet fellow workers. They were sb- Pstiento Today 1 ‘5!o« Tuesday evening at the Italian And on Soma of Manrhr»trr*$ Sidm SlreetB, Too sohrtely no help either., ADM ITTED^ ifeSTERDAY: BEGINNERS American Qutf. It will be hobby "Everybody was killed.” ” .iohn UcQinnla, 6 B*rl St., Rock.l Ml 9<7120 after 6 P.M night and each member is remind­ "They escaped and all the Com­ ville; Mr*. Agnes Holmes, 39'Muh- VOL, LXXVH. NO. 29i ed to bring an article, or example Meohanlca or iJurgery? ‘ this would add charm and attract munists were killed,” ro St.; Edward Kehl, 13 Arceilia. of her hobby. Slic will have a The wife of a well Known tfi.iur-1 vlaitora to Old Stiirhrldgc. "The cavalry arrived In the nick Dr.; Mrs, Edith Tyler, 8 Washing­ chance to present or describe it. "Since you have a great deal of of lime," and so ol^. ton St., Vernon; Mrs. Elizabeth ance eiccri tivo hoa apent he siini- Several da,vs laler he Anally Weighing in will he from 7:lf> to pier with a cast op her leg from woods there, logs could be cut and Ballme, 13 Warren Ave.j VernonH 8:IS p.m. dried through this fall, wint«;r and fmiiid out what happened during Jonathan Fotilkea, 9 Ellington j toes to hip, S?veral weekr. ago those last three minutes. 0 ^ the cast was removed, at which spring for the raft. As yon blight Ave.. Rockville; Randall Sears. me Ladles Aid Society of Zion (And in ca.se you didn't see the lime- «he -ws8 permitted to go know, you cannot use green logs TalcottvIUe; George Skinner. Skin­ Lutheran Church will hold a peach movie and are now AVonderIng home fro.n the hospital. ss they will sink. ^ ner Rd.. Rockville;''Paul White- All Dafiunday festival in the social room Wednes­ "If you lonalder and like the wha' happened - everybody was house, Mansfield Depot; Louis Her husband rented a wheel­ killed, lliey escaped and all the Dead as Jersey Train Roars Through day at 6 p.m. idea. I would very much appreciate Chase, South Coventry; Mrs^Mad­ aiirPHARMACY The Womens Club of Maiuhes-' chair ao she ■mild .cot have to being tli» 'Tom .Sawyer' next sum- Communisis were killed, the eline Heck, 34 Tower Rd.; Mrs. Jo­ «ft4 CENTER 8T. Ml f-SSlf ter has Issued attractive hopkleta depend on her nutchek to move ' me.- " ! cavalry arrived in the nick nf lime. sephine Flaherty, 121 Hemlock listing programs for all the from room .c, room. i Timothy concliided that he I' Take your choice). Miss Claudette Roy, Wappfhg; monthly mcctihg.s during the com­ The otherevening before dinnci i would bn willing to take on the as­ Good Reason Bernard Gagnon, South Coventry; ing season. The first program is the exec not Wellman Rd. Nights w»«3sl Plus Parts Miss .Iiidltl; Ann Tanl. daughter (he .siippoil I liistory Ihfin the village which bo Allliough he'd heard of dcMira 'blRTHS YESTERDAY: A TEL. Ml 8-A482 of Mr. and Mrs, .lames V. Tam. Wi "No no I >1111 Id lhal I ,m sure longs Lo New England of the early being inn ked "poudei- room " for daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Hurt Concord H4. has Iiecn accepted a.s I can n.\ it said Ihe exec. ; IkOO's, the ladies, he sllll thought 11 a : Hart. Storra; a daughtef to Mr. a student at Marynimint College Pljines Aii’drop Me I limed to hl.s teenage son •Maybe Tlmolhy should I ry . In - ‘ ' a thei odd designalion for the; and Mrs. Charles Press, 47 Dough­ , Tarryto\vn*on-thc-tludson N V and eaid Gc gel a screv,drr.er " tcrp«Unsr Mystir Spaporl in n Jim «nnir. lv)i^ of pl.T r ii^rdW^y thr op-i erty .St.; a daughter to Mr. and U. S. China Renew Skindivers Recover She will le,ave Tuesday to enlei The son said. "Sure hul whal Mnwklm of "TrfAJiure Inlanrl \ Mrs. Anthony" Pagliughl, Glaston­ Supplies for freshman activities do Miu «anl lo do’ lavisen Ihe frtnir, ; lir f<»imil out t)if* roinpHnVj bury. ! ^ rhair or lighlen inolher"’" ! l|ii« H tolrvi^nnn station and hr DLSCHARGED YESTERDAY: Army Pvt. Rrmaid A Gustafson Know a Rarf^nlti . rralj/rrl Ihr* .s'gii niranl rxaftlv i I Mrs. Jeanette Bennett, 40 B ret-: Talks on Far East Little Quemoy son of Mr. and Mrs llciniei (i It «nid 13 Bodies in Water I .loll Hunter \Khni ton Rd.; John Cavar. Stafford Gustafson, 1211 GlcinsomI .SI w.i.' TliPv lire talkinjf in thr imirr I When ll-veai-old TimnUiv Keith ririle« of Ihp Warsaw, Poland, Sept. 1 5 ‘ » higher level for the definitive Klizalieth, N. J.. Sopt. 15 (/P)—A Jersey Central commuter I Ihe riislii mill pond si Old Sliii- A Mam he.stei rraident waa visit­ son. South Coventry; Mrs. Mary mosa, Sept. Vi f/P)— A contin­ at Ft. Campbell. Kv He leceivcd plomotlon that flopped niinerably. ing: I” New Hanijrahire rerently and (ifP) —- Ambassadors of the! was an ' briflge Village, he came up with a The failure came when a group Achievement Atvard Delaney, 139 Benton St.; Mrs. E d -’ j / ^ The ronierence here was an- :gent of FI04 Starfighters has i train roared tlinnigh an open drawbridge today and plunged hla parachuli.sl umgs afln lom- atopperl at a larce and noisy aupei* warda Gagnon, South Coventry: ; United States and Communist nounced as a resumption df-.U.S.- I ■'iO feet into Newark Ray. Railroad officinTs estimated at least pleting a 2-uecU couisc hu h in­ hillhant Idea fiom the ('hamber'a inemberahtp maikrt t^i make a few puMliaara. A ccitillcate of achtcyemont, presented yesterduy to Manchcstei's „ . arrived in Formosa for de- A few days laler. the diiei loi nf lommiltee vifliled the mannKC- .Melvin Benjamin. Coventry: Elmer ; China cPnferred for two hour^ 10 persons perished. Twenty-one others were reported in- cluded five Irninmg jumps While there ahe anw an airman Traffic Safety Committee. Is placed In a pronilneiit position In j Llzotle. 117 Hemlock St.; Mrs. On™ -r n .. .Nalion.li.« CKi- |llie le-cirateil .New England (oun- nient of a dlacounl e«tahli^ihment Police Chief HeiTnan O, Schcndel's office. The award is for the an.; 50 rninutes tcxlay on the Iry lowM received this letter from' from the nenihy airbawe pi.ahin" n 1 Beulah Short.'", Lockwood St,: ! off last Dec, 12.’ .j nese stronghold. Also newly .jiii'i'd. Miss .Vamw Pciiisuii. ihiugliler in an effort Ip i)rlnjf the «tofe Hhoppin^ cart ui> and down tlie second- successful safety lane sponsored by the TiiUTic Safely Fa.’ Eablern crisis. They tlien I hr .Malic he.cct ei lad : into the (’hambei’n rank*. ' Mrs. Dorothy .Meek and daughter, | Baaically, the position of the two arrived in Formosa is a corn- The 5-car (rain had started from Ka,v Head, a north New of Mr and Mrs VVilli.im I’c.ii.soii aj^le.M and ob\iAualy lo«>kin>; foi CcMTimlllee in the spring. At the left is .lames Gorman, chaii- 1 Cov'entry. scheduled .mother meeting for Jei'.sey stinre resort, and was Iteaded for Jerse.v City, where 117 llemlork SI uill cnirr llrvanl "While visilmg your fahuluii.s The manajfer pohirlv dcthnrfl Honirlhinp ftn the ahrlves Vmui of the Aiitoibollvc Division of the Cliamhor hf-Commerce, parties on the Form^a strait JT.S. Air strike Force— Collegr nf Husmcs.v Aduiinlslni- village \ealeicla\. I had an idea Ihe invitation. He ,^to»)d firm and in Ihe leai. H. Russell Tryon, Held icpi esentalive of the Con­ T h u rsd ay . passengers lioard ferries foi- downtown New York. l‘'uially he aUtpped a woman m There wa.s no immediate dis- rm,t"\s"ex;^’«r3o^maim recently created “small tmn, rrniidciirc ft I .she \i ill uih* which I IhoughI vein mighl con- rijjHtnat all efforla to per.’iunde necticut Safely Commission, vyho presented the award. (I-Ierald her early fifties aiul aaked a pues- Washing dishes clo.aurc as to what occurred in to­ that It can do nothing which would war deterrent” force capable It.s two Diesel locomotive.s and'lirst two passenger cars fell Jnr in c\cruf|vc .SC' rrlanal sc icm e sidet, sn idea of which mighl have him, Kor a loiif; tune the tlnn. Photo hy .Salerni.si. : fi’iim the open span and were immediately submerged in been already suggesled talked, working up the henl pos­ day's meeting, Ihe first between onipromise its Nationalist Chinese of delivering nuclear W eapons Aa the Mamhc.slei vlailor ap- is easy today... U.S. and Red Chinese envoys since Allies on Formosa and the This urck the .\taiu lir.st er Ito- ",Mv’>iden \\ ns that a hoy of the sible pilfh. pronchrd she heard the v (»inan x- Rpd same type of unit that more than 40 feet of oily wathi'. Trim .Sawyer type cniild paddle fioundR. Musomn official,*! hope to CONeRATULATlONS! last Decembei. Chinese to stress their right lo A thiril car wa.s left hanging dizzily, half irr the water and J tnrv I’liih will hold an otiling at Rut atm they i oiihl nut hnMk sayinp, '•Anu fume Ift a liaffic llffhl at // you have providerl for your and Red Chinese .^mbassador boll ha.s an especially vibrant tone. Wang Ping-nan braved’ a barrage lo'iirge Peiping to pledge puhlicly : idelely lieneath tlie surface. *------^ ^ ------Klnnlly, oiiis of the ('hamhrr an .Interaertmn make a nph» tuin In Srlhack J’lav family in the event of your that it will not use military force ' The cstiniMlc of 40 dead came flelejfntra made a fleaperation and vou i| aoon be in Petej. Onr Manchester achoolq;irl had ‘ of reporters and photographers a.s Wa.shinglon, Sept, l.'i (A*)— the mu.seum in niinil while vaca- Heath or for your retirement they arrived al Mysliwiecki Pal­ ti obtain It4 aim.s in Formosa The Defen.se Department said : from \V. A. Nickel. a.' toy to Miss Hazel Lutz.’ oir details of any proposals to be took part in Ihe earlier stalemated "OUR SPECIALTY" Hndouhicdly lt« happened nnr- I Kiidrr.a, who scorrti 406 and . 404 deserve congratulations. //, that here. He was idc'ntificd a.s F. H. Douglas j fir nnui ImiU'i, not to I’elf i • ic.sprf tivriy. Mr.s. .Jame.s Lemon of Oakwood put forward. talks with \'’ar.g when Ambas- of Hunison. N. .1.. a partner in a ' lima another to moat, televiamn bbmupli Rd. has donated a pair of Chlne.sr however, you have neglected .vador U. Alexia Johnson ’.vaa chjCf Atlantic ('ity, N. J.. Sept. 15 (A7 Viewer. r our llpiirls and thr 81 h Ib.stnct It is assumed iti diplomatic cir­ Taipei, Formosa, Sept. 15 ' stoc'lc speciall.st film of Newark. ANDERSON- ' h'lir are tird f<»r fifth plarr with pood luck dolls. Brought from to provide for any of these cles here that if the talks show any First Coin'll Eni|it.v | United Steelworkers president PINE LEN O X The Mancheatei man vi a.a u nti h PrlvlIrKr llrnt<»rr<| t'hina hy an expru ter 25 years ago. (Continued on Pnge Eight! (/P)—.N'ationali.st cargo planes in^’ "Hleel Helmet,” movie ithnnt .Mcnrr.s of 397. whilr Mr.«sirr U|>- | contingencies, tfien you will so’s home heating . sign of progress they will move to q'lie flj si passenger coai h was David J. McITonald today railed EVANS CO. ' \' ^twlsterrrn and thr Jrl.s follow with they arc 10 inches tall and are flew the supiily run to I.ittle 1 emiUy a "deadhead '' In all. the on the big union to rid It.self of an army , unit in K'uea fljehtinc dre.s.sed in paperbacked silk, tlir want to consider a policy from ternftf ofhN ^H|r tn [n^'dirl th.ll ,\mrruan^ ( loRr j^corr.s f)I .'ht.'i ami 301. I Quemoy again today. The De-. train was hette.ved to be carrying M.ANniKSTKR, CONN. PHARMACY fabric coining friun gai’ni'rnts of our wayl dual unloniam and unite for tha Koi almo,-t fM) minutes the u iiuhl I r;ii I HriKi il\' if it \\ ri r Olhrk Acorra muiuhng out tl)C the Sun Life of Canada, one fense Ministry said the air- ; 90 lo 100 passengei.s. job next year of negotiating a new t nkrn H \t a V < i uin 1 hrm. Uhine.sr royalty. Here’s how Csirs nf commuter train plunped Into ” stcr of Newark Bay today Ihroupli a raised Ml «M 2:n. Ml 0-17IU p;. ( rn»fr Nl.—Ml y-oniio diaiim unlolded until (lie idondv ar.s.^lon \^V^e^thr Mainhlcrs. 352, | of the world's great life insur­ You get premium quality UN Debate Thursday I The entire bridge is about one labor eontract with the haste (>'ip Ainrii an irailrd In.vl tliat Kngaity Brothers. 349; ('honians di;op was successful. drawbridge. One coach still hangs over the bridge. Two coaches followed locomotive Into Die I ami a lialf mile.s long apd spans 'ilimax when the ^reatlv t»utmiit Mobil heat with RT-98 . . .the I ^The announcement gave no, steel industry. w H V in I'liiy piim'iiir^ h<“ir Irmi I Wrri’Urr.s, 338, and H K. i.#. (lT). ance companies. With the pro­ water. lAP Pholnfax). the main channel of Newark Bay hrirfl Amriirnn.p v\rrr innkin;: moat completely effeetive fuel i other details. Presumably the 1 McDonald in a keynote speech 'in k Mir \ nlmi: [itivilr^r ir- with 324, per Sun Life coverage you, loo, j between soulhweslern Staten l.s- wh«l InnUrit Ilkr thru |;ip| pLuid oil additive in use toriay. And flight, like the siicccsrul one Siiii- al the 1.2fK).0O0-membei union's III n tfmfjlr, iivivt it f.'t iimU’ r II! t Ir vhilr I ■ - ■ , land and New .leiaey. ) w ill he o[>eii to eongratulatibns you get premium service. Au­ \ rta.v, was escorted by ti..s, and Na­ ninth conslUullonal convention Hunil[fM|p (U CommuniPt HtihliiuN l»\’ a I 'ri irat <‘» nu Dulles Readies Plans 'I’he ralstsl drawbridge aei'tlon j said;. Mn! hM irmtinn WH.e hm .sfniitrd from all those who depend on tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ tionalist fighter squadrons. ■Ar?r (jiHiRlng Im^jud Ihr tf*m|dp is a horiznnlal span about 200 feet :! "If you want this union to h« .IS ii micht liHVr hrrn if that firl- Union StJiool Bril Little ijuemoy, two miles we.st long. It liad been opened tills morn­ iiiHrliinr KUM« won* hhizuif: luiml you. anced payment plan and many Faubus May Reopen j elean and strong, rip this cancer vilr^r ^^r|r lirini: ttiirafrnrd by of Big Quemoy. l.s within easy f:irnMilr«4 rxphMliiiK hrifl thru - Ihr other extras designed to make ing to allow a sand barge to pass I out of your howelir.. Don't le.'lve PACKAGED ICE CiUBES Iihfinr 1 MiiK ' )Hil’ I I al tivv I t 'in>\v. Haiiiis in iMiisriiin home heating range of Red jet fighters and 1 ACx Part Will Avert below. , SUN LIFE ASSURANCE rraVy fray. For Gromyko Clash I It for me to do.” 'rill rr minulf.^ Inlrr I hr viru ri 'Phaf Amri’ iiin, ninutin^ to probably the antiaircraft guns Railroad einidoye George Barrv, FROM rlrMnni oni'lnle at votinp nt^itrirl bristling on Red China's mainland i Tlie 55-yea r-old uniop leader, irturiu'il tln,T (ir! llirm At The Following l.ornllon*: I I’rnliy drmoll.'4hcd Union School ntll (enter .Sf.—Tel. Ml 9-9814 session whieh he says mav be the today and (Jov Orval Kaubus .sain Teachers \'cn( lo their clas-s- "event.-^ of Ilje past few dny.s en- "The coach filled quickly with ' n .At flr5l thr A m nuan I’ouhln’t .Manchester, tionalists on Formosa ;waj>'l to weaken the union and j O f Rolld hra.M.*!. th r h d | \\ri';h.s 269' moat important in years. Cost of Living classes may not begin until after rooms a.s usual, hul the o* ly stu- courage u.s to hehevo wc (f\ii reach water to he halfway divide it, members and leaders be- briirvr it Thru hr h-'nnrnr aneiv Conn. MORIARTY Gromvko made no statement Esso Service Sta., or Howard Johnson Restwront k'liiallw hr Rlalknl a\\i\‘ fiom (hr Soviet Foreign Minister Amirei I denis u ho a'lpeared were some an agi’eeuient that will be econom- when he arrived with a 14-member Oct. 7. o her.s rushed up into the dry p a rt, Rufini's Tydol Station, 118 Center St. tuilU »ll 3-BX32 Gromvko also was in New York spectators ancl, Si''l'' " ’CV were drum ically .sound and fair" with (hr preparing for the ses.sion which delegation. Bui in a recent letter Not Real Issue, Tliere were few walkout-threatening I’nitrd Aulo Wyman's Gulf Station, 24 Main St. Mnt an rln tion nfbt lal » aui:)it un Ml 9-4804, BROTHERS to President Eisenhower, Soviet no dislurhancp.s in the nrea.4 to practice JiEW LONDOi; '.' itli Ivin tv’oncrhl liim bu k. vallrd starts tomorrow. He and Diille,= .for api'Cfli ancos'at football \^■orke•s Union. " K«r, y"sald that despite the Wirt-! Tn'’rs were expected tn clash in the de­ Premiet Nikit.a Khrushchev had around the scliooks. Ford flid not .'^peculate whether den iiighlmaie passengers geheral-i,! • oseeuie thet mgs Knarf s Food Market, 540 East Middle Tpke. WATFRFORD thr t rr 1 b| nfTIrr, ;vml rr«*(orrd 301-315 Center St. Neitlier Faiilnis nor feiieral offi­ Pnlirr enrs (‘lrr|(''i tha bniMlng bate beginning Thursday over siicli asked wliether the U.N. siioiild not President Savs ron.atantl^'. (iuarrl: ei..-*lo\’arl !)y .sett I'^ment wf)ubl couie heff>re Iv did not panic He hlmrelf e-s- H fve.Z .ri In thit ,\mri|r -in hi.e Ion;;• Imnorrd forbid any cotinliy lo send Us air cials gave any indicatton.s of the m u ikcT issues as the P’ormosa .Stral’ lh(» .*H'hool bon»-fl patrollts* (hr Wednesday s 10 n rn. .sinke dead­ caped with s cut hand. , i ' / ' a "T or naval fleets to the Ear East next moves in Hie sirugglo over The train had left FJkriil>elhport. consideration at SPEED BoySL Ml 3-5135 struggle between Communist and Newport. R.I.. Sept. 1.5 i.Ti ' gj'ounifa* line. I Read Herald .\d v«. or elsewhere "for the purpose of the Supreme Court ruling Hint The P'ord Motor Go. pre.sulenl N. ,1.. when It rolled through thei- 0\rrhrnd I'of lluir Nationalist Chinese. Dnile.s is to (■resident Eisenhower was quoted Negroes sliould be permitted lo As Ihr norniitff Wore away, the spe.ak that day. blackmail." expressed himself as his < ompany | open drawbi'itigr about halfway : McDonald told the convention Mm h lii.a lirrn aalil ntumt thr as having acenaed the dcmocrata enroll in the high .schools. j ii'imhrr- of pro) Ir watrhinr dwin- TROPHY NICHT He eonCerred this morning at Assistant Secretai.v .of State pirpared If) present later today a i at ro^.q the 1.500-fobt apan to intenda to give everyone '|ml Imlra'■ In aoinr nf Mnnchr''- Francis O. Wilcox told a New Fanhu.s sslrt al a now.s confer­ t illrd uniil thr aticri waj almoat headquarters of Ihe U.S. perma­ toda.v of, Irving to mamifaclurc new contract offer il hoped would, onne. j record 3*500 delegatea at- PAVE and SAVE trr a ‘ttirrt.a iliiiini: Moaii! nf T>i- York aiitiience yesterday: ence that a plan to reopen the dr.aoi led. averl a UAW walkout that could! i tending the convention a chance Tonight— 3 F«atur«s inl'h'R mrrlniL.a In llir Munlripnl nent delegation nn Park Avenue a campaign iasiie on the coat of (CUMI'.MIK tM'll LOW nilC LS) "Each member of the United scliools on private hasi.s is under At (hr Krrtrinl Building. U.S. idle an eannmted l 10,000 F'ord cm- (('ontiniied—*•— nn Page Fight) to .i.speak on the floor if It possible. Mnildiiv hrii nv; Toiiin ' LIGGETT with Ambassador Henry Cabot living. study. H._" said thr question of officials helff a long ronfrrrnce He said; Nations obviously has a strong in- The account of the President's plnyea AMESITE DRIVEWAYS lVihii)»M it would hr wril to ilr- Lodge, and other American repre­ tere.sl In the situation in the Tai­ when they will be reopened will with l^3. dialricl .ludgr john R. "I want a peaceful convention. accusation v,a.s given to ncw.smen Ford’a alalement waj! contaitUMi \cdr n fr\* lu'nulr.a unr.uu; upwRrd j sentatives to the 81-nation as­ wan I Formosa I Strait airy since be sns.wered in due eoiirse of ..‘Tillrr. I don’t want any rough stuff, I AND PARKING AREAS Trophias to Winners •at thr ‘'I'ol holr> ' 4lr\*r|f>fdnK In hy Rliode IsTaml Republican . can­ in a letter to Gov, G. Mennen M'il- REXALL DRUG sembly. He also Intended lo see Communist activitie.s there are events ” “1 have no rom»‘irnt on what Cog Train Plunge don't want any heads cracked. I AU, WtiltK MAt HINK SPllKAD thr trilln-’ mrihrad i j didates for Congreas and stale of­ asking Uu* slate not lo m- other fprei.gn ministers. fraught with danger to all of s In explanation, he said, "it Is n’.ay develop hr aaid “I am not lervene in rontract nogotlallons. want a peai eful and conslructlv^- P A.M» row I II itoi.i.t.n 25-Lap Class A Kilhri thr }'la*«tri \n i mnddin;: Dulles flew info New York from fices after they hao conferred with possible the schools will slay going l< ail aiound here iwid- Kills 18, Injiires 60 I'onvention." s FR Ir ESTIMATES » fKiin a Irak iji thr innf oi fiomi and lo world peace." Similar leiici's wenl fioni .John F. Washington late vesterday, hours Alldressing the American Asso­ Eiscnhowei for 10 minutes at the closed until the election, f)cl. 7” f steelworkers oppoaeiU-to hia 10-Lap "Bomber" ses.alnrt "will be perhaps Ihe most In reply to qi estii as, the can­ pienple of thr Little' P.oi k School leadership present at (He conven- G. and H. PAVING and CONSTRUCTION CO. A Non. LABOR D AY make a beginning toward estab­ tl.e deiuy ill alarting (hr (all high Wiibflin.s lij).s nanu'ii s .I-mem­ the piclm e.Hqiie Iirmhenfels ilHn- Important that has been held for lishing a standby U.N. force ready ; didates reported then was no dis- Distcii t will V le on wlielliei they ficliool loi'm woubi “arrioualv dai.i- ber slate panel of lahoi tflj>{ton.« gon .s Rock I above the, Rhine svid lion Tlie group Is kfiown as the I i;i MI 9-43114 - Ml 9-97911 Ml 9-2343 ciii .ion of Ih" trouncing Repuh- SUNDAY several years.” to meet quickly "a wide range of I want segregated schools, or sie- ape the edneriior o* the aludenls." !ex)>eil.s to sit. In nepotiht^Kms hr denly slipped from its cop Inst Dues Protest Committee. It Is I IIKI. I’AIIKI.NG—H;.70 I' M "Therewill be vital problems of situations." 1hcans took last week In the elec­ willing to see them segregated. He pave no details of the re- ; observeia. Goidnn .said he en- ijight and plunged off the iiatU^. headed by DonaljUC, Rarlck, a Mc­ eonsolldating peace which are Eisenhower's Mideastern speech tions in Maine, and no talk of the Aljoiit oC reporters ami j.hotog- poi ted plan to ( peo the arhools on | dor 5cd "your decision that your ad- killing IR persona and injuring bO Keesport. Pa.,^celw orker who op- PRESCRIPTIONS A LL D AY brought to the fore by the Soviet Aug. 13 called for such, a force. national GO' plclufe. rapher.s, and eon.sidcrahlv fewer n private b tsis but said he be- ] ‘will positively not take any olhei.s / ------TOr DIIM LItS—H HAt I.S for FREE backing of Chinese (’ommunisl ag­ Wilcox, said the fimt step should ■\nd they said there w ts no lleve.s the stale laws aulhorir.inp | nepotiallony^*' attempt to Ttie iraiii was about one-f'lphih (Contin'iied nn Pago Eight) DAS Oil NIGHT gression," he told reporters. jy,p mention of Sherman Adaraa, Ei­ MANCHESTER be a "permanent staff in them are adequate. \! luedlate the dlspuH*’ " .of the way down Us si.2ep mile run ^ - THE ARMY and NAVY f'nmr Onj For I'lxrlIrmrnI n \ EXI'KIITS SHOPPING PARKADE 'He mentioned a.s other subjects United Nations secretariat-to act senhower's controversial chief aide. Such an action, he said, would- Gordon adde M)c He also said: under the federal injunction 1-s- p’.e" but **w^'will ( ooperate with | crashed into a ditch. Two cars hrfwer’s Mideastern program that 1. The Assembly should set up the Pre.sidei.1 gel rid of .\dams. Culled from AF* Wires -ued Ia.1 "I didn't present anything to I sioii opening ibniorrmv In Xewr /ci/ASH didn't have, the nerve to bring it When You Need Ambulance eteei H and perjui’crs.* Jbi* in'legrq(i&g '"“N liiftir; "Tr niMf pHffSiMwt r'show'j:’"— OPEN MONDAY Thru SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. up." Break the ahaeklea, nf United Steelworkers president WUkey sqld. ' ^ •• ' down right to seat Communist :erian Assassins Shortly after the political con-^ I.ltigation was In the spottight- SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 5 P M. Service Call JOHN B. BURKE opens ninth ronslitiitlonal conven- opeeaers^ lolls^ t unas China. This United States, It washday dnuigery once, ferehce; presfdential press secre- 1*1 MI’ING SOI ()\V (iAS and I’llOVIDIMi I Hop with promise „qf fireworu*. . in Virginia. The stste asked lh*L j warned, will have a toughorcOsaa m Vlrglnia Supreme Court of Ap­ (OMI'I.CTi: I.rilltir ATION W llltK. . * On Call 24 HourYci Day and For all! At-.a rnal nf I Edwki'd Cardinal Mooney, Arch- Ihiui eser before In opposing Paris, Sept. 1.5 fJ'i — Algerlan’i the FLN for leadership in the Al- '((.'onttnurit un ' I’agr FIfIven) ! bishop of Detroit in hnspllal lor peals for a ruling on the legality ( oiiiniiinlst China's hid for l*.X. fcssassins tried, to kill French In- Cgerian rebellion. By THE ,\SS(KT.\TEH PRESS «. Kight days later. ’tHui off .said OOPS! * Most Modern Equipment in the State onhi- pennies per day.' let rlieekiip. . DeGaiillc and Adefftftier of the srhonl-closiiie law. sppar- I representation. SALVE VENDRILLO, Mgr formation Minialer Jacques Sou Bnrsts of Gunfire cnlly in an effort to forestaii any CnnnectlciU, jiolltletans, begin-: he favora abolition nf lolls, on the JOHN B. BURKf— PHONE Ml 3-6868 "1 T-i German.s ning their third week of serious bridges with a big "if. " IIS do all ynilr laiiariry tn •telle with tommygun.s in ■ the The attack came aa Soustelle. should live happily together. TRA.>S.\TJ..\NTIC JET ROUTE heart of Paris today but missed with his usual police., escort, pulled Road Craslie.s K ill (Continued on Page Fifteen) campaigning, are emphasizing at. His eonditlon w a s llial the Re- WE DID IT AGAIN , Annthei Atlas aiiccessfully fired leax* three majoi issues. iiublican-i ontrolled - General A.s- . New York. Sept. 15 (A5—-Pan prnfpssinnal perfeetinn. hirii. to a stop'near Jhla office. Sudden 7 Stale Re.sideiils setting stag"* for attem'pt to shoot On the state level, Hume issues', seliibly accept the bridges’ $41 mil- .American .Airways announced Soustelle, ' a former governor bursts of gunfire shattered the the missile - at .Inlereontinental today it will start the first WE a p o l o g i z e ! general of Algeria, was Cut above rear window of the car and pep­ are, toll b idges In Hartford, the j lion bonding program a.nd e•'prove range ( . Rddie Fisher and Debbie state's finances, and Connecticut's: a $700 million Htatewid( '/• hwsy Transatlantic Jet service Oct. 36 the ■ eye.s '.and -under • his chin b y . pered its sides. I B.V THE ASrtOt LATEO PRESS Nine Rare Riolcrs with daily, flights between Xexv ■Reynolds' lawyers to get Together attitude toward ."'.peeilei s. | .borrowing program, wlucli the for not b«ing able to'take care of all eur cut- glass shattered in-bursts of ’ gun­ Two American tniiilat.*i. Jack ■ Seven Connecticut reaidents diesUSe4 : and MM;' ueiplfliie Hartbn,'’' wiei e DemocVa'tlc nominees for la'gis- rarisi rioting by •ending nine bonds he used in building the GOES TO-WORK FOR YOU sujri" another wounded. Stray bul­ ped theiti from taking pictures, from IVew .Milfprd. 'Police said lat.ilre hieet in Hartford this week voutha to tall for four vest« sarh The campaign, whi'whii h rndsends in a 35 minutes under _. tH? ..IfWlest- lets a Frehch subway work­ Soustelle told reporters J^at bridges. piston-englne time. — . . killed i their automobile crashed Saturday to hear pep talka. .Gorham Mfg. ')r,H a e L . o! N . ' general election No, 4. will get Repujilicans Immediately arciised er and wounded three more. The' after the terrorists had stopped in- Southwick, Mass., w h e n they Co. emploves arcept new contract aUacka on Negroea. | more serious this week as camli- firing at his car he goUout to head Ribicoff of s'teallng their issue, : TRUUK KIM^ ROY. t ■hooting occurred negr the Arc de swerved .to avoid, hitting * bicy­ terrhs and go bark to work hvtween 17 and 20 dataa add more speeches and ap- There the matter stood today. . trf bifei juat fo ^ ’work; Triumphe as American tourists into a l^uiiding. Tlien another Al­ clist. Bnd oMong haul weatern truck-i "8®. went tt)rough the pearancea to their scliediiles. Soulhington, Sept. 15 IP — A gerian, standing nearby, pulled a 2 'The State's" Finances: Fred nlne'-year-old boy wna killed to­ DOWNeeeee For your electric dollar today- doee more tban I C»ll Ml 9-?7» and French passerby' raced for I -A Waterbiiry couple was killed Ihg tieiip Involving 30.000 Team-’ Hill area Aug. 24 armed DemociTts will com entiate on R. Zeller, present state comptroller cover. 'siihmqchinC gun from under his Saturday when iu car left - the ■tera appear near with approval bars, table legs and a f!!, at Individual lowniv day when'he d'a« run Over by a ever before -cooka your meala, cleans your house, raincoat and opened fire again. and Republican candidate for duipp truck while riding hla hi- Next to Premier C h arles de ■Merritt Parkway (n Norwalk,gnd hSs ralsYd this issue re- '■ $2.50 PER WEEK Tuna your furnace and air Conditioning, Gaulle himself. Soustelle Is the "I threw myself, tb the ground." : .struck a, tree. Dead 'were Benja- eyrie lo srhool. The youth wna biggest government, figure the Al- .Soihstelle said. Police and bodv i min Venl'ck,'^, and hi* wife. Mol- ('riilg Wesrott, son of Ml. and OTHER TERMS ARRANGED lighta your houae, runs power toola—end lyi 69. X.. 5JM» pllgiinis. eo route to Marian i, j ,*"® Nottingham , "f«k. Airs. Fred .A. Weseott, Ptants- gerian N«tl6nalist.s ‘could atlai’k | guards, .seized this Algerian i»s he ;. -IJere ai'« the Issues that have: and extravagance " during his ad- in-Franca to iindenscore their de . attempted to flee ipto • nearb.v Shrine of Lourdes. ville, a third-grade pupil at th* much, much more. Never wae so much Mrs. Jean Seastone, 53, Bran­ ihe i h e n presented so, far, and a ' tolnlstrdtion. . . Plantsville'Elrmentarv Seb(^. done by so few! ' termination to win independence subway .station, ford., died oh the Connectlciit Turn­ i 250.000 elementary kitd high ' Sajrr^on told glimpse at xx-hat Waa bpen said '.He said last "webk that Denior ThreePi^iydte Beaches for that Vast. North African ter- Soiiatelte long has been .a De- pike in Westbrook Saturday.' Po- school teachers thioughoiil Japan- HI RKIC.ANE (iKRDA b.AUIXO NEW rtlory. Soustelle sits at De Oaul- i Gaulle ^mipporter and an exponent ; lice said her car veered off the store'h»ir u.ikniu In n-nte.r ■ "R w*s you meh wW 8181 ted tlw ! xbout tlieoi: : yrats Invariably throw a govejrn-; ^ ‘T ‘ 'hls vloleoce. In Netting 1. Toll Brldgea; Tlila started j ment iqto dehi. and added that Re-, Miami, bla., iSept. 15 A"* — BOATING —- BATHING — FISHING le'a right hand In the French |of a hard ^llry fop. Algeria. He ,1s ■superhighway after tseing struck of goxeinments new teacher ef-j j|,|, ^ . ; Sept. 2, yehen Simon Cohen. Repuh-1 pub(icans '^viU give you soupd CLEANERS and LAUNDERGS cabinet and Is the chief propagan- Tropical »lorm iierda apparent­ Ainalim Lake in lixHted on Kmile 145 beluerii Hehrnn and the darltfig of that •egment of tiie by a passing automobtte. . , ficlency ranting.»ystejn. . "."You are a minute and Insignlf-i licati candidate for, stAlf .Attorney.i government. ly degenerated into a strong Colrhp»it(*r eUCTfftetTY DOfS SO'MUCH-^ViT COSTS SO UtTLSr Vlall Our Plakt or Any of Our feiranrh ISturen Touky d ia t' . , , V ' French Algerisin settlers who de­ I Hgnry .S’eff. ,66. Chaplin, died , V, pspor gives jrantivant soctlonaectlon of .the population, i generai. charged that Hartford’#!Hartford’# In reply. Ribicoff aald the Re- wave, .today but will ha Souatellg,. at a news .conierence mand unbreakable . tien xviyi . Saturday aa he w alk ed near his Luigi I^ngo .top biUir« over Pal- . but you .hav^e" ------brought. shame upon j.toll ...... bridge# worked . . ------"doiiblii ta.xa------publican legislature Has for the watched .rloeely lor signs o t re- RppreH('ntuti\eH on .(he tirii|ierl.( daili—IneludinB Satur­ XEW SYSTEM PLAX’IV-44 H.ARKtSON sY. ■ after the ahoottng, blamed thej at­ Franc^i j home. Police 'spld a Hit-and-run day and Sunday. . miro Togtiatti. the man who has " me diitllrt in whieh you liv«: and; tlon" upon dtiiens. 'H e blamed past (our yea. a ''outs|>ent and over­ development. The Mtniul Wentb- lIR.ANrH STORE—5«l H.YHTFORD ROAD ' ' tack on the Algerian National Ub^ . It wa* SauaUIla,' the cHehard driver, atrijck Jhm. Idd ItSJtan Communism'for ,vear* have filled^ the _ whole - naUon_____ with 1th! • Ctev,Ctev. Abraham' Ribicoff, Demo- spent the tajreayets', m oney er Bureau sal'll the w ave'!» w ry OVvn.yoiir otwi privnle plrtllc grmimii. Beat Ihe weekend THE HARTFORD BLEOTPIIC LIGHT COMpl^NY eratibn Front «FLN>- Police at Frenchmen cheered loudestwhen Harry'Upschltz. 67, amusement Two uniformed members of horror, indignation and dlaguat.’’ t ciiaUrciHui candidate for .reeleclion, amounting to 142 mtillon mote active an i la attended by heavy traffic problem. tKirh lot at Iraal,5.000 aquare feel. X E « SYSTEM, S«* X. MAIX ST., AT DEPOT S4JI ARE f ln t atfd the at'liifcKItjiji were mem­ De Caiyis made his «rst trip to i arcade operator of West Haven, Pojis'h fiahery inapeettnn patrol in The Jail aentencea wer* the flrst-^ xrttlr hot' taking advantage of fed- than I had recommended." ' rail stiualls. Oerda rrossed tha ber* of tha Kationalist Algerian idled early Sunday .when, a** car the Baltic dei(yrt from ti^lr .Nblp - HAUi’S DCPAIITMEXT 8TORE-;ll OAK ST.: • 4U-5I funda that, he aaid, ebiild have weiUera tip o( Haiti eaily .today jftfvamcnt tMNA), which rival* (OMtUmMd w Yaga Sevea) I atruck him in front of hia arcade. at Daniah laland of Bothholm. (Uenttaaed wi Pag* ii6vaij ma4* the bridges toU-frea. (CoBttBaed aa Pag* Klavca) and beaded thr Cuba. 1.'. ■ Yi ■' ,4 or ' ...... A I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 PAGE THREE T" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAN^niESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, S E P T E ^ E R IB, 1958 . y PA G l TWO d ate to Uia U nited S tates Banqjle. clergy, Bl*win I. Cornell chief of Coventry Coventry All women are invited to attend. the (utrict; Lawrence Deveau, The affAlr wlJl he held fronii npon field executive of the council; and Hebron to 1 p.m. Sept, 29 at the Eagleville David Roche, ■ district commis- ANSCO Briefing Set R f e T W e B iU Firehouse on R t: 32. aioner. , Sheinwold on MANSFIELD F T A t o H o l d Mrs. A. Harry W. Olsen wiu be Scout Lewlera' to Meet ^Silk Town ,1: PTA Readies In general charge' of the local com- There will be a reorganization For Workers "HEU'S SQUAD" Named Head First Session mlttee.whlch she Is serving as vice meeting for all leaders and their 127-120^20 HAKE OPPONENTS^ < South dealer AND chairm an. assistanta arid others vzllllng to Eut-Weit vulnerable Each person attending Is to serve on the local Girl Scouting Rag. 3 fpr $1.50 Unit Supper DO YOUR WORK \ 'TANK BATTAUON" ** ■ Set to Retire Alfred Sheinwold NORTH Cowentry Grammar School PTA, bring a box lunch. Tea and’ cof^ program at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Notes and Quotes Of CleanerS) fee will be served by the host com- * K 7 6 5 will have Its first meeting of the the home of Mr. Roy S. Palmer, A PTA potluck tapper for ,par- Howoo you guesa which op­ The *1 retiring employes of the ponent has the queen of trumps? V 6 5 3 2 wed.: "THE nrATCHMAKER" schoiii year at 8 p.m. tomorrow a t; neighborhood, chairman. . 3 F b r 97c by EAKL YOST. enta will be held at the Hebron \ 4 7 "YOUNG AS WE ARE" - Mrs. Wilfred B. HiU has been BImmI Unit Tomorrow Liullea Group to Meet town of Manchester will meet with | Elementary School auditorium One way is to consult a reliable ♦ A K 7 3 •lected chairman of the .Gleaners the school auditorium. whcli Von Deck hope* to be ab-. Kriends of Mrs. Agnes Hannon Gapt. Walter S. Keller, blood The Ladles' Assn, of the First a representative from the social SaruRota may have lost the Wedneaday at 0:30 p.m, Crystal ball. If this doesn’t yield EAST Circle of Coventry Fragment The affair will be In the form of Borblng siinahlne lii Saraaota. Scott in Manchester will be good retplts, make the opponents W l ^ procurement chairman of the Congregational Church will re­ PINE PHARMACY security office to find out how to Boston Red Sox as lenants during Parenta have been lent blanka 4h Q 4 3 B ociety.' a get-acquatnted party. Staff bloodmobile unit visit from 1 p.m. sume its all-day work meetings 664 Center St,—MI 9-9814 A native of I»ng laland, N. Y.. pleased to know that she la the £o be filled out, telling How many do your guessing. apply for benefits and to arrange tho spring training baseball season X A 0 9 7 00 r 10 Others ipiected were Mrs. Robert members and PTA officers will be to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Na­ at 10:30 a.m. 'Wednesc'ay in the a series of appointments with the Von Dork moved to Bolton at the first Hamilton Standard woman plan to attend and to state their This sort of hand is fairly com-, ♦ JC 9 6 4 3 Introduced. but the West Coast Flmifla city age of 10 and to Mancheater when to comfdcte 35 years of service Q 10 8 2 MANCHESTER Vlany, secretary; Mra. John than Hale Community Center, has church vestry. There will be a office. preferences as to food which they mon. At the bridge table ytJu can't ♦ 1,9 4 Officers of the unit are Mr. and 17, .'iO yeara ago. A talented drum­ V. ith the ’company. Now a resi­ Q 10 6 2 D R i v t - 9 n "!) 11 f n f i t ’ Schmidt, treasurer; Mra. C, Ar- listed additional workers for the business meeting in the after­ James Cooper of the social- se­ will soon have as permanluit resi are asked to bring. see which opponent lias the queen SOUTH * th u r B radley anarrangements for a sc-T Let’s see how this works out in Opening lead — A 2 the exception of the Fragment es fo r the evening with* Mrs. W il­ Mra. Robert L. Helms has jisted Achievement Since The Advent hera lionored Von Deck at a fare­ mer vacation at their seashore our hand today. The same general AriACKofTHE The Second Congregational nes of interviews.” said a spokes- ' Society members, have been set liam B<;lekwlcz "as general chair­ her .staff as follow*s: N urses, Mrs. Church Religious Education Com­ well party and the long-time cottage, are back again at their method can be used in other hands m an. V'inton H. Wenner, Mrs. Russell man for the Hartford social se­ dnimnier waa pteaenled with a up. The new plan was adopted In mittee will meet at 8 p.m. today■^ of Automatic Gas Heat! curity office today. ! home on Church St. Mrs. Ham­ that are dealt to you at the table. W. Karker, Mrs. C. Arthur Biad- piirae of $.^0, hia IvOgion band uni­ mond g.>ea to Colchester to teach hopes in this way more peraons The standing committee appoint­ at the Church Community House. Included among the .31 em- i Take the first trick with the Democrats Ahead PUPPET ments by the executive committee ley, Mr.s, M ark Spink, Mi*s. A lbert form and the drum lie uaed for 30 in the elementary school, and Mr. day be reached and made to feel ployes who have been affecled by | king of clubs, cash the ace of dia­ a part of the fellowship of the are: Mrs. Bclekwicz. membership; p ip er and herself; nur.aes’ aide.a, yeara. Hammond to the Robertson School, monds, and lead another club to 111 Mi.a. A. Rider, Mrs. Y’Orkel, Mrs. Manchester F, v e n I n g Herald (leneral Man.ager Richard M arlin's' Ihirlng ilia youth Von Deck waa New Voters Glceners Circle and so that Mrs. Maiirlce French, publicity; ro4*Pntr.v correspondent, Mra, P. Covcnlry to teach Grade 5. dummy’s ace. Ruff a club in your PEOPLE Mrs, Russell Storrs. ways an(i J. T. Hohfnann of Andover. Mrs, compul.'iory retirement ruling arc active aa a boxer and wreatler and Announcement is made of the projects Undertaken may be more Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim Police Chief Herman O. Schcmlel, i hand, ruff a diamond in dummy, D em ocrats ended up w ith 71 means; Mrs. Hubert Stapdfest, J. Paul Brennan and Mra. Hariy nlao played football with the birth of a daughter. Lois, to Mr. evenly distributed. R. Ryan Jr. 2-6281. Building Inspector Griswold Chap- j and then lead dummy’s last club. additional new voters to the Re­ hospitality; Mrs, James Covlello, Tlgera, performing at halfback. and Mrs. Solomon Ellenberg, Aug. Group leaders with their as­ Catholic Men to 5Ieet pell, and many cu.stodian.s wiilii You can’t be sure v/hlch oppon­ publicans’ 63 after a voter mak­ TOWERINQ nm O R! program; Mrs. Henry Sherman, When he married tlie former Mlaa 29. ent holds the only missing club. sistants follow: Mrs. Keith Rey­ WATER-POWER SAW USED long records of service to llic' Frnrna Prieaa, he retired from the ing session conducted Saturday at nolds and Mrs. EJdward E. White; enumeration, and Mra. Robert A. Thet*e w*ill be a special m eeting I*TA C om m ittees If East plays a club, you can dis­ Doggart. legislative. of the Coventi*y Catholic Men’s Augusta, Me.--As early as 1631 town. ring Ralpli teamed with hla brotli- the Municipal Building. Mrs. Rqnald E. Edmondson and colonist.3 at Salmon Falls River, Mrs. Ralph Boylngloh, president card a heart. As it happens, East Parents nf Grade 8 pupils at Club at 8 pill. Wednesday at .SI, er. Roliert, ill hiin/lreda of drum ­ of the local PTA has given out discards, and you can safely ruff In addition, 48 persons indicat­ Mrs. Rnssell Storrs; Mrs. George Me , built a dam and used water titnopr'R c.\R rsi': g a i n s Coventry Grammar School have M ary’.a Church on Si*hool St. w*ith ming e.xhlbitiona tliroiigiioiit New the list of Committee chairmen for dummy’s last club. Then you ruff ed no party preference during the Caine and Miss June D. Loomis; A lheit A. Rossi, vice pi*e3iiient. in 1 power to operate an up-and-down London During the last seven Hnghind. .Many elaimed Ihn broth- and Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. John been Invited to meet w*ith Principal the year, aa follows: your own last diamond in dummy. session which lasted from 9 a.m. Francis A Perrotli at 8 p.m. charge. Election of officers will I saw to cut lumber. •IBM y ears Uie mimher of motor era ''drummed like Iwina " Robert Program chairman, Mrs. Clar­ until 8 p.m. In all, 182 persons H u tt. vehicles on the road in Great The hearts are next. You lead a ThursditY' al the auditori>mi. Plana be Ineluded in the agenda. | now realdea in Bolton. ence H. Laking; hospitality, Mrs. low heart from dummy, secretly were made voters. Circle meetings will be the sec­ Boy Seoiit Supper . Britain, France We.stern ' Ger­ Von rtei'k drove a team of for class activities will be dis­ R epublic Dcnni.s Keefe; refreshments, Mrs. determined to play low from .vour Another voter making session ond Tuesday at 7:30 p.m; at the cussed. The annual fall rnunritahle and I many. Italy, and .S(miii liuieased lioraea hia flrat year with (’heney'a, i f Robert H Horton; parliamentarian will be held during the same hours Church Community House. bv 107 per rent compared '.s'llh a own hand no matter what East Tea for Mrs. Ilirtell supjier of the .Natchaug Dlslrir t j OAS CONVIRSION IVaNIR but alilfted to the Mnililiie Hhofi Mrs. Agnes Hcott and Scouting, Dr. Charles M. Lar- next Saturday at the Municipal 4-H’era al Exposition Parkade Apartments Ready hoy Sriiuls of America. Eastein ! KWWEiVKS plays. You lead the suit from dum­ ( si per cent gain in the fn ite d the following year, 1910 Ilia flrat Building. The Coventi'v Republican Town If morrled br "BUddor WcRknaU” (Ott- comh; swimming, Mrs, Raymond my, however, because If East has The Good Harv*est 4-H Club has Exhibition apartments have opened at the Gren Manor Garden Apartments on W. Middle Committee will join with the Re­ Connecticut. Council.. will be held: tine Up Ntfhti.or Brd Wattlnv. too frra- States. aalary. he recalled, waa 10 ( enta an rnernbershlp on July 11. Mrs. Scott, qufnt. burnlni or Uchlng urination). J. Burl: legislation, Mrs. Richard the ace he may b'6 obllnglng enough set up a booth at the Eastern at 7 p 1 1 1 . Wedne.sday al the I hour. 00 hoiira a weeli. He plana to Tpke. and will be open every day frorri 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. The 2-stoi*y units in the project publican Town Committee nf S49condar7 B ockacha.and NtrvousntM . R oyalty Heating Co. a graduate of Manchester High M. Grant publicity, Mrs, Charles About 800 American Indians, States Expo.sitlon. The club was Clrurrh Community House. Boy nr s tr e n t Smaltlne. (Tloud^ Urtne. tloniat Other executive committee offi­ hearts, and this lime you cover field. the blood donors. 29, of 46 Summer St , received a lloAtoM, fCrHorvnlloiiint. ( oinmtinl- leg \v)u*n n oar's brakes failed and among general office duties. cers are: Mrs. Bryce Carpenter, with the king. West takes the Many local 4-H club menibers Co-op Notes nolle of a stop„sign violation upon ratlonU t, Station A|*ont. I'nniiMi- I'lnned liifu. He w asn'l nlrle to After two years n.s ( hief tele­ vice president; Mrs. James Law, ace and then the queen of hearts. and leaders attended the opening The North Coventry Coopera­ Saturda.v CSrtes payment of $6; Frank A. Melvin, This leaves you with three jfor April!, Tlrkrt Aprnt. ICrrordn. ! walk for 18 months ami )l was phone operator in the l^te 40s, serielary: Mrs. William H. Hills day of the fair. Saturday a.a guesl.s tive and Kindergarten parent- H enry Forand, 20, of Vernon, 78. of 49 C edar St., received a KEITH'S ... FAMOUS FOR QUALITY FOR FURNITURE SINCE 1899 Finjoy lYrr Travrl vnm- j fearetl his leg woulfl he amputated. Mrs Scfrtt went uick to work for treasurer; and Richard D, Gale, Inimpa In your own hand. Dummy members wil' meet at 8 p.m. suspended judgment of a chaige holds two trumps and a heart. You programs o the fair, taking part In the 4-H was fined $100 and received a tinnn, InmirniKT. Short, loiV’roiit However, the leg healed and Von which she hud been edm-ated at elementary school principal. Thui*sday in the basement class­ of failure to giant the right of need all three tricks, and you are parade. suspended 60-day^ jail sentence. trntninp ran qualify. Miiit bo Deik tan recall Imrwlieds of pa- ll)e HaitfonI Art School and (he Grade .School Pupils Three local 4-H club moubers room at the Second Congregation­ And Mary Burdick,-16, of 75 Union w ay; and Clifton Fox, 43, of 23 i 111 fl f 11 fir r 17-89. have hiph nrhool rdiirfitlon lades hr- took jian in shire the Grades al the elementary school sure lo win them no matter who al Church. Mrs. Raymond Morin Kerry St., received a suspended I New York S« hool of Design. She has the queen of trumps. No mat­ will give demonstralipn.a al the St., received a .suspended indefinite and plranlnp perAonnlity. Inrliidm ln)ui v 29 years ago. spent (wo years In Pd^W’s Sales are reported by Principal Richard fair Wednesday. They Include: will be in charge of refreshments. Judgment of a charge of intoxiea- ; ihllph \'on lleeli • • • ter what West does, the lead comes Mothers assisting Mrs. Robert sentence in the House of Good nprrial tralninp In prrdinent H luiam e ser-- you get Ihi.s kind of hand, leave H. T. Dickenson & Co., Inc. . __ Baa and Kackfe 4-H Club, Theo­ and Mrs. William Kaminsky. after Miss Bui*dick’s parents re­ Wall-to-Wall with Stain-Resistant ii.g. Her hobby Is also anilques 3, .Mrs. Armrltl H anna, 22; Grade dora H ladky on poultry. Mi.ss ported her mi.'Sing from home for carry his driver's license. Fvrnlnp Herald- nlversnrv will niu 1 incui dependable 'I’lie W ays and Mean.s ( ’niumit- gr'ertlly r'elievrd tire elenrentar.v tures Corp.) ELECTRONICS to keep to the right, fined $12: stairs dining room. All newcom­ probation. Warrants were ordered issued 1 S tale 'rr' Pernun ming.s, 48, of Vernon. Innocent of PICTURE FRAMING (oil typos) n n u g h ters of Ijb c ily No. 17, L.'hannt" SO New RrUnin. Conn. Boaid of Finance. 8 p.m.. Town Of­ 25, of the sam e address, and Floyd stmage batteries are used in jet- W right John F. CuUIn to Flrlch H. (22-30) TWfciVTVHNK charge of ob.structing Iraffi:*. propelled and t\irbo-pi*op aircraft DoLI, Will meet toimuriiW ni';lrl Kische, property on Avon SI. Channel 40 Holyoke, Mata. '53> YOICK OF 3n>^IC fice Building: Little Bl()S.Som.s 4-H. S, Cartnon, 23, of St. Loui.<:, Mo., In Meinoriain j Hrmiglif Frull on Visit Channel 6S Wnterburv Cotin, Nolles were enteied in two ca.ses liecause of their reliable starting WINDOW and PLATE GLASS at H (I 1 Irirli |n O iangc il.tll Ke- 9:30 ( S) MICKFY SPILLANE'6 MIKE 3:30 p.m , hon)C of Mrs, W illiam were each fined $50 for bicach of i Mi.ss Mildred F’enrllelon of Nor- Connecticut Theatirlcal Corp. of a.s follows: B ernard Kri.stoff, 30. In \“\ iDK hl•.nl•>t ' .if Anmi f?il4/- fie.shmenl.a \^lll ho .seiwmi by the New Haven to Texas Cinerama HAMMER V . Loclder. the peace. , power over a wide lempeiature CO.\TRACTOIt.Si WE HAVE I.N SHM'K ' Hli-I »l«H\ S' lilfOllj. I I'. I'virdr was a rer ent \ isitor of rela- (18-40) FRONTIER JUSTICE of Wright’s Mill Rd., on a chaige Prosecutor DeHaiv said Roy Al­ range Thiough the use of these I''.'.; stamling coninuMee, Corp. of Hartford, property at "The Fearful Cournre^. I lives tieie, Shi* liroiiglrt with her a Main and Bls.sell Sts. (22-30) T\ THEATER of broach of the peace; and An­ Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ len used a sharp instrument m a batteries, which can he lecharged geiicroiis offeiiiig of tomatoes, al- COLUMBIA thony Annunzziata, 27, of East MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS \v. Itilli), .,( , .,11 ID Ml • . . j K.indei ga rl eii innlhers of Rm U- Marriage License "DlHappearanre” entry* correspondent. Airs. F. P aul­ fight w*ith the soldiers ami one quickly by the plane’s own gener­ U ' i.|i. ii Ilk \ Min nninr iiio.st as trig as foottralls, peaclies BICYCLE5 (S3) POLKA GO ROFND Hartford, on a cha)*ge of operating ine Little, telephone Pilgrim soldier was cut by the instru­ ator system, jet engines can be Ol’E.N SATEKDAVS—OI’E.N I'lll It.SDAl E\ EM.N(.S Uni Mil c , h , , laivl .School were li'dioianl al a rof- Robert Pinney of Hartford and Guen(*; The Tata Celtic ; fee hour \^’edluvsila\' Mrs ( ’hai le.s and other fruit, whir h slie ajul her Marian Barbara Dlubac of 40 Oak- an uni*egislei*e(( boat a t Lake 2-62.S1. ment. started w*ithout depending on aux- And \ MjK j.i. till !• Id a fi nrn«. sisters tia\*e raised tin s sum m er in Sales and Service Dani'em E.SfLMA'rES GI.ADI.V tllVEN Hoi don ami Mr s Ravimtml .Miller wood Rd , St. Bridget’s Church, 10:00 ( 3-.V() NEWS- WamTumbaug. In other Saturday dl.spositions: illai*y pow*er units on the ground. Hn'*riaiiii 'lM>ii:li|. i -i.nn hihI their x'cgi'tahle garden. Though (18-40) STI’DIO ONE IN HOLLY’- Fragment Group Elects SAVINGS LEAGUE ELECTS lIiMiid. Iiildi. n were co-hosteNbe.K .\ti4, ('leo Idv- ■Sept. 19. 8l7.es 20 to 26 I ingston. the kindergailen teai liei-. living III lire lioart of tire city they Building Permit WOOD "No Place to Run'* Mrs. Clara Edmondson has been .Swampscott, Ma.ss . .Sept, 15 (fPr ilo not forget the days wlien they (•22-30) NHSPU;iUN reelected piesident of the F)*ag- ■ aiul William I'’ieeman, prim ipal. Joseph Klimek, alterations to "Drathwatch’* H. E. Mal)an, piesident of the I were intnntuced to tile rnnth«'i.“. llveil on a farm in the outskirts of property at 247 Hackmatack St., BILL'5 TIRE and 10:30 ( K) WATERFRONT ment Society of the Second Con- Daniel.son, Conn., Federal Savings tire Iilv, ami eii|oy nothing better gregatlpna’. Church. Others elect­ and Loan Assooiation. has been $600. JOHN DALV n ew s Meiulieis of tire l ’\tlu a ii .Sistei.s ttiarr malting things grow. REPAIR SHOP 10:43 ( 3) FFATFRE FILM ed at the leccnt annual meeting ('lected second vice president of the who were planning to attend the Grant Prmnnteil 180 Spruce S t.—Ml 9-U6S9 "The LanI Warninf** are Miss Hilda M. Keller, vice Federal Saving League of New quill tylnvC meetim; fU the home of A mil her Hebr on m an' lias re­ (33) EARLY LATE SHOW president; Mi*a. C. Irving Loomis, England, .^tls Kloi a fJini le. are notified ceived tumor >■ itichard M. Grant liOO (IH-4U. RIO rAVOFF treasurer; and Mrs. Cecil D. Rob­ His ele(*tion oecurred Saturday SQUARE DANCE Hint due to lllne'js tire lo(atiMn of Is Iinnimleil to the rank of major ARTHUR*5 TA5TY (33-SOI TODAV 18 OFBS ertson, secretary. •night at the group’s annual con­ □ D D D I in Hie I'.iiinoclii'ut N ational Guard S;3« (IB-4U) THK VKUIIICI 18 VOli'BS Mrs. Robeptson • Is replacing vention. AMESITE tlu* meeting Wednesilav nighi at X 5ANDWICHE5 I 3) CARTOON FXI‘KF8S «r'clo( has been changed lo the lie Iras trail considei'able experience 123-301 FBO.M THE8K ROOTS Mrs. John K ingsbury, who de^ In solilir iln.', Iia\*lng aerved in the "THE KIND THAT MAKE home of Ntis. ( ‘yrenne Rnotli, J()(J VOIIR m o u t h O RD ER!" 4:00 IISl HRIUHTFU OAV dined to accept the office, having Fiiriipeiin ■I'lie.iter of Operatl.i:*.'. ( 3) BIG AflVKNTt'RJt: TUFA- GAS H EA T served as the society's secretary Lessons S p r u ( e St, TKB Sfi€CicUjUf^ ftm ddkU ct FOR THIS EVENT Iiiiin .Septenihei- to •■1,3 He for 18 years. • ( SI AMKRICAN RAND.STA.ND 300 YEAR5' h e r e Hioup C nf Center Chui i h Woin- was in command of Company K of ARTHUR'S (1’2-SOl ((HF.K.N FOR A DAV 7 ^ INSTALLERS Mrs. Charles Smith was appoint­ [ : Waddell 5chooi DRIVES i‘n wHt (Told thr fi'isl meeting of Hie HiilHi in fan try Regim ent. .|:trd 1401 ART WORKSHOr ed chAirnian of the directresses. ARTHUR DRUG iHEN: Thurs., Sopt. IQ, 8:30 pm. Only a larriKc sjtocitxl purchtue 4:13 IIS-401 SECRET STORM Installed By the fall seasfui toiuoiidw al S p ru. rilvisioii. in Hoi liville. ami s'a rted 4:30 lISI EOGE 411* NKiHT Standing comiuittec chairmen will PRE.SCRIPTION malcai this tala pouilslel 100% via- ChsksstCsIsn EXPERIENCE HY: Membership In Monchester You Soye ^100! in the Kolrbln.s lioorn CtHhert Hunt in iii.s ;ne.a.|ri position as ti.lining ( 3) RA.NGER A.NHY be appointed soon by Mrs. En- COM twaad broodloom. golulion- • Chorceol "Cannecticut's Leading Paving Contractar" and operations officer of headquar- 140) AMERICAN RANDSTANn mondson. BY OUR PHARMACISTS will Hbow c(Tloied slides nf hi*! trip 4:43 1*23-301 .MODERN R03|AN4:E8 5quore Ddnet Club dy«d to raaiat atainh. Food, bover- T w o td Eir.l In l{iiiilllT — I'ulrc.l In rrlee — Faiteat In Servlc. lo (’nhfor iila witii High S< Imo) lers, and Hendquarler.s-Co. nf the 8:00 ( 3) FEATURE FII.SI The Society voted to fimmsh H ER ESp lA r YOU CET! NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED students this .sunm-iei-. .Second B allalion In l(•.'■lt^ He op­ “ Fllcht LieutenAnt" the lunch at noon tomorrow to the HO: Manchester Residents; ag* gpoU ofuily ramoTad. Colors • Sag* Or*«h erates sn iiiMiriiiU'e agency at his ( K) 8lirKRMA> former students; Btoy irosh, lovaly ior yeorsl Tw **d lioiiie lino He is married and has (IK) I Lieu THREF. A.IVES LIVINSROOM-DINING ROOM JA 2-5750 CALL Ml 9-5224 The Huly Family Mothers Cnale Kirk UoukIri Anita KkberR (22) Till’; •■iRAT 8IIOIV property owners. Cocoa hold it.s fii'st meeting of the Itiree ctiildren. Tonv ('(iria Hypny Lee (50) ROY ROr.KRS CHADWICK & CO. 664 CEN TER ST__ M l 9-0669 Tweed .‘season lomoi rmv at H :;o p m at “THE “Screaming (40) POPEYE PRICE I*ER COUPLE I'ER LESSON ^ HALL-CARPETED AND 'the home of Mrs, (k\il Dombnido, Mani'liester Evening Herald De- VIKINUS” Mimi” For Information Call MI 9-7.i0.1 or MI .1-6310 •The 23 Haw thorne aSl. liron eorrespiiiident. Miss Susan B. 11:00 I HI NKW8 AND WRATHEB . TADDED-LABOR INCLUDED IVmlielon, telephniia .\('iulemv T.rli. «;0.4 Nichols < 31 FKATl'BK FILM THOMAS COLLA 3-31,31. Manchester (131 NKW.S. WF-ATHISB AND T hu price U baaer ji. "of HarlTonl. .aifeordi hg in 'pa- ^ (30) THE EARI.3 SHOW pels filed today in the Town "HOT SPELL ' ”t’U,v nf ShaduivR** ■ TUESDAY TMPLE-S BLUE STAMPS Clerk’s Office. (40) rWIUUHl rKEAFEB 6:00 < HI THEATER 12:C# ( 8) ..NEWS 9 X 12 KITCH EN OF BIRD'S VYNAL FLOOR COVERING REMODELING ' ' A theater spokesman aiild both (33) LATE -3IATINEE (13-40) I.OVE OF LIFE I niganijiations involved in the trana- WH,. VKOCK-A HVE IjAb Y’' «:30 t 3) ilAWKEVE, iJtST OF THE (23-30) TIL TAU DOUGH : for ate affiliated with the Stanley 3IO H IC A N S ^ ‘ n i . 13:13 < H) BUGS BUNNY I Warner Management Cdip. ( 11), ne:w s. w e a t h e r a 13:30 I X) HOLLYWOOD'S BEST COMPLETELY INSTALLED! ADDITIONS SPORTS (13) SEARCH FOB TOMORROW (33) 8 PORT.seAST (33-30) JT COULD BE YOU AlOUE VISIT HERMl’DA (63) BIG PUrrURE «:40 (S2) SPECIAL AS.SIGN3IENT (color) REPAIRS I Ilamillon. Bermuda During A IR CONDITIONED «:43 (32) NEWS j the tlrat half of 19.38 more than Sl33 ( «) TOWN CRIER ON SALE LIIERAL 108,000 tourists vtajted Bermuda, •7:(W ( »» NK»;S*„WK*THEB. A.VD DRY CLEANING 218 PARKER ST. 1 11 7 7 per cent increase over the AT . . . TERMS STATE ( 3) TELI, I’T to t h e m avor ’ Pickup and Delivery jllko period of 1937, which w as a (U) 1 O’CLOCK REPORT 11 record year for Bermuda, tourism. NOW and TUESDAY (33) w e a t h e r and I,0CAL CONTINUOUS S-ROM » ISM. NEWS FISHER (3»-l») NEWS A w e a t h e r FEATURE SHOWN 6:20-9:10 (33) SPORTS FOl’t’S A DRY CLEANSERS. Inc. PUT IT TO THE TEST! Floor Covering Specisl! Famous ’Blrtl’ quality in durable gauge 7:13 (13-4») SEWS • 825 BtihuI St.—Dial Ml 9-7111 * Come in tor a demonstration anil discover . _ Yvpgl Ac^c ■CPy*rlny,- fqr y£uyt,k.l^,baB . JIMMY DEAN SHOW MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHUL DRIVE VEHICLES REOPENS (Ml LIRERACK («-*•) TRUTH OR ■CONBK- SATURDAY, SCPTEMBER 20 (:M I SAD HOLD JOURNEY 3:M OPiN THUItSDAYS INDISGREn "Tlmborlinr" "Hlfk Powered’’ ■ ...M trt tk. ((«rrris| K*I$GI MustrlM (laM l NASUUERADE PARTY t 3) BANDaTAND UNTIL 4 p .m . ItW«(»rfiw)V«9l^ USSS, t i m i ) WBLlA FARdo . 03-M) HAOOIS RAUOI8 tealerl , ’ V BOLAND OIL BALLROOM CLASSES TUESDAY. "TDo MaaaifMi4’» (IM P HOUSE PARTY , Com* In tor.a dwRoiwtiatlaii . W lien Yttv r^eetl Am bitlaitce H oiih Furniturt* Reigular Hour* Monday 'Through r 369 Center St., at West Ceiiter St„ M I'3-6320 SEPTEMBER 23 8 * tu rd ay F ro m 9 AAI. UatU A:S0 OtoReeMoHmMRY' Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED P.M., Open XhnrsiAay Evenings Tune-In IIAVERICE Sunday Evening 7 :30 P.M. Seryice C all JO HN B. BURKE U n tU 9 .. "HOME HEATING SPECIALISTS SINCE 1935" FOR REUISTItATION and lM*GIL3fA.T10N 111 . M AIN ST. MANCHESTER ’ CALL .MI 8-ISS5 BflDMANSQQDNTRV; ATLANTIC HEATING OILS * ONi C bR 24 Hibhmb a Day f r e e V a r iu n g PMIOmHER MOTOR SAUS, IM. '' • —*• if ndliraidni ~i^ipiiieflit ’ bi the State 24 HOUR BURNER $|RVICE (Mre. Jnhnion U >’lce Prt'aide.nt 4>f . lhe. ConneeUcut Chapter ttt L. T. WOOD CO. M4M MilPMC 9T. ^ NAKCHE8TEB JOHN R. lU R K U H O N E Ml ^ it4 8 the National Aaindatlon of D$nCe and Ainilaled ArUotp, Inc.) Wwh “A Certain Smile" Telephone Mitchell 3-1129

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‘ 'fe’. f . r ■ ■ MANCHESTEft EVEfllNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, jlEPTEMBER 15, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1958 P A G E F i V e PAGE FOUB Inf on a variety shovr for the member of the Rockville Stewart p .m . X Masons to Award ftE N lR A L Columpin Highlander Ripe Band. They re- Also thet District Governor AleX-^ W llA *-> «10 Bolton benefit of the Educational Build­ WtNF— IMO Ford Indicates ing Fund will meet' at jtha Com­ Girl Scouts Debating Merits hearced Friday night aa usual. Two c'"'’cr Abrs’'«m. of Norwich, will WDRO—1S«0 Daily Radio WTIO^IOSO munity Hall at 9 p.m< Degree Tomorrow TV SERyiCE guaata arrived. and played with make en offfciel visit to the club WOOO—1*90 PoMle Reeorde- them during rehearsal. '’Tiey were WPOP— M l* Day* M AS A 0*11, Of Swiss, Norwegian Scenes Town Women W K XB—840 EMtoni DayUfht Time Pact Will Avert Sites Group Explains Choice Warrantee I>ecd*: Walter O. The Mwter MMon Degree will two member* of the Scots Guards, Women’e Guild Bnght* «Z|>9« PhM P u l* The Wdmen’e Guild ot Columbia Prelie to Ehigene and Dorla Mlkel- be conferred tomorrinW, night * t -T- who wjth the Grenadier Guards TBL, an S4«n are playing at the Eaetem State# Congregational Church will meet Th«. following program . •ofieo-** i«, property on'Vernon Rd.; U and the meeting of the )**nche«ter Benlor, Girl Scout Troop 1 li*tbe city, reported Bandr* Starratt To Aid Zeller. WlNr—N«wi l)AW Walkout Of Original Land for School R Construction Co, to Robert B. batflng difflcult. time deciding and Bonnie Wyman. Exposition this 'week. They are toi&qiTow night in Yeomane Hall ulea are cupplled by the radio »;1»— Lodge of Meson* et .7 i» . The.de- at, 8 o’clock. .Officer* will be elect­ managementa and are aubject to WINF—WINF ButdtUnd ' and Marie 3*. Munaon, property on 'ee will be awarded by the Lord'a whether Norwegian avonery U Tivoli, the local amuaement here from Buckingham Palace, »;1»— meeting, at 8 p.m. In the pariah Riga Lane;’ Robert D. Valentine S park, eeeri .the firet evening waa a where they 'play for the Boyat ed. Mra. Clinton Ladd, Mr*. Wil­ change without nodce. W IlAy-Nicnt Watch (CVtiiMniird from P »f« One) In an Infrtrmal roport to th« 111 Quarry Club of the Connecti­ more beautiful than Swiss scenery In Campaign room, will hear Mr*. Moore'* talk to John- H. and tXirothy B. Gunkel, aa they approach home aboard memorable. place. Some of the House of BritJTn. '• ■ liam Robinson, II, and Mrs. Wil­ |tU— WTIC—Nlfht U nt Board of Financ* Saturday tilBht, cut Mutual Life Inaurance Co. Oharga liam Burnham, three past direct WlNF-^Maocliesttr Herald Neva wonc—Th, World Tonuhl far R 3-yrar contract carrying R on puppet* which ahe will al*o property on Weetvlew Dr. For the evening, Dudley W. Ha­ the ‘Ttalia”, which la scheduled park's 23 restaurants serve Amer­ The men, Drummer H. i^ant of WPOP—aModern Sounda mambera of the School Site« Com­ to u r ican food including hamburgers, Mr*. Reginald Lewi*. Young. the second battalion and Pi)ier J. tresses, acting aa nominating com­ **\VINr—Muaic for the riral Shift ‘♦isa- wage increasp of between 24 and •derndhetrate and display. Newcomer* Invited ven will serve as wonhlpul mai­ to. arrive in New York on Sept. lO-cents an hoor over that period. mittee revealed why they will Prmeriptibat ice cream sodas' and popcorn. The GOP aide on the campaign staff of Newall made their visit with the mittee, will present a slate.' diW— WHAY- NiKiii WaWh Ho,ate»8e* of the ayenlng lye TTie M*nche*ter Newcomere ler; John L. VonDeck, senior war­ 1*. Picnle Postponed WHAY—CouoLry Muaic caravan WTIC—PfjCKrtbook Nraa Without disclosing any source, again propoan pnwhaae of the Mr*. Jam e* Kendall. Mr*.. E. Pierce Club, >pon*ored by thd YWCA, den; H. Waite. Bell, Junior Warden; B ar* Their leader, Mies Emily Smith, Scouta also enjoyed watching a Fred Zeller, Republiciiin guberna­ bagpipers through an invitation \N. . - Revue WDRC—Muoda fot Komanca ballet about a teenage hoodlum of one of the member* \yho had The Democratic "Town Commit­ I W K N R-P M W pnp—Sl-tdrrn Bounda the Times story added: Rogera - Toomey - Bolton 32-acre Herrick. Mr*. Howard P. Jenson will hold Ita opening meeting to­ Haflah O. Rlchardeon, aecreUry; PINE PHARMACY r^iorta that this was the major torial candidate, has announced tee picnic which waa to have beeh W i ll, — Miner J ; 4f»— 'Tl will prov^lde for continuation and Mr*. Fred Warftoclc, morrow at 8 p.m. at the Man- eonidderatlon of the Scouta a* they Md a fireworks display after dark. visited them in Springfield. They WDRC—Cal Kolby tract. Franci* R. McOollUm, aenlor dea- that the activity directors for this, held yesterday was postponed due WIIAY Nialii WhIlIi of the annual i?frprovenicnt factor, They reported that the field of The *chool, savings system will cheater YWCA, 79 N. M*ln 8t., in «on; Paul T. Harknes* Jr., junior •64 Oeatar S t—U) *-*814' epent a fW days in Bergen, Nor­ The next day while Mary Anne not only played through rehearsal WPOP—Top to lime WTIC—PocKeibook Ne«a Aronson was at the American Ex­ to the Jewish holidays, and will be ilON- WDRC- M«ifKia fni itt-inanca fost of livlrfg. cost-of-Ilving eaca* Ircgln operation tomorrow a t the the upatairs dining room. All new­ deacon; James W. Maher, senior way, last Week.'BYom Bergen the. town are Mrs. Jbhn Pringle and with the whole band, but joined in available nftes approved by the press, she was aurprised to find held ln.siead. Sept. 20 at the home WINF—Neva w por -Modern Boiinda lalor rlause. Improvements in sup- State Board of Kdncatloi , aome elementary acjiobi and will be con­ comer* to Mancheater and sur­ steward; Richard A. Gregor, Jun­ Scb'uta traveled back to Copen­ Mr9. Burton Starkey. a Jam seseion with two or three, 4tie— lU.uu • plrnientsl unemployment benefits Van Heflin, a Hollywood jrt.ar, including Taggart, at the close of of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merrick. , WINF—Muetc with Joe Gtrand WMAY Niulii vValtli montha ago waa narrowed down ducted weekly on' Tuesday*. Aa rounding town* are Invited to at­ ior steward; Alan I. Burnap, chap­ hagen, Denmark, for a day on Both are active in the Young WTIC—International Handatand and pensions, and make some mon­ tend. standingwnext to her in line. At the session. «:1N- to the .lohn Swanaon farpi on in other years, the service of the lain; Thomas C. Herrmann Jr„ their Jorney to Cuxhaven, Ger­ Republican Club and the Republl- Mancjiester Evening Herald, C’o- WHAY—Country Muaic Caravan WDRC Mt.nO* toi li.-rnanc* etary ronrraslons to skilled trades­ Saving* Bank of Manchester will Christiansborg Palace, which ia' At Convention WCiX^Rect'rd Revue w rnp -Modern flounda Brandy St., the Rogers-Toomey- marahal and WilUam J. Craig. ,ty- WINDOW SHADES many, where they boarded ehip used for entertaining royalty and caa party. Mrs. Pringle Is also liimbla rorrespnndent Mrs. Donald WKNB—P M 10:16- men " Bolton parcel and .’iO-acrea off be used. Advertiaement— ler. Monday. Registrar of Voters for her party. Mrs. Leola Beck, postmaster, U'TIC—Roaa Uuier When Buying or Belling Bolton distinguished guests by the Danish TntUe, telephone ACademy 8-8486. WIIAY NlKlti WmKIi .John 8, BijgHs, Ford vice presi- Kebron Rd. o vned by Dr. Richard Children new to the school re­ A social hour will follow with re- GrsitRi W hits, Ecru Sandra Starrett and Bonnie Wy­ Reginald Lewis has been recent­ left Sunday by air for Cincinnati, WDRC—Cal Kolby WTH! —Inter national Ban-leiand flmi Induslr.al ■ relations, told Property call Lawrence F,. Fiano, king and queen, the ^ rls had to WPOP—Top 40 Tima WIrRt • M«.o4.e I. I ft'unaiir* C Allon". The Aral two Bites were ceived leaflets describing the sys­ freshmenta. I man wrote a short account of the ly named liasoh officer for Con­ Ohio, where ahe will attend the newsmen a Vet an ’.inusual Sunday Broker. Phone MI 9-6910. WenhsMs wear felt slippers over their shoes 1:30— WpiJP Modem Komt'l* Hated more favorably than the tem today. Those who do not now girls' stay in Copenhagen from gressman Horace Seely-Brown Jr. National' Convention 'of postmas­ WHAV—IMalfpi Pariv negotiatin^i session with the UAW ------'---- ^ I to avoid scratching the beautifully 10.10- Alton property. have a saving* account and would Aug. 11-19, highlighting a visit of the Second Congressional Dis­ ter*. She will be gone for the week­ Extended Forecast WCCC—Record Bevua WIIAI Mkiti w»itr. that Ford "waa ready to gel down j Mafloheater Evening Herald Bol­ polished floors. end during her absence Mrs, Al­ WKNB-F.M. , WTIC—Time lor M’j*ir However, committee memhera like to open one, may obtain a HOLLAND FINISH to Tivoli, an amusement park, and Visit Dungeon trict. WTIC—Roaa Miner to brass lai ks." ton correspondent, Doris -M. Cog Train Plunge; The temperature In Connecticut I WDRC—Mttoda l- i R-'inanr# report, thr ttral two were diacard. signature card tomorrow from the to Copenhagen Deer Park, where Jewish Holidays fred Soracchi will be in charge of WDFIO—Cal Kolbv WPOP—Modern flounda D'UaJIa, telephone Mitchell 8-6046. Made to Order ., A nature hike the next day led the office. for the next five days, Tuesday WPOP—Top 40 Tima The I'oiti - 1,'AW bargaining ed wlien the Stale Depurtmonl of class room teacher. It ma.y be re­ $ 2 -3 0 they chased and shot deer (with Jewish residents began observ­ ■ 10:46— With Tour Roltm to an explanation of Denmark's Weekend Boat Trip through Saturday, will average 4?4N— ' WIIAY - MKfil Walt U leains, whu h had been expected to Health made ta lnve»llgatlnn and turned on Sept. 23 with the first Kills 18, Injures their cameras). clean fonesta. Danish law forbids ances of their high holidays of the WHAY—Piauei Party ■ W'l IC -r*.' pndf- peue« hold a Sunday nl:.ht session and Mr. and Mrs. W aller A. Card, two to five degrees above normal. WCCC—Rcc«’ird R»vua ! \V 1 IRC—Mf-d* ft’i PomaMf# foiinii no running brook The De­ deposit to open the, actsun't. Which is more beautiful, the anyone to cut down a live tree, so Jewi.sh New Year last night when a Momlay morning meeting, delay­ FULL UNE o r CUSTOM Columbia Green, spent the week­ The normal mean temperature in WKNB—P M, Wftrf* M» a aewage in a brook. , 10, 2!) and .flO cents only may be has carried more than one milUon ' place, but with other.*, Swlsi' scen- borg Castle, better known as Ham­ Chestntit Hill. Rabbi Tennenberg WMAY—Platter Paflv . WP< tP - N> w" name, said Ford requested the ex­ purettssed each week. Stamp al­ Mystic, was taken out. for c t i 75. Warm Tuesday, cooler Wednes­ W(\‘C—R c c rd Revue It waa at this point that pur- , Manchestei Memorial Hospital’* persons to visit the ruined fortresa | E. A. JOHNSON erS’ still ranks first. All the Scouts let's Castle. The dungeon was very will officiate at services today at li Cl tra time in order to pollsl tip final bums are available at the school. 1,050 feel above tlje Rhine. sea fishing. day. warmer Friday and Saturday. WKN'B—P M. WIIA V - JM/.A Alley chaae of the Alton'properly and; system of progree»lve patient care agree however, that the beauty eerie and cold and the Scouts were 6:45 p.m. Scattered showers Tuesday and WTIC—Nawa I v^ TIC -Sitoi If Final I details of its offer. nearby pond and brook v aa con- Mlehratlon WDRO—Newa R»-imrier WDRC-Mood* for RomanPt I P'oifl's t ontrarl situation, whu h is the subject of an article In the PAINT CO. glad to return to the surface after The local synagogue has no reg- .general showers toward the end of W rO P—Top 40 Tlm^ WPf>P-Modem ftoiinda aldered. Tlila propoaal became im- Hot lunch for the remainder of nursing digest, "RN." Entitled, the Belgian Army Medical Corpe i cake over that of all the other seeing it. Francis Baker, son of .Mr. snd was made against the backdrop of who was on the train with his 723 Main St., Tel. MI 9-45t)l ulsr Rabbi. Men of the Brother­ Mrs. Francis Baker of Rt. 87, was the week, with total rainfall one • :A3— 11 30 practl.al when properly owbera the week Incliidea on Tuewtay, "Big Change Aheac Ir. Your Job," countries they have visited dur- Tuesday morning Aug. 19 was \V INF—Newt WIIAY- la/. Ailf V the (••AW's strike threat, was a baked hash sliced tomatoes, green family, said he heard the noise of hood generally conduct services. aurprised by 60 of hi* young half to three quarters of an inch WTh * —Hiarltrht fieienade along the brook objected to It the article v;as written by Wanda Ir.g their three months of touring | :ia - duplicate of lft.55 hatgalning in beens, coconut pudding; Wednes­ a cogwheel slipping out of - the spent in Copenhagen Deer Park. Rabbi Tennenberg is a gue.st st the friends Saturday night, who had Other temperature ' normals; aaouM iD W'llAY—Plftttpr P«rly I WDRC—Mor.fl* lor Romance I Europe. The committee deacijibcd delib- Jurgens, R.N, On this 1,000 acres of land there home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ten-, I New Haven, normal mean 63. from WCCC—n(;«”''rd R'*'. ue WPiip- Modern Sound* which F'ord came up with a 3-year eratlona which led to conaldei'a- day. apaghelti and meat sauce, cogs. "The train began to take Arriving in Bergen from Oslo I arranged a birthday party for him WKNB—P M It 4ft- contrarl offer a few hours affei' "The plan has siicceded so well are about 2.000 deer which are nenbauni during his sta.v here. < a normal low of 53 to a normal I .ia * » tion of ealabllahlng evaporation toased salad, french bread and on terrific speed." he said. on Aug. 29, the group made its !al 5’eomans Hail, Among the WTIC—Roaa Miner WHAY— All^ In Its first year that government hunted one day a year by the King Rosh Hashanah. wtiich begins a hich of 73: Bridgeport normal W’DRt'—<*ni KfUhv WTIC—Starltah! Rerenad* liie schetiuled start of a UAW beds and, Anally, the current pro­ butter, gelatin with marahmal- Roland said he heard a crash headquarters in that city on Nor­ i guests were hi* former teammate* W ror-Top 4-1 lim* strike. doctors studying it predict a near- and his friends. No one can enter 10-day period of Self-examination mean .6.5, normal low ,56 and nor­ WDRC—Mooda for Romance poaal It Wll: call for piping treat­ lowa; Thursday, baked beens, bo­ and was knocked out. When he way's picture.squu west coast for on the varsity football snd bsse- |:M>- WPOP—Modern Rniindi That time, the agreement was logna, cabbage and apple salad, revolutlon in hospital care came to he was under a pile of in cars; horse and carriage is the and meditation known as the 10 , hall teams at Windham High mal high 74. WMAV — Puriv I n SA- ed aftwage down a town-owned throughout the countrj-,” says eight days. On Sunday most of \Vn •< ’ —I>i ''ril n*"v u* hammered out after a final 20- rye bread and butter, raisins and about a dozen people but soon was only mode of transportation al­ days Of penitence, reaches its cul­ I School. b e e f You WINF—Rign Off right-of-way, now the abandoned the group took the "Funicular” WKN’B - P M whs Miss Jurgens. lowed. The Scouts loved treading mination in Yom.Kippiir. the day , POLISH VETS ELECT hour bargaining session, whu h ' ftectlon of Toomey I>rnc. to a brook chocolate chips; Friday, tomato pulled out. HIGH CASH up Floien, a mountain in Bergen Francis waa celebrating hi* IRth \VTI«.:—Iloae Miii*r puncliiflted by sevflinl insfarjces of After explaining the three levels "I looked ov4r and saw my through the fields to get closeups of atonement on Sept. 24. I Bridgeport. .Sept. 15 i;Ti An- WDRC—Cai K ibv on Rt, 6. soup and cracker.s, Inna fish sand­ which can be surmounted in seven j birthday. This week he begins hi* w p o r K\»' or<«i.»r Ford worker.s at plants across the of patient rare, the article pre­ of the herds of dqer. Sunday School Information ' Ihony Blaiowbiiteaki of New Brtt- They pointed out Uiat it will alao wich. chocolate sqiiarea. Milk will wife," he said. "Both of her legs minutes via the Funicular. The jstudies at the University of Con- |;46- nation walking out for Iheir short sents several Ideas of Interest had been severed at the knees. I Shopping for food for our pic­ Members of the teaching staff of jain yesterday waa named to his WINK he poftSlhle to connei t the diainage be served with all lunches. view of Bergen and its coastal i necllcut. Local Stocks lived strike ’ITie (*A\V oiflered primarily to nurses. took off my necktie and tried to nic on the beach was a new ex­ the Congregational Church Sun- ! 12lh lenu aa head of the Connerli- WHAY — pant flelda of the elcmen'Tary acliool to FeatH Big Success fjords from this kite is overwhelm­ IJons Club Events c! Wi 'I ■' •-r?''f.trd n«vue Nurse* will be called on to keep IP R IC E ^ perience. The, girls had to go from eul Polish Aijiiv Veterans them hack as soon as the agree­ Biicli a ayatem. Due Ir. recurring From all preliminary report.*, bind the stumps of her legs. The j day School will attend a series William Burnham will again W K N R-P M records of where a patient l.a, and doctors arrived very quickly and ingly beautiful. shop to .shop buying one thing at Mrs. Katheilne .Szewr of H art­ WTIC—Hnafi Miller (^uotatlona riirnlatietl by ment wa.s signed trouble ai the present achool. this the Italian Festa at St. Maurice PAID FOR CLEAN, ^ Festival Highlight I of four teacher training courses j head the work on the I.ion.s Club WnnC—C«( K^lhv to explain to the patient why he gave us shots to relieve the pain." each shop. Their dessert was the ford was elected commander of the €obuni A MIdfllabrnoM. Inc. In 1055 the Inst year of bar­ la Been aa a solution to a prob­ Church Saturday waa a great auc- to be held in the area. The firsL I annual auction, one nf their regu- Wpnl*- l-.vr up''i''‘r is being transferred. Sflvlng these Roland was not .aeriouaiy hurt A vi.sit to the folklore festival at Ladies' Atixiliary al the group's Rnnh Ainrba gaining between the UAW sml the lem which IS bound to br(;orue an ceaa. The spacious church grounds, LATE MODEL CARS. best part of the pienic^because the held at Bolton Congregational ' lar money rai,sing projects during «:00— two problens Is essential to the but one of his daughters was In Fana Sunday evening was one of girls went wild in the Dani.sh pas­ convention here. WMAY—Dateline Conn. Bank anrl Trust automotive Big 'I'hree Ford. Issue with the State Departrnciil of providing one of the moat beauti­ the highlights of the .siimmef. The Church yesterday, will be followed the ^’ear. It will be held In 5'eo- WCC( ■—f-:vrninf Muaic success of progressive j',atlent critical condition. Co...... 37 40 ('hiy.‘ilei ami fJeneral Motors It Health eventually, committee ful views In the area, made an All Makes and Models try shop, choosing 10 different 1- by another at the same church man.s Hall Oct. 11 beginning at WKNB- P M cate. '' people in this small community a foot long pastry rolls. U'TIC—Ncwn First Nallorml Bank of was Ford whU h broke the con­ members predicl ideal setting for the event, little distance from Bergen, put Sept. 28. i 10 a m. Bob* Hendiick.son of Hamp- Manr.bffslf.r ...... '-I'l 31 Another matter nurses must DKIJG8 TAKE BIO SHARE wn/l(^-Ne»a Reporter tract deadlock by fifferlng the Htsto authorities have inspected The spaghetti dinner aerved In ★ ★ WANTED ★ ★ on for tourists a supper and a pro­ Dr. Han* Wandell, who had been The final two will he held at the ; ton will be auctioneer. 4 ^0UA(/ WPOP—Mflwa Hnrifnrd Nnllonn. UAW Afidltlonal pay for unem­ consider Is that private duty nurs­ New Yock • Medical prescrip- recently the guest in Manchester Tolland Congregatkinal Church Resident.*! a i* a.sked to search «:0A- and approved the right-of-way for the evening wat a complete sell­ es may become extinct rrivate gram of singing and dancing in ^ VVC.'F—Newe Bank ATrust ("o, 33 3ft ployed workers, in addition to out with more than .300 patrons tlon.s in the nation's drugstores of Mr, and Mrs. John Mortimer. 82 Oct. 12 and 26. out their exce.ss household goods r)ft 63 sullahlllty of the terrain and the nurses will nht l)e needed, since now Account for about 25.2 per We also carry a fine.selec- native costumes. An organ concert WTCHEN garden FROZEN <;I0 Mamheslfu hual that alrenrly provided them by the proposal In general nccomiiiodated.. Final reaults on Plymouth Lane, parents of Janet Howard Bates, superintendent which arc in good condition, and WINF-----Muaic for Evening FIra Inaiirama Conipanira critically ill patients receive all cent of their total store sales, an of folk music was followed by a • :IA- states Members of the School Hites the flnaiicial hikccss of the day tion of older models 'thor­ Mortimer, on* of the troop treated has announced two changes in the give them for this project. Any­ Aelns F'ire ...... ft'» 6^ the attention they need In the Increase of 4.1 per cent over 1953 tripYip Fana mountain for a view Wlf A Y—Deteiina Phe Ford settlement cost an es­ Committee said the proposal will have not yet been released. oughly serviced and guar­ of the fjords. At a small communi­ tlje girls to a tour of City Hos­ staff. Mrs, Betty Powers will head one who has a contribution is W( ’—l^.venlng Muaic Harlford F ire ...... l'»4 164 timated 20 rents an hour for each sj-ecial care unit. and 9 per cent higher than in 1947. pital and nursery, before their de­ the young adult group instead of arked to call Burnham, W K N B -P M be Included in the annual town .Men of the church are planning ty house, the guests were aerved NsUonsl ...... 00 05 anteed cars for those who the Rev. George K. Evans who will WTIC -Stru iiy bporU of Ford s 140,000 workers, with meeting to be held on Oct. fi at to report at 6 o'clock tonight to a typical Norwegian supper con­ parture for Stockholm, Sweden. George Peters, first vice presl- w rm r_N »tti Tima PhoAntx ...... 64*3 67 ' five cents of Dial amount going wish to DOWN TRADE The girls reported. "Even tho\igh teach eighth jfrade until someone ident. has announced that the Wpnp Dixieland the Community Hall. help the grounds eommlttee dls- sisting of a white porridge made Lift' and Inrtrmnlt.v Ina. C.oa. into the BupplementsI Pay Fund KIraf Meetings Set r.ianlle and slnre the booths for with or without payments. it rained almost ever>> day. our else can he found. Mrs, Eugene . Board of Directors will meet Mon- • so­ Artns ( ’ssuslty . . . . 130 140 of sour cream, bread sticks and wn.' Y - Sei I'nade known as 8ub f»M snd Chrysler The women's groups of thr future events, Slav In Copenhagen, was wonder­ Denle has resigned as second U( — I ;venlng Muelo Arlnn Idfr ...... ‘<^00 210 cured mutton. The dessert was a ’<*r Inter made sjmtlar ronresslons to Rillletln Hoard We Guarantee Prompt , ful." grade teacher and lias been re­ W K N R -P M Oi’nn (ffiifisl ...... 30ti 310 United Methodist and the Coiigrc- kind of thin pancake, of which the W'l'ir—Cote Oiea Club the 1!AW. The Boiirjl of Selectmen will placed hy Mr*. Koalyk Naumec. Mifd HtfHin Bollfr .. 00 I04 gatlnnal Churches ha\e both Reliable Buying Service main ingredient was mashed po­ Wl»FIC—Guv Kombardn Chrysler and OM negotiations meet tonight al 8 o'clock at the Kindergarten Helpers W por—Nena Weather aeheduled their flr.st meeiuiga of LYNN POULTRY FARMS tatoes. Travrlfrs ...... 31 34 resumed tmisy. but chief interest I Mothers helping in the Columbia riibllc IJtlimra the new season tnmonow Community Hall In the last ses- Dressed In their elaborate cos­ Weekend Deaths WtlAY cetenade centered on F'nni and its offer 1 TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Co-operative Kindergarten this — ^ '— ir i a fJiiPAt niKhf hsR been planned ' alon of he current fiflcal year, tumes, the men and women sang 'I ~\T Wi |•;venlllC Mualc i*nnii L I I - Pnwrr 21'» 2:C wliicli might break the long dead- by the WuniHri h .Sneiely for j The Rev. Bernard U. McGurk of HARLOW and danced led by a fiddler play­ week are: Mornings, today, Mrs. WKNH—f)peii Mike Huilfnnl F.lfi trlr l.l fi’l 63 hick and open the way for (oii- By THR ASSOCIATED PRESS Mowing a lawn SAME HIGH OUAUTV...SAME LOW PRICE... Wi ll n*M* -'i.u i*,atra Harl fni 'l * Jss * 'n 4 1 44 rhrlstian Se? vh r af United Melhf)- I St. Maurice f'hurrh has announced ing a Hardanger fiddle. The Scouta Arthtir Cotib; Tuesday. Mrs. Mi- U'I«P' ■. I,...ve" l'hr>maa tiads coveting nearlv s million’ dint Ml 3 p III when each mf'inl'er lip will continue the parish censu.a BARBECUED CHICKENS *' $1.49 MOTOR SALES Nashville. Tenn. -Rod Brasfield, chsel Sirak; Wednesday, Mrs. Al­ W pnp Take Ten Soiithrr. Nf'vv Fnglsml gaily joined in the dancing and 48, Hlllhllly comic who appeared Is oasy today... 1 :nn WMfkeis In the auto industry and will invite n ftiend MumhetH will in the Bolton I.,ake stecllon thia OPEN' 9 to 9 DAII.Y were almost as successful at flirt­ fred Brand; Thursday. Mrs. Mor­ ’rrlr|ih(Mir...... 3041 3 I on Radio Station WSM's Grand WH A Y- rierttiad* suppliers present s prr>>;inm pHtlei ned af- week and possibly Cider Mill Rd. Golden brown— wrapped in foil ing with the Norwegian boys as. ris Kaplan: Friday, Mrs. Robert S E E OUR AD ON PAGE 14 W riC—Dirli Henri .ManiifiU’ttiring rnmpaniea Route 88— Windsor Ave., Ole Opry country music show ter the lelevision panel Hhow. He plana to limke calls on Tue.s- were the native girls. Quinn. Aflernbona, in the same or­ POUND w i'p c —Amoa and Andy Arimv, Mail. Ilrg .. .“iTi'j .5H'j Rockville, Conn. since 1944, died Friday of a heart fOAF W pOp-Fuiinn Lrwla Asaqrintrfl. spring 13 20 ItiiKH I ' r r f r r lllii<‘|KillM ’Tve CJol H Secret. ' It lia.s been day. Wedneadny, Thursday and The rest of their stay _ in Nor­ der, Mrs. Edward BJork. Mrs. Carl 7;IA - j planned tn amuse Ih*' guest.s while F'nday. Phone TR 6-2688 attack. He was born hear Smlth- Lewis, Mrs. Abraham Rubin. Mrs, CO U 11 A V .'•.ot niHfle Ml islol Pi nas ...... I0\ I 1 % way featured a visit to Hop where ville. Miss. WriC.DirK Brjiel arqnainttng them with the work of 'The DenuxTattc To>vn t’orn- John Crumb and Mrs. Abraham | I 'olliii.s ...... 3ft Oft AtlHiita Tlnv lihir.(illii hjc Ihr they saw the home of Edward Bluefield, W. Va. Dr. D, V. \S' I >lic A Mii'i Andy the Mociety miitce has been invited to a Tol­ Rubin. • j >s p r e m i u m -ARMOUR STAR-U.5. CHOICE Wl’o p - IC P Miucnn liiinlwiiM Hiiali ...... 7 ’*» MCj fftvnrllr fo.tcl nf hnAH. niut ft bftftft Grieg, the composer. Some of the WHITE BMB Kechele. 68. well known radiolo­ Kin-7lMil ...... 52'j 55’;; 'will c«l ftl Irani 2.'| pniitulB nf Hoeteflnes for the event will he land ('ounty campaign kick-off girls remarked that they thought Junior fTianeel Ctioir It SO gist and former head of the West Mra. Robert Taggart has an- ' IIA Y - Met eiiada l•'sfn^ HcHring . Otl ft!) Ihrar an,I olliri ftmall flail for riicli Mra R omm llllton, Mrs. Kennetli rally tonight at 3 o'clock at the they could probably write such TENDER WTIC—New* ol the World Virginia Cancer Society, died Sat­ nounced that the Junior Chancel j LB \\ 1 >1 (C- Attewer P|ei*e liSiKlrrs, h’rarv, ('lark 14’^ Ift'i I poiiml It wrlgha To prortiicr Perrett and Mrs. ( ’harle.s Hpdford M;:ple Grove in Rockville. )>ea'utiftil music if Ih**- lived in flavorful Mra. Moore fo Npf»aU The Board of Oeacona of the urday. He was born in Lindsay, Choir of the Congregational ! That Interpret The WI’CP Tune riul N B Marhlnr ...... 2ft 20 lihcan 2.^ piiimilft of flail II lakra such a beautiful place too. Ohio. North ami .lijrlrl . . . . 27 .10 j morr than flOO poiimla of ln»n ta At Bolton Fonji rej^a tional ( ’ongregxt lon^l Church will meet With mixed feelings about th* Church will resume rehearsals ! Wishes Of The Family RIB STEAKS U )l A Y - b' I eiiiiil# New Smyrna Beach. Fla. W alt­ Ruasrll Mfg ...... IH'; 10'.; I ftiul otliri llnv an(niRl» - which In Church, iho UMdlna Henevolent So­ at 7:30 tonight and meet pros­ Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Chapel. WTIC —Kiln In llie U -rid end of their long trip, the girls er Thomas Morton. 67, retired en­ U'|»n<'—1‘ n Mumow .Shinlry S tr u m ...... 1 5 '; 3 3 'j Inin have coiiftiiinril nrnilv 2 toiia ciety will have aa theli- Mra. pective new’ church members al 3 All young people Intereated in ' left Bergen, Sept. 6 on a Journey gineer for Ford Motor Co., died WI'i .p Time Out S lr a m ...... 175 of Mill 1 oBcopIc plantft Thl» nirana Burton R. Moore of (’oventry 'Phe o(tock. 7'ho.se Interested in w’ork- by train back to Germany, where singing are Invited to attend. Mrs. ; JOHN B. BURKE IflOZ • IXl Saturday. Jack Thompson is the accom­ UIIA*! P-ll.M hliie 'rorrlngtoii ...... 27 20 <.nii0 pniimla of pinnia ara re- they boarded ship for home. CVtNS 7 Boston Arthur J. Good. 72, panist. ». FUNERAL HOME W i ll - V-u ^ ' Iir I lie II S Knvriopf, rom . tO'j 2L*’; fjiilrril for one poiinri of haaa. The first part of their trip back U 1 rnc-pr.hri I !.• 1 r U, I’ S lOnvrlopf. pfd ,.12 14 news editor and’assistant manag­ Grenadiers Join Rehearsal and BEANS W I I -r - W fu 1-1 T--m)C»iI was a 12-hour train ride, one of TEL. Ml 1-8868 so ’s h o r n * h a a fin g Vrrdrr Root...... lO 'j 5 2 'j TliP blryii rste In Alaskft Is ID; ing editor of the Boston Dally Rec­ Robert Taggart of West ,St. . I:l.i the most scenic rail trips In the ord. died Frida.v. He waa .. veteran 87 EAST OE.\TER 8T. m W I’- lh.i 1 I'hr abovr quolatlona ais nnt to points higher Ihsii the United Andersen claima to have experienced one of STARKIST world, through rocky mountains, W ill' ftei V-ur I If* of .53 years in journalism and had the really big thrills of his life AMBULA.VCE SERVICE o u r w o y l \VI)i:<--i:-ihrrt Q ba constnirrl aa actual marketa. .Slfttrs' nvrrsge. over nishing streams and turbu­ LIGHT 6'/2 OZ . been with the Hears* newspaper Friday night. Taggart la a charter | Wl-Mp U-il-1 T--ntalil lent waterfalls, and past little You get premium quality CAN i.so HEATS UPTOgROOMS j organization 39 years. CHUNK STYLE WIIA V - I'-lka lull* lakes with snow coming to their Mohilheat with RT-98 . . . the W I l> UiM Combination very edges. most completely effective fuel TUNA HSU U’I)l;r*-.|Urt A (il -na Reindeer Repast Cake for Hero, 14- SLICED w m i ' M.-dein S->md* oil additive Jn use today. And k i t c h e n g a r d e n F R 0 2 The "group fund," money raised you get premium service. Au­ U HAY P-lUa Inn* 11128679 foi- expenses of the group by the Westport, Sept. 15 (Jb—Ahthony .SAVE lO OZ \V I IC—N'lCtil Lln»' tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ PKG5 \\ [.|;«- — A Cl- tie ,MANCHESTER Windows parents, treated all to lunch in the Marchand, 14, waa treated to • anced payment plan and many 21t Wl't )|' M--do 11 :'.'-iiti-le atthecostof dining car. Thp Scouts enjoyed the huge cake and a smiling police VISIT* OUR g.no 4 other extras designed to make 38 silts, escort Saturday. Icing . on the STRAWBERRIES 1230 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL meal while thjsy were eating it. WII \ Y - Niqhl " aliTi cake spelled out "Our Hero.” home heating ffallt ta»e- U'l iJ'-Nlphl Cine prietd from but were not so sure about It af­ P \\ 1 U?i^--Ti.e W-nd l-i»lghl *15«« terward when they learned that' • Anthony was, the gunman’* hos­ HIGH FIDELITY DEMONSTRATION STUDIO SEA PAK FROZEN WPOP M-deiii Pounde the meat had been reindeer. Tn tage on a 1.5-mile wild race with 7 OZ. Interviews their opinion, reindeer are "intend­ State Police Sept. 2. (MONOPHO.MC and STEREOPHONIC) M obilhaot i^^* CLEANED PEELFri PKG. Television I’rouram* ed to pull Santa Clatis' ' .sleigh He spent the day Saturday aa au deea-oeOsa deveined On Paire Two and not to be eaten." a very Important guest at ' the 28 HIGH STREF.T— HARTFORD SHRIMP Westport State Police Barracks. At one of the last stops before (Monday thru .Saturday and Thursday Eve.) arriving in Oslo, a committee of Lt. Louis Marcheae. barrack* com­ jloA / L (R o iifW L Scotits dashed into the station res­ mander. was Anthony's host. GENERAL taurant to get sandwtehea for all, Anthony was proud of a letter SHERWOOD. another treat of the grotip' fund. from Gov. Abraham Ribicoff which ■■■■■■MM^^Tunors and Antpi.lN STOCK MORIARTY TV SERVICE Itepiihllrnn ( Hnillilnlr, Ktalr Seiinlnr, 4lh Dlftlrlrl. Touns nf The consternation of the restau­ said, in part; ^dv3" rrtotod wood from* with aluminum eontor bar. rant people was great when 38, in­ "A boy like you will, I am cer­ Dsya S:ssl llarfford, lilsftlonhiiry, .Manchester. Mnrlhnroiigh. Nenlng- No matter w)tat your source of music- you W QR * (nn. Horky m il, Sniilh WlndsOr and M'clhcrafleirt. stead of the usual one or two sand­ tain. become a fine citizen. I am BROTHERS Nights wAft99 Pill* Ports wiches were ordered. Finally the moat thankful that you were not will enjoy It at ita beat coming from Sher­ y TEI Ml 8-6483 * Two storm ponels Hiot sir in a norrow aluminum girls sticceeded in getting 36. and injtired^during your frightening ex­ wood’* complete home music center. from*. nearly exhausting the available perience.-and I congratulate you •Sign up for F R E E copies of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1956 Btipply. . heartily.” "BETTER LISTENING " • M l 3-5135 CRACKERS Police chiefs from Westport and A fter a day in Copenhagen the m a RGOl i s h i-f i s t u d io 301-315 CENTER ST. Sfr ono scroon pond wirii sturdy aluminum from t and Scouts resumed their trip to Ger- Greenwich were present, and *o 28 Hijfh St., Hartford or Junior Interesled In Color TV? 6:00 A,M„ 12:00 Noon and 7:60 P.M. man.v. waa the rest of the Marchand fam- tar See the ne»v RCA Mark Alelod aluminum scroon doth. While In Copenhagen Aug. 11-19, lly-^Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mar- u scries rolorftelt the Scouts stayed In private homes chamC and Anthony's sister*, Bon­ 24* .\inoiiK iillit'i' laaura. .lohn KfiHni'r \«lll hl« vlpv\a on for the most part and met to visit nie, 6, Babette, 8, and Mary Ann, 16. All aample.d the cake. «^lminnHnn of tolla nn thr 4 ntinerMotij R h r r , Brlilgea. Standard Hook Type Hangers simplify, inatallatioh together some of the high spots of reduce coats . . . make nill cleaning or sash painting e a sy . Eeo,ooom ieal You can pay for your Andersen Combination Windows on , i r 23* our Continuous Budget Account. ■ ...... HARTPORD ART SCHOOL ' MARY M. The following is what we call our Continuou*, budget Acr" M s 2 :;:2 r ’I ”' 22* count; When you open your account, state the amount of Initant monthly payment you wish to make and your total credit "«• Al Fatt. T j ; - 6 9 * »w gIvM y*u will be ten times that amount. SALE Al £g,y nut HOUSE Pojiib/, p b - 2 9 « If you »et your X” SJ' HEAfiNG monthly paj-ment sti * 10. 1 18. I 20. * 28. .6 SO. saves lawn $-$ $ X” 34‘ Yoiir -thltlal piirrhasea PROFESSIONAL with the miracls of . may amount to: %100. 1160. *200. *260. *800. Right now! thi* fall — the beat time to i8 ¥ d?M^WRCH T'our Credit.IJm It may put new life, hew beanty into your lawn 2 ' 4 ; , 2 9 * be extended to: $200.. 68(19. 6400. 6600. 6*00. Ttepie Flavor SALE Save! ^ exen TherA will be a Service Charge nf l%- per month on the unpaid bal­ DANCE STUDIOS 2 ‘. : ; 3 9 ‘ ance with a minimum eharge of 28e per month. Scotti PlcrlR K * Si?ed Urge box $ 7 .3 0 fl.O O , 2 1 ^ 0 1 . Waffles OOWHtHAKt S t o ll* F a m il y *^ Seed . Urge b*x 5 . 9 5 1.00 Tile latest material for professional, advanced, intermediate and beginner atiidenta. 2^:,\3h S co tt* P l a y Seed 3 Urge bexe* 8 .3 0 1.00 fiHCiKFS Auir* Drive dow n . . . aipple parking- We’re open weekdays till TAP ★ lALLET W ACROIATIC ★ HATON TWIRLING ★ MODERN BFIEA6 MiY Tuiwsuffc»eir*"" - ” . 5 5 5:W ; i^luf'days till nObrt;'' r , - JA Z Z '. . . which is a inusr for aH premlsiRg young dancors! S i „ ~'!i)..Urge.H*s> -^hjSO...... S.OQ B.lln,om cUa^ea^^te^ atudehta. Alw, *th, Hh m.d 8th Grmle atmlenta. S t f W N S . 0 . . . C o p e *, RTub proofing Urge beg 3-40 Att .flaeeea personally taugtit by Mia* MorlocU., LvrPffi ^ CLEiHEH F.i't, OAFS y our Guqrantee— SCOTTS SPRKADERS 10.^ 5 2.00 .T9c 13.95 3.00 r e g is t e r ANYTIME! TEL JA l-1l40 om o»iP C r , '«-:!?• 19.95 5.00 Our 3 8 Years Of Dependable Service* STUDIO REGlSTRATIO.N DATES* MANCifriSTER ; . .first in lawns Maaonte Temple, East Oeaiter Street—Cteaae* rewime 'Thuraday, October 2nd,'Reglater Thursday, m N. MAtH STREET Sept, IMh t P-iw. to # p nt- \ ___ ' 1KAST HARTFORD ' ^ TEL. Ml 9-5253 - Masonic Temple. 784 Main Street at Church eomera—C^aea yemime Saturday, October 4tb. Regta- >|er Wedaeaday, September .I7fh from 2 "P-m. to 8 pjn. , All Pricai Effoeiiv* S«pl. ISIh iHni W$d^ S«pi Open Daily 7 A.M. to . . OTHER STUDIO IN WEST HARTFORD . ‘.’1 Manchedfer Shopping Parkade, MiddleIr Turnpike VVjjand and Broad St., hiancnesier-sMpm m 5 P.M. Induding R ip HARDWARE 00., Idas .Mocleck reeeatty return^ from Tork wbere rte spent oaa month atthlying th^^la^ t lai * day,,, Tuesday, 1(TA.M. to 6_____ P.M.- -Wednesday, Tliursday, Friday^ 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Saaen nantkrlal, under n4me of the greatest artists la .the country. She Is a meiiiber a t ^ Daaca (. —Saturday, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1__ . ' ____ 1 ___ Wednesday' Afternoon IbaelMrt’ C h* ef OeaaacUcaL lae., and Danes Masters ef Amerl^, lac. and Saturday UnUI Nooa T fS M A IN S T . riunitS ITAMP RWEMPT10N CB4TfR--211 a s y l u m s t m i t . h a j it p o w \'

■ 1 -^ ' MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15,, 1958 Fa c e s e v e n MANCHESTOR- EVBl^lNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONW- MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1958 FAOe SIX Thursday, itamburg and gr*vy, UN Jkebate Thur$dfiy on mashed potato, vegetables, .sand- up. not th* aggre.a»lv« axpAnalon- more Incisive and leas tolerant of few bookies ere li Joke. In the last never molested, ^omt of those ■ v *rr wichea, cookies, milk; Friday, cgtiaade launched by Chief Schen- player* had td riiahrush Roma «arly Court Canes Gyrus Eaton Bids U.S. 1am OUT apeeche* rail It* deMre for ohat,nicUon la more than I can ftg- potato aalad, tuna salad, deviled Ojieii Forum del horse-beU werf actually be- Sunday mqrninft to take a tjulclhulcic egga sliced tomatoes', sandwiches, Its own territory, but Ita natural iire out." shower and Join their fawlhea *t 1ns: pfacef] In town while arreats Robert H. Rylander, 19, o t 184 lQy,12, Wins )rtlo and milk. and entlre'y legal exerclae of Ita Vuillard on Uamhltng ghurch and dfflelally tn' Sunday NEWCOMERS CLUB Lowest Prices •UBLUUUUJ>'8V rHk. Mbaei, of eourac. lan't the flint of aome booklea were betnf n>ade. B. Middle Tpke., waa &nerr|4S by Leglan Auxiliary Deal with Kiu’Ushchev Tr the Eciitor, -ilchool. , ' oii-»*f.n piUNTINa CO INC. own loverelgnty. What we want ■to take thla exasperated view of I am a ft^mbler. No, I never Judge Wesley C. Grv^ •fnla morn­ H a th e ii^ , - Miller Auxiliary. U 8lr»»t “Lel’a call a apade a apade'^ and heM a hand of poker in my life Aa an oi)erator for yetra of Music Prize 12" L.P. $1.49 M«ncl)«l*L Conii from Communiht C?hlnB la actually democracy, no. \Vlll he be the last, three hotel* tn Hartford I of ing for reckless driving. American I>gtqn,'wlII install new cut out thla holler than thou and 1 never placed a horae bet. Sponsored by the YWCA, will hold its opepinc meet* By PETEK HOFFER believe that Khrushchev is , THOMAS F FNRGUSoN n major ami unnatural conccaaton Democrac,v, with Its inalstence on rourie knew th at’poker and crap Prosecutor Joj-si . itzGerald said officers tomorrow at 8 p.m, at the WALTER R rKRGt’SON biialntaa before aome of our But, I have been in eight different inp Tuesday, Sept. 16, 8 p.m. st the YWCA, 79 N. Rylander, driving on New BoRon James Lugdnbuhi, 12, son of Mr. firmly in the saddle and even! Publiihfr. for any power to make. Fames were played In aome of the For t&Fomyko Clash home of the prealde)tt,-^Mrs, Haze! Kitzbuehel, Austria, Sept. 15 t Potterton's thlnga like due proceaa and equal­ Umonioua cltlzena And th^y need hualnesnea. In all of which I be­ Hd., Aug.,->8, lost control of his and Mrs. Martin Luginbuhl of Hein, of Somers Rd.^ ‘*- when he is gone tlie pressure In | Founded October i ibM It would be an adventure In dlp- very mii'^h enlarged cloaeta to came president. Waa I gambling rooms. So lon^ a* there waa nd dli- Main St., upstairs dibine room. —C3TUS Blaton, multimillioji^re 130 Center St., Cor. of Omreh- ity before the'law, iloosn't ^>rovlde car onj M wet road. The car skid­ Westview Ter., Ellington won the Other officers to be Ihitalled Russia for more consumer goods i my money When I went Into basl- turbance I considered a man's American industrialist anfKflizm- ■ Publltbed liTere E.enibl Except lomatlc honeaty, and perhap.e In the setting .,i which men like houae their* Hkeletona. (PPBtieiied from Fare One) Arab Development Bank "and Iq ded several hundred feet and Ry- are: First idee president, Mrs.' and a better way pf life will con- | feundave ud Holldaye Entered at the neaa? According to Dunn and room, like hta home, hla castle. annual Soholarahip award- at peace, If we should begin negotl- Xhe above comnienl la rnoUvat* this context to consult as appro­ 't^i6er . and a companion were Eileen' Parker; second vice presi­ cie>; aaid today Nikita^B; Khrush­ tinue so great that no leader can Poll Otnca at Uancheeter Conn ai Moses csn opcrslo st their imob- Bradatreel, 900 of all buaineaaea And don’t fall off your chairs All newcomers of Manchester and outlyinK areas are Second Clae* Mall Matter______ed hy. a remark made to me aa I Ut.e itepi the United Natidhe can priate with the Arab countries." InFpwn fron. the car. Both Were Lloyd’s Accordion Studios, en- dent, Mrs. Louise Wilson; secre­ chev Is ^'o-atrong prAn firmly in ever restore the austere and cruel I al.iiR at Warsaw on that baala, and sinicled best. And democrayy fall. Of course, the founders of readers. The only time I positively entered the bank thla morning invited. , . . , 3. Instructed him to report baoa treated at ,Manchester Memorial Utllng him to a 1-year course of tary, ^ r s . Beatrice McConvllle; the saddle m'^BMsia" and the reign of Stalin." SUBSCRIPTION rates be prepared, In return for the kind | preda men like \ osra who, deapitc those defunct businesses gamble. refused to countenance Fambllng take to promote and aaiure the Parable In Adranca and by a womaii for whom I have ‘.‘ae appropriate, the flret luch re­ Hospilat for. cuts and bruises, treasurer, Mrs. Irene Cochran; United Slates jm o u h F ^ business Eaton said his visit to Russia I'll gamble that many of our lead­ In m” hotel was wh^n a convention peaceful uae of Outer Space for instruction with out charge. TheTe »ne Year ...... on conceaalon we are aceking. lo railing agnmat Ita lerl tape and the the higheat reaped andT'.»ho is port-to be made not. later" than" Prosecutor FitzGerald said. were over 60 students participat­ chaplain. Mrs. Marvis Maron: his­ with him. / had convinced him that "an agree­ FORMICA hi Montha ...... undoubtedly ainrere bet very bad­ ing citizens, both men and women, of state police chiefs wanted to the benefit of all mankind.’’ ment can be reached between East mree Mohtba ...... make some real conceasiona of our , ■jncpiiiude ' ii aljowa, luanagea lo Sept. 30. Joseph Leohard, 43, of Wethers­ ing. torian, Mrs. Adeline DeCarli; ser­ At the aitme time Eaton, iif 'ao ly Informed, She aa:c^; “Mr. have in their safe de^iosit boxes have one of m.y banquet halls set 4. Welcomed the Arab countries' geant at arms, Mrs. Clara Logan; an^ West and the ielimination of' Jne Month own. If, by some miracle, <'om-,(;(i thlnga done Ihouaanda of dollars worth of up for poker, roulette and crap. I 2. It oufcht to "urge the achieve­ field, Was fined |102 for operating He is a paember of the 8-plece interview; assailed what he term­ COUNTER TOPS feeKly — ...... Rogers, my htiaband and I like lo ment of a meaningful agreement as "renewed assuranoes," in line with a motor vehicle while Intoxicated. accordion orchestra, entitled the and assistant sergeant at arms. ed 'The present attempt by some wa^,aa a political instrument, llnitle Copy ...... mnnist China can he brought to re- i deinticra. Keeda determlncil hear your opinions of I’andldates slocks, aa I have. Are these peo­ su(Fc*t«l that the chiefs obtain toon aa possible” in Sovlet-U.S. the Arab League Pact, that they He pleaded guilty to being under Young Virtuosos, from this studio Mrs. Ann Busoaglia. > Apwiran leaders to run the achieved." MEMBER Of nounce the completion of Its civil Tuaesrora Tn- hut we were voiMlering If it la ple gamblers? If not, why were the use of a nearby hall which they would respect one another’s gov­ Following the installation, a pot- Then he criticized United States • OUR SPECIALTY" there so many surcldea In the crash talks on suspending nuclear tests. the Influence Wheh he tipped over that played at the Bushnell Audi­ World." . THE ASSOCIATED PKEBS wai, what valid rea,s..n would we ' ,,,,, true Lhnt .lohn Burke v horn you did. ernmental systems and not try to luck supper will be served and each leadership. The Aiaoelaled Pro., ii excluelTaly what vallil reason of 1929 when hundreds of thou­ These itart in Geneva Oct. 31. a Town garbage truck at tlie en­ torium in Hartford last spring Eaton is aponsor of the third ’ rar-d phvs the hor.ica and If my Republican friends wanted change them. member is asked to bring a hot or Charges .\rrogance artJtled to the u.e ol roiiuhllcallon ol- thfi have for denying rle.- e.-og ml Ion. ‘ ^ Moses and keep them sands were wip^'d out oVer night? 3. He believes the Assembly will trance to the dump Tuesday. with Ted Mack on the original Pugwash Conference of Scientists ail neve dlipalchae credited to It or drlnha" ” to be so critical about John Burke Here is what haa happened on fold dish. "This is a time," Eaton said, "to ANDERSON- At the bank this morning. I was continue to bar the seating of In other dispositions this morn­ AmZteur Hour. He also placed sec­ and Philosophers which opened Sk| otherwlae credited In thla paper or fi r hloMjlng' Communisl Cllms liom overrimnmg the lights of the I nhe italingly I replied: “Mad­ who neither gambles or drinks each of theee four points; Women's Club to .Meet and aim the local newe publlahed here asked by a man and hia wife who Communist China. ing; Donald J. Logan, 19, of 51 ond in last year’s contest whldh here yesterday. In attendance are recognize that Wc do not have per­ way Into the Jnlled .Nations ’ ame. 1 h ippen lo know .Mn Bin ke why don’t they come out as I did 1. Hammarskjold has made a 30- IVANS CO. - All riahle of republlcatlon ol epeclal Individosl in 'heir haste to chalk had just sold a piece of property COMING THURSDAY This aeaaion haa been tagged the Branford St., was fined |12 for was won by John Ziminermann Jr. The Ellington Woman's Club will 72 nuclear scientists, biochemists fection in our American inslitu- dtepatchra herein are ateo reeerved does not play the hoisea and I also and as the voters of Maine did and day trip to the Middle Bast and hold the first meeting of the fall lions and Uiat every American, in­ op ai eom|dialimcnla. and had considerable cash, what criticize our Illustrious President Outer Space ■ Assembly because speeding" and $6 foi passing in a of Stafford Springs. and biologists from 21 countries, M.XM’HESTER. CONN. know liu'l for ..some ycar.i .Mr. both the United States and SovTet ■back and consulted the govern­ season Wednesday night In the cluding our politicians, represents ■ Full ■•rVtce client of N E A Serr Two Sennlora .Abroad .ato< ks I would recommend. I KIsenhower for not firing Adams, no paseing Zone; Douglas K. Paul, All students are judged on their including s large delegation from IB', Inr Burke ha.a n»‘l harl even one d^'lnk. Russia have advanced proposals ments in Beirut, Amman. Cairo Hall Memorial Library at 8 p.m. only ability and excellence. 1 say Ml Ml>-4764 ■‘Pubhehera Repreaontauvoa n » promptly replied thrH I would not his chief adviser, for accepting 18. of East Hartford," was fined Interest, effort, progres.s, consis­ the Soviet Ifnion and its East TlioaP two nolile APtmlma, .len- I have heard Ura whimpering r:im- for control of exploratlona of Outer and elsewhere. But he had made Alfred Miller of Hatfield will be with deep regret that some of our ilm. Mathewi Seeclal Aaenev New only never recommend any stock gifts from a millionaire who need­ $15 for disregarding a stop light; tency of lessons and ability. European satellites. Pugwash is prkr Chicaao Detholl and Bnamn paign n piina Mr Burke and I Space for putpoees of peace. no "practical arrangements" that the speaker and he will show influential statesmen at the mo- , m and KaAlland. were at It again A I'Ih m ImIi I fo r I IKlMJr hut I would not even reveal what ed friends In Washington. And Howard Philips, 46, oif no certain - New Chnrch School Hours , the name of the Nova .Scotia town fMEMBER AfiniT BflRF.AU 0» regret that in each cn-e the scan­ The U.N. haw not yet taken the anybody can see, and foreign slides on the Connecticut Valley. ment are carried away with van- i riRCULATIU.NS laal week, dfUng what, for them stocks I am personally buying. plea.se don't tell me that Goldflne address and Richard Shea of 613 The new schedule which haa where the first such conference f^poraorert by Ihr Mancheatw dal monger happened to ha\’e first step in ita .plan to settle the troops are still Ir Lebanon and Jor­ OES Mih-Is Tomomiiv was held. ity, truculence and an arrogapt ' And as for poker and crap gam­ gave gifts to Adams hgeause he Main St.., were sentenced to 30 been planned for the Ellington Th» Herald Prinung Coropanv Im < omra natAirally that Ia, |iitUng CWmn<*ll uf tin’ autheii n for a nickel” and ”n i raise you a Connecticut which was done but done them. 3 to 5 will meet at the church pis 'fd. Prizjs and refreshments Bay of publlratlon sxrent Saturday— j)iil)lic ofTli e w ho wonliln'l last a ONE 4. Before he left, he told news­ arrested Saturday morning when with Russia. It is fortunate that whlcli Governon Oioss promptly hour. 10:45 a.m. until noon. In ad­ f a m America, wl’eie United .siatea and inevi'nhC reault of Iheae lei- iionth o| elating their own husi- dime.” When the father' of one of The fourth point was an agree­ her vehicle wa.s in collision with ' are planned. a strong leader like Khniahchev lUEI. OIL vetoed, * men the first result of the Arab dition, a cradle roll for 2-year- Property insurance preatlge haa taken enough hlowa IafntiPA n e • -A''' the boys 'phoned me that he ment among Arab governments. another car driven by Cltarles is In power there. It la time to ■ MonrlRV. 1 pledge of non-interference might olds will be conducted during It ra high time Die chuii biid 'he "iDiout one subaf ant iH I mg reason quietly but quite ffu'refulty aug* ■ession Aug. 8 to consider Leba­ Tpke. from thei Wilbur Cross Park­ people "honestly desire peace, " those ihings/you can buy • Thirinp our Iomk nf'not ihI inn« letter or I'll give Tlie Herald a let­ nese and Jordanian complaints of Syrian broadcasting stations again and give worshippers a half hour the MlaalaaippI I>Pn1T>mai were ■Mulrl Aitu.'itimi uciv tie it la rmt I might sav that from mv files ge.stefl that the caaea he diamiased way and waa stnick by the Gahtilis ATOM STUDENTS He added: "I believe that BANTLY OIL ter about local Democrats which subversive attempts by the United were calling on Jordan's people to and ihcfi^rget. No doubt with thf r*hinr(i<» roinnuini«tfl rI gueata of the I.tommlcan llcpyhli' iM et I uwithle llnit i 'IuiaI ra f.H first a.A a Imal repfuder for many which '• MA (1 iri' Vo'i I had car. Patrolman Cassells said the between sesBons. Oak Ridge. Trim. Foreign stu­ i Khrushchev's talk of overtaking Arab Republic. U.S. troops land-, overthrow King Hussein. IMMI'Wl. INC, your prbpcrty is worth more jCT^nevn. ptirnuRH two oliJcctiveR mil Jihend of im ii)»'in ‘he hrid life, wording I for tnanv ypHts I ctmld I. I chose I attorney [rlay in a *1' up smi drrwn | • take a back scat to no one in of the road when her car was and the Grade 9 cla.as will total enrollment in courses offered goods production is only a cam­ ; m m \i \'- ii!I.i. i -r)Tif wiiR the of AiiirrirfiiiR vlted to ndfireaa a |oinl ae.MMton (»f I.epme tile pre\"mis nigtit. Why *ri.y advocacy of the best eandi- troops in Jordan July 17 at the re­ prompted her complaint against atrengthen the basic program of iliA jutiiole of reieise arifl le- lilerallv aniash m.'ui local hotnrx the UAR, has died down since Gen. struck. by the Oak Ridge Institute of Nu­ paign slogan, but everywhere In ^chased it. And perhaps hy tho (TiinR.RR (’ommuninta. that country a legialature Naiuial- I riidn't T as frreslflen'. n f the police 1 dates for local office anrl I am quest of-the two governments. Christian education in the church. TEL. Mitchell 9-45V5 HP'.*. mI : ami with f-iu ts inul not rheaj) gos- Fuad Cheliab was elected president Miss Hall aaid slie stopped at clear Studies on the use of radio­ Russia I saw willingness to work, you've bought more appli* *n ohjertU'# which wnn jirortrii order s rirltl’’ Because I i still for .John Burke as one of the In a resolution, sponsored by all Gray 4iM‘ Al[) July 23 to s>icceed Camille Cha- the intersection and saw the Gabu- isotopes in research work. by all the people, tn the fMinies and tion that U.S. troops will be on ample time lo proceed aafely. but ident of the New England Recrea­ •fharcfB. \V# RIP Rtill f«»rmRlly hp- Celherallaalnio Kntne] 'rrujillo, and Aflmittedly, thpv woi'p not bet­ with the governments concerned leaa than a lear ago I heard .lohn their wa.v out soon after Chehab it appeared to her that Gabulla tion [.eaders Laboratory. M.ike sure sour insurance TORndinK tl^Plr releRRp, hnl nr>t In ('hn Jigo 'I'lCMlie.M lo Molve inuliml ter' than anyonp pI.ap bill I didn’t ...such practical arrangements a.s He has been attending the year­ told the n | tretween I found that some of Ui^ playprs charter principles (such as peace) towed from Hie scene. your home and possessions. putR the vRilfllty of the rhnrgpn \ ilh the horae-belting l)Ug. But, nese governments. at Camp Pinnacle, Lyme, N. H.. i leadei |the I'mted SlatoH ami '2U ollu i im wpip npglpctlng Diplr familiPa, And for Lebanon and Jordan "and Parking violation diapoaitiona; PERMANENT WAVE RgRinst them I wtmhl hale to name tn the col­ One Marine battalion left Leb­ and was formerly on the board of What doPA It nin11 cr if Ti o plhi Im lirma act of-fhiig to t'oiiimeice whpii I finally did ordor all big thereby facilitate the early with­ Walter Mans. North Andover, umns of The Herald the men and, anon in Aug st. and two more be­ directors for three years. SPECIAL TTje ieconfl nhjer live we piirRtJed one of the tniiglc Ml and im*.‘ t s Iiao- t'leanrig Mouae. national reporting gambling atopppd in town and 1 drawal of the foreign troop.s." Mass.. $3 forfeited; Richard Le- if you plea.Hp. local women ^ know gan loading up today to leave for Attending the conference this ATT In the long RjnhRRRndorlRl level authority, on lax ami huMineaa law. dlfl it ppr.aonnlly Instead of HPndlng WATKINS- 2. Invited Hammarskjold lo con­ ve.sque, Hartford, $1; Andrew De­ lute of a dwindliiu: tiand <>f I,atin w'lio do bet on the [loniea. Of hom>. But one battalion and about year, besides Gray, were Mrs. Ed­ 'Pheli fuimaiv puipoa^- la t» elim polb’enipn out on laid.s. jome of tinue current studies of the pos.sl- volve, Sterling, $1; Bernard Hum- lalkR •! OenevR wrr the adoptlnn AmPllcHii dhtaliira'' And '.'.hat If 4 4iiiise, Iher ’ are bookies In this 8,000 arny men reruain. ward L. Newmaker of Davis Ave., inate ml e i ria I Iona I double taxation whieh would have been In the beat bllity of internstional help for an iston. Springfield. Mass.. $3 for­ d' Rn agreement for Uie reminrla- town and In every town m the WEST Girl Scout leader: and Mias Kath­ one of the III ijoi laiispA of i om and to lender mnlnal aaAiatHme In private hruneR, the big gamblers in feited; Carl F. Morrow. East Hart­ t!o I of the iiRe of force In the Koi- slate anrl I gi eas the Cnited leen Daley, summer worker In the plaint that \’i'e rieaideid Nixon! lax pfifjircernent na well a.*- to pi-o poker and bridge promptly moved ford, $1: Clifford C. Carlson, 64 S. 4-H office who is now returning to SCHULTZ ted an I mfim t ani aou11 v nf < »o \ ei n States The epaamridu ciusadea their games to one of the leading Funeral Service rnoRR area hy the C^lneae <’oinmu- ran Into In I,ai In A mei n a ’.' a.a t Iu.a i Alton SI.. $1; Pvt. John B. Raba the University of Conrfecticut. The V Ilh the orra.sional anesl of a rluha In Hartford where they were nlflta and by onrBelveR, We agreed inenL revenue. of the Nike site. $4. A warrant program furnishes training for counlis A HppHirntlv frlenrll\ poidd not lon 'ein Itiem ' Mltchril 9-7196 who failed to appear In answer lo Following Is the menu for the rn\i)d puraue tlieii pollrleR with re APl\ea vsith l.a'in Aimmuma a parking violation charge. hot lunch program In the Elling­ NATIONALLY FAMOUS Jcarii to FormoRR hy other meRne mg ilpinand foi demoiiM«\ and SEE WEDNESDAY'S Algerian Assassins Continuances were granted to; ton schools: Tomorrow, .soup But our main propoRltlon wrr. oh hailed of deapol-i ,\Mei all Tin Mrs. Eleanor Barry, 42, of Rocky cheese and crackers, sandwiches, Where Manchratpr'a Uldrat Hill, charged with reckless driving, vlouRlv, that the Chineae <^om with PInpst Facllittpa and pudding, milk; Wednesdav, PERMANENT WAVE |illo la a iMihtant antl-t omiminiAt, Need repairs HERALD ocation. Indeed, you knew nothing to Sept. 22; Malachv J. McDonald. Insurance munlRts ahoiild renovime the une Oft street Parking (Continued from Page One) baked ham. mashed potato, vege­ and that la tht> impotlfint tlung about any. of them except that 27. of 60 Cooper St., and Attilo tables. sandwiches and cake, milk; Is A of force tn the area, which rouU\ AT A RE.M, S.WING Thla ppifinmame liv .lennei and for your Venetian blinds? F.atablisbed 1974 Algeria to rewin the loyally of their skin happened to be a color Carpenter, 42. of Hartford, Business leave Chlang KnI-ihek alttlng on of which j'ou apparently did not l•’.a,AllRnd iniiA' liave hepii \pr\ dm the rightwingers who staged the charged with passing a standing Not A the offRhore lalanrlR of Q\iemoy ami approve." school bus. to Sept. 22. iniiiiagMU' to State I ippa rt nnm t Ilnli'l 'ct II Irirrkun lu|re rrl’ crrld |rl’PVPnt Vrui from May 13 revolt against the Paris Peter Webster, defending, had BUDGET SPECIAL Sideline MrI.ru ae well aa on Kormn«a ami policy [ilaniiet* ' lio au’ i om eiiird giMling lull iiHc from yom' VpiintiHii lilincl.s. Fin- government. Soustelle had fled to pleaded that the substantial part yhirh would leave ua, the Tnlted piuMigli a A il I a o\r-i l.atm Amei (li'll Clin |U'o\ kIc n'liHii’ liipcs and cord,a . . . mn- Algeria after being put under of the blame lay not with the Rogers Toll Case Rtates. appaiently In a ppmianenl houae arrest by the then govern­ youtha but with “the aoclety ih 17,'i EAST CENTER ST. ii H Hnl the plpinima l an at leaal chaiiicHl iiurts foi- most Irlinds, loo , . . ao you enn $ poBlllon on P'ormoaa loo W’e nevei ment of Premier Pierre Pflimlin. which we live." Phone MI 1-1126 tie henitene«1 hy the fact Dial DiPic llo'iii c o n r s c lf" Or, if ,cou prefpr, wp'll Listed for Fall pretended that 'se could gri <*luang Soustelle was minister of in­ At Londons' Marlebone Magis­ Ii on iliHii'P of .leniK-i and Km.aI miikc till' n'luiil’M. Cidl .Ml IHfi.'’). formation In De OauUe’s World trate’s Court a 25-year-old We.st 8.40 Kal-ahek to lenotime the hap nf Willard Rogers' appeal of an land de\eloplllg Uitn a glohp tint War II Free French government Indian. Alavanton Mitchell, was East Hartford Town Court con­ force, ^oo, hut apparerUlN infriied in London. He also preformed va­ found guilty of damaging a police Mng team on the onlei oi, aa.s viction on evading the Bulkeley Ke uould manage to cnntmi him rious cloak-and-dagger mi.sslons car by throwing a milk bottle dur­ ' <'olui and S( lilne oi liulganln itxl Bridge toll, has been listed on the for De Gaull. during the war and ing racial disturbances at Padding­ M I I I I m il . S . l l . O \ ^ Somehow. Khrualntipv, .lenner, Impplly, la le- fall session docket of the Hartford Is known for a personal determi­ ton. Magistrate Geoffrey Raphael Wliat ('onpuuniAl (*lnnn u*inM County Court of Common. Plea.s I tiling limn the Senate thla seai nation which borders on trucu­ granted Mitchell bail pending a i.'it ,M. UI have got out of the ienum int um '.\r which opens tomorrow morning. I and thna. \^lll t*e tneaUmg up the L iidi p o j vJutkuiLiMl Oj ROiiSf UuiLe/ lU jlib? lence. probation office.r’s report. He told MFC. CO. The outspoken Manchester propoaed, during the h»ng O n rta I ai 1 hpfoip It leailN maKfw a imrm The assassination attempt the West Indian. 983 MAIN ST. Ml 3.8951 indell banker last month refused to pay E negotlallona, waa the ppaipftil against Soustelle came 'luring a "Some of .you colored men think I foi It aeir. 485 E MiddI* Tpke., Manchester, Conn. the toll on the ground that the wave of Nationalist terrorism in there is prejudice against colored privilege of refraining from • mn Stale has no authoiit.v to charge ! France. Algerian gunmen have at­ men. Let me tell you this; If you pleling lla own <-lvlI \Am \ii lnr\ for cro.ssing the bridge which,wa.s tacked policemen, sabotaged oil were a while man you would be and taking tMriloiy whuh wmiM Holiorl MoHca’ !■ riislrnliitn paid for nearly .50 years ago b.v refineries and threatened worse to aent to prison here and now. It I Hnlipi I MoAf A. Ne\^ ^'ol l< alate a Hartford and four surrounding normally he part of the coinplelion come. is oqly because you are a colored towns. The toll waa put Into ef­ Of that victory. <1dang Kai iheh ' man nf many fitlpa, la the 1 \ pe This was the first time Alger­ man and were subjected to some fect on Jan. 1. 1958 by the Great­ would continue to linld irirllnty that atiiliP.A a^^p and not a little ian rebels had'^Bltacked any high- provocation by a lot of hooligans er Hartford Bridge Authority. \ IllopethelSextShipWm ranking French ofBcial, however. that I am not dealing with you which normally uoiihl hrlnn^ to feat in the hearla nf hla fellow In having the case hrmi"'ht to Window Shades Wearing strips of, bandages in that way." file Chineae mninlnml nn-l up man Km hia h> < mnphAlnnenl a aie the high Connecticut court, Rogers over his facia' cuts. Soustelle told ’ K I ea t, Id A 1 a pn M1 \ f m pi i l)l u ,APt v haa apparently achieved hia objec­ Madf to Ordtr would rontmue to mamlain mui his news conference he was de­ ■ Pick Vs Vp. . . .an d Take Vs to Weis Score Gains tive. In deliberately evading the ®A'n Pacific power pnaiiion mi .auiI lice i.’i ...... and hia fnml o( termined to "pursue to the end Bring yniir old rollers In and loll, he sought an East Hartford I pat lein e la ml my action for Algeria whatever save 3$e per shade. Uprmally riUneae. New York-A total of 443 local- conviction and subsequent appeal. Now. aa new nrgol ml imi« me t n Hut nn\\’ lie Is smr|\' \exed lie efforts' arq made lo prevent me option elections involving the sale I NORM AN ’S ior a New Kitchen! \ Several appeals of Manchester oj>en hetwern t hr t 'mlrd St nI ca ; IM heing iMiAlinled III piiahing \\ oi Is from doing it.” of distilled spirits were held in 1957 Town Court convictions are also in 23 of th 39 states which p-ovide ! on one of Mn- Inigeel pio|rila lie listed on the docket. They Include and ConimunlAt China, at the am for such referendums. The elections tmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmm^ li^aaRdorial !r\el. in Wriaru Ihr j Ima e\ei nndeitaken the t70U Nine Race Rioters involved a population of 1J|49,128 the cases of 'Eugene Gagljardorie (MMI.UOII Ni.i il I H l-'illlA powet plo| and resulted for the second straicht and Robert W. Vice, speeding; ^leation la whether \Ae aip iIia Beatrice B. Keith, evadlng"^ re­ |5l>aed to offer aftnictlun'g mmr or], hli II he la duelling while Jailed in London .year .in a gain for (he wets in both 0 NORM AN'S... Your Headquarters tor ISHirtO FIAM sponsibility; Leo V. Maltagliatl [wearing Die hat of .atatr Power population and legal sMea areas. Qian a mockr \ of haigaimng H Bight additional legal sales, areas and Robert F. Michaud, reckless (5^mmunial China agiera lo len\e I ,\ lit hoi It \ chairman (Continued from Page One) ' and a population Increase of 21.175 driving; Edgar H. Butcher Jr., op­ tr. and (*hlRng Kai-ahek alone on ' Tlip I auae of alt hla Dmitilee 'Hir were the actual net pickup of the erating under suspension; and Clif­ drastic' action taken by British wets. ford (jhampion, non-support. tFrritor*>' ('’oinmuiUAl (lima < nn ruAiamia Imltntia 'I'he Authortl\ authorities to stop the racial vio­ BUILT-IN KITCHEN aialm, what doea Communi-U (‘liiim I wanta to lni\ one Hlth of the In lence. gEft ? The .lohn F'oAlei IhilleA ppiue dmiiA reaeMMlion foi uar In ion The nine defendants were charged with wounding three Ne­ tfrlr-e ■* inritioM wiDi the power prujei t groes and assaulting two others. Mo.'M’m Hn\A th" alleinalDe. Imving " Hinl.a fmm Mi IhillcA nnd a 1 The Judge told them; ' open all dav raonday, thursday and friday flll 9 N 1 (rt Vaae in the Pre.Aidpnt a Aprt*i h ! ptiviite land, would i attacked five peaceful and law- washer. abiding citizens without any shad­ contact 4 of China In par tit ular 'rUia unuM miilahlr Dian 'ur Ureir foreiathei's 72.1 Main Street 'M m kuw vit... ow of an excuse. None of them had you may use your charge plan plate »ot be much fui rnmimimat <*lunn ' bail sslirn Dip ulillr man Oist hr done you any harm. None of them Phone Ml 9-4501 ' • (ieneral Electric Built-In all Ovens. to gel, hut It nvmiTd'he quite a I'lt giin lalUlng o\n thr'lndlan.s )>ri>p ~1 am vary iHibpy •- Imiv* CMS, •( B it ■ w iwd«t4al |Miky w»d • had offered you the slightest prov­ tp ua lo give, (’onaidri in*; om ip Pits TliPii dptr.ii.sp la la’.\.anils Hfatavor, tlMiali t — B a si* I k«v« B. IvaryBoBy tiiawW B«va Bi •n d • (ieneral Electric Built-In I'ushbulton Range tops. C^nt bluster over the ai pup atul filed aiiMiMling to Mo.mp.s ' hi for mytalf I am vary fref«#uf for •vorytltlnf B »>«wdi !•*.’' .considering the trouidr wr-wiHild! PVPi'S i’oni n\»Mr atatt'-rtnil Knl , (T. H.—Wttirittry) hiave perauading (liiaiu: Kai ahoh rral ••ourl -ManrbordMp in CMS i> a n»M( a . for u I aia cowtaraad. IkirinB ui their iiruiMgp of lassanll.a i.x drdly nataatBia*.’’ (W. H. S.— Katt Harm) NORMAN’S vw have no huslnesa brin^;, Dior e ^ having .a»«me inlrre.Mtlng side ef- ’’fvoryBMng about my < •Boa w*tb CMS ba. bf** mPol ferta. At«••tiling to .M«»aea. tme anil HOUflHOW DOUJUt... 445 HARTFORD ROAD ouraelvM, may he to state a Irulii. ranT toy ■n^'lblng nito |(< about tbb.flno arfpattpttsa.* Rest amnd! enjoy ptMe ef mind lUit It doee not state a aolpDon tpaiiltpii- tn a ileci.xion that wonlfl. (C. L. a . - f dl^not accept one • mfrron* e au^ he aahl. plate In donht thmiaamia OPEN DAILY ^aled.by that statement, and just • if Dtlea aixl give hall,of SsraiUae AMtrr nmmia.li §hm M im r y w 4P#inI oM •l^i§rkl§y puMinAod oafk wiA • bedside phene • oul of the ar ea, ‘leaving It fui | iiinong othei cHIpm, Tack to the 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ^ -«n nit-«y.mnatm„. GENERAL ELECJRIC S C?hlneae'’CbirniiuhrataTfi .sfa'ugli Iridinna 'ftiat deciahm. naturafly. x' . . . " t S u if'* dlldt'^tinie; luardwoHdnf housdMdd servanW tor enough (Jhlneae NalinnaliHia to ’ hii.H )«ep!i appealeil to the .Supreme' SAT» 9- toJ. P.M. . pK>duce d.he |un endei 'of the reat < ‘oui ( An exteiuion phone at your bedside pun exua protection within tnn's retch . . , Hftinf the latoidiy, the hoisiieclniutif, the eewing, the oookinf. Straight-Line Design \®e are therd, and wr cannot get To a man 4ike Moae.x. wliose aim And wdwn the dioxM ate done, thip tirek« doUer gives you more privacy and comfort, too. Only $t a month. A phone flOt until we have rititaineil ns- in hfr la to get thlng.x done and hae n m g y to entertain you^ too—wHh TV, radio, or hiffi. VISIT OUR ^ ran ce that the lenuoMilci' of the \s bo.ae. I'onfidencf m hla Judgment REFRIGERATOR. with a ’‘ l i g h t -u p " dial that also Ktves as a night light is $13} • Ohineat civil war la going tn he • la unlimiDui. Die^ Indiana' siicie.xa X hM**9 «n old Mying, “The proof of the puddinf is in th« M tinf”. The ddiar you ^ead on dmitridty M your ' ^ GENERAL EUCTRIC peaceful, and no* a mllltarv affair. la enough to make liini qixiation And BO it is with CM S. It’s only naUiral that your doctor and tha folka t month. Ctll the telephone business oftce now for full' Uggeat b arfau to houeehold eervM KITCHEN PLANNING \Ve must somewhovy keep Commu- demonacy itaelf In a alatemeht at CM S faal good when commenta like theae are received. THey point DEPARTMENT " FREEZER rilst China from .taking by forix- explaining ilie reaaona for the de­ out the great valm of CM S to all Connecticut ruMente. Are yen a deiails. Ask about colprs to harmonise with your bedroom Free MUmsteo. OM kitchen \0iat It coultl take by force. And lay in the powei project he wlnda ahsttee—Eaoleet Tenna: For luQt-ln Instoltotton m em ber? euscmipmr ooes 80 MucH^nYffr COSTS 80 umef y if must And some means for ito- up by deidaring. “How our demo- color Kheme.— The'Soui^rn'New England Telephone Comptny. 1 ^ this other than oq'r own pei- i lalli ayatem can aurvlve such THa HAit.TPORD et-eCTRie l i g h t c o m p a n y patqiU maintenance, of a trlggcr-' AyoHoblo in G E. Mix or MotehCelon. alultifying domeatlc weakrieaa. in­ CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SERVICE, INC. f J . Am exteetiee pkeee e ^ e t w wmmAmHmt. $IH fee mmf ewrfewr PhMiG Ml 3-1824 rSsdy stand In the area. .*;*ekinK competence and ineptitude in the tBU, -wa must realize thal we are ruthless. wTirid-wlde rompetUlofi •Aliif-Communist China to five sMth other syitema of fovemment ' ' ' >'■--■ V / .4 . i 1 S’- V : '.i.i ■r- - r

MANOliESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,.M(5^AY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1968 PAGE n in e . PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1968 Study Committee is Nelson Bnont Now'MoByWMr RockvUle-V ernon Center to Open of the doi^ont,dorsm ont, N.H., Dal,lly Steel Workers Planes Airdrop Reorganization to Add Keiidi Leads City Managers Seen Staying Bogle. FALSE TEETH Gryk Cites Store Hours, In East Hartford Elected to serve with Bryant on that committee were H. H. Matti- . With Morv Comfort Cattle Judging From Non^Political Concepts son Of the Rutland, Y t., Herald; Told to Erase Judge Impones Heavy Fines Supplies for The Baby A htw regional shopping center 'FABTXKTB. a plessrat alkaline Edward T. Fairchild of the Athol, (n6n-aeid) powder, holds fslsw teeth Tasks for 2 Town Aides is scheduled to open on Silver Mass., News, and Stanley M cIn­ Bsorc Arimy. To eat and talk ia mort Rules for Candy Firm S to m —The non-portUon cityObOnks, utilities, corpqpatlons, pro- craifort. Ju« aprtnkla a Uttla TA8- Dual Unionism On Youth in Accident Case Little Quemoy Team to Win manager Is becoming more ot a fesaionol and buaineaa groups, and Ln., East Hartford, Jtoward the tyre of the Holyoke, Moss., Tran­ TinSTH on yo»af pUtaa. No fununv, script. sooey. paaty taste or feellnt. Checks Tha town daportihent heads ap­ ^town would have to advortisa and poUUcion every day. according to unions. end o f October. The Ineblllty of Mancheeter mer-« store. Green Manor had claimed Gov. Edmund S. Muskie'%f Maine "plate odor" (denture breath) Get (Continued from Page One). An. Ifl-year-old Varnon youth (Continued from P «(# One) hold competitive examinations to Been Named sixteen - year - old William F. a Univeraity of Crohectlcut gov­ . However, he does not believe In making the - announcement, rUTEXTH at any dru( counter. ehanU to adopt a uniform ilore the store should be open according pear headed for added duties under Ketah Jr. of. 807 Ourdner St., took canceled hia scheduled' luncheon waa sent to Tolland County Jail fill whichever of the two |}bi ernment professor. these riska of concentrated politi­ Hervey L. Solar, general ntonoger houn achedule waa mentioned to­ to the ichedule adopted by m er­ General Manager Richard Martin's top Individual honon in leading appearance because of illness. De­ chants In the Parkade and Main posed McDonald In the last elec Police Arrests flying In p u t the Red 3-mile Uiplt Sheekey doea not filL Writing in the latest ediUon of cal leadership are pe .ul'ar to the of J. M. Fields, .Boston. Mosa, day in a Town Court civil ault de- today unable to pay a total of g225 the Connecticut team to ftn t place velopment Commissioner Fred A. Street Areaa. But Judge Gryk w u not disclosed. U.S. 7th Fleet reorganization plan. Martin said he la also preparing L.S Public Administration Review, council-manager form of govern­ said several other retail stores are clalon acalnat the Green Manor | tlon. tn fines levied in Rockville City in the annual N ew England 4-H Clough Jr. represented the gover­ said that teatlniony presented at ships guarding Ngtlonolist see Superintendent of Parke Horace specifications fo r the osaiatonU ... ' . ' ' Aeao. Prof. Kart A. Boswofth con­ ment. also planning to locate in the new Conatructlon Co. AUy. David After McDonald finished talk­ Court. nor. High Fidelity the hearing, on Aug. 22, showed Francta D. Rago, 41,, of HartforfJ, cpnvoys have remained outside iL Murphejf and cemetery euperln- ships, too, among other town jobs. Lonla Edward, to iiT f Mr. and Mn. ChorlM Tobin of Wont dairy cattle judging contest dur­ tends that the managers are con­ Curbed by. Role crater, Including a Stop and Shop Rhea of Hartford, counael for the Michael P. Baudin of Vernon The association was told yester­ “ great disagreement" among mer- ing. Rarlck told newsmen: waa arrested yesterday - and As the Nationalist planes flew tendent George W, BUiott etand He said that at the start of his re­ Wtlliiigton. He wot borh^ug. 31 at Rockvilla City Hoapltol. ing the opening day ot the 1058 tinually adding new. policy-making Although there are few clear- Supermarket. compUlning Mancheater nm-, iiald Trailer Court pleaded gpiilty to Eastern States Exposition at West day that public aervice reporting Records chanta concerning store hours. ■'We’ll have a" lot to say lijter.” charged with assault and battery. the new run, a convoy pf National­ good choncea ot, being appointed organization, it m ight be possibla Hia maternal grandmother ir^Mre. Cora Ryan ot ToUond, and functions as they perform their ad­ cut curbs on the city manager’a The 66,000 square foot branch' of he would not appeal the verdict charges of reckless driving and Spriniffield,' Kaaa., ..Saturday, is on the increase in the nation’s For the past several months, the Rarlck Is chairman of'the Dues Police said Mlss Frances Jackow- ist vessels was assembling in the oseistants of a hcw superintendent that men taking over the jobs hia paternal grondporenta ore and Mn. Jooeph ToMn of ministrative duties. power of the city manager Profes­ Fields is loested approximately handed down by .Judge Wealey C. operating a motor vehicle while ))is Keish, the sdn.of Mr. and M n . newspapers. retail division of the Manchester Protest Committee which waa or­ skl, 32 of Hartford, and Rago, left Pescadores for another trip into of maintenance, heed of a proposed might not fully meet the. specifi­ Rockville. H e hae two brothere oalLJour alatero. "Managers in the council-man­ sor Bosworth sees the "commun­ three miles from the Manchester Lowest Prices t^ryk- in favor of the Caaanova license was under suspension. He "This means that more and more Cliambcr of Commerce had been ganized after the 1956 U8W con­ a bar In Bolton together with Miss the Red artillery curtain around Divlaion Of Maintenance. cations for them. • • • • • ager form of city government ity-leader" manager restrained, at town line. Cai’odolate Co. of Milford, was fined $75 on the first charge papers are doing more snd more to l a r g e s e l e c t io n trying to adopt a uniform store vention, at McDonald's urging, In- Jackowakl driving. the Nationalist offthore Islands, That Division would consoUdaU This would be one o f many de­ Thomoa John, aon o f Mr. and M n . Frohk Ferreri of Elling­ admit that they perform a broader least, by "his sense of appropriate The' walls and roof o f the build­ In finding ir favor of the candy and $150 on the second one. improve the quaHty of education hours schedule but just las, week cresaed membership dues from $3 As they drove down E. Middle, The Pescadores ore about midway all maintenance work now done tails to be straightened out aff*^ ton. He waa born S ep t $ at Rockville City-noopltol. Hia active role In policy leadership In behavior for his role os a servant ing housing the new store have ooncern. Judge Gryk ruled agalnal Baiidin was arrested at 12t30 in the public schools, to counter­ admitted failure by announcing to t5 a month. Tpke., Miss Jackowskl said Rago between Formosa and Quemoy. separately by the highway, ceme­ the plan gets underway, Mu-tin ' maternal grandmother U Mra. Dorothea Duntofi- pf Gorham, their cities than was earlier the of the public.” been completed and a 4-acre, 2,000- PoH'ert'on's Orem Mano>-a bid for immediate a.m. Sept. 3 after hia car flipped act urban decay, to help In orderly that the individual store owners McDonald said he expected to began hitting her and pulling her The Bupply problem for, the out­ tery, park, and recreaUon depart- said. -I , Maine, and hia paternal grandmother U Mra. C arlo'FerreH of fashion,” he points out. A more, tangible check on any ISO Center 8L, Cor. ol Church poasesaion of the Parkade prem- over at Beelzebub, Ellington and ear parking lot has been paved. development in the euburbs, end to would have to publish their own meet strong opposition from the hair. She saw the station lights and posts, however, was still obviously menta. Head of the division—a su­ Must Reollooate Funds Meriden. H e lute a brother, Chriatopher, 14 rhontha. In his article. Professor Bos- potential abuse of power is the laea which hoiiac the Caaanova ran Into Police Headquarters Foster Rds, In South Windsor. V’ortl- Identifies three types ot clean out Inefficiency and corrup­ hours. steel Industry next year when he a big headache, despite the suc- perintendent of maintenance— has The plan will go into effect as • • ♦ • * fact that any city council, or mem­ store. Si,000 in darnagea, and a screaming she was being assault­ Baudin had led police on a chase managers, each playing the role of tion In poUtica and. government. In denying Green Manor a judg­ sits down st the bargaining table cesstis of the p u t two days. U.S. hot yet been appointed by Martin, soon as the Board o f Directors Taral Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Hlckton of ber thereof, might sr>on be replac­ permanent injunction . enjoining ed police said. from Vernon Into South Windsor politician t- some extent. Of the said J. M ontgomery Curtis, presi­ ment for possession of the lo negotiate new eontracls. He Rear.. Xdm. Paul B. Blackburn, but town engineer James Sheekey makes a reallocation of funds In Rockville. She waa born Sept. 4 at Rockville City Hoopital,' ed. AP Editors Pick Caaanova fro..i continuing, two Rago was arrested by Patrol­ just before the crash. He Waa three profiles, the "community- dent of the American Press' insti­ Use premises, Judge Gryk said, “ There said: told newsmen the supply sit­ seems to be a main contender for line with Martin’s consolidating of Her maternal grandparenta an Mr. and Mn. CUSord Doucette, “ Any. 'Tuesday night could be the ape< ifir alleged violatlona. man Alan Smith, His court date Is clocked at speeds up lo 80 m.p.h. leader" manager strays the tute. Is no expressed sUpuIntlon In the ' All of these things which you uation "could bp better — a hel­ the job. departmental functions. 108 Bigh SL. and her paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mra. last, partlculirly the meeting Jil Your Green Manor, which lenacB one lease that It should terminate upon set for Sept, 22, (luring the chase, according to furthest from the theorists’ con­ Clarkson Barnes The aas(K:iation is holding its call upon me to get for you, 1 luva a lot better." The Division head would have He said he expects the funds to Horry Hlckton of Rockville. Her maternal great-grondparenta lowing election of a new council.’ of ita Parkade shopa to Caaanova, a breach of the ( ondlUons” Bcrnlc Cantor, 39, of Rockville, .State. Policeman Joseph Koss of cept of viie non-pollUcal official. 11th annual meeting. The ses­ Charge Plan want for you. 1 do not promiac a "I don’t guarantee anything ex­ three assistants in charge of (1) be transfejrred, and his plan to, ^ are Mr. and Mra. Henry Doucette of Long lalknd, N. Y.. and He concludes that maintenance had charged the candy atorea vi­ There Is a sect Inn that pro­ waa Hireated Friday nnd charged SUffoid Springs barracks. Koss Fills Power Vacuum Rockland, Maine, Sept. 15 ((P)— sions end Tuesday. package mating a zillion dollara. work assignments and planning start operating, within a month.^"''^ Mr. and Mra. George Rettinger Sr„ alao o f Long Island, N. Y . . of popular government depends on For olated the lease by falling to be vides If the defendant defiiulta In with pas.slng In a no passing zone. alio said that Baudin shut his cept that we are going to try the Professor Bosv/orth does not ac­ Clarkson Barnes of the Bristol. I would, be itiijild If 1 v ere to f2) grounds and building mainte­ Towjt directors have latd they She hoa a brother, ROndy, 3>i. the willingness cif these managers open during 'iLaunl" bvialness fulfilling covenants, the lease ma.v His court dale la .Sept, 27. lights off dur ing the chase to avoid best we can.” he edded. cuse the manager of usurping pow- Conn,, Pre.ss today waa elected Turks Buy More'' Deliveries promise that from this platform. nance and 3 highways. -Would favor any administrative • « * • « to sensi and apply the wi.shes of hours, and by selling Caaanova- be terminated by Green Manor's Charlea A, Heck, 17. of Bolton, capture. Red, ahellflre in the p u t few . Rather, he sees these trained prc.sident of the New England Aa- But my heart is with you snd 1 days has dropped off. After re: Two Qualify change Martin might want to Ohrlafiiie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krupa of Rock­ their communities as much as on Just telephone your order for brand candles within a 3-mlle ra­ serving s written 3-flsy nottre of waa arrested Friday and charged in court Uiis morning. Pros. admlnlst*-ators filling a power vac­ aocialed Press News Executives Ankara — Ithough imports shall strive to Iht be.il of my malning quiet all night. Com­ Murphey and Elliott wouI»t quali­ make his job easier. ville. she was born -Sept. 6 at Rockville City Hospital. Her the effectiveness of the way rep­ Association. drag needs and cosmetics— giv­ dius of the W. Middle Tpke. shop. .rancelliition with the lesste expir­ wllh speeding. His court dpte Is H airy H. Lugg said Koss quoted uum, a void frequently unfilled hy fror.) most of Turkey’s trading ability with .he little bit of com­ munist shore batteries opened up fy for these positions, Martin said The budget reallocations he will maternal grandmother la Mrs. Betty Gllelmo of Rockville and resentatives are elected to the Barnes succeeds Paul R. Phini- ing your Charge Plan num­ SpeclO.cally, Giecn Manm. ing after the 3-day period, "Th* Saturday. ^ Baudin as saying he "hoped the thv; part-time rouncll members and council. partners declined during 1067 im­ mon senac that God has given me offirei- would hit a iree during the at 8:30 a.m. today and in'the next today, because the 'work of their ask the directors to make will not her paternal grandmother ia Mn. 'victoria Krupa of Rockville. iiier of the Dally KennebecJour­ ber. . . . ehargeri that the biMlnesa hours notice given by the plaintiff Is not I-Idward J. Hazlelt of 32fi Spni * .••••• part-time mayor. "Politically complex commun­ ports from the United States lo work for you to some day a.se and be killed." six hours dropped 103 shells on departments Is primarily of a Increase the town budget. nal of Augusta. aegnient of the lease waa violated sufficient to comply with the sec­ SI., waa arrested Friday and "City managers. . .must seek to ities test the capacity of a rational reached a record high o f $122,- bring these ends.'' udln was only slightly injured the Quemoy complex. maintenance nature and would be James Parker II, eon o f the Rev. and Mrs. James Parker Ralph W, Newell of the Keene, Get on or about May 7 and has con­ tion bec ause the notice attempted charged with passing a step sign In other discussion o f his plan, be among the best politicians in 000,000, an increase o f $36,000,- .Some of the i.eniands being in lh>^.mcl(lent whlrn ended the Newsmen were barred from vis­ incorpocaied under his proposed Keller, formerly of Coventry and now of the Bronx, N. T. He administrator to represent them. , . N.H., Sentinel was elected vice Immediate tinued to be violated, and that on termination on the same day It Joseph F. Mlaliiinas. 33, of 59 Martin said today that it won't town, for t’’ eii"woi-k deals with the 000. The United States became n.sde by local unions fo r Inclu­ chase, Iha car was heavily dam­ iting the Pescadores, Matsu and Division of Maintenance. was born Sept. 7. His maternal grandmother la M n. Chriatopher snd city systems may also- threat­ president, succeeding Barnes. or about Feb. 12 It was vlolateil Overlook Dr . was arrested Satur- necessitate hiring extra clerical satisfaction of tha wants of people Turkey's No. 1 Import source, Delivery waa given Jiine 3." sion in next .year's contract nc- aged. supply' short Quemoy. Preaumably, another official in Glenney of Coventry and hla paternal grandparents are Capt. en popular government.” Seveilon Brown of the Provi­ When the Milford firi.i dlatrlliuled In nillng against monetary day and eharged wllh driving or maintenance personnel, at least who have Uie privilege of discuss­ reolacing West Germany, which gollntiona ' ere Haled by McDon- Asks C(mrt'a Help liiis hint that some sort of tr>a- the Division would be chosen as and Mrs. W alter 8. Keller of Coventry. dence Journal-Bulletin was named Its candy at-thc Corner Soda Shop, damages and the permanent In- without a llrenae. Court Is Sept. for the present. That depends, the ing and voting about his -work," he ARGENTINA URBANIZED had been the top aupplier in 1966. .. aa a ahorter wi.rk week, more Peter Shields Sr., 49, Rockville, Jor operation might be URderu-ay the highway assistant and Murphey ***** William F. Keish Jr. chairman of the Freedom of In­ 735 Main St. Jiinetlon, the judge said that Green 20 and Elliott would be left with the manager said, on how the Division writes. Buenos Aires—Almost 60 per take home pay, linjirovcd penslona, Edgar S, Hralnard. 24, of 77 N. got practically what he askrd for came u e new sea convoy was Thomoa Paul! aon of Mr. nnd Mra. Henry R. WIerzbicki 76 formation Committee. Hours niffereiit Manor had failed to lay any foun­ other two Jobe, develops tn the future, along with William F. Keish Sr. and a junior The UofC professor observes that cent of all Argentines live In cities increased pe-.nnrn pay and an School SI. was arrested veste'd,i.7 in City Court this morning. forming at the Pec&adores Island North St. He waa bom Aug. 28 at St. Francis Hospital. His Don Wilder of the Quincy, Mas.*.. NEW HOMES BUILT The Caaanova store at the Park­ However, Martin said t(xlay he other municipal departments in a at Manchester High School, scored one way the manager shows him­ of 20,000 or more and about 40 Washington — During the 1947- dation which woiild permit him to Impioverl aupplemental iinem- and charged with driving Wnile in­ Shields walked Into ihe Rock­ Supply Base 30 miles from For­ paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mn. Ignace WIerzbicki, 74 Patrolt Ledger waa elected con­ ade opens at h:30 a m, dally and doesn’t know how his plan will af­ growing town. 502 of the state team’e 1,409 points self a politician is by seeking out (IMdonii make a reasonable estimate of ville Police Station early Sunday mosa and Jd miles from Quemoy. North St., and his maternal grandparenta are Mr. and M n. M il­ per cent live In cities of 10,000 or test committee chairman and The­ 57 decade 11,000,000 homes were remains open two nights a week, ploynienl beriefil program. toxicated F’ree under a *200 He also said he hasn't yet aolved the real leaders in his community PRESCRIPTION PHAR.5IACY damages, or find irreparable In­ morning and asked to ^ locked The supply ship that got through fect any one person. He said the ton C, Bowman of Hartford. He has a brother, Henry Ray­ (out of a possible 1,800) and placed more compared with 41 per cent odore Vail of the Winsted. Conn., built in the United States. Today while other Parkade stores onen at McDonald aald he expecli the bond he la arhediiled lo appear In the problem of space. Conceivably, and interesting them in his proj^ jury to warrant an Injunction, up. He told police he had been was an old World War II LST superintendent of maintenance mond Jr., 20 months. first in judging the Ayrshire and and 29 per cent, respectively, in Citizen waa chosen vice chairman. every other family owns Us own •01 MAIN ST.—MI 8-5321 10 a.m. and remain open three opposing group Hie duea protesi court Sept. 22. all town maintenance equipment eels for civic improvement. Judge Gryk disposed of the drinking, but wanted Tielp to pre­ ,b Lhp Amnll bnlnnrp from Ia i L A D M ITTE D Y E 8 T E R D A Y : A Meriden man and hla passen­ resentative of the community at opposition can'l block Us hnn on all probability," Sheekey said, making collections^ sociate professor of comparative flACAl ypAv. Ihrrr 1a onouRh money Roland Meloche, Bolton; Miss Gay ger were slightly Injured In a 1-car large," he warn.*. new public school segregation. Rsyiaine "The manager will call In em­ Billing ai 4 collecting money education at Columbia Teacherz' In the IrraAurv without hAvIng to accident hero last night. (NOTE: E. Bartlett Barnes Jr.< that the BriUsh Embassy had "A risk la that aa the manager I The nine Just i f a, by tlieir in Ijalhfop, 255 Henry St.; Mrs. ployes who may be affected by his due the town, from activities ot College and a former Polish Army j borrow ngnluMl tnxcA. Emily Schcefer, 20 p'lowcr St.; According to Rockville police, william E. Jarvis of Bristol Is the nephew of Mrs. been attacked and that several becomes an upper-income citizen | flinching alan'i. said In effect to plan for suggestions and amplifi­ the Engineqrlhg and Maintenance officey, made that statement Sat­ niu)r*)> Added that In Aonip yearA Edmund .f. Skin.slil, 21, was travel­ .Martin Alvord of 8 Oakland St. royal personages had been liqui­ he will have preferences like an I the Elsenhow er admlnlsl i nl mn Hitfhvillt'-\ i-nion Mrs. Esther Goldberg, Gla.slon- William Emil Jarvl.s, .50, of 19 cation." Division would become the respon­ urday at the final convention Ihe diAlih'l huA hnd tn borrow up ing east on Davis Ave. at approxi­ He was In Baghdad when the re­ dated by the rebels. Six Marines iippor-lncome citizen, that he may j The next stej) entniclng our or­ hiiry; Kenneth Levesque. 69 Fl.i.icx N. School St., died Saturday at hia Martin la drawing up specifica­ sibility Of the collector ot reven­ meeting of the Connecticut Asso­ to .$20,000, the limit net annually. St.; Mrs. Barbara Woodliiinll, mately 10:26 p.m. when his car volt broke out In Iraq.) attached to the legation were sta­ learn to think like those with der l i up to you. home after a long lllne.xs. He wa.i tions for both jobs. He said the ue. ciation of Boards of EMucation. |{r|Muin‘H Wail In nnntHjiu’inK It will not be nee- Slaffordvlllc; Mrs. Ida Vollratli, went out ot control and struck a born in Manchester, a eon of An­ tioned on the roof and stood ready Bereday. who visited 100 Rus- whom he lunches, or to think that I F.nforccmenL o. I he lack ot il "The unrest in the Middle East with machine guns and grenades —waa a ccnt'al Ihemc in the eA.AAiy to boiTow any amount thtA Fllllnglon; Charles Berghcimcr, utility pole. gelina Danu.st Jarvl.s of Bolton, sian schools last spring, aald the i no good idea could come from r'or HohI<‘h Visit VeHi. 'Thorp rniumended Tax C'ol- Danielson; Mrs. Alice llarniig- Sklnskl, along wllh Maryann and the late Delphis Jarvis. yesterday morning at Hartford dent of the Capitol Equipment Co. can be largely laid to the continu­ and Embassy staff members were latest English-language slatisLI. source that has not seemed lo sp- Oi iirl'a hearings oti the Uiitle Um li Ho.spital after a long illness. He on Main St., w ere held Saturday at at the windows with tear gas guns Bchno! Board's rcf|ucal for a 7'c- lector Wnller Leclerc who haa lon, 40 Hudson St.; Mrs. Bridget Sterling, 21. ot 21 Davis Ave., He leaves his wife, Josephine ing clash of ancient culture ahd on Soviet education are three vmrs prectale him." Rockville, were taken to the emer­ was born in Fiibine, Province ot the Watklns-Weat Funerkl Home should drastic protective meas­ Professor Bosworth Is also con- I year delay In Inlig eling ii.il ^'ni'inrt (?lir.8ler Irn mnnHj»f' Hpprnr in l(» tlon before Ocl I when dlAtrtrt Renton, 24 Madison St.; Richard He said more recent statistics and lived in Glastonbur.y 3X years the United Met)iodist Church In against Western modernism.” Barnes discounted his own role effective policies ma.v, increasing­ Rlchiifd C. Hiillcr, .'-.llorncv for villr rnrtv Him aftnni'on tu inrrl In.xe.A are iliie Vnlenle, 27 O iarter ltd., Hock- Hospital where they were both vis nf Thonip-sonville; two broth­ published in Russian show that treated for lacerations of the face ers, Oliver Jarvis and Am ie Jarvis, where he owned and operated the Bolton officiating. Frederic E. That was the way E. Bartlett in the momentous events. He ex­ ly be determined through proce.sses the board, criUcItieil the Komi- willi nruHiiirn luul HllfiNl two lr*n« Al the annual meeting In June, vllle; Mrs. Mary Palozle, 0 River only one out of three Russian stu­ both of Manchester: a sister. Mrs. D. lyongo Transportation Co. since Werner was organist. plained that the situation event­ hower aditilnlslration foi not MnwIf'M. r>('mnirfillr candldnlf Thorp aald that the dlAtrlrt would St., Rockville; Mrs. Edith .Skinner, nnd then released. Barnes, Jr. o f Bristol summed up dents graduate from high schools, of negotiation between the city A lire Magniison of Bolton, and 1921. He was a member of the and other governments, and with proseciitliig mob Icadna III laUIr fur from 11m Kccnnrl Con- be nearer the break-even point thia Skinner Rd , Rockville; llohert There was no arrest. The arci- Burial was In East Cemetery. his views of the Middle East area ually cleared and that he was and only one in 10 gets to college. ^iTH.sional wim Inlc for year than ever before. Although Smith Jr., 131 Hartford Rd : ,\lra. donl was investigated by Police­ four grandchildren. Fublnese Society flt Manche.ster. Bearers were Lauren Burnett, later evacuated to Rome, Rock. He also crlllelzed I In- nlv as gained from observations dur­ hm nnr'.» iinS|ieclal .HecMim Available and Peter C.- Longo, both of Glas­ John Baldyga. ture generally, young Barnes em­ Copies of The Manchester Eve­ St., with a solemn requiem Mass tonbury; a brother of South Amer­ Young Barnes, a junior at Yale, since the Court's original liikiig iH ni hrdiili'il tn muhr this \vrr)( h.s woutft be needeil 104 S. Adams SI.; Richard Many floral tributes adorned the phasized that he was no foreign Filter-Fid Washer returned recently from over two hr hi'KiiiH HtrpjmiK ii|i hi-H tnin- Rreault, South Wind.sor. ning Herald's special section on at St. Bridget’s Church at 9 ica; a sister of FYiblne, Italy; and funeral home. Friday night Man­ that segregation by rare \m i. on months abroad. Most of the time relations expert- He said that the paiKii BIRTH SATURDAY: A daugh­ Vernon's Seaqiilcentcnnlal, publish­ o’clock. Burial will be In 8t. two grandchildren and two nieces chester Emblem CTu'b visited the YEAR-ROUND PIR CONDITIONING conalltullunal, had given no null- Bridgel’a Cemetery. he was m Baghdad as the guest Middle East unrest was due to the ration his .lualice Depiirl mcnl Imd A flrr tiilUiiiK with nrwsinm, ter lo ,Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gold, ed Raliirday, are available at The and.iine nephew. funeral home to pay their respects. clash of the old culture and tra­ HllIKM P. Hnwlrs \vn« In altrn>)• correct Mnrtl I>i . Tnhot t villr. nnd t Souvenir programs are available p.m. sador to Iraq, Waldemar Qallman. InslemI, he kept lulling for |ia. M) Mils (>6,000,000 to Mr nnd Mra. .John Wlllnniier, Funeral Home, Glastonbury, with countries in the past few decades. cussion of costs is always in order at tha w eih candilleni (er any clelhoi load. tlv h'lmr of Mifl. .Mjiniurl IVnrI at flandaH's Stationery Store. All New York— About 150,000 bar­ He described his experiences as Hence, altliougli lii (lio.Me four years C ovrnliy; a non to Mr. and Mrs. a requiem high Mass in St. Au­ It is a case of "East is W est and Quish Funeral Home. but about 2,50 of the 4,000 printed Mrs. Msr.v H. Gleason rels of petroleum fuel are con­ an unwarned observer of the in­ hardly any liilegrulloii liiid or- Ilox Mfiunliiln I>r , In Vernon. Sn far. (hi lidn.Oliil In " hucHoii Itnl|ili Sheildan, 29 Vernon ('niter gustine’s Church, South Glaston­ West ia West and never a twain Year ’Round Air Conditioning for your Five AuiowaUc Cycles l,Mtn on lonl,'.;lil hr will be >{ur.xl Heighl.a. \'ernon, copies have been sold. The Am eri­ Mrs. Mary Hoaly Gleason, 30 sumed each year by a long-range credible happenings of the revolt- ciirred In the .Suulli It wuh na if hncks, " has hern passed nut by bury at 9 o’clock. Burial will be ■hall meet." he said quoting Kip­ comfort. at a -su|i|>ri at h at th«' homo can la-gion la dl.acontlmilng Its Griswold St., died this morning at jet airliner. That Is the equiva­ shattered morning of July 14 in he had act liliiiHelf»llie iiollcy of the local t'luiiiihcr of Gonuiierce BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter in St. Augustine Cemetery. of ,hulKe n I.miKhlin on I'^nvld Avr door-lo-door campaign. her home. She was the widow lent In volume of the gasoline sold Baghdad, ■ stormy capital of Iraq. ling. not Irritating aoutliweslerneis j to Its retail members ami. from 111 Mr, nnd Mra. Stuart Kiipfer- Friends may call at the funeral Discuaslng the , controveralal k) Give nnd will ndeinl a UlrU meelinK A limited number of bound of Martin Gleason. She was born by about 30 gasoline service sta­ Wakened by Shota Hut while he liilkeil |ia(leiii'e all Indications, U s onlv the he- schmld, n F'ern St., Rockville: a home today 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. tions. Nasser, Barnes said that he found al Maple (Jtovr at H fi'tloiU 'Phis coplea will be available soon at $5 In Springfield, Masi^.'^the daughter By ncftly pointing up his own William P. Qnlah and iindeintaiiiluig, Uic aoullieni ■gliimiiK. daughter to Mr. find Mrs. Ray­ The Rosary will be recited at the that the Egyptian dictator was Fui\eral inerting uill hr nUendfil hy llir each. of the late Thomas Healy and iinawareness of the Imminent re­ elalcs were bitterly erecting iiuia- 1 .loliii Wicl. cxcrullve dlrectnr mond Stlnchfleld, 2 Village St. funeral home today at 4:30 p.m. greatly admired by the ordinary Raymond T. Quish Care I innorra t ir Tnwn ( ’oinmit lecA i of the chamhrr, said store owners DISCHARGED SATURDAY: I T A M(>eting React Mary Reardon HCaly. Before her volt. Barnes said he recalled being slve bHi'ilcra of dcfinme to the retirement, s)»e waa a domestic people of Iraq, because of his doc- fioni :iMh ht^trhl Iowiih aic lakliig Ihe 'money" oir In Mrs. Verna Findlay, 13 Ridgewood The meeting of the Nolllien.'rt Erik Yorgensen suakened at 5 a.m. by the noise Home NORMAL NORMAL WARM SLOW court Willi new laws ut llicli own rine of Arab nationalism. "H ow ­ normal Ihiuli'H will hr Itai li 'I’hursday for Frank p. Cheney Jr. “ALL DELAYS ARE from passing tanks and armored Ml 3-5940 for blocking iiitegi lilloii. hiishel liKskcls In pieimraUnu lor St.; Cynthia Parkington, Andover; PTA originally achcduletl for to­ Coventry—Erik Yorgensen, 86, ; ever." he continued, "he is not too fcr any . leoT WARM WARM Stow WAtM lo alirnd roffre hours at 'l .'Wl pm. She I^ves one daughter. Miss vehicles coming Into his room at There had to lie a showdown Hie ('haniher's auction tn he held Cnrllon Ooniiaii Jr., 24 Bancroft night has been postponed to Sept. of Mohlgan Ter., Coventry, died ' popular with the new Iraqi gov­ WARM WA9M COLD coto COi* al thf hiime ol Mi-^ I ’hinlrs 22 so as not to conflict wllh the Loretta ^Gleason, at home; one sis­ DANCiEROUS IN WAR” Ihe American Embassy. A half- sonietiiiic. Now il'a i oiiic lii A r­ 111 the mlilillc nf Main SI Oct. 17. Rd . Rockville; Cynthia Ferguson, at a convalescent home In Coven- I normal uqw SLOW norma nail. 1 U'eslview 'Prt , ter. Miss Alice Healy of Boston; hour later after resuming slumber ernment. NORMAL kansas and Vlrgiina I I tie Aurtmn lull ks" are neing Rt 30, Vernon; James Wilson, 125 Seaqulcenlcnnlal events. try Saturday. He was born in •(Author's Name Below) He elaborated on this by point­ Wadiable Fabric ami at 4:.'U> si (hr home of M ia . ami Several nephews and nieces. he was again awakened by machine 111 liolli States Die guvcriiorH, I handed out hv the retailers lo Branford SI.; Mra. Mnrylee Ivcv, A t that lime, reglsl|;ation of Denmark. Aug. 5, 1872, and lived I ing out that Iraq's economic wel­ 2 2 5 MAIN ST. Matlhrw Allrii, Maple S I, KIlinK* members will start at 7;30 p.m. and jcuneral services will be held at gun fire and a little later an Ah AuURutIc Cycle for ARy Wishabie acting nniler llieii new law,», luive their customers for use In bidding 83 Nike Circle, Mra. Adeline 'I'ed- ■ in Coventry for the past 10 years ' Wheji an invading germ fare is based on oil, which mutt be ton. teachers will be In the'- classrooms, the T. P. Holloran FJmeral Home, American official knocked at Ms TOUCH ONE KEY AND TURN closed scliools ohIcumI iiitegniled jut Hic aucllmi Sliiie the hiirks ford, fi,'-, Walnut St ; Randall Scars, moving from Wethersfield where | C ycle 1 —lor whit* and rolorfut cotlona, 175 Center St.. Wednesday at 8:30 or virii.s attack.s your body door and asked to be directed to sold to the West. "This gives them hy fcilerni Judges. jure In deiimiunallnns of $|ii() or Tiileottvllle; MLss lairrnlne Giig- where they may be eonsiilted by he lived for many years. He waa i the potential to be independent," THE 9ML .. . liiMiia—th* Uiina* vou w««h so o(t*n. parents. a.m,, followed by a solemn requiem a war begins. If your body Ambassador Oallman's room. Wliat the adliiinisU'atloii 111101111.1 JI.OtHi, II Is anlletpated hhidinp 11(1 11. South Wlnd.aor. Frederick employed at the Royal Typewriter he-, said, "and they p refer'n ot to C ycle g —DO«-colorf**t it*(n* such •• blu* will hr "fanlastu " for the arllcle.4 Ma.ss at St. James' Church at 9 ou get the correct wider to do Is not yet hiiowii. I>easig, Milo Hill Rd. Rockville; Rimh Hashuna Sera lcea Co. for 29 years as an inspector. sen.se.s that it is losing, it Still of the' belief, that the out­ have Nassef telling them what to i*an*, colored sorki, many children'* I pul up al the am tlon by Ihe mer­ o’clock. Burial will be In St. He was a member of Masonic temperature, wash and About Town Mrs .Janet l'*ole, Storrs; James The Congregalhm-of B'nal Israel a.sks fur help. You may be­ side tumult was part of a religious clothaa Heller Prepared chants. Wicl said will hold services lodpy at 6:30 James’ Cemtery. Lodge 88, for 30 years. do.” Otto, Rocky Jlill; Mr.s. Mai'inn holiday ‘ celebration, a common­ Barnes also explained that ever ■pin apeeda and time to Hot at least A lly . Gen, Wilhani Ml ,sin Heview, \\ MA'. w ill meel and 6:30 p.ni. Services Will be con-, Friends may call at the funeral come unusually tired, have Cycle • —Sturdy •ynIhaUm—man’* w»*h Moody, llaznrdville; Char lei He leaves a son, Harry P. Yor­ place event in the Middle East, he since World W ar I'G re a t Britain •bit your riothee load. No P. Ungers serins better prepared lomoirow al 8 p.iii. Ill Odd l‘'ellmvs ducted by Rabbi Aaron Twersky home today 7 to 9:30 p.m. and to­ gensen of Hartford, two daugh­ perai.stent pains or other n' w*or Milla, ahiria synUiatic-eolton blaixU- Rogers, 51 IVnrl SI ; Mrs. Teo- roie and was ready for a morning has been actively interested in to iiirel the days nliead than his Hall .Members are retpiesled lo and Cantor Max Epktein of Brook­ morrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30 p.m. ters, Mrs. Jens Tonneaen of Weth­ other washer does so i.hina livopvu phitla Jwanlckl, 03 W. Middle troublesome symptoms. of tennis when .Mrs. Gallman ad­ Iraq oil and since 1945 American Cycle 4—dallcsta linttri*. party drima. prrdei'eaaor In the Jnatlce Depnrl- hnng ai lil ies fo. the gift table St rpke ; Mrs. Cora Vice. Jaike St., lyn N Y , ersfield. Mrs. Webb White of Ral-'i much so- aiitomatirnlly. many baby'* cloth**. ineiil. former A lly. Gen. Herbert the Ortoher meeting Mrs Oglnre John C, Sherman Any delay can make the vised him that prudence dictated operations In this regard haye been Vernon; Vliicenl Fclleller, ICasl ^letliodlat Conferenre loh. Nev.; eight grandchildren an d ' that he not leave the Embassy Brow oell. White ami Mrs fiella Pai t liigtoii Talks on Tar East John C. Sherman', 89, of 89 Pin- battle hartL to win. Home on the Increase. He remarked that You don't have lo guesa C ycle • —for'"•pactals" auch a* woolan H silford: Ijiurle RoatwIcU, 21) Pat- The Group Quarterly Confer­ 14 great-grandchildren. grounds - because Iraq waa In a blankata. ailk*. .Siaee Uogiis Ini.s ni ranged loi will he,id Hie lefri'Hlimenl eoninill. ence. to be held at Ihe Rockville ley St., died Saturday qt Manches­ Funeral services will he held to­ remedies, that only treat the people of Iraq like Americans, about temperaturea and ley Circle, Rockville; Rlcluird Lu­ stste o f revolution. but also are inclined to gb along a minil'rr of extra II.S, marshals Ire Methodist Church tonight, will in- ter Memorial Hospital after a long morrow at 11 a.m. at the Rose Med«i WA-VS3R (t'ontlniied from I’age One) cas, 19 Burke Rd., Rockville; Mrs. i symptoms, may mask the with the Baghdad aaying that speeds, there’s no com­ bU Ti- April 16. 1869, he lived In Man- Friends may call at the fimerai I'li.lr will hold lt.s first iiireliiig of they did well.’* Injunct nni.s, In finie coiiiplinnco Irene Gernoii, Box 221, Rockville; sorvllle and Rockville. che.ster for 50 years. Before his home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock. illness to gain a strong hold* bassy after word was received the sea.snii. .W'ediiesdai' at itd.5 The (■Jiliieee-Anierlc.sn conver- with tlie co'ut Older. Marshals sHlmn.s had n d hern expected to Nelson Hudson, 4.V Wellman ltd ; The conference will begin with retirement several years ago. he The best way to win your pm at the home of Mrs. Remo ooold nrre.st ' inlstora. "ini'l uiiiil la er in Ihe week, and Mrs. Anna Bilodeau and daughter, a pot hick supper at 6:30 p.m. after had been employed as a mechanic Grasso. I HI Soiiinill .SI, The eo- war against sickijess is to '4'tiis liidn-atesk iiior,' fore.sighl Hiere was coiisiderabh belief s 4.5 Dailey tfirole, Roekvllle; Mra. which Inslriictions will be given at the L. T. Wood'Co. He was one Be sure to shop here thsri wius shown by Hmwiiell wlieii hn.sless Witt he Mrs. Thomas itiie- regarding commissions wllh all of the oldest members of the Man- 70 to your physician at the ilno., deshe lo ke«|i Hie. null ter off the Virginia Irwin and itaiighteT, Wil- Many O lk t fpMutes ko/ he headed the .lii.sliie Depii tiilcill »(;cmla pf the ttiiited Nations hiManClc; Mr.a Coiiatance Rogiihis memhers aad potential members of che.ster Grange. first sign of trouble. 'Let before buying — We last .Septcnih r al llu time the l.eiieraL- Assenitily o)ienuig to- and son, 10' Warren Ave., Vernnn; comiiiLsslons asked to be prc.sent. He- leaves two sons, Lqcius .Sher- 'lim diagnose the cause and .Mis .loseph W allell. piesidrni FRONT END oppoaitiiai of AiUaiisaa Gov Orval moiiow. speeded ihln-.s up Newcomers Invltesf nian, of Rockville and Ernest John E. Honeen • Big IB immH efetfcti eipwHy of Hie American Gegloii Anxillary, Mis Irene Regi)n and daiiglilcr, Di’escribe the proper treat­ will never be under­ Faiihii.s and iiinh vinleiicr slidi(eii- Appeals fur .lumhig the Gene­ Bolion; Mrs. Riibv Sweet and Ihe Manchester Newcomers Sherman of Mancheater, a daugh­ Funeral services for John , E. ly lilnekfd Integialnni of Cenhnl and her assnclale nfflcers will oc­ Chih, spunsored by the YW CA, will ter, Mra. Fred Lewie, of Manches­ ment. • Water Saver (er $aiaN leaBi cupy their slalioii.s for the first va talks were M)ade hy both the daughter, Cohinibta; Mrs. Mary Hansen of Springfield. Mass,, High. ■United Slates and Hie ITlpiug gov­ F'ournler, and daughter. Andover; hold Us opening meeting lom orlow ter. eight grandchildren and 16 formerly of Mancheetfcr, were held No Lint Fuzz on ClothM sold. The Kisenhowr-Brownell an­ lime this evening st H o'clock st great-grandchildren. • ShBi Rctwe System (egUeail) the Aiiirrlcaii Legion Home ernment ihortly after thfT fomimi- Mi l. Jails Tomm and daiiglUer, 1.56 I'h ' the Manchester Friday at the Watkina-West 'Fu­ ' for the iHim withouf a Lint i* caught in the filter —nol on your swer then was to sciul In ,troops YW C A. 79 N. Ma’in St, In the up­ Fiinernl services will be held nlsla began tiomliariilng tjuemoy Eldridge St.: Mrs, Shirley Bell and neral Home wltp the Rev, -C. YOUR PHYSICIAN /■ • 6.L WrmcB Warreety c lo tW Filler is easy to remove and dean BUY NOW —a move Elsenhower had pke- stairs dining room, All newcony-rs- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Holmes SI^EOIAL right off tile ninininnti on Ajig. 23. — no jamming or clogging. Moving filter llohert James Htann of Colches­ daughter, fil Nike Orcle. Henry Ander.son of Emanuel Luth­ vlonaly Imllci led he never Wanted to Manchester and surrounding Fiinernl Home, 400 Main St., with CAN PHONE gusher in his bock yard . also serve* as a handy detergent diapenaer. f o r e x t r a V A L U E S ! ter. who WHS inarrled Ahg. 23 lo, U.S. snurrra -liere niiilntaln the d i s c h a r g e d YESTERDAY: eran Church officiating. • Makkkig Mgb-Sfeed Dryer tc make -lo hacli up llie Coiiil. parleys are only a resiimiitlon »of Waller Dublel, ,37 Dailey, Circle, towns are Invited lo attend. burial in Fta.st Cerhetery. BitrlaLwas In East Cemetery. Mitchell 3-5321 M ) ALIGN ERONT END--REO. $7.50 n ia l was an cXTicmo step. It's Miss Mei'lc L. .loliiiatonc, 41) Gard­ Hospital Notes ■ If you heat your hoiuiff'with oil, you want a fuel ner ,st . Is a griidimto of the Hnl- Ihe Geneva talks I'lesidenl Bhseii- Rockvdie: Bernard Gagnon, South F-rlend.' rnay call . ■ the funeral Bearers were Charles E. Spooner WHEN YOU NEED one the adnitnlstrallini -nay have hower Ima liecn' luessliig for nego­ l]oveiitiy, Mra. Margaret I'letraa, Admitted Saturday: Erwin Neu­ home today 3 lo 5:50 and 7 to Jr., Roger Deuel, Raymond John­ (2) lALANCE FRONT WHEELS— REG. $4.00 supply that*fe.vateady an4 dependable, like your to use agani, hot iiroliahly not be­ vci sily of Connect lent amt Is a mann, High Manor Pk. A MEDICINE New 1959 General Electric Dryers As Low As $159.00 vctcfan id service with the I'.S. tiations aimed prlnuinly al work­ Tolland, Mrs. Elizabeth Bohiiie, 13 9:30 p.m. son, Rudolph Johnson. Iver Carl­ watw supply V. . always there when you need it. fore It h»H iHkeo Intel iiieclialc ing out a ceasefire. Ar.my during the Korean coiillh l. warie.n Ave., Varnon; Mrs. Helen Discharged Saturday: Helen No­ son and Evald Johnson. steps It (lid I try before. lan, 1S2 E. Main St.: Lena Schlott, (3) CHiicK FRONT WiffEL lEAMNGS l''|•|dRy's Herald eironeonstv slated » .‘^ecielai-y of Stale Dulles aald PiHa.s, 765 K. htiddle Tpke.; H flly M rs. John M. Allen feantly can keep your, burner supplied with fuel Only G-E traiiMd icrvie* men The sdfmmatralhm s plans for In W'aslilngloM last night that the Hales. 23 Tanner St.; Francis llap- 131 Prospect St.; Gloria Krupa Coventry—Mre. John M. Allen, Mrs; Della Fantom UmitMl Mppiy — don’t wolf. Virginia sre also still up In the air. that Mra. Slann was' the UCrmn Pick up your prescrip­ oil... qo you can forget the tank. We deliver au> graduate. Communists agreed to resume the Jiemiy. 221 School Si ; Miss Claud- and daughter. 27 River St.; Rose 7.3, of Penacook, N. H., died Sauir- Ftineral services for Mrs. Della tion if shopping near us, of (4) CHECK IRAKE SYSTEM tomatcidly, when your tank runs low (not dry). So usM McluBivNy at'MonchMfor talks In Hie Inteirats of peace and elle Ro.v. Wspplng; Ralph Howard, Jqiios, 7 Rail Ext. I dey afternoon In Concord, N . ' H. Make your poixhoao new. Fantom. 09 EIro St., were h ^ let us ‘ deliver promptly we-won’t run out, we have a 200,090 gallon storiage SoIm ond’Applianco: • The Wonicii's Home i.eagnb of "I hope peace will come out of 141'Depot Dr ; Paul Tlireotte, 04 , Admitted yesterday: Frieda She had been injured in an auto­ this morning at the W. P. Quish Iheni.'^, ______mobile accident. .She lived on Wall .llje .SfilvigUon. Ami*i wUl- baW -Us- il Ir J.i.' y, i^ijua... KAUvaU tw. wj-. Ci-ocketl. Broad Brook: Elale fitihareL.,-Hamft«...-f«iJo.wc(i a * without ex'tra charge. A •4 . eapscity.. . . ‘a r - iw"'eh'teHn»''ftti''--kBd(fi'T.'h* ^biSri" Xr^ni weelily meeting toiiioirinv al 2 TfuT tlie talks coiiid I'lin Into erne. South Wiimlsor; Mra, Jose­ A m , • ne'ft,3t ^tr.-~sfoT(r'BlS?)icT iiolemn requiem Ma.'ernnn and Talcoltvllle news Is Jamea’';Cemetcry, nally the trains slop when they on the .talks, he repealed ui.iic e Jeraey; and Roscoe Allen of Texas : new mcmliers arc asked lo bring Mrs. P ’.iyliis Flnnie amf son, 225 handled, through The Herald's a brother, Robert Beede of Haver­ Paul Chetelat played and oang DaCO-HEAT la Tour Aaenrance" je t the -fed signal. But this fellow Oommunlat Chief Mao Tze-lufig's SERVICE ON A U CONVENTIONAL MiRKES them lo Hus Hireling becauao the Charter Oak St.; Mra. Doris Dube Roekvllle Bureau, ) U'. Main St., hill, Mass.; and several grandchil­ for the aervice. lld n ’t stop. ' rliib'a safety cniiipaigii will be dls- alatcmei)t: *Tf botl) slde.a show and son, 629 B. Middle Tpke. . . “ When a Iniin doesn't slop, telephone TKemont S-$lflfl. dren. B.earera. were Ronald BrCwn. rnssed. good wt(l the , talks may arhleve DISCHAI^OED TODAY: Arthur and there are derails to throw the train FYmeral services will be held to­ John Brown, Chorlee Brown. A l­ aatlafactory reiults.” Gray, M U c Site; Walter Madden, MAPLE Sl UAR BIO BUSINESS morrow at 2 p.m. In Penacodk. lan Bik>wii. WiUlam B aU te. o ^ . Presqription pharmacy tff the track and keep It from go­ Mary C. Keeney Teiik, Daugh­ The Warsaw diplomatic corp.a ng Into the water,” J . ' i " * ' ***'•'-; P'rederick Jonea, Montpelier, Vt.—The ‘ United Burial will be In Rocheeter, N. 'Y. 'KenoeUi Morriibn. 901 Main Street ters of Union War Veterans, will ■aw tha talka aa tha atan of an 25 Proctor Rd.; Mrs, Uura Mqrrls Police and Coast Guard launch- States Consumes about 2,0^,000 MOMARTY «LCQ .14c meet tomorrow st g p.m., with effort to atabillEa the Far Eaatern and daughter, Ellington; Mrs. •Quotation by John Drydon' «, helleoptm and akin divert IDillona o f maple sugar a year, val­ DomloMc Longo LeoUe C.''Bidwett MANCHESTiR SHOPPING PARKADE Mrs. Mauds Bhghrer, lOi N. Main ■Ituatton by glvlhg both aldaa a MadsUne Fontl u d aon, l u W att (1931-1700) MI3-i13S RSI MAIN STtflT MANCHESTER. CONM w re niahed to the area. Small pri­ ued at about $10,090,000 whole* Dominick iM fo , tC of g li .lATtPly atuadod funeral sarv- 301-m CENTER STL ^ 8t. chance to eava fact. S t ', J, fe eole. CtoByMCkt ia$a (9W 1) \ Ovprlook Rd., Qlootonburjr, dlo4 teea for LooUe O. «u n ett, preol- P b a p u f R S ^ I

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MANCIRESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN» MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, ,1958 KANCRBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, SEPTEMBEll 18, 1988 PAGE TEN PAGE ELEVEN B y K U L IS O N OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB I f e r n o j t . LITTLE SPORT — j------Andover . " 'V n GOES TO SH0W1HM U ^ L L Sense and Nonsense State BoliticiOhs Talk TAKE ^ MRTHER WAtTSmtl FOR rT^ MUR KWeS,«MUFFy-N3^ I HAD A R ) U HOUSE ALLTtf Opens Hop Planned l o o k a t 'E M / O C u n c l e , AM'VOU DRSVI WREE C f i O K / -^ SAFETTS SAKE JAKE'6 LOCK HASTORNBO.^ The Champ ^ Silence had fallen betweefl them ... Speeders, Tolls, Funds THAT CLEANS M E ^ i C t f O i N ^ V” LAST NISHT1 60T ROPED' in the dusk Of the porch: Ujrough HOME A N ' d r e a m A80I My wife find* ways to plead for I^ H ^ r a y e r At Halloween AimI Lm W Tir« VfMr, the warm air of late summer came INTO A CHECKER GAME AN'^ SOMETHIN' PLEASANTi cash, 010NT68T ANV ALORB the sLrldent notes-Of the A|Uy> (Continued froin Page One) Drive m Pov O w f' l ik e bethuscalped / She lets no trick get past her; NOORISM/WBNT THAN A And though I know that money dlda and the 'voices, of the choir Thanksgiving A Halloween Hop will he held, by the Mothers CJub in the Town Zeller ssld Rlblcoff either wss /MOSQUITO S IT IN 'A V talks, at practice up at the church. . He—They are real' musical to* Hall from t to 12 p.m. Oct. 35. dellberstely wrong or just didn't WOODENIEG/D ■ I'm sure my wife talks faster, Over 250 people of Bli''fRiths JEST GOES TO SH O W ^ — F . G. K e m a n night, (thinking of the choir). ' Plane were outlined laet week by undersUnd the state's flnsncial She-^Yes, 'tls said they do lt‘ gethered on the ■ lawn of Verirtop^ Mre. James Massey, wayx' and FREE Inemenfary achool yesterday af­ setup. A L L E Y O O P ______BY V. T, HAMi.lN with their hind legs, (thinking o f ' mesjis. chairman, during thi buei- Front End.. Ira k i and Spotted by a summer-school ternoon to mark the opening, of 3. The state's attitude toward NOjAVOUNGlAtT/ student on the dekir of the office the crickets). neta jneetint. Shock Absorfaor Inspoe* IWWn’IN'n^HECK \BBCESr dost , Vernon's sesquicentennial with Mre.'Maeaay will be aaeiiUd by speeders: Cbhen Also brought this, TOLD ME AN' NC3W of the university, of N, C.- presl- thanksgiving. In Portuguese Bast Africa the the following commltteaa; Pro­ up on Sept. 2 in t critical exam­ Hon. . LEMME m L YOU dsnt: “This office closed for the Putnan-Ls M ayor John N. Demp- summer. For anything Important, authorities have a neat way Of col­ gram. Mra. W h eeler Heee, Hre. ination of Rlbicoffs highway safe­ SSrTO'oSE’aSSflSD l » i 8waF?)S5,l^«S ‘ executive assistant to Gov- Bernerd Von Hone, Mre. Oliver’ Work done by experts on all see the janitor." lecting taxes but we have grave, ty progrem, which suspends the cnnventtnnal ipabe* of ears. TOKBAG^nTpoor doubts that It would work In our<, griior Rlblcoff, delivered the main Lavellee and Mrs. (Jharlet KuHuc- gddre.ss, pointing up the inspira­ licenses of drivers convicted of First Girl—Where were you on social aysterp. ' ka; decoratione, Mre. Maseey, Mrt. speeding. OL'GRANDVfIZER? tion faith gave the early settlers your vacation? If a native doesn t pay, they put Steva tlrsin, Mrs. tlugene , Such a procedure, said Cohen, and the need for continuing faith, M O RI AR T Y Second Girl (listlessly)—No his v/ives into Jail until he com et' Schwanke, Mrs. Willis Oovell and deprives violators of "justice un­ "A ce?B«JSny like this fills a Mrs. Robert Cardlnl. man's land. and redeems them. der- the law." He called the sus­ ^eep need tnltt.-.^th'nk all of us Aleo: Refreshmehte, Mre. Carl BROTHERS pension program' "arbitrary dic­ feel in our hcanS'~ftpm time to Houghton, Mrs. Gilbert l^egro, and SOI-SIB Center Street tation from' the executive branch time." Dempsey said. Mra, Blarl Palmer: ticket printing, Telephone »f1 B-8145 of the government to the judi­ Noting the .scientific adv&nces. Mre. Edward Yeomans; ticket flls- ciary." Dally Crossword Puzzle tiie possibility of space travel and tributioa and financing. Mrs. Wil­ Rlblcoff replied with the change Answer to Preyioue>ue PuPutzl* the i-esiiltant uncertainty of the lard Grenon' and publicity, Mre!' future, Dempsey said "It is quite Grenon and Mre. Paul D. Pfan- that the Republican party Is "the speeders’ ' party In Connecticut.” 6A M E « Tree Topics fitting then.- that we take a mo­ stlehl ment to remind ourselves of our The dance is planned^ both ae .a Republicans were quick to deny m country's be.ginnlng and the be­ fund-railing project and as an en­ Graduate this. Zeller said Republicans, like ACROSS 2 Linen ■ ginning of to'wna like Vernon. tertainment for the married Democrats, want to save'lives. He CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Tavelings 1 Shade tree “ We need to remember that the couples In town. In keeping with Miss Dian Culver, whose par­ said Rlblcoff had made an "unfair PR1SCM,LA’S POP BY AL VEKMEER 3 Mused 4 Tree trunk early setTsrs of these towns had the Halloween spirit, couples sre ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Cul­ charge." SERVES VOU RIOWT' WHY, TH E BES1 A K Y E S . w o m e n ! 4 Palm tree Invited to wear costumes but sd- R Biblical word 5 Baking their own trials to m eet—trials In ver, live at 77 Boulder Rd., wae In the congressional and sena­ MONEY AC^E HARD To r ^ BOTTS! A HUSBAND PART OP THE 12 Stalemate many ways harder to face than mlsslon will not be restricted tp graduated Friday from the Albany torial danipalgna, candidates fo l­ DAY IS WHEN u n d e r s t a n d ;J m , chamber those in Halloaeen garb. ^JUST BECAUSE 1 S , SHOULD ' ■ ‘ ■ 13 Always 6 Head our ow’n— and that Lh^se trials Medical College Division of Physi­ lowed closely world developments PORQOT TO KISS WER, I WALK OUT ■------could not have' been surmounted Raaquet Planned snd based their, speeches on them. T H E DOOR 14 Operatic solo 7 Go astray RaHl:3lflrj cal Therapy In New York. f h i QOOOBV THIS 15 Also 6 Bog wi hmit the faith, the fellowship, Plane for the annual Fathers' Ccrtlflcatee were presented to Thomss J. D^d. Democratic iM O R N I N a : A N D K IS S 16 Eye moisture 9 Love god anil sturdy independence, the rug­ ttirkey banquet will be completed the graduating class by Dr. Haroid candidate for U.S. Senate. Satur­ M V WIPE 40 Full of lather T T — 7. aO O D B Y / (2 words) 10 Asiatic tree 26 Muscular ged .self-reliance which character­ at the Oct. 8 meeting In the home C. Wtggers. dean of the medical day attacked President Elsenhow­ It Pay 11 Simple alTHction 41 Orgy ised the founders of Vernon jind its o f Mrs. Donald Brown of Andover college. Miss Culver Is an alum- er for hla administration's stand on 42 "Mother of 20 Evaluate 17 Nari 27 UntidAst gi.stcr towns." l Center. Mrs, John D. Conisn snd I na of Russell Sage College, Troy, defending Nationalist Chinese inray 21 Sesame concentration 28 Melon the Gods" Noting that an early history of Mrs. Chsries Donnelly hsve offered N, Y. strongholds In the Par East. 43 British title 22 Every ramp 29 Fruit drinki this area referred to the land here to take i-hsrge of the kitchen du­ ! Miss Culver will be married to The Lslands of Matsu and Que- ^4 Man's name 19 Evergreen 31 Says 44 Impediment ties for the dinner which w’ill be 46 French father as "rocky but fertile soil," Demp- i Robert Louis Jones of Rumford, moy, he said, "are not essential r 26 Principal trees 33 Of a plastic l*\ .said, "I sometimes think the held Nov. 12. Maine, on Saturday. either I6 the defen.se of Formosa Ingredient 47 Level 27 HealUi resort 23 HurU rocks, and the effort It took to The snntisl Chrlstnias parly will or the free world," He recom- 30 Hale 24 First man 38 Ecclesiastical 48 Transmitted r-move them, had more to do with be held a* ,tl»e home of Mrs. Willis f«r: 32 Pulled 25 Biblical name test 50 Exclamationa . organization of YWCA unit tn i » shaping the New E igland charac­ Coveil on Hebron Rd. Dec. 10, the United States and Red China Laft «v*r 34 Parsee sacred Mrs. Archie Palmer was the only Manchester. During her many writings ( I 1 f 1 ter than the fertility of the .soil. be taken to the United Nations. 4-lf 1 i T“ 1 ! ne-'T member attending the meet­ years of residence here she con­ tummar b!Rt 35 Continent Life was difficult for those first A Republican congressional ing- tinued to take an active part in lock to school 36 Central 12 l) n lettlers and their children after the Y program, serving for several candidate. Incumbent Albert P. 37 Used to chop them, They lived under God in a Newcomers Incited ' ospaMO The Manchester Newcomers Club, years as I's own rhalrman. YWCA Morano of the Fourth District, BY AL CAPP and BOB lAIBRERS down trees i5 1 i1 sober and orderly society. Liberty Exlra laH aipama L O N G S A M sponsored by the YW C A, will hold friends of Mrs, Cooper's will be yesterday said Formosa Is more (pl.) su.stalncd them; faith led them especially welrome ajt the tea to­ valuable to the free world than Homa rapoirs ITS HOT FAtHNe »4A(l(ffciW- lM T# O r l)i J: Lcm qSjli: 39 Heroic poetry li - 19 16 on; work made them flourish. Its opening meeting tomorrow st cvr imtchIWIM II r 1 think I knchw /ni^omCK, 8 p.m. at the Manchester YW CA, morrow. Democrats sre willing to sdmil. for oil your noodi, arhotayar 40 Mythical river “Here I see a town which repre­ mon reaidents pay tribute to the town's dead of UM$SAHI6 UTV66VOO HovYrr X t(nou/ftK8 lik^A % ii I15 High on the hill which dominates Rockville ai 79 N. Main St. In the upstairs He cslled the island, which 41 Tree Juice sents the best of Connecticut— the (Herald Photo by Pinto 1. Lha raoton —* oc taoson — ■ m m x )y w wx-r iiiAife mt\mrn n\cty-M ntt> i all wars as flags wave In cool evening breeze. dining room. All newcomers to LIQUOR CONSUMPTION DROPS hou.ses 600,000 Nsllonaltst Chinese, 42 Prosecute 2H r t r . r r TT H test of an American way of life "one of the world's largest un- laa yaur friandly OK looiM •BVIOPPHMRT' jiwtxiANi; 5C perfecUit pf'optr 54 Oriental coin 55 Algernon's future will be built." Science Shrinks Piles 983 Main Street. Manchester for ipu io tm/itc. IT 45 r r i i r The' outdoor service combined Phone: Mitchell 3-4168 Wm. nickname At Cieremony in Rockville religion and patriotism, music and Tea Seheduled ^Pfv explosive 5>l ters of Hartford contributed a By JEWEU. JACKSON For Mrs. Cooper A loan of $100.00 costa $20.60 courage and re-riedicale oursclve.s we now enjoy. when promptly repaid in 12 '*Oh, I'll grant you your Alvin it all boy! In fact I tomt- DOWN ' rendition of "The Beautiful Sav­ “ May the memory of thts gal­ Stops Itch—Relieves Pain 51 ior." to the unfinished tasks for wliich He recalled Lincoln's worda on consecutive monthly Install- I Japanese IT 51 lant men liveth evermore !’ So Mrs. Arthur Schiiltheis of 102 Mow York. ft.’ Y. (FftooUll — Fof Iht MY KI:N BALD and JKMUY HUONI)Hb:M) timtt find it hard to believt he's just ONE boy!" The program was arranged by olir fathers, .sons and comrades fa.th In Divine Providence: attoniahing ■tatementa lika **Pilea menta of $10.05 each. J U D D S A X O N outcasts spoke Brig. Gen. Raymond Watt as Lakewood Circle N. Is having a first time imDce hat found a new hava ceased to he a problem V Harry Lugg, Sesquicentennial he dedicated the Vernon war me­ died." ’ ' " "With that faith we cannot healing tubstahee with iht atton* JUDD I ’M V PON'T BOY TOO MUCH OP THAT (PCA, tea at her home tomorrow a f­ The seeret is a new healing sub- chairman and Forrest Hull. morial tower to veterans of all General W att spoke solemnlv as fail -without it, we cannot hope ishing abilitr to thrink hamor- atanee (Bio-D yne*)—discovery of convinced Pf6!FtOnt CAN 6ET /‘W AT BECAUSe OF B. C. BY JOHNNY HART to succeed. With that faith as a ternoon from 2 to 4 in honor of rhoidt. ttnp itching, and reMava LOANS FROM *25 to $600 CLINT I th a t n a tur e .... ANP 1 DON'T WANT wars yesterday. ^ a world-famous rascarch institute. Arm foundation upon which to Mrs. Robert Cooper who. with her pain— without surgery. This lubstance is now available WASN'T ^ V iNauDED... ,' Nearly 300 people wltneaaed the Minstrel Show Tonight T ^ A V E YOU)...- build, we are as Americans un­ husband, is visiting In Manchester. In case after case, while gently in suppostfory or eifitwient form TRyiNird might ' while a pas.serby. Phllln R. Du- serve its lessons. It Is not enoueh I "Hasten the day when men 'ould IN THE MIDDLE ABOUT TRYiN' charme of 784 E. Middle 'Ppke.. at­ to dedicate a memorial If We do preparations and the North Allan, Change to oil heat NOW ond enjoy heating comf<>rt m jY u T tic Treaty Oiganizatlnn, "which I live as brothers." OUT THIS PEN tempted to take the injured G .'iy not strive to remember in what I ■ Seymour E, I.,avltt, master of r THAT WRITES and Savitch to Mancheslei- Me­ sense this ceremony today is a we bzlievc to be one of the most effective weapons in defen.se in our I reremonies asked those present to I UNDER WATER? morial Hospital. challenge to us all. I let the memDrial tower "also serve j Savitch became angry with the “ We (to not honor our dead If existence tod a y...are designed to plus automatic oil delivery that removes all worry :v i nrevent or nostpone war until war ; as an emblem of our ambitions and drivers at the scene and-struck we have come merely to nay Pn asoirations aa a community." j becomes impossible bccatise of ef­ j Edwin Lamb of Glastonbury, one service. I f we have come here with , A 6-gun salute, followed by taps fective atomic or hydrogen Weap- of the drivers, police said. humble hearts and .stern resolve, land lowcrlrg of the colors’" con-I ona" about running out of fuel. Savitch later returned to the then we may, as we perform those I eluded the dedication program. ba.se where he reported the acci­ dpily duUes which are expected of "Aa one of our responsibilities," As the spectators departed. Miss C **U »T WVM, I dent Officers of the ba.se reliirn- all good citizens, justify th*ir sac­ he’; continued, and perhaps the I Faith Gibbs was given warm Na4eaee nost ^ p o rta n t one, we must pro­ lU M U« Pel ed him to police where hr was ar­ rifices. I praise fpr the program which she t-/f ■ ' ^ rested. "The true value of this day will vide fSk" the national defense re­ plannexl and which will live In the His court date is Saturday. He He In the fact fhat In remember­ gardless of Its cost. We cannot hearts of those who lost loved BY LANK LEONARD MICKKY FINN HY DICK CAVAI.LI Is free under a $300 bond. ing tho.se who .sacMficed for our ehance defeat and the, lose of the 1 ones' In the battles for freedom. Vr.L Urn MMRTY MEEKLE X n .r ^ I S , X ajWiMV SURE .'BUT 1 WAS 6HE'«N0T HOPIN' IT WOULDN'T HOME— , DICK Buy Your Oil From LOCAL OH.OHlYOUARE OUJAlU START-UNTIL AFTER stay i BEGINNIN'TO SWELL Ur WE'D FINISHED/ ALL RIGHT/ OUT/ V L DEALERS Listed Below

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Sunday *'Bell reported he limited himself to To Join Pros Baek>.aflCriKGabsence of sev­ softbtll of late. HI* eldeat *on,' As Swede KO’s Machen By EARL YOST eral weeks i$ lhla>st«§kly featured Jimmy, w«* * *tandout backfield ./r« Official Now football «tar at City High in Balti­ In Big Event Superlative shutout pitch­ New England Thank* for the m an^'-njany in- more. He i* now in his ‘ •econd Gotfeberg, Sweden, Sept. 15 (/P)—ingemar ^Johansson'still qiierlea and comments a w t t jt e year of college. Young Jimmy ing by little Jackie Hedlund. absenc* during the ••yacatloin p' By EARL YO^t had one large obstadh in his way toda.\' Itt bis march toward pc k e r faced Myles Mc­ ca* one of Manchester’*'first Lit-, Pigskin News rlod"-. . . Thia is the day for the tle^LfSgue baseball players. Mr. Reeord-br««kin|r Aeid M ^20 a world heavyweight championship bout with king'Floyd Donough and tricky Johnny annual outing of The Herald, for Bell served In Manchester ' five, amateur golfers took pairt Pj^tterson. That was a return matcli contract ivith' Eddie Risley gave Moriarty Bros, a New^York, Sept. 15 (c>n They finally nailed It down Sun­ ors in volley ball for the fourtli IkiFrancis -tyho -hbw. playa out of waa the calmest fellow In Sweden Granby’ on Saturday, a b-0 verdict.; 5=Leaders=£5 year went to the editorial room, er wanted to know the last year Bdgewood, 'Stan Andzulewicz of today. De flavino of Outtenburg, N, J., day in Kansas City, winning the fights were staged in Manchester, San Fraficisco, Sept. 15 (46—De­ Yes'erday, McDonough, working thanks lo the spiking of Tom Suffield, Pat Mazzsu-ella,'the for­ "1 have nothing against meeting ran roughahod-aeven loiichdowna American League I first game of a doiiblehcader 5-3. Best guess would be around 1946 termination Ixirn of a miserable for the first time in six weeks, lo one - over the regulara. FSrguaon, ringer Albert Cervlnl mer pro basketball s(ar of Pequa- round In last year's Masters Tour­ Palter.son whenever he derides," Batting—Runnels, Bostom ..H9; | That did i f mathematically. when Bill Corcoran, Lenny Ven- buck and Lot IZzi o f Hubbard applied the whUewa.sh brush to Ihe In another Intrasqiisd acrlni- Cerv, Kansas City and Williams-- I wnit'cv Ford who has been out snd Walter Lalley. Wee Willie nament furnished lanky Charlie aaid Johansson "And ! would also Robinson .Builders of West Hart­ drillo and Bobby March were the Heights all matched LaFrancis' mage al Ihe Unlversily ot Con­ Boston, .316; Power, Cleveland of action Wjth elbow trouble had a Simpson and Rudy Heck stood out big drawing cards. . .Pro Alex Coe that -extra something needed like lo give Machen a chance for ford, l.-O. And in the nightcap yes­ score. a return bout in the U .S.-if he necticut, Ihe second team whipped and Kuenn, Detroit, .31,1. five-inning tuneup in the second In a “ lost cau.se" for the opposi­ Hackney at the Country Club pull­ to win the 1968 National Amateur terday, Risley whipped the same Ihe first iinil H-S, ■ Today the low handicap' ama­ wiahes.” Runs—Mantle, New York, 120'; game but the Yanks had to coma tion . . . N.i softball was placed ed up a chair at the desk and un­ Golf title. W est Hartford club, 6-0. In the Despite the fart hlglily-lmiled • Power, Cleveland, 93; Ri.nnels, a.s the Composing , Room hadn't teurs (with seven strokes or less "When I shot an 86 for a round Johan.*son also is the European up with five runs in the 14lh in­ folded three sheets of entries for handicaps) and the professionals complicated set, Saturday s game Holy Cross scored three llmes l Boston, M; Cerv, Kansas City, 69; gotten over the one-sided defeats the. 13th annual Manchester Open at the Masters. I knew I kad to do champion and added that he'd be wa.s a second round makeup. Yes- While blanking InJury-crippled ning to win it 12-7, jiiaking R^lph lake over the spotlight. Defending perfectly willing to defend • that Minoso, Cleveland, 88. Terry a 'double loser; in previous years . . . Home at a on Sunday and Monday, lop golf; something about it." the 34-year- tarday's first game was a first iBrmvn, Dr. Eddie Anderson was Runs Batted In—Jensen. Boston, good hour and to hoar what a champion Henry Bdntenipo of old Oklahoma City oil broker de­ title. Chicago celebrated the rehlring ing event of the'year here. "My Franconia in Springfield. Mass., round makeup while the second, of unhappy. 116; ColaVlto, Cleveland, 105; peaceful day it had been around phone has be^n . busy for tWq clared. "But it Is belter to meet * top the seven inning contests yester­ "f was dlsapi>oinlnd. ’ the Cru­ Slevers, Washington, 104; Cerv, of Manager .Al Lopea*for anothbr Will be’ out after hi# fifth W’ln in boxer and perhaps be defeated," year by bumping off Wa.sh1ng‘i.on the house with half the member­ weeks. We ll have a record entry. He bail'ISfon the United States day was for first round honors sader coach said. "I expected a lit­ Kansas City, 100; Berra, New ship gone. 63 tries. Pro Alex Hackney expects Amateuf championahlp in 1949 and he commented obviou.*ly referring tle more from my offense both , twice 7-1 and 6-,’i. As the White Already we have 340 signed up.'' each tesm having identical rec­ York, 89. . . . Date after noon wllfc Sam between 15C and 180 players to remained one of the nation's top to Patterson.--"than take on one'of , passing and running. I'm glad we Sox long have been largely coiIh ords. Hits—Fox, Chicago, 176; Power, Gulino took me to his Main St. take part today to set a new two- gbifera ever since, though never Europe's heav.v’weighta ' Ttto R4jns Enough weren I playing Plllsburgh today" Cleveland. 173; Malzone, Boston, cerned with saving second place Monday day record. The old standard of progressing again past th'e quar­ The inference was that he didn't The Cross opens against Ihe this was an important develop­ gym in Hartford to Watch Willie One ^Foursome* Watched Another Foursome Hedlund. southpaw are of the 172; Runnels, Bbsfon, 166; Kuenn, There were a few "stiffs" in Pep and Hogan (Kid) Bassey pre­ 352 wa* set last year. ter-finals, / think much of the current crop staff all season, struck out 11 and Panthers Sept 27 : Detroit. 163. ment. ' the office this a.m., some of the Perfect Weather Not all “foursomes" were out on tjie golf course in the 13th annual Manchester Open yesterday at In Europe. .. . , . Vale Squads Win pare for their Sept. 20 bout at.Bos­ "I figured I was getting to a walked four. Hia mates gave him Doubles—Power, Cleveland and The While Sox have a new chal- boys arriving later than usual af- ton. Talked witli Pep for more Weatherman . cooperated to the the Country Club. Herald Photographer Reggie Pinto caught this attractive “ foursome'' watch­ point when if I didn't get It pretty 5Uy n g h t In tlhicaargO E two run cushion in the first in­ ' Yale divided ita aqiiad Into 1wo| Kuenn, Detroit, 86; Kaline, D e-' len^fer from'the rear. Detroit took tee.Mle extensive workout the pre- utmost yesterday with perfect ing action on the 18th green. Mr*. William Landers of South Windsor, left, with children, Cheryl. aecllona, one of which oiilacored | than one -hour as well as Trainer quick I'd never get It," he added In Chicago, Triiman Gibson, ning and that was all he needed troit, 88; Runnels and Jensen, Bos-' over third place by beating Boston vloft* day at .he outing. Instead of Bill Gore. Joe Cassano, fine boxing playing conditions and he promised 3, and Kevin, eight months, and Mrs. Thomas Landers of Springfield, watch the latter'* husband In speaking of a winning game. ll-ini'l rhciio Trinity five loiichdowna lo two drop in a short putt. president of the International l^ x - Moe Morhardt's lowering homer ton, 30. I 6-1 and fl-3. stretching the Red the mid-morning coffee breaks a writer of the Tmies, and Red more of the same today. In. recent "So 1 worked hard at'jt." ing Club, confirmed that there JAfiKIK IIEm.I'Nn whljp thf* nthor turrird hnek Triples — Aparlclo, Chicago. ! Sox’ losing streak to seVen games. years at least one of the days on highlighted a sIx-hIt attack. Ris­ Spi InjrfielM. fivr to nonr | few bottles of rubbjng alcohol Smith. Bill Heinz and Frank Gra­ The p*,voff came Saturday over wa* a return bout ctonlraCt between .Nn-iilt Form Power,, aeveland, Tuttle. Kansas Rooky Colavito had two horn* which the Open fell was cold and ley had two of the blows. I^eo Tflllbfic k Pf*lr AWhIrh hikI full- ' would havV.done the trick ham. well-known New York col- the tricky Olympic Countr.v Club Johanason and Machen jind -aaitl Cyr'a theft of home sccounled for City and Lemon, Washington, 9; ers and Vic Power one in Cleve- Mrs. L«n Bakar, wife- of the local iimniat.s, Gulino. Promoter Sani wet. course when The 140-pound, six- he’d like lo get theni in the ring bark Dlfk Atkinufin, Mldfllrbur'y'n Harris, Detroit, 8. land’s opening victory over the first run tom hflown Iwina. flivWlpH Ihr ran- (now Wapplng'Y basketball of- Silverman, former champ Kid Beat local scores were turned in Looking Back at the Local Sport Scene] footer whipped husky University in Chicago In January. Hedlund was In trouble in only Ihrra' four tom hdowna while St. Baltimore. Arnold Portocarrero fl( ial, stopped to 'pjck up tickets Kaplan and Boxing Commissioner by Mel Hadfield 73 and Joe Segal of Florid* collegian Tommy Aaron Bill Rosenaohn,' who promoted one Inning, the first, when two ® «y**'*;I squared matters for Baltimore by for a future Red Sox baseball Denny McMahon. , .Ro.v McGuire 74. The lattef was a standout w-ith j .5 and 4 to collect hla second Na- the Palterson-Roy -Harris tltl* Isawrrnre niana^rrl only one. Vito, Cleveland, 37; Cerv,'Kanaaa (Final in’ a series of five ar- walks and a fielder's choice loaded C’oarh Duke Nrlaon wan piraard winning the aecond game 4-2 and game In Boston . . . Sam Gttllno. waa the lone Silk Tourer apotted Manchester High's fine club la#t at the trade school . . . Joe Cerina • eighth hole al the Mancheater j tJonal championship. fight in Los Angelea last month, City, 36; Jenien, BMton, 34. hitting his first homer. during the drill.* of Bassey who spring. Ed Traygi* runnerup for ticiea covering the highlight* ot came up with the second hole-in- I Country Club. the baaei. He then bore down lo .Morlsrl.v'i by th4‘ atronp oiitaido running''of Pitching - - Turley, New York, Willie Pep's manager of late, Later.lhe U.S. Golf Assn, named wa.s enthusiastfe Ih hia 'appraisal AH rt II |M» A ft. Pete Runnels regained the lead followed Pep into the ring. . . the Club Championship this sea­ sporting events' in 6lan<’he«ter one of hla career when he scored atrlke out Bob Weston lo end Ihe Aldrirh ami Davr Rnronhotp 21-6, .778; McLIah. Cleveland, 16-7, phoned to say hia man was train­ Joe Cerina, witji a .36-hole medal a team of Coe. Billy Joe Patton. of Johansson. • ’ w 9 F ...... 3 1 (1 <) (p 1 in the batting race at .319 with Scheduled junket to Lakeside to son, carded a fine' 75 as did Art from ?.«bor Day 1957 through l>a- an ace on the 193-vard 18th hole score of 159-16-143. won the Senior Inning. He atnick out the aide in nI.H"( 1)i i ik I |» ...... ,. 1 0 (t :i i n BrandrlH trotted out alternate .628; Ford. New York. 14-7, .667; ing daily at the Main St. gym and Dr Frank Taylor and William "I am in the process o f 'nego­ (1 () •w.atch Buff Donelli put his Colum­ Steven* and Jim and Tom Mc- bor Da.v 1958.) at the Manehe.*ter Country Club the fourth and seventh frames Mui'hnrrli rf ...... 2 i 1 (• quarterback Davey Walker, end Delock, Boaton, 12-7, .632; Pierce, three hits in aeven trips while added that Kid Bassey'would be Championship for golfer.* 45-yeara- Hvndman III tn •repieaenl Ihe tiating with Jnhan8.#on't manager, L ittle Roy McGuire, who MnncKRitt .1 b ...... 1 1 rt rt fp «) Mike I/onp Rnd Ihe fake placement Chicago. 17-10. .630, teammate Ted William.s of Boston In on Wedne.sday , . . Another bia I.ions through the pace.* on Meekin. Merrill Anderson, Vln Bog- By PAT BOLDUC Joe used a No. 4 wood . . , Bobby old and older at Ihe Manchester United StSLe* in the World Cham­ Ed Ahlquisl, for a cha,mpfonahlp Iltfflrv ;/!) ...... 1 2 .■V 3 PI Morlarly’s 1958 Farmington Valley League baseball championship team is shown above. Front row, went hitle.ss In five trips and the football field was omitted due glni. Ed S.'tarl, Doc McKee and Reynolds carded a 75 ami brother Counti y Club. . . . Over 800 Little eoEtches Hedlund In height but VV XU I'k t . S (1 1 11 (1 rt a.i weapona In a mirprine 21-7 inar- Strikeouta Wynn, Cliicago, 169; phone caller was Jack Hayden, Jl NE pionship* at St. Andrew* Scotland fight, " said Roseosohn. '"I hop# w# Ih ...... fp left to right, Steve Bellinghlri, I^eo Cyr, Donnie Simmons, Jack Hedlund. Second row, Roy Mc- lo inclement weather. Lee Terry all had 76*. Terry 1* the V’ayne shot an 80 to win the an­ 1-eaguers. parents, coaches, um­ la a little hea'” er. was the man . .1 1 A 3 1 jfln over Tufta which played much | Running, Detroit, 159; Turley, New dropped four points to .316. Earle Clifford's man Friday, who Oct. 8-11, can reach an aggreement - in- the Rplllncblri rf ...... 2 r» rt rt rt ii (hiirr, Amiy Maneggla, (ilenn Merrer. Bill Risley. Third row, Moe Morhardt, Ed Wojcik, • • • current Silk Town Club Champion. nual Jayeee Golf Tonrnament at pires sponsois and guest* at­ of Uie hour In Siinday'a opener M p i i p 1 ( f ...... rt n rt n of the Hnie mlnua Injured ffullhark York, 157; Harshman, Baltimore, sought World Series ticket' Infor­ ( Ed Accomazzo (fly), James Even during that final .36-hole next few days. . It rt Myles McI)onough Back row. Manager .Jeff Koelsch, Coach .John Hedlund, Scorfer Ed Turkinig- YANKS S, 12—A'a S-7— Duka the Manchester Country Cliib. tended the I.,ittle I,eague banquet Tha laftilalder came up with a .Vfc'iiiiip. If ...... 2 I 1 n rt rt Jurla Herstlna i 146; Pierce, Chicago, 137. mation . . . .Ned Irish, veep at Tliim dav THE LEADERS I Rourke t spinning i. Marion Rob- match with Aaron, the Oklahoman Thus Johansson, who -Is 25'and great running catch In I hr fifth Al Norwich, Vt . Colhv fullback , ton Missing when photo was taken, Jim Moriarty, Rick Paquette and Ronnie Simmons. (Herald Maas von the clincher for the Twenty-nine youngster* competed. al the new Ro.*emounl pavilion In worked at rorrertlng hla game. I'rvIRla . . National League Madison Square Garden, called and Slant Andzulw’icz i erlaon (women's bait) and Peter .*1111 hasn't been defeated, goes to ft ft 31 ft 2 Boh Aurlemma of We«f New ' Photo bv Pinto I. Yanks althotigh he needed help Reservations for the forthcom­ Bolton. Two new awards were InnlBg with the sacka loaded and (trR n H > Id) Invited me to break bread with ,71 ! Pallcki ibaiti were first place JULY "After 10 holes, I discovered 1 the top of the challenger’s . for Battlnft - Ashburn, Philadelphia, from Ryne Duren and Art Dltmar ing Irp to Milwaukee for the Suffield ...... presented to Cosch Frank Klnel two outa to aniiff out a potential A B n 11 ) A K York, N .f . Rrored two of hia .342; Miielal, St. Loiiia, .338; Ma.vs, Garden officials and the .''lew 6’ork j winner* in the Bail and Fly Casl- Ron (Red) SmlUi. caerdy master wa* swinging loo flat.” he ex­ Patterson's title. He stand* an ' 1 A. r, . , .7 0 0 ft 3 0 tram's five iourhdoWns, Both came in the ninth. It was the Yanks’ World Series game* were m Bob LaFrancis (Albert Merrer Memorial Trophy rally..Then In the bottom of the It''lnintii'* ri San Franclaco. ,335; Aaron, Mil­ Knlcks at Stamford on Thursday. with Mrs. Corrine Mann of the Bdgewood ...... 71 j Ing Tournament al Globe Hollow al the Manchester Country Club, plained. "I began standing more even six feet tall and weigh* 198 fi n (1 runs of fVO nr more yards 24th pennant and their fourth lo Sullivan's Red and White Stand upright and got to hitting the ball seventh he stroked a towering fly U’iIbm,! ,1b 2 0 1 waukee, .332; Skinner, Plttaburgh. This part of the aea.son, needless Globe Travel Agency, thia being Pat Mazzareila I Pool and sponsored b,v The Herald shot a four under par 66 over the pounds. P A w r v rf 3 q rt Afterward, Coach Bob Clifford straight and their ninth in 10 for winning the Town Series I and tiEll far over the rightflelder a 0 0 3 Pirates Refuse to Walk Plank, .320. to say. Is a bus> one and half the 7j ; snd Hartford County Casting Club local course, only two strokes off solid That gave me more confi­ He dropped Machen three times I Kiinn''ll . years under Manager Stengel. the main item of a m. business once Pequabuck ...... Frank Filloramo. (p.layed with dence." head to drive In Don .Simmons The Rpna— Bank.a, Chicago, 1T4: requests mu.-t be turned down . . . the deadline was m et..O ff short­ Lou lazzi ..Little Exlaus Parker (,619i and the record held by a trio of club in the' le.*s than three minutes of ,M.ikn\ l( J[ n ,, "I wasn't much ttupiessed with ' Virgil Trucks was the second member* . . Big Jeff Tybur b'^ll-Morlarty Bros. in National Aaron was the first player to blow broke up a fine mound duel Maya. San Franci.sco, 111; Aaron. News from the stock rat racingr ly after noon for a motor trip to Hubbard Heights . . . . ) Tom Vlaciiilia (2-0i were the bat- fighting. The Swede bashed -Ma- betweer right-handers .McDon. ht.fM )h ij n n * n n our tram In th^ first half but their . _ . game w’inner for the Yanks with ■ -71 ting and pitching leaders with the came the first Mancheater Lillie^ l-ea gu ei as the progiam's No. 1 reach the finals the first time he lb field was relayed hy Bob Oliver' Stamford with Bill Newell and Ackle Torza chen Id the floors for Count* of 3 f) rl n ? perfog^s.nce In the second pleased i Still Hope to Catch Milwaukee Milwaukee 102; Boyer. St. Louis, ^ six-inning relief job. Five hatsman. . .North Methodist be­ qualified for the championship Ough and Ronnie Dnane The Isl- Mill Imnk p and Rec boss Jim Herdlc an­ Harold Ogden of Hartford i>nd Cheney Tech baseball team which ‘ I-’Oaguer to pitch a no-hiUer and eight twice, almost before the I n \ l-'i [I fi fi n n 2 0 Rl** much ’ 1 93; Ma’.hews, Milw’aukee, 92. | hits, two stolen bases and two Laurel Driving Rang* . .78 came the Church Softball I.,e*gue since Smiley Quick did I in 1946. tw gave up five hRa, one less than nounced plans for a ne.v mixed Howard Holcomb of Torrington Mel Hadfield posted a six won and seven lost ’” ** ** bis Norman * teammates Californian knew where he Was. MoDonough allowed Praise for .Niilmeggrr ! Runs Batted Tn —Banka, C hi-; walks enabled the Yanks to score record. Eleven'of the 14 pla.vera >iowed 2-0 to the Ijiwvcra tn an In- playoff. champions with a rousing So Tommy waa the sentimental I "lull jri b 0 III s I doubles bowling league a the Bast my pa.*scngera. Destination was Manchester ...... 73 12-1 triumph over the regulsr sea­ Then, he finished him off with Gime'a Only Score ( ’llfforrl also had praise for Ni'W ’l in k, Sopt. 1-5 (/P)__ ■I for Sam Jones. The strikeout lead-* by Dick Groat and a walk to Bill i c.ago. 123; Thomas, Pittsburgh, (jve in the 14th Boh Cerx’ horn- employed bv Coach Tonv D 'A n-' temational Ixmgue contest at Ver- favorite He had been two strokes M-ir hu l \ n . . 2'i) ru I I H ■ ■ - er of the majors fanned six, boost-j Hall won the game in the sixth. 108; ”H. Anderson. An,i»ror,n t>v,iiorf.ir,HuPhiladelphia, oa-93; I|ered-----1 in each— u game,_ his 35th and Side Rec this sea.son . . . Can't reached with minutea to spare Sam Pelrone son tltlials Teachers. The Northle* a barrage of punches culminated •inie game's only score wss set IlMI lioftluml Mfirlinnli Wiilttk guard Dave Fowler of Walling- TllP IMrutOS .simply refURO to forget to mention that Pat Bol­ gona hit over .300. The Rangera Pl*'ick Field. Four walks and two under the par 35-35 70 for 117 Mi I'fiijouirti JHM lUfii'M :inn m« - Ing hts season total to 212 while! Cepeda, San Franoiaco, 92; Mays 36th. wltlt the New York Knlcks of the] Hubbard Heights . . . . boasted a fabulous .393 team bat- c"<"'s paved way tor Tybur'a set­ swept two slrslghl in the best-of- holes In hi* seven victorious by a tremendous right to the head. up by Risley w ho ler o • with s rx.miugb IIP Moi'hnifli l.op M-u fnr(l ('omi am: tnrkle Rnvd walk th(* pluilk. SlX flowil with San Francisco. 91. • duc. my fine a.a.«i,stant, arrived National Basketball A»sn. the p c - Joe Segal three set le.*.. .'Timely hilling in Marhen had to he helped to hla EUlgle. Ha Was cut down at sec­ lnil\ M ft iJiftbhv 7 MM M«*dhiiKl A winning hla 13lh. 1 DODGERS 5, BRAVES 8 — De- ting average. .Diminutive Bobby hark F'or (he aerond straight matches. Coe had been 11 over par .SamlA of HlonmficM, N ,1 . hut ,,„|y nine gumo.s to play, Pitt8- a back a I the desk after a two-week fect hosts. In enjoyed talking with Manehestef ...... the early Innings enabled the corner by his htcndlers. ond on an aflempled ssenflre h'y hiirbnnk 3 'ra\bir ’’ Hr» Hyrthiii'l || moaned the Inas of Ipckle Bofi Snr- , , , , Wlllie Mays name to life in the ' meter's home run al Milwaukee Hits — Ashburn. Philadelphia^ VHITE SOX 7-6— SENATORS Daigle (.317 batting Bveragel, P k Police Department for 13,3 hole*. r.m blink .1 'lAvlnr J IJ' Piiibniik 195; Mays, San Francisco, 188; j l-,6— Billy Pierce gained his 17th vacation . . . Taking lime out from Ned Irish, majt I' dommo at Madi­ Ed Traygt.s Dusty All-Slara to defeat the Blramons. Fid WoJci*k singled lo gent, 2.'i2. due to a back injiirv bllfgll Will not COIlCOflp In the second game al Cincinnati with ; c 1 I m a x e d a three-run rally Mislretla 1.6-0 pitching record) h’ anked the Firemen, 2-0. In the At the end. Aaron said wearily, .^Inflsrlv'* 1 i 1 Aaron. Milwattkee, 187; Banks, ' victory for Chicago in the first phone calls. I looked up and son Square Garden, Fred Pori"*ta Manchester ...... Chureh All-Stars. 12-4 before rinse short left and Ihe.i Doaiie un­ In other acrlnmuiges between .Milwaukee Braves, a double and thfee slnglea in 3an against loser Juan Piaarro. All of .76 land Dick Kaoinski il3 runs halted iDonkey Softball game be- "1 was disappointed 1 couldn't Lamar McHan of the CMcago ARP II ro A H. Chicago. 180; Cepeda, Ssn Fran- game, losing his chance for s shut- noticed Bill iGOPi Davis at the and Les Scott of the front office. Art Stenves to 200 softball fan* *l Charter Oak corked a wild pitch, Simmons IP n 2 r 'j Inatltimons Nnrthenslern bail a Kvervlmdv el.se as.sumes a New Franclsco a second game victory ] the runs were unearned following in I were standouts with the Man-' fans at Robertson Park. .. play any belter today. 1 had played Cardinals, threw the longtat -touch­ HrlllPiBhlt I Ih 11 cisco, 178. joiit when Roy Slevers hit his 38th desk. He reported having played Coach Fuzzy Levane, Carl Braun Manchester ...... Park. moved to third. McGuire then de­ rt 7 6-0 toiichdnun edge n\'er Bates, 6-4. Bob Piirkey won his 17th for an error by Johnny,Logan. Johnny .76 Chester High baseball squad P''" Hackney (80-76-78 2,341 *o well befoi*. I hoped to make down pass of the 1957 National ll-(llnii(l A . ri rt rt ft York S'Hiiltor-MihvHukcr rcmnlch Cincinnati in the opener 4-3. Klippsteln, who relieved Don Drys- Doubles -Groat. Pitlsbtirgh. 35; 1 homer. Earl Torgcaon hll two a round of golf on the moat beau­ and Richie Guerin as Well as fel­ Dirk Paternostro livered In the rlutn’' lo sew up the M r I r 1* t I ( rt rt II (p „ i, tVealrynn healed New Haven which posted a splendid 10-3-1 ! amateur Stan Hlllnskl (80-80- a good ihowlng, but I just Football League sea#tm. It went 83 0 eU'’ "* ' ‘ VV a »urc thing. ThovThey ^vfn^vfu talk Richie Aihhiirn of the Phils Aaron. Milwaukee and Cepeda, San homers in ihe second and rookie tiful course imaginable at Banff. low members of the Connecticut Wethersfield ...... The In -1 7*-238i finished far down the list game. MiirhAirfl rf, lb . 3 rt rt 1 II 0 Tepehers 4-1, Rhode Island whip-1 „hniil odda and pitching plans. The dale after five innings, was the' .76 won, lost and lied record, . , The Dlhvorth-Cornell-Quey Post couldn’t." yards. . u,, MHlirgfln .111 . a I) 3 2 3 hoo.sted his sversge to .342 with winner. Franeisen. 33; Musisl. St. Louis. 1 John Calli.son, Shorm Lollar and Canada, during a recent business Sport* Writers’ Alliance. Levane. J. McMeekin No. 102. wa* eliminated from the Andy Maneggis had l " o hits riifln ,f ,.f ,, 2 ped Coast Guard 6-2 while Am- p|r„|r., mslst on dvlng the hard i dianfl. who won their fourth ’ Rnmial Conneettrut Open rt 1 II n ^ r a l A n r i Af n u m » <• Is 1 > 4 4 a ^ three hits In five trips against the * s • .32: Skinner, Pittsburgh. 31. Biibba Phillips oqe each. Faye trip . , . News o. Gene Dtibuc's an old friend, we having met on for tha winners. This total being :i 1 (1 jj '1' hersi and MaaaaclnisrtIs. showing Manchester ...... 76 istraig-hl CCIL title and bowed t o ' Tournament at the Brooklawn Regional American Ivfgion Base­ 31 1 Cards to widen his lead In the Triples -Ashburn. Philadelphia,' Throneberry hit a. pair for Wash- death was relayeel by John Burke the basketball court in 1943 when ball Tournament In Kingston, N. matched by Doane, ' W.ilnl, , ,1 (> 1 A I n need of eoiialdersble defensive „ , ,, CARIW 6. PHII..S S - - Jones- T McMeekin i atrong New Britain in the State i Bridjfeport Bat- Mrllllllr If i> 1 .1 lop winner In the National League hatting race. .Stan and Tom Raby. Dubuc. ex-major Fuzzy was starring with St. John'* 3' , by the Fort Orange Post 30 The weekend flnsla was also de­ 2 I i> work, scnreil six limes aplere ' | ’ k 1 lend needed help in the ninth st Phila­ 12; Virdon. PllGsburgh. 11; Cle- 1 J '"’ Wilson, Manchester ...... 76 Tournament. batted .244 and field-! honora In the National Utile Mrf»fiiK>iirh p rt rt 1 ,1 n Pefenae was Ihe order of the Natinnal l^eagiie, posted fils 21sl Miialal of SI I>wls was idle re- leaguer, once toiled for Manches­ University and later in the pro I/irrill Anderson f-eagiie were garnered by Frank of Albany. .V, Y.. 6-4. Coach cided early. Morhardt singled, delphia where Cluick Stobba came mente, PiUsbiirgh, Mays, .San ed .927 a.* a unit. Pep in Another Effort IVilftln JA 1 21 3 dav al Hiirvaril where Intrasqiiad I.vesteixlay In the second mslnlng in aecond place al .,'138, In with the haaea loaded. J I m Francisco and Blaslngame. St. TIGERS 6-9— REX SOX 1-S— ter . . . Chick Toomey. the fine ranks. Irish, one-time sportawriter, Manchester ...... 76 Filloramo ( 8.38^of Moriarty Bros. I " ’hitey Johnson’s club became the W ojclk doubled and Glen Merrer »rrl rill Paul Foytack pitched a three- la the man who got the Garden in­ while Mac McChirry 19-01 of the drills feninred Ihe taclilera and <'K»hisl Chicago 6-2 after Maya moved up lo .335 while Hank Brosnan finally .shut off the Louis, 9, sports official and Hartford Bulk- Vln Boggini i Coach Uirry Perry's ManChe^- ' firsl Manrhesler team ever to win alnfled for two runa in Ihe aeroml AH 11 Ml‘< •j; pass defendera Oftenslve high- ' ' ’‘I Klii.szcwakl'a sacrifice fly had Aaron of Milwaukee slipped one hitter in the opene. at Detroit, terested Ir staging college basket­ Manch’ester Auto Parts .aplured 111 Regional competition when It frame. A four run fifth, high­ ' Vrti p i( 4 II 1 II threat. Deapite the hitting of Ash- Home Runs Banks. Chicago, eley faculty nienib... wa.s another Manche.ster ...... 76 , ler High golf team completed Ita Lnttnn/.t'i JU Billy Klaus' first homer was tha ball game- and soon after left the pitching laurels . Big Steve Coo­ edged Central Falls, R. I.. 2-1 after To Regain Ring Heights A 1) 1 2 II lights were scoring plsvs exernled RH'ne 6-1. ‘ point on a hil|»as afternoon to ,332. burn and rookie Pancho Herrera, 46; Thomas. Pittsburgh. 35; Rob- In person visitor for a few min­ J. Chall.ai- second consecutive undefeated sea­ lighted b.v Mor..ardt'a triple with WhIaIi 3h 1 l^ 1. 1 " by Albir Cullen and Sam Halaby Milwaukee lost to Goa Angeles * * * only Boston run. Billy Hoeft, a journalism field to head up the per pitched the season's fli no- bowing 8-6 to Fori Orange In the two mates on base padded the Am Inh rf n 1) rt 2 who hap four hita. Jack Sanford in.son. Cincinnati and Mathews, utes on a biuay a m. . . . Paul Cor- Indian Hill ...... 76 son while capturing both the K-Ulv. e.a Ilnalon I'nlverally's "A " siiinid two-run homer by Don PIHA'rF/l 5-6. (T B S 4-2 — dropped his 13lh. non-winner for six weeks, pitched Eighth Ave. corporations activities S. Milgardo’ s’'4/’WTV J <-*A I . hll, >riv, iino3( Ltaiitun KtajMCgame illin iiipthe Twilight a Y\ i i i x i i i first game of the double elimina­ Oas House cushion Morliardi led , :i ii rt (1 1 Milwaukee, ,30; Aaron, Milwaukee, renli announced he would operate ...... „r. New York, Sept. 15 149—Willie Pep makes another effort to l.f.Mfllp Ih . (1 rt k 0 edged the reserves four loiich- Pemeler. As a result of the defeat Friend went all the way for the 29. seven innings to take the second, the Double Strike bowling alleys . .Home base reached Just before Edgenood ...... ? (°r ’ ‘ Bwebal] Ivcapuf re the North Krxd tion tourney.. .The Elka became the batters with two hits II' l»Pl l f II rt .76 ships. The Red and White link...... — - .T ft 0 downs lo lliree at ila t’elbrbnr- and Ihe PIrnles' double success, Pirates in their second game with REDS 4-4, GI.VN’TS S-fl - Pur- with help from homers by Char­ my sons left for bed. Ed Saari blanked th* East Sldera B O at Mt. Ihe 1958 Alumni Baseball I.«aeue i ''*6aln the flatlc height* thl* week when he faces formidable Hogan Risley, slso a righthander, anil I-*'’ICC if 1 Pitching Spahn, Milwaukee. again this season along with Dom men won 12 matches to extend Nebo. nlaverv^ > ...la*.__gem *..i ( (Kid)(Kid) BajlOV. Baaiey. th# the WilFld World f R featherweight A t h#r\Vna 2h ...... :i rt 1 1 1 rt rt Willie Pep fight in Boston "next Norwich ...... 77 Thvllight Baseball I..eague title on youth and punching power of the I ABC 10 p.m / EDTi at Portland, tha Cubs came as no surprise lo M e n rr, if 0 field al Conneiiaii' N'orlheast- award.,The second annual f^aw- two year* was turned in hy Mike thoaa familiar with his slugging 2 1 1 rt rt 1 JaC ol>8^ CopSiTo Manajjc Chi>sox Friday night.” I mentioned that S. Kaplan ...... the, final day of the aeason...SI. 28-ye*r-old Nigerian. ]Oie, Wednesday night. OHega I ern al Rhode Island. Tnnilv st Tuesday yers.-Doctor* softball game -with Reardon of Naasiff Arms. The Nas- 'I'llftl* 3ft ft 7 the Pep-Hogan (Kid) Bassey bout Suffield ...... 77 Cyril> ellminalefi .Moriarty Bros, Old.as he is and with 18 year* IS Uio No. I contender. '-Jordan He hit three homers In s double- 21 .1 0 ft Oenlson ami Qminset al .New Hii- "An>y wrestling bouts tonight In procoeda going to Ihe Manchester. righthander walked II batters 1 W p bI liRrtfii ril (0i Yoiiii^or Clad lo Be Steeler Chicago, Sept. 15 t.Pi- Al Loper. woulj be on Saturday and not Fri­ J. Gtlligan ...... In the semi-finals of the annual ” f P’’'’ battling behind him. Pep ; has won four straight and is eltrrio< bearer his first day In Ihe NL. ft)1 t h t>.) A f 1rhi \'en 7'eachers First Triumph H artf^d?" Joe M ^ri phoned and Memorial Hospital Auxiliary ""(i fanned 14 in blanking First ing fast. iJ’ftrp If day night. , . Donie Cowles, «njoy- Wiliimanlic ...... 77 Hartford 'Rw-illght I^eague playoffs. | »Hli van beat most of the conlen- Marshall ted the Parlfle Ch"*l .1 11 I 3 rt n rt Trlnitv ( oni'li Itan .lessee ex­ Is coming back to. manage the Chi­ s * k ^ Joe is a Main St, business- Fund—ended In a 9-9 tie under the Nallonal Bank 3-0. . .Underdog : l.illUlUln. 3h . .. . - s rt rt \ 1 rt 0 cago White Sox next season only Ing a day off from his regular B. Lewon ...... 2-1 at Dillon Stadium In the In-i”f hla division. He has won League In homers with 31 in 1964, W nU li 3 b rt pressed pleasure with Ihe work of j man; handling the bakery products Iights---and rain at Robertson S "l” ''«n ’a Red amt White Stanti ...... 2 rt i 1 rt 11 I After Nine Years with Rams because he thinks, they have a mailman duties, stopped to leave Edgewood ...... 77 siirance City.The game was called ” atralght and 30 of his last 31 Tommy (Hurricane) Jadicson, had SO ths next .year, 28 with Aiirinir r, rf , ...... 3 0 0 3 rt rt rt his first lenm against Vale. es-| On Pro Tour In the Public M arket., .Just after Park. Ally. Dave Keith suffered the favored Mancheater Auto p i Camilla Torza ______after foiif and one-half innings I fm" «*thun|ng 219-8-1 won-lbsl- the former NO. 1 heavyweight con­ Memphis In 1966 siid 30 last year K II - im ...... 3 rt 0 1 3 1 (^ chance of overhattllng the New the deadline was met I was sur­ off final statistics on the Church .fractured ankle sliding into third Parts 3-2 in Ihe final game to I.h Ib p IIp Ih ...... 3 n 1 ft rt 0 0 peclally quarlerhack t!on Ftenpel I 6’ork Yankees and winning the Softball League season... For Corbin Comers ...... 77 bccause of darkness. draw record. tender w ho has been barred In aev- with Vancouver, B C. ; (Iphn 1 f f r ...... 3 0 rt 4 rt 0 rt He also menllone I ihe work of rounded by no Jess than three of base to become the game's lone determine che Town Little League I 'iilirormii. 1’ h (NEAI Paul Denver, Sept. 15 (46—It’s taken American League pennant. the s*cond time thia week a uni­ Bund! Tarca ...... I Bassey ha* proved himself a eial atalcs. starts a comeback at ; t*’"R K tf ___ ...... 7 rt 1 rt rt rt a Pong Tansill Manchester's finest, Sgt. Walt casually . I..oon Terry. 182 Green championship for 1958. C lose'lo Sherbrooke, Q ue. tonight. The 1 ppi'lm nn p ... n rt 0 4 rt rt ...... Younger, Ihe Steelers' ftillbacklng .Amiertmn lieagiie Tommy Jacobs 14 months to notch "I wouldn't have taken the job." formed policeman was at the desk, Mancheater ...... 77 Rd., shot an SO to defeat 100 op- 400 fans viewed the exciting con- I first rale champion, He-ha* won Stolen Bases Ashbiirn, Phila­ ■ snphoinnie guards Phil Bnhin and Tank a name acquired honesllyi Ferguson and Patrolmen Sammy Len Glglio ...... ! eight sli alglit, 21 of his laal 22. run-down Hurricane (com New TmIhIs M 0 1 ':i n 1 Yeaterda.t'‘s Kesiills hi* first professions! golf victory,, said the amiable senor "if I didn't Mallempo and Al Whipple. Their the latest being Ray Perk, in mid- ponent* In a golf tournament at teat at Buckley Field, . . I^e Ter-’ delphia, 27; Mays, San Frsnelsrn, senior end Deiinv Hoag for mop \’enrs of hard sert'lce In' Manches'er ...... 77 and ha* a 62-10-1 record. York meets Johnny Vick, an ■ ob­ Morint'tN ■ lO" o.4-game bulge In his native T exas.. .Soon after a Bill Allen ...... base line produce)! Ihe night's lone 1’ 2 rt'I' home town, Thursday night'; Akins Compared to the gieni miu'erai-1 family and I had a most enjoyable ______83 tied record and a tie with .Conard -I) Moy.z^i 1 2 was taking a decisive beating tonight at Toronto for l)ie v'oernt Kerr Just fine Clem, who cost only $8,,’>00 as a - Today's Game# who finished with a fiurry over over Detroit. Lopes, in hia 11th welcomed visitor was tlie Rev. Jack Coy for CCIL' laurel*. «In addition, tally. Clyde Richard limited Slrat- i ll.'rm-Aeii Id wte,rbi< ki , I ri ^ rslrrtlny'a Hniiirra Ilea, Gramhllng. located ill a smalG day. One of the features waa Jack ...... 83 -m 1from Charlie iTpmb.slonci .Smith Canadian heavyw’clght title. Twice within the last two weeks yeailing, paid III fm $2 al Ihe Baltimore at Cleveland. (N) the 6,6$2-yard Wellshire'ddunicipal yeai: as a manager, has never fin­ James Bell, former pastor of the Andy Ferreira ford to juat fo)ir hits and did not Mai'Ke-c.T.ijre ('u^hma , 1 2 :m ! town of Ihe same name, Is little I ished lower thsn aecond. Kctchmah's Hell Driver* perform­ ...... 84 Coach Paul Phinnev'a hard-work- ('srnl-Boli nuncan 1 2 in another overweight fight when Round Tsbie from Kerr's Okla­ win muliiel windows for hi* third Natlnnal Idvigiie Flarshman (11-13) vs. Mosaic course. Nazarene Church, and now in a Vr. a : Sundqulst . 1... 84 1n„ array placed third In the CCIL walk a bat'er while striking out H Dan Hodge, two-Ume Olympic more than a wirir plat-e m the'! like capacity in Baltimore, Md. A ance on the race track. .Per usual, ...... Ililda.Nlck Zaislisowskl rt 3 i¥irt he finally slopped Tonibslone m homa-owned slshle liH.x had a gold­ vlcloiy in 16 sl*it» this year Two 'I'aiuier, (6ibs i 4 l. I'piid, bill Younger is happ\ about (7-8G Henry Gryk ...... 84 Field Day; third In ,the Eastern in the game pJayed under the MabrlsDch Mr) r li.,itiu , rt 3 .rtOfi wrestler and National Golden Jacobs has had' a habit of start­ baseball catcher in his youth and there were hundreds of Interesting TlislR-Rfvaxle Mni.b.-r li^Ij'lhe 10th round. Aug. 20. en opportunity to top .Nn.shiia as of Ihe Irmmpli* weie al iJie ex‘ Msr.eroski Pirates I19i. It all Only Game Scheduled. Joe Macalone ...... '.84 Sectional Qutdoqr Meet{ third in lights . .. The following baseball rt ■ 3 .Kirt ‘ Gloves heavyweight boxing cham­ the world's leading money winning ing fast ip hi* tourney roles since ... $ood enough to attract tlie *tten- and educational exhibits.-The >Kx- ...... Nlrhl's top sroreR SI ihr MsnclieMer | tu-n.se of Round 1'able He ha* flh- Skinner. Plrsles (|3|, Tuesday's Schedule Charlie Harrington the Hartford Invitational Indoor champions were crowned in the Bowlin* (Irecn s-er* pinned 'bv Ini: pion of 1958, hopes (o avenge a thoroughbred. And each lime Clem 'Giiekj tn Make I'rtis' ! Jotnig the circuit it. Jun»>'of last *« tlon of the'^New York Giants, Mr. posftion is highly recommended...... 84 .. . .. Islied second four limes *nd third Noien, Caidlnals i2i. New York at Detroit, (N). year. But this marks the first one Pete StBiiifi ...... 84 Meet; fourth In the Eastern Sec­ varlou.* town leagues: Police * Doiiceii.. .144, Nick Twerdv .34,*! Al-' Another outstanding fight on defeat to Art Norris of CiUcago at flying the slllui otMrs. Adele Rand In five other rare* ".My paienls luoveii to laia An-1 Washington at Cleveland. (N). Fire ( Intenriedlate League); Ftrat fch..'M"M»r 1-34 \*nr> ; Die w’eek’i program niaiche* .New Cunningham. Cardinals 2 (IIG in whtq^. he's led past the halfway Ray DellaFerk____ ...... 84 tional Indoor Meet: and fifth ih H o h R U 116- 111, AlvR rbnirellR lln Rnd V —. . . J Wichllh, K.nn . Thursday bight. of Santa3s Fe, N.'^l , thwarted his Blit If Clem keep* on. Ihe h«iuli- geles just about the time I was' Baltimore at Chtcagfo; IN I. National Bank (Alumni League); Carol tbinran 'O'**1 (ighlwelghl coiitendera Car­ bid. Demeler, Dodgers (2i. ready tor ('ollege, ' lip says, "hut r.iark. Paul W illey-...... 84 the State CIAC Indoor Class A 106 Norris stopped Hodge. of'Wrchl- lapper* are going lo have to start Boston at Kansas City (2>, (N). Cvinrude Teacher* (Church. . Softball los Ortiz and Johnny Biiaso in a la. in the fourth round at Chicago, Adcock. Braves ilSl, the Griimbtuig president Dr. "Get tough and stay tough." Del St. John ...... 86 Meet. 'N ew school records were So today, after bowing lo Clem assigning him more weight. In OUmoARD «iot6rs ^LeSure and Hyde Gain Finals League); Rainbow Club (Dusty return 10-rounder at ,New York's Aug 6. Hodge had won h « first In tha 2100006 United Nations Robinson, Redlegs i.lOl. Ral|i|i Jones, liark me In I m his said the sniiling winner; who won Gerry LaPine ...... 86. set by -Dyer (51 feet, two inches, the Waahmgton PArk Handicap Spencer Gl'uita j 171 National Lestgue Bob McCann in the shjot put and 148 feet, I ’ j Saftbatl Leaguer . .. The King and TexBn Will Srr KrtI Madison Square Garden Friday two pro bouts when" he ran into Handicap al Atlantlr City last Sat­ two weeks ago he received* 2l god.Hon I was luckv enough to onfy $76 the wek befor«. Ih the ...... 86 .American tsntgiie Yesterday's Results SALES find ' Bill Landers ...... Inches in the dl* ’u^I and .Me- His (3ourt the original four-man. night 1 NBC radlo-TV. 10 p.m.. Norris. urday, Round 1'able .still need.- pounds from Round Tsbie. And In make Ihe pros .Maybe If I'd gone > Los Angeles 5. Milwaukee 3. Utah Open. He now has won $11,- iOf Town Tennis. Tournament ...... 87 softball team~ ffaturing pitcher Colavlto, Indians 2 i.17l west with the folks I'd have nlayed Vltd'-Agosllnclli .. .7 Bride (22.5 seconds in the IM - Austin, Tex. (49—The University $25,451 to match Nashua's record Ihe U N. he packed only 113 lo the Pittsburgh 5-6, Chicago 4-2. < 600 *or the year. SERVICE •Mr ...... 87 Eddie Feigner—edged the Man- of Texas football (earn will see a of $l,288l565. His second In the ''Tshle's 130 Power, Indians i16i lor rci.A Soiuhern California Charlie "Whelan . . . ; ...... 88 yfrd low hurdles) . . . Ronnie Slevers. Senators (38i St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 3. Vossler jumped from fifth place cheater-Rorkville All-Stars 1-0 In lot of red this fall. All five home U.N. was worth $20,000. Clem A new contender for 'J-year-old Or somebody big like that Might I'L, -I Iftefendtng Cffiampion JItn Le-4-6-4 and Ed Lynn 6-0, 3-6, 8-6; Tihk- Doug Jesanis ...... 88 Gerard (‘Juniors) and "^Paui Torgeaon, White Sox- 2 191 even have been an All American." . Cincinnati 4-4, San Francisco to the runnentp ■, spot oh the. George Pulz ...... O’Brieht (Seniors) successfully a benefit game at Robertson Park. rival* Oeorgia, Texas Tech. SMU, picked up $85,000 to run his total filly honors turned up at Belmont 3-6. strength of s six-under par 64, McBRlDE'S 2 Sore and Phil Hyde advaqced to ham won over Al Gustafson by de- ...... 88’ Close to 600 fan* thrilled at Feign* Cslliaon W’hltc Sox 111 'I'lir Tank .Mulled ".Ml-Amer-I ' ------Bijl ,Conroy ...... 88 defended their respedtlve Ulle* in Arkansas and Texas Aggies—have . aftO«'tJ6y..\,vjKn,-ReglmW Staindlnga only one stroke off the course' rey- >•• Ihe final* of (he annual Men's j fault; Gollina also won over Roa- er’a brilliant performance Phil red as one of their color*. Okla 'tjeWaf'.'-AVhitij'Sox-i W f ■ ban, ' he ■ fr-iW’K'tf’ri, ■tts4D’tf, - . ... ■'2^Tt]wfi"''reh'htt' 33'fflEI*'*''‘To(arn4)r»‘®r‘ ri aTio-- So^ftti3s- h,v. tUtfau!!.;, .5.111111;. Jackr McHugh ...... 89 the Javcee-aponaored .(iiniOr Ten- D - S •'•’'I 1 Webster's Quill, more than tripled Phillips, White Sox'c6i G.B: ■Ofilr’Hg- 'W'lffl-l»T:9(KI, nS''reird w«* ■ ifli* CEJ^TER sir. ■aeu , .HolWfiy.,U.ieiI,g Jfq , tp,jicgrg,. .ijp.ma,. one p_f five road opponent*,' 30 MINUTE sel. - . I ve seen plenty of them ly to acoerie to Dr. Jonesi wishes. aepp upended Earl Biaaell 6-2, 4-6, ■ ftteVTISeUrtram-r.';7' rilii ’l‘'6iifh*‘h>Clir)iriitC'Krgff atfftSBf fWund •Tables next engagement her previous earnings with s 3*. Milwaukee .,..8 5 .594 Howie Johnson o! Glerwoodie, III., over the past w’eekend. The vlc- a holedn-one -on the 133-yard also wears ¥ome red. ' Thinneherry. Senator* 2 i4> -4; and Lynn beat Dick Law 3-6, Lee Beapehene ...... 92 epurt*Tommy Tedford (Sen­ . t n 1 added Woodward length victory, in Ihe $64,320 Ma- ''"• tM .e ''" then- paiit.s ■' [Any touchdowns Qroniltnii did hot Pittsburgh .... 80 it.torloua pair will meet to' the'.1958 Klaus, Red Sox 1 1 I .552 with a 270 and $1,300. { Jlnfir M c^ rth y ...... ior DivtsionT' ahd Dlpk- DubanoakI at Belmont Park Sept. 27. In which trqjj at Belmont Park TIW $42,610 I Ik lank coitldn I have had a'^score In the vears that followed San Francisco 7,6 .517 * - title Wednesday night (tithe lo be 6-3.,6-0...... 92 Maxwell, Tigers i 131 lieltei .sjnm.sor than Dt. Jones. I t ''------' Joe. klader ...... 92 (Junior Division I ■ were winnepa in touih eo^mendf r ' ^ *’-'' ‘^'*"' ’"'dsted her bank- were not the fault of either the CinclnnsU .... 72 .483 Announced by the Recreation De- Hari'Is. Tigers ilp l wft.x tile Doctor wlui prea.xed the Doctor or the cheering aectlon. St. Louis . <*69 , partment) at the high school Lart^’ Scranton ...... 94 the - Rec-*pon*ored Hole-ln-One yelfhoZa In GMLl'’Mrn,"' '''' ^ Portocarrero, Orioles (11. , laimaiaiia legUlaturc to change .489 Warner Kunzll^.; 'n»e Steelers have played four Los Angelelra^OT Cpurtai The finals were postponed ...... 100 ,Ck)lf Tout-nauent at Mt. Nebo. The Woodward is a weight-for­ (laasy Field Mlnoso, Indians' i22i the name of liia school. HI* plea .469 Dave McCbmb . .. niree yegr olff fillies go al H to- exhibilions and Parker Is still.glad Chicago /W^-S5 ; yesterday becauae of the hot ...... '.102 age event' at 1'. miles. That McDougald, Yankees' (141 1* Mill tememherexf ax a classic Dr. Jacob Segal .. Mufflers Tires Batteries Cerv. Athletics 2 |36) . h. has the Tank. Philadelphia ■ . .62 2 6’eather...... ,..102 John Chanda (133-yard eighth MIN WOMEN meani Round Table and Gallant I'''"’' "* B**'"dnt In the $26,000 111 cold logic.'. Ed Dick ...... 108 hole! ahd Stan Satiela (144-yard GOLFERS Man carry 126 pounds each. Clem i ‘ iaselle. The 1J I6-mlle ' I n <)oo4l Hands Todiiy’*' flames Testimonial Dinner * In advancing -to' the flna( round. "GeiUlomen, " he’ told the leg- •jHe's given us four Jiod JobA." \ FOR 2 Hyde,, a. Mancheater High School Bob Atwood ...... 12th hole) each scored a hole-tn-' BEE 'ftlE S’E'H’ ELLINGTON RIDfiK COt’.NTRY CLUB would do the snpie hut Trainer rate lia.x attracted s rlgaay .Held * ~ ------'— l.xlstots, "I am here to ask you Los Angeles at MHwaU'kee. (N) Buff pitch W u made with a No. DRIVE OUT TODAY-~FOLLOW THE SIGNS head back for Chicago and the reco.rd of. 1:153/5 for 6', fur­ Churchill Downs opened Its (ail me why. I'can only ssy that when.. drove in four la 4L1 vlctoiy over Hawthorne Gold ,Cup on Oct. ii. longs in winning ths $28,700 Mid­ The Tank could be the begin­ Only games scheduled. ' " LicSure drew an opening hnind Jack McBride . NC 7 iron . . ..Hank J#8lo-yski w’aa meeting with Boriia'star c$4.20l w<5 ItaVe the ball on our oppon' ^ AT THE GARDEN OROVE PhiUteo. Bob Wilcox za'ded the Nino Pagtfni Award PLAN to ATTENDATTEND TTHE PROGRESS RALLY , Round Table won the Qold Cup west Handiclip at Hawthorne. winning the $5,000' Miss Woodford ning of the revival of the Steeler Tuesday’s Sehedute ’ « bye and then oiiated- Harvey Tlnk- I et le' t\vo-.,'ard line snt} onr cheeo offense, which had beenlthe aour- * ham 6-3, 6-3, and Fran Leary 6*1. .jriMc'B'rieiid, - PiratM-^Won hla Jtm Melod}’ ; . . . , . a# Cheney Tech's "outstanding ELKS CLUi.Jl. ilSMM ^LLST.. L_, ...... MANCHESTER.. . last^ye^r. He also took the U.N, Swoon's Son ran sixth and (ailed ^ r s e . BUco ($4.80) won the $5,- | Ing section swings Into action t* San" Francisco at ■ Milwaukee, W EDNE^DfY. SEPT. 17— 4:30 P.M. l^ J957. But there wrb no beatine est In the National LeagOa for te

■'L\ ; t - '.tf r l A‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNh MONDAV, SEPTEMBER 18, 1988 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHiBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1968 PAGE fifteen Articles For Sale 45 Automobilea for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BIJ A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHUKTEN Mkip WantM) — Male 36 Btiildins Materials 47 MODEL MAKER. Prefer 5 veara MOTO-MOWER, Toro. Jacobsen Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Business Locations Hoosm for $ale 72 Hoosea For Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Wanted—Real Estate 77 Classified 1»M POtrtlAC ronvertlble, mdlo M A M RliliBlSH CO. Full time In ■ tool maKlitg or model exper­ rotary, reel or riang t y ^ power and heater, Hydramatlc, New .Cleaning, removal aervlce, land ience, Research k Oevelopmqjjt mowers. Toro Power Handle. yOUR WEEKLY SAVINGS Are You Getting for Rmit 64 PORTER ST, Section, 24 Munrb BU tires Best offer over $05.' Must scaping, lawns mowed, diivewsy ROOM FOR^EiNT. hot <"ater, NEW LISTING SIX ROOM-rColonlal bi very de- ARB YOU CONSIDBRlira W hen oning out jEHkiMSC ts to cautims A nd THB RICKS HE'LL TAKE 10 GET TilERE Dept, Timing devices. Idea man Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 Main. LIST MARRIED? bath, shower, beat and narking. Six room Bnglizlt Colonial. Exml- ■irable location. Lot 800' deep SELLtNG YOUR PROPBHTTT sell. Call MI .1-709O, sealing patching. Metal, card­ MI 8-7968. Ot!FICE SPACE avautbla, 178 Advertisement ABOUT THE TVPE OF REfTAUdANT HE GOBF TO­ OUST BBlNe US TDOHNS BLUE PLATE VIRUS.PlEASE.' with ingenuity. Liberal employe Are You Going Ml 8-140f Main St.; first floor, heated. 'Mark­ Two-Family, 8-6, near Main Street, lefit condiUon. KeW 'paint. ylVeat with many shade teees. Three We will apprzdae your property board drums Ml 9-9757. benefits. Apply Personnel Dept. Canadian Lumber $89 per M' 3d and 16d Common HOUSEKfiEPJNG? ing apace. References required. twoKE —A honey of a‘ record of his sdmlniatratlon in Knmlcnskl. CARPENTER—Experienced In all EIXTERIOR and Interior patn'Ung. SEWING MACHINE - Operators BABY'S BASSINET arid bathlnet, $10.50 half ,o*rd. Edward Yeo­ Store' ih Waterbury. "Connecticut’s 5-5126. ■One out on Ijtke Street Is real nice Personals 3 ■ flclda ol carpentry. Contract or Ceilings refinished. Paperhangtng. Experienced preferred but will mans. PI 2-8002. AT CENTER - Room for rent, near cottage. 75 ft. on lake. Price holding doivn the forces of infla­ 1919 FORD 2 door, good condition, in good condition. MI 3-0244. Largest Furniture Store." ■ aJa n c HESTER - Excellent ^x and very sensibly priced. $9,000. Call Madeline Smith. Real­ LANDSCAriNC, new lawns nnd reasonable hourly rates. Ml 3-0731, Wallpaper booka. Gstlmatea given. train if applicant is familiar with bus, breakfast free parking. Ml COVENTRY Four room house. tion," Dei Sesto said. gniiig to rrdlege, Musi sell Ml Situations Wanted— 9-4401. room Cape with living room din­ BOLTON - tor Ml 9-1642. Then Martineau chimed in: DEPENDABLE — Drivers wanted plaiilings UoMcgn Irninerl fterson- Fully covered by Insurance. Call miscellaneous family sewing. 15 H P. EVINRITDE motor and one FULLY AUTOMA'nC Westing- Cellar, garage. Newly decorated, Another "must sell" deal . . to form csr-pool to UConn. MI- 3-7252 nc| I'.ctalfl Miller. Ml 3-5561 S A N BtULDERS—Roofing, car- Female 38 Garden— Farm— Dairy ing area combination. Full cellar, "He said the Democrats are try­ Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1003. Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. man boat, $125. Call Saturday house washing machine. Good central heating system. Lake large lot, city utilities. *ocated on four room ranch wiUj an overrflzed 8-2338. penliy, aluminum siding, nl rm only. MI 9-1077. Products 50 condition, $40. MI 3-7084, privileges. Children welcome, $90. ing to manufacture an issue on the HTllRFS, Offices Floors cleaned windows nnd doors, Jalousies, PROFESSIONAL Exterior and In­ COMBINATION — Bookkeeper and COMPETENT middle-aged lady Apartments— Flats— quiet street yet convenient to garage. Many e.xtras. Terrific lo­ Suburban for Sale PI 2-7848 cation. Vacant. cost of living.” VACUUM (XEANERS repstred tn T railers fi-A and waxed Reason,-rhlc nnri neat. nwnmgs. Phone MI 9-5704, BU terior painting Painters and pa- saleswoman, age 21 to 50, needed desires baby-sitting evenings. Cail LIKE, NEW. Universal uprigl t va- PEPPERS—Egg plants and toma­ Tenements 63 schools, church and shopping. Additional 8 Per Cent r my own home shop. Forty years ■Ntoflern erinipnient .MI 3-6670. 9-3537. perhangcr available on short no­ particularly for Thursday nighta MI 9-2671 or Ml 9-5145 after 6 p.m. cuiirn cleaner. $12. Metal frame toes. Bring containers. 336 Hills- Musical Instruments 53 Asking $12,700, Six room home, Owner Just railed from Florida COLUMBIA LAKE—Custom built, MnRTi.KiioMp:a full cellar with new Timken oil on this one and said "SELL IT Martineau and Del Sesto quoted factory experience. An makes, low Kozv, UHrfl' (47- tice. Free estimates. Bernard Lo­ and all day Saturdays. Also, part- wall mirror, $6. Carbed, $5. Lamp, town Rd., Manchester. ATTRACTIVE—Three room apart­ Wanted to Rem 68 seven room home, dishwasher, Eisenhower aa saying that during 10). rxiPlIrnI 1 ■omliMnii II.non. WOMAN WILL take care o f chil­ burner, garage, in convenient lo­ QUI(?K” 5 'i tXKims. full basement, rates, free estimates, free ptckii zier, Coventry, PI 2-6452. time for other days, Excellent Juice -squeezer, toasteb, bread LARGEST — Selection of name ment Vernon, exclusive nelghlyir- playroom, double garage trees, the Truman administration living and delivery. Mr. Miller Jr no .IrnHrn'A Itu (nlwH'-fl IP Hou.seholfl Services Ro4iring'Siding 16 pay. Inquire In person. Shoor dren days in her own home. Call mixer, wood saw, each $1. Screw, TOMATbES—Pick your own. 50c brand b'and and orchestra in­ hood, modern conveniences, efer- YOUNG MARRIED couple desires cation. Asking $11,990. New six fireplace, combination windows, many extras. Carlton W Hutch­ lltthlo I Rolllnp noiitr -HA, MI 3-0763. room ranch, two full baths, two- etc. Was asking $17,000 , . , look costs rose 47 per cent and that 3-8904. Offered 13A Jewelers. 2 to 4 p.m. clamp ice skates, magazine rack, basket. Michael Kurys French struments. organ and pianos In ences requited. Young business apartment with garage, PI 2-6448 ins Ml 0-5132. during the Eisenhower admthlstra- : MnnAfirlrl, flAifiolrl 9 4 479 RDDFINg , s id in g , painting. Car­ P.oad, Bolton, off Route 85, car garage. AA zone. New eight It over. Jiis loss could be your gain. Private Instructions^ 28 WOMAN DESIRES position as brown ice skates, size lOVi, per- eastern Connecticut. New. used, couple preferred. Call at 6 p.m,, or MI 3-.5008. Uon the Inrrease has been only an RIDE WANTED Hnrtfnifl O nlrr WEAVtNO of biimi, moth holes pentry. Alterations and additions. WAITRESS and counter worker, feet condition Ice skates, size 6, rentals, repairing. Ward Krause, MI 9-28.37. room horne, two full -baths, two- Three acres and the land backs BOLTON—Six room Cape. 2 unfin­ to ManrhfHter, ft pm, Ml 9-3ftfi4 Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ HARTFORD full time. Apply In person. Patio housekeeper or companion. V/rlte HERE AT LAST, canning and eat­ WANTED—Unfurnished, 4 or 5 car garage, AA zone. Elsie Meyer up to a State-stocked fishing ished, fireplace, full cellar, knotty additional 8 per cenb and torn clothing, hosiery runs, Box B. Herald. shoe roller skates, size 7. books, 87 Walnu' St., Ml 3-5336. After today's brief conference after 7 p.m. Auto Drlvlnjt School 7-A hnndbagn repaired, zipper re­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 269 Autuntn TUTORING SCHOOL Drlve-In, Broad and West Middle chairs, screens. MI 9-0120. ing peaches and pears. At ’^otti's TWO APARTMENTS—5 and 6 clean rooms. 1st or 2nd floor, by Agenev, Realtors, Ml 0-.5524 or stream. , On Rt, 6, another 5’ j pine cabinet."!, formica counter. roomer with basement garage, the President, wearing a political placement. umhrellsa repaired, St. Ml 3-4880, 721 MAIN ST. JA 5-8009 Tpke. WOMAN DESIRES care of pre- Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. PIANO TUNING. We are the only room, modern, heat, hot 'vater. older couple. Prefer ai’tomalie MI 3-6930. Ijike privileges Call owner, MI firm in this area tuning pianos Adults only. Sciuth Coventry PI heat or heated. Call JA 5-0408, 8 etc. Good neighbors. 9.5656. button with the numerals 4954, had Automohile.a for Sale 4 EARI.Y S DRIVING School Dual men's shirt collsrs reversed snyl achool child In my home MI FIVE-4 Duplex, oil steam furnaces, conlrnl. staodiiid ami niilrminlic replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ RAY'S ROOFING CO„ ihlngle and JR.-SR. HIGH SUBJECTS SALE.SIJtDIES — Full time, good MoCULIOJCH CHAIN saw for sale, electronically. Others use the old- 2-6293, to 10 a.m or 4 to 6 p.m, Bolton Center . . . large lot with his picture taken with the Rhode built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ alarting aalary, experience pre­ 9r7193. Household Goods 51 excellent condition, ccnlrally lo­ a view, six rpom colonial with Island candidates on the pozxA of BEFORE YOU BUY a 'iscd car i-ara Day or evcnliiE appolnl- ing Shop. MONDAY-TUESDAY-THURSDAY used very little. Call MI 4-0900. fashioned by ear method. Ward ANDOVER tor work; roof, chimney repairs. ferred, Apply in peraon, Tot's 'N Krause. MI 3-5336. APARTMENT FOR RENT - Bed- cated, $14,900, Carlton W Hutch­ breezeway and two car garage. his temporary office at the U.S. tea Gorman Motor Sales. I4ulck nieiila t'iass rnnm mail in lions lor 3:30 5:00 P.M. ANTIQUE f u r n i t u r e , silver, FU4T FINISH Holland window Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-Z211; Ray Teena, 9.56 Main St. Dojis—Birds— Pets 41 14" JIG SAW and motor, girls’ room and kitchen, furnished, for Farms and I.tenor saxophone, used, two adults, including gas, elec­ nancing If necessary. Excellent It was by 4,954 votes that Del Street. MI 9-4571 Open evenings EARN CHRISTMAS money now! TWO PEDIGREED Welsh Corglea. $2. MI 3-8,569. bought and sold Furniture Repair excellent condition. I guarantee tricity heat and hot water Call FOR DIFFERENT sizes aprt types MANCHESTER, 251 West ^enter condition. hot water baseboard heat. H acre metal Venetian hlinds ai a new Serrice. Ml 3-7449. Sesto lost the 1956 gubernatorial low price Keyi made while you FUR THE best In shingle and built Preparation for Our holiday bualne.sa slaria now. AKC regiatored. It weeks old. 1 this hard to obtain Instrument for Ml 3-7636 or MI 9-4587. of farms and land tracts within 20 St, Only $16,900. Tops in value! New ranches in Bolton Center lot, no closing cost. election when Uie State Supreme NEED A CAR and had your credit MORTMKTCS Manchester's lead Full size 6 room Colonial, IG. wait Marlow'e. up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS Earn a good Income In your free male, 1 female. MI 3-0,578. BABY'S FIR.ST chair either In one year. Ward Krause. •Jn 3-5.336. miles of Hartford. Lawrence F. being b\iilt by Valentine Model Court threw out that many ballots turned down? Short on do-wn pay Ing driving scl’.,,o| Three skilled, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin lime. Juat ahowing Avon'a world VACUUM CLEANERS bought, FOUR-ROOM Apartment, ■'ccond Flano, Broker. Ml 0-5910. baths, family size kilrhen, at­ $12,750 Almost new 4 'j room ment? Had a repossession? Don't cniii Icons Inslrliclors Class l oom Saturdays, 9-12 A.M. exchange or sell for plajiipcn. MI house open dally. Ix>oklng for as disqualified. Republicans pro­ FURNITURE REPAIRINtl An MI 3-7707. fammia gift book. Avon Coamet- GERMAN SHEPHERD — Pure sold, repaired, any make. Ml $1,000 professional accordion. floor, hot water, no furnace - adult tached garage. Well landscaped. Ranch. All the extras plus plastered gtva up! Ses Douglas Motors, get Inslnictlons for 15 16, 17 year Begin Sept. 20th. , 9-4896. 9-3651 after 5. value . . , these homes top, them tested and are making the can­ llques reslored Fiirnltiiie Repair Ir.a. JA 2-1756. black puppies. AKC registered, ex­ This instrument has been re­ family. Ml 3-4751. 5 Convenient to Center. 'Anderson all. Acre lots, two car garageli. walls, Ijirge lot. $2,100 as.sumes the lowdown on the lowest down oirls. Telephone Mr Mintlock 111 Houses for Kale 72 Wopperer. AD 6-2378, 4'-.'% mortgage, celed ballots an issue this year. Service Talcollvllle .MI 3 7119 Enroll At Any Time cellent blood line. Phone weekdays TWO NYIXIN snow tires, Town FRANK IS starting to buy and sell possessed and can he had for bal­ etc. Drive out and see. You’ll love and smallest paymcnls anywhere recto, of firlver Kdiicnilon. Ml HeatiriK and I’lumbintt 17 MAIDS A I New York homea. ance due of only $397.46. Ward DESIRABLE Five-Room Apart­ See GOP Sweep In R. I. Not a amall loan or finance coin 9-7396 Small ClassoH - Individual Atlcntlon after 5, MI 3-5805, Saturday, Sun­ and Country tread. 760x15 mount­ good used furniture and antiques $10,500—SIX ROOM Colonial, alum­ them. $13,000 -Six room 4 bedroom Del Sesto said he and hta col­ RADIO Rl'IPAIRH on any make— Live-in. To $220 monthly. F'ree day, phone any time. Krause. MI 3-5336. ment. Heat, hot water included. MANCHESTER —Six room Cape, pany plan. Douglas Motors. 33.1 ed. $30 each, unmounted $25. MI at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-6580. Hours inum storms, double garage, good excellent condition, large klti hen, VERNON Cape. Plastered walls, large lot, leagues told Eisenhower "There is LAR.SO.N'S, ( 'minecllent s flrsi li­ all iimpllflera and phonographs 24 HOUR Immediate service. , Re­ RUS.SIAN, French, German. By room, boanl: fare advanced. Available . October 1. Call MI Main Street. , modeling, repairing, new InatalJa- Welle Gem Agency, 35 Lincoln, 9-5.500, in-8 p.m Closed Sundays. CONN TENOR saxophones, brand 9-1919, between 5-7 p.m. location Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 3 bedrooms, on bus line. Full base­ Just listed n sweetheart of a small brook, amesite drive, one car no question In our minds there will censed driving sriiisil Triilnrd and changera Over 4'f years tolsl qiiiilifiod Icncher. Call after 5 BEAUTIFUL Cocker pups, buff, 10 ranch. Was a model home. Hardly tloiis, electric newer riciining, Roslyn Heiglita, N. Y, new. Beginner^ booklet, 3 mouth­ 9-5132. ment, new copper tubing through­ garage. be a cleqn Republican sweep" In OLDER CARS, mechanics specials, Cerllfird nnd nppinved. Is now experience 90 davs guarantee on pm . Ml .3-0124, weeks old. Champion blood lines, SALE 1-3 OFF on wallpaper Wail lived in. Throe bedrooms, garage, drnl-i pipes cleaned fast and effi­ pieces. Contact Mr. Warwick. MI THREE ROOM — Heated apart­ out. One-car garage. Good financ­ Rhode Island In the November offering cinssronin nnd ' behind all work Pottertnn'i AKC registered. H. C. Chase, Har- tiles 4c a tile, Kentile, from 7c $15,800 — LARGE three bedroom flxtt yourself cars, always a good cient Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0877 WOMEN $5 an hour apare time, Boats and Accessories 46 3-7495. ment centrally located. Ml 9-5229 ing available. Price $12,000. Call basement and a large living-dining BOLTON elertlon.-.. selection. Ijook behind our office. wheel insiruellon fn,- teenagers.. monV Hill, Hebron Rd., Bolton. MI each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, ranch, attached garage, aluminum room. Asking $18,000 . , but RELMONT Rug Uleanlng Com- Bonds— Stock.s MortgaKes 31 Scnaationnl new apparel party 3-5427, or Ml 3-7444. Gaston Realty Companv. MI They reported the President Douglas Motors, .133 Main. M I9 6ri75, pnin- i-'or those rrliri carr nhoiit H.WATSON, PLUMBINO and heat­ plan Wo deliver, collect. Free at the Green. ACX70RDION-Good condition, 120 storms, full cellar Beautiful lot. 9-5731. COVENTRY $3,400 asking—Third Lake water­ SNIPE CLASS aAn.,BOAT—Cus- Near bus. Carlton W. Hutchins, much Interested In the stale pic­ Ihclr rugs phono .Ml 3-0012. I ing roiilractor. New Installnllons, CONSOI.IDATE! Pay worrisome .sample line ..Bcclinc Faahiona, base, two stops, $100. Call MI TWO ROOM Apartment. 419 Vci’y seldom do we get out to front, 32x32 cottage. Needs (lean­ ture and the party's prospects. 1058 FORD Sunllner Intel ceplor j M ANCUKSTKR Driving Academy tom built. Cedar hull, stainless WATKINS ^ North Main St. Tcl. Ml 9-0576 Ml 9-5132. Coventry, but we Just had to list ing, fireplare. Stove and refrigera­ l''iei' pickup nnd delRriy. Free iilteriilKi. work and repair work. debla now wilh a low-coat acennd Benacnville 111. Illinoia. KITTENS 2 guys. 2 dolls, looking 9-2632 any time. CUSTOM ByiLT seven room home, Elsenhower spent about an hour - convertible 3.000 miles Will, lake | now offering clnssinriin and hchmrl steel rigging, Larson sails. Call after 5 p.m. this custom built 6 'j room ranch tor stays No good for swimming. Mniichesici cntlmnlc.s given. Ml 0 3608. moi lgagc $22 25 pci- month per for good home. MI 3-8836. USED FURNITURE (f6ur bedrooms), garage Choice in his office and then returned to trade. Box 845 Iho wheel Instnicllons In, phases $1,000 borrowed Dial CU 6-8697 TR 5-3663. 120 BASE MORESCHI, 3 changes. (XXVIl JUST OFF Porter St. location, five minute walk to elein-1 (’(I acre lot. Full cellar, patio, Sacrifiie sale. of Driver Ediicnlloii ('nil PI EXCHANGE Beautlfu! zlx room Dutch Colunlal his vacation residence across New­ PICKS WI'.ATUK.RSTIflP Unm and nak Frank Burke or Mra. Cal­ WOMAN TO ( LEAN Fridays. Can be seen after 6 p.m, 381 (Ten­ NORTH MAIN ST:, Manchester, entary and high school. Call owner many delightful extras. I'he realis­ PTjYMOUTH 1949 sedan, ’ lack | 2-7219 15 Oak Street Three nice heated rooms, hot for only $19,800. Call R. F Dimock $12,500 near Bolton Almost new port harbor aboard the presidentla, good condition, clean Cordwnod paio', dooiH nnd windows i uslnm Millinery DressmakihK 19 ler how it worka. Connecticut Phone ,MI 9-I1'27. Articles For Sale 45 ter St. Ml 9-010C after 5 p.m. tic price of $21,000 Is far lest, than GOOD TOP SAIL. Call MI S-60'77. 4 Ladder back chairs $30. water. Phone JA 3-1549. & Co., Realtors, Ml 9-6245 or Mr. the owners have In this tu me. Im­ 4 room ranch, all the extraa plus cabin cnil.ser Barbara Anne. He ■aw rig. Easy loading PI 2 7211. work giiiininlced Call MI 9-1563 Morlgago Exi hange, 15 Ia?wia St., Bemle Cantor, TR 5-3495 afli-i 6 p.m DItKS.S.MAKINl, n I I e r a 1 I n n s, Hartford. 18" TORO ROTARY mower, dis­ Gateleg Table $15. MANCHESTER GREF.N Section- mediate occupancy, bn.semcnt garage. I-flrge ibt Imme­ arranged a brief atop on the way 1987 FOUR^ODR "210 ' CTievinlel M otoi'i’.Vflc.s— Bicyt U'.s 11 iiienilmg anil iiiniing dune In my Help W anted — .Male 36 continued model. Regular „$69 95. 3 Piece Living room set $.50 WeariiiR Apparel— Furs 57 Ideal neighborhood for children. RO afVlLLE diate occupancy. to greet the crew of the British now $49 95. Marlow's, 867 Main St. ACrr QUICK for rral buy on 1957 Antique Pine chest of drawers $15. FIVE ROOMS to rent. Inquire 39 (X X V in i-N E W slx room Colonial, Powerglldc. Oond i nndilmn, $1,600. i I-'I.IKiR Clcnnuu' SciA'lrp .liidkina' Iiitinr- Alan tifliid made crocheted $17,900. Being built by Joseph Six room Ranch, on 15.000 square Twenty-five rooms, yes 25, and sloop Sceptre, challenger in the MANCIIK.STFR CYCI.F, SHllP and .Solus Siindmr ami icfliunidng or knilled gifta Tcl MI .'1-73211 for Business Opportunities 32 SfTIlOOD Bl’S driv'era. 7:30 a.m. to electric Btarting 40 h.p. Scott-At- 8 folding metal Chairs $2. each. CHESTER FURRIERS remndels Grove St. foot landscaped lot. Large at­ $15,400 Almost new 5’.j room Rockville. TR 5-9093. water wilh remote controls, four Rosetlo on Broad Street. near It is not a hotel but a five 'a 'lly America's cup races which start rHIji nrw mnl iinpiI hihrA '{rimiriN uooden rinoi.s Rcaiiliful floor.s | a free crttlmale or come to 211 k'air- 9 a m. 2 to 3:30 p.m. Call MI PRE-SEASON chain saw .pedal. 6 coil he'd springs $5. each. furs for $19 95 Fur storage $2. tached garage, screened porch, home. Heie is a challenge for a Ranch, built-in appliances, base­ here Satiii-day. 1949 BUICK four done sedan, fiillv i I.OOK! $1,000 a month dl.stributinR: 3-2414 between 10 am . 2 p.m. Sava up to 30% on Clinton saws propellers. MI 9-1036. Antique desk $25. Cleaning and glazing $3. Call MI- Waddell School. l ’ 'a baths, bullt-ln ment gatage, 2 acre lot. Immedi­ nil mMlif’8, nl.Nt* hny*» lU'fd ‘'tKr.x out spciialli- All t\'pcs of lloornl \’le\v St to aec for voiiraelf. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. stove and oven. Completely land­ flagstone patio. 4% GI mortgage. handy-man who ran turn his idle Meanwhile, Eisenhower was be­ equipped, excellent condition, II.Mi Srr f'U |if|ir.*i, 119 \Vr.s| MifJ done h\ mio hliic PI 2-71 Oil. j VX-rt. Rtvstorea ('Mi 'r battery life. New and used. Capitol Equipment Walnut bedroom set $55. 9-7218. May be seen any time b.y appoint­ ate occupancy. WIDD TRADB: new IS' ft. cabin Call MI 9-4071 from 5-7 onlj'. scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery time Into a profitable venture Pos­ ing kept closelv posted ns usual on Call MI 9 1454. tllo 'I'plw' f’liniH’ Ml 9 ‘J09R Pi'onjiects everywhere. Millions HTCH SCHOOL hoy for general Co., 38 Main St., Ml 3 '79.58. Mahogany bedroom set $69. ment. Only $16,500. Call Owner MI sible to add a few more apart­ Mo vine:— Triirkinji— tirug .store work Experienced cruiser for (ie luxe 16 ft runabout. In 91 days. R. F. Dlmock A Co., $16.000—Route 85 6 room Capa. the Far EJasf picture and on the IIAVU TIMI': Will Wink All odd Bold SnlcH guaranteed. PNc lusive 8 Piece dining room set $50. ROCKVILLE—Tiiiee large rootri 9-8658, ments. Five garages, tool slied, continuing integration crisis—par- KN<;USM lilt Vi If' :>n tlirrr KiTfd ii> nil V I iinr- I'lvcrvlliinj* in opportunity, k’ree kit. National preferred Mu.st have driver’s POWER MOTORS-Entire stock at Tel. MI 4-8037. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Wanted— To Buy 58 Realtors MI 9-6245, Barbara Stone fireplace, aluminum com- S lora u e 20 headed apartment with bath. Tel. and plenty of land. Right in the binallons, 2-car garage. 18x20 out liciilarlv the school shutdown sit­ Alufl, liMiiil liiJilifH iLNrrllnil I'nii OU| «!'<•' i-nliv I’ ? Dynamica. 220 Ka.at 23rd, Dept. licen.se. Miller Pharmacy. ensr. No down payment, 20 months Until 9. Woods, 5II 9-7702 Robert W Ag­ Look Alikes Are Fun to pay Cole's Discount Station, 436 WANTED TO BUY TR 5-3603 new Ml 3-6878, Joseph N. Ash­ renter of town. Priced at $17,000, building with running 'water 4 uation at Little Rock. Ark. dtl Ion 14 I Pat It Si MOVP; BY TRAIUCR van. It’§ lenn (.’k-f>, New York <'ity. Help Wanted —Male 36 Closed Mondays owners will carrv a substantial WA.SlIINi; .MACIIINKS Repiilred pxpcuiaivi*-One load InnTend tif Center St. Good used resaleable furniture, ford. MI 0-681S, or Robert D Mur­ FOSTER ST. acres. Ideal for horses nr other There have been reports the last also small upright and spinet MANCHESTER dock. Ml 3-6472. first mortgage. This is worth in­ animals. All innkp,n nnd Plmnr ^1I two or three-• KtiHirr londiriR nnd SKI AND BOWI.. ( ’nllogr town. MEN PART TIME Rear] Herald .4dvs. STERILIZED—Used furniture (or vestigating. couple of days that Eisenhower 9 I TiO BuaineH.s hloi k, brick front. \ FALL PI.ANTING or landscaping? every room Including upholstered pianos. GREEN MANOR I.arge 6-6 duplex, in an excellent may end some time this week the unJoiiflOiK - l>latlnrtivp, dljfntflfd EARN UP TO $1 00 PER HOUR $25,600 Wntroug Rd Six room AR(’ alleya: operating 6 to 11 p.m. Ixmking for top quality clean furniture, springs, appliances and GARDEN APARTMENTS (XU) MANCHESTER - New six location. One apartment vacant on SPECHAL work-vacation he started hero Floral Show-Off! and Hmart "The Rent for l/fna." rtxjm ranch home in Kockledge Ranch, 1’ '.. baths. 2 fireplaces fin­ ('I.OTIIKS UNK pnlPN In.Klnllrfl 24 toam.R ill ieague.M, .3 .entala, loam? Call Ml 3-8603. Sandstone, antiques, in excellent conditicin. Watkins Used Furniture sale. Selling for $18,000 T, J. I-ocal builder will build oversized Aug. 29. But whether he would go (>lf| jKtlf'.s M'lmiN'rfl iiMil rrHf'l ItPa The Austin A. ChnrnlierH gravel, fill. section. IH baths, ceramic tile Crockcll, Realtor. MI 3-1577. ished recreation room. Extra 4 I'Jnni MJddle Turnpike, Ml 3 3187 $2,700 annually; ski tlays and 40% off on new rhattresses Le- Exchange On West Middle Turnpike four bedroom Colonial on Spring directly back to Washington Is un­ ntjnnl)li' Alsn 19 ( ’lu'\i n|oi tnn niiil work evening.s. $39,000, I'ne-half You aic presently employed Blanc Furniture Hospital, 195 Juat Off the Parkway kitchen counters. Attached garage, St., bail! and a half, pla.stercd r(K>m home with basement garage, lljirlfotd ("M 7-I42S. WOULD you like foot comfort? E V. TONGREN 15 Oak Street amesite drive, fully landscaped work.shop and office, 2-rar garage, certain. There ts talk of an in-be­ half plalfni III Inn h MI '» tiown. Royal Kraser, Poullnry, Have ''ar South St., Rockville. TR 5-2174. wails, fireplace nnd etc Large Consult your "Mason" shoe coun­ REAL ESTATE BROKER 3'-i-4'-j-5'J room apartments lot, $19,800. Call R F. Oimock Co.. electric overhead door. Two wells, tween slay at his farm home at MANt'llKSTKlt I’arUnRe IVlivery. Vt. Are over 21 THIS NEWl.Y painted Colonial wooded lot. Selling for less than Gettysburg, Pa. AIHWA Y VAi 'Ul'M Sales Mild Srt'V- selor. The shoe with no breaking BRAND NEW beautiful rose ' 'ige are now renting (or (all occupancy. Realtors. Ml 9-6245 Barbara 2 driveways. hiRht tmckiiiR and pai ka^j drliv- In period R. C. Jewett. Ml 3-5532. Rooms Without Board 59 style home features a lovely large $25,000. Invcsllgalc Now Press secretary James C. Hag- ice Alan go.id liliva n 1 ninny Y O U C A N “ Anything In Real Estate!” all wool 9x18 rug. Very rea.sonabie. See the furnished model apart­ Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert W Ag­ living room, nice dining lom, I ^ imikc.a of lINcd Vllrlmi 01 \' UofrtROiatniH. waahoiH and erty told newsmen yesterday that i«. TMionp I ninvo movuiR HpociaPv k'nlding Money to Loan 3.3 Call JA 8 7919. ROOM FOR RENT Inquire State ments. Open daily and Sunday 11 new Ml 3-6878. Joseph N. Ash­ kitchen with breakfast nook pan­ T. ,1. CROrKF'TT. RHALTOR VERNON Ml 3 52III nflcl 6 p III -j Ml 3-5321 he had no definite Information I rhaiiH for m il. Ml 9 (i7ri2. Earn High Income Talldr Shop, 8 Blssell Ml 3 7383. a.m. to 8 p.m, ford. Ml 9-6818, or Robert D Mur­ try. Three good sized bedrooms, ABANDON ALL BILUS-Apply for \Voik you own hnifs KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney. BRAND NEW 30" Tappan four dock, Ml 8-6472. Ml 3-l,'-)77 $14,700—Nice 514 rtxim ranch, about the President's plans, but KIIIHV SAI.U.S and Scivlrc 119 ' 38 Maple St Tel. Ml 3-4327 Afte 8:30 Ml 8-5047 GREEN MANOR tile bath, attic for storage, 2-car cn|iiplcle with extras, extra (in- a tat. 2nd. or 3rd mortgage Con- \Vork in your own area burner electric surface unit. Ben­ garage and is Juat a few steps that ho hoped to discu-ss the mat­ Brnnfnid SI . Mimche.atin tie ' I'aiutinj;— Paperinji 21 solldHtp your debts Into one easy Have pleasant, steady work gal oil-gas combination -ange. PLEASANT—Large healed room. CONSTRUCTION CO (X X n ) —SIX room Cape, Ftmahed MANCHFSTFR laljcd room In basement. Dead end ter with Eisenhower today. pitiia on all make \'ai mim clean­ Manchestcir Shopping Parkadc recreation room, garage covered from bus. Please call Elva Tyler, WEST GARDNER .ST.-Large five street IjOw ta.xes VA or FHA fi­ \ \ ^ payment. You may have $1,0(10 for In a home mainletiahce business Easy combination washer-dryer. Free parking. On busline. 146 Realtor. MI 9-4469. The President still has tenta­ ers ot^TKIPK ANF> tn.sido paintlnR. na little sa $10 a month No red No selling, no canvassing. 52,000 B.T.U. oil heater, heats 4-5 Center St., Ml 3-5002. Manchester, Connecticut patio Beautiful landscaped yard, room ranch. plastered wails, nancing, Immediate occupancy. tively scheduled at the Newport ftoo oaliinaloH i all J^nllon, Ml tape. Unlimited funds Bvallahle for rooms. Kitchen end heater (or choice location. $17,800. K F. COVENTRY—6H room nearly new aluminum combinations, city While House tomorrow a confer­ .'1 . Nn .jfdi Inn Nmall. Ca l l c h 9-5218, 10 a .m -h p .m . SEPTIC TANKS PLEASANT ROOM-Central, hot Phone MI 3-2618 Dlmtxik A Co., Realtors. Ml 9-S24S, water and sewers. Must sell. WEST SUPFIELD Building— ContracliiiR 14 conalrucllon of new homes Cnil bottl1^d ga.s'. All items to be sold Ranch. Storms. On Rout- 44. ence with Atty. Gen. W'lUlam P. ,1 Indnv for eaah tomorrow Central AND $13,200 water, heat, separate entrance, Barbara Wooila, Ml 9-7702 Robert HAa pnprrhanf^lng Renlty Co. JA 7-0196. 54 (Tuirch SI. Co., 15 Oak, m 3-5171. gentlemen, parking, Ml 3-4724.- W Agnew, Ml 3-6878. Joseph N Broker. MI 3-6S21. six room ranch, broczeway BIUWFI.I Home Imfiiovenietd t>> (lood clean workinannhhip at rea steady relief work, excellent 'vork- I (or rent Phone MI 3-1865 or MI home. All the improvements plus lem.s, Altonitlonn. ndcIMInnn Kninsr?! Evenings AD 2-2124. Establishc(I PLUGGED SEWERS CAPE COD i 3-7222. Ashford, MI 9-6818. or Robert D. and garage, plastered walls, largo nonnhie rnten 30 vearn In Man IngJ conditions. Miller Pharmacy. WHITE REFRIGERATOR, ice can PLEASANT ROOM—Near hath (or Murdock. Ml 8-64T2. rooms. Nice lot, city water and very low, taxes. Owner willing to Tho.se problems are directly re­ RiMifinp nnd exports Almn i 928, MANCHESTER - Six finished room lated to the Supreme Court de­ chenter. Raymond Fiske. Ml • 6 nmmii • Conjplelely pe- be used, $25. Good for ' Ottage. school teacher or gentleman. Free Cape, baapment garage Brick. sewers. Owner moved to New Jer­ carry 2ml mortgage. Must sell. Im­ Inum rinphohrdn n npruliiltv tl?i 9-9237 Machine Cleaned Parking. 54 High St. till),-B olton—Beautiful (oui room mediate occupancy. cision calling for an immediate go- Ft cxurllt'd wnrkmnnwhtfi lOnnv hurtr- decorateil • Ameaite drive • MI 9-2837. FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. Other listings. Call P. V. Tongren. sey. Immediate occupancy. Help Wanted— Feiiialc .35 Septic Tanka, Dry Wells. Sewer ranch 1'4 years old. 84. acre lot ahead on racial Integration at Cen­ ft tormn 9-flt9^ or PH f\-9in9 RAlN'PKR ANT> paperlmiiKcr, Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ Nice aerluded lot • Minimum Apply 26 Knighton St. Broker. MI 3-6321. Lawrence F. Fiano For other listings and further In­ down payment, with apple orchard. Paneled flre- tral High School In Little Rock— (loroi'Htcir. (hxKt clean )nti, rrnann- CI.EANING woman once a 'veek. proofing Done. U.SED NINE cubic foot Philco re­ TWO—Light housekeeping rooms. THREE ROOM heated apartment, pface wall,- basement large porch MANCHESTER — Five bedroom Broker formation and to Arkansas Gov. Orval-p. Ai .i'k'UATM )NS to kltrhrnn, hath able price. S. Ycnchn, Ml 9-69M monin Httlra, ('cllara poruhra or Vicinity of Manchester Bolton frigerator; MI 9-5426. Apply 4 Chapel St. new electric range and refrigera­ -..$14,500 F..A. or V.A. R. F. nearly new. I.,arge rooms, conven­ Ml 9-5910 Faiibus' subsequent order closing nfirt 5 p m. town line. Call MI 9-1454. tor. Also garage. Adults only $llb, Dimock A'Co , Realtors. Ml 8-5245, ient. Call P. V. 'Tongren, Prokcr. LAWRENCE E, ElANO, the .school plavi'oom f?hmihln^. unrprntry McKin n e y b r o s . WESTINGHOUSE electric stove. ROOM WITH kitchen privlteges. BOWERS SCHOOL Section near olrutrlcn' nnd ntnaoniy Aluminum R. F. DIMOCK Cd. Write Bo.x L, Herald. Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 Robert MI 3-6321. Eisenhower .vesterda.v attended Baby car seal with steering wheel, centrally located. Single or double, W Agnew. Ml 3-6878, .loscph N. new high school nnd pronosed Broker aldiiiK (.inrnRon, (‘ottnRPa, out Sewerage Disposal Co. MI services at a Navy chapel. After \VAN'ri‘’l> ralntiMR ami plaMrrtnK babv scales. Good condition. Ml smalt babies accepted. See Mrs. 3 'i ROOM heated apartment, $93. Ashford Ml 9-6818, or Robert D: Available Older Homes Junior high. 6H room Cape. Two MI 9-5910 tmtldltiRH room ndddlomi Nunldr )oh«. experienced fall MI 9-4947. I so-182 Pearl St. — Ml 8-5808 3-7013. . Dorsey, 14 Arch St. full baths, storm windows and the seiwii-es he plaved golf at the ICnRinfurlnK Companv, lm\ 34 Also 4'., room heated apariinent, Murdock, MI 3-6472. MANCHB.STER FOR $13,000 - Newport Country Club. 5846 $10.5. Including stove and refrig­ screens; aluminum siding, over­ OnU Rl MT 3 H21 Nin e c u b ic ft. refrigerator, good ONE OR TW05-Rooms, Working 6-Rqom American Colonial, oil S I 4 , 9 0 0 erator. Available October 1st. TWO FAMILY BRICK—5-5H. en­ hca(, porch, nice lot with pri­ sized garage, trees. Call Owner. Wanted— Real Estate 77 WK NKKI) KKIJABl.E "■"iking condiUon. very clean. couple, use of kitchen, free nark­ closed glass porch, all copper MI 9-6680. AI.I TYPES of 1 anient IV Work ing. Ml 3-2822. Nice location. Call MI 3-7925, any vacy, city utilities, walking dis­ dime, iilleiallons donners, mof NEW RANCHES MEN AT ONCE! Ideal for home, cottage or rumpus time: ' ' . ' plumbing, aluminum storm win­ room. Price $35. Call after 4 p.m. tance to shopping, school bus. ANDOVER Six room new Ranch, LlSTINUb w a n t e d , alngle and Ing porches, etc Call Ml 9 5961 e lliilll-ln range ami nven ■ ATTRACTTVELY — Fui-nished dows, two car gkrages, near bus, ELIJNGTON FOR $13,8(10 Weddings Full baspinenl e Paneled IF MI 3-1435. ,• T w o IX)CAL school teachers have school and store. Now prlcc(l to 3 bedrooms, living room and din­ two-family houses. Member of room for one or two gentlemen 5-Rpom Bungalow Style Just MLS Howard R Haatlngs, Real flrephfl-e wall e Oil linl wa­ ★ I nn are over '!L a vacancy for a single girl In their sell. Call Paul J. Correnti, Brok­ ing area. Granite fireplace, book­ REX WE NOW HAVE AN UNUSUAL with complete kitchen priv4leges. over the Rockville line. .Fire­ cases, built-in range and oven, tor. Ml 91107 any time ter heal ■ Riiilt with v'arl- 6 room apartment. Quiet private er. MI 3-5363. Parking. Inquire 167 Maple St. place, oil heat. 5-car garage (3 Beaverstock-Nauroan ARTESIAN WELLS ahle'-aoor plan e Choice, of e You are bondalile. Ea sy Washer wtdnger type, ex­ location. Cail MI 3-1577. basement garage. Nice poii'h, LOAM cellent condition. Call PI 2-8139. (IV )—MANCHESTER - Six room rented!, large lot. LLSTINGS w-antcd for all types of The marriage ■ of Miss Nancy • It.WOAI.l. AICI.AIU e large Coventry lots e Mlnl- * Yon have a elil-. AT CENTER. Reasonable lOom for .acre lot overlooks Andover I-ake., homes For prompt efficient serv- 8245 SELECTION OF REALLY CHOICE TWO OR THREE room furnished Cape Juat off East "Center Street. MANCHESTER FOR $13,000 - Cell R. K. Dimock Co Reallora. Naunian. 151 Hollister St., daugh­ 3 8 yii. Orilrr now for I'all innin down. ■* Y ou are presently eniplo.ve^i. one or twfi gentlemen with bath, • 6-Room American (Jolonlal with h'e. Cleszynskl-Felber A'gejicy. ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ shower and parking. 29 Hazel St. apartment, all electric kitchen, Beautiful yard, amesite drive, MI 9-5245, Barbara Woods. MI Rlrh. iMiltlviitril tohnrrii TR 5-7059 it Yon can work 10-12 hour, a basement, (Ireplaoe A real nice , 1-car garage, large living .j-oom Margaret Cleszynski, MI B-4291, ert F. Nauman, and David Ro>* Demure little dflylime frocks ftohl lonm. MI 9-7083. y heat, working couple preferred, 9-7702, Roberi W, Agnew, .MI week— $ Woods' Ml B-7702. Robert W Ag. On Above and Other Listings place yesterday in St, Andrew's sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 16, 20 Size 12. YOU CAN KAHN $3.00 TO 18,400 gentleman, parking, private en­ 3-6472. prompt, efficient, courteous serv- find many places In dl.'play ihlsl MANCHESTER trance, bath shared by two other new. Ml 3-6878, Joseph N ' Ash­ $8 500 and up. Episcopal Cliurch in South Orange, .32 bust, short sleeve. 1 .3-1 ,\'ard.a of .80.00 AX HOUR i(-e and appraising without obliga­ Tim 111 Hhow-nfl,' especially when | • An older 7-room home men. 23 Pearl St. MI 3-7236. Rusinois l/ocattom ford, Ml 9-6818, or Robert D; Mur­ *' MI 9-4543 MAIN ST —Sevcq room home, 4 tion, call S. A. Beechler. Realtor. N. J. ■ .35-lxich: O-fi yn’ld conlrasl. made fnmi Hpaiklliig while | NO KXPKRIKN'CK NKKDKD dock. Ml 8-6472. bedrooms. 30 ft. living loom with N(T. 824.5 with Pall-O-I’.iima la that’s like neiv inside apd for Rent ' 64 MANCHESTER — Four bedroom MI 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith, A s ­ Pnltein Nn, 581(1 i'imliun8 cin- fireplace, 2-car garage phis nu­ sociate MI-9-8952. Member Multi­ John Chapman (Johnny Apple- In .size* 3. 4. .5, 6, 7, 8 yeiii.x. .Size We^Traln You To Run Your out (9 4 bedrooms • 2-car (ID—$11,800—$13,050 New subur­ Cape. Two to choose from, $12,000 merous fine features. Paul J. Cor^ seed i died In 1847. ;- ,*■ ( hc| rilre.etiniia; malci liil lequiie-l STORE FOR RENT—Good for any bracket. Out "aSvays—Four room ple I-Jsling Service. • 4, short sleeve, 2' 1-6 yanl.a ol .'1.5- j For Sale Own Floor Waxing Route, BOLTON -Ju.st one dioice spot left at Karage • Nice lot • St. type of business. 216 Spruce St. ban ranches. FlVe rooms, H acre rent!. Broker, MI 3-5383, inch:'3-8 yard ronliast. Two pat­ menu: atlJch IIIukI i uIIomh $17,900 lots, full basements. High eleva­ home, very nice. Full price $7.B00! Send 25c In Coins, foi Ihl.s pal-, WK (JI ARANTEK YOU Rijra Heights. This is a one acre,-\v6ofled lot at the •Tames Parish. Call Ml 9-2997. terns. ' c o n v e r s e CUSTOMERS A.NO , tion, nice view. 10% down. R F. Have plenty of listings of all kinds SIX ROOM Colonial 3 bedrooms, lei 11 to Aimc Cahol, 'I’lie Mam lies-i 12 MYRTLE STREET In all price ranges. Call The Ells­ Send Thlrly-F'ive Uenl.s m emna : NEW COLONIAL IM.51KHIATE i n c o m e ; corner of Bolton Center Road and Riga Lane. $17,900 j TWO ROOM alr-conditioned front Dimock $t Ck). Realtors, MI master bedroom, large living for each patiern to Sue Biii nett, | let levelling Moi ald. 11.5(1 .M l'.. OF i .Mr ctimllltomMl llrt$t 1 9-5246, Bmbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, worth Mitten Agency, Pealtora. room with fireplace, garage and AMEItl<:.\S, NEW VOHK 3(1, N. Y.] JR. 1 office 100% Main St. . locatioiv^ The Manchealer Evening llcinid, floor: H-rooln n|mrttu<'iit rt'iitrd ■ 6 rooms ■ I li hath. • W> turiil.h eniihudenl. suppUril. R. F. DiMOCK CO! NEW RANCH ! Parking available. Apply Mar­ Robert W, Agnew. Ml 8-6878, Jo­ M i 8-6938 or Ml 9-5524. amestlte drive. Hot water oil heal. Faubus May Reopen 1150 AVE* o r A.MERK :\S, NEW PiiiU .Vailie, Aildloss ami PaUeill| itiul (${mvr for anolhhi' on «um'f trninliiii nml Crs'trOMKKX. sn tlial seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818 or Beautiful landscjjping. Excellent Nuinici Add lOc tor each pnl-i nnllt-ln sto>-e and oven a MI 9-5241 i low's. 967 Main St. VERNON—Brand new Cape, ,iour YORK 36, N. Y. Print Name A'l- onil floor; A roomn. thlni Hoof. Three bedrooms a Flreplaee v o r ( AN III N VOI'R OWN FI-OOR ESTER—Several Building A Class "A ” nelghborhooil a Robert D. Murdock, Ml 3-6472. 'location. Paul J. Correnti. Bro­ W AXINU KOI TF. We liave TIIOI - large rooms, expandable lecond drezi with Zone. Style Number and I (d' fli'Nl-class mailing. T4\o-«ar KurnK<’* PAINTING and e Near sehool and bus, KANOS 11$ 'people rallinr .s every lotst have just become available on Bush Hill S bedrooms a Large Jiving THREE RbOM office, ground ker, Ml 3-5383. Size. Add lOc for rarh patiern for Have you a ciipy of our 1958 iveek tor more amt more of* thli room With' paneled fireplare level, Main Street near Center. $11,800 NO CXDSINO costs, attrac­ floor, big lot.'Arteslin well. 'Walk first-class mailing. Needlewoik Album'.' It conlams $ 1 7 ,9 0 0 PAPER HANGING ernminilral flour aaxia. service. Road. Two streets will be bpilt off Rush Hill wall - a Garage a NIee lot Plenty of parking. Phona Ml tive 8 bedroom ranch, ceramic to school. $13,000 Madeline Smith, BUY A HOMli^FIRST Schools After Oct. 7 Send today for the new k'lill & dozens of jirelly designs in cro- into a new area called “ Glendale.”. Now is the with trees. 9-S228, Ml 3-7444. bath.. formica counters; not water Realtor. MI 9-1642. chel, kiut, ombroiilery ami sew; TF.I.FPIlDNE R.F. DIMOGKCO. For loeal Interview or appoint­ heat, excellent construction. 100' ;tS EVA DRIVE 5 room ranch. Winter '.58 issue of our .patlorn SEELERT REALTY CO. time to pick out' your lot in this new suburban 368 WINDSOR ST. Large one year graduate work at the Unix-erslty of plu.s dneilioiis for one kiu( and M T ^ .!)2 4 5 ment—<-n1l Hartford CH 7-5629 CX)MMER(3AL bujinezi or office frontage! trees. Carlton W. Huteb- Large living room with ytcpiace. (tVintlniied from Page One) I . bn£>H.. P8£Lc . Fnihinn, ,_U 'fi fUlecl Ml 9-3266 old 0 room ranch. With targe llv- i Florida. with smart, easy tn sew slyles; ■thre(;“ crhi'Ki't irefnar' finiy 2.5f -n collect. area. ' • ■ RalR DtMOCK CO. ■pace for rent. Up to 6500 square ina. Ml 9iB132. Three bedrooms. Itwo' twin bed a-opy! „ You don’t get the feeling feet. WUI sub-divide. Main St Lo­ , ing loom, two full ba^ths, f'7444. ' t h foughou t. ■ Fttlr bawe ment-. - ■ l-iot "Schools' in Aflltigton: Chafloltes- GLASTONBURY-u w.„v by a mastej- craftsman on neighborhood. Fireplace with . Itoxieo. Price $17,500. the Federal Civil'Rights Commis­ - an AA lot and only ■ one paneled wall, large kltbhen ga- BOWERS SCHOOL area, 7 room viUe arid Norfolk all faced pos­ sion on the basis of a review of your cuiitom built home on a large wooded lot Cape, -fireplace, full basement, • SEPTIC TANKS block from Main Street. rage. Nice, lot with trees. $17,900. 61 ELSIE DRIVE — Five room sible federal court orders to admit the Macon County Board of Regis­ F o r Sale FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL With a view, you shoulH look at the.se. Several' ^ Ypur children can romp , amesite drive. - Combinatiorr. trars' record for the past 13 Cleaned and Installed $ 1 9 , 8 0 0 FOR . R. F. Dimock k Co., Realtors; Ml ranch with carport. Living room Negroes. If such action is taken ‘ beautiful nbmes already? built in thisnsiea just * In the huge paneled rec­ 9-5245, Barbara Wocida, Ml 9-7703, storms, excellent' location. Built in 16MiXlS'4. Raised hearth fire­ months. reation' room with flrb- 'Robert W. Agnew, MI 8-6878 Jo; 1950. Owner, MI 9-3260, place. Large kitelien. 3 bedrooms. they too could be clcised by the C. G. GomilUon. president of the • SEWERS RICH NEW RANCH EXPERT over the,,Manche.ster town Jirie, , I $14. $ Machine Cleancdi place on rahiy dayTi. Ga- 14,500 seph N. Ashford, Ml 9-6818 ‘or (D C »V E N T R Y -6H room “anch. Lot 90x120. Price $17,800. gfbv'ernor. Tuckegee ■ Civic. AssoctAtion, said * rage and many extras- Robert D Mifrdock: Ml 8-6471 Baserafot garage. Three bed- At Memphis. Tenn., attorrjeya the organization's voter ffancJitqe FARM LOAM ■ n rooms ■ I 'j liaths e PLUMBING NEW RANCH., i RANCH committee reported 314 Negroes • INSTALLATION Priced under. $25,000. r($bma,> acre lot. Large living MADELINE SMITH, Realtor for. the NAACP planned to ask a (leriiliile kitelien e lairge R. F. DIMOCK Co (EAST HARTFORB) a Year ol4 4-rooni ranch on i B O LT O N LAKE - Five. rOom Federal Cotirt to order Memphis tried to register, but «9nly 145 wer6> MI9-n>42 living room e Paneled llri'- • S bedrooms a BuUt-in JJouth Road, Bolton a Large ranch, cellar. 100x200 lot Only room, fireplaci.!- ,$18,700. R. F. SPECIALIST ! REPAIRS Dimock k Co.. Realtora. MI State University to admit eight permitted to make appUcatiiinB. $ 2 place W'aU 'Hiul hookrusrs e Ml 9-5245 W arrofl L H o w IoikI stove and .oveii ■ Paneled living room, with' paneM $9JX)0. Carlton W. Hutqhins, MI- Negro students who passed en- E. -P.- Uvingston, chairmsin df per cubic yarjl. Mini­ (Inragix flreplaee tsnll a TUe bath e flreplaco wall a acm lot 9-9348. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7702, MAN<3HBSTER — Uv* rent fred > INSTALLATION REALTOR 9-5J72. • and make mopey bestdea. Baauti- trahee examinations, it was like­ the Boan^ of Registfars, said “ we mum 5 vardn. Not ncreened. JOSEPH N. ASHFORD R. F. DIMOCK CO piull basemeat • Amesite. ’-with apple orchAnf a. l,$x!4 Roberi W. Agnew.- MI 8-6878, !fo- Town and Country BARBARA WOODS ful 4-famtly home in good condt- ly they would seek a temporary are going by the law." but «dbar- on- h-7702 Ml D-68IS 51|5 Main SU—Ml S-llOl drive' a 10% down .F.R.A. rear porrb a Pull baiioAeat, NINE R (X »t H 0M E -O « E. Cen seph N. Ashford, MI 9-6818 or fRobert D. Murdock, M l 3-6472. tiop, nice location, and aeparkte injunction against the State Board wise declined ipimediate comment. TEL. Ml 9.4824 Ra F. DIMOCK CO. ROBERT W. AUNE.VT ROBERT D."AllIM.U4H}lfe ter St., 5 bedrooms, extra targe ’ Drainage Co. WILL R. GUY Ml f-5245 Evenings jUtcben,. and pantry, oil heaL 3 heating unite. 6-(E!ar garage. Istrge of Education'* decision-to delay’ There are some 14.0(X) unregistered M l 9-r»24.'i All i-«ati An l-IM n Jot( HUa le truly a gooid Invest­ integration at Memphis - State for Negroes in the county, accordinc MI0e4143 a or TR 5-1582 Ml 3-0577 Ray Holcombe, ^ 'l IrMI* its F; DIMOCK GOa R. F. DIMOOl G0.‘ bar gardge, itlccly landscapad MANCHE2STIER—Seven room bun­ lot; May be converted n. i two galow. Vary convenient. NsW ment. Per ftirthor .Infonhatlon call one year. ' to the report, and liOn'othera ara MI 9-5245 ' MI 9-5»45 family. 8. A. Beedller, Realtor. ndating »stem.;. Oai^o. P. V. The Elloworth Mitten Agency, 'In Gainesvijile. Fla., the first qp the voting Rets.' Negioaa cut- Tan|rea, tbokor, MI Raaltote. MI $4880 o f Ml 8S624. Negri* -qtndoht Waa regiatarad^ter number whites about aevoB to c m . 1* \ - , > 9 M N 9 n...... 7' ■ ■■ ’ “ T r

MONDAY, SEPTE^ER IB, 1BB8 - u - P A G E s i x t e e n fHmtrhpalpr Ifprath AreraRe Daily Net Prem R un The Weather F or the Week Eadedi Foreeaet of D. f. Wcwtber jRaroM evading reaponalblllty, police aald. ' SepL IS, ItSi . The Wbmen's Professional Club' EvieretlA O bserve after he atru«fk aeveral highway Oeeaalonal rain devetoptog to­ will hold Us annual picnic at Cen­ guard rail poata on Campmeetlng O t a U I ' S night. Low 4w 60a. ClotKly, cooler, About Town ter Sprtriga tomorrow. Dinner will 1 2 . 7 8 6 25th A n iii versary Road yeatertay and left the acene. ocoaaioOal ram Wedneodayv n g h ' he served at 6:30 p.ni. Members, A U t O Bl Member ef the Andit H li court date la aet for Sept. 27. near 70. The I m m a c i i l s t e^^oncrpUon are aakod to bring their oWn eat­ He la free under a $200 bond. Barean of Clrcalgtlon Mothers Circle will have a pot- ing utensils and cupa. Mr. and Mra. Earl Everett, 22 George E. Sullivan. 24. of 5 ★ WELDING NHanpIfesfer— A City of Village Charm luck Wednesday, Sept. 17. at ic.tn Dpane St., were feted with a cele­ Waddell Rd„ drove W ill R. Guy, ★ AUTO BODY and' ------' V ------at the Pallia Post cottage, Gerald Tlie first meeting in the fall bration Saturday night at the 26, o f 318 E. Middle Tpjte., to Park, South Coventry. term for John Mather Chapter. AUNCkESTEXCONN., (Ulaaalfied Advertlamg on Paga 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS Rainbow Club upon the occaalon Guy's parked car on Main St. Sat-^ FENDER REPAIRS VOL. LXXVn, NO. 295 (SIXTEEN PAGES) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1958 Order of DeMolay. 'will be held urday. police anid, and in attempt­ of their 25th wedding anniveraary. ★ COMPLETE CAR The Armv and Navy t’lub Aux­ .this evening at 7’.50 at the Ma»’ ing to drive away, Sullivan hit the Mra. Everett U the former Alice. iliary will hold a adtbacU party sonic Teniplc. Plana for the com­ rear of Giiy'a car.. PARINTING tonight at S o’clock at the flub- ing .year ivill he dianissed and new Brown of New Hampahire. No arreat te'aa made. LA C glT E R and E N A M E L The couple were married In New house. officers will be elected. TEL. M I 9-S025 Goitsfeell^^s'Navy Cilts Hampahire, Sept, 16, 1933. Everett lei Prem ier Manchester Bmblcni Club will la employed aa a gpar-cutter by Radnie set-badt players and 8 G RISW OLD ST. hold a "M yatery Ride” on Wednea- the Whitney Chai'rt Co. In H art­ K arp lo D irect' N A T ( y P e ^ members are imited to the club \ rooms tomorrow night at 8 o'clock day. Thoae planning to attend are ford. askeel to meet at the KlUs home The Everetta have four children, Pow ell Cam paign or Walkout, to start tlie setback tournament. at 6:1,’) pm. that day. Reserva- ' Earl Everett Jr., Mra. Flora Ger­ Sealing Off Qliemoy Qtiem oy Strife Members ol the lo « n lire depart­ liona must be made no later tliaii ber, John Everett and E r n e a t Atty. Julea A. Karp. 56 Croaley LADIES and MEN ments Will meet at the No *l llre- tomorrow noon. | Everett; and five grandchildren. Rd„ will aerve aa political agent Londoiy^Sept. 16 (/P)—So­ Of Satellite hoiisc tonight at 7 o'clock. They They received peraonal gtfta of sil­ for Theodore Powell. Democratic cialist mlposition leader Hugh I Tile Newcomers Cbih sponsored ! ver In honor of the occaalon. Cape Canaveral, Fla., Sept. will pro( eed in a body to the candidate for the Board of Dlrec- Gaits^ll s a d today that Holmes Funeral Home to pay re- ' hy tlie 'yWCA, will hold its open- j tora. . 16 (/P)—The mighty engine of sj’ects to .lohn C .Sherman, father j lug nieelmg tomorrow at 8 p m. Atty. Karp 'will head Powell’a U.S^ involvement in a war ; at the Community'Y. 79 .N .Main a Vanguard satellite rocket of First Assistant Cluef, F.rnest W eekend M ishaps campaign emphaaizlng a houae to 'At t)^■Stage the military fac­ xiy^'Lh Red China over the dis- Sherman 1st In Hie iipslalrs dining room. : house calling program to reach Taipei, Formosa, Sept. 16'|' roared into action today but Ford custom tor detemiines the outcome of di- tor aetermineg me ouuronie oi ui-.T^uiea- uted ooffshore u s iiu ic islands wouldwuum All neu'iomers to .Manchester and ; the votera personally for the N o­ (yP)— Premier Ch«n Cheng then was cut off a split sec- oullvmg areas are Invited, | B rin^ 2 Arrests piqjnicy and guna speak more teU-] fikelv undermine the North Tile hrst nieeliiig of the l,,adlc,s vember elecllona. said doday if the Red Chinese irtglyiifgly than words." he said. / ,r T lf f jnjiiripp Aii:„n p p (.N(.NATO) A T O ) ond before laUUflling. Aid of Fnianuel Lutheran (•luircli .M.1 III bester Roft and Gun (fliih persist in sealing off the Qu^ we can beat t! e enemy m lll^ ily .J . m a i,. onnosltion i 10 minutes will he held tomorrow at 7:30 p in, Two drivers were arrested ak the made the enemy's political tricks.dn thel _ t '«t*r that the launching was post I will meet tonight al 7 o do. k at moy offshore islands “ it I policy statement, claimed that Hostesae.s will be Mrs Amy I'lirl- result of three separate • weekend international otage wiU all in poned because of technical diffi­ Strike Hour son. Mrs Helen Benson Mr.s Helm the Holmes Fimeial Home. 400 RK-OPEMNO xvoiild mean extendihg the I "complete obacurltv" surrounded car accidents, police aald today. culties. The shoot wiil be re­ Westland and Mrs. .Muriel Bnim I .M,im 1^1 , lo pay lespn li to .lohn xvar.” 1 the position of the British govern- scheduled in the near future. Mrs Ixni.S' Hinrichs is in i liaige (■ Kheiiioin, wiiose son and son- Joseph W. Gasper, 18, of 148 St. suits ^ "And experience teUS us that the | East rrisig and (3ien, also Nattonaliat China's In Washington, the .Navy said Chester enemy can be brought to reason at, that ihi of devo' ons. in-law are memhers of tlie club. John St., was arrested Saturday vice president and heir apparent this is endangering the rocket’s first stage ignition Still 11 a.m. !to Chiang'JCai-ahek, told parlia­ the conference table only when j western Allies. night and charged with reekleas Accordion Studio they know thcyv'are beaten on the "was a'jlom atirallv shut down," Manchester Grange memt'ci- Th ■ Iti” Clifford O. .Simpson, ment In' a 4,000-word report: The leader of the Labor party. leaving the inference that the cut- driving after skidding and over­ If vou demand the very' beat In battlefield. " will ifieel at the Hnime.i l*'miei.il ' aii'l the Lev I.aurriue .T, Vlment, SPE< IAI.IZING IN "F or the lime being, we are turning his car on Gardner Street, fahric-cul-and fit, then . you / I whirh opposed Britain's interven- j jff was not intentional. Tomorrow Home this exening al s n rin.-k In | nminstci s of the I'eiiter t'oiigrega- The NalioiiahsU got more sup- | in E gypt two years white being chaaed by police. fherelv answering the enemy's . _ ...... I- - ...... ngo, . "The cause of the malfunetion I pay respects to .lohn (' .Sherman, tcnial ('liiiiih \i,-.ltefl patients al ACCORDION-GUITAR slioiild clioo.se Mr. Vuoto as plies lo tjte beleaguered Qu^mo) a ^ ..{j,, Quemoy situation j i* not yet determined," the Penta- Patrolman Robert Lannan aald fire. We are patiently keeping on 89 Finley'St . who fhcfl s.iiind.ii liw Stale Hns|iilal m .Norwich Fn- TRUMPET your tailor. Mr. Vubto haa had ijy planes and ahip today, the De-j ,,p , u „i( I added in a brief statement, Detroit, Sept. 16 (IP)—' he ob.served Gasper driving at a years' experience in tailoring the defensive and trying to con­ He WHS the oldest nieini.ei r.f ,>1an- rl,a\- The tie. ytr, Simpson ad- P R IV A T E LESSO.V.S 2:t high rate of speed on Spring-Street and has aatisfled the most dis­ fine the enemy's flame of aggres­ fense Mimatry announced. offwial American policy and public Just as the crucial preliminary ■ United Auto Workers Presi­ ehester flrange m \eais of age ^ mi.n.slei e.i .oiomniuon to t.Jie pa BEGINNER.S sion to the smallest area pos- ItW aa the third straight day the I opinion -iif Britain and western countdown reached the zero mark, | lienls '.vho are niemheis of Die and attempted to stop hini. Gasper criminating customers. Plan to­ dent Walter Reuther said to­ ADVAXCK-n . ' NStlonahata. supplied Little Que- Europe.” a flash of red flame and smoke ; —------1 'eiitei ( 'Imn h pin isli. failed to stop and Patrolman^Lan- day lo come and have your fall Bible day the Union definitely will PROFESSIONAL But, he said, If the Red Chinese |nioy by air. Seven cargo planes Gailskell. addre.ssing a Foreign "a s seen and the bullet-shaped 72- nan pursued the youth to Gardner suit tailnrert by an expert tailor. '.strike the Ford Motor Co. at SI Hri rta'U'H I'A MnllicrA ( ’irrlA and Line .Streets. .)) 91 Union St.— .VII S-.V709 attempt to seize the offshore Is- j made the latest airdrop at 5:37p, ., „ Association Inucheon took i f™'! rocket lemained poised on ita Gasper failed to make the turn Our .$3nd Year In .Manchester lands, the war in Formosa Strati p.m. the ministry said. 1 iastie with a stalemenl by Presl-P"'* ! l l a.m. tomorrow if no con­ \m II iiirrl TuoAflav At at the PRK'KS TO SUIT NOTICE homo of Mr*- K'lniuiul TmnAc.V7.tik. Hvpuhlicans Honor DavisyMrs. Finlay from Gardner into Line and his ear would be extended to the China | LS T Handing, ship, tank) i r-tnt Eisenhower in his nationwide rocket carried a 20-inch. tract settlement is made be­ Norwood SI skidded and overturned into a EX KRV ONE'S BUDGUT: mainland. rammed ashore on Big Quemoy a t ; broadcast last week that if, the 'a-pound satellite which houaed to study weather fore then. CLOSED THIS WEEK The line fm ms In the left .of Willliim S. IbivlH, rrliied rhiilrman of the Mmii hester■ Repiibllran ditch. He did not go into detail on 4:30 p.m. and unloaded all It's car-j United .Stales Intervened to defend instruments Reuther was asked about th* l,eiilirj< A IIX11 inf V Ata nr h^.'l piirtv iiMil Ml'S Hazel Flnliiy. new chairman. The two were gue.sls of honor al a P.epiibllcan lestl- The ear was heavily damaged this point but presumably he go in 20 minutes, the ministry re-' Quemoy this would not be for Que- phenomena, chance of a postponement a* h* FOR VACATION momal (Imnei-ilanec given Salunlay night iil the Rosemoiinl In Bolton. Staiuling next lo Mrs. and towed from the acene. Hla .\LL XVORK.XI.VNSHIP meant the NationaMats would ported. This would indicate th e ! moy alone, This was the seventh try at ( ’liHjftn '>f n.AV', will mrri launching a compoalte 3-stage Van- nntered another bargaining leaaion \^■rdn^--f|a^ at H pm at Dm VK\\’ k’Inlay are .Mra .Marv I' aliey. eandiflale for .aeereinry 'if stale; Rodney Fll.sen,'candidate for romp- court date Is Sept. 27. p o s i t i v f .l v g u a r a n t e e d bomb the mainland. cargo may have been taken off the, Gailskell: with Ford. Irollei, F S l’.e|) F.dwm Mav Ir.; and Raul I.avin, eandidale for sheriff of Hartford County. In the Ralph F. Marcl. 64, of Hartford. Larry Metier ship in amphibious vehicles. guard. The hardluck piogram has Reopening Mondoy, flmnr Mrmhri., h t n if*nundrd to . He aald Red China’s offensive "N o one really belieyes that the been maiked by only one success "The strike deadline stands." h* dark amt is Ally. John r.ollner, eandidale for Stale Senate. (Herald Rliolo by Rintoi. WHS arrested and charged with September 22 hrinj; aitiH''.*i f"i tlm grrnriy baa- was "an acid tekt of the deter­ The Nationalists succeeded in a ‘ evacuation of some i.-lands four when a *.t-inch sphere weighing ileclaicd. "W e have no intention of krl. Private Trumpet rence policy of the United Slates. ” ship landing on Quemoy Sunday I 3L pounds was blasted into orbit postponing It. but we are still The Red shellings and the let­ after a week of failures.' ' (Continued on Page Eight) March 17. hopeful we can reach an agree­ St O ft.iidx Mnthrf^ ( ’liilr* v^ill ^Ask Abfmt Our “Luckv 7 Club” Instructions ters by Soviet Premier N ikita Today’a launching was st mied ment," S A M Y U L Y E S mrrt IfiiiuuinA niKbt ^<1 k,l,*i at Lociil M ail I'irivs (lovriilrv riax'rs Khrushchev had. he declared, a by a series of "holds " during the Ford, General Motors and Ilir hfiiiir of M f. I.inirn W p ir fl member of Hartt ‘in OAK vrilKKT C’olipjfe for 15 Yearn. VUOTO common objective: countdown when minor malfune-: ('•hrysler yesterday made contract 12 Alur fn t'nliftstraA will hr Sainr Sitir A^ III '\ riiiy .\1alcli “tiliillprluick' Little Rock^g Nerve War tions occurred. proposals to the Union calling for Mis, r. .1, r,m o)l. T.AII.OR-DESIGXER "To force the United Slates con­ Colt Ml 3-7500 tinually to withdraw from the However, when everything ap­ a 3-year agreement 'riif ruVPnliN- I'la\Pis h/i\r sn- TiH JM llULCcoi.il 405 CENTER ST.— .XII 9-4839 Westerrr Pacific and lo prove again peared lo run amoolhly trouble Reuther. who lias personally A Mil\ I’ll I*.iIII \V, I n .11 . ^ For Appointment again developed and the teal con- taken part in the S'oid talk.s for ’.\li«)sp f.iiiHly ;it kl I I nil |p( Ird ’( 'liittP! Itut'k."'by M<'nn W their propaganda line that the MANCHiSTBR CONH* 177 McKee Street United States is but a paper ti­ duclbi- apparently oidered that the the pa.si week, described the Ford S! , firod uilli tlir KiMll A miiv ilMr I,pvV. fur th"ir f.ili j)i mini * mil. enginea he cut off just before lift­ A&P Super Markets in Manchester ger’ ..." Parents Seek Ways offer a." deficient in many re­ li'HMi in irirnt Nnhonnl Killo {'a.Ntiim liymii.i will hp lirld al i Read Herald Advs. off. spects, ” But he made counter pro­ Uhen said the Uitited Stales had aiul f’l.slnl Mnlihr.i nt t ’.nnp Pm- Inmikiirnip Hain on Snake H ill' There was no Immediate ex- posals at a bargaining acssion laat JHOE REPAIR SHOP clearly understood tlie implica­ ' planation of what caused.the shut- night and .said the offer provided 261 Broad St. & 116 E. Center St. IV Olim Kd at 7;.'ld j» m tialay ami tions of the Communist attacks 'Hir .innn.il nmnlh )miK iinnin-ti- I down. a iiasis for furtlier diacusston. at Dial limp Wf'dnp.sday A Wil-| Use Our Oak Street Entrance . . . on Qnenioy and Matsu and liad, To Enroll Children I It first was snnoiinced tliat the Imn ntlMulx mnny nf ihr n.itmn'/i ; UAW sources said the three con­ ham A.xtlp\' fif Man-'hp.any (' \]\r p'l 11 ! GOOD TUESDAY ONLY! clear-cut policy.". ; decided to scrub. 'This is the first | alingR from the 5.5-fodt-deep waters of Newark Bay eaily this moinmg. It wan in this rosch. the fi'Jrl Knu'nrri Hallaimn at l•'Ml I 'I'liP IMaver.M will ImUl tlmir first ' advanced the oate of the srhed- Except for the burning of two second of the three that plunged from drawbridge scross the bay yesterday tliat most of the passen­ Slid cost of living allowances— Now, h , said, the Chinese Com- j iiled vote In U tile Rock on the craases and a Negro in effigy, the ' tiy to launch a Vanguard In 11' and FRIDAY 'til 9 P. M. l,.«'nnanl V\'mi.(1. Md Up rnlpipi! inpptini; '•! thp fall Satnidav inch!. gers died. \ n the coach came up■spccialors and rescue workers saw Vn^dics of the vutuus huddled w ere concerned They said the con­ MEN'S, LADIES' and munisls have opened a second or question of integrating the I day passed in eoninarative calm, j weeks. It 'vn.s learned that the . I hp A I m V in .1 ul v 1 P'm a ml i p A -Mlmit hu.-im'.s.>4 meflinc prrt ederl ■ Navy made a few changes in its | at the window through which they vainly had tried lo escape. ( A l’ Photofax i. tracts differed only on minor mat­ BEAUTIFUL PINCH political front — ambassadorial !■ city's' schools from Oct. 7 to i Pressure Reported 1 ipivrd hanii Itaiinn^; nl ('ar- hv a pfillink ,)Uh)»oi will he hold, CHILDREN'S SHOES erratic satellite vehicle in the: ters involving local plant sltua- talks in Warsaw. I There was much speculation non. ( ‘*‘ln A! k pm , n condeii.saImn nf llie Sept. 27, saying "tim e Is of the meanltme tion.s. that edgy parents and students Tlir 2n yrai ere made in the complex alertrl- 1 -Continuation of extra pay­ Strait and to wrangle at the con­ By t h e ASS041ATED PRESS . stronger than ever. I d rircuita of the aerond-atage Commuter Coach ments when the cost of Ilxdng goee /.ippers Replaced— Hat.s Cleaned • ference laple what they, cannot i Hundreda o f anxious parents In j Scares of the idled high school I rcM'kel. Car Piircliase lip. 2 Extension of company-fi­ O P E N U N T IL •1 .Minute Heel Service— .Ml Work Guaranteed I win on th^^J)attlefleld. |Little Rock, Ark., cast about to- students were trying to get Into I The baaketbaH-aize moon con- DRAPES Bltte-F Experience !day for a way to get their teen-| achool.s elsewhere, however, and tallied two photo-electric cells to nanced supplemental unemploy­ Wn.shuiglon. .Scpl 16 ' f Tram- BONUS SHOKS SHINKD m ent payment." from 26 lo .39 "Giir bitter experience of nego- ! agers Into high schools some- apparently few had any siicbesa j measure the movements and dis Taken from Water slei- riesuleni .liimes R. Hoffa weeks W ith an Inereaae in the $25 Hating with the Chinese-Com mun where, as the Faubu.s-fedei-al in- because of crowded conriitions trihiitio'n of cloud cover around lb* clnslicd again today willi the Sen- AND WORK DONE WHILE U WAIT Ists during the days on the mam- tegration battle .seemed to .shape other stale cities. world. This waa the main mission maxinmm paid under the old con­ alr Rackels Invistigaling Commit. tract Special land contain.s a useful lesson which up as a waiting war of nervea. Supt. E F. Dunn of Pulaski of the meteorological experiment. tec uici use of t'liion money to liiiy 5 P.M. Elizabeth, N..I . .8ei t. 16 .P. ' jdrewn \si(h luggage and hoili^'s. 3 Increase in pensions for re­ BUYS! the United State.si-will-do well to The four Little Rock high', County e.stimated that 1.50 to 200 . Two 20-inrh Vanguard spheres an aulomcilule toi an Indlaiinpolis' It waa lmse4i on a flat )iaige to keep in mind while, facing this schools, scheduled to open yesler- Little Rock student.s had made in­ have been launched previous­ K tricky hoisting operation early Teainstei offichil ^ tired workers from $2 25 per MONDAY-TUESDAY-FRIDAY the Bayonne Naval I>epoi. month for each vear worked to Communl.st stratagem. " ' day. remained closed on authority quiry to him about enterlne * ly and both were dismal fail­ today rCcoveied a Jersey (.'enlral Hoffa lestifieil llie aiilomotiile county school, outside the Little ures. One fizzled .1 ti n e 26 The' N)die.^ \“«!e taken to the $2 40. He warned that "if the Chinese of Gov. Orval Fanbus who was commuter coach bearing 13 bod­ waa liouglil in tlie name of Gene L.Mii v HOI n8 loii vori! ( ()\ m :m i :n ( i: $ * > 9 9 Communi.sts should succeed in oh- empowered by the leglslaliiie lo Rock dislncl. when the second stage engine .BsN'onne Mojgiie fo,‘. iden t tfjia t ion. San Soiicic, picsiilenl of tile In­ 4 Additional pay for skilled .XI Ti;it WOlili, m VMIII.I; .SIIOPI'I.Ni,. taining from the conference table shut them to avoid, forced inte- Adjacent North Little Rock shut down prematurely, and on ies from the swifting waters of 1*>o Indianaixilis lo "prove to . Ihe arrays of hot potato Issuea the Gromvko had called for the ceasa- | i-a ^ * ' Hhamhles Inside Yankee star sei niul baseman, and public they were buying, used iinlt.v, including the propoaed U.N.' has handled. Formosa seejned tlon of nuclear tveapon tesLs to be J q i , O l l i e r Nimer lo death in their home. The coach. liHle damaged nut- free trade zone. .Adenauer, Just Dial. A lly. "John .M. Bralste'd iHowaid W. Hunlinglon. .54, a sta- cars certain to head the liat. included,on the agenda of the As­ 1 wardly, was a shambles Inside, UslKlan of Ihe New 5’ork Times He said Die car was hoiiKhl for back from his first meeting with SPECIAL! BEAUTIFUL, COLORFUL disclosed - that the doctor aa Before debate even begins,, the sembly. Financial News Deparlmeni for 3.3 >’""1' to conceal the Uninn'.a part the I'renrii leader, said it I* Fresh, Tender, Native PRINTED TERRY 81-nation body expects a battle The broadcast, quoting a Tass On Next Move well as his wife gasped (he years. In the purchase in event there | wrong In say that Or Gaulle la over election of a ,new assembly dispatch from New York, said Gro­ . words "prowler " and "m ask" be­ Among 'the messing and pre- should be a law amt. .a vigorous exponent of French president. Two Arab foreign min­ myko made the request in a letter fore he died. : siimeil dead was Ellon Clark, ,71. a He said the nmtlon picture nationalism. JACK CLANCY That, lies in with the original NexvsTifILits isters - - Charles Malik of Leba­ to Secretai-j' General Dag Ham- , director nf Allied (.Jiemiral and Alemonslrntlnn waa not made he- marskjold. Forlntestration story told hy their 8-yoar-o1d son .AIARIVKS LEAA’E BEIRUT M.W.XGKR non and Ahmed Mohammed Mah CulliNi from .AP W ire*. Dye Co , one of the nation’s big catise the dealers abandoned then , goiib of Sudan are top conten- ! Gromyko, according lo the , Melvin Nlnier Jr. geat cfIVTOralions: overland deliveries. Bririil, .Scpl. 16 i-Ti — Four dera for tbi! post...... now- ...... held ~.by ____ New i broadcast, said "the continuation Washlngloh. Sept. 16 i/Pi Atty. TTie toy later told authorities RtlmweiilScfather of six childicn. Kennedy said IHeie was do fee- ships carr.ving two I'-.S. 5tarlne EDDIE'S Kitchen Towels ZeaU n d 's'sir Leslie Mimro. Both of the testing of atomic and hydro- Osh. Rogers today headec) for a that he killed his parents. StlU ,1 ‘ - haltallnns sailed from Belnit to­ . Secfefilfy of Army Brucker sayk day for .Mnrehead City. N. Ci Yo.u’ll ju.sl love these terry towels! claim they have enough commit- gen bomba la stepping up , the Newport. R. I., \confefence with Hater, he reportedly recanted his (Continued on Page Fifteen) ' (( nntlniied on Page Eight) 1 AUTO SERVICE menls to get the required simple Gtom'ic arms race and Is serving to , President Elsenhower that could '‘confeaaion." The Doy is under President ‘Elsenhower’s’ no-ap­ There are indications Hint other They dry dishe.s so quickly and easily, peasement speech averted ahonting .Amerlraii units ma.v soon be- 867 ilA h l.A M t ST. majority.'* , ' i 1*1" creation of atill more have eventual far-reaching effects | mental o'oaervatior at Bellevue leaves no lint and Uie matchiuK ■nte contest springs out of July’s I destructive type* of nuclear wesp- . on current southern re«l*tanee fo ; Hospital. war with Red UbisA- pulled out nf l-ebanon. Icelandic gunboat tries to pul Ml 3-1208 kUddle East crisis. The United ons which I* Increasing.the danger isclmol integration.- Bralsled’s dlsclosurs of th# dy- ■ ■ to-.,.--.. . terry aprons are so jiractical. Ju.st REDS 55 AR.N JAT-AN New I’yiXM eiiuii wlU not erack from quick temperature change - Arab Republic ohjecU to Malik of an outbreak of an atomic war. BuT as of now. authoj lla(ive j ‘"K dofto'* worda was -..lade wipe your luuuis. Many_ iiatterns and ‘ SEC Chairman Denies Tokyo. Sept. 16 ■T*' — The from freezer to Uip-of-slove, oven, broiler , , . from kitchen ti))n * 2!': TO 3 ': POUNDS CLOSEOUT I o|H-n use of Japanes- territory » I*, Qiiai'l.s J6 05 ' mat, Victor A. Belaunde. ; g l E l X C lE lw S Newport by N avy . nlane for bis that Melvin Jr'a- declaration of Eall lest series . , . AEU|chairman Fklward N. Gzdsby one-time Kusiness lAtr PERSDNALLY for (heir provos-aHve aggres­ iOYLE ,rln addition to Formosa, the As- ^ _ i rhid-aflemoon conference with guilt was true. Chairman McCone describes New i jpeijed out today the Reciirltiea (joldfine who imn fell out- with Ntmei and hi* wife, both- 31- Mexiijo projected tests to tra c e , amj Exchange Commission * con- him. sion" In Ihe Formosa Strait 1 ssmly semiy Is is expected expecieo to lo ^vegive another noon j ([J ljj T \ .tO U I' U «U 1 *I.IS RI**fibower. He will return to area.' WHOLE ROASIINO SE LEC T E D I 'alHn'g to the unsetUed M,l d <1 -Vasblngton immediately after- year-nld Mormon* from Utah, ! underground water a.s "extremel.v stenlidn that it showed no favor lo Kox icsuried before the subuom- GUSTDM ALL PURPDSE DISH KNiniNG NEEDLES ! wstd. ( V ere. fatally stabbed on the upper i '•upor**''l” to arid land* through- Bernard Goldflne, Boston million- EaAt crisis. France's dl*pule;„wUh j initlee Ul June ihat, when, the fi- N A5 V BU.5IP .ADRIFT N ot all sizes In each type. James C. .H6gert^-,White House floor of their home about 2 a.m. oiil Ihe world , . . Brin.sh Ad- sire snd friend of Sherman Adam's, minciAlly prejssed P o«l was trying Algerle, the Brltish-Greek-Turk- | B.v BOV ESSO$'.\N Brunswick, tia.. Sept- 16 (.45 Ooinplt'lo witli dish, do- miralty say* Royal N avy ahIp* are Oadshy told a Hmiae invsstlgat- to^iai>e niimev m 19.56 by selling FOR BROKING U SED C A R S Single point aluminum and pla.stic Ish squabble over (Typnis and the ] Moacow, Sept. 16 iA»i The So­ pres* ser-etary described the on Sept. 2. A huge Navy blimp was floating SPLIT tiul'.ahlc hamllr, nialohing ) lowlng two battered tankers Ing siibcommil ter'that it wa.s not note/*, an SK (' otfi< IhI advised! hin) tkiuble point aluminum and plaalic controversy over South Africa’s viet Union has agreed to explorir- con'erence yesterday as "a review — iminunned through the nation'* rovt'r. 10 " ai7,o. across Gulf 'Or Onlan, agency's idi-a for a federal that If Uip weir offered the Wooden and circular needies. racial policies. lory talks with the West on way* of the' Inteprallon situation to iiiosi heavily traveled airline to- d a le "' Six Russian scientlsta in Phils- court to'cancel a $2ti um) fine \\ould ask for an injuru • PRICE Both the United States and Rus­ to prevent surprl.se attacks. An fiO njiley Proposes | da) after Its .‘revv of nearly a CUT-UP FOR FRYING S';',',';”' , *10.95 ' ‘ .NOTION HEPARTME.NT j .Nothing K.'rgent I delphla.aeek vHa extension* for against Goldflne's East Bo.ston Hon trr stop the .salf» on the giound sia have made plain they intend to agreement by «p ert* on a work­ dozen men balled out. The Uivll *50 Oldi^niohUf 8H l-ltoor. Kaw bring Formosa before the Assem­ i'lsisa Allflitaar'"■'P' ’* Oo. for a 7-year falhife to *flle fi- Ihe offering was fraudulent He ’.X7 t ’lieirnlet '!I0 4-l)mir. able syatem could iM d to political Washington officials saw noth- i l a l i e . .VFronautirs .A 4i t h o r J t y was Ivory and blue. dl», healer, SICOC bly in one form.op another. diacusi|iont on- est/ibllshing safe­ tiig urgent in the meeting. X / I I C Piui X II urges fuller Hiip- nani'ial Btatementn. quoted the SK(,'' official as saying BE FIRST WITH REVOLUTIONARY NEW HACK'S OOMEStIC DEPT__ MAIN FIXM)R, R E A^ I*®/! .pi Cstholle ftrhools by .public The court ncted "of il» own an agency expert reported that warning aircraft oa the boay M 4 9 5 hydramtUlr, 2-tonr.- I ^ ^ ^ . 'secretary of State Dullest who guards .against andther'Pearl Har- TTiey discounted the statement New York-Mlaml lane, in which COIM7ING WARE TODAY! faytf the current setiion may be bort of ATkanaaa Gov',. Orva’ Faubiia. Hartford, 2ept.,,-rpv. i6.V r, ,— Retiring officials,------, . .- .Singer-Singer Paul Jlobe- Jtobe- motion...... juid’over...... the.... objcollons...... of natural gaa properllee offered as State A'lditor Raymond I. Long-i plan*; to toor East Germans , th* SEf.'" when It held the lime collateral for the note.s were bar-1 *be blimp was last reported at Wt l-'ord I'Hlrliiiir 2-l>i$or. Ka* th* most ImMrurtant in yeara. tin- i In answer to a aeries o f notes when lie ordered closing of I^lttle ' ...... , ..U about-7.066 feet'aHHod(r;-tia'*taiy~ ,X6'(’heirolel. lU'l .Mr 'l.llonr. abiibUidry \»U1 bririg Up life e ffr] fr'd^fh ' RfesTdehf Elsenlibwfir,. {€jr^4Hsed“ t«Ss3r -iSwl- the—long--; "wat-epring-.- -:-';*17tffdrt"6iriiVAnny"l wa’s'erroneoi'iiR' ’Tmpo’sed; i7iia!rtij>—Pcft.-- We weteome charge •eebiiBta! Green Trading Stamp* ■ ■ clear of the craft. a !‘ RadliC —b'eater, ' ’ fi.vilr'dmKii'cV lim ‘sK\V.\HES I)in'*ARfMKX'f— (LGXVER STO l.E'X'EL) ij.'fC Eastern altuation when he makes Kremlin agreed yestgrday to meet !avoid Integration, that the next tlm*. practice of having, two atat* Unfdrmatlon Department gov- 1 said. ended the Bos- runiiKil.e and $ 1 5 9 5 are- given xviHi eaah aale* and also to eiiatnmeni who pay their aiidllora one a Republiear. gnd.i*rnment force* raptured coastal Earlier testimony before the j ton Post, t ax te.stlfied. saying , *1495 charge aeenunt within AfTeen (15) days alter billing date. hla general policy apeech Thurs-tin Geneva. The Soviet note handed move "waa up to Washington. Tbe.w S05TETS .ASK TEST KAN We weleame charge awoiinta! ' Green Trading Slampa day. , ' - jlo U.S. civirge d'affaires Richard contfnd it Isn't so. that the’"pext Ihe other a Dwnoi:rat — be aban- | Io»vn'of Pal.naill ■ subrommlUee was that the com- 8"-'' fjeld ha.s since become doned., ' '. ' Political riot* In Guinea. \5'e*t pany finally had to . pay only . ** famous pioducer. , United Nations. N. Y., Srpt. 55 < hi'\ rnlt'i .Mr Uardtnp. are given with rnah .alek-and alap In euatomera' xvho pa.v IhVir DuUea held a aerie* o f Strategy h . DavIS ptbposied that 8-natlpn move acluall,.'ia up to Faiibua. \ ' 16 i.'P)— TThe Soviet Union for­ conferences yesterday with lop "There 1* no peed for tw'o state 1. Africa, Irave one dead .and 15 In- j $3,000 and promise to file reporl* Fox said lie was "foiced to the '.XI 4'he\riilel KuOio, hrMloTi ' li.MlraiiujiUy, .! rharg^ account xvllhin flriri^n (IS ) daya niter hilling dale. talks begin*Nov."JO. They Indicated that any federal mally pro|Msed lovia.v that the diplomats ' including ‘ Lebanon's auditors, to handle a dapaitment ] Jured . . Death peimliy Imposed,'! promptly Concllision; . .that extremely pow- ; Sweet Potatoes l-Dnnr. Real MrmiUhil iiiir- SIAAC The, meeting would follow the action w illaw a tt Faubus’ .tiove. U.N. General Asseinbl.v art at • AMPLE F«EE PARKING • Malik. Cfmdr. Allan Nobl*, Hfitiah of only 45 persons," he said, l on Belgiah Consul General opm- Adams. President Eisenhowei''* ei'ful fill res high in the 'feddjivl , » I sharp. $ 7 4 5 giimly unit l\ory. ^ precedent of technical talks that The feeling in ofliclal JVashing once to end atomic and hydrogen’ "Much i.iige stale agencies get 1 mufed to 20 years’ imprisonineaf.; chief of staff, has acknowledged gover.vment of the United ^tate.s. • .AMPLE FREE PARKING • minister of state*. Lula Padilla eniled ’ Aug. 21 with East-5\’est ton Is that Faubus ihust now find tesla.. Soviet Foreign ‘ Allnistef Nervo, Mexican foreign ' minister, along with only, one man In con -’ Artreas M(^rle McDpnajd and I.sm | having the White Hpuse stair had been brought I'o b eqr.i.an d GOLtitl^l agreement on wn.5*a to (lollce is nu-;i,Aonie.method that VHI stand up In -Andrei .A. Gromyko moved aa c and Hans ' Engen. Norwieglan ' ■ ■ ' . - - o , . _ _ . . -. A p f elta Stotikbroker Blake Card' make an Inquiry to SEU about the that these forces were not unCon- ; Mun.v (Mhei'i^ To ( ’htM>sc From, Some Slnlion WiiKomi clear wea; te»U.. b*n. The Hhe Court* to get secondary achobl irol." delegates Irani 81 naUooa gath­ YELLOW deputy foreign minister. nef.aay thiey'll he married dnrtag East ,Bo*ton case. But he; .Oolfl- nected with ' the Boston Herald United Staln^Britain and the So-4 education under wa.y again In-hi*'. Under, the setup which haa ex­ ered for the opentilg (*•- Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei capital cit.y. Oie Clirlstmaa hoBdayS . More fin* and SEC witneafea all denied Traveler Corp, and Bernard Gold-r •t '-tm vtel Union ar* to begin poUtiedl isted for yeaii^. th* Legislature eembly'a tSth regMtair' 5 Gromyko baa made no move yet to negotiations cm an actual ban in Federal auUloriye* are. putting n-mes both ' .-Republican and a than third of Commupiat Hun-'' any — »peclal,------In.Guenc*------waa exerted, fine," ■ ' , ' The c o r r The «I.W. n / m C O R K Tiwi aaeeniblyv already'w M (peed place Foitnoaa on the-AaaemMy Geneva on OcL 31. some.' but not; total, reliance on DempcraUt'stale auditor ■ prt- gary'a 3.500 lawyers have been re- on GoldRne'a behalf. Gadsby today scoffed at what -lie Prieei effectiv* Ihit Tutidgy irtd W adntidiy Only With a crowded agenda o f eon* MANCNISTiR COMH* aggnda,, put Moaetf# "Radio said pafted fUaharrad and the raat aub- "Gadaby hotly denied what he said '.waa coi(tentlDn that in this Community and Vitlnlty, M A N C H i l T M CQHH’ ( Th* two related aspect* of aaa.. a bulMup of prcasurei on the part sumably Uf.giv* poUtIcai-balance. trovendai .taaneo and waa enfocts Russia would pr*ss for full diacUa- ing world tension, by popaibl* nu- of Little Rock parent* to' get tb*8r Api^ntmenta plso provijl* aach ^ t .e d to jgoUtical oualUications'... called 'iomaxlng tMitimony.. .ri- "t\s‘b hatebdt men..; ; war* In-' CORNER; MAIN «n4 OAK S'iltEBTS ' CORNER m a i n -«nd DAK>TREETS ed to come t* grip with Uw For* EASY TERMS Hon « f th* isisae. ctilir 'woapon* test ban and lafe* teenager* back k to claaaroom*. party with ii valuabl* pohUcal *iwo man in saalad proaaur* cham- diculout charge* of mlafeasance" Btnictad by aonie unnamed peifaon A BMCial Moscow broadcast de- HtF cratipua mftMmm m humaa m$idi Bgalfiat tha SEC by John to put th* Boatoh Poet out of bual- aituattost hefwn «U r*d tM» whbl* wocM alam- * B T * » « mm) fox^lfonner pubUiher of th* now

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